Evening journal., 1889-03-21
HAPPENINGS AT NEW CASTLE.
What Our Correspondent Finds to Write.
Glucas Receives a Hearing.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. March 20.
Delaware herring were sold in tbi,
city yesterday.
Sergeant James Boothe is suffering
severe neuralgia.
r. G. Gordon has removed to his new
store, opposite the old one.
A shad was caught by haul seine Ssh.
erman below here yesterday.
John Coffman and Theodore Hanf
spent Yesterday in Philadelphia.
Frank Pinkerton has purcbasad a 6na
new horse from Henry Clay Sutton.
The funeral of Mrs Willis will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Edward Mckee, who was kicked in the
head by colt on Monday,is improving.
The Young Mems Republican Club will
meet this evening in the old town hall at
s clock.
DR.. Clunos has opened his office at the
residence of Charles V. Wise on Delaware
street.
Mrs. A. e. Davidson has resigned the
position of leader of the NJ. E. Church
choir.
William Rothwell has at his request
received an honorable discharge from
Company H.
A. sloop load of foundation stone has
arrived at the wharf for Harry McCaul-
ley, the contractor.
The William Lea and Sons Company
contemplate building a new office near
their flour mills in this city.
The Padberg Brothers are beautifyipg
John T. Stoops' new residence on Union
street with paint and paper.
DIR. Kuntz will speak to the prisoners
tomorrow afternoon at the regular Fri
day afternoon religious services.
Jefferson Downham left to day for
Wilmington where he win remain until
Monday. He will then go north.
Petitions in favor of Chicago beef are
being circulated here and rapidly signed.
They will be sent to the Legislature.
Chief of Police Williams yesterday
took the base ball bats away from the
small boys who play base ball on the
green.
The Lenten lectures by Rev. Father
Brady at the st. Peters Church on Wed
nesday and Friday evenings, are well at
tended
Rev. A. w. Holt and Messrs. Franklin
and Smith viii give an entertainment in
the lecture room of the M. E. Church to-
morrow evening.
Frank Sterling is closing ont his
grocery business on Orange street ore-
paratory to moving into one of John M
Nallettes new houses.
A number of ladies of this city win 90
to Asbury Church at Wilmington this
evening to listen to an address by the
Rev. Duncan MacGregor.
An entertainment viii be given bv Mr.
and Mrs Harry F. Dixey, for the benefit
of Company H, in the old Court House on
Friday evening, March 29.
The two Cinnamon who win open
laundry in the house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Palmer, the butcher, have now
possession OF the house and are preparing
1t for laundry.
Michael Glucas, the Hungarian who
assaulted Frank Wolf at the Delaware
Iron Works on Tuesday, received hear
ing before Mayor Janvier last evening
Patrick McGary. a man who worked with
these two men, testified to seeing Glucas
strike Wolf on the head with the large
piece Of iron, which be produced. Glucas
admitted the charge, but said Wolf |
struck him first Glucas was held with |
out bail for his appearance at the Court |
Of General Sessions DR.. Tybout was
present and said that VOLTS condition
was complicated, but not necessarily |
fatal. He had been removed to the aims.
house hospital.