Evening journal., 1890-02-03
AMONG nav CASTLE woRsHIPpERs.


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Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, February 3.-Deepite the |
fact that the weather was miserable, both |
over head and under foot Yesterday, the
churches were all well attended At the |
Presbyterian church Rev. F. +. Williams, |
a Young minister from Princeton College |
occupied the pulpit, delivering tive ex- |
oellent sermons At the evening service |
his text was st. Matthew xxi. ~;
,Friend. how earnest thou hither not hay-
ing any wedding garment. de spoke
at some length on preparing ourselves
for the heavenly kingdom.
| Rev. w. j. Cambron OF the First
BAPTIST Church continued his series OF
| disoourses fran the book Of st. Mark, at
the morning service. In the evening he
made short address to the congregation
about commencing a revival, after which
he preached from Christs sermon on the
| Mount, taking his text from st. Matthew
Nv, IA: "Ye are the light Of the world,
etc.
At Emmanuel Church, the occasion
being the first Sunday in the month.
| Holy Communion was celebrated at
10. 80 a. m, instead of a. m, the usual
time
AL the M. Z. Church Rev. DR.. Hub
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John where Christ saw the adulterous
woman at the we'll and told her Of all her
sins. she afterwards proclaiming
Through the country that 1.-THE Christ Is
here. After the sermon the congregation
arose and in response to the invitation
given the following named persons united
with the church Lizzie It. Banks, Sallie
Taylor. Lilly Shaw, May Cooley, Lucy
K. Taliferro. Frank +. Gibney, William 9.
Evans, Isaac H. Windsor, Albertus Sat
terneld. Elwood K. Montgomery, Della
Herdlg, Ella Graf. Edith Hushebeck
William Stoops Isaac w. Windsor, John
Ia. nj. Jordan, George q. Williams,
Comfort williams, Amanda b. Williams,
Emma Louth, Lizzie Wise, Lucy Frazer,
Anna B. Bartlett, Edward Chevins, Syl-
| vester Price. Mrs. Williams, Miss vii.
liams and Mr. Chevins joined In full
connection. Notwithstanding the in
clemency OF the weather, the church was
filed at the evening service. and the
atmosphere did not In the least dampen
the enthusiasm which has been a feature
, OF the meetings since their beginning.
I United States Consul William J. black
OF Nuremburg, Germany. reached his old
< home In this city on Saturday afternoon.
( -Four years ago Mr.. Black visited this
In. q. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
Bank, in the bank building. On the even
| ing the attempt was made to rob that
: bank, Mr.. Black was sleeping in the first
room, and the burglars thinking that he
was the bank official, shook him and com
, PEELED him to look down the barrels Of
= two huge revolvers, while they bound
him with tar rope and gagged hin
with bed clothes After Mr.. Cooper hRc
, wounded one Of the men he started to IS
/. down the ladder from Mr.. Blacks room
but on reaching the window turned anc
, fred two shots at the suffering consul
Both bullets lodged in the bed only few
inches from Mr.. Blacks head. few
, days afterwards that gentleman started
. for Germany, remarking to several
! friends that he had longed to tread ole
New Castles streets once more, but II he
, was to be bound hand and foot, stihet
} and set up for target, he would TAX
9 up his abode In Germany.
!. Thomas Stratton and Lizzie seymou
Q and company viii appear tonight IN I
/. Mothers Sin, or One False Step, AZ IN
Is Opera House.
d TIE Choral Society win hold the frs
meeting IN its new quarters, to-morro'
evening, in the X. Of P. Hall Every
body who can sing, or have desire to d
i SO, is welcome.
e The Marrow Dyke Marsh Company, th
!. owners Of all that meadow land and criE
te pie. known as the Marrow Dyke Marsh
" viii meet at the Office Of State Treasure
in Herbert to-day, when the annual electio
ig of officers win be held,
a. Orr prickett, little boy, was badl
ne hart on Saturday afternoon, grindstor
vn rolling on his foot at the Delaware lrc
Works.
his The Pastoral Aid Society Of the Pre-
las byterian Church win hold It's regulI
Of monthly meeting tomorrow evening.
m The Citizens Loan Association W
er meet in the second story Of the City ha
'as this evening.
The band and orchestra Of the Seymou
Stratton Company are quartered at q
boarding house Of Mrs. Watts, ON ia
~ aware street.
ne Miss Radie Maslin Of Chestertown Nc
'e- is visiting Mrs. Mary Adams on Harmon
~ street.
lsa Miss Carrie Ricketts,, Elkton, Md, a.
~ Miss Nickel, Baltimore, are guests Of
~ IA. Davidson, near the city.
Nv Mrs Jesse Gooding is visiting b
~ brother, Alexander Biggs, at stockt
! farm