Evening journal., 1891-08-08
A FORTUNATE FISHING cLue.
Its Heavy Catch of Tront New State
Hospital Buildings-rhe New Professor
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.

It's Heavy Catch of Tront New State
Hospital Buildings-rheN New Professor.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE August 8.
The John I Stoops Fishing Club re-
turned home early this morning from a
long and successful cruise down the bay
Il was the most fortunate party that has
gone out from this city this season.
| Four hundred pounds of excellent bay
trout, all Of which had been caught with
hooks and lines were brought back nicely
packed in a large box The trip was
made in the sloop Yacht Reindeer, and, as
the party never went ashore, 1t would
have been Impossible for them to have
purchased the fish. The party had such
a fine time that the members all look
happy, and each weighs about ten pounds
more than before the trip The clubs
members are. Captain Hunter. j Il
| Staops, George w Eckles, Leander G.
Ecklee, Frank Blackburn, Joseph Co
field, Robert Wadsley, Robert r. Morri-
son, Edward r. Mckee, Ezro Lunt and
| others. II has disbanded until August
1879, when similar trip will be made
The friends OF Principal Manley M
Beamer Of the colored public schools OF
this city, are congratulsting him this
morning on his appointment to the head
professorship of the new colored college
nesr Dover. Professor Beamer has ade
many friends in this city during the time
IN which be has had charge Of the colored
children OF this neighborhood he has
proven himself to be not only well read
. and bright, but skillfull manager aud
most successful teacher He will be a
pronounced success as q college pro.
fessor
River Steamboats, Change Routes.
The steamer Major Reybold Of the
philadelphia aud Salem Navigation Com
pany has withdrawn from her route on
the Delaware river because or q broken
engine, and has been taken to Whining |
ton for repairs. The steamer Delaware
has been placed on the disabled steamers |
route and is now running on scheduled |
time. The Christana has been taken
from her route. and placed on that of the |
steamer Delaware, and now there is no |
boat south from here In the morning, The |
Reybold will soon be placed on again.
open-Air Concert.
The First Military Band will begin its |
August series OF open air concerts at s |
O'Clock this evening, on the band stand |
on the Market square. The concerts will |
be given on every fair Tuesday and |
Saturday evenings during the month. An
excellent program has been prepared for /
this evening by Bandmaster Hermann.
1t includes the fRvorite songs '.Iarboard /
Watch" and Come Where the Lilies
Bloom This evenings concert will last
an hour.
Another big excursion Of country PEG
pie will go out from this city next week
It will be that Of he Red Lion NJ. Z
Church to Woodland Beach on the
steamer Thomas Clyde The steamer
will leave the wharf here at o'clock on
Wednesday morning.
Marine business on the Delaware river
has been very duh sll this week. 1t Is |
said that there is not vessel awaiting
orders at tie Delaware Breakwatar.
The brig Victoria, the last Of the long
list, was ordered last night to New York. |
~ 10 expected by this morning that
another fleet will arrive.
The base ball grounds at Battery Park
have forslken look this afternoon The
splendid clubs that were to compete there
Ia q match game are nowhere to be seen.
Skelley ana Madden, the New Castle
clubs old battery, went to Delaware CITY |
this morning, they having signed with |
the tean Of that place
The propeller steamboat Mary u
utthens, which plies between Philadel-
phia and Dover, carrying freight and pas
sengers, landed a party OF travellers at
this city last evening The steamboat
was packed with freight OF every de
scription and horses and cattle were com
fortably stalled on board
New Hospital Buildings.
Contractor Harry McCaullev has
large force OF men at work on the new
buildings on the insane hospital prop |
erty at Farhhurst, for the erection OF |
which he was recently awarded the con
tract among many other bidders The |
supeTintendent's residence which will be |
erected on the lswn 10 front Of the hospi |
tai, has been begun, the foundations and |
basement having been completed yester- |
day. Contractor McCaulley's material is |
shipped TO Fernhurst for him in special |
cars, and is thence carted to the hospital |
grounds
Mrs. J. B. Manlove and Miss Emma
Davidson have returned from their car
riage trip down the state
Another large delegation Of Whining |
ton singers viii visit this city on We'd |
nesday evening and give concert in the
Baptist tabernacle. This will probably /
close the services.
Many conveyances haze been engaged |
to go to Brandywine Summit camp to-
morrow from this city
The Misses Finnegan, Miss Kate
Mahoney and several ether New Castle
people will spend a short vacation at At
lantio City
Miss Emily Fry Of Schuylkill Haven.
who has been enjoying a brief visit to
Miss Gertie Kuntz for the past week,
will return to her home to-day.
Loomis o. Wise, who has Leen visiting
friends and relatives in Middletown and
in the lower part Of the county, will re-
turn home to-day
Rev. George Q. Frost OF Three Rivers,
Mass will preach his last sermon at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening,
and will leave for his home on Monday
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