The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-22
FIT TIL EDITION.


FEW CASTLE, Del. Oct 22d.-The New
Castle Presbytery convened at the First
Presbyterian Church, Thursdnv nj n
m. Rev. A. N. Keigwln acted a.
mo6era or. Rev. samuel Beatty Wyiie
OF the New IrInswiok Tres ytsry.
was made o member OF this II oby.
terry. A call from the Presbyterian
Church OF Now Castle was placed In
his hands, and by him accepted. In
the evening the services were attended
by large congregation.
Daniel Wolf presided at the pipe or
gan, and the choir rendered some ex-
eellent music, including several an
thems; Rev. A. N. Kelgwin. d. D.,
presided. The opening prayer was
made by Rev. DIR. Taylor OF Whining
ton. DIR. N. S. Miller OF Newark,
preached an able sermon from John,
a., 3. on the love of God. DIR. Keigwin
propounded the necessary questions
To the new pastor, and to the mem bers
Of the church, after which he declared
Rr MIR. Wylie duly installed IA pastor
of tho church. DIR. MeUloskey, of
Princeton University, delivered the
charge to the newly Installed pastor.
lie said, Tho sermon that we have
heard brought to my memory another
sermon that heard ~ years ago,
preached by your father. 1t was very
different from this one, and yet both
have tho same ring" Continually DIR.
McCloskey said 'You have come to a
very old church. tho one that has Civ
ell the name to tho Presbytery-New
Castle"
DR.. Mccloskey spoke for about is
minutes, after which DR.. Lafayette
Marks delivered the charge to the
people.
DR.. Marks said: my brethren, suf.
fer word OF advice and eXhorthtlon
IRON one who has considerable in.
terest In you. / need not speak at this
hour OF tho Importance and signih-
canoe OF the relation between you and
your newly installed pastor. In tho
first place, talk him up. and this i'm.
plles that 1t may DO possible to talk him
down. For the first few weeks he will
DO tho observed of ali Observers
Now be careful how you tulk about
your minister Talk him up. don't talk
him down. Another thing follow him
up. Follow him up In his sermons.
II you remember the text when you
leave the church, you will do better
than some; II you rem ember tho d.
vision you will do better than n groat
many, and II you remember the sub.
division and the application to your1
self, you will havc done tho best of all.
Tie next thing | want to say is pray
him up. l don't mean in the church
whore he can hear you, but In your
| family prayersa do you remember
himy And then, lastly, poy him up.
Ii you want your minister 60 be faith.
full TO his promises, you must be faith
full IN your obligations to him.
Al the conclusion OF Dr.. Marks nd
dress, the choir sang, "llow beautiful
upon the mountains" DR.. Miller then
read tho minutes OF tho session OF tho
Presbyterian, which wcro approved.
DIR. 4. Il. Martinique OF tho Nj. L.
Church made the closing prayer. aud
after a hymn the benediction was pro.
nounced by Rev. y. Beatty WyIio.
Tho reception to Rev. Mr.. Wylie was
held last evening in the CHAPEL. The
exercises were opened by singing
Coronation" and Rev. Mr. Fitzslmon
OF Maryland made n short prayer. The
choir sang Awake, awake" after
which Rev. and Mrs. Wylis were greet-
ell by the members of tho church, sepa-
rately. Dir, 4. Il. Martindalc OF the
NJ L. Church sang Throw out the
Lifeline Refreshments were served
and the remainder OF tho evening was
spent socially.
The only Columbian celebration
hero yesterday was that OF st. Peters
L. a. u. Society, which took place lust
evening. Tho IIusEebenk orchestra
furnished music and th"rn wore sever
al sUlos by well-known singers. The
post office anu bank and also the pub
H. schools were closed. A great many
persons went to Wilmington during
The day.
W. X. Davis, Esq. and T. II. John.
son, Eco, will address a Republican
mass meeting at the He'd Mems hall
this evening at o'clock.
G. s. Matthews n student at Grocer
Seminary, will I'LL the pulpit in the
Baptist Church tomorrow In the abb
sence OF Rev. w. j. CaInbrow.
James NJ. Wise, Sr.. Mrs. John Rid
ings and Miss Emma Ridlugs are visit.
Ing friends In Chester.