Evening journal., 1890-11-03
ORGANS, II Cents Per Day
NO CORNER LouNolNe.
Ths Polics Putting a Stop to It-Blshop
Graves &C Emmanuel Church.
Bpesial Correspondence EvnNINo JoUaNAL.

Graves &C Emmanuel Church.
Epesial Correspondence EvREIEo JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 3--Bishop Graves
OF the jurisdiction of the Platte
River, Washington and Oregon, oc-
cupieo. the pulpit at Emmanuel p. e.
Church yesterday morning. and was
greeted by large congregation. The
bishop gave q very interesting and In
Htructive tAlk on his labors in the far
West, and the address was greatly appre-
ciated by the congregation. In the after
noon Bishop Graves addressed the chill
dren In the Sunday school, and soon after
left for Wilmington.
A great deal OF excitement was caused
on Delaware street last evening by the
arrest of Captain Howard Shull, promi-
nent young man and owner of the yacht
Albatross, for standing on the corner.
For some time the police have been trying
TO put stop to corner lounging, and
have been In the habit of ordering off the
young men who are disposed to spend
their SabbAths In this way. Last evening
Officer Williams approached Shull, who
was lighting cigar near the southeast
corner of Delaware and Union streets,
and told him to move. Shull was
insulted and replied that he would move
when Ii suited him, whereupon the off,
GER laid his hand on the young mans
shoulders and told him he was a prisoner.
he made no resistance but walked along
to the station quietly The case came up
for trial In the mayors office a few
minutes later, and the court room and
pavement surrounding were crowded
with people. The crowd grew larger
when IL became known that the European
settlers we're in trouble again. Shut
was fined 8i and costs, amounting to
81 40 which he promptly paid.
The Lenape Fire Company had its
handsome Silsby engine at work pump
ing ont the city well on Saturday after
noon. The iIemen worked bravely for
over half An hour, and the engine drew
up water and mud from twenty two feet
below the surface. The well was drained
and the engine was then given test at
the plugs.
Captain E. s. Watson Post No s. G.
A. g., gave a big oyster supper In the cid
/ Court House. on Saturday evening The
attendance throughout the evening was
large and the veterans will realize over
| 800 from the proceeds.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the H. e. Church will give q
supper and entertainment at the resi-
dsnce Of Mrs. T. T. T. Clark tonight.
Albert Il. Taylor and Miss Mamie G.
Rowan we're quietly married by Rev. P.
B. Lightner at the Teotory Of Emmanuel
Church on Thursday evening. The we'd
ding OF James McCarter Of this city and
Miss Duff Of Wilmington, is announced
this week.
Mrs. Robert Dillon returned on Satur
day from an extended visit to friends In
Washington, ID. @.
The Women's Home Missionary Society
of the Nj. e. Church will hold Sand
wich Tea" in the City. Hall next Saturday
evening
The third quarterly conference of the
M E. Church will be held in the Sunday
school rooms tonight, by presiding Elder
Murray.
The coon club will go down the coun-
try on long hunt on Wednesday night.
The new members Of the club will be
taken along.
Frank William Herbert Thompson.
son of Frank Thompson the jeweler,
was baptized at the N. E. Church ysster-
day morning.
A large number Of Republicans went
| to Philadelphia on Saturday, and heard
Secretary Blsinss address there.
Love feast services were held at the N.
&. Church last evening.
The local brass bands win bs very busy
tomorrow night, spreading the news OF
the election.
New Castle hundred will give $50
Democratic majority.
William Simmons. Republican candi-
date for sheriff, was here on Saturday.
Company r.. N. @. D.. realized large
sum.of money from the recent concert
Miss Rebecca Challenger will probably
be appointed librarian at the new public
library building.