Evening journal., 1894-11-27
INDIANA PASSED UP.
Long Overdue Steamship APP
pears and Moves Up to Phila.
PHGsIx FIRBMBN ENTERTAINED

WeiI-Drilled Wilmington Company
Makes an Excellent ImpressIon-The
Football Game on Thanksgiving Day.
Pleasant Literary Entertainments To-
night BY the Epworth League.
Special Correspondence Evening journal. zah
NEW CASTLE, Nov. % EARLY this
morning the long overdue steamship
Indiana, of the American Line from Liv
erpool. passed this city, going up the
river to Philadelphia She bore every
evidence of having experienced heavy
weather throughout the run, but signals
displayed indicated that all on board were
well Twenty days have elapsed since
she sailed from Queenstown, making one
Of the longest ruus on record for vessel
OF her type and class She was due at
her wharf at 10 o'clock this morning
The Indiana is one Of the best known
American liners and has never had
bad mishap on the Delaware when yes
sells we're running aground or getting
into tronble all about her. Many people
became anxious about her this time, how
ever, and all the Maritime stations were
notified to keep q sharp lookout.
Pleased with the Phmnix Boys.
Under command Of its handsome
Captain James Maloy, the Pl@nix Fire
Company, Of Wilmington, visited this
city last evening and were entertained
at the Opera House by the Columbia
Athletic Club These well drilled and
gentlemanly fpemen were dressed In
fatigue uniform. consisting OF red shirts,
black ties. light brown overcoats and
caps and buff gloves. They did some
akillful msnouvering on Delaware street
on the march in from the station and
made an excellent impression.
Arranging for tho Christmas Troat.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
NJ. E Sunday School Association was
held last evening Much important
business was transacted, among which
was the appointing Of committees to
make arrangements for the Christmas
treat The usual Christmas entertain
ment will be held on Wednesday, Decem.
Der 90, and good program ia promised
70 call TO their aid those whom they
desire, with the cooperation Of the
pastor: Program, ]. M Davidson,
chorister; decorations, J, B. Yining;
candy, Thomas Frazer primary depart
ment, Mrs. Edward Challenger.
The resignation Of Mrs. Mary Paxs
as teacher, WAS accepted. The resigna
tion OF James f. Matthews. another
teacher, was also read and action post.
poned.
The Men VINO VIII Play Dover.
All arrangements are now complete for
the Thanksgiving Day game of football
at Battery Park between the Columbia
Athletic Club and Dover Manager
Wilson has his men Id practice as follows:
Case, right end Meredith, right tackle;
Bridgewater, right guard; Williams
centre; Countiss. left guard Codeld, left
tackle; Wise, left end Wilson, quarter
back ;Vining, right half back; Lancaster,
left half back Smith. full-back. Boards
and bark will be so arranged rs to prevent
the spectators from taking cold.
Holmes Memorial Entertainment.
An excellent entertainment will
be held by the Epworth League
of the Nj. 4. Church In the Sunday
school building this evening, at which
no admission win be charged The mem.
bers have been hard st work on the
program the subject Of which is "Oliver
Wendell Holmes" and the meeting will
be known as IAN Evening with
Holmes After singing and prayer. the
program will be as follows:
Biographical sketch -. Miss Heba Saunders
Solo Flee as Bird, y
George w. Eckles.
Recitation n.................." beautiful Home, ("
Annie Nj. Stewart.
Xii zabeth wilaon.Ioura Meredith. .Marion
HuEhebeck, Jennie Lancaster. Annie
Stewart and Grace Saunders
Recitation" How the old Horse Won the Bet, -
Miss Kate Mc6uire.
Solo...........-........ Awake Ny Soul.~
MRS Rudolph Nalette
Reading. THE Seashore and the Mountains "
Jennie Lancaster.
Old "Ironsides m........... Harry Hughes
Holiness Youthful Days. Elizabeth Wilson
"reminiscences Of Holmes. Prot. "A. n Knapp
Literary experiences. BY the League
Do1olugy.
YncfdentN Of tha Nav