Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-14
AssAuLT ANp RAITeRY.
distinguished Visitors Paying on Com
pany Hr-A Fishing Qgartette.

pany Hr-A Fishing Ql,artette.
by Letter to Evening Journal. r ftI
NEW CASTLE Del August 1A--A
large crowd gathered nc Mayor Janyier's
Office last evening TO witness a trial there.
The trouble was this Mr. Rambo, a
man living ON Cherry street. has a peach
tree ladened with fruit, which slants to-
ward the yard of a man named Tracy.
Mr.. Traoys wife in some way managed
to obtain some of the peaches On find
ing this out Mr.. Rambo went TO the
Mayor 10 have Mrs Tracy arrested, but
he was persuaded to let the matter drop
by a relative. Mr. Tracy on being i'm
formed by his wife of the affair, waited
for Mr.. IlambO TO come home from his
work.alM When helmet him he cursed him,
land brutally assaulted him Rambo is a
delicate man and theharsh treatment he
received may end seriously. Tracy was
put under 5000 bail to appear before next
court John H.. Rodney went his bail
and he was released. M e
John Herbert and wife Of Mt. Holly. N.
| j., have been visiting his brother, State
4 Treasurer William H. Herbert, in this
city.
Hon. Frederick Worthington and wife,
of Philadelphia, John Il. Thatcher, wife
/ Glover. daughter of Thomas Glover of
Woodside Mansion. Wissanoming, Pa,
and John Truitt OF Philadelphia are the
\ guests of William G. Worthiugton on
\ Delaware street Mr. Thatcher is q
/ prominent politician Of Philadelphia and
WAS sent as a delegate to the Chicago
/ ConYention. Mr.. Morthington, after his
visit hero. accompanied by his wife,will 60
to Delaware Water Gap to spend few
weeks, m HM a. HA
The Rev. Il. n. Terry, formerly pastor
Of the Nj. i. church in this city, but now
OF boyer arrived in this city to-day. Il
would be almost impossible for a man <
come to this city who would receive q
more hearty welcome. .u
The sermons preaghed in the M. p
Church IN this city GA Sunday by tn
"A Rev. j. =. g. Hanna and Presiding Eide
W. L. S. Murray We're very eloquent an'
, were highly appreciated by the congre
I. cation. a.s,sa r
II Miss Regina Mahpney Of this city i
5 visiting relatives ut Knkwood, Del.
Z 'e Harry w Herbert informed the CORE
; spondent that be saw a shark in tn
i Delaware river yesterday. a,a.H+a4
III A fishing party Of four gentlemel
+ spent yesterday afternoon fishing Afte
/ staying in the sun for several hour
: without bite they succeeded in catching
+ One eel which they cut inafour pieces
81 giving enoh man piece. sla
4 II Miss Aggie Wilmot Of this city.is visit
ing friends at Wilmington n4
9 The members of Company II were pal
4 last night for their service at the Ell
L compliment. fHsm iiaat
t A fife and drum corps has been organ
lzedaby the Lenape Fire Company, wit
James Doris as leader. They are read
4 % make engagements atiany time
q Cards are. ont announcing delightfl
IA moonlight excursion TO leave this city o
ti the cath Of this month FOR AuglIstir
x Pier, On the steamer Wilmington
y win be accompanied by good brass ban
N and orchestra.
4. Rev. Ed. Hubbard of tiis city r
70 turned from Church Hill yesterday, hei
10 he opened q eharch on Sunday
\ Mrs j. b. Manl0vo and Mrs r
rs Hubbard are at camp meeting at Brand
4 vino Summit
/. Cadet Herbert L. Deal,yne Of this cit
ii Wild. is visiting az Smyrna villa retui
n home tomorrow He viii leave for We
a. Point on the 2Sth Of this month