Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-08
LOGAN BRSVIriRS.

lrAppe NJ. IL. Ohufch has added 300
to the salary of the Rev. f. j. Cochran,
making it 800 per Rnnum.
st. Michael's NJ. Z. Church, under the
pastoiate OF the Rev. w. b. Walton, has
during the last two years raised 81 1884
on old Indebtedness and $l,2l6 for
church improvements. The remaining
indebtedness, $1,000, will be liquidsted
soon.
jersey wateTmelons ara beginning TO
arrive in small quantities. The crop
promises to be poor as does also the
cantaloupe crop. The southern melons
are exceptionally fine, but the shipments
ere falling of.
Thomas Furlopg of Riddles Banks,
whose foot was amputated Tuesday fol-
lowing injuries received while blasting
rock at Brandywine quarries, was re-
ported yesterday by his physician, DE-.
Maull, as getting along very favorably.
Bishop Curtis laid the ornet.stone OF
the new Catholic church at OlarksyilIe,
Howard county, Md, on Sunday. About
| 500 people attended the ceremonies.
| The new church ia to be of Gothic dc.
4 sign and will be built OF granite given BY
I Mr Bradley S. D xon. The dimensions
are IS feet by 10 feet and it will have
seating capacity OF 800, and together with
4 the pRroeh'ai residence to be erected will
cost Sl0,273. the pastoral residence
will be completed by November 18th and
the church by May LIST, 1890.
The training school Of the Hommo-
pnthic Hospital is now in operation, with
full facilities for thorough instructions,
and needs pupils. Applications for nd
mission sent to the hospital Will receive
prompt attention.
James A. Booth, ghip.ioiner al the
Pusey d Jones Compauy's shipyard on
Saturday afternoon fell from box on
which he was az work into the hold OF
one OF the fumigating steamers, cut
ting bad gasli on his head.
HRS. j. W. Blackson while alizhtng
from carriage at the T., W. & Is. sta,
ton on Saturday Afternoon caaght her
dress OF the carriage 5ter, throwing LeT
heavily 10 the sidewalk auicu,ting lonp
cash in her left land wish bottle which
she was carrying.
A yaiugnle i.yenr old colt pasturad in
.he lot opposite the Riyelyisw cemetery
died on Monday from the etTscts o.
wounds caused by becoming entangled il
the bsrbsd wire fence. The animal wa
the property of Charles J, II. Beckett OF
this city. It was insured in the Farm
Stock Insurance Company for Sl25.
The Rev. Edward Henry Eeiei hai
declined two calls, one from II CHURCH II
Pennsylvania, which offered him sSJt
salary, and the other from a church II
Town, which offered him II 200 sGiRty uut
promised 10 raise II to Z 500 soon.
Tina pprnpr.gfnp1 NJ E4Et6p Epsbr1t
Church will lie laid ny Bishop Curtis Oh
August 18th ~ p. m. Catholic socfetie
: and nearly al the Catholic clergy OF tht
! CITY VIII be present. a special train viii
lenye p, W. \ u. railroad station ii 80 u
I M. and returning will leave Elkton At 6.3
! p. III, fare for the round trip, 81 cents.
: Fl. D. Gordon, master mechanic ID III
[ mGediua and locomotive shop, Of me r
W. & b, railsaai has bsen promoted to tn
head OF the new locomotive shops Just bull
by the Pennsylvania railraak at Alt0On
d and has left for his new position. Hs IA
$ bsan succeeded here by Calvin q. TURNER
A letter from Edward MeInall dated Ju
Q 2ifh, from Eiinbu gh states he W
, astonlshed ard Delighted TO meet Mr.. al
n Mrs LsT' 2, nd who got down IRON "rl
FlYing + g'eanap' III Melrose, ASIDE
q station 10 % TO hNb0tsFord, They wcr
. DO in eScsll@n- h5s'h ard thorough
I, eal 5ns tAett summer iaunt,
Joseph lIlokey. while deEnk. ioll into th
Ch-rs5iaua Friday, Opposite the Harln
y h0ilugs~ptth C)mE1ngs 4hlu yard, an
q, VIA RESUMED hHlf-4raTJat Rt Mutkt
}, street bridge, whpu uTlsar Heal brouEf
VI hlm! to the police station 10 sober mp.
d The D ldwGre Rly5t Rlpii Transit CON
l. pany OF PhtladslDhia mas bought from Ii
Highland Steamboat Company Of New lT
i the side wheel steamer sylvan psIl as
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