The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What I. TranspirIng In the Pretty Town on
tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
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Division No. 8. Ancient Order Of Hlber.
nlane Will attend lirst muss next Sunday
morning In st. Peters Church and re-.
ceive hvly communion In body. The
order makes a iiue showing every year
when 1t attends church. Its members
are all line strapplng fellows and they
wear on such occasions handsome green
silk badges with gold lace aud crowned
by red. white and blue silk.
Rev. Edward l.. Grady has also extended
an Invitation to attend church In the eyen.
Ing next Sunday, when he will deliver u
lecture suitable TO the