Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
TIE MEMS OF NEW CASTLE
To Locate Wharf Lines for the
New Steel Works.
The K OF P. INSTALLATION
Or. Munson's Address on Ben
jamin Franklin.
New Arc Light at The Narrow Dylfe-IIa and
broken-several Residents Recovering
From 1nnoss-sociaI aud Personal Items
Iiaa conerondence Of Every T7enlnq.


New Castle, Jan IS Preparation is
being made to locate the wharf lines on
the Delaware River The object is to be
able 70 intelligently inform the owners of
the baldt and the Brygon steel casting
companies how far they can run a wharf
out from their lands toward the westerly
channel OF the river, without interfering
with navigation. At the recent meeting
OF the Board of Trade President Bryson,
Of the Blylgon Co., stated that he was de-
sirous OF learning the wharf lines and none
being known above Chestnut street, where
the lines extend $50 feet eastward from
the centre OF old Market, now Second
street, It was decided that Attorney
Cooper look into the matter. A wharf
line was established in 1874 and but one
OF those who established the line is now
alive. The line was extended south and
was for the benefit Of the then rasker
plant, now owned by the National Tube
Co. Mr.. Cooper will take up the matter
with United States Engineer Flagler and
an effort will be made to have a fun report
at the next meeting of the board
AT the home of Harry W. Husheheck.
2l3 Harmony street. last evening, re-
hearsal of music for the k of p install
lation tomorrow evening, was held Those
taking part were: Harry W. HushebeclI
Charles s. Fleming, Everett Howard
violins Edward w. Eagle. trombone:
Edward II. Naylor, comet Arthur Dris-
coll piano The selections are: Two
step march, 81 Want to be a Soldier"
"Formosa," Japanese flower dance);
medley waltz, "What Would the Neigh
bors Say ~ medley waltz "Ihe Harvest
Moon is Shining on the River" medley
waltz, "Ihe Little Rustic Cottage by the
Stream"
Bargains-Iron bedsteads, springs,
mattresses and blankets al Stoops.*
In the High School yesterday after
noon, Rev. 4. NJ Munson. IL D.. rector
of Emmanuel p. T. Church and chaplain
OF the n. G.. d., delivered an interesting
lecture to the members of the classes of
that department and to the scholars of
the other schools who desired to listen to
10 on "lhe Life of Benjamin Franklin. "
The affair was in honor Of the day, Frank
Inns birthday anniversary. The lecture
was pleasing and was listened TO with at
/ tention. Rector Munson is ever ready
| TO assist in the education of the youth and
| irequently gives addresses that are edu-
cational to the youth.
E. A. Gillespie, assistant to the man
ager OF the Goldey College, Wilmington,
was here yesterday afternoon enrolling
scholars for the school in different branches
House Tor rent-Eliason s.
snow a feeze will be welcome " was the
expression Of more than one person last
night when il was learned that the Levy
| Court through Chairman McFarlin, had
directed an arc light placed at the Narrow
Dyke. The light was placed there yester-
day under the direction of Superintendent
Unger and is OF great value to men going
to and from the steel plants, and the
dryers of teams
Alfred Groves is suffering from two
broken bones in his right hand, the result
OF an accident sustained several days ago.
He carries the hand in a sling and the
broken bones are between splints.
Mrs Joseph Taylor, who has been i'll for
some time and confined TO her bed for six
weeks, was able to leave her room yester-
day.
Miss Dorothy Stewart, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. David Stewart, is in.
Agate tea and coffee potts. wash basins,
l5c; mems, ladies' and misses rubbers
and boots -Stoopst
The B. V. N. sodality of St. Peters R.
| G. Church will give a concert on Wash
I
y Among the sick-Miss Anna Brown,
who has been very i'll with grip and ma
laria, is improving Miss Leola Mcclure
is recovering slowly-Mrs. B. Woodward
Roberts, who is a sufferer from rheuma-
tism, is not able to leave her room.
The Jim Shoe, S3.50-Shaws.
Personal---very. Othoson, formerly Of
near this city, now of near Leipsic, is
visiting in the vicinity of this city-Miss
Eliza r. Edwards Of Philadelphia has
been visiting here-Rev. and Mrs. Il. S.
Knox OF Bethlehem, Pa, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ID. Walls, parents
of Mrs. knox-Alrs. Charles Edwards and
Mrs. George Booker of Wilmington have
been the guests of Mrs. George W. Dicker-
son of North Fifth street-Mrs. Michael
Rodgers of Second and Harmony streets
has been visiting in Philadelphia and vii
mington--tederck Wilhelme is spend
ing several days in Philadelphia with rela-
George NJ. Riley has been visiting
in Philadelphia Edward Z. Roemer OF
Chester has been visiting here.