Evening journal., 1890-04-17
A PRETTY WEDDING.
John II. Lyman and Sadie williams
Made one-0ther Events.

Made one-0ther Events.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, April 17.-Jehn r.
Lyman and Miss Sadie Williams were
united in marriage at the residence of
the brides parents, Police Officer and
Mrs George w. Williams, on Market
street last evening. The spacious parlors
were filled with relatives and friends of
the contracting parties At s o'clock the
bridal party entered the parlors and
stood under bower of evergreens and
roses, where the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. F. L. Hubbard, Phi. ID.
After the reception the happy company
sat down to a bounteous collation. to
which ample justice was done.
large room in the second story
Of the house was filled with useful, or
namental and valuable gifts, like array
of which is very seldom seen. The pres.
ents consisted of silver tea sets, French
chinaware, silver knives, forks and
spoons, cut and colored glass sets, parlor
and chamber lamps, clock, tapestry, fine
bed linen, and clothes basket contain
ing line. pins, washboard soap and tub,
the latter the gift of Arthur Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman, after a short tour,
will take up their abode on farm, a few
miles west of Newport Among
those present during the evening were
Robert I. Lyman and wife, John r.
Lyman and wife, David p. Lyman and
sister, Thomas P. Lyman and wife, Har-
vey lyman, Gilbert l. Lyman, Quinby
P. Lyman, Harvey P. Lyman, Irwin @.
Woodward Edwin Meyers, Harvey
Gregg, Dr. Irwin Finn, of Newport +;
J. NJ Doughten and wife, George Smith
and wife. Frank Winchester and wife,
Mrs. Thomas Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie Gray, of Will
mington, Jehn T. Mitchell, Edwin Grams
ton, Frank Ball, Stanton; w. t. Lyman,
Esq. DR.. Wesley Finn. Winfield Scott.
| Thomas ]. Jones, Jacob Snyder William
| r. Finn, Wilmington; Walter Truit tt,
Millington, Md, William Spence, Mrs.
Sarah Bateman, Miss Lavinia Perry,
| Philadelphia; Jefferson Williams and
wife, Corbit station; Mrs. Com.
fort Sterling and daughter, Kirk
wood: Miss Lucy Truitt, Hare
Corner; James Hunis and wife, Chester
DR.. D. Stewart and wife Mayor Wilmer
wife, Mrs. James Wilmot, g. w. Grimes
and wife, Mrs. J. A. Walls, Robert
Wadsley, wife, daughter and son,
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Misses Sherwood, the Misses
Challenger, Mrs. fDr. Hubbard
Miss Sallie Hubbard, Mrs. Mary Dennis
Harry Shock, Miss Lizzie Banks, Ifi
Lunt, wife and daughter, Miss Mabe
Gordon, Mrs. Harry Dyer and sister
William Weggenman, Miss Lydia Nc
Nally, James Morgan, Mrs Pustill anc
daughter, Leslie White and wife, Miss
Cora Morrison, Harry and John McNally
Wallie Hamilton.
The New Castle Woolen Mills shui
down last evening, and will remain idl.
until Thursday, next. This makes tn,
third manufacturing industry that hal
suspended operations within two weeks
The funeral of Joseph Brough, the
young man who died on Sunday after 4
long Illness, took place from his fathers
residence yesterday afternoon, and was
largely attended. Services were held In
the Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. p
Patterson officiating, and interment wa:
made In the Presbyterian Cemetery
The pail bearers were William Barr, NJ
Beck, Samuel X, Naylor A. Frank Jolly
Samuel Beck and August Kruge.
Shad are still plentiful, and the fisher
! mems hearts are leaping with Joy. Tn
! average catch yesterday was 100 to
boat and the ruling price was $40 pc
q hundred. To-day they have gone up t
/ $14, and the prospects Of another jun
are eminent, as It is believed that th
cold spell will have a tendency to driv
! them into southern waters for awhil,
The largest pair of shad ever brough
r into this market was caught by Josep
i H. King yesterday. They tipped I'll
/ beam at 17a pounds, and we're sold I
q Wilmington parties for 50.
!. George T. Brown, Esq, and lady
: Washington, visited this city yesterdS
n afternoon.
4 Henry NJ. Silver Of Red Lion visits
! friends here yesterday.
s M. M Kirby returned yesterday fro
n a visit to relatives in Chester.