Evening journal., 1891-03-09
THREE NEW MEMBERS.
MEssRs. EckLEs, WoRTHiNGToN
AND FRAZER CHOSEN.

New Castle Loan Revival.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. March 9.-The Board OF
Education election was the occasion of
much interest Saturday The polls closed
at o'clock, with nearly 400 votes in the
box, an unusually large number. Many
were surprised at the result of the cleo
tion, as the old members. who have served
SO faithfully In the board for several
years, ran way ahead Of the new candi-
dates. Politics we're entirely overlooked
and good men only were voted for. The
| retiring members we're George w. Kckles
William @ Worthingtou and George M
Riley, and their Successors were elected
to serve a full term Of three years
Mr. Riley withdrew In favor Of John r
Campbell. but the Citizens Reform party
ran Councilman Thomas Frazer, Who
always polls a large vote. Robert @
Gordon and William J. Hunter were the
inspectors, and William H. Terry and
Harry W Herbert, clerks. The count
ing was concluded at o'clock, and In
spsctor Gordon announced the result.
FROM the polling window, at the mayors
office as fellows
Thomas Frazer. Pro4 tak
III
William q Worthington, tRepl..... ie6
John +. Campbell, "a; John Walls.
80; James Vanarsdalen, 80; Patrick Me
drory. 4; John II Connolly, 3 Julian d
Janvier, ! @. Brady, l. Mr. Worthing
ton has served three terms and Mr.
r kles two In the board and are both
valuable members Mr. FREEZER las
never held any public Office until last
year. when he was elected to Citv
Council
Watson Post and W. O. TU
The members of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union and those who
assisted them were given a banquet and
entertainment by Watson Post. q A. B.,
ct its headquarters in tie City Hall on
saturday evening George NJ Riley pre-
sided and interesting addresses, thanking
the women Tor their invaluable assistance
IN tae past, and relating many anecdotes
OF their army life were made by Ed ward
Daily. Henry Hamilton, j. f. Vantine
Robert : Martin, John ] 8ormiey. ]
Frank Woodrow of Havre de Grace. Nd.
Edward Challenger and Rev. James NJ |
Wise Colonel dormley'e address was one |
of the feature of the evening. Il was on
the relation Of TIE g A r to the w. @.
T. o., and how some would laugh at the /
Idea Of these two organizations being |
affiliated with each other de said that /
anybody who could have spent a few |
weeks IN the army and acquainted them
selves with soldier life, would never lo,k
on drunken veteran In disgust. but
would wonder why all of them were not
habitual drunkafds The colonel said
that many Days he bad loneed for a
squere meal" after long engagement
but this he could not get, while large
rations Of liquor were passed around, and
the soldiers were compelled 10 snbsist on
this Day after day have laid in the
hospital when ! could get only . small
allowance 81 feed While bowl OF milk
punch Was AZ NY de all tho time
The Hnshebeek Orchestra was present
and played number OF patriotic airs.
which were sung with will by the veta
rams and their guests Plenty OF retire III
ments were served and splendid socia
time was had Mr. and Mrs Edward
challenger sang The Minute Gun &C
Sea. for which they received hearty
applause. Comrade Daily, in few
hoice remarks, presented the union with
handsomely engrossed set of resoln-
ions Of thanks for their services during
he recent department encam pment. The
'eautiful gift was received by Mrs
challenger in neat speech "Hail
Columbia was played by the orchestra
md sung by the audience, aud Comrade
damiltou dismissed the assem- blage with
prayer
New CASTLE Lean Reformed.
A. the mass meeting held in the City
iall on Saturday evening 10 for m q new
can association, u was decided to take
he name and charter Of the old New
]astle loan and subscribe for the stock as
new series There was large atteu
lance and over 900 shares we're sub
cribed for at once. henry Foster was
hosen as temporary chairman. and
ames Vauarsdaien. seer stary.' Henry
Foster George A. Maxwell. Janice Van,
rsdalen, Frank WegRenman and John
'agan were appointed committee on
rganization, and TO look after the I
eneral interests Of the association until 3
be the third Saturday In April. which
ill be it's hrst meeting night Secretary
'aDarsdalen was instructed TO receive Z
ubs criptione for shares until that time {
ir Maxwell was instructed to have the s
cal of the old losn repaired SO as % have {
make a clear impression. IL Is pro
osed to have at least 500 shares sub
cribed for before the frst meeting.
Confirms on NJ Imm4nu.l Church
Bishop Coleman preached a splendid ,
ermon at Emmanuel Church yesterday
lorning on the text For what were
hsy among so many" Ii was on the
arabic Of the FIVE leaves and two fishes I
he church was filled to its utmost capac !
y Notwithstanding the rainy weather
fter the service, a class OF twenty four
Dung people was confirmed by the
ishop This is one OF the largest classes |
hat has ever been confirmed ia the old j
hurch The bishop viii visit the parish !
gain on Thursday OF "holy week. when I
here will be supplementary confrma-
ion.
The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
'as administered at the NJ E. Church BY
IT Hubbard and Rev. James NJ. Wise.
esterday morning DIR. Hubbard will
robably preach his last sermon at the
nurch on uext Sunday evening.
Rev. P B. Lightner, rector of I'm
lanuel Church, is still indisposed, and
Tas unable to conduct the services at
Church last evening They
,ere sgain in charge of Lag Reader
I. Herbert
Az the Young Mems Guild special
enten services at Emmanuel Church TO
borrow evening the subject win be The
'hurch's Sacrs nental System
j. :. Dun ans Sentence.
The recent severe sentence imposed on
x-Cashier James s. DUNCAN. for alleged
ehypotheeating securities Of the Bsnk
4 America, Philadelphia, has caused