Evening journal., 1891-05-11
DELAWARE BAPTISTS.
TO MEET IN sEMl-ANNUAL SESSION
At NEW CASTLE TOMORROW.

ments nave been plet ed for the semi
annual meeting OF the Delaware Baptist
Union which will be held in the First
Baptist Church this city. on to- morrow
and "wednesday. The committee In
charge OF the meeting is composed OF
Keys w. j. Cambron, @. w. w. Bishop
and ) Woodward and they have spared
no pains to mako this one the most sue
ceastul OF any yet held. The program Ia
as follows:
Tuesday first day)-Devotlona meet
ing, led by Rev j. M. Sawyers; address
Of welcome. Rev. w. J. Cambron: reply
Tor the churches, Rev. Miller Jones; re
port OF the committee on program; intro
duetory sermon, Rev. NJ. P. Fixes; bust
ness Items adjourn. 2 D. m.=Deyo
tional meeting: illustrated talk Rsv
| n. Earle; dissension, w. II. Gregg
and g. e. Hepburn; The sundsS
| School Teacher, Rev. o. @ Bnddingtor,
Discussion, led by GarreAt Pendleton
reports from Bible schools; adiouro
/ z 30 p m, 1.-THE Young Man n-"His on
portunity," Rev. @. L williams; "His
Worth, Rev Frank Howes; His SALIVA.
tion, Rev. r. b. Cook, d d. Discussion
The Society for Christian Eudeavor. \
Rev p. r. Firor and w. r Bainbridge.
y. y discussion and Adjournment.
wednesday tlast dAy)-9 80 a. M.
devotional meeting, led BY Rev. @ A
duenther; addresses, by r. NJ. Luther
y D., y B. Palmer, d. DIG. NJ. Spratt
y D. and w. Il. Conrad, D. d lin ba
half Of National socities); dactrinal
sermon, Rev. @. l.. Williams; adjourn
90 p. m, devotional meeting, led by A.
Z. Williamson; THE Colored Churches
What Have They Done? What
DO They Nsed2," Revs n G. Jones.
B. 7. Moore and w. r. Burrtl
Discussion; address on "Woman's Mis-
aionsry Work. reports from churches;
adjourn. Z 80 p. m, devotional meeting
addresses on Should N OF the Stronger
Churches Aid tho Weaker In Evangelistic
Work. II So Howl Rev. Moses Heat
and w 8 Catlsts sermon, J. M Stiisr
D D., Grocer Seminary
Base Rail- Matters.
The South Side Grays failed to put IL
an appearance in this city on Saturday
afternoon, and tie large crowd OF
spectators that had Assem- bled AT Battery |
Park to see the opening game with the /
New Castle club, were disappointed /
Both the home team aud the grounds |
we're In hrst class condition. aud tbs /
spectators wers expecting to zee a fine
exh billion of ball playing, but had Ia
content themselves with game betwee.,
plckt mines A message was received
early In the afternoon stating that thu
visitors bad left Wilmington, but the,
were evidently wrecked or lost
as they never reached THU
city A streng effort will be made "a
have the game played here on next Sat
urday or TO have smother club play her.
then. The crowd at the grounds on Sat
ardsy contained q large number OF
women admirers of the national game
The Delaware Boys have organized
% play any club in the stat,
whose players are under II year.
1ld. with the following batting order
Taylor q; Montgomery, p; Ball, 10
1onnor d., Dell, 80 Wright. SO.
eull, II Woolson, cf ; Johnson, ri.
The batteries for the New Castle Climb
his year will probably tie SHELLEY ano
Madden, McGrory ard McCaferty
Saturday Night Amusesnents.
The Miller QnArtette aud Concert Com
'any closed a successful two nights en-
in the Opera House on Satur
lay evening, The singers presented an
ntirely fferent program and ever,
lumber was highly appreciated by III,
Interested audience. Before the enter. I
aiment Paynter's Silver Leaf Corne
sand gave coacert in front Of the nall
he entertainments were given for she !
eneht Of the colored public schools.
Another successful hep was given il
he Of P Hall last evening BY III. 9
lily Cornet Band. The band gave q con
ert Ia front of the hall before the dare J.
rg began and large asss mblage hear0 4
be music At the dance an orcnestrs Z
onsisting Of Mr. Price. eOrnet; Mr. /
hickman, violin; aud Professor Cardin. :
arp, furnished the music. The bAud 4
wi head the q A. r. Post in the vii
nington Memorial Day parade.
Services IN the JAIN.
The bi monthly devotional exercises
we're held in the county prison yesterday
fternoon, a large number of people from =
be various churches participating. Rev :
}. w. Walker and Rev w, j. Cambron
ondueted the services, the former
reaching the sermon The singing was
xcellenJ many Of the prisoners adding v
D the volume OF the chornses with then h
isty voices.
George Graham will be released from
he jail, he having completed his sentence a
I 4 fe years imprisonment, on Monday Ii
une Graham has been an exemplary
risoner and would have been allowed >
hree months, but for an adventure with a !,
ormer warden. He has suffered his long h
Imprisonment for killing Hottleib Koeder
I the old Excelsior Brewery, Whining
on, in 1885, while the two were quarrel
ag,
George Howard and James Dougherty
Tcre released on Saturday, having been i
onhned since March, 1890 for highway s
ohbery The new whipping post and :
illory in the Jail yard has been com d
leted c
The Sunday school Association OF the 1
1 =. Church will meet at 7.3O o'clock !
his evening 70 arrange for the annual I
xcursion, which will be given some time i
uring the early part Of rext month Z
The New Castle Loan Association, No.
!, will meet and organize on Saturd az !
vening, in the second story Of the City Q
Hall
A large force Of workmen is engaged I,
N the new wharf Of the Philadelphia I
nd Salem Navigation Company this !
noruing /
Mrs. R. AZ Clark Of this city will at
end the celebration OF the ninety third
birthday Of her father, Rev Thomas I S
asker, in Philadelphia, on Tuesday Mr. ,
asker Is we'll aud acrive
Miss Susan Spottswood and Mrs.
sesbit, who have been on a long tour :
through he Western States and have
pent most OF the winter In California, :
eturned home on Saturday evening
One Of the largest audiences that has 4
yer gathered in the Opera House here Is
,Fnrr nd FIR a. l