Evening journal., 1891-11-21
cITY Ngws IN eRIeF.

The roof of the new Kingswood NJ E
Church is now being put on.
Revival services will be continued In
Kingswood NJ E. Church next week.
There will be baptism at the evening
service in Second Baptist Church 70.
morrow.
Rev. Il. NJ. Greayes Of Drew Seminary
will preach in Brandywine NJ. E. Church
to morrow night.
A meeting for men will be held in
Asbury Nj. E. Church tomorrow after
non at 80 o'clock.
Rev Dennis J. Flynn's lactures in st
Mary's Church to morrow night on
Education-Hsm me and School"
The schooner Alaska has loaded z, 600
bushels OF wheat at Odessa for the VIII
liam Lea and Sons Company of this city.
The cadets Of Father Matthew win be
or 8 auized in St. Mary's parish, in con
junction with st. Mary's I. A. B. Society
Rev. Isaac jewell will teach the Sun
day school Teachers meetings In Assocla-
tion Hall The first mseting will be held
this evening.
Charles Booth, IAN smploye OF the
Pusey and Jones Company, had three
fingers of his right hand cut off by a
circular saw yesterday.
The youag people of Brandy vine
Church will hold an American Entertain.
ment and Japanese Tea in the chapel on
Thanksgiving night.
The managers Of the temperance sale
now being held under the auspices of the
w. O. T. o., have decided to continue
the sale this afternoon aud evening.
Simon Dittman and Benjami Kramin.
two of the match sellers who inhabit
King street market, were sarrested this
morning for selling without license.
A Ladies' Aid Society has been organ
lied at Old Swedes'. Mrs. M. B.
Dunlap has been elected president and
treasurer, and Mrs James H. Morgan
secretary.
Revs. w. F. Bainbridge, R. B. Cook,
and o. g, Buddington attended the meet
ing Of the Delaware Baptist Socisl
Union, which closed its session in Chadds
Ford last night.
To morrow afternoon a large delegation
of Wilmingtonians will 60 to Rising
SUI, Md, to attend the cornerstone
laying OF St. Agnes Church. soon to be
erected by Father Carey.
The house boat Caiman, owned by
Pierre Lorillard of New York, and which
made trial trip on Thursday, proved
unsatisfactory. The boat viii be hauled
out and new propeller will bs placed in
her.
The Girls Friendly Society Of old
Swedes' Church will celebrate its sixth
anniversary tomorrow evening in the
church Service win begin at 745
o'clock. Bishop Coleman will preach the
sermon,
Direct Tax Collector j. Frank Willis
has been busy all day filing claims
Seventy-fve claimants appeared before
him yesterday. This afternoon be left
this city and will not return until next
January.
The st. Johns College eleven Of Annapo-
lis, Md, and the Delaware Field Club
eleven will plsy the last game of the sea,
son on Riverview grounds, on Thanks.
giving Day.
The Warren Athletic Club and the
Delaware Field Club elevens will play a
game Of foot ball at the Riverview
grounds on next Tuesday. There will
be no game on Saturday as has been
announced,
A. F. Williams, an aged man, who
| lives at No. 1916 jefferson street, was
run down by a careless driver while
taking a morning walk along the north
side Of the Brandywine on Thursday. DR..
| Bullock is now attending him.
Two new trains between this city and
CoRtesville, Pa have been put on the
w. & N railroad. The scheduled time
is as follows Leave Wilmington at
S.35 a. m, and 8 45 p. M, connecting
with the West Chester, Pa, electric
road.
The Y. MR.. G. have nominated the
following officers for election at their
! next elestion in December: President,
Samuel N. Knox; vice president, Thomas
B. Lewis; recording secretary, Towns
end Miller financial secretary, Samuel
g Cleaver treasurer. William H. Wick
ersham; marshal, Harry D. Holt.