Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-03-03

Mrs. Laura Watson OF Philadelphia is |
visiting her mother. Mrs. l.. A. Perkins,
in this city.
The Retail Grocers' Association win |
meet on Wednesday evening to arrange |
for the annual banquet
The Pussy Jones Company shipped |
one carload of paper machinery to Mana
yunk, Pa /, this morning
Clayton Lodge. No. 4, X. p win visit
Washington Lodge tonight and confer
the amplihed third degree.
The Heptasophs OF this city will visit
in body tonight, the bazaar now being
held in Institute Hall by the p. o. s. Of A
Bids for printing the fair catalogue for
the Wilmington Fair Association, were
opened on Saturday and the contract
will be warded this week.
Wilson's ambulance was summoned 20
East Liberty street yesterday afternoon.
from whence a colored man, who had
been i'll for some time, was conveyed 20
the Delaware Hospital.
Leander B, the four-year-old son Of
NJ f. Huber, living at No. 52s East
Eighth street. died last evening of mem
braneous Group Interfnent viii be made
in Riverview Cemetery.
The steamer Brittanica sailed from
New York for Spain to-day having on
board twenty two car loads Of knock
down cars, built by the jackson & Sharp
Company
Mary Williams was charged with dis
orderly conduct, before Squire Smith, on
Saturday evening by Lottie Wilson, both
Of whom are colored. Mary was held III
500 bail TO keep the peace.
August a. Miller Of this city and Miss
Minnie Crowley Of Minneapolis. Mimi
we're married az No. 1917 West Twenty
j 9th street. Philadelphia, by the Rev.
{ Robert Graham of Hebron Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Amelia B Edwards LII. D. Phi D
viii lecture under the auspices of the
. New Century Club in West Presbyterian
Church, on March 13, on the subject
Queen Hatasu and women o. Ancient
! Egypt.
l Victor X. Hendricks, member Of the
3 Y. M. G. A. and a draughtsman at the
) ! Edge Moor Bridge Works. leaves to-day
for Charleston, s. O.. to take the position
1 Of engineer on the engineering corps oi
, the United States Government Survey
The family of Thomas A. d. Hutson Of
q No. SOC Madison street, are In the midst
y Of sore affection. A bright little boy Of
four years has just been laid beneath thu
sod, and now three children are seriously
III with the loathesome measles.
Fifteen members OF the FELTON, Steam
! Fire Engine Company No 1, Of Thurlow
7 Pa, spent Sunday in this city as tbl
guests Of the Washington company Thu
! | Wilmington fremen entertained then
: royally. They visited every engin
: house aud made tour Of the city
q Two young men quarreled at Eighth
Q and Market streets on Saturday night
! near midnight. and decided to settl
8 their difficulties in the ring with bar
knuckles. A bloody struggle ensued an
a crowd Of fifty spectators witnessed tn
mill. Both Of the participants wer
badly punished.
4 The Young Mems Republican Gu
have arranged for benefit to be held Il
the Grand Opera House, Wednesda
: evening, April g. There will be lectur
by Hon. Thomas Donaldson on POL
ticians, Their Manners and Humors
& There will be some excellent musics
le features also.
A new wire screen box has been place
O. under the running gear of the Delawar
e, Truck, wherein will be kept all tn
equipments eff the firemen who ride o
the truck. The box is about eight fee
n long and four feet wide, and can b
opened from either side by doors, whie
run the entire length. This is much
q needed Improvement.
n c. B, Cooper & Co. bucket shop bro
kers. who have been doing business q
No Sl2 Market street for several weeks
N failed ia business and suddenly disap
y pea-ed last week L F. Adair, who ful
nished the office fittings. secured theI
again before the managers depart =
II George j. Townsend has large cial'
IL ayginst the f~p fo~ rent.
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