Evening journal., 1890-05-01
clIY NEMs IN RRlEE.

yesterday.
John Boughnlan will probably succeed him
self as auditors clerk
w. H Morrison Is driving Tenders al the
lower end Of the Market street draw
An enjoyable entertainment was given IA
Wesley NJ. r. Church last evening By j. r.
| Nilmer.
The British-Ameriean Association com
pleted its organization last night bY adopting
Dy-laws.
The Third street bridge Is turned of this
morning, on account Of the IN ltOr being out
of order
denee Of Alexis !. DUPONT near Greenbank,
for $4,000.
Dr. John G. Fahey of the Tenth ward has
consented to be candidate for the Board 81
Education.
The women's orchestra at Grace church
now has fourteen members and progress is
being made.
The report Of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment for last year, was given TO the printers
this morning.
The Diamond State Iron Company Is con-
Meeting the old works with the new by a
double track.
The English Nationalists will hold an i'm
portant meeting In their rooms at p. m on
Sunday, May 4
William Kline wishes IL to be understood
that he is not candidate for the Board of
Education from the Tenth ward.
The meeting for the Promotion Of Holiness
Will be resumed az the house Of Harry Webb
No 5Oi West Front street. this evening.
The petition OF the Oxy-Hvdrogen Cou,nan,
to lay pipes on Shipley street, was laid over
one week by the Street and Sewer Directors
The tug. William Staten was taken of
Moore's railway this morning to give place 10
lhe steamer Wilmington, who Will have her
bottom painted.
The Street and Sewer Department directors
We're in the vicinity OF the new school-house
in the Twelfth ward, yesterday to dx the
street grades there.
Six lathes for the wood department of the
Manual Training School, arrived this morn
Brothers Of this city.
Patrol Sergeant Tucker. sergeants Peterson
and Stewart, Officers Updyke, Burleigh and
johnson, caught 1853 shad on fishing trim to
New Castle, yesterday.
Councilman N. I sharkey. yesterday re-
Company the largest consignment OF bottles
ever shipped to this city.
Little George Carroll, who was injured bv
running against car step Of a train az the
foot of Eighth street, yesterday morninp N
doing as well as can be expected
John A Carter. the stoae-mason Of Mary
land avenue and Monroe steeets, died sud
denly last evening, while at supper He vssss
ADoub - years Olu, ana leIt a wife.
The sale Of seats for an evening with "Ben
Hur," to be given for the benefit OF the Ho
meopathic Hospital. opened AZ the box office
OF the Opera House yesterday morning and
was very large.
James Casey Perry Manning and John
i,,arker, who were arrested by officer Heal
TINS morning. suspected of being implicated
IN the robbery of James H. Beggs's resideace.
were discharged.
At last nights session OF the Mupicipal
Court; Gideon r. Thompson. drunk, was fined
81 and costs: Mary +. Pierce. drunk and dis
orderly, 50 and costs; Lizzie Carpenter.
drunk s. and costs.
John Realty, who lives at No s27 Madison
street, had his wrist badly torn by an augnr
Of a mortieing machine at the p w " r. car
by Dr. w q Pierce.
II. S. Goldey, principal Of the Wilmington
commercial College, has received an appiica-
ton IoF sttesnegrapher e. and typewriter, from
q q merchant IA Bordeaux, France and one OF /
his pupils Will accept the position.
A water pipe on the second floor of the Room
building az Third and Market streets brnke |
vhis morning and the water damaged the |
IN the tailor shop OF q. +. O'COnnor adjotn- |
Yesterday afterp0 n, about o'clock. as a
team belonging to l.. Il. Adair was DELIVERING Il
goods at Eighth and jackson streets. the /
horse became frightened at an Eighth street 1
car and upset the wagon. Little damage was
done.
The Water Department is rapi lily pushing
the work on the Cool Spring Park. at the Cool /
Spring reservoir. under the efficient direction
Of Engineer II. Chalkley Hatton The lakes
and fountain are fast nearing completion and |
broad footways are being cut and graded.
Last evening. Philip Johnson. colored.
1rlYer Tor John / ponahoe, fell at Front and
French, cutting his head severely by striking
i against the curb. He was picked up by de
llectlve Jones ana sent TO the police station in
AL rersons desiring Millinery, Fancy Goods
arl Notlons. will 10 well to attend the grand
upeningo OF Mitchell and Bash. No. 21q Marker
street, to- morrow. Friday, May 2 Every os.e
w De cordially greeted and receive a hand
'orae souveni,. and be shown over the large !
-sEasA.aEest p sMe.eE. clerks. 4