Evening journal., 1898-01-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

--George w. Bush and Sons Com
panys craft still continue to run do
spite the leo.
The commission appointed by Judge
Spruance to condemn the Law prop
perty will sit this afternoon.
THE steamer Pauline C.dad de
eus entered port to-day.
Assessor Whann spent part Of to-
day at the Court House making a reg
lister of the December transfers for the
guidance OF the county tax office.
The fcrryboat Just completed by
the Pusey and Jones Company will be
launched this week.
Assistant Inspector William Kel-
ley, Jr., of Dupont Post, G.. A. r., has
received his commission from Com
mander-in-C Chief Goblin.
superintendent Mccoy is filing the
ice-houses at Farnhurst
The plant of the Sunday Star is be-
ing removed TO It's new home, on Ship
ley street below Fourth.
The Board Of Trade will meet on
Thursday night
The High School Alumnae will meet
on Saturday afternoon.
Matters OF routine interest we've
transacted by The Police Commission
last night.
The new officers OF Lincoln Lodge,
X. of p, will be installed this evening.
"A jury yesterday afternoon render
ed a verdict of accidental death in the
case OF Andrew Carlson, who was found
dead yesterday morning on the p, W.
e. b. railroad tracks.
An unknown man last night screw
ed one OF the brass knobs on the rail-
/ ing In front OF RudOlph's jewelry store
with the evident intent OF robbery.
Hon. T. F. Bayard, Chancellor
| Nicholson, Hon William Salisbury
and other prominent persons attended
| the funeral Of Mrs. Williams. wife OF
former Congressman James Williams,
in Smyrna, yesterday.
Alterations will be made to the
machine shop of George w. Baker and
Company, on French street between
Second and Third.
William Cheilnsky, Of No. III
Townsend street, was run into by an
other boy, and his arm was broken
above the wrist. The fracture was re-
duced by DR.. Frank Roop Smith.
Last night the Chesapeake and
Ohio special, on the b. & o. railroad
broke an air brake and was delayed
four minutes at the station here.
The elevator at the Federal build
ing has been repaired.
mn. -. fttt.. - ftl,o.4r.. q.
lying at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth wharyes.
The Smith building is undergoing
interior repairs.
II Andrew Rowinslxy, of Chatham
Chester county, Pa, has been granteC
{ a pension Of $S month from March 6
; 1885,
The government cutter zizania II
in at. the Pusey and Jones Company
wharf.
, The Baker estate" fad has agalI
sprung up in Tiffin, Ohio, and some o.
the Baker heirs from this state mag
attend the lunar meeting to be held II
q that city on Friday.
2 The new disinfecting apparatus Il
9 a good exterminator OF rats and mice
l. A large force of men are cuttin,
+ ice six inches thick on the upper Bran
z dywine.
nj The M. f. Preachers Association
4 met and transacted routine matter
> yesterday.
d Sir Charles Haywood, installin
d officer, will install the officers {
3, Moriel Encampment, No. 25, this even
r ing.
John Saunders has rendered hi
resignation as superintendent of tn
Delaware Mills on account of the III
4 firmities. of age. John G. Saundef
a succeeds ais father
The crank shafts for the new tu
/ Gettysburg have arrived at the Harla
. and Hollingswcrth shipyard.
The work of rebuilding the Al
A mOur establishment. on West Fror
street, which was burned down recenl
= ly. has been completed.
Skating parties were plentiful o
the marsh and Folly woods pond
yesterday and to-day.
=. Dogs for the bench show OF IL
lg Wilmington Kennel Club are arTivin
at the Auditorium