The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
what 1. rran-pirins in the Pretty Town on
the Delaware
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE Jan. 10th.

NEW CASTLE Jan. 18th.
Sunday morning Iast In the Baptist
Church. Dr. Cook preached to the largest
congregation that has yet greeted him ut
tho morning service. In the evening he
preached from Acts 3, 10, to the young
the days OF Christ there had been young
men anu young women who were emil
nent for piety and work for God and who
had enjoyed the presence OF the Holy
Spirit In large measure, but the young
people, such ms David and Daniel, Hannah
and Deborah were few In number ana be-
longed to tho Jewish nation. But Joel
prophesisd that In the ''llst days" that Ia
In the Kingdom OF the Messiah. God would
pour out HIS spirit upon all flesh jew
and GENTLE. and upon old and young;
and that oil many should come divine
power In abundance so that their sons
and their daughters should prophecy.
The work OF the prophet was not only
to fortell certain events, but to know God
and TO teach his divine truth. There
would be some In the age OF prophecy
who would fortell events to come but the
| InnLy who receieve the Spirit would be
enabled to teach from tho abundance Of
theit store OF Christian knowledge
Peter on the day OF Pen Dtecost applied
| the prophecy of joel and claimed the he.
ginning OF its fultillment then. Since
that day the Spirit has been poured out in
power all over the earth and upon the
| young In great numbers.
The fuliiiImeut has been realized In our
| day IN marvellous manner In the organl-
zation and growth OF the Christian En-
deavor, the Epworth League and the Bap.
| tist Union societies OF young people In
the churches whose Workmanship. meth.
DDS and aims are spiritual.
But what is noeded now ie for the great
host OF our young ehristains to claim the
promise In its largest sense and fullest
extent. even to have poured out upon
them In power the Holy Spirit Of God.
| DEATH OF CHARLES A. GRAY.
The Mssoula Democrat Mlseoula,
Mont. announces the death recently. of
harles A Gray, aged 40 years. MIR Gray
was son OF the late Judge Alexander T.
Gray. nephew of Charles Gray, this city,
and a cousin OF Senator Gray.
For some timo he had been In poor
health. but his rrlends felt confident that
lie was all right again. One evening he
returned to his room at $50, and Mt o. !! b
WAS taken with hemorrbaka OF the braiu
and he never rallied from the attack. he
had heon deputy marshal county clerk
aud recorder and notary public. He was
alsu city editor OF the Western Den crat.
His mother lives In Washington. whore ne
was lorn.
THROUGH THE ICE.
Henry A. Pndberg ana Harry HoUsemaIi
yesterday showed their appreciation for
COIu WuloL Dy INC lCt
while skpiing on the dyke and had their
foot bathed In the cold water. The dyke
seeins to be the mecca OF skating accl.
dents this year
OFF FOR DOVER
Every train yesterday for. Dover car
ried IA contipseat Of Republicans from
this place. Early this morning he strap
plnR young soldiers dlessed in the new
uniorIns OF Company II, N. q. d., were
. moving around lively ln preparation for
thor trip to the Inaugural exercises ol
. GOvernor'eiect MHrvil The nan were
! under the charge OF First Lieutenant
Booth and presented very creditnble ap
pearance. Tho politicians who REMAINED
at home discussed the situation from al
points to-day.
NO SLAVERY Days.
Tie town had been covered with postert
!. announcing the appearance of Slavery
Days ut the Opura House last evening
but tho company failed to put in all ap
i. pearance. 1he people are about tired ol
/. gu ch fukes. 1t would be wise mOvo fol
i. the management of The Opera House I,
a make all travelling troupes uay tne ron
OF the house In advance and thon 1t wouli
D be easy to tell whether they meant bust
: ness or not. Slavery Days" must have
a | Joined the Widows Hunt"
I PERSONAL AND OTHER NEWS
Thomas UDunuell the genital younl
clerk la brady's West End store. has re
= turned from a Visit to friends ut Winches
o ter, Queen aimee County Ald.
. Michael Grlllln Jr. 10 on visit to Ne,
Z York Iriends.
}. Charles DouRhtery who has been spend
- Ing two weoks in Philadelphia has Te
turned home.
& Mrs kennedy Philadelphia ia tho guas
: OF her sister. Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Ate
u weeks visit here she will leave With ha
= husband Tor California