Evening journal., 1891-04-10
DUCKS IN A SHAD NET.
SIXTEEN CANVAS BACKS DIVE INTO
THE MEsHES.

Charles NJ. Bryan and Hiss Nera Lunt
welded at the Brides Home Cos
TUNES and Pressnts-A Runaway Team
weeks Street Lamp Seminole
Tribes Chiefs
Special Correspondence EvENIEe JOURNAL.
NEw CASTLE April 10 CHARLES w
Bryan and Miss Nora w. Lunt were
married at the residence of ex-Councii-
Mqn bra Lunt on Chestnut street last
sveoag The wedding was one Of the
pyettcst that bas been seen here for
SONS fime. although 10 was very quiet
Onig the mem bers and intimate friends
Of tho contracting parties were present
At o'clock the bridal party entered
the front parlor Of the residence to the
enchanting strains Of the Lohengrin
wedding march as played by the bride
sister, Miss Flora Lunt Rev. w. j.
Csmbron, pastor OF the First Baptist
Church performed the ceremony, which
was with the ring. At the conclusion Of
the ceremony the bride and groom
narched to a doorway dividing the two
pariors, where they stood and received
the greetings and congratulations Of
then friends
fr lAiNt WJft y DtAubAA4i costume OF
peerl Henrietta aud a choice bouquet Of
cresm roses The grsom wore the cou
vent.onRl black Miss Anna Johnson
was she bridesmaid, and were cream
Herr.ettR and carried hand some bou-
saet W. q Bryan was the best man
Alter brief reception the guests
assembled ia the dining room, where
fine wedding supper was served Those
present were the following Mr.. and
Mrs Ira Lunt, Ms w II. Volk. Mrs d
r. McCaiiister, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Vanarsdalen, Frank NJ. Winslow and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, the
Misses Annie and Carrie Bryan. ID. G.
Rose Mr. and Mrs. John G Sroeps. Mrs
John p Schneidt Of Germantown, Miss
Hattie McGasson. Edgar Frazer Of VIII
mirgtou, Samuel f. Moore, Miss Lottie
Neville. Miss Flora Lunt Charles @
LUnt Ozro : Limit, Miss Anna DalbY.
Among the splendid collections of
presents were the following; Parlor
lampe. silver fruit dishes. lemonade set,
silves service, full chamber set, two large
clocks, toilet and table linen, tea sets,
bisque ornaments, rocking chairs. Mr.
ans Nrs Bryan will reside In Newark.
De- whore the former is engaged in the
hsrnese and hardware business. They
viii 90 TO Newark after a short tour
A Fisherman's Remarkable catch.
Jonn Mccaughan, shad fisherman
hailirg from this city caught sixteen 6ne
wild ducks In his net yesterday after
Aoon NoCaughan was drifting well
down the cove, and when on Finn 'siPoini
he netlced several immense Socks Of the
tocthsome fowl. taking their daily baths
When be ''boated' his net be was snr
prised TO hnd in addition TO a small |
nun her Of shad, the big bunch OF
wild ducks entangled in the net On
arriving At this city with his remarkable
catch, a large number of people wen
down 10 the establishment OF Fish Dealer /
Walls 20 see the fowls, which were hang
ing there on exhibition. The ducks hao
taken powerful swoop into the river
and 10 coming up from the long dive. |
were ceught IN the meshes Of the net and |
drowned. The birds were soon sold st
good price.
Shtd are stlll beeoming more plentiful |
and b. price is growing less. Yesterday /
several boats brought IN thirty each. A |
num ber Of young sturgeon were cGngh, |
of this city yesterday aud this morning /
A warm rain, either to day or To- Nor /
row, is what the Delaware river fisher
men would rather see jast now, than
gosd many beautiful thiRgs.
Ran Away wish Load Of Hay.
wuile Edward Hance, a farmer living |
just below town. was unloading a large /
wagon lead Of hay at the stables OF the
New Castle Woolen Mills yesterday, bis
horses became frightened at the mill |
machinery and rRn away They ran ont /
Seventh street At furious rate OF speed
spilllng hay all along the street. The |
wagon ran against one Of the few street /
lamps on Seventh street and compile tely /
demolished the latter. The maddened |
animals were caught near Dobbinsville.
otnsr News.
TIE Bushebeck Orchestra will leave
for Newark Dell, this evening. where i, |
will play at drama 10 be given in the |
Delaware College oratory there. The |
orchestra numbers eleven pieces for The |
occasion Il will be taken over to the /
college town BY Farmer T T. 7 Clark
Barrett p Conner is removing his /
family from the corner Of Sixth and Della /
ware streets 20 the house recently occu
pied ny James W. Whitelock. ar. |
Whii.lcck has removed his family 20
The 6reat Council Of Delaware, o.
K " visited this city last evening and /
raissd ths chiefs recently elected by /
Seminole Tribe. No. z, a. its wigwam
There vas a large attendance and social |
meeting was held after the exercises
Ar aud Mrs p. J. Ahern OF Clayton !
streets attended the wedding Of rela- /
tive 20 Wilmington last evening.
Ine sale Of seats for the Druckenmiller /
Family. which appears here next Satur
day evening under the auspices OF the
First Military Band, begins on Monday.
Ex-siate Treasurer Herbert IS indg-
rant at the story polished In two Wn
mipg.on papers that he had purchased
the Opera House building here Mr.
Herbert says, THE statement Is lie
ana never intimated such a thing
Mrs Foster Of Orange street, who has
been seriously ~ for several weeks, il
greatly improved to day.
LanEatt Rogers Of San Francisco, is
visiting relatives in and near this city
Opening.
The Misses z. A. and NJ Dolan will be
pleased to receive their friends and the