Evening journal., 1890-02-24

perad by Fang OF Negro Drivers, Is
Enabled TO Collect Taxes Promptly.
Society SIeetinxs-The Sick.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE. Feb. 24.-A new pastor
appeared in every church pulpit here
today, except those Of the colored
churches, and the sermons, which were
exceedingly interesting, were heard by
large congregations. The Right Rev.
Bishop Curtis preached at st. Peter
Church at the morning service
from the text: And he was led
up, Of the Spirit. into the noun.
tain, and was tempted. After the
sermon, collection for Catholic missions
in India and Africa was taken At7.45
o'clock, vesper services and benediction
were held. The singing Of tho choir.
accompanied by Miss Pauline Rogers, was
especially worthy Of commentator.
The largest number of people that
have gathered at the First Baptist
Church for years asse mbled there yes
terday. Rev. w. ]. Cambron preached
. powerful sermon to Seminole Tribe No.
z, l, Q. r. NJ, In the morning His sub.
iect was Charity, the text being the
first four verses OF the thirteenth chapter
of | Corinthians. The Red Men were
highly pleased with Mr.. Cambron's dis
course. In the evening the church was
packed to the doors, and many people had
had to be turned away. as no standing
room could be obtained Rev Mr. Wootten,
q classmate Of the pastor, spoke for
twenty minutes on the subject, 1.-THE
Responsibility Of knowledge The pool
was then opened and Rev. Mr.. Cambron
gave Bible reading on the subject Of
baptism, while in the water j Alfred
Hance, John Fisher and Joseph Edwards
we're brought into the pool and immersed.
the whole congregation standing while
the rites were administered.
At the NJ e. Church Rev. Francis
Short, student at Delaware College
preached two able sermons, and made a
most favorable Impression on large con
gregations. His morning text was St
Mark vii, AZ: Jesus, thou son Of David,
have mercy on me In the evening his sub.
ject was She hath done what she could. "
Mr. Short also addressed the Sunday
school in the afternoon. DR. Murray,
presiding elder of the Wilmington dis
trict. win occupy thepulpit next Sunday.
Rev. I. Gardner Litteli, rector of st.
Johns Church. Wilmington occupied
the pulpit at Emmanuel Church and
preached two eloquent sermons. His
morning subject was II Corinthians, viii,
10: For Cody sorrow worketh repen.
lance" At the evening service he took
for his text St Matthew, iv, / Then
was Jesus led up, of the Spirit, into the
wilderness. to be tempted Of the devil. "
DR.. Littell made tie following announce
ment of the week day Lenten services
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
1890 a. m. ; Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, at p. N. Wednesday and Fri.
day evenings at 7.45.
Rev f. Il. Williams Of Princeton
College temporary pastor Of the presby.
terrain Church, filed that pulpit to the
perfect satisfaction Of the congregation
yesterday. In The morning be preached
from the text found ia st. Matthew xii.
~: "What think We Of Christi He held
the attention of his hearers by an excel
lent discourse lasting twenty minutes
The choir, accompanied bv Professor Il
). Duncan. sang the beautiful anthem 81
was glad " The duet Of Miss Mar,
Turner and G. G. Whitnaclg. alto ans
tenor. was exceptionally fine. At the
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brief but excellent sermon TO large con
gregation.
Mayor Hanson opened City Court yes
telday morning at g15 o'clock Tn,
hearings were unusually interesting
William Eastwood was brought IN
charged with drunkenness. In stating
his defence the prisoner launched into .
sea Of flowing language which is seldom
heard in the court room. He was fined
81 and costs. Abram Meyers, a German
was charged with exposing his person on
Saturday night. The old man cried like
a babe, the tears pouring from his eyes
nose and mouth. He was fined 81 so and
costs, amounting TO $500 Emma Hop
kins, colored, whose face would stop a
mule, was fined 81. so and costs, for drunk
enness and resisting an officer Two OF
three DRINKS were released.
County Tax Collector Israel Rulings
has spared no expense TO notify. repeat.
eddy, the delinquent poll taxables Of his
Office hours, which have been in the
morning. afternoon and night. On Sat
urday afternoon last Mr. Rulings pro-
cured as an office the box of Gate tender
Moran, on the north side OF the Dell
aware Iron Works. and Their che sat dur.
ing the entire afternoon, receiving the
taxes Of the employees Of the works.
Society Notes.
Seminole Tribe No. 2, /. o. r. NJ
cleared about $3.50 on the big supper
which xuaQ frfvaf, IN fba Pad N4a,sa Wiz