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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

probationary, i na }ozu smlertel-
mem ME doznat %pociechy. Konaja-
cego dosz1a wlesc ma Nowy Rok, re
burzyclele, same zwiaz-
zrzucili obrany ! przez
biskupa zatwierdzony komltet ko-
scielny. Wlesc ia nlestety praw dsl-
wa, przyspleszyia smlere Jego:
Zfozonemu nlemoca grozono, IL
,,chorego ksledza ME potrzebujemy
i placi6 mu ME bedziemy." Zmariy
ME mia} nawet ma zapfacenle
lekarstw l doktorow a tych ostat-
Mich zdaniem, wzruszenie go zab!1o.
Umari W w,eku lat 70, przebacza-
iac wrogom swoim. noby bog
talk I'M przebaczyi, jak ia i'm pre-,
baczam" to byly ostatnie sfowa:
zw1azkowcy cnc,ell odesiat clafo
ieko do County Home" gdYz ma
pogrzeb ME by}o pieniedzy.
Doniosla ]ednak TEN gospo'
dynl zmar}ego biskupowl i znaJo-
mym, by przybyll lpogrzeDem sig
%zaieli. Plerwszy przybyl 1rlandczy5
ks. May z pefnomocnlctwem oo
biskupa DO %zajecla sic pogfzsoeh''
Poznie] przyjechali ks: Cho-
waniec z Baltimore, ks. Wigger
z Nc Keesport, Ks. Szmigiel re
Scottdale. ktory luz przedtem
odwiedza} zmariego, oraz ks To.
iulahskl, kt6ry zastepowa} go l
tymczasem zawiadywac bedzle
osierocona parafq.
Przybyll take ma pogrzeb rs.
Rodowlcz z Baltimore, ks. Griffin,
z parafil ks. Jaworsklego z
Pittsburgh, ks. Landing, proboszcz
parafil irYsklej z Scotdale, i trzech
kslezy z GAINESVILLE. Zw1osl wys-
tawlono ma katafalku W kosclele,
gdzie ksleza odprawlali modlltwy
w%leczorne, a nazaiutrz, o godzlnle
8, odprawiono solenne nabozens-
two za1obne W polskim kosciele
Przemienlenla Panskiego. KS.
W1gger powiedzla} kazanle pc
polsku i slowlansku, kt6re wszv-
stkich do lez poruszy}o.
Potem odwieziono t1umne Ma
kolei zelazna, i ksieza masa
ludu towarzyszyli zw}oKom dc
Scottdale, Pa. lam SAINT ksleza
odmienlajac sic, MESH trumne do
kosclo}a lryskiego. Tam ks. Lam
blng odprawl1 solenne nabozenstw(
za1o bne, a ks. Nav nowledzla
kazhn' 20 me-
K Aas1ugl starc&
Y tad odwiezione zw}okl S p
DuCNewlcZa ma cmentarz
ttdalskl, gdzie znowu ksieza
IaJac ostatnia przysfuge zmar}e
confratrowl, nlesli trumne
mlenlajac sic cd wrot cmenta'
! az do grobu.
ad gcobem by}y przem6wIenIa v
.ykach anglelsklm, niemieckin
lsklm i s4ow1ansklm wspomi-
lace o jego gorliwej piracy dls
osclo}a i Ojczyzny.
Ponlewaz zwiazkowe towarzy
wo sw. Jozefa przesladowaniem
~eboszczYka, gdy juz leza} ne
zu smiertelnYm, zatruwaio m,
tatnie chwlle zycia, przeto zaka
no temu towarzystwu wystapi,
%pogrzebie W odznakach {
stomiast rs, Szmigiel rozkaza.
wsrzystwem koscielnym W
Dojel parafii, ably wysz}y z OF
.kami W paradzle, i tym sposo-
IN ukarano nlewdziecznych.
Dodac n%alezy, il ME wszyscy
foxowie tel grupy zas}uzyll ma
laramie, ale czas by by}, ably iuz
nastapll p~orzadek naszej
rafli, a burzyclell raz ma zaw-
odsunleto Cd zarzadu kosc,o1a.
Niechaj Pan Bog da S. p. ks.
lianowl Dutkiewlczowi odpo-
mex wleczny.
Pozostaje u pas tymczasowo
Pofu]anskl, ale ME Wladomo,
sostanie tu ma zawsze. ObY
I Bog da}, ably prsysz}Y mas
y proboszcz GAIA energia
rafl} Il mas porzadek zaprowa-
i.
Parafia liczy przeszlo TOO
lii, oko}o 800 dusz, P'olakov
owakow razem.
C. "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
B%ezimiennym Kores-
p%ondentom.

