Evening journal., 1888-07-23
nrought in Late.

The steamer Republic took 35 resi-
dents of this city to Cape May this
morning.
@. P. Bonney, II. @. Kirm and IL. 9. |
Kohlerman were the guests OF the |
Drum Corps last evening.
The work Of cleaning the north |
basin will commence to. day and occupy
the remainder of the week.
A meeting of the base ball team Of
the Delaware Field Association will be
called in the near future.
A team belonging to John w. An
derson of this city was stolen last
night from Mt. Salem Church.
The Delaware Ave. Baptist Church
Sunday school will give an excursion
to Brandywine Springs on Friday
next.
The conclusion of the tennis tourna-
ment will be played as soon as Mics
Florence ,3ayard has recovered from
the effects of a sore finger.
A slight fire at Dennison & Peach's
stable in the alley in the rear Of No.
/ school was extinguished last evening
by the Fire Department.
Nekervis and Miller will meet to-
morrow evening to make further
arrangements for their running race,
August 1. Nekervis took a run Of
several miles yesterday.
Nathaniel johnson who failed to
prove an alibi in the Municipal Court
4 this morning and was held in $500 bail
for the September court and was sent
to New Castle this afternoon.
The steamer Wilmington made her
regular trip down the bay yesterday.
| A moderate number of people were
taken along. The steamer. took the
average number OF excurAionists to
Augustine Pier this morning.
The schooner Thomas w. Ward OF
Lewes, which has been on Pusey and
Jones's railway undergoing repairs by
Enoch Moore, was taken off Saturday
and taken to Enoch Moore's yard while
the repairs will be completed.
The excursion of Washington Steam
Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder
Company TO Pennegrove next Thurs
day will be a pleasant affair. Dancing
, and other light amusements, with in
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order of the day.
The new tugbeat G. Killam, built al
l.. Bordentown, N. j., by the builder Of
, the tugs Martha and Claudia am
owned by William Macelboy of Phila
, delphia, arrived at Pussy aud Jonesi
this morning and was put on the rail
way. This boilers and machinery viii
be put in.
! While turning from the street ca
track at 4th and Poplar SITS. thi
Z morning the axle OF the left him
wheel of loaded coal wagon belong
ing to A. Sergeant was broken, tn
coal was put into another wagon. 4
o'clock this morning the wrecke
4 wagon had not been removed.
Y The funeral Of George Jacobs VIII
7 died at Laurel, Del, last Friday, too
q place this afternoon, from 1882 Callov
= hill St., Philadelphia. The funeri
Is was attended by the Hebrew fraternit
IS of this city, Cody Anfinger who is
" member Of the Hebrew Monitor
Society, and others Of the organ
cation.
The Pullman Works are having
= great deal of work on hand. The car
I Danyille and Luray will be shippe
n to-day. Among other cars at th
works are the sleeping cars Renov
Altamaha, Kamadera, and Altoor
and the drawing room and sleepir
cars Brussels, Ephesus, Patmos an
st Knoxville.
m Windsor Castle, No. %, Sons Of S
ri George, will be instituted next Satu
Ia day evening with the following officer
= President, Arthur Clegg; vice.preI
= dent, Thopas I'll. Buckley; secretar
" Samuel A. Bot; assistant secretar
John III. Mellon; treasurer, Jam
Whitaker; trustees. Thomas Davidso
Charles Jones and James Lee.
Hopockahacking Tribe, Improv
i'm o. r. NJ, took about 800 persons on
excursion to Birmingham Park
Saturday. In the 100 yards runni
'n' race for novices the entries were @.
re r, Bates and George Kolb. The lat
IT. won. In the 100 yards race betwe
ar an unknown and S. Jones, the form
ct, won by good squirt in the last
lay yards. In game of ball between
Columbus and Unknowns, the form
ar won.