Evening journal., 1891-03-02
IMPORTANT ELECTIONS

wen soon 60 he slectFd For the Board
of Education and City COUNCILLOR
sonal budget
| Special Correspc ndence EyKNIN0 JOURNAL A
NEW CASTLE March 2 Interest is
| growing in the Board OF Education cleo
ton which will be held on Saturday
This con est has assumed more interest
ing proportions partly because it viii
| point to the result Of the municipal cleo
Uion. At the latter a majority OF OF '.
Councilman will be elected and they " Ii
be given the power 10 manipulate tie
wheels Of the city government Oribn
A, Carrlck, John 5. King and William
Herbert bre the retiring members Two
complete tickets will be run.
Charles Reybold, who claims to reside
and have relatives in this city, attempted
to enter she house Of Daniel Ryan. No.
4OS Hsckley street, Philadelphia. early
Yesterday morning. He was pryiDg open
the shu tars Of the house, when RYAN
burst out upon him and dealt him a
stunning blow on the head with heavy
poker. He was removed to the Epseopsl
no pltsl in precarioHs condition. but
will probably recover IL is thought
that be was A prisoner here some time
ago
At the morning service at the NJ. r.
Church yesterday, Rev E L. Hubbard.
Phi. D, preached stirring sermon to
Seminole Tribe, No 2. l. o r. NJ. A
missionary collection was taken up
There was no service at Emmanuel
Church yesterday morning, owing to the
sudden illness Of tine rector, Rev P. 3.
Lightner Edwin M Herbert. lay
reader, conducted a short service in the
evening Mr. Lightner ooly suffered
slight fever aud is much better to day.
Rev Robert Z. Dennison OF Roxboro
will assist in the special services of the
Guild Of Emmanuel Church on Tuesday
evening The meeting will be held In
the Sunday school room and the subject,
"0ur Parish Church will be presented
for discussion BY Mr.. Dennison in brie
address.
City Council will take final action on
the bill to borrow $i5. 600 for school pur
poses to morrow evening at its regular
meeting Il is said that 1t win pass
without a dissenting vote.
The river was rougber on Saturday
than IL has beeu any entire day this
winter At high water The heavy waves
were driven far up over the whArves,
while spray few about for many yards
from the water The sloOp Reindeer,
which is lying ia JeffeTson's dock being
repaired, lost her topmast in the high
wind
Manuel Ricbenberger proprietor of
Sharp's Hotel, WILMINGTON has, It is
stated, purchased the Reynolds farm,
just above this city, aud viii remove
there on March 25 He will brs ed, raise,
sell and buy all kinds Of horses on the
place.
Thomas T T. Clark has purchased the
milk route Of George W. VRndegrift,
who recently accepted position in the
Pullman Car Works Wilmington
Mrs e. l.. Hub5ard's class OF the NJ
z. Sunday school held q handkerchief
bazaar in the second story OF the City
Hall on Saturday evening The event
was very pleasant aAd successful.
Captain Weeks Of the schooner Jacob
NJ. Haskell received nu nber OF visitors
in his coy apartments yesterday The
captain expects 20 fuish unloading his
cargo on Wednesday and clear for Phia-
delphia
Professor D B. Jones's class of the NJ.
K Sunday school held an apron" bazaar
at his home on Saturday evening There
WAS a large attendance. and Caterer
Edward a Chefins furnished an excel
lent supper.
Miss Mamie Steele Of Chesa peske City.
Nd is spending few days with Miss
! Carrie Downey a. her home on Orange
street
Mrs Irene Woodhouse, wife Of the late
B. + WOodhouse of Philadelphia, Is the
guest Of Miss Flora Whieloc
TIE Misses Emily, Sophie and Louise
Rodney have gone TO the West Indies to
remain until ne VAIN season
Allison Truitt, OF the New Castle
Brick Company. was taken suddenly Ill
at his home on Orange street yesterday
morning
Geose W. MsKee, Frank D. Car 2enter,
Esq and several other Wilmingsonians
visited Sheriff William Simmons to-day.
d Il Wilson, 4 J weggerman and a
party If young men returned from visit
to the Quaker City yesterday