Evening journal., 1891-02-10
THE G 4. B. eNcAMPMENT.

Program Of the Day-Appointmeut Of
committees-Prepar to Receive
the Commander-in- Chief-Otber News.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Feb, 10 The Eleventh
annual encampment Of the Department
OF Delaware q. A. 4 will ba held 10 the
Opera House, this city, on Thursday.
February 19 aud will be called to order al
10 o'clock m. The council of admins
! tration will meet at 20 o'clock a. M in
the committee room of Watson Post in
the City Hall The committee on Gre
dentials will meet in the Opera House at
8 30 a. m. The members OF this comm
tee are as follows: John B. Stradlev.
assistant adjutant general Robert Nc
! GaulleY, Post No. 49, T. II william.
Post No. 8; William 0'Connor. Post No
l3; Lawrence +. Fisher, Post No. 4 John
J. Gormley, Post No. The official
staff will forward full reports Of their
lahors for the year to the assistant adm.
tnnt general before next Saturday
A. J Shrack Of Phil Sheridan Post. No
23, has been appointed acting assistant
djutant-general on the staff or the de
partment commander for duty at the en-.
campment. Department Commander Lewis
has issued circulars stating that he has
received a Communication from Com
mander-in-Chie w. G Veazey. and that
all bis arrangements have been made to
visit the encampment with his stsf
The paper also urges that a full turn.
out take place, to give the distinguished
visitor not only cordial, but a rousing
reception
The department. commander has ap-
pointed the following committee on re-
ception to the commander IN chief |
Daniel Ross, Post No i w, p. Voshell |
Post No. ?; Simeon Hood Post, No. : |
John J. Gormley, Post No 5; DR.. E. q. |
Shortlidge. Post 13; A. ]. Woodman. !
Post No. 20. Arrangements are being |
made with the Pennsylvania railroad I
company for reduced fareu by the card
order system
Cashier DUNCAN Arraigned
James ) DUNCAN of this city. OK.
cashier of the Bank of America. Phlladel.
phia, was arranged with George +. Work
and others in the new Court House. that
city, yesterday. He is charged with con
spiracy, and there are also two bills
against him for perjury Henry @. Terry
aud ex Judge Elcock appeared for Mr..
DUNCAN. and as the latter had Just been
retained as his council, a postponement
was granted until Tomorrow on the
charge of conspiracy. He pleaded not
guilty. The trial will probably be called !
n few days. A number of New Castle I
people will be in attendance az the trial
The observances of Lent at ut. Peters {
Church will begin tomorrow Cash We'd {
lesday), at o'clock a M. with the ]
blessing and distribution of ashes. The
services will continue every Wednesday 4
'vening at 30 o'clock, when there will t
70 lecture and benediction. Every /
Friday evening at z 30 O'Clock stations +
! the cross. The daily service will be Q
It T. 30 a. m. q
The last hop OF the season was given 8
n the of p. Hall last evening by Il
lumber Of young people. Fred Brown t
Vas moor manager, and dancing continued I
NTH o'clock this morning Professor y
'uncans orchestra furnished music.
The Clover CLUB is making active 7
PREPARATION for the celebration Of its &
ourth anniversary this month Tho
lub will probably have big blow ous"
a the old Court House on the festive
ceasiOn
The palace steamer Columbia Is Ia plv 9
'etween Philadelphia and Augustine !
'ier stopping at this city, this summer r
!. O&kford Lambson, sou Of ex-Sherif Z
lilies Lam bson, has recovered from a 6
evere attack Of infammatory rheuma !
ism
The local branch of tho w. G. T. u.
NJ hold It's final meeting to arrange for a
le county convention TO morrow. when 3
sception and other committees will be 7
ppOinted &