w ostatnlm czasle odebraf
Wlarus kllka list6w bezlm1ennych
z Pulaski, Wis. i Chicago. Jestto
zawsze znakiem tchorzostWa,
Jezeli kto cos niby W obronle
prawdy napisze, ale sic ME pod
pisze. Wlarus iako plsmo uczclwe
l katollck1e ME moze ME bedzle
nlgdv umieszczaG listow be-
podplsu. Co zas do wladomoscl
W listach nam przys}anych musl-
my oswladczyc, re ric nowego ME
znalezlismy. Gospodarka Zmart-
wychwstawcow cd dawna jest
diap}a warta, a klasztor W Puias-
kun Jest publ'cznosci tylke znany
z kolektowanla b%raciszk6w. o
lnnych ,,zas}ugach" Wiarus mic
ME VIE. Jezell sic myli, MONA
go iak najpredzel %Youczye. Przyj-
ME z podzlekewan:em.
Do ashland. 49, Jest tam u
was barania kllka, pod klerownlc.
TWEEN salonisty, kt6ra kaidego
roku, gdy ksiadz polski W czas'e
wielkanocnym do Ashland przy-
bedz1e, go namawla, aby, gromil
Wicrusa. w przesz}ym roku obro-
bila ia kllka ma nasza n'ekorzyst
ksledza, kt6ry krotko przedtem W
liscle do mas pismo nasze pochwa-
liz. Me div vice, II tego roku
ulegi ]ej p%odszeptom ksp}an, ktory
W Nebrasce juz cd 5 lat p1zesla-
duje Wiarusa, choc go ]eszcze
n1gdy ME czytaf. - Nlechze mt
Pan Bog tego ME pamieta!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
Ma. EJ
Chicago, Nilwauke
! 81 Paul

kOU. 1 duh
teraz psnuie ruch uastepu]acl:
Wagony %salonowe do Chicago.
10 godzln do Chicago.
Peciagi osw!et]one swiat}em
dziennem do Chicago.
Mocue pociagi spacerowe do
Chicago.
Pociag, swiatlen elektrycz
mem osvietlone do Chicago.
E1ekt:=czne lampy do .:zyta-
nla W syplalnlach.
Najwspanialsze pociag. :7adal'
ne ma swiecie,
Svpialnie patacowe.
Na1kr6tsza i najszybsza 7azda
NajIepsza drog do Colorado
do Kansas do kallfornr-de
Portland do Tacoma DO Helena
do wszystkich punktdw na "a
chodzle ! DdInocnvm zachodz7e.
Najprzod za1atwlamy ~szyst
kie uIepszenla d1a pasalerdw ia
dacych ma Wschod i Potudule cd
Chicago ma P6lnoc j Wsch"8 cd
St. Paul tudziez Ia Zachdd VI
miast Omaha Kansas.
ID II. COmIey.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

IS. w domau panstwa Cysew
sklch panuje wleika radose, pc
wodu przyjscla tam ma SWAT, W
dniu l6 Maja,, o 5 godzlnle rano,
prey nadzwYczaj szczesllwych oko-
i~lcznsclach, zdrowego, dzlarsklego
syna. Pan 1CYsewskl mniema, re
ten mad oczekiwanle pomyslnY
wypadeb W swoiei famili1 ma 40
zawdz1eczenla pomocy PAM Emllll
Kuczkowsklej. Pan Cysewskl teraz
tax szczesllwy, re JUL mu Dakota
zupelnie wyszia z glowy.. Matka
nowonarodzonego dzieciecla znal-
dule sig arzy najlepszem zdro-
wit.
Ru Fr. Ralu6ic6i robi dobre
interesa ma salonle W Marshland,
Wls.-License tam wYnosl tylko
100 dolarow.
w nocy 2 soboty ma nledzlele
ustai u mas deszcz, kt6ry pada} o.
kolo 8 tygodnie, lteraz sllczna
many pogode.
Pan F. .2aiubicki z Marshland,
Wis, wyda1 swoja c6rke Franci-
szke "a obywatela Harry Handley
z Wlnony, telegrafste prey kolel
South Western Stub by} W
sobote W Iryjskim kosciele.
z Dakoty pisali W tych dnlach
dawniejsi obywatele winonscy 40
swelch krewnych W naszem miles,
Gle, re tam 5 l6 maJa snleg pa
da}, a potem deszcze la}y, tax Il
teraz So tam ma polach same ]e-
zlora o uprawie roll myslec ME
MONA. Nlejedni farmerzy jeszcze
AMI ziarna ME zasiali. - w
przysz}ym mieslacu bedzie W
Mimic mlsya.
DAMSKE KAPELUSZE
ma lato wystaavltta modn'ark0
PAM IL BOCKEL 213 y.
3rd Str, niedaleko apteh p
49, nLaoa~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

