Evening journal., 1889-03-04

The tugs Juno and Hercules lay in the
harbor last evening.
John Schuchardt announces himself a
candidate for city assessor.
James Dun gan was visited yesterday by
brother from Philadelphia. =
The regulations for Lent were read at
ST. Peters Church yesterday.
James E. Knowles is manufacturing
new patterns in his wooden mills.
The steamer Scandinavian Of the Allen
Line passed out for Glasgow on Saturday.
A horse belonging to Wilmer Henson
ran away on Saturday, but did no dam
age.
Miss Ella Morrison and friend from
Newark have been visiting friends
here.
William Rogers, formerly Of this city
but now Of Wilmington, spent Sunday
here
A horse belonging to Patrick Leonard
ran away Saturday without doing any
HARM
w W. Heacock of the William Lea &
Sons Company went to Washington yes
terday.
The river is clear of most all the ice
and all the vessels are out of the
barber
Rev. w P. Patterson Of the Presby 4
terisn Church preached at MiddletOwn
yesterday.
Mrs. N. NJ Browne accompanied her
husband to this city, she will return
home tomorrow
The Board Of Education win meet this
evening for organization and swearing in
Of the new members.
The Womens Foreign Missionary So
ciety win meet in the parlor Of the M. E.
Church this evening.
Seven Of the young ladies Of this city
have formed club which they have
named the Violet Club.
\ Rev. G. A. Grice Of Brandywine M E.
I Church, Wilmington, viii preach at the
/ NJ E. Church next Sunday.
Work will be commenced as soon as
: the weather permits on Mrs Waggen-
ian's houses on Vine street.
While Mayor Janvier has been visiting
, in Dover President of City Council
Lancaster has filed his position.
A large number of tickets have been
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old court house tomorrow night.
+ Miss Mamie Ellicott and brother
George, formerly Of this city, but now Of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with friends
here.
. Owing to the heavy rain the marsh near
the gas house and the marsh surrounding
the dyke are completely covered with
, water
There are two vacancies in the Board
, Of Trustees Of the Commons, caused by
: the death of Elmer W. Clark and Will
liam F. Lane.
The annual meeting Of the trustees Of
. the common, for the election of officers
!, for the ensuing year, will be Leld Co.
morrow evening.
; William ]. Calhoun, the prisoner SEN
!, fenced to be hanged on the 22nd of this
? month, was visited by his father and
sister on Saturday.
. Representative George W. Eckles re-
Z ceives the thanks of the citizens for his
4 promptness in sending them copies Of
bills Of the Legislature.
. Rev. Mr.. Stewart, brother Of Dr.
Z Stewart of this city, preached at the
i Presbyterian Church yesterday. He
! promises to be a very good preacher.
The Citizens Building and Loan Asso-
citation will meet in the old town hall this
evening This being the annual meeting
officers for the ensuing year will be
. elected.
Rev. J. IN. Browne, formerly Of this
city but now of Newark, filled the NJ.
J. E. Church pulpit yesterday morning and
! evening Mr.. Brownies evening text was
! Let the dead bury the dead, and follow
me.
q Among those who went to Washington
v TO attend the Inauguration were: David
= Boulden, George w. Eckles, Edward
!. Mcbride, Theodore Hanf, Robert Wright,
n Harry c. Dennison, A. V. Leslie George,
Hugh Smith aud Mr.. Wallace.
; The schooner Kate V. Aiken cleared
It from this harbOr ON Saturday, in tow Of
IL the tug Reliance, after having been here
Is for nearly month. The schooner Re
Ne becca NJ Walls, Captain Truss Of this
,r city. cleared from this harbor on Satur-
day. The sloop Ermine is lying in the
harbor with l0at of hay
Everything passed off quietly at the
g election of the three members Of the
Board Of education The polls were
crowded in the evening, and the follow
"a ing result was announced by the clerk
- William H. Herbert, 243; William J.
Ferris. 21S Elwood L. Wilson, pa
r Patrick McGrory, 1877 Hiram Borie, l24
n James +. Cannon rs
A pleasant evening party was given al
~ the residence of Mrs. Waggeman on Mar
- ~ ket street, on Friday evening. Refresh
~ ments were served at 10 o'clock, ano
dancing continued until 3oelock Those
present were Misses Lily Worthington,
( Cora Morrison, Miss Maggie Kelly, Ids
, White, Lizzie and Kate MeCue, Miss
= Agnes Collins. Cecilia Waggeman, Mrs
- John M. Vallette and sister, Mr. and Mrs
William Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs
e Frank Waggeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
e. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Flemnings
y Frank King and wife. Abraham Denni
y son, Alexander AcCaughan, Fredericl
he Worthington William Ball, John Dun
- can, James Duncan James Bop5he spl