Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-25
NEW r>TLE.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Now Castle, June %. The ordinance
RESPECTING bathing in the Delaware
riYr and other streams in the city
li1its is frequently violated and il the
siblation continues the violators will
bf severely punished, 1t prohibits
btthing, without proper clothing, in
slid streams between a. m. and 8 y.
IT,, which offence Is punishable by
fne Of from 81 TO S5 or imprisonment of
from one to 30 days. ...
Beginning next Sunday and continu-
Ing throughout the summer masses in
st. Peter's Church will be said at 7
and o'clock.
A disgraceful scene occurred on
Second street above Chestnut Saturday
afternoon. II was caused by a dispute
between a man named Andrews and his
sister- in-law, during which the man
struck the wo man. Isaac Black, who
interTered, was knocked down and
George Kerns, Sr., aged GO years, who
also attempted to pacify Andrews, was
struck on the side Of the face and in
the mouth. The husband of the woman
had warrant issued for the arrest of
her assailant, but Withdrew 1t.
Ey.City Councilman Henry Hol-
schumacher, who had an arm broken
two weeks ago, had it photographed
Saturday by %-rays. The photograph
was taken by DR.. Hancker of the Della
ware State Hospital for the Insane and
shows that thewound is rapidly healing.
Mrs. Janiver, wife of Justice of the
Peace Julian ID. Janvier, diod last
evening of a complication of diseases.
She leaves four children, one of whom
is the wife OF George a. Millington of
Dover.
Plans for the tower to be erected on
st. Potur's Church have been prepared.
A memorial bell, which will cost 81, 600,
will be put In the tower.
New Castle, June "a. The closing
exercises of tho public schools will be
held next Friday evening. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Music, orchestra; invocation, the
Rev. S. Beattie Wyie; greeting song,
school; address of welcome, George
Edwards; recitation, A Little Girls
Speech" Ella Davis; defamation,
asking Mother," Harry Wilhelme;
recitation, kate Shelley" Anna
Stewart; recitation, "The Mischievous
Cat" Lydia, Price; defamation,
"Where Are the Coming Mem" James
Blake; defamation, THE Religious
Character of the Origin of New Eng
land" John Wright; flag drill, fourth
and fifth grades; music, orchestra;
defamation. "A Boys Complaint, ="
Ellsworth Dennis; defamation, Lit
tie, but Keen" Frank Pagan; essay,
1.-THE Story OF Acadia" Mamie Van
tine; song, 1.-THE Jolly Old Crow"
third grade; recitation, John May
nard," Hetty McCaughan; recitation,
'The Nicest Day." Mary Paxson;
song, Beulah and Minnie Hurd; de-
clamation, "Receipt for Racket"
Willio Hamilton; doll drill, first and
second grades; music, orchestra; tab
leaux, Clara Hendrix and Harry Veg
genmann; recitation, Praying for
Shoes Grace Saunders; essay, elm
migration" Harvey Stewart; bugle
song, Misses Stewart, Meredith and
Wilson recitation, "One OF the Little
Ones, Sadie Vantine; 1.-THE Work
Song" fourth grade; dialogue, 'The
competing railroads." John Carrick,
Marshal Keegan, Thomas Gravel and
James Murphy; hoop drill. sixth and
seventh grades; essay, "The Modern
Oratorio, " Josephine Evans; presenta-
tion Of diplomas, principal; benedic-
tinn, the Rev. +. NJ. Munson, d. ID.
music, orchestra.
The wedding of Miss May Swami,
formerly Of this city, and Ira B. Ferris
took place this morning at Orange
Grove Cottage, Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mrs. Juniper bartlett, formerly of
this city, died yesterday at Salem. N.
!. She was an aunt OF Mrs. Charles
Edwards.
Eta May Gross, aged 10 years,
daughter Of James Gross, died yester-
dAY at Pine Grnva farm.