Evening journal., 1891-12-07
IT'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY
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Rally Valuable Baggage Lssa.

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Special Correspondence EVENING goBnnAL.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 7-St Peters Il
A. B. Society viii celebrate its second
anniversary by public demonstration in
the Opera House tomorrow evening The
mem bers are working hard to make the
affair grand success. The committee
on arrangements report that everything
is in readiness and the program will be
entertaining and instructive The speak
ers will be Rev. II. L. Brady, spiritual
director of the society; Rev. ID. j. Flvnn
OF Wilmington; Rev. e. Farley of Hook.
J essiD, spiritual director OF the Wilmiug-
ton Diocesan Union; and j. r. Jwdge,
National organizer aud editor Of
the Index OF Scranton, Pa There will
be treat for lovers OF good music, As
the audience will have the pleasure OF
hearing Miss Lizzie HcCus, one Of New
Castles best, the we'll known Butler
qusrtetts Of Wilmington and Miss Katie
Sweeney OF Wilmington. The piano
accompanies will be Miss McPika and
Miss Q. CallaghAn. The Diocesan Union
delegates have received an invitation and,
with the speakers and officers of the
Il n
cordial Invitation Is extended to
All. No charge Of admission will be
made, and the many friends of this SO
ciety are expected to crowd the Opera
House, and encourage by their presence
the mem bers of st Peters 4. A. b.
a reception will be held by the society in
the basement OF the church immediately
after the rally. George Wilmot viii
cater to the wants Of she members and
seventy I've guests and an excellent
menu will be served.
Valuable Baggage Lost
A loss has been sustained by Miss Mar.
garet Janvler who returned from Enrope
with the party OF Delawareans that ar
rived here on Thursday morning and
that loss has marred the pleasure Of the
entire trip large trunk belonging 60
Miss Jsnvier was either stolen on lost ia
New York city and the sum of 81 oOe
could hardly replace 1t and it's contents.
so highly were they prized. The con-
tents were various artisles collected on
the continent and some were almost
priceless. The last seen Of the baggage
was when It WAS on a dray being removed
rom the custom Office TO the Jersey City
station.
n WNeeRfo NsAael MOvnds
The wreck schooner George w Fenpi.
more has been towed up the river 10
shoal near the western channel AID IL is
now plainly visible from this point The
vessel lies on her port side with masts
pointing east-northesst Every effort
will be made to save her, and If possible
rescue portion Of her cargo. The Fen
nimore was q well-equipped vessel ana
hsr rigging and equipments alone are
very valuable. She has been under water
since last wednesday, when she twas ran
INTO and sunk BY the steamship Dsssoug
of Ship John
Material Destroyed by storm.
Fridays storm played havoc with tb.
material that the'Delaware Construetian
Company had stored on the ica piers ia |
the harbor for use ID the erection Of tbe
new iron pier. Most Of the concrete was
destroyed and will have to be replaced |
before work can be continued Tbe
wharves are all badly damaged and there
are many holes washed in the sides Tbe |
planking which has been torn 40 win |
have to Do repaired ct once, especially On |
the Delaware street wharf and on the
Phuadelphis and Salem Navigation Com
pans' landing.
ofhor News.
Samuel the infant son Of Josenb
Johnson Of Vine street. was buriad II |
the N. < Churchyard yesterday aftsr. |
noon. Rev. 4. e Msrtindale oficiatad 1
and delivered a splendid address to Tia
bereaved parents.
Trultt has full line Of holiday goods
Rev. j. H. Shedd, who occupied the
pulpit OF the Presbyterian Church yes
terday, conducted a bi-weekly service II |
the county jail yesterday afternoon. The |
prisoners seemed to enjoy the words OF
adyics and consolation and they ioiued in |
tho singing with energy
For caps and gloves 90 to Biggss.
The Womar's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety Of the M. E. Church will hold its
monthly meeting In the parlor Of .be
church this evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion has "a.
organized and is holding meetings every |
Saturday evening, in the M. g. Church |
at 8 o'clock.
Swees elder, creamery butter at Boyle
The N K. Sunday school has begun
rehearsng music for Christmas, under
the direction Of J. B. ManloVe.
Teas, cOffees and pure spices at Bovle's
The big tank steamer Minister NAV
bach, with 500 600 gallons Of crude
petroleum In bulk, was anchored in The
river above this city, all Of Saturday
night
Rev. W. J. Cambron, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, ofioiated at the
funeral Of Samuel ID, Pedrick, On Satur-
day afternoon. Interment was made IA
the new cemetery. The pal. bearers
were Joseph Edwards, Edward Dalbv
Edward Challenger, George Fisher. {. iii
Hewitt and Joseph e VAntine.
Thompson has cans Of corn for Csc
The United States revenue eHtter
Hamilton was tied up at the Delaware
street wharf during Saturday night. TIE
vessels men are making some soundings
Of this city, and inspecting the property
Of the government.
Candies made fresh every day at Truitt's
PersoRRI.
Miss ElvS Stevenson OF Green sprinS
Del is the guest Of Miss Laura Truss.
Miss Nellie Huesslein OF Wilmington
Is visiting Miss May Jordan.
Miss Florence Davidson, daughter Of
A. Il. Davidson, Is visiting in Virginia.