Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-11-10
TIE WORK OF vANrALe.
They Deface the New Library building
Six Years OF Prosperity-cemm a.
Work

nNf DHtAIH tnu NOW hAhNhAF
Six Years OF Prosperlty-cemmi at
Work.
Special Correspondence EyENISo JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Nov. l0--When the
workmen entered the new building,
which is now being erected on Orange
street for the Public Library Association.
yesterday. they discovered that vandals
had visited the place and badly
defaced the new structure.
They had broken ia during the night
and carried on their work Of destruction
without molestatioD, material and i'm +
plements were thrown about, the newly
plastered wall we're marked and several
valuable articles we're missing. The gang
must have made much noise while In tha
building
Sixth Anniversary Celebration.
The Hushebeck Orchestra Is six years
old this evening, and the event will be
very appropriately celebrated All the
active and honorary members will gather
at the headquarters of the organization,
which have been gaily decorated for the
occasion. There will be music, speeches,
"reminiscences and feastiug. George T.
| Wilmot, who is one Of the most ex
peIienced caterers in the state. will
/ furnish the menu, which will be elaborate
President Il. H. Naylor and Com mittes
Chairman J. Truss Challenger win con.
| duct the exercises.
Flowers for the Convention.
The committees to arrange for th'
Sunday school convention which will b,
held in this city on Thursday, held I
meeting In the NJ r Church last even
ing 1t was decided to request all per
sons interested in the work to send do
nations Of flowers to the church befor'
0 o'clock tomorrow evening As thi
Will doubtless be tho largest convention
yet held by tbs county association, biz
congregations are expected and usher
will be In attendance at all the sessions
Try J. G. Knause's new crullers,
Other News
Undertaken Clewell will this Afternoon
conduct the funeral of Harriet 4 Rol
Inns, a colored woman, who died Of
Williams street on Saturday night. Mrs
Rollins was born in 1648 but had onl.
lived in New Castle q few years. Sh
had ben very i'll for the past tire
months with paralysis and this causes
her death. Interment will be made In th
U. A. M. E. Cemetery
Mincemeat Heckers Buckwheat Boyle
Officer George Hetherington had th
honor Of making the first arrest that ha
been made in this city for several week
when he captured John Hopkins 70
trespassing on the pre- misses Of John W
Hudson OF Pearl street. Hopkins not
languishes In iail In default of 81 fin
and coste.
, An infant son of George w. Davis 0
Clayton street was buried yesterday.
, Patrick Mellon OF Union street he
two good mich cows, which he will sci
cheap for cash.
Teas, coffees and pure spices at Boyle'i
Edward Challenger is enlarging hl
residence on Market street by bulldin
another story.
The r.. w & B. freight house. whic
was recently remodeled aud enlarged, las
been painted bright yellow color.
New buekwheat, fat mackerel Boyle
Old ice pier n" is rapidly disappear
Ing from the harhor and in few days
will be 1ut Of sight.
Personal.
Edward l. Rogers, the young Ne
Castle man who recently met with
8 great misfortune by his ice manufactol
plant in Mexico being totally destroyed
4 fire, reached home last evening fol
I short stay.
Thomas H. Lancaster. the cornetia
has been engaged TO accompany the 81 D
ing az the Sunday school OF Kingswo,
M. e. Church, Wilmington. The corn
, will he introduced in the school imme
: lately after the reopsniug Of that bull,
lag,
o Miss Edith Hushobeck is confined
d her home by illness
:. Fresh yeast every day at Kuause's.
'e Edward P. Challenger returned
u Philadelphia yesterday after SHE
visit to his old home here.
ia c. Ferris Iemison, the young clerk
IS the Delaware Iron Company, is Ill at
\. homs on Union street
a Frank P. Janvier, son Of Magistri
~ Janvier. who is completing his educati
at Princeton, returned yesterday aftsl
short visit TO his parents.
Go to g. Knause for fresh doughnu
10 William g Fleming has recover
~ from his severe illness and will be abb
il again in few days
Nv Mrs Lesnder Eckles, who has b
he dangerously III with diphtheriA is sol
"a what better this morning
Miss Gertis Montgomery, who
he been very iii with diphtheria. is mu
10. improved
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