Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-07-13
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.

otretb. oerVlOeS were cODuucbeu IN I'M
manuel P. Z. Church by the Rev. f.
M. Munson, LII. D., rector, and inter-
ment was made in the family plot in
the churchyard near the main entrance
to the church. The attendance was
very large. The honorary pallbearers
were Judge George Gray, Resident
Judge William g; spruance, Levi g.
Bird, Benjamin Nields, Richard q.
active pallbearers were Harry W.
Hushebeck, Denny Smith, A. Brown
Lancaster and William Marcus.
Yesterday afternoon Vincenzo Clio
vatsky, with his two children, came
here from Wilmington for the purpose
of visiting some friends in Dobbns.
vile. A portion of the day passed
pleasantly, when. in some way, Clio
vatsRy ruified the temper of Patrick
Stohaski and the latter, to show that
he meant fight, picked up beer bottle
and struck his visitor on the head in
fiicting severe cash. He followed the
assault by kicking Giovatsky in the
stomach. Mary Tudlevenoski, the
boarding mistress, separated the COM
batants, and the injured man went to
the office of Mayor Boyd and had a
warrant issued for the arrest Of his
assaiant. Officer Harrington made
the arrest and at a hearing last evening
Patrick paid 81. 90 for the fun he had
and Giovatsky and his boys took seats
in the first trolley car for Wilmington.
Adelrhia Lodge, X. Of p, is making
strides. At recent meeting three new
members were added to the roll and
four reinstated. The election of officers
resulted as follows: Chancellor, Oscar
D. Rulings; Vice Chancellor, William
w. Knowles; Prelate, James Miller ;
Master of Finance, Patrick j. Ahern !;
Master OF EXchequer, John r. Hendrix !;
Keeper of Seals and Records, Harry j.
Rothrock; Master of Work, Rev. r.
Irving Watkins; Master at Arms, Will
liam Raney; Inner Guard, Theodore
Atkinson; Outside Guard, George Will
helme; Trustee for Is months, Robert
Shaw; Trustee for Widows and
Orphans, Patrick Ahern; Representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge, the Rev. r.
Irving Watkins.
John M. Vallette, who has been a
resident of Pittman Grove, N. j., for
tho past four years, has disposed of his
business at that place and will return
to this city.
Marion, daughter of Mrs. Samuel L.
Bacon of No. Cos Delaware street, fell
down stairway at her home, yester-
day, and broke her left arm. DR..
Stewart set the broken member.
New Castle, July l2.-The special
committee is now sending by mail the
prospectus, Ideal New Castle,'' to
persons in various parts of the country.
The mailing entails quite an expense,
as it requires nearly five cents for each
book, as follows: Three fourths OF a
cent for the large printed envelopes. a
three cent stamp and a postal card.
The latter is to notify each recipient
that the committee request careful
perusal of the book. The sales Of the
prospectus to residents of this city have
been slow. About $50 will be needed
for mailing purposes and to defray this
expense the book has been put on sale,
at 20 cents, at Chalenger's pharmacy.
The window Of the store is filled with
copies of the prospectus with pages
turned over at different cuts.
After a service of eight years at the
moulding shops of the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth CO., Wilmington, Harry
Rothrock resigned yesterday, and now
holds position at the works of the
Diamond Iron Co., in South Whining
ton.
One of the handsomest places on the
line OF the Wilmington & New Castle
trolley line is that of Mrs. johanna
Stoeckle, at New Castle and Landers
avenues. little north OF the city line.
handsome boardwalk leads from the
gate to the house and the driveways are
being macadamized. Tho old rail fence
4.
replaced by neat iron fence, which
viii add much to the beauty. of the
place.
The funeral of Jane Moor Ash Of
Philadelphia took place this morning
from her late home. No. 25O5 North
Thirty-third street, in that city. De-
censed was former resident of this
CITY and sister Of Mrs. Horace Burr.
The excursion Of the Rodney Street
Presbyterian Sunday school OF Will
mington to Augustine Park, yesterday,
was a success. About 225 persons took
part. Tho trip was made via trolley
from Fourth and Market streets to this
city and thence by steamer Twilight to
the park.
George s. Capelle, director of the
Wilmington and Brandywine Bank, was
mere yesterday to make arrangements
for the establishment of depository
branch of the bank in this city.
Isaac Haines Of Christiana was a
visitor here yesterday. Mr.. Haines is
generally known as the Wanamaker
OF Delaware" as his store is said to
contain almost everything, from
needle to an anchor. The store was
sold yesterday to James III. Smith of
Sudlersville, Md.
Among those added to the roll at the
jail yesterday was George Bartlett,
formerly of this city, q fisherman.
George will serve 40 days on the charge
OF drunkenness and disorderly conduct
at Middletown.
John Deener, who has been at Potts
Vile, Pa, assisting in the opening of a
new trolley road, has returned to this
city and is acting as assistant superin
tendent of the New Castle line in the
absence of Superintendent Richard G.
King.
The annual excursion Of Industry
Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, to Augustine
Park will take place Friday morning
by steamer Twilight.
Editor Bross, wire and two children
arrived yesterday and have taken up
their residence at the home of Mrs.
Bennett F. Lancaster. Mr. Bross is
the purchaser of the New Castle News.
Patrick McGrory has begun col
lection of the taxes OF 1899.
Past Councillor William T. Stoops
installed the following officers of In
dustry Council, Jr. o. u. A. Nj, last
evening. Councillor, Haywood Case |;
Vice Councillor, Wilbur Bush; Record
ing. Secretary, Charles H. Countiss;
Assistant Recording Secretary, Mar