Evening journal., 1898-07-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Philip Remick, OF Pennsgrove, who
is at the Delaware Hospital suffering
with appendicitis. although not out OF
danger, is somewhat improved.
Daniel Reagan, a machinist, en-
ployed az the Belts Machine shops, Is
suffering with chills and fever.
George Murphy. an employe OF the
Maryland division OF the p, w. 4 b.
railroad. is recovering from having his
hand mashed while al work several
days ago.
Thomas Naylor and Thomas Fa-
hey, OF this city, went to Delaware
City on a fishing trip and made fine
catch Of fish In the canal
DR. Buekmaster. who is attending
Mr. Ragey and daughter, who were
burned in the explosion OF benzine at
Mr. Ragey's dyehouse yesterday, re-
ports that they are much improved to-
day.
-Bldlle e Ihwler received 500
watermelons from Philadelphia yester-
day and sold them all before night
1t is reported that there are 176
soldiers absent from Camp Tunnel
| WITHOUT itdNt.
Register in Chancery Colen Fergu-
son reports that the average yield OF
wheat in Appoquinimink hundred. is
only about ten bushels to the acre.
4 The first annual picnic OF the
italian Joseph Garibaldi Democratic
Club will be held at Bavarian Park on
Monday, August IS.
K T1f.,.- g. otr-bt fo,.-nr 10 Ia rraof
b ed al Eleventh and Monroe streets are
e being prepared by Architect Rice.
= The Delaware truck stable is being
e improved
o The officers OF Industry Conclave
No. 25s, Adhesive Mogullians. were in
stalled last evening by Past Master
I.cvi p. Church
-stationmaster William McFadden
e OF the French street p. w. & B. rail.
r road station, who has been i'll for two
Il weeks, reported for duty last evening
e The steamer Sylvan Dell is at thu
e Pusey and Jones shipyard for repairs
= The choir Of Scott NJ. e. Churcl
. will give free patriotic concert In th'
church this evening.
~ Two cars loaded with cavalry
y horses passed through this city, goini
m south, yesterday.
g The tugboat Rambler was injure'
ar yesterday by the jib boom OF
schooner which she had in tow, ant
her pilot house will have to be rebuilt
In consequence.
70 In the Jewish calendar this is tn
! New Moon, Alb
- John Brainard. OF No. 211S La
D. motto street, a prominent member o
In Phoenix Fire Company, was buried a
is Cathedral Cemetery this morning
he members of the company attending 4
r. body. High mass was said at 81
5, Patricks Church.
The Delaware Construction Com
Vi pany harvested it's Cherry Islam
II marsh hay crop yesterday.
William T. Griffenberg, rs yeai
old. Of No. COS West Sixth street, die
yesterday Of heart disease.
he William E. Cam, a foreman at Il
ge, Pullman shops, fell with both arm
,et through a window, breaking the gla'
,v and lacerating his arms terribly.
~ The car Of the managers OF the Il
ternational Correspondence School,
an Scranton, Pa, left the Jackson al
IN Sharp shops to-day.
me M. ]. Hawkins purchased the I
lott avenue property of Lydia A. Ca
penter for S1,750. 1t was sold by
rection Of the Orphans Court.
vas The rain OF yesterday was bad
;ol- needed by growing crops, and corn al
for grass especially will be benefited.
ars' The Board Of Health met ls
be- night and transacted business.
eat The Merritt House has passed In
the possession Of the Mundy Brothe
the deal having been consummated.
,,o Many families are moving
anS r Brandywine Summit camp.
..et Work Of tearing down the
Az houses at the Market street entraI
TO Brandywine Park is nearly co
pleted.
'o.'s Letters of administration ht
Iingl been granted on the estate OF With
8. Stafford to William c. Bigger.