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Evening journal., 1890-11-08
CITY NEWS lN aRIEE.

The Mohawk Social Club will give a
hop in the Weccacoe Hall, Tuesday even.
ing, November IL.
The Knights Of Malta now in session
in Easton, Pa, will hold their next semi
annual meeting in this city.
The managers of the Academy Of Music
have put in two large heaters in prepar
alton for the winter season.
Mrs Rebeeca Urmy is suffering from a
painful cut on her right hand, which she
received by falling with a small tray in
her hand.
Captain Thomas Johnson has received
barrel Of extraordinary sweet potatoes
from his farm in Northampton county,
Va. Some of the potatoes weigh five
pounds.
Theodore Clrley was held in $500 bail
for his sppea 'auce at court by Justice
Smith, YESTERDAY, on the charge Of steal
inpltools from John s. Gabkee's Office
at the Edge Moor bridge works. He is
now In the cells at the City Hall and will
be taken to New Castle jail in default OF
bail.
Rehearsals are now being held nightly
for the Kirmess dances to be given in
the Opera House the first week in Decem
ber for the benefit of the Delaware Hos
pital A rehearsal will be held this
evening in Webster's dancing Academy
under the direction Of Profesi or Charles
candes of Philadelphis, when only th,
participants will be admitted,
Evening journal., 1890-11-08
IN The ORPHANS, COURT.
Matters Brought Before Judge Grub
This Morning.

Matters Brought Before Judge Grub
This Morning.
The Orphans Court Court met in the
Levy Court room this morning, Judge
Grubb being upon the bench.
A charter was granted to the Standard
Spinning Company, through Willard
Salisbury, Jr., attorney for the incor-
porators.
Action upon the charter Of the New
Castle Hedge and Wire Fence Company
of Delaware City, was deferred one week
as exceptions will be filed.
John Plunkett was appointed by the
court guardian of tine seven children of
Herbert Lange, deceased.
The commission upon the estate of
William Cook, late Of Wilmington dun-
dred, reported no partition of property,
and John H. Rodney was appointed
trustee to effect the sale.
The administrator of the estate of
Susan K Beaie, deceased, of New Castle
Hundred, returned sale of her real estate
to the court and the sale was confirmed.
s The administrators sale of John Har-
lan's estate was not confirmed as ] X.
Bradford entered objections, and the or
der was continued.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company was appointed guardian of
Robert T. Graves and Thomas 7. Graves.
The order for the appraisement of the
property of James McElven was con-
tinued and Thomas McLsary was ap-
pointed member of the commission in
lieu of James Bradford, who is in Europe
Court adjourned until next Saturday.
Evening journal., 1890-11-08
LAST EDITION
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
.ALarge stone Hurled Through a window
rniures Mrs. Fr1nk sherman.

Tniurss Mrs. Fr1nk sherman.
Martin joyce was charged before the
Municipal Court this morning with dis
orderly conduct on the public Streets
and woundng with stone, Mrs. Frank
sherman. Mrs. Sherman, who is Pole
gave her testimony through an interpre-
ter, and testified that she saw Joyce in his
own yard about o'clock on the evening
of the election. About five minutes after
wards the stone was hurled through the
window, striking her on the head and in
flicting very serious wound. Her nus
band testified that he saw Joyce look
through the window at his wife and that
it displessed MIN.
Mrs John Tyrrel, Joyces aunt, swore
that the prisoner was in her house on
that evening, from 730 o'clock until 4
o'clock next morning Her testimony was
corroborated In part by other witnesses
Henry @. Turner, Esq, for the accused,
asked that he be discharged City Solic-
itor LYMAN, thought the evidence justi l.
fed the court in holding the prisoner.
Judge Ball did not think the evidence
strong enough to warrant a conviction.
ON the other hand, he considered the
matter too serious to be lightly dismiss
ca. He continued the case until Mon
day evening, for the production Of fur
ther testimony.
Daniel Fans, drunk. was fined 81 and
costs; Charles McNulty sailor, drunk,
was discharged on condition chat he left
the city. Charles Reynolds, drunk, was
fined 81 and costs. Sam Peo, for violating
the statute by selling victuals on the
Sabbath. was fined So and costs.
Evening journal., 1890-11-08
Farmer streels padly Iniarsd

Special Correspondence EVENING JoURyAL.
NEWARK. Nov. james Streets, a
farmer on the Peters's farm. close to this
town, met with serious accident yes
terday He was engaged In hauling
fodder from the field with a pair OF
mules and a heavy wagon. At
the time of the accident Mr.,
Streets was on top Of the load, driving.
He was iolted off and fell at the heels OF
the mules. The animals took freight and
the unfortunate man had one arm
broken and hip knocked out OF socket.
Medical aid was Immediately summoned,
Mr.. Streets Is married man and has
several children His father lives in
Wilmington.
Mrs William Thompson and daughter,
Annie, OF West Grove, Pa, spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs T F. Armstrong.
They took sleeper yesterday morning
via B. & 0. railroad, for Chicago, where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Davis Of VIII.
mington were here this week
Miss Carrie Jones Of Wilmington was
the guest Of Miss Annie Lewis this week.