Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-17
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| Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
LEwEs, July l0.-St. Peters Episcopal
| Church here, having been neatly deeora ed
| IN the Interior by fre3coing and paint, was
reopened by the rector, the Rev. J. II.
Brown, yesterday morning. A sermon was
preached to his parlshloners which may be
called his farewell sermon, as he has re-
slsned the rectorshlp and leaves to-day.
The steeple and exterior woodwork OF the
church will be painted shortly and II Will
tfen be one OF the neateet little churches
In the lower part of the State.
Squire Marshall's mill had quite a grist
in II yesterday. Several drunken and disor-
derby persons who were nrraigned beforethe
Justice for disturbing the peace were fined
heavily and put under bail for good
behavior for SIX months.
Tuesday and Wednesday were very hot
DAYS here. the thermometer ranging from
500 to 1900 in the shade from IL o'clock,
a. M, to O'Clock. p. m.
LEwEs, Jaly l4.-At tho stated meeting
OF our town board last Monday evening the
treasurer was ordered to call In and pay on
six of tho bonds of the corporation on
August LIST, and he has accordingly notified
by advertisement parties holding bonds
Nos. 70, 70, rs, "a, 10 and rs. to present
them for liquidation at the above date.
Our town IL without haillff or constable
at this Tina, the constable for this hundred
having resigned on Tuesday Justice Mar
shall has OF necessity to deputize one when
business Ii on hand.
Mr., William 8. Maui. one of our oldest
citizens, residing with hts son at Pllottown,
fell from his chair on Wednesday last and
Injured his shoulder and neck very serl-
ously. He Is doing very we'll. His age Is
about "a.
Richard Burton, Jr., Grand Patriarch OF
Delaware, l. o. o. f., met ocean Encamp-
mont, No. 0, Friday evening, and Installed
81 to- IA
T.. Virden, q. p; John NJ. Barnes. H. p:
Isaiah Howard. d. W.; Levin W. Phillips,
j. W.; David W. Burbage, Scribe; James
Lewis, o. g.; William j. Carson, 1. s.;
Walter J. Poynter, Guide; Theo. Salmon,
George W. Poynter, W. II. virden, Robert
FEED Burton, Guards. The encampment
has 80 members and Is In ahourlshing con-
ditlon.
very nIce private wedding took place
here on Saturday morning last ut $50
O'Clock. The happy couple were MIR. Fred
Freeman OF Brighton, England. and Miss
Anna M. Bingham, oldest daughter OF
William T.. Bingham OF loves. The cere.
mony was performed by the Raw DIR. d. II.
Llverty, pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
here. Mr.. James Williamson of London,
England, with his bride Mrs. Kate William
son nee Fceeman, sister OF the groom,
arrived On Wednesday evening last and
bridal party left on the 6.49 u. M, train
for tour which will take in Northfeld,
Mass, Niagara Falls. Chicago and Wash
ington, ID. o., consuming week or 10 days.
after which Mr.. Williamson and bride will
return to England. mir. freeman and bride
will return TO Lewes gnd receive their
friends at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents. They will sail for England on the
26th inst.
The Deaware pilot boat Thomas Howard
fell In with the British steamer ADDE'S, laden
with heart pine lumber from Pensacola,
Florida, bound for Amsterdam, Holland,
With broken shaft aud loss Of propeller. 10
milaa IN the Clpss on Friday morning last,
and took her IN Tow, arriving ut the CapeS
AT O'CLOCK Saturday morning and anchor
ing at tha overall, about Ave miles from tho
Break water. The Philadelphia TUG Ivan.
hoo was hired By the Howard's crew to tow
| her Into the Bfaskwater, where she arrived
| At $50 n. m. The steamer was entirely dis
| Hhled and had bsan drifting about since
| July 4th. Captain John II. Price OF the
HoWard's crew tOik charge OF the steamer
and tho Howard aud her crew will doubt
less receive a good round sum as salvage.
| Steamer and cargo are worth SlO0,U O0, The
crew were Mi well and steamer In good
condition othsrHtie thaa loss OF prop9ilar.
LEwEs, July 14.--lhe pilot boat Il. W.
| Tunnel sailed for New York on Saturday
evening, where she will undergo an over
hauling, and whatever repairs Gre needed
will be done. A party OF Lewes citizens
took passage "a lnvitad guests OF the pilots.
Among the favored ones were Mr.. II. b.
Loudermau. villa AMI daughter Mr.. Il. O.
Maui and con Ag.hur, MIRA. James W. Mar
shall, Mra. Delaware Oonwall, r. b. Nor.
man. Jr., and Arthur w. Marshall.
w. Pagntsr Jones, proprietor OF the
Henlopen -four mills hero, was taken sud
/ denly and dangerously sick on Sunday
morning. he "a improving slowly.
/ A reprssent tive OF the firm OF PIN, For
wood Il 90. OF New York, agente OF the dis
ahled steamer Andes, before reported at
the Break water, oame here yesterday to
| look after her interests. IL IL very probable
she will be ordered to New York with a tug
| for a new propeller.
Bethel A. N. Z. Church will begin camp
meeting In Lodges wooiB, near Nassau sta
ton on Sunday, tho 9th inst. The church
has leased the grove for the summer aud It
is proposed to have services there during
the season every Sunday after tuelr regular
camp meeting closes. This camp Ia usually
| picnic on Sundays and evenings for the
citizens Of Lewes Irrespective of color.