Evening journal., 1888-07-16
PERSONAL POINTS.
Coating Devvn an cid Landmark.
chocolasiere oR Thursdas.

.x,uassur Dexvn an cid Landmark.
A chocolassere oR Thursd@s.
Ry Letter to EvsSno JounSar-
NEW CASTLE. Del, July l6 This IS
the season of the year when New Cas-
4le is the liveliest. Visitors are pientl-
ful and the excursion boats bring
plenty of people to visit the old city.
The battery is well patronlzad daily.
An old tree which for years has benin
a decaved condition was cut down
yesterday. II caused good deal OF
arumbling among the rough crowds
that have for some time been in the
habit of congregating under it and !
plavipg cards and swearing. 1t was a
xvtse thing to remove the nuisance.
Another lot Of berry crates have
been assorted and shipped from the
bsttery. This has been a busy season
for the assorters.
Captain Winfield Truss is here on q
visit 10 his wife. he Will leave in
short while for Boston.
C )Ionel John NJ. Newell OF Will
mington spent Saturday in this city.
o. III. Titus and w. II Heacock of
this city left Saturday on the pleasure
yacht Lulu May Lord for 8 trip down
1he bay.
There is large number Of people
sick in this city at present. About 60
persons have been very i'll during the
past week.
An effort is being made by num-
ber of men owning boats to have a
race soon.
Mrs. Rosenburry who for some time
has been the guest OF Mrs. ]. I. Tag
gart, returned to her home, 12l miles
west of Chicago, to day.
ii. Thomas Miller, @ prominent poll
aician OF the Second ward, Phil del
phia. and family are visiting William
Worthington on Delaware st.
Prof. George Frezier, who has been
visiting here for some time, will remain
until September. He accepted po-
aition last Tuesday as principal Of the
Ridley Park schools. the schools which
Prof. John P. CARRIER left when he
came to this city. Mr.. Frazier will
not 20 TO the law school in Philadelphia
ms he expected.
Senator Gray, who has been visiting
his former home-in this city, left yes
terday on the steamer Wilmington.
Miss Etna CoicIszsr, Ia visiting her
sister, Mrs. Winfield rrnsa in this city
ii. @. Jemison, formerly of this
city, but now OF Washington, 70 yisit-
ing his parents in this city.
The three excursion steamers were
crowded with people yesterday. Most
of the respectable people OF this city
have stopped going on the Sunday ex
cursions as there are always 80 many
ronghs on them.
Regular services we're held in all the
shurches yesterday. Rev. +. L. Hub
bard preached an eloquent sermon
yesterday morning,
Glen Hubbard is visiting his brother,
Rev. f. l. Hubbard. in this city.
A new meeting will be commenced
ON Thursday evening among the
teachere Of the Nj. E. Sunday school.
Oscar Ridings, formerly Of this city,
hut now Of Philadelphia, is visiting his
parents here.
A chocolatiere and fete will be given
on the Leslie estate in this city on
Thursday by the guild Of the Inn
manuel Church.
Berthe DUNCAN has left for Reading,
Pa. He is succeeded in Thompson'E
store by Edward Challenger.
A meeting will be held tonight by
the Alumni Societya4 81
Company II is ready 10 so 10 the en-
campment tomorrow They will taxi
more men this year than last.
Mrs. Thomas Milliksn. formerly o
fhis city but now Of Philadelphia i
visiting friends here.
The bridge over the Narrow Dyke i
mot very substantiAliC1 and shoul'
soon be succeeded by the new.iron one
Miss Jennie Sutton Of Wilmington
Is visiting Miss Jennie Saunders here
Lieutenant Sharpless Of Company q
spent yesterday in thia city.