wystaavowe !o~'''
oatunkacA, po11ug %nejnowsze1
moay. 1opor supetnle no"y
sprowadzomy re Wschodu. 1aE1ch
piesnych kapezuszy ~ @ed'ym
annyn ADndM 10 Wnon'e me
ma. Ceny jaknajtoasze.
POkOWE TANlEJ MONA
;echac do miasta Omaha
Nebr. W miesiacu Maju
- Koleia Chicago & North
Western. Juz cd % kwiet'
MIA podroz do tego mlasta
tylAo polowe zwycza]net
ceny kosztuje. L
Winony MONA jecha6 do
Omaha i z powrotem "a
s11,S1. Tykiety dobre do
powrotu do Lzerwca.
Trzeba pamietac re kolej
North Western jest ]edyna
prosta LIMA do Omaha. Nowy
pociag wyjezdza z W'nony Q
aodzinje ass pc po}udnlu a
przybywa do Omaha o 60
qzlnie 9. IS rano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19
ACCIE IA WIARUSA
z Omaha, Nebr.

v dniu 2 Maja za1ozono
'lski klub polityczny, do kto-
nalezy obecnie $50 cz}onkow.
e on W harmonii, zgodzle i
Sci dopomaga} partyl demo-
lei PREY wyborach W przyszfel
i. z d zosta{ obrany ma
,a}5 lastepuiacy: Antoni
Pr mt; Miko}aj Cherek,
, r ;ef Slizewski, kasyer
R r litingi odbywaia sic
v atr niedziele kazdego
c., a w ostatni mlesiac
wyborami bsda co tydzien.
och6d 8 Maja W Omaha
&C.. sic wysmlen1cie. Polacy re
rail- sic licznie do pclskiei hall,
die "a staraniem p. 1Antoniego
nda pod Jego przewodnictwem
SIG przedstawienia drama
u ,,Swlety Miko}ai. Polska iowa
zYszyia muzyka, polskl towarzy-
zyf i splew w przestankach.
laGhwyt pubhcznosci doszedt do
zczytu, gdy wysSapi1 szereg
[rakowlakow Krakowianek,
anne dzlecl szkolne, W odpowied-
ieh ubraniach. ktore przyklasku-
PC raczkaml, ,spiewaly ,,Jeszcze
'olska ME zglne4a," wywijaiad sic
Diem, az wreszcze zakonczy}y
losnka ,Panle Czesnlku" Naresz-
e oa}y Choir iadn,e uszykowany
patryotyczny hymn, z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

W nocy 2 soboty ma nledzlele
ustai u mas deszcz, ktory padaf o.
ko}o 3 tygodnie, lteraz sllczna
many pogode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-19

6&> Go jest najlepszego W swiecie?- Zdrowie zoladka. "

IL WMe JEST kh rdzn kmen ME zwuMg uwg ma zh6k NsmneNa nedyp@Eya zdgda
vel pztuia cay oganNm, q cAowek stale sic odeAym,l mwyn, doae bdu ghwyl t. d. gy, "a
N| fest mm dwMkemp ZODIAC do pMmd wadmoM,a wsMke choby@ hdkowel Me Sic kropo
a llam1 Maryahskiemi, knw k3dg chwii MONA dhd W nMj apiece a@ skMek: A6Wh da-
a Il jenny naHWWaneJag warnce Puwe w@yNke g@eY ameykanke oNHegJ2 fubhcMohs ably hvs
~ n n1n sig ne ne "%MPaS %o Iwd 99ootasMi" s%s s .%Eomsg. T yxc.1 Im c d nh MG 1 %n%e w " kmdy ma d3g
a6 nNYdni&ts sic uMwa ZchNaa6 Wh kri ME man poreb,c hwaa c co Jz uzywaia OF 90
TT ie uHwai ddHd. MECH sp@bua to rzIht bMe:n Tpaap "hwda
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06
DIED.

