Evening journal., 1891-01-30
PLEAsANr WEDDING REcsprlnN.
Election of a Trustee of the Common.
Company HI to Act as Military Escort
to Judge Veazey.

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Election of a Trustee of the Common
Company HI to Act as Military Eseort
to Judge veazey.
Special Correspondence EVENING JouRNAr.
NEW CASTLE, Jan 30.-Mr. and Mrs
James B Brady, VINO were married. ves-
terday morning, in st. Peters Chnrct
by Rev. e L. Brady. held a pleasant re-
ception at their new home on Ninth
street, from until 10 so O'Clock last
| night. A rumher of friends of tn.
bride and groom from this city were
present, and many invited guests from
Wilmington and points north arrived on
the Ill train. The company gave Mr..
| and Mrs. Brady hearty congratulations
and wished them long lives Of happiness.
Mr.. Brady has opened meas furnish.
ing store at his new home but will still
continue in the firm of Brady Brothers.
West End grocers.
The funeral of Frank @. e. Gormley.
the eldest son of John J Gormelv. who
died on Tuesday Of consumption. was
held this morning. st. Peters # A p
society and large number of friends
and relatives accompanied the bodv from
tne mouse on Orange street. and formed
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closed in handsome black casket. witb
silver plate bearing the inscription
Frank g. Gormley. in His 1stb Year !,
There were several handsome floral
offerings. High Mass was celebrated in
st. Peters Church and burial was mada
in che churehyard
The election for one member of The
Board OF Trustees OF the Common 10 fill
the unexpired term of John Janviar
senior members of the board. will be haI5
next Tuesday at the mayor's ofica
Trustees Herbert, White and King will
hold the election and as prescribed 10
law, only freeholdsrs and renters ca1,
vote. Justice Julian B. Janvier and
A. Steward, secretary OF the Board of
Education, are most prominently men
toned for the position. In this election
the successful candidate must receive a
majority Of votes over all opponents
Company Il, N. q. D.. has noti6ed
Captain Evan s. Watson Post. No
G. A. r., through its commander Can
tain Boyd, that 1t has accepted the invj-
tation to act as military escort to Judge
W. g. Veasey, chief of
the Grand Army of the Republic, on the
day of his visit to this city as the suest
Thursday, February 10 The committee
Of arrangements has completed the work
OF changing the dates and plans that
were previously fixed
The Miller Concert Company. Jubilee
singers, and r. Heari Strange, the
colosed tragedian, will appear in the
Opera House Tomorrow evening, under
the auspices of Mt. Salem NJ. e Church
The farmers Debating Club of State
Road, will discuss the Indian question
next Monday evening. The debators for
the Indians are William B Mccoy @.
Reed. David Donaldson, John Burris. H
w .fandever, J. a. McCalister and 4. G .uff.
Their opponents are Allison Rittenhouse.
George w. Whitfeld,C NJ Rhyder, David
hayd, Samuel Miller, J. McMnllin, Ed
ward McCallister.
A large invoice OF scrap tin has arrived
mere to be used as raw material in James
McDevltts new metal recovery factory
ia the old foundry. The forges at the
Riverside rolling mills will be used to
heat the material.
a despatch was received last night
from q brother Of James r. Kelliher. Of
Boston, first mate of the schooner Jennie
r. simmons, who was killed in Saturday
nights storm. The message read
Hold the body until further
ORDERS. It Is thought that
The mates brother is on his way to this
city now. Kelliher's -emains ara an.
closed in fine scasket. with silver
plate bearing the inscription: James
f Kelliher, aged 90 years The body
will be put in readiness to be taken to
Boston at once The schooner is still
lying at the Delaware street wharf.
awaiting the arrival of her owners. The
captain aud his brave crew have not vet
recovered from their terrible experience
Of Saturday night