Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
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NEWARK, May Sine installation Of the
Rev. Henry Il. Mason, formerly OF Cedar
vile, N. j., as pastor OF the White CLAY
Greek Presbyterian Church two miles east
of here, took place yesterday at noon before
large gathering OF the friends and mem
hers OF the church. The Rev. Dr.. j. L.
Vallandigham OF Newark, presided at the
services, he being appointed to represent
the authority OF the New CASTLE Prssbytery
The sermon was delivered by the Rev. b. a.
Bent OF Philadelphia.
After the sermon the Rev. DR.. Yallandlg.
ham propcunded the usual questions OF
faith, de-, TO MIR. Mason which being as
sented to DR., Vallandigham delivered his
charge to the pastor. This was followed
by the charge to the people by the Rev. DR..
y. A. Gayley Of West Nottingham, Md.
| This being concluded Mr.. Mason was duly
declared the new pastor and was at once
| surrounded by the members OF his new
| tioek and given every assurance OF jealous
help and esteem. The congregation Is
| large and rural one, numbering over 900
members and covering radius of six or
eight miles. This church has been without
| o regular pastor since the departure OF tho
Rev. ]. B. UmberRer. A noteworthy fea-
| ture of the installation WAS the presiding
presence OF Rev. DR.. Vallaldtgham who
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| ago and who for 81 consecutive years has
| baen the pastor OF the Head Of Chrlstiana
! Church two miles west OF here. He was
| at one time, about rs years ago, pastor OF
these two and tho Newark church at the
| same time, but each now requires SODA.
rate pastor.Dr. vallandigbam therefore has
ssen about as long pAstorate IN one
church ma any divine In the whole church.
President RollocR OF town council, has
| appointed the following regular com nit
tees: GA water works, A. a. Curtis, II. Arm
strong, j. b. Luton on streets, 3. Nj. Don
nell, ]. u. Luton, Wilbur 7. Wilson; on
lights, \. j. Wright, w. T. Wilson, II. Arm
strong. An order has been placed for 900
feet OF granite curblnR, and upon Its arrival
this sprtng 1t will be laid on tn > north side
of Main street, commencing at JohE PEN
ninRton's residence and extending ea,t.
ward as far as 1t will go. The new curb
line will be very different from the present
one.
NEWARK, May l2.-Ths new b. h o. sched-
ule wulcn went into effect yesterday, very
materially cngnge5 and improves the
former train service from here. The north
bound express trains formerly arriving here
from Baltimore AZ and 1906 now arrive at
GAS aud 1913 "a, M. Ths former ll.59 Il, N
express is now the calehratsd fiyo hour
Washington aud New YORK vestlDuied linz
tied arriving here ut Il p, M, and max
ing Newark the only stop between Balti-
moro aud Philadephia, this being Of
course for water. The 2.23 p. N. train Is a
minute earlier, the 81 is changed 10 SIG,
the 6.26 to Z. 06, the 955 to 8ii, the las u.
m. train remaining the same. The north.
bound accommodation trains leave at Z liz,
8.l2, 947 a. M, and 5,G3 and 800 p. m.
Southwark express trains leave az
follows: 52l, . and lbs Z. NJ, and
1926, 22i, 5.22, 6.a2, S.2i p. NJ,
all being slightly Later but on faster SEIZED.
ul9s. S1Ethbouni accommodation trains
leava III S.U1 800 d. nj, and 3.2l. S02 and
II "a IN. The latter train taxes the place
Of the Old theatre train arriving here NJ
II 49a. m. The "a pm. train Is the south
bound five hour nav YORK and Washington
flyer, wnicn alo ignores Chester and Wll-
mington in Its lllght through sEace at the
rate of from So to 90 miles an hour. These
two traius axe said TO DO the fastest regular
. trains In America.
Last week The chicken Incubator OF Joseph
VI yer, near here was burned while the
owner was away. II cangnt fire during the
,, nt2ht, It Is thought, from the heating appa-
ratus. About 100 little embryo chicken
were par hoilad 10 their shsl!-.
, Contractor Evans will turn the big organ
| factory over to the hnauf company on
4 Thursday unless some Unforeseen accident
i occurs. the east end OF the wall which
wns damaged during the winter by rair
and frost has been taken out and Is under
going rebuilding. Much more remains Il
be dome abont the building before 1t Il
I ready for the building OF organs, however
8 The b. 4 o, Railroad Company has a
! last he 4ieu tho many complaints about Thu
q old and unsightly foGLdry building pna
I the station here and II is rapidly comlnt
down under the plcks and axes and crow
bars of a gang Of workmen II will DO
! very great Improvement in this end OF thu
a town.
. NEWARK, Mav 10 The new schedule oil
Q the e.. W. & b, railroad makes compRra
! tivlr few changes III tae time of the train
cropping at Newark or Newark Centra
Z Tbs south bound cnmmodation arr'vini
/; hsrs formsrly at G,3I p. ~, now arrives q
! G.9l. Tia change IN tna time OF north
=, bpnpd train No. 60 arriving here formerl
!, At $50 p. m, has provoked grent d al o
. vsIy adverse criticism, si1ce 1t was ons o
10 tas most popular tratn4 on the road, allow
70 linz persons from Wilmington and the nortl
n 10 spend the 6YeEtug !tsrs and return lat
v in tho evening. This tain ID now made t
4. Heave hers ut 84l, or 50 minutes earlier
YAn b II U. has q lns about the same thin
With Its north-bouud Washington and Phil
y b islpnia express, formerly leaving here q
% 95j p. m. It now leaves at 5.dl O'Clock
u AMI Is the only north-bound train unit! IA
8, u. M, an altogether unreasonable tlne t
e. lnaVe the town. All tho other Newark an
ie Newark Centre trains are on ther sam
4, time.
me new Ave hour New York aud WASH
. ington trains on the d. 4 ", were both 0
10 trle yesterday and were we'll fllied wit
or passengers. The first trip Of the NORTH
Of bound train WIS made on Sunday and
n lett here two inmates behind time, hl
s. made 1t up by reaching Philadelph 81
miles, In 40 minutes.
Caskay Hall Is occupied every afternoo
x. md evening this week by company
az Yurstign glass Blowers.
m A Meeting OF the Alumni Association ,
m Delaware College was hald here yesterda
na pul4u&nt TO the call 81 Its president, Col.
% v Roberts OF West Chester. Several men
"a berg o. tue commtte4 were uuahis TO u
,at tend the meeting because OF sickness al
"a other things. Ii was eldsi to hnVs bal
he gust In GaskeY Hall on commencement df
"a. n q O'Clock at which a very large numb
h. Of alumni and Old students are eSDente
q The diuner will be ssrVad by GONE WI
II. mlngton caterer and tickets may bs secure
IA from the local COMMITTEES consisting
vi Charles Il. Evans, \. W. CurtlH and Rlchai
ia 4. Pillpg,
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