Evening journal., 1891-03-25
MANY MEN MOVING.
NAMES OF THOSE WHO CHANGE
HOME OR BUSINESS.
Pleasant Weather Cheers the Hearts of
Scores OF Busy People-city Reformers
to Organize and Fight--sneak Thieves
Lift" Clothesiines.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE March 20 Hundreds Of
people hailed with delight the bright
sunshine of this morning They we're
those whose houses were torn up and
who were in the midst Of confusing and
pressing work. More changes In homes
were made to day than at any previous
time for years. Farm wagons and fur
niture cars rum bled over the streets since
before dawn. hurrying household goods
from one point 10 another Had the day
been a stormy or disagreeable one, great
Inconvenience would have resulted
Those who changed their places of
business and residences are as follows
Lesnder G Eckles, from Market street
to Joseph Sharp's farm near Christians /:
John W. Coffman, from "Swanwick
Place" to Market street; w. r.
Hlrins. from East Lake Park 70
"Swanwick place. David w Shockley.
from Glasgow TO Penn Common farm
Mrs Lewis 3 McElwee from penn"
Common farm to Newport George w.
Vandegrift from Truss farm TO vii /.
mington; Robert Montgomery from
Model Common farm TO Truss farm .
John Palmer, cattle dealer, from Tenth
street to Model" Common farm.
4. w. Henf. jaweler, to store of NJ. G.
Rogers, Delaware and Pearl streets
Frank, Doris, from Chestnut street to
store lately occupied by II w. Hanf ON
Delaware street w r. Psrritt. from
Clayton street TO house lately occupied
by Frank Doris; Harry w. Frazer, to
Wilmington; Charles r. Cewell, to
store and house lately occupied by n w
Frazer, on Market street; J II Biggs
90 store under Opera House. lately occu.
pied 10y G. II. Clewell; Michael Sullivan.
from Vine street to house and store
lately occupied by J. 4. Biggs; r. W.
Handy, to new store on Union
street; Il. A. Dennifon, from Water
street to store lately occupied by
E. w. Handy; Walter Mcbride.
colored, TO WilmiHgton Parker Bacon,
owner 10 late residence OF Mcbride, on
Vine street; James H. Whiteiock, TO
Wilmington; John ClYmer, from the
east TO the west side Of Union street: j
@. Bartlett, from Sixth to Vine street.
Farmer revis removed from Justice
JaLviers's farm TO shaWtVwD and Trucker
Thomas also removed from that farm to
Wilmington, John Haas and ia ~ny. IN
ouiing Several grown sons, came n IA
near Philadelphia ard moved into the |
tenant houses on Justice Janvier's
farm lately occupied by Farmer Davis
and Trucker Thomas Miss Haas. the
tanners eldest daughter will take charge
of the retail milk route of Leander . |
Eckles, who removes to Chrlstiana.
Andres Midlecz, (Pole) and twenty five |
boGrders, from Dobbinsville 20 Norris !
town, PA. A number of other people |
from distance will remove 10 this city |
during the remainder of the week |
Joseph ii. Johnson and family will re-
move from Tenth street, near Washing
ton avenue, to Vine street. DR.. Hubbard |
will remove his family 70 Union NJ. f.
Church parsonage, Wilmington, next
week.
Thieves Break In and Steal.
Sneak thieves were at work In this city
last night. Some time after midnight
they entered the yard adjoining the resi-
denee of John McCallin and stcls all the
underclothing, curtain and table linen
belonging to the family. The goods had
been washed yesterday and hung out on
the clothes-li lines. The weather being
cloudy they were left out all night.
When Mrs. McCallin entered the yard
this morning she was Mortified to find
the lines stripped of everything except
soma dark goods which were Of little
value.
Church News.
The services at Emmanuel Church TO
morrow s,Holy Thursday will be of
special interest. In the evening Bishop
Coleman will be present and conduct
supple mentRry confirmation. The class,
which is large one, is composed prir
pally Of young people. Bishop Col ~
will also preach the sermon Of th .l NusH
ing.
| me day will also be c. .erai,,d
allzday service at 81; ,eafe Church.
Rev Thomas n .aaEt3rkale, the new
pastor OF tue Nd =, Chulen here, will not
arrive 10 this '.ty untA next Wednesday
preacher 1as not 3et been secured fol
next sur Jay Rsy. J. M. Wise will prob
aoiy ? each THE Easter sermon in thu
mo ming and$ supply will be obtained
or the evetsng.
( At the Presbyterian Church last even
ing, Arge congregation attended thu
/ spec' Al conservation services now beinl
htld there This evening the subject o
the discourse will be 1.-The Confession o
/ Sin"
Election and Other News.
A big meeting Of all those intereste.
in city reform Is expected to be held a
n Councilman A. II. Dennisons new stor
/ on Delaware street this evening. Th
+ general situation will be freely discussei
q and, in all probability, complete .tlcke
y for next months election will be mad
E. and placed in the field.
le The First Military Band held rousin
p rehearsal last evening. The band
1t arranging to procure uniforms for Satui
lie day, April IS, when IL will make its frs
b. appearance on the street in parade
The celebrated Donckenmuller famil
will give an entertainment on that ever
ing
y Samuel X Naylor viii leave for Trer
/ ton N j., to-day.
\, Mrs.J. B. Manlove is visiting friends
oi Frederick, Del.
Y Henry A. Padberg is confined to b,
= with a severe malarial attack
y A number OF Hungarians have bes
4 4 ''laid Of" at the Delaware Iron Works.
- Jail Commissioners Edward Challenge
= w. Q. Worthington and Rev. J. NJ Wi
assume their duties to-day.
n Colonel John j Gormley becomes for
H. man Of the day turn at the Dslawa
/, Iron Works 10 day.
m An enjoyable birthday party was to-
~ dered Miss Lizzie Hoffman by her you
Ior friends on Monday evening.
m FOUR HOUSES DESTROYED.
to
Newport Has a Big Fire This mornI