Evening journal., 1894-09-12
Innldsnts nf the nnv.

A score Of colored people accompanied
the Mt. Vernon Band, OF this city, TO
Wilmington last night whence they went
on the Reading excursion to day
Mrs Kate O'Connor again got in
trouble last evening and was hauled up
before the mayor Mrs OConnor has
become slave to King Alchohol
Workmen are making splendid progress
in cutting away the mammoth emb ,nk-
ment In the southwest corner OF Battery
Park where the old Frenchtown railway 8
coal siding ran
Manager Bradley. Of the Columbia
Athletic Club. mas had much trouble Of
late with a gang OF boys who climb the
fenses at Battery Park and mntilate or
destroy things with dexterity. Now he
has been instructed by the city au
thorties TO srreat the lads and they will
probably be brought up for trespass
Last Saturday evening ia Wilmington.
John Hess, well known young man Of
this city, lost n highly -prlzed gold ring,
the waddingling OF his mother 10 day
he was delighted to receive lis lost
Treasure which was found yesterday
Report comes frolo Philadelphia that
the Board of Marine underwriters have
awarded the tugs Mum, Reliance, Juno
and Argus So 900 salvage for services
rendered IN floating the British steam
ship Elmville, which struck and went
aground on the Brown Shoal, Della ware
bay, on Saturday last
Orders for tickets for the @. A. G.
election Of Board Of Managers are stin
rushing ia on the printer. There are
twenty six candidates.
The Epworth League Of the M e.
Church held an important business meet
ing last night. Applications for mem
bership, under the new constitution. were
received, and the workings Of the league
discussed Next Tuesday night the
meeting for Bible study will be held
Last evening the steamship Sirius. one
Of the British vessels recently reported
IN collision Of the coast. passed up the
Delaware in distress under convoy Of the
tug Juno
Hughey Duffy, Leach and Montgom-
cry. 81 The 9 4. G. baseball team, have
begun q hard race for the local prize
cHsrid for he beet batting average,
wita chsrcsa "a favor Of the latter.
Ac1t has made thirty base hits Ia sixteen
games Each q the trio has hatted out
haua runs
-atest tal styles custom made clothing.
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r-uuda-s. tailor. Delaware street
Physicians in this neighborhood will
reU double be extraordinarily busy az
the Indian fskirs who have been selling
sc-1alled medicines with the aid Of catch
penry shows. have quit the city. They
carried large quantity Of New Castle
dust away with them.
The Red Star steamship illinois, from
Antwerp, passed up yesterday afternoon
after having been detained at quarantin,
since p. u. Monday There were two
cases Of slight sickness on board, but
they were not contagious.
Personal Events,
Miss Anna Vining, OF New Castle, Il
being entertained BY her sister, Mrs. f
L. Casperson, OF Clayton.
Rev w. q. Wise and family, o.
Wilmington, ara spending few day
Al their old home ia this city as thu
guests OF Rev. and HRS J VI Wise.
George Griffin, of New York city ha
been spending several days on visit Il
his former home here.
Rev. r T. Maloney, who has beef
sxhorting TO the Methodist protestan
community here for several weeks. lef
to-day for Bridgeton, n J to complet
his ministt rial studies
Edward Tretter we'll know
mechanic Of 200 pounds avoirdupois, hG