Evening journal., 1889-04-08
QUIET NEW CASTLE.
The Corner Partly Cleared OF the LoaferS.
Bishop Coleman at the Emmanuel |
Church-Other Notes of Interest.


The Corner Partly Cleared OF the Loaferr.
Bishop Coleman at the Emmanuel
church-Other Notes of Interest.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, April S.-The Knights
Of Pythias Hall corner about which the
Sunday corner loafers collect. was clearer
Of this class Of persons yesterday than it
has been for some time. although It was
not entirely clear. AS the police force
regard the feelings of the older members
Of this crowd too much to arrest them. not
withstanding the chief thinks they
ought to be arrested, it would
be well If they would request
the boys. who were more numer-
GUS and insulting yesterday than ever, to
move. The EVENING JOURNAL is in pos
session Of the names of the habitual
loafers and severol facts which may prove
mighty interesting reading at some
future time.
PERSONAL NOTES
Miss Nina Dobbs returned on Saturday
from a short visit to Wilmington.
Miss Cora Morrison spent Saturday in
Wilmington.
Rev. 4. L. Hubbard will start from
Europe for this city on the 10th Of this
month.
Duvall Rodney and sister. Miss Louise
Rodney. Of Germantown. Pa, are the
guests Of John H. Rodney, Esq.
Jefferson Downham, formerly OF this
city, but now Of Wilmington, spent Sun
day here.
Rev Allen Wise and wife. who have
been visiting their former home in this
city, returned to Cape Charles City
to day.
John Green Of Wilmington was in the
city yesterday
John Mahoney and wife Of Kirlwood
spent yesterday at the home of the
former on Market street
William Rogers Of Wilmington spent
yesterday in this city.
MARINE NOTES
The river for the past three davs has
been very rough, making Ii difficult Tor
the fishermen to manage their boats and
nets
The tug Mary E. Hughes laid at the
wharf yesterday.
The coal barge Mary Whitridge lay
anchored of this city yesterday.
The schooner Young, under tow Of the
tug Startle, passed up for Philadelphia
yesterday.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Emanuel Church contained a large
audience yesterday to listen toBishOp Cole
man. Rev Mr.. Mayer, the rector during the
absence of Rev. p b. Lightner. read the
services. The bishop took for his text
st. John xiii 46 (Which of you con
vinceth me of sinT The sermon was
as is all of the bishops sermons. excel
lent in every respect. The members OF
the Emmanuel Church are very proud o.
the bishop. After the sermon class o.
nineteen, twelve ladies' and seven gentle
men, were confirmed.
Rev. Julius Dodd preached both morn
ing and evening at the NJ. E. Churel
yesterday His sermons were well likeG
by the congI egation.
At the Presbyterian Church yesterda!
morning communion services were held
Misses Greta Cooper, Annie Fleming
and Mamie Calhoun and Harry Mont
gomery joined the Presbyterian Churcl
yesterday morning.
Rev. Edward Knight preached an ex
cellent sermon at the Baptist Churcl
from the text, St. Mark, xi, 8.
POLITICAL NOTES.
ne tlA1 tlctlAou Will bc utAu ho-hip
row. The polls will be open from IL I
!, m. until p. m
George Temple has withdrawn frol
the field as a candidate for Cit
Council.
William s. Hanson announces himse
! as a candidate for mayor
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
g A large new porch has been added
' the front Of the store occupied by Wi
liam Collins.
The store between DR.. Stewards res
dence and Collins's store is nearly col
pleted.
: Eighty-eight carloads Of grain are {
the battery awaiting unloading into q
William Lea and Sons Company's elev
S tor.
A sloopload Of foundation stone f
William Herbert's new houses on UniC
a street, has been unloaded at the wharf.
u Notwithstanding the bad weather We
terday there were quite a number
teams from Wilmington in the city.
A portion Of the Delaware Iron Worl
have shut down for a short time.