The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-01
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Correspondence OF tile nepubl,caa.
New CASTLE. August let, 1898.

streets and highways OF City Council is
respectfully called to dangerous hole
in the pavement on Ninth street. 1t ts
about time that Council should awake
from its RID Van Wrinkle state and attend
to tho interests OF the city. IL the prop
erty hel lers of the city pay their taxes,
they expect to get something In return,
tut Guy Council sooms to believe that
dirty streets and broken paveinents shou Id
predominate, and II an accident happens
which will cause n suit for heavy damages
against the city. then in holy horror they
will throw up their hands and exolalm
that they were not responsible
At tho meeting OF st. Johns Lodge. No.
9. last evening the following ofllcers were
Installed:
W. NJ, George W. vantine; S. W.,
james Aiken; secretery, Harry w. Hushs.
beck; treasurer. j. Atwood Stewarl:J W !,
William j. HoUmann; s. d., Louts Valette;
J. D.. H. A. Valette; ). s.. Thomas Ora.
veil; j. s, William Saunders; 8. W, Ira
Lunt; marshall Wilmer Hanson; trustees,
Orion uarrick, }, Atwood Stewart and Ed.
ward DalDy.
Tickets are now being sold In goo d
motive Firemen to Atlantic City on Au.
gust ~. This reason New Castls people
are going on this exc = tine
train does not leave W mlngton until he
arrival OF this $50 a. III. .nis
place.
Cotleld Beach Is growing more popular
daily.
The Mogulllans and their wives and
sweethearts will go down on next Tues.
lay evening.
Two tramps wore arrested here yester.
day. They will be given hearing to day
before Mayor Boyd. >Tratnps had better
give New Castle plenty OF room when they
are moving by as the Mayor will stand
no more wholesale impos tiVn. The days
OF committing lodger are also about
passed as the Levy Court has put Its five
cornered foot down with stamp and O
commitment for vagrahcy suits the
case.
The admirers OF "stogy" Ferguson were
elated last evening at the grand vote he
received for being the most popular base
ball player In the State. On Saturday
next the Montgomery A. A.. OF Philadel.
phla will come here and try to defeat
our boys. 1t is understood that Els her
Will be In the box and that Leach will play
centre field.
The Bacon Senate lie trying to arrange
a game with the Port Penn club for a
day In the near future.
James Marques on last Sunday cut his
hand severely with piece OF broken
glass.
Mrs. Emma Roberta OF Philadelphia, is
the guest OF Mrs. Mary Weggenmunn.
Thomas olcomb Fifth Auditor of the
Treasury is visiting New Castle friends.
Miss Lulu La Boube of Salem, N. j..
returned home yesterday.
Leslie Carnagy OF Summit Bridge who
has been visiting relatlves here has return
ed home.
Miss Anna Barney OF Washington Ia the
guest OF New Caetle friends.
Mrs. Thomas HolGomb has been indls-
posed for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Ada ID. Herbert left today for
Bethlehem. Pa.
Mrs John H. Martin Is visiting relatives
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. b. Holcomb Is at Atlantic City.
Christiana M L. Sunday School will give
Its annual excursion to Woodland Beach
on Wednesday next.
William Hamilton Is spending his yaca-
tioD at Summit Bridge.
Ats, Thomas Smith and Mrs. Mary King
are In Philadelphia on u visit to friends,
Owing to the steamer Riverside being
Inspected and overhauled yesterday she
d!l not make her regular trip and about
hfty persons were disappointed here who
wanted to go TO Augustine Pier.
hrs. Alexander Is. Cooper Is GONZALES
cent
Mrs. A. NJ. IIizer Is entertaining Miss
l. mily Bates OF Chester.
J. A. Whiteiocli OF Cape MAY Ia the Ruest
of George Swami.
Joseph Nehar, who mas been indlsDosed
for some time past, loft to-day for the
Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia.
Mrs, Hugh hcCaughan Is at Port Penn
on visit to friends
Children's ahoes, all styles at McGrory's,
There are 80 names enrolled now for the
purpose OF organizing a council OF the
Junior order OF United American Mechan.
los.
Remember the grand excursion OF the
Farmers TO BridReton, on August 9TH.
AT Chester IIeiahts
CHESTER HEIGHTS July 31.-The gospel
mr. for which the earnest workers have
been praying the past few days descend.
| ed with mighty force on Chester Heights
this afternoon and evening. The spirit.
| ual leader OF the camp meeting, Rev .
| Charles Nj, Boswell, was at his best ana
| strrted In to.day's work with a firm be.
| lief that 1t would be another big salvation
| day and that the promised blessing would
| come.
| AT the close Of tho afternoon preaching
aud holiness meeting Mr.. Boswell nvlted
| all who felt the need Of n deeper WORK OF
grace. or desired baptism OF the Holy
| Splrlt to meet around the altar The altar
| was soon crowded and as the singing and
| prayers went on there was much religious
enthusiasm manifested. After ths meet
ing number professad to have been
! blessed and went on their way rejoicing
| a deep rellRious feeling has manifested
| ltselt IN the camp meeting all day
| The peep o. day" or oarly morning
prayer meeting was led by Rev. l. Sander
aon, and at $50 In front of tho tabernacle
! NA'iN Ms u oouE UIulAD service leQ by
| lev, A. i. Taylor
The morning sermon at 10 so was delIv.
cred hy Rev. L. A. Gilbert OF Messiah
Methodist Episcopal Church. Phllade phia
1t was a thoughtful and well-timed dis
| course.
Tho chtldren's meeting Mt l90 was In
chalEe OF Rev. i. Grasff OF Phiadel-
| phla,aud the holiness meeting at the same
hour was led by Mr.. Boswell
The main discourse OF the afternoon
I..laT,
which was followed by the ernest pray
ers for mora grace
The evening meetings were also un
usually splri, cd. The Young Peoples
meeting at 50 was led by Rev. J. q. VIII
son and the evening sermon was deliver
gu by Rev. Gladstone Holm, OF Strasburg
IA. Inc sermon was directed to the un-
converted and was followed by stirring
revival celebrations by Leader Boswell
aud others The songs sung wera oil
time camp meetlng melGdious and The
excitement was carried TO high pitch.