Evening journal., 1891-07-15
kNIeArs OF pYrnIAs REUNION.

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Frosn ths stables.
Special Correspondence Evnrzro JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. July 16-Tha local
members Of the Knights of Pythias had
reunion last evening. Grand Chan
csller Lewis Wallace aud staff visited
Adelpbia Lodge No s, and installed the
following sficers: P. G., Lewis Smith
Q. O., George s. Bacon; V. O., Frank
vining; B.. Joseph Huges X. Lof r. and
&, Edwin T. Deakyne; M. Of r., L. II.
Hewlett; M of u Wilmer Hanson; M.
Of A., John X. Hendricks; I. G. James
Bennett; o. g., George williams,
There was large attendance Of the
members of the order and a score Of
bright and encouraging speeches were
made. After the installation the guests
and local knights sat down to fine
supper and the festivities were continued
until late hour. Adelphia Lodge,
although not large IN membership, is In
good condition.
Susie May, the 3-year-old daughter of
Edward and Rachel Cheffins, died al the
residence Of her paremts on Orange street
yesterday afternoon, at 4 clock. of
diptheris, The funeral Fervices, which
will be private. will be held at the house
on Thursday morning at 8 80 o'clock
Interment will be made at the Christiana
Cemetery. The little girl was well
known in the neighborhood where she
lived as one Of the brighett children In
the city, and the sorrow Of the bereayed
parents is shared by scores of neiRhbors
Theddisease only developed q few days
ago, but towards the last the child's
anfferlnge we're intense.
One Of the most deliberate burglaries
that hiss been known here for many years
occurred just before dawn yesterday
Thieves visited the farm of Magistrate
Julian ID Nanyier. just above town. and
forced an entrance into his stables. They
then led ont one OF the horses aud care
fully assorted the harness until a set
that fitted the horse perfectly was
put together. The remaining sets Of
harness were scattered about the floor.
A Frazer wagon was then hauled ont
from the sheds and the burglars evi-
IDENTIFY attached the horse TO this and
started of. AS soon as the robbery was
discovered Magistrate Janvier at onea
notified the local police authorities and
the state detectives, but the thieves have
not been heard from nor has their booty
been seen. The horse was shoeless and
the right fore-foot was larger than the
o, aera. reward is offered.
JAMES Uncles, well-known you0g
man, dieo at his home in the Western
part of ths city last evening after
short liners Typhoid fever was the
c ause of death ana the case was a bad
one, as up to two weeks ego the young
man was one Of the STRONGEST and most
healthy 10 the city. Uncles, with his
brother John. came to this city from the
northern part of Ireland several years
ago, and since that time they have lived
together and have been almost insepSEx.
BILE companions. They worked together.
and were devout members of Emmanuel
Church which they attended regularly
during rain or sunshine The singular
affection that existed between the two
brothers has frequently been commented
uPon, As has also their constant attend
~ - .aurcsaa.
At meeting Of the First Military
Band last evening 1t was decided to give
moonlight excursion to Augustine
Pier sometime during this month on the
steamer Delaware. Loomis o. Wise was
elected member to play snare drum.
Mr. Wise is the drummer fer Company
Fl, N. q. D., and win bs valuable &C
QUESTION to the band.
A .arke poster In trent Of the City
Hall announces the game between the
New Castle and Brownson Base Ball Clubs
on Saturday A life sized lithcgrRph is K
hibited.
John w. Davidson Of Mt. Pleasant
visited friends here yesterday.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of the NJ. f.
Church will give an excursion TO Lincoln
Park on the steamer Major Reybold or
July 3d.
Miss Carrie Hanseli of Camden, N
Is visiting Miss Ella Cline.