Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

NEW CASTLE, Dot. 22.-rhe supper
held in the basement of st. Peters Il. O.
Church last week wal a complete success,
both socially and financially, about $3.50
being realized. The proceeds will be eX-
pended for improvements to the church.
The exterior Of the eiifcs is now being
reprinted by the Padberg Brothers.
Another Welding furnace was started
at the Delaware iron works yesterday
morning. All of the SIX large furnaces
are now in operation, and the full number
| of hands employed. The works are still
very busy, and the prospects for brisk
winter trade are very encouraging.
The members Of Company II, N. G. D.,
INDUCED in rifle practice at 500 yards en-
the Eckles farm near town yesterday
afternoon. "A' is the first company il
the regiment to shoot as company at
500 yards, and considering the fact that
few OF the men have ever shot this dis
tance before the scores made yesterday,
were regarded rs very good. The full
score follows Private a. II. Moore II
Lieutenant ' 2. Booth, 81 Private IL.
A. Paiberg, il Private P. b. White, l6 /;
Private A. H. Davidson, Is; Private
James F. Cannon, IL; Corporal d. F
Lancaster, IL Private Sam. Miller, II
Private +. W. Hoffman, 10; Hospital
Steward Eagle 9; Private A. v. Foster,
s.; Sergeant j. |. Boyle, 8 !; Corporal j.
V. Oonnoly, VI Private o. p. Holoomn,
z; Private W. W. Dslby, Q Private j.
Wllmot, 2 Private q. r. Swan, 2 Phi.
vate W. II. Whiteloclt, 2.
Manitou Tribe, l. o. Il, M, of Rising
san, Lsnaps Tribe of Wilmington, and a
tribe from PeEnsgroye, N. j., will visit
| Seminole Tribe, No. q, OF this city on
| Saturday evening next. Ali the tribes
with several bands will join in grand
street parade, after which the visitors
will be entertained at tho wigwsm, corner
of Union and south streets. Great prep
arstions are being MADE for the event by
the New CASTLE Red Men.
the funeral of Thomas White, AN aged
and respected citiz m, took place from
his residence on Cherry street yesterday
morning and was largely attended. High
lnass was celebrated In st. Pster's X. q.
Church by the Rev. Father Brady. In
torment in the cemetery adjoining.
Il Is reported that an al iitiunal fast
express train will soon be- placed on the
Delaware Division OF the p, W. AZ B.
railroad, and that better mail faculties
will be afforded the citizens OF the PENN
suie.
Bishop Knickerbaeher Of Indiana ia
expected to be present and otficiate at
Emmanuel p. L. Church in this city Oh
Sunday next.
At meeting OF the official board Of
the ri. Z. church last night B. +. Lam
caster was elected sexton OF the church
. | a.. H. ,,;n A.
James Harkens, one OF the participants
in the recent riot in DobbinsVille who
was held in $500 bail for his appearance
at court was released from jail yester-
day, Colonel John j. Gormley being his
bondsman. All of the rioters with the
exception OF three Hungarlans are now
out on ball.
John Marlsnd has resigned his position
as boss Of the carding department al
the New CASTLE WOODEN mills. He is sue.
ceeded by James Oarfigan OF Worcester,
Mass.
Hiett Graham, proprietor Of the Allan.
tic Houss, has purchased the trotter W.
W., with record OF 2.35, from William
Stokes OF Philadelphia.
The Moore and Vivian Company will
appear st the Opera House On Friday
evening nsxt in "0ur Jonathan The
company was here last season and gave
credtabe performances before larg,
audiences.
The Rev. Moses Bullock OF Whining
ton aid the Rev. W. A. Wise OF Capt
Charles, Va, occupied tine pulpit at thu
II. Z. Church morning and evening re
spectiveiy, yesterday, in the absence o.
the Rev. f. Il. Hubbard, PHI. D., whit
. was assisting in the dedicatory seryicel
at the Galena, Md, M. g. Church.
At the Presbyterian Church the sacra
ment Of the Lords supper was admin
istered at the morning service At tn
preparatory service on Saturday after
noon the Rev. Ii. II. Bell Of Delawar,
City ottioiated,
Al Immanuel P. F. Church several In
fants were baptized by the Rev. P. B
Lightner.
The French man OF war Roland passe,
; the maritime exchange hsse at 90
O'clock yesterday morning bound TO
Phi!adelpnia.
George Davis and Alfred Reed, wer
each fined IS and costs by Mayor Hansoi
yesterday for drunkenness and disorderl,
conduct.
: The Seymour. 3tratton Company close
q successful weeks engagement at tn
opera house on Saturday night, when tn
, drama "Oolleen Bawnn was presente
before a crowded house.
! j. Edward AddickB' yacht, Now Then
! stopped hero on her way to PhiladeIphi
yesterday morning.
= NRw CASTLE, Oct. 20 John p. Sswel
. Il. W. Herbert, Edward Mcbride. Waite
Y F. Smith, Harry l.. Mckee and job
q Sherwood, members of Company Fl,
- G D., who ore summoned to apes
= before court martial for abaentin
n themselves from the recent encampmer
y without proper exOuse, went to Whining