HAMMOND AT New Castle on January O.
James Hammond In his Sfth year.
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral on Friday afternoon Et2 O'Clock
from his late residences, Union streft New
Csetle. Services and interment At Emmanuel
Episcopal Church
sTUCK-On January 8 Fred w. Stuck
aged q years.
Relatives ad friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from HIS late residence No, 3ll
Market street. on sunday ~ O'Clock D IN
Mattahoon Tribe, No. H.. 10. q. r. NJ.
Diamond State Castle No. 10. X. q. H; Ger
rlania ErcRmpment, No. 80; *, OF 81. John q
NJ and Liberty Lodge, No. I'D, A. o. ". w.
will attend the funeral. lnterment at River
View Cemetery
SULLIYAN.-In this city, on January 9
Matthew sullivan, al his late nome, No. 2li
South Harris street.
Relatives and friend of the family are re
specially invited 70 attend the funeral from
his late home on Friday, January 3. HiRl
mass viii be said In st Paul'H X. q. Churci
and interment in New Cathedral Cemetery.
WORTH-In this city. On the Eth inst
her late residence No. $40 East Ninth street
on Friday az m
frls hard TO break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart.
is hard. so hard 70 speak the words.
We must forever part.
Dearest loved one, we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves's embrace,
But thy memory will be CHI, rished
TIN we see thy heaven y face.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06
The TRIO IN JAIL.
The Evidence Secured by Detectives
Against George and Julia Hutt and
Jnmaa Johuson.

The Evidence Secured by Detectives
Against George and Julia Hutt And
James johnson.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Jan. 8 George
Hensy Hutt and his wife Julia Hutt and
James johnson were arraigned before
Mayor Rsybold at Delaware City ysster-
day. charged with having participated In
the murder Of Noah Benson
DIR. Jacobs testified that the blood
stains on the understanding found In
Hutt's house could have came from the
blood running down the right side OF
Benson as the cuts on Benson's breast
were on the right side Mrs William
| Beck, wife of the farmer who employed
Benson, testified that some Of the bnttons
on the underclothing very nearly like
some onep she had had Ia her button box
which she had loaned Benson to use.
George Berger testified that he thought
he had seen Benson In company with
johnson on Thanksgiving night, the sup
posed date Of the murder, but would not
swear to this. Johnson interrupted and
said that 1t was strange, IS be was a
lame man, and that Berger had known
him for years, that Berger could swear
Benson and not MIN. This was counter
acted by asking Berger II he had not
once told parties that he was afraid to
testify against Johnson's crowd and
which Berger answered in the Affirmative.
Detective Witsil produced more garms hts
which belonged to Benson, and which be
tried to prove looked like those found In
Hutt's house.
John Mess testified that the under
garment band found on the body OF Ben
son was the same kind Of goods as those
found in Hutt's. McYey said he searched
Hutt's house and found several bloody
pillow cases and pair Of trousers, a
knife and razor. JHia Hutt said the
towel and cases were made bloody by
carrying meat In them.
DR.. Jacobs said that although the tits
sues about the stab wounds in Benson
ware very much decsyed, he did snot
think that they had been made with as
sharp a weapon as the knife found. Nc
Yey said that johnson had told him that
he was away Thanksgiving night. John
son gave a good account Of himself that
night
Detectives NcVey and Witsil testified
to the finding of bloody clothing, knife
and two rszors concealed in Hutt's house,
Mayor Reybold committed the prison
ers to New Castle jail to await the action
Of the grand jury.
1t is not at all certain that the prison
ers committed the murder Of Noah Ben
son, but IL is believed that they know
who did it. Daniel Miller who WAS said
to have been with Benson on Thanks
/ giving night had bad reputation when
he lived In Delaware City. He left there
on the Saturday after Thanksgiving Day
and went to New Jersey. His present
whereabouts are unknown He Is
thought to know something about tls
| mnrder
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06
COMMISSIONERS WANT MONEY.
They Are Allowed An Extra Approprf
ation-A COMMITTEES Of InvastieAtion.

