Evening journal., 1888-09-24
DEMOCRATIC ENTHUSIASM.
A stand Breaks Under a rTfnister-socis-
BILE New Castle.

BILE New Castle.
Ry Letter TO EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Sept 24-Yester-
day was more lively than the Sundays
have been for some time in this city.
Although no Sunday steamers stopped at
the wharves the old town contained
number of strangers. The congregations
AT all the churches were very large.
Much TO the displeasure Of many respect
able people the street corners were pretty
well crowded with idlers when the police
were not around.
Mrs. George w. Dickerson is visiting
relatives at Woodside, Del.
Miss Elmira Sherwood Of this city left
on Saturday for Washington where she
will remain one week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan +. George of
this city. who have spent the summer at
Ocean Grove, have returned.
Miss Bagely Of Philadelphia is spending
week al Henry Fosters home on Union
street.
Hugh Duffy has secured the position OF
head clerk in the store of Mr.. Collins on
Union street.
The Harris Senate base ball nine Of
this city went to Smyrna on Saturday
and was defeated by score Of to 10 in
favor Of the Smyrna nine.
Miss Lille Worthington Of this city is
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Herman Padberg is very enthusiastic
over aBoulangers March He never
gets near a musician without requesting
him To play It. He was introduced 10
Mr.. Bouiay Of Wilmington short time
ago and mistalxing his name for Boulan
ger he introduced him TO a number Of
people as Mr. Boulnnger,
Elwood Wilson, Jr, Of the Conference
Academy, spent Sunday in this city with
his parents.
Miss Hattie Hoffman Of Washington rs
the guest Of Miss May Turner on Deia-
ware street.
The festival held by the Baptist Church
ia the old court house was a success
socially and financially.
A special train Of six cars was sent
from Wilmington to convey the Demo
Gratis of this city TO attend the mass
meeting at Wilmington. Two Of the six
cars were filed.
Lausatt Rogers Of California has been
for the past few days the guest Of
Thomas Holcomb near this city.
Rev. Mr. Stahl, Presbyterian minis
ter preached at the NJ +. church last
night.
Frederick Hoffman Of Delaware College
spent Sunday at his home in this city.
The steam Yacht Acme of Philadelphia
stopped at this city yesterday.
Tie colored peoples church on Union
street is holding protracted meetings
every night and some very eloquent and
able sermons are preached by their pas
tor Rev Mr.. Edmunds.
Miss Eta Colclazer, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Winfield Truss,
returned to her home yesterday.
The nfant school of the M. r. church
will give an entertainment at the festival
on Tuesday evening.
The foundation for the new bridge
across the Narrow Dyke has been com
pleted, and everything is in readiness for
the bridge which is expected TO arrive
this week
The Orion Club it is stated will present
drama on the goth Of next month.
The Dramatic Society will meet this
evening at S o'clock sharp.
The HushebeclS orchestra purpose to
give a musical entertainment in the
Opera House in November
The erection Of the new wharf for the
William Lea and Sons Company IS pro
crossing slowly.
Company Il are arranging for an enter
tainment TO be given by good company
in the near future,
Oscar p, Ridin.s formerly q this city
buf now Of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
at his home in this city.
The people of this city are gladly an
ticpai ing the Teachers Institute, to be
held here in November, on account OF the
niss aneal5ers who will speak in the even
Rev. E y. them is Daniel Dougherty.
colored people yesterday coached for the
ing the stand came down and sevtnAa
| little boys who were underneath were
slightly bruised, but no one was hurt
/ seriously.