Evening journal., 1890-07-30
PASTORS FLATTeRlNe CALL.
Butte City, Montana, Wants Rsv. DIR
Hubbasd-Cabfn Yssht PURCHASED.
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Hasbard-Cabin Yacht PURCHASED.
Special OsrresDeassAcs RvnsIEs JeuRzAL-
New CASTLE, July 30.-s. l.. Truss.
the well-known shoe dealer, has pur-
chased FROM Chester parties the cabin
yacht Elmer b. Her dimensions are 30
feet lnng and lit feet beam. and she has
get there" appearance Mr.. Truss
will use the trim little craft for cruising
and pleasuring around the Delaware
during his leisure hours
Rev e. l.. Hubbard, Phi D., received
telegram yesterday from Livingston,
Montana. signed by Bishop John Fl. Vim
cent, stating that the congregation Of
the Butte City, Montana, M E. Church
desired him to becoms their psstor. The
place is In .he midst of delightful
section Of country, Is 5000 feet above
the sea lave, and malaria is unknown The
salary affixed is 81, 800 with parsonage,
and possibility OF decided increase
in a short time, and moving expenses mp
to $500 paid. DR.. Hubbard answered
that owing to the protests of his family
and the church, he would be unable to
accept the very fattsring call
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Education WAS held last night,
OF a. A, Dennison for S27 for stoves.
etc, and Charles K. Ferris & SoH, "a So
for paper and glass, were allowed The
committee on commencement exercises
of the schools reported that $65 were ex-
pended at the recent exercises, and that
the receipts were but $53. IS The report
was accepted and an order was drawn in
favor OF the committee for &11 10, the
hafoura dina Tho ah atrrna,. - %ha napo
mittee on School Property, to which was
referred several important matters at
the last meeting, reported progress.
After the transaction Of come routine
business the board adjourned.
Rev. Alexander Proudft, d. d., pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian Church Of
Baltimore, lectursd interestingly before
the Young Peoples Christian Endsavor
Society at the Presbyterian Church here
last evening. Rev N. s. Stahl of Scran-
ton, Pa. told Of the good work of the
society connected with his church Rev
w. P. Patterson, the pastor, introduced
both speakers.
The new military band held it's regular
meeting last night when four new mem-
bsrs were elected, as follows: william
Il. Rothwell and Samuel Beck for Il fiat
and George Blackburn for B bass. The
band Is new composed Of twenty pieces
| without drums.
| embodying q number of important
changes, will soon 60 into effect on the
Delaware Railroad
The steamer Thomas Clyde took a
large party of exsursionlsts from here
down the bay this morning.
Richard Jackson, 3 prominent farmer
of this hundred, is dangerously I'll.
James Hawkins has removed his
family from Washington, D. c., ts this
| city.
Corporal Swan of Il Company was al
| home Yesterday for short while. BE
reports all the boys as well and In good
spirits, notwithstanding 'hs gloomy
weather of yesterday and the previous
day.
cadet Sergeant john N. Wilson is
home on furlsugh. He will return to
Camp Biggs tomorrow.
Captain Howard Ehull will take q fish
Ing party down the bay on the aloop
AlDatross next Saturday, remaining over
Sunday The captain has accepted q
position at the Delaware Iron Works,
and will make his home In this city for
some time.
A party Of young folks gave picnic
at the lower range light house yesterday
| afternoon.
Miss Lizzie BLOOM OF Philadelphia Ii
the guest Of Mrs. r. T. Eagle.
John 7. Moody has removed his family
TO Hare's Corner.
Extensive preparations are being made
| for the Ponies-New Castle base bal
game to be played here on Saturday.