They Are Allowed An Extra Approprf
ation-A COMMITTEES OF InvastiRAtion.
When tbs Levy Court reconvenad at 9
o'clock yesterday afternoon. q cpmmuni.
cation was received from Messrs. Wise.
Hizar and Worthington, the Jail
Commissioners, to the effect that
their appropriation WAS ex-
hausted and that the jail roof needed
rspairs The bill for drugs, they fur
ther stated, WAS vary large and that
work on the stone pile creates a great need
for shoes and clothes for the prisoners On
motioA OF Mr.. !. ellis an additional snm Of
500 was appropriated to the jail com
mission.rs from nav until March 81
1892 An additional appropriation was
given TO the Bridge Commissioners
The accounts of Chief OF Police Black.
burn. A. w. Sutton. Thomas Deskyne j.
W. Smith, w. H. ii. Clark and w.
DuhadAway were reported correct and
allowed A letter was written TO
the chairman Of the Kent county
Levy Court notifying him that half the
cost for repairing the New Castle Kent
bridge had not been paid.
County Comptroller States statement
for the month ending December 81, 1891
showed balance on hand January l..
1892 to be $50, 40 OF
Messrs. Jolls Eliason and Hntchson
were placed on committee to investi-
gate tho two suits for dams ges
Of tha New Jersey and Wilmington
Ferry Company and Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company The dam
age, it Is alleged, was caused 1by Third
street bridge. Court then adjourned
until Januarv 10
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06

Before Judge Ball this morning John
Jackson was charged with the larceny o I
a robe from G. Maroney's harness store,
yesterday. B. Frank Maroney testified
that he saw the prisoner In trout Of the
store last night He saw him take the
robe from in front of the door, Louis
Fell also saw him take the
robe. jackson denied having stolen the
robe. Jackson was held in 5000 bail to
answer the charge at the upper court.
Edward Jacobs was arraigned on the
charge of disorderly Conduct. Mary
Johnson testified that the prisoner came
to her house, in Balls court, on Christ
mas night. He used profane language
to excess. She elected him, and Jacobs
struck her. Other witnesses proved the
house as disreputable one. Jacobs was
therefore discharged.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06
WILMINGTON GIANTS ouTDoNs


I've Big UoIored aIen Try some of the
Yeats of sandowe and oyclsps.
There was some fun at the Academy OF
Music last night. After the pretty drama
"Bouchal sen" was rendered, the worlds
strongest men, Sandowe and Cycleps,
came upon the stage, which was almost
covered with weights and chains. I'm
mediately after they were introduced the
lecturer announced that two Of VIII
mingtons strongest colored porters,
Walter Hodges, hustler for Harvey &
Sisler, and another dark box-lifter would
test their strength beside the two giants
When the colored men walked on the
stage they were greeted with rounds Of
applause mingled with laughter. Hodges
Is powerful looking negro, about So
years old and he wore pleased express
sio Il. His companion was taller and
gaunt fellow who wore a confident look
and glanced at the two smiling giants in
scoIn.
The 6rst feat attempted was to lift a
100 pound weight In each hand straight
up over the head, bringing the weights
down to the shoulder and lifting them
again without stopping. This the two
giants did without an effort. Hodges
succeeded in doing it. too, while the
audience roared Then the long -gesred
fellow who wore minister's suit tried
his hand. He brought the weights to
his shoulder like they were chat, bit he
trembled in every limb and groansd In
the attempt to get them above his head
Then the strong men lifted $50 pounds
| In the right hand and 100 in the left,
raising them simultaneously above their
heads while they smiled on the audience.
The dusky giants came forward amid
convulsive laughter, They looked at the
| big weights aud asked two dozen ques-
tions Hodges succeede in getting the
/ $50 pounds above his head, but when he
attempted to lift the other also, he nearly
tambled over the footlights among the
musicians. his companion then tried,
but he could not lift the 15a In his right
hand.
The straight lift" was then tried, q
steel bar with $50 pounds on each end
being used Hodges only got IL to his
/ waist, while his com panion, trembling
and grunJing, only brought the load to
HE knees Both OF the local giants then
gave up while the audience laughed un' il
they were hoaise. The strong men began
their marvelo us feRtE. Sandowe broke
heavy chain into pieces by ons blow
with his right hand, and CFcleps lifted
the 320.pound oar and held 1t In the air
with a man ON each end and while San
dove jumped upon his shoulders and
head.
The attraction FIR the last half of thi,
week will be Charles Loder ia "Ob.
| What a Nisht
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06
A FALL THAT KILLED.


