Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

Many Candidates for Positions on the
7ioket--Estate sold Chnroh Nawa.


7icket-Estate Sold Church News.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 13-The Demo
cratic nomination election in this hun
bred to-day will undoubtedly pass of
very quietly. although large number OF
votes will be Dolled There are two
tickets In the field, but the candidates
will make no fight whatever for the
offices, as both tickets contain the names
of good men and true. The candidates
are as follows: Representative-Ge
W. Eckles, David Heyd; inspector vii.
liam Stroup, John C. Mahoney assessor
William j. Hunter, John 81. Emory
road commissioners-Ro Wadsley,
| Samuel H. Roberts, Richard Maloney.
James Keegan. Eckles will, no doubt,
be the nominee for representative, but
the other successful ones will not be
named by the NEST sauguine
At Emmanuel Church Rev. P. b. Light
ner will preach the second sermon IN
81 he Parochial Mission" tomorrow
morning, dwelling particularly upon its
anticipated results. The following week
the proposed mission will be extensively
commended to the community at large.
The mission begins next Saturday at
z As p. m, when the missioner, Rev. g.
A. Christensen, Of New York, will be
formally presented TO the people by
Bishop Coleman and the rector The
evening service at Emmanuel Church
begins tomorrow evening at 30 o'clock
The sunday school is also changed from
the morning to ? 80 p. m.
Four naval flags representing the let
ters ID. T. w. j., which in the code
list means sorrow, are displayed at half
mast on the Maritime Exchange building
on the Delaware street wharf, out OF re-
spect for the president of the exchange,
William Brockie, who died in Philadel-
phia, yesterday. William @. Spruance,
ESQ executor. sold FIVE lots and the
personal property, belonging to the es-
tate of the late John Pugh in the
western part of this hundred yesterday,
at public sale.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church have
decided to give big festival and oyster
supper in the Opera House, on the even
ings of October 2, and a Many new
and interesting features will be intro
duced, and a special committee is now
making active preparations for the occa-
sion.
The Newport NJ. f. Church is receiv-
ing extensive alterations and repairs
The front Of the building has been torn
down, and it will be re built several feet
further out, thus greatly enlarging the
Church
st. Peters T. A. B Society will attend
the morning service at st. Peters
Church TO morrow in body, and will be
addressed by Rev E. l. Brady
Miss Carrie A. Clewell OF Nazareth,
Pa. IS the guest Of her brother,
Charles Il Clewell.
Esquire NJ. NJ. Kirby has gone to
Philadelphia for short visit
The players OF the base ball club are |
making big preparations for the game |
with the champion Dauntless team this |
afternoon
A number Of young people from this
city were present at the performance |
of Little Tycoon" ia the Academy OF |
Music. Wilmington. last evening.
Mrs Lambson and John r. Lambson |
are spending q week at the pretty sum
mer residence Of Edwin M Herbert, near
this city.
Mss Monroe Of Chester. Pa, Is So
Turning IN this city as the guest OF Mrs
Peter Plumb Of Orange street
James J. 6egan Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office. and Harry W. Herbert
have returned from visit to Niagara
Falls
William a. Whitelock has been spend
ing a week Ia Philadelphia as the guest
Of James OdRers, formerly Of this city.