Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-29
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Dredging Oompanys large machine /,
dredging the harbor Just north Of ID,
wharf OF the William Lea and Son,
/ company on Delaware street Il is said
that the depth there will be greatly In.
creased so that large vessels can b.
brought into the wharf on the north
SIDE TO load with grain from the eleva.
lor The harbor at this point was
dredged soon after the Lea COMPANY
purchased this wharf in order 10 allow
two masted schooners and sloops TO get
10, but WHEN this new contract Is com
pleted almost any kind OF vessel that
ploughs the waters Of the Delaware can
get in.
Contractor Alvin r. Morrison Of the
Delaware Construction Companu. Visits
this city daily TO superintend the work
on the new ice pier in the harbor. The
crib has already arrived for the structure
aud Is now being filled with small stone.
This will gradually sink the crib and thus
make strong base for the new pier The
work IS being watched with interest ana
the ability OF the workmen to endure the
cold air aud water Is freely commented
upon
Teas eofiees ana pure spices at Boyls's.
Weli-Knoun Young Man
y 4. Mackey, who for many years was
the division operator Of the Delaware
railroad and who will start next week for
%. Faul, Mimi, Is we'll known ia this CITY
Where no formerly resided. la the old
amateur minstrel company, which gave
such good performances IN this city
every year, Mr.. Maekey. with j. @. Ma.
money, Jr were always the end men and
these possessed such superior powers a.
entertainers that they we're called before
the curtain at nearly every entertain.
ment
An undershirt for IS cents at Biggs
The Deepest Curve Of All.
The Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad officials, when they |
MAKE their annual inspection OF the /
Delaware division to morrow, will doubt. |
less stop at this city TO 60 over the com
Psny extensive property in this city. |
Ihsy Will also spend some time 1
looking at the curve In the Delaware
railroad, which begins al the station aud /
enus at the lower part Of the William |
Lea and Sons Company's mills THIS
curve is the greatest on any of the dlvis. /
IONS on the main line Of the p, w. &B.,
and always attracts attention.
10 study In Earnest
The Hushebeck Orchestra, has now ga.
cured the services of Professor Jules
keybold Of Wilmington for every Friday
beginning with tomorrow. and the mem.
bers will now study for an bour
each on that day under bis
tutorship The members intend 10
acquire thorough knowledge of their
instruments and Of the art, and have de.
clded that this can be done with indi.
yidusl study and practice. The orches
ira will give a concert at the fireman's
entertainment in the Opera House on
November 90
To Have . Temperance Lecture.
Mrs. Lucy b. Washington Of Nav
Jersey, the well.known lecturer for the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
has been engaged by the local union "a
visit this city on Sunday. Mrs. Wash
ington Is known to be fluent and inter
esting talker She will deliver lecture
In the Nj K Church at A o'clock on sun
day afternoon. The church choir viii |
rendera special program aud several !
ministers Of 1.-THE city will assist in the !
exercises.
Thompson has chestruts and almonds. |
Other News.
Frank, the year old son Of Coleman
Hunter OF Orange street, died last even.
ing after a severe Illness The child was
the first born OF the family and was 4
general favorite. Il will probably be
buried tomorrow.
The wedding Of John Gallagher and |
Miss Maggie MeGue will be solemuizsd in
81 Peters R. Q. Church this afternoon
at o'clock. The church will doubtless
be hlled with the many friends OF the
bride and groom. Professor Hermann
will play the wedding marches.
New buckwheat fat nackerel Boyle'sgl
Captain McDonough and r. I. Davis
Of Dobbinsvilie walked 10 Wilmington
yesterday morning The distance was
covered in one hour.
Thomas h. Lancaster the cornetist
will play solos in Lehigh Avenue Baptist
Church, Philadelphia, on Novem Der II.
The M. e. Church choir held and en-
-husiastic rehearsal last evening for its
'oneert TO be given next month, and for
next Sundays services.
Mincemeat, Heckers buckwhest. Bovle's
Typographical errors yesterday caused
ihe bills Of G. Il. Clewell Of so cents. and !
he p, W. & B. Railroad Company Of 25
'ents, to read $50 and t25 respectively.
Red ties are all the 60 At Biggss.
Personal.