Evening journal., 1893-03-18
MANY MARCH MOvINGS.
Citizens, Merchants and Far
mers Will Go to New Homes.
THE BUSIEST OF ALL BUSY WEEKS.


A Community Disturbed BY the Scores
of Residents and Business Men Who
WIN Change Their Places OF Residence.
Farmers Figure Largely Among the
Number-Other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, March 1s.-Next week
will be one Of the busiest moving times
in the history Of New Castle. Every
available cart. car and farm wagon will
be utilized to transport the goods Of
well known citizens-not out Of town
across the street OF to other streets in
the city. March 20 will not be the only
day for changing residences this year, as
there are too many residents TO change
their residences this year to allow only
one day in which to do it,
John White moves from the house
owned By John Pedrick on Orange street
TO the Elizabeth Murphy house on Orange
street; Samuel Mcknitt moved from
North Market street to the Pedrick house
vacated by John White; Patrick Eagan
moves from his Delaware street house to
a Clayton street dwelling owned by j. j.
Toner William Brown goes from his
street. and is succeeded on Pearl street
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend who
come from the Jefferson House. Mrs
Timms moves from Dalby avenue to the
Eliason house on Delaware street lately
occupied by Joseph Bacon, the latter
having moved across the street to one Of
the David Lewis houses Farley Jordan
moves to South street from North Vine
street.
S. Leslie Truss is moving to day from
his residence on Delaware street to the
property of Michael B. King on Market
street.
During the coming week the following
removals will take place: Mrs. G. ". Wise,
from Delaware street TO the Reeves
house. corner of Harmony and Water
streets; Mrs Anna c. Eagle, from Mrs
Lanes residence on Orange street
TO the Terry property vacated by
Mrs G. V. Wise;C c. Whitnack from
the house OF Court Crier Smith on
Orange street to the Lane residence on
Orange street vacated by Mrs Eagle; G
@ Brough, from the Stockton house on
Orange street TO the Smith house va
Gated by c. c Whitnack; George w
Hastings, from the old Presbyterian par
sonage on Market street to the
Stockton house vacated by g. G. Brough
Foreman Snowley from one of the Yallette
houses on Harmony street to the old
Presbyterian manse; j. Jones Hudson,
from South Union street TO Philadelphia
Henry Edwards, from South Seventh
street to Union street house vacated by
J J Hudson; Hugh c. Smith, from
Water street to Robert Wadsley's prop
erty on Market street. M. A. Sullivan
from Holschumaker store and residence
on Market street TO the property of
Sheridan brothers on Vine street; Alex
Mclaughlin, from Clark street TO one Of
the Sheridan houses on Vine street.
Officer Thomas Morgan, with his wife
and only daughter, will 80 to house
keeping in one of the Rulings houses OF
Harmony street.
Places of business will be changed AZ
follows: William Duncan, now under X
of p Hall, TO Union street store vacated
by George r. Truitt; g. r. Truitt, VIII,
has opened a new store on Delawar,
street has another one In course of con
struction on South street which he will
occupy about July A; Henry Wilhelml
from Delaware and Vine streets to stor,
and residence lately occupied by S. Les
lie Truss; Edwin T. DealSyne to Riding
store and residence on Vine street wher,
he will sell general merchandise: Mrs. 7
Il. Horn, from Wilmington to the Hol
schumacher store and residence on Marke
street, to open a millinery store; JohI
Palmer, butcher from Ninth street stor
and residence to Dover; Price Bullen