The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-17

not be absent soon again from Ills seat "
at least for the same reason.
| One of the latest fads in " ashington
society is the serving of peppermint lozenges
| not the old-fashioned kind, but dainty
water like things transparent and dellcately
| Favored. They are placed on dishes OF
tilagree silver and hand painted china You
find them op every table nowadays
A pleasant social hop was given in
| Masonic Hall Chesapeake City on Wednes'
day evening. a number from this vici:-ity
attended. Messrs John Banks, G. n. Ben
nett, Q. Barwick, q. Loveless and Walter
Dew berry were managers. The Chesapeake
| City Orchestra furnished the music.
The Rev d. +. McFaull Pastor OF
| Wesley Chapel and Harris in Elk Neck was
| last week presented by his members with a
handsome carriage robe, and a good blanket
for his horse, besides goodly roll of green
| backs. Mr.. William w. Holden made the
presentation in his best style. Everybody
was pleased particularly Mr.. McFaull.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton Disston for the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Amanda Disston,
and Mr.. A. Sydney Carpenter, at ST. James
Church, Twenty second and Walnut streets
Philadelphia, On Tuesday, January 20, at
noon. A wedding breakfast will be served
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Disston.
Miss Halter Horwitz daughter of Mrs.
Orville Horwitz of Baltimore, is to be mar.
ried on the 2Sth to Claude PonsonDy, son of
Hon. Ashley Por sonby, and causin OF Sir
Henry Ponsonby, Equerry to the Queen,
The ceremony will be performed in the
Church'at Ascot, and reception will fol-
l,w at Heatherfield, the country seat of the
Ponsonbys at Ascot.
MIR. Earnest l.. Harris, of the firm
of Harris & Bro, the well known
Gas Meter Manufacturers of Phila-
delphia, and Miss A. NJ. Smith of Will
mington both of whom have friends in this
town whom they have frequently visited,
were married at Grace M. E. Church Will
mington on wednesday evening The bride
is daughter of Magistrate F. f. Smith of
was given a. the residence of the brides
parents on West 10th Street.
Timothy V. Rose has recently sold to
his four sons the farms on which each resi-
des. Randall w. Rose has purchased the
home farm on which Timothy V. Rose for
merly lived. Harry G. Rose has bought
the Sandy Hill farm. John White who
married Miss EliZ ibeth Rose, has purchased
the Grant property near Eier's Station, and
Preston Rose the Iron Hill farm east of
Eikton. The farms are all good, and the
boys are steady and industrious farmers.
Timothy V. Rose has been a managing
business man and has always kept his
property well improved. He has retired
from active work, and makes his home
with his Son Harry.
Miss Bessie Davis and her brother Mr..
Benjamin Davis entertained a number of
their young friends on Friday evening" the
9th inst at their home at Elk Landing
The evening was delightfully."- spent in dane
ing to excellent music, rendered by Mr..
James Moore, while a handsome collation.
was served by the hosts. Among those
resent were Misses Carrie Weber, of Bal
timore, Dolle WEIGH, of Wilmington, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. I. Davis, Mr.. ard Mrs. John
7. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Malvern Jones, Mr..
| and Mrs bert, Misses Sadie Moore, Lulu
Kitchens, Hennie Stevens, Katie Jewell,
Willie Davis, Lena Davis, Katie johnson,
| Mollie Ward, Carrie Jones, Lille Deibert,
Mary Myer, Ella Critic, Josephine Myer,
Mollie Jones, and Messrs. Isaac Miller,
w. E. Brown, Edward Kitchens, Thomas
Lukens, VIM Bennett, Malvern LETTERS,
| Harry Dean, Hiram LETTERS, H. Diebert,
Walter Racine, Thomas Lodge, Scott Del
bert. Frank Bryson, John Reynolds, James
| Clark and Albert Denney
Captain w. ID. Burchinal, surveyor f
| the port, has sent to Secretary of the Treas
| sury Window the appointment OF Capt.
| Lewis NJ Zimmerman, of Frederick, as
| clerk in the surveyors office This appoint.
ment is made to fill the vacancy caused by
| the resignation of Mr.. Robert III Bussey,
who resigned 10 engage in the practice of
law at Cockeysville and Towson. The
office is confidential one under the survey
or, but is classed under civil service rule
10. with compensation of 1000. Under
that rule the appointment of Mr.. Zmmer
! man is made as an sold soldier restored" 1t
| it is said that without the restrictions of
the rule the surveyor would have selected
/ an Eastern Shoreman. Captain Zim liner
man previously occupied the place and was
removed by Surveyor Nall, who filled the
vacancy. From some cause a second va
cancy resulted, and then Mr.. Bussey was
| appointed. Captain Zimmerman enlisted
in Coles Calvary during the war and was
mustered out captain Of Company X at its
close.
That the way of the transgressor is
hard receives fresh demonstration in the
| case of Mr.. NJ. L.. Lichtenstein the abscond-
ing treasurer of the Germania Loan Asso
citation of Wilmington and at one time a
respected merchant of that city. A Will
mingtonian travelling in Europe the past
fall held an interview with Mr.. Litchten.
stein in London. The appointment for a
meeting was made by letter and the traveller
called at Mr.. Lichtenstein's lodgings and
spent two or three hours. The latter in
suired with great interest as to the happen
ings of that city since his departure from il
and manifested the greatest regret that he
cannot return and take up residence there
among the friends of his earlier days. Ill,
has no greater wish than to live Their,
again. Though Mr.. Lichtenstein's pecula
lions ran up into the tens of thousands o
dollars he has none of the money, it all
being swallowed up in his efforts to fioa
his Inerca ntile affairs. He was however
unsuccessful is this as is we'll known ant
- states that the Lo ans money went to bolste
up his failing business interests. He wa.
I lead little by little into the use of the as
l Sociation's funds, which were readily a
command, until his populations wer
i Uncovered, then he took flight. From
iu ningtou, Lichtenstein went 10 Ney
ShafCpd taking the first steamer acros
led in England where he has sine
L in generic present surroundings of Lich
we veriication to his statemen
shing Mac hf all the money he took not dol
in his possession. 1t is state
relatives on this side supply hir
t., Ioney requisite to meet his Twin
,a and - .,a5.. he being urable to secure an
zee 1t[lsr..a .,',r which he can support himsel
ISu snI' ,, position of the former promir
nch district OF CO." pected Wilmingtonian is sal
|, year rs SS,,tic in the extreme; exiled an
Augusta, M;bney or friends.