Evening journal., 1889-06-05
OVER IN NEW CASTLE.
The TRUSTEES OF THE COMMON
HOLD A MEETING.

Edward +. wlImot Married Yesterday.
TO Relieve the Johnstown sunrersrs.
other News Notes.
Special correspondence of EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, June 5.--The Trus
tees Of the New Castle Common held
regular monthly meeting in their room
in the old court house last night with
President Black in the chair. Those
present were William Herbert, DI. John
J. Black, Hiram Borie, Edward Challen.
ger, William J. Ferris, George A. Max
we'll and Michael King
The report Of the last election for two
members of the board was read, and
Messrs. Borie and King declared mem
bers Of the board
MIR. Challenger, chairman Of the COM
mittee on improving the old town hall
reported that they needed $40 80 to fur
ther improve the place. The amount was
allowed them. The bill Of William II.
Jefferson 4 Company of 1924 % for rails
and posts for the common farms was al
lowed. A discussion followed the pay
ment of this bill, as TO the difference be-
tween rail and wire fences, and IL was
decided to instruct the acting committee
to erect wire fencing whenever practic
able
IL was decided to print no more de-
tailed statements in the newspapers
owing to the expense.
The report OF the water works receipts
from the trustees and the expenditures
Of the same were read and accepted. 1t
was decided to require statement from
the Water Works Company before the
money is given them. Treasurer Herbert
was authorized to pay them the regular
appropriation.
Messrs. Eliason and Jauvier OF the
Board Of Education waited on the trus.
tees to ask that instead of the appropria-
tion Of 81, 500 which was previously
asked for to erect school house at Dob
binsyille, that an appropriation Of
$40, 600 be granted to erect new scheol
at Dobbinsville and to rebuild the old
academy,
Just at this time Messrs. Herbert and
Borie had to leave and the quorum bel ng
broken nothing could be done. An In.
formal meeting was held in which the
subject of the appropriation was dis
cussed. The members then present
seemed in favor Of the appropriation.
David ELLINGTON spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
John Adams, colored, was fined So and
costs for assaulting William Meyers,
colored.
James Challenger was In Wilmington
yesterday.
John Dyer Of this city and Miss Hattie
Benford of Brooklyn, n Y, were mar
ried at the latter city yesterday. They
returned to this city last evening and
will make their future home here.
The employees of the Delaware Iron
Works yesterday raised subscription OF
$21S. 75 for the sufferers at Johnstown.
Bills were passed as follows: Judges
and clerks Of the last two elections, $27
Joseph G. White, $440l Clewell &
Gulick, $15.
Edward r. Wilmot OF this city and
Miss Rachel Brady OF Wilmington were
married yesterday morning at st. Paul s
r. @. Church In Wilmington. Immedi
ately after the wedding they left for
Philadelphia. From there they will &c
West. They will return to this city Ii
two weeks, where they viii make theii
future home Edward Conroy Of thi
city was best man and Miss Crumlish o
| Wilmington WIS bridesmaid The famil,
OF Mr.. Wilmot attended the wedding
from this city. Rev. M. X. Fallou pei
formed the ceremony.
Miss Rowe and her brother, Richar
Rowe, Of Brandywine, are visiting Mis-
Mamie Gallagher, on Vine street
Mrs. Swan, formerly of this city bu
now of Ocean Grove, N. j., is now visit
ina Mrs, John w. Coffman, this city.
Edward Eagle went TO Ocean Grov
yesterday, where he will spend the sum
mer. He took his horse and oarriag
with him.
George Brough Of Philadelphia is hom
on visit to his parents.
H. II. HeacoelS Of Philadelphia was il
the city yesterday.
Another pile Of ashes has been starte
back of the old town hall much to tn
displeasure Of people living near by.
Mrs Joseph Callahan and Mrs Megarit
Of Wilmington drove to this city las
night
The City Council win hold their regula
monthly meeting in the mayors ofIic
| tonight
The steamer Delaware began her regu
LAP trips to Philadel phia to-day
Mrs. John Turner and Mrs Jane
C'Neil Of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs
James Wilmot on Market street
All freight donated TO the Johnstow
sufferers VIII be carried'from this city b
the p. w. & B. railroad free of charge.
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