The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07

NEW CASTLE. March z, 'o2.-Yesterday
was "big missionary day" at the M. II.
Church, The services were well at
tended all day. In the morning Rev.
t. L. Martindale preached an excellent
missionary sermon from ii. Kings. 10.
The Sunday school gave a collection
amounting to S71. 10 In the afternoon.
The regular anniversary was held In
the evening. One OF the features was
duet by Misses Miriam s. Davidson
and Bessie j. Sewell. accompanied by
the flute. Rev. 4. E.Martindaie made
a stirring address, taking for the sub
ject OF his remarks the steamer In
diana which recently left with pro .
visions for Russia.
Mr. Alartindale read the following
reports of collections for tho year:
Pastors class, $3.50; JAS, +. Cannon,
9.92; Mrs. Turner. 3.73; Miss A. Nam
love, %; Mrs, h. II. Naylor, 3.4S; Miss
Miriam Davidson, 12G6; Mrs. Jno.
baylor, 3,S7; Mrs Simpson, 1890; Mrs.
Jones, 1881; Rev. u. Walker 20.S7;
Mrs. J. y. Manlove, 20,s4; Mrs, J. +.
Cannon 1.2i; Miss Kate Mcclure, 3 63;
Is. +. Blackburn, /. 46; Miss G. Deakvne,
SIS: Miss Jennie Saunders, 12.57 Mira.
u. L, Deakyne, 3.S7; Mrs. Truss, 6.24;
Miss Lucille MarLindale, S.73; L. l..
Wilson, ll.9l. Mrs. Paxon, SAT; j. B.
Manlove, 10.4T; Rev. j. NJ. Wise, tl.S6
Miss h. H. Deakyne, 2.55; Infant class,
23.i4. The Infant class carried OFF the
honors of the day. Rev. L. Il. Martin.
dale and Miss Bessie Sewell then sang
a duet, Hold up tho Bible"
The board OF education election pass
ed off very quietly There were 2SS votes
east. William Herbert, Vim. j. Ferris
and John i. Connolly wero the mem
bers elected. MIR. Herbert and Mr..
Ferris have been members of the board
Tor number oil years, and Mr.. Con
nelly is an entirely new candidate
lie vote stood as follows: VIM. Her.
bert. ID, 234; VIM. j. Ferris, d, $50; Jno
i, Connolly, d. III; William H.kuntz,
Nj. D., r. Is; John b. Manlove d, 49,:
Harold Sudell, X, Is; Elwood L. vii
son, II, |; David w. Elkinton, X, /;
John f. Campbell, b, /. Total vote Gas
countedl 2s2
Miss Allre Ford Tybout, daughter
of the late George q. Tybuut, and sis
ter OF llr, II. Il. Iybout of this city
died at her home on Saturday night
al II O'Clock, after an illness Of about
| two weeks. Ito funeral will take
| place from her late residence near this
city, on Wednesday Mt one O'clock,
| interment at st. Georges Cemetery.
| The steamer Major Eevbold went
down to Salem yesterday morning
She resumed her tri'weekly trips tc
/ Philadelphia this morning.
Tie Riverside Iron Works. which
have been idle for tho past week, re
| stunned operations to-day.
Prof. Geo. l.. Maris, principal OF
! Friends Central School of philadel
! riia, gave very line lecture. witt
slercopticon views, in the Opera House
| on Saturday night. .... .-....".. 4.....s.
| Capt. j. Winfield Truss, first Office
OF the wrecked schooner Mary j. Hub
bard, returned to his home in this city
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Il. Bacon of VII
mingtDn, are The guests of his motle
on Union street. ....... s. .E..
Elwool T., Wilson. Jr., and Edward
Il. Challenger spent Sunday with theil
parents here.
| Miss Mary l.. lelkyne has returne,
/ from an eNtended visit to Wilmington
| Miss Sullie Roberts, of Red Lion, /.
| visiting he Misses Williams.
Tho Wuman's Foreign MissiOnar,
Society meets at Mrs, John MAYOR
resi- lence this evening.
| he infant school OF the NJ. II. Churcl
/ will give an entertainment in the nca
| future.
About loo reserved seats were solt
this morning for the Desirick Skule.