Ms Homo And Breaks His Meek,
David Hsebner, Of No. 2A7 Tat nall
street. who arose this morning in perfect
health, now lies at his home. cold In
death He wss killed by a fall down.
stairs, which broke his neck.
At z 80 o'clock this morning, Mr.. Heeb.
ner went up into the room Of Eugene
Holt, his son-in-law, to talk with him.
Their conversation was finished and Mr..
Heebuer was making his way to Ec
down stairs. In the meantime Mary the
little daughter OF Mr. Holt, was awak
ened. She wanted her grandfather 10 take
her down stairs with him. He did so,
but when at the top Of the stairs he let
her down out OF his arms for acme rea.
SOP.
She ran back into her fathers room,
when Mr.. Heebuer playfully exclaimed
"All right, will 60 do en myself"
reached the top landing OF the steps
when he tripped The hall was very
dark at the time, thus making it i'm
possible for him 10 see the opening. Tn q
stairway is a winding one and he fell
heavily down 1t head Hrst.
His head struck the lower landing
with loud thud The family
at once proceeded to see
what the noise was about, when they
saw their aged father lying on his back
with life fast ebblng out Of him.
DR.. iBlooksom was at once notified but
the victim was dead before he could rem.
der sny service. His neck was com.
pletely dislocated Undertaken Kilroy
took charge Of the funeral, but the ltime
has not yet been set.
Mr. Hubner is 40 years old and a
native Of Pennsylvania. he was a cAbl.
net maksT by trade and was engaged
In this avocation for number OF
years Coroner Sparks went to the house
and gave certificate Of death from the
above cause.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06
rev Commlsslon omcers.

The annual meeting Of tha Board Of
Park Commissioners was held yesterday
afternoon An election Of officers re-
suited es follows: William NJ Canby was
re elected president and Joseph A. Rich
ardson secretary and treasurer F. B
Cotton, George w Bush, aud George Fl.
Bates were appointed as the Finance
Committee. President Candy Dennis
~. Mention and William Candy will
compose the executive committee. Con
tractor Fahey was allowed $3.50 as part
payment for his contract for making
alterations to the park buildingf,
The contract has not yeS been fin
ished. President Candy stated that
he had requested City Solicitor
Curtis to draw up a contract for thG
Hartmann and Fehrenbach Brewing
Company, but as the solicitor had not
done so he thought that Engineer CANDY
should be deputized to draw it up.
number Of bills we're passed
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Plnmhsra Raoelre Lieense

The Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department held their regular meeting
last night. Plumbers and drain layers
licenses were granted to the following
firms: George B. Ward, Speakman Sup
ply and Pipe Company, Joseph Jenkins,
Brison Plumbing and Heating Company,
P. F. walsh. W. R. Orpen, TGawthrop and
Brother Company. D. ] Harrington, II.
A Miller, Charles Stewart and l. N. Eaton.
Plans were presented by Engineer Hat
ton for an additional story to the depart
ment building. This addition is found
necessary on account OF the increasing
business of the board. The plans were
not acted upon and were laid over unit
the next meeting. James Dougherty was
awarded the contract TO complete tbs
grading Of Linden street. which was left
unfinished by the death Of James Law
L..
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-06
rng BRIGHT HOUSE SOLD.


Rehoboth's Big Hotel Exchanged for
Dover Property cold by the
sseriff.
Special Correspondence Ev sSIEa 10 7RNAL.
DOVER, Jan Sheriff Cole yesterday
sold house in Cheswold belonging to
Charles G. Boyer to John a. Bishop Of
the ssme town. for $685. he also sold
the Ebert house in this town, situated
on Fulton street, to $. B. Hancock, for
$3.50 and the Benjamin F. Denney farm
in Jones's Neck to the Capitol Building
Loan Association Of this town, for
81, 900
Ezekiel Graham, who Is engaged In the
livery business in this town, has traded
bis two houses on Division street aud
other property in tie town, together
with a so 600 mortgage, for the Bright
House at Rehoboth Mr.. Graham intends
to take possession OF the house and make
1t the finest building on the beach. Q. B.
Prettyman Il Philadelphia, was the
owner Of the Bright House, having only
taken po- session OF 1t a few months ago.
One cf the large dry goods and grocery
stores in this town has hit upon a novel
way OF securing the custom Of the Ger
man sworkmen at the hosiery factory.
The proprietors have their head clerks
studying German, 50 as to be competent
to receive and interpret tine wants Of the
Germans thus employed.
Rev. T. E Terry will not change pull
pits with Rev Jacob Todd of Trinity
Church, Philadelphia, next Sunday. Al
has been announced
Miss Elva Collins is visiting al
Wye. Md.
Alexander J. Taylor Of Delaware Col
iege is visiting his aunt on State street
Wilbur Cahoon Of Philadelphia i:
wishing His parents, Mr. and Mrs. w, R
CahooD,