Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-01-05
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Rev. 7. y Marrfndaie Is Unanimously
chosen SPECIFICATIONS Of the sunday
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Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. JAN The sunday
School Association OF the NJ r. Church
held It's annual meeting IN the parloe Of
the church last evening" and transacted
much business tn relation 20 the school
and it's prosperity The principal order
% business, however, was the election OF
officers, In which great interest ID
always taken. When the nominations
for superintendent of the Sunday school
were being made, number Of officers At
once spoke of and advocated the custom
that is being followed in some large
citiea to make the pastor superintendent
OF the school, with NO reliable and &C.
tive assistants. This was a surprise to
many, but 1t soon became the unanimous
sentiments that il Rev T. Il. Martin
dale the pastor, would accept the super
iutendency, he would be provided with
plenty OF assistance TO carry out his In
structions Mr. Mariindale ACCENTED
wi h reluctance, his opinion being thai .
layman should be chosen.
The election resulted as follows, SIM.
erintendent, hev T. e. Martindale: az
sistant perlntendents. Mrs w w
simpson, b +. Blackburn. secretary
William s. Clark; treasurer. e L. vii.
SOD; chorister, J. b. Manlove. lbrar
ians 4. II. NAylor, Walter Eliason John
A. Tobin. The association IS delighted at
having secured such an efficient corps Of
ofticera, for with them ;the year will IN
doubtedly be one Of unprecedented pros
perlty ia the Sunday school.
Total Abstatnsrs install Officers
The annual installation Of officers Of
st. Peters T. A. B. Society took place
last evening when the following were
installed for the ensuing year. Presi.
don't. Joseph A. Carlln; vice president,
Thomas Fl. Walsh; recording secretary,
Owen F Sheridan; financial secretary,
Jehn Murphy; treasurer, F. P. Mccall
lin; ssrgeant-At-arms, Charles NJ. Sny-
der; stewards, Jerimiah Donovan.
Peter G. Madden, Thomas Culllnane
Frank P Reynolds; marshEll, James
McHush; room committee, Frank P.
McCallin, Charles NJ Snyder, Thomas n.
Walls; auditing committee, e. O.
Oouroy hugh Ryan, James Ryan,
Michael @, Griffin, James Sullivan; Inyes-
tlgstion committee, Thomas Fl. Walls
Frank P. McCallin, James Clark
The new officers assumed their duties at
once
mrs Dougherty Buried.
The funeral Of Mrs Rose DouKhsrtv
yesterday moraipg was largely attended
Relatives and friends from distant tewna
and from all over this city formed pro.
cession from the late residence Of the de-
ceased on Delaware street 10 Sc. Peter .
R. @ Church. where high mass was ssls
brated by Father Brady. Interment
was made in the churchyard. The fol.
lowing well-known men acted as pail
bearers; James McGrory, Richard Nc
CHM, J J. Gormley, James McGratb.
Israel Riding, John McCallin
The Wrecked Vessel RIghted.
The abandoned schooner. George w
Fsnnimore, whiah was run down by tho
steamship Dessoug, has besn placed in an
upright position by the wreckers. It Ia
believed the vessel may BE- saved hnt
the cost of repairs, it Is thought. viii
exceed her value. She will be toWsd 10
Philadelphia at orce
Incidents OF the Day.
Elk Mayor Black Yesterday took a trip
down the Delaware on tbs steamer
Triton.
The schooner Golden Ball finished load
ing cargo Of 16, 600 bushels Of corn Al
Lsa's lower elevator this morning for
Wareham, Mass
New crop fancy N. 0 molasses, Boyls's
James ]. Shannon, the station agent At
Farnhurst is convalescing from serious
attack Of Illness.
Herbert Dungan has left for Farnan
dina. Fla, to ship as secoud- mate on the
bark Christiana, which sails for the Weat
Indies on January IS
Max Feldman Of PHILADELPHIA. whose
vocation as draughsnan has brouv he
him to the Delaware Iron Works here.
played first violin at the rehearsal Of
the Hushebsck Orchestra last evening
Mr. Feldman IS a skillful and sympa-
thetic performer.
The company OF young amateurs
which will present the war drama 'Our
Heroes" in the Opera House during the
month Of February, held a meeting last
evening Professor Druckenmiller. who
is now in this city, will probably be en-.
gagged to conduct the rehearsals. which
will begin next week
The old Court House pavement was
almost black With shedding parties last
night, and the sidewalk was for two
hours very dangerous to pedestrians.
City Council and the Board OF Trustees
OF the New Castle Common will hold
their regular meetings this evening.
Teas, coffees and pure spices at Boyles.
Saturdays rain ovsrhowed ali the
marches and bitches ia this Vicinity, and
now they are frozen over AMI afford ex-
eellsnt skating for the young people
The business men Of the city regret
that the steamer Major Reybold will make
no more trips until spring She carried
vast amounts Of freight at low prices.