Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
LOCAL RREVTrTEs.

hHRsle Joyce, aged ~, was TAKEN TO
the House Of tho Good Shepherd, Phils-
delphia, BY Officer Eyans Thursday.
Letters testamentary have been granted
on the estate OF John Thomas Fisher.
late Of Newark, to Andrew Ii. Fisher Of
Newark.
John 4. Riley, who went to the City Of
Mexico about 10 months ago to accept q
position on the Mexican Central railroad,
10 visiting relatives in this city.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF
John McGoniga, late of this city, were
to Alexander j. Hart and John Mo
Uloskey.
Il. l.. Rice Jr., has plans in ha,d for
seven new buildings at Piedmont,
Alabama. These include dwelling houses,
stores and church. The last ment. oned
building will cost about 100000.
Harry Gordon of No. G2l Poplar street,
an apprentice boy at the r., W. q b.
railroad machine shops, had the index
finger of his right hand 30 badly crushed
yesterday week, that it had to be smpu-
tated.
Miss Carolina It. Darlington, daughter
Of Edward Is. Darlington, president OF
the National Bank OF Kenneth Square,
was married at her home yesterday after.
noon week 10 Charles b. Hannum, OF that
place.
The vote for Wilmington school
teachers in the Philadelphia Iten's gold
watch contest stands rs follows: Miss
Sarah Newell, 800; Miss Mary A Dolbow,
3i9 Miss Lens Dillon, I01; Miss Nellie
Wendell, New CASTLE, l43
Some person placed railroad bomb
on the track of the kiveryiew electric
railway, near Eleventh street, between 0
and 10 O'Clock last night week. A passing
car exploded 1t aud small panic was
caused among the passengers.
Ohetapenke City NJ Il, Church will be
dedicated on March a3d. The building 4
cost Id 80 900, Of which about two.thirds
has been paid. At the dedication Bishop
.. IL. Fowler, D. D., LII D., and the
Rey. DR.. Ia!lnage will probably oiiciate.
The moud9 for the casting of an i'm.
mense fly wheel are being made at the
Pnsey y Jones Company's iron foundry.
Tbs wheel will be for the Southwark
fonndry of Philadelphia. II will be 20
feet in diameter, 81 inches face and will
weigh over $4,000 pounds. About %
tons Of metal will be used in making the
casting.
u. Edward Thompson O, No. 1919
shallcross avenue, bridge inspector OF
the Phlladelrhia division OF the b. IL o,
railroad, had his left ankle broken yester-
day week at the Schuylkill bridge by the
falling OF heavy piece Of iron. He was
removed to his home in this oity and
attended by DR.. Draper.
William Morris, the freight conductor.
who died from Injuries received nj Ell,
ton, was buried on Friday afternoon
| from his late residence. No. Gil East
Fourth street. Services wsre held M IN
house and the internent was made nj
Rlverview cemetery. Members of tbe
lodges to which the deceased belonged
attended the funeral.
The wedding OF Miss Mards Patterson
OF Fairmount, Md. and Mr. CHARLES n.
Swisher OF Kirkwoo3, occurred at ths
home of the bride yesterday veek
The Rev. CALVIN w. stewart, ID. u
Union Presbyterian Church. performed
the ceremony. The brideBmsids were
Miss Lucy Swift of PHILADELPHIA. Mipa
Bessie Fallon Of Baltimore; Miss Ionic
swisher o. Kirkwood Miss Blanche Pal.
terson of Paramount, Md.
smyrna M. Z. Sunday aohool Associa.
ton has elected the following ofiieers
The Rev. ". W. w. Wil4on, President.
j.. II. Hofecker, Superintendent; Il. a.
Walls, Assistant Superintendent; Mrs. N. j.
BeHiey, Lady Superintendent; Mrs. Lydia
Mcdowell, Superintendent iarapt Da.
psrtment; Mrs. John A. Hoffeskar, Al.
slstant Superintendent Infant Depart.
ment; Mrs. W. @. Hoifecker, OtOanigt
Infant DEPARTMENT; W. Il. Brown. SscrA'
tAry; ". .. Start, Missionary secretarv.
I. NJ. Price, Treasurer; W. o. Hofecke,
Ohorister; L. III. Price, Assistant Ohorister,
MISS Mollie w. Thompson, organist; O'
Y. Gordon, Assistant organist; i. nj
Garter and ". W. Wright, librarians; O.
A. Beck and +. L. Sisco, Assistant Ii.
brarians. -
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