Evening journal., 1892-01-11
DIRECTORS ANp ofEIcERs.

The o. 81 M. Railroad Men Are Losing
no Time-strIclSea With Paralysis.
| Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
| MIDDLETowE. Ian. lit Is now prob
able that the new electric light company
| Of this town will supply the motive
power for the new NJ & o railroad.
| such an arrangement would be q big
| profit to the electric company, and j
| saving to the railroad. 1t IS also a set
tied fact that the road will follow the
public highway. The injunction case
will be heard before Chancellor Sauls
bury, at Dover, to morrow. Those
fling the injunction are John
Williams Of near Odessa.
Samuel Pennington Of Middletown, Mrs.
Mary Vail, Middletown, and Mary Mer-
rift, Middletown, Sewel Holten, road
| commissioner of st. Georges hundred
aud the Odessa road Commissioner
| Willard Salisbury, Jr, is counsel for
the plaintiffs, and John BiR0s. ] Frank
Biggs and Martin b. Burris are COUNSEL
for the railroad. The stockholders Of the
o and M, railroad have met and elected
nine directors as follows William Tay.
Tor, w. r. Polk, j. L. Gibson, J. 9.
Corbit, D w. Oorbit, G. w. Polk. Victor
Lord, w. r. Davis and John
Heldmyer. Immediately after the ad.
| journmenr Of the meeting the directors
met and elected the following officers:
President, William Taylor; secretary
and general manager, w. r Polk
treasurer, j. -. Gibson. The work of
| grading the ground for the Y
for turning the engine near the
depot is now in progress during
the interval proceeding the decision 81
the injunction. which Is arousinq mueb
interest among the citizens OF this town.
William NJ Rosin, who lives on East
Main street had another very severe
stroke OF paralysis on Saturday NIGHT
He went up stairs TO bed, and soon al
forwards thumped IN the floor Mrs
Rosin obeYed the summons when her
husband complained Of quesr numbness
in his right hand and arm Anticipating
the cause medical assistance was sent
| for but before help arrived the numbness
had spread to the side and soon after Mr..
Rosin became speechless. He was alive
at 8 o'clock this morning but is said TO
be sinking fast.
A proposition has been made by the BIZ
cyclists Of this town that park suitable
for them next summer should be made
and small toll charged thereon.
William Taylor, the we'll known lum-
Der dealer, who has been very i'll with the
grip for several days has recovered and
was able to be about on Saturday.
George Echenhofer returned home
early on Saturday morning from three
days hunting trip at Eastville Va.
| Dnring his stay there be succeeded IN
bsgging ninety-two wild ducks, which
shows that he Is gosd marksman.
There will be considerable moving
around among the residents Of this town
during the coming spring
Miss Maude Sanders of PHILADELPHIA
spent yesterday with friends in town.
Richard l.. Lockwood spent yesterday
in Baltimore
Fred ). Donnell Of Chicago has lust
arrived here from trip to Pensacola,
Fiorids. He brought with him two
young alligators.
Howard Eiason OF Wilmington is
visiting friends here
Mrs John w. Jolls spent Yesterday
with her son Charles q. Jolls at Chester.
town, Md
The annual meeting of stockholders Of
the Odessa Creamery for the election of
nine directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the creamery build
ing tomorrow
Revival meetings have been in progress
this week In the Nj E. Church. The out
look is promising.
Mrs. Kate Townsend Of Townsend was
In town yesterday.
There was good skating at Silver Lake
on Saturday.