Evening journal., 1891-10-10
BURIAL OF JOHN F. wlLMoT.

POnlr6 vt WIN "HtEFf0
He IL laid TO Rest BY Hundreds OF
Friends-Manv People I'm Wilmington.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct 10.--John +. VIII
mot, the young business man who died Of
consumption, was laid to rest ia ST.
Peters Churchyard this morning, before
hundreds of mourning friends. The fun
eral procession left the young mans late
home on Market street at O slock. and
II was over 300 yards long. st. Peters
T. B. Society, Division No. 3, A o.
H., and delegations from Company q, N.
| G.. D., and other organizations marched
at the head of the line. The floral offer
ings were very fine and the collect
ions included large harp from
Division No 3, A. o. and pillow
| from the society. Rev r l.. Brady con.
Quoted high Mass in st Peters r. @.
Church ct $50 o'clock, aud that large
edifce was filled to OVERLOOKING The
remains were enclosed In a handsome
black casket, silver plated and mounted
The grave had been beautiied under the
personal supervision Of Undertaken
Clewell. The deceased was only 30 years
old.
Division No 3, A. o H, has adopted
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom, to remove
from this life our late brother member
John F. Wilmot, and
Whereas, while bowling in humble
submission to the will of an all-wise
Providence, we deem it meet anj just to
express our sorrow at the loss sustained.
therefore be II
Resolved, That in the death Of our
late brother, Division No 3 has lost one
whose memory will be revered, and
Resolved. That we sincerely sYmpa-
thize with the sorrowing family Of the
deceased, and trust that God will give
them strength to bear their affection,
and
Resolved, That in loving remem-
brance these resolutions be entered
upon the minutes, copy be presented
to his parents and published in the
EVENING JOURNAL, and as a further
mark Of respest that we attend the
funeral In body.
FRANK FAaAN,
JAMES McHUGH.
JAMES FARLEY
Choice coffee, new buckwheat at Boyles
DIspssing Of the Wreck.
A survey was held yesterday on the
schooner William G. Lee, and the boat
was condemned and ordered stripped.
| The materials will be taken Go Somers
Point, and sold at auction In the interest
of all concerned The William e Lee
runs between Boston ard Philadelphia
with ballast, and on Thursday, October 1,
she ran aground on Hereford Beach
abreast of Hereford Light The tug
North America left the Breakwater ar d
went to her assistance. When the tug
arrived on the scene of the wreck the
schooner had been blown over the bar
aud was lying on the front Of the beach,
with two feet of water in her hold.
Word was sent to this city that the
| grounded vessel would be a total wreck
A survey was ordered with the result
above stated.
Pork season opens on Friday at David
| sons Prime chops Best grade sausage
The Hushebeck Orchestra held an en-
thusiastlc rehearsal last evening, the
frst one under its new Instructor, Pro.
fessor Jules Reybod The members Gu
gagged in the individual studies all the
afternoon of the various instruments of
their adoption, aud in the evening all
united in rehearsing standard ogertures
A large buffalo robe for sale, cheap. J
T. Stops
About 200 New Castle people have gone
70 Wilmington this afternoon TO attend
Barnum's circus.
Remnants of outing Aannels and mus
Inns sold very cheap for cash. j. Henke
Professor d. B. Jones and the commit.
tee from the Board Of Education began
the examination Of applicants for the
position of teacher in the Girls Primary
School this morning. There were five
applicants to be examined and each will
try to get the highest possible point out
OF 100
Msckerel-tomsto sauce; try it, Large
new mackerel at Thompsons
George r. Truitt, the enterprising
Union street merchant, will open a candy
kitchen in the store lately occupied by
John Henke on Delaware street. The
building is now being put in readiness
for his opening.
Try j l. Boyle's new fat ma ckerel.
Direct Tax Commissioner ]. Frank
Wilds has announced that he will { ia
the Office of Magistrate Jsnvier next Sat-
urday.
Latest styles wall paper. T. Stoops.
Hon. Samuel Marsh and daughter OF
New York, arrived here yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Marsh left oa the night
train. but Miss Marsh will remain here
on brief visit
Royal Kippers for breakfast. Thompson 1
Mrs f E. Herbert and Miss Dougherty
OF Bethlehem, Pa, who have been on 4
short visit here. left this morning for a
brief trip north.
New mince meat, fine; at ]. l. Boyls's
Miss Sallie Riddle and Miss Lizzie Hoyd
are still recuPerating at Cape May
See John Henke's collars and cuffs
D. d. Wilson and E. L. Wilson Jr
are expected to arrive at Antwerp to-day
Fresh roasted peanuts only cents pei
quart, at Thompson's.
A little son Of J. B. Lancaster OF Della
ware street has been seriously Ill but b,
is now convalsscent
New line Of dry goods. J. Hents
The handsome flag of Company Il
displayed in front of thesarmory drapeC
ia mourning for John F Wilmot.