Evening journal., 1891-10-09
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Private wilmot the first Member of 90
VI Removed by Deafh-P Personal Budget.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. Q. John r Wilmot,
the Young man who died OF consumption
on Wednesday night, was prominent
member Of Company II, First Infantry,
N. q d., and was the first member who
has died since the company's organize
ton. Although there have bsen over
seventy five members of the company.
not one has died in the past four years.
rhe funeral of the young man will take
place tomorrow morning at o'clock and
= large delegation OF the company will
probably attend the funeral. High mass
will be- said at st Peters Church and in
terment will be made in the ehurchyard
there
Choice coffee new buckwheat at Boyls's
Firemen 10 Visit Wilmington.
Frank P Raney of the Lenape Fire
Company is canvassing among his friends
as the New Castle agent for tickets for
the firemen's ball in Wilmington on the
night Of the big meeting there. The
Lerf&pe Company headed by the City Cor
net Band Of eighteen pieces will go to
Wilmington on the IL OF train on the
| morning of the parade, The Lenape will
have fifty men well equipped, and an
adorned apparatus drawn BY four white
horses. Nearly all the members of the
company will remain In WILMINGTON uu-
! til midnight, but the band will return
| directly after the parade.
Pork season opens on Friday at David
sons. Prime chops Best grade sausage.
He VIII Not Play 1t This Time.
rordo a 70 nut aupnuDn{,c, fba ,.,.5as.r,
OF Charles o. Lunt and Miss Harriet f..
McCasson at the home Of the groom s
parents. corner Chestnut and Orange
streets, on Thursday evening, October
90 at o'clock. Mr.. Lunt is prominent
young musician, being the solo cornetist
for the First Military Band and the
Hushebsck Orchestra. Another cornetist
will doubtless play his part in Mendels-
sohn on the evening of October 20.
New mince meat, fine; at J. l. Boyle's.
New Residence Occupied.
Mail Messenger NJ B. Deakyns will re-
move into his handsome residence on
Water street today The new building is of
brick and stands on the old Stockton
House site, and adjoining the residence
Of DR.. Black. IL is within 100 feet of
the Delaware and contains all the mod
ern improvements.
Fresh roasted peanuts only 8 cents per
quart, at Thompson's
Personal Matters.
Professor Jules Reybold of Whining
ton begins his work of instructing the
Hushsbeck Orchestra this afternoon and
evening.
Master Charles Gibney of Sixth street
has recovered from long and severe at
tack of diphtheria
r yal Kippers for breakfast. Thompson's
p, w. & B. officer j. M. Wise lodged
Recorder Shallcrosss prisoner in Jail yes
terday morning instead of Policeman
Williams, as stated.
Rev. 7. q. Martindale, pastor of the
M E. Church, will probably preach at
Port Penn on Sunday, at the rededication
Of the church in that town.
Try J. l. Boyle's new fat mackerel
Mrs. Mary Dyer is visiting in Phila.
delphia.
Clarence shockley will hereafter sing
with the bassos in the NJ. E. Church
choir.
Latest styles wall paper. ]. I. Stoops.
Loomis o. Wise has gone to Philadel.
phia for brief course Of treatment
Professor d. b. Jones will examine six
applicants for the position of teacher in
the High School tomorrow morning.
Mackerel tomato sauce; try it. Large
new mackerel ar Thompsons
Agent James Vanarsdalen Of the Phila-
delphiR and Salem Navigation Company
will now "hello" to Wilmington from the
company's wharf through the Delaware
and Atlantic telephone. His number is
"9, New Castle exchange
A large buffalo robe for sale, cheap j.
I. Stops.
Miss Maggie Terry, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Dover, who was taken
violently i'll recently is reported to be
much better.
Charley, the 5-year old son Of John W.
Townsend, fell on the marble doorstep at
his home and cut his eve severely this
morning.
v illiam a. Clark, secretary Of the
New Castle Gas and Water Company has
recovered from his recent indisposition.