Evening journal., 1895-03-13
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
Plans for the Methodist Mis-
sionary Meeting Tomorrow.
souIETY's NINTH ANNUAL MEETING
Dr. Hubbard Invited to Visit His Old
Pastorate Next Sunday New o rchestra
TO Organize Tomorrow Night-Boats
Driven In ny Thick weather.

Paatorate Next Sunday New q rchestra
20 Organize Tomorrow Night-Boats
Driven in ny Thick weather.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
New CASTLE, March 13.--1ocal
missionary society workers of the NJ Il.
Church are arranging TO accommodate
several hundred delegates and visitors
who will spend the day and evening to
morrow In this city. An ample luncheon
will be prepared at noon and In the
evening. aud served by the women in the
parlor Of the church.
The ninth annual meeting Of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society, Of
the Wilmington Conference, will
convene in the NJ. E Church
here beginning at . o'clock a m
The morning and afternoon sessions will
be devoted TO the usual business, The
evening meeting will be addressed by
Mrs Clinton B Fisk, Of New York. the
president OF the general society.
The NJ. = Church choir, accompanied
By Rn orchestra, viii render some fine
music al the evening session.
Popularity Of Rev. T.. l.. Hubbard.
AsDr. K L Hubbard. former pastor
Of the H. 4 Church here Is to deliver his
celebrated lecture on How to Win. " in
this city on Friday evening, the official
board Of the NJ. Church has sent an
invitation to the Baltimore minister to
remain In this city over Sunday and assist
IN the services on that day. The invita-
tion was forwarded yesterday signed by
every member Of the offieiary. An
invitation was also sent TO some Of Dr..
Hubbard's Wilmington friends TO hear bis
lecture on Friday night and a large
company is expected TO be here,
Nsw orcheatras Instrumentation,
70 morrow evening the new orchestrl
will organize 10 the X OF p. Hall with
the following Instrumentation
First violins Max Feldman Dr.. X r.
Tybout, II W Hushebeck, J. T. ChRl
longer: second violins-W. G Grimes
Z + Eliasop piano, john Rles flute
and plccolo. NJ Davidson erst olari.
act 4 @. Conroy second clarinet, H. A
Padberg FIRST coruet. Charles T
Edwards; second cornet, Hugh Nc
Jaugban; tympani, A. H. Padberg
trombone. r d Naylor The new or
<aniEstlon will probably decide TO accep
no engagements, but play for mutua
improvements.
FiIlinE Some Bad Mudhoies.
Two holes In the bed Of Fifth stree
are being filled up this morning B,
property owners themselves 10 save tn
gty damages FROM Injured horses o
damaged vehicles. Streets and roads ar
IA . miserable condition and there is
rowing demand that shells CT sa
hould be placed upon these thorough
ares 81 the proper season Of the yesi
sthout reserve The city's moue
could not DO more satisfactorily expended
Incidents Of the Day.
John B. Maulovs. Of this city. va
yesterday appointed clerk 10 the ofiC
4 Clark Of the Peace W. F. Blggs, At th
;ouvt House 10 Wilmington. in place {
v. Jamison, resigned Mr.. Manlove
newspaper business will be conducted Il
aim b. Contractor John w. Hudson
Lieutenant j. Z Booth and NJ
lancaster. Of Company II, are maxim
come great records down the cove. shoe
ng wild ducks Il Is said that the
succeeded ia bagging eight ducks th
aorning IN half as many houra, smsshlr
resident Claveland's latest record
s,leces
Several sailing vessels put into barb
asst evening to avoid the 'fht
sesther
W. Astis 6 Trait, formerly 81 II