Evening journal., 1893-09-09

And Citizens Impress Them With the
Necessity of Prompt Action Young
Catholics VIII Receive Communion To-
Morrow Bishop Coleman at Emmanuel
and Presiding Elder Barrett at the NJ.
r.. Church.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 9--Yesterday
afternoon Levy Court Commissioners
White and Gallagher visited the jail
here. They found every place in perfect
order. For some time past the great
necessity Of constructing a new sewer
from the jail to the river has been
agitated. The City Council has con-
demned the old sewer as nuisance and
detrimental to the health Of the citizens
of New Castle. Yesterday, when the
committee visited here, they inspected
the ground under which the sewer
passes They found that at present
there are several bad breaks in the street.
Leaving aside the danger TO the
public health, which is the first consid
Grafton" said one of their escorts,
suppose some accident would occur,
then the city would be mulcted in heavy
damages"
So, therefore, the City Council and the
citizens 10 general are trying their best
TO have the Levy Court have this sewer
built. One eager and industrious citi-
zen said "Let the men who will do the
work be citizens of New Castle and give
US chance to tide over the depressed
times.
Former New Castle Resident Dead.
The Philadelphia Ledger OF to. day
says: Godfrey Keebler, one Of Phila
deiphia's best known German American
citizens, died at his home. 043 North
Twenty second street. last evening
Mr.. Keebler had been ailing for the past
two years. but was able to be about.
Mr.. Keebler was born in Wurtemburg,
Germany, February II, 1929, and came
to this country when but 10 years of
age For some years his family resided
at New Castle, Del, but later removed
to Columbia, Pa, where Mr. Keebler
learned the trade of bread baking. In
1858 he came to this city and established
a bakery on Market street, above Thir-
teenth. He was afterwards employed as
foreman by Recketts & Co., on Front
street. and In 1862 entered the wholesale
bread baking business on Twenty-second
street, above Vine. Some years ago the
business of the firm was enlarged and
the name changed to the Keebler Weyl
Baking Company, of which Mr. Keebler
was president
Principal Knapp's First Radical Change.
II has been the custom for years for
boys who carry the dinners of their
parents OF others to the works here, and
who attend school, to come out
st II o'clock This causes much disorder
in the school To do away with this
confusion the primary schools will con-
vene at 8 30 and take no recess, and dis
miss at II o'clock. They will begin
again at ] o'clock aud dismiss for the
day at o'clock This rule seems to
meet with the approval of both children
and parents combined
Ills Now Mr.. and Mrs. Mcguire.
A little over week ago Harry Mcguire
left on pleasure trip down the state.
Some were wondering why Harry was
not returning. Yesterday the matter
was clear up by the arrival of letter
stating that Cupid had Harry in his
clutches during the week and that
Thursday in Dover, Harry Mcguire and
Miss Lizzie Louder, both Of New Castle.
were married. The bride and groom
purpose making New Castle their home
A Persian In Persiau's Garb.
Posters are up all over town announc
ing an interesting and instructive
lecture on Persian Life by Yonan Y.
Abraham, a native of Persia The lee.
turer will appear in Persian costume.
will perform Call of Muezzin" lprayer)
and read Persian and Syrica as taught
in their schools. The lecture will be in
the lecture-room of the Presbyterian
Church on next Wednesday evening and
the admission will be flee.
Enjoyable Sunday School Reunion.
The sociable and reunion of the NJ. e.
Sunday school last night was a very en-
joyable event. A short musical program
was rendered duting which Rev. H. 4
Martindale sang as a solo, "a Little Talk
With Jesus, the school joining in on the
chorus. after a short address by the
superintendent, refreshments were
served and the company was dismissed
by Rev. J. NJ. Wise, much pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
An Artist Leaves; His Handiworl
Remains.
John Cornelius, the young New Yorl
artist who has been in New Castle foi
the past two months, returned hom,
yesterday. During his stay he ha,
painted several beautiful oil painting
in a manner which clearly shows that il,
is master Of his brush. He also painted
quite a lot Of scroll work. He wa
genial, jovial and entertaining, and New
Castle people are much attached to tn,
promising young man.
Young Men to Receive Communion,
On tomorrow morning at o'clocl
mass in st. Peters Church, the member
of st. Peters 7. A. B. Society will at
tend in body and receive holy commun
ion. They will wear handsome badge
and white gloves On all such occasion
Tired, Weak, Nervous
Il was in q discouaging condition. m,
health and strength almost gone. had tina
tired feeling freouentv