The sun., 1897-11-25

give german at her home to introduc
her daughter, which will be brillian
affair."
David Smith, of Wilmington, has bee1
sent to a Philadelphia hospital for treat
ment. While returning from gunninI
trip he fell asleep in a railway car, an(
on awakening found that his right arm
was paralyzed. The paralysis was evi
IDENTIFY caused by the vibrations OF tn
car.
John Wright who was formerly EN-
ployed at the Diamond State Iron Co..
of this city, was arrested yesterday il
Conshohocken for the larceny of a lot o
iron from the above-named company
He will be brought to this city for tria
as soon as the necessary papers can be
procured
Bishop Monaghan, accompanied by
some friends, left Wilmington, on Tues
day to attend the twenty-iifth annivers'
ary services OF Rt. Rev. Leo llald, vicar
apostolic of North Carolina, which will
be he'd to-day at st. Marys Abbey and
College.
John Wright, who has been wanted by
Wilmington police for about six months,
was arrested in Conshockcn, Tuesday
night, by the police Of that place. Chief
Dolan located the man and instructed
the Pennsylvania authorities to make
the arrest.
Archibald Walton, OF Edgemore' was
driving to this city about 7 o'clock last
evening, and when he had reached .
point opposite Shell pot Park, the animal
which he was driving fell dead in the
road Mr.. Walton was thrown out OF
the wagon, but was not seriously in
juTrd.
In the Superior Court at Wilmington
on Tuesday City Solicitor Conrad was APP
pointed to take testimony in the suit for
divorce brought by Mrs. Martha Grant
Bushnell, of Wilmington, against her
husband, Nelson G. Bushnell. The
divorce will probably not be opposed
William Michael Byrne, attorney for
Anthony McGarvey, sent a protesting
letter to the street and sewer directors
Tuesday night against the abandoning Of
Scott street Mr.. McGarvey, who carries
or business there, claims that the
discontinlance of Scott street would be Il
detriment to his property.
Through the courtesy Of Licutcnan
Collins and Ensign Bayley, of the gun
boat Wilmington, party of newspaper
folks spent y very pleasant hour on the
pretty craft. A seaman was detailed to
show the party over the vessel and to
explain the many interesting details Of
life in one of Uncle Sans boats. After
wards the party was entertained in the
officers quarters by the two officers.
The party who enjoyed the hospitality
Of the gunboat were Bertha Wilson,
Rebekah Blackburn, Mrs. Stdham, Mrs.
Wyatt, Florence Upton, George Carter,
II. Y. Boots, Courtland Tierson and T..
NJ. Shifting
The Trustees OF the Poor of New
Castle county met in monthly session at
Farnhurst yesterday. The committee
on buildings and grounds reported that
the old burying grounds at Silverblook
had been fenced in at II cost Of $l2.
Superintendent White reported a total
Of go inmates, consisting Of 2O3 whites
and y colorcd: Only three deaths took
place during last month. They were
Henry Glasgow, of Wilmington; John
Othoson, Of Middlctown, and Rcbccca
Krumplc, Of Odessa The payroll
amounted to $}97.l7. DR.. McCoIley sent
IA communication asking for position at
the almshousc; it was read and filed. A
warrant was drawn in favor Of the
Superintendent of the Pennsylvania In
stitutc for the Blind, in payment OF the
tuition for Delaware inmates, after which
the board adjourned for dinner.