Evening journal., 1889-10-05
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Luckman, house painter, 214 Shipley st.
Learn to play on violin at College of
Music, 92l Market street.
The body Of John Hoglery, the last
railroad victim. was buried from the
morgue yesterday.
The William Lea and Sons Company is
putting new headgates in the short race
north Of Market street.
Send your children to learn how to
sing or play on the piano at College Of
Music, No. 921 Market street.
The Davis Plate Works has lust re-.
ceived the contract for spring plates for
1900 cars for the Texas Pacific railroad.
The three masted schooner Maggie
Dalling is loading with iron at the
wharves Of the Diamond State Iron Com
pany.
The Brandywine Granite Company's
barge No. is loading with stones.
weighing from two to FIVE tons each, for
Third street bridge.
The tug Roman. of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal Company, is on the
railway at the Pussy and Jones Com
pany's yard for repairs
The W. & N. railroad will run a popu-
lar excursion to Mauch Chunk and the
Switchback, on Thursday next, October
10, leaving this city at 10 a. m
The widow of James Kirkley has re.
ceived from Fidelity Lodge, No. 1923.
Knights of Honor, 81, 600. being the
amount of the certificate held by him in
the lodge. Mr. KirlSley had paid $31. 20
during his membership.
Yesterday afternoon a small boy named
Ryan of No. 1919 Chestnut street, broke
his arm and received some severe cuts by
falling from a tree in the vicinity Of
Chestnut and Franklin streets. DR.. J,
Paul Lukens attended him.
A boy named Ireland was run over at
Second and Orange streets yesterday by
team, which was driven by Daniel Nc
Kenney. The wheel of the wagon passed
over the boys head, making a very
serious, but not fatal wound.
Edgar Mulcom, the 4-year-old son of
William 5. Malcolm Of No. 621 Orange
street, was hit on the head at Eighth and
Orange streets yesterday afternoon, by a
piece of electric wire. DIR. s. L. West
attended him and he is better to-day.
George Long, colored, Of Bridgeville.
awaiting trial in the United States Court
for selling liquor without license, was
taken to the New Castle Jail yesterday
afternoon. Efforts are being made to
secure his release on the ground of in
sanity.
A number of handsome arm chairs
have been placed in the Municipal Court
room, through the efforts Of Judge Ball
| by Councilman Dillon, chairman of the
Committee on Public Buildings The
| Judge has taken a great deal of pains in
| having this room fitted up as it should
be, and Mr.. Dillon was very liberal in the
improvements made TO it. Other i'm
provements are expected.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Indian Association will be held at the
house of Mrs. Edward Moore, No 9l6
West street, on Monday. October 7, at
o'clock, p. m. ALI the members and all
those who would like to become members
are requested to attend. AT the close Of
the annual meeting, at which the snnua
reports will be given. and the officers fol
the next year elected, there Will be {
regular meeting Of the organization t.
open plans of work for the coming year
w. f. Woodward laid the corner ston'
Of his new brick and brown stone build.
ing at 6l5 Shipley street yesterday after
noon. crowd Of interested spectator
stood by while the owner, architect anC
builder held respectively glasses of oil,
wine and corn Guice), to put on Thu
stone. After this ceremony Mr.. Wood
ward invited the crowd inside of hi
temporary house on stills and gave then
the same treatment. with the exception
Of the oil, that ne had given the corne
stone.