Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-03
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.

Luckman, house painter, 2l4 shiPley s..
Dog catcher Writ has twelve goats i'm
pounded.
A valuable horse belonging to Tax Col
lector Mckee died yesterday.
William r. Long of the Daily Republi
can has fine, large St Bernard dog
The Tuesday Club viii resume its re-
hearsals this evening, taking mp the ora
torio Of Messiah.
The Young people Of st. Stephens Lu-
theran Church will hold social meeting
this evening at s o'clock.
Officer Yates arrested drunken woman
on West Front street this morning She
was making great noise.l
John Hammill, member Of Dupont
Post, No 2, g. A r., lost a 50 bill at
Sixth and King streets yesterday morning
w. E. Woodward is building hand
some three-story brown-stone and brick
saloon and residence at No. 6f5 Shipley
street
B. Frank Mcdaniel and Frank NJ
Dampman Of the Warren Athletic Club
will take part in the 25 mile bicycle race
at Boston on Saturday.
In the case Of John Herhberg, the
Swede killed near Edge Moor on Tuesday
night, the coroner's jury rendered a YER
dict of accidental death.
The Young Peoples Association of st.
Paul's M. Church will give an entertain
ment tonight in the lecture room. There
will be no charge for admission.
Mrs Baker, of No. 7l3 Monroe street.
fell with a hemorhage yesterday after
noon at Ninth and King streets She was
taken home in Wilson's ambulance.
The Postal Telegraph Company
has extended its lines to points in Geor-
gia and Alabama, including Atlanta, Ga,
aud extending to Birmingham, Ala.
Officer Ayers found bunch Of sponges
hanging out in front of harness store at
101 West Eighth street, after the store
had closed, and took them to the police
station.
Bids for large frame dwelling, to be
built for Mrs. Sarah A. Miller at Elsmere,
on the b. & 0. railroad, will be opened at
the Builders Exchange tomorrow af-
ternOon.
The City hall clock is slightly mixed
up again. II struck eleven at 8 o'clock
this morning. and at other hours shows a
demoralized idea of the proper number Of
strokes to be given.
A man engaged in digging trench in
front of the new saloon on East Fifth
street, between King and French. yester-
terday afternoon, was injured by the
bank falling upon him.
William M. Singerly's yacht Restless,
which has been used by Postmaster
General Wanamaker for some time past,
will come to Moores shipyard this week
for general overhauling.
The Harmony Literary Society held its
regular bi-weekly meeting last evening
at the residence of Miss May Whann,
No. 500 West Ninth street. There was q
large attendance and interesting exer-
cises were given.
Ira Owens of Perryville, Md, fell on
Seventh street, between French and Wal
nut, last evening, with fit. He cut his
head by the fall. He was taken to the
police station whels DIR. f. g. Shortlidge
attended him, and he is around to day.
A horse belonging to Henry P. Scott,
boarded at George C. Whiteman's stables,
while endeavoring TO kick fly from his
nose with his hind foot, got the latter
caught in his mouth. 1t was extricated
after much trouble.
A colored woman found little colored
girl, about years old. following Ger
man band beyond the Eleventh street
bridge this morning She was lost and
the woman took her to the police station.
All the Information tnst can lie gained
! f00m her is q At h,s Ial,- IS Lula.