Evening journal., 1889-06-17
YESTERDAY AT new CASTLE.
News OF q Warm sunday from tn,
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News Of q Warm sunday from the
connty Seat.
Special Correspondence EvHnfro JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, June 17.-Not.
withstanding the warm weather yester-
day, the churches contained larger con
gregations than usual In the morning at |
the NJ E. Church Rev. f. l., Hubbard
preached an interesting sermon, In
which he referred to the Johnstown flood |
In the evening at the Presbyterian
Church Rev. w. p, Patterson |
preached an excellent sermons to a
large congregation. Rev. Edward
Knight of Salem, N. j., preached at the
First Baptist Church. Mr.. Knight gradu
ated at Crozier Seminary last week.
People here seem anxious for the twi
light services during the summer.
Charles Applegate returned from the
Pennsylvania Hospital at Philadelphia to
this city, on Saturday. Mr. Applegate
had three fingers cut off In the Delaware
Iron Works.
Quarterly meeting was held In the A.
q. M. f. Church. ON Union street, yes
| terday. There were several hack loads
Of colored people present from Newark,
ChristiAna and other places Although
| the weather was very hot the colored
people could be heard shouting and sing
ing for several squares from the church.
The steamer Wilmington arrived here
from Wilmington and Pennsyille. IL
lies at the wharf here, for three hours, on
| Sundays.
st. Johns Lodge, No 9, A. #. A. M. Of
this city, will give a select entertainment
and banquet on next Monday evening
About 100 invitations have been sent out
and number OF people from out Of the
city will be present.
Miss Mary Tindle was in Wilmington
on Saturday.
Hubert Deakyne arrived home on Sat.
urday for fve-days' stay with his par
ents. Mr. DeakYne is cadet at West
Point.
The tug Juno lay in harbor here on
| Saturday night.
Alfred f. Polk Of Georgetown, Del, /,
spent Saturday with Fred Hoffman. Mr..
Polk graduates this year at Delaware
College at Newark.
Mrs L. w. Emerson and family con
template moving to Kirkwood in few
days.
Rev p. B. Lightner, rector Of the I'm
manuel Church, is expected TO return
from his European trip with his family
next week. A large reception will be-
given at the rectory by the congregation
of his church, In honor of his return.
The Alva Base Ball Club of Wilmington
arrived here on Saturday afternoon to
play game Of ball with the Americus OF
this city Just as the game was called.
the rain began and the Alvas returned
home
State Treasurer Herbert who is suffer
ing with the rheumatism, is not improv-
ing very fast.
Elizabeth Nemeth and July Hudocly
were charged by Mary Lackolas on Satur.
day night with committing an assault
aud battery upon her. All these women
are Hungarians and live in Dobbinsvills.
Mayor Hanson fined each of the three &
and costs.
5 There are still large number Of berry
: crates on the battery.
| James Gegan OF this city is contem
plating a visit TO California
William II. Holk and Bert Eaves Of
l Wilmington spent Sunday with Charles
Boyd on Market street.
/ John Wilmot and Samuel Lane went Il
Cape May on the Republic yesterday.
r A large number Of people gathered oI
the battery and wharves yesterday an
& watched the passing steamers.
Charles Holshumaker, Evan G. Boy
aud several other gentlemen spent yes
terday at Brandywine SprlngS