Evening journal., 1891-01-10
CITY NEWS lN RRlEE.

The Court Of Over and Terminer viii
meet In this city February 4.
Sheriff Simmons has thirty one sales
advertised for January.
Liberty s F.. E. Company, No. Q. will
give ball in German Hall on January
Camp No. 8 of P. o. S. A.. will give an
entertainment and package party on
January l6
There were 169 marriages in New
Castle county during the quarter ending
December 81, 1890
Contractors of this city say that
brickmakers intend 10 increase the price
Of bricks by 50 per thousand.
The Women's Indian Association will
meet in special session at Mrs S 4.
Hilles's, No. 1902 King street, on Monday
afternoon.
Charles W. Gooding of this city has
sold his fam at Woodlawn to James
Thomas Of Philadelphis. for $3. 900, who
will take possession on March 25.
The officers Of Grant Post No. IS, G.
A. r. were installed on Thursday even
ing. Professor Hoses Well, the new
commander, made an eloquent address
The Baltimore Sun almanac is out and
contains i20 pages, which are filed up
with statistics of pension and other
governmental news besides other spicy
news.
The entire plans for the new post
office will not be completed until the
latter part Of this month, when they will
be on exhibition at Superintendent Hol-
lis's store.
Elk Justice Of the Peace Joseph w.
Vandegrift is improving steadily. BE
has regained consciousness and his ply.
sicians while yetfunable to pronounce
him out Of danger, now entertain strong
hopes OF his recovery.
The officers of Delaware Council, c. B.
t., have paid to the guardians OF the
children Of Herbert Lange, IS COO. the
amount of his death benefit. The sum
Of 50 600 will be paid to the widow Of
Alexander McHugh shortly.
Charles Linville, % years old, formerly
q salesman with j. T. Mullin & Son, and
afterwards with R. s Russell & Co., this
city, died at the residencs of his mother
at Strasburg, Lancaster county, Pa. /.
yesterday. He will be buried Monday
morning at II o'clock.
The directors OF Eden Hall Company
held meeting last evening and elected
the following board of directors r.
Harry Young, James R. Crippen, B T.
Shakespeare. Thomas Green ana John
Wiley. The annual election of trustees
will he held next Friday evening.
Mrs s. T. Rorer will give the first OF
a series of six demonstrative lectures on
cooking, under the auspices of the New
Century Club, In the Builders Exchange
room. this city, on Thursday, January
~ The remaining lectures viii be given
on January 20, February 5, 12, 10 and 90
and preliminary lecture on January Is
At the eannual meeting of Delta CHAPTER
No. D, X. A. M. last evening the follow
ing officers were elected: High priest
/ George II. Andrews; king. Thomas Y
Cooper; scribe, George q. Mccall; first
vail, ]. Norris Robinson; second vail
R Henry Wier; third vail, Samuel Muir
| phey. Jr. secretary, r. Harry Young
treasurer. A. G. Young.
Grand Chancellor Thomas Mullen in
stalled the following officers of Excelsior
Lodge No. 2, K OF P last evening: s.
P. O., James P. Modox; c. O., John F.
Kaiser; V. O., o. Burton; p, John H.
CCok; X. Of K and s.. Charles NJ Zeb
ley; NJ of F Thomas D. Wood; NJ. OF
E., D. R. Shaw; NJ. Of A., James b
Stocktelle; L g., John H. McNesl; o
| g., Daniel Saville; representative Il
Grand Lodge, George B. Thompson
representative to Riverview Cemetery
James ID. Porter; trustee, James A.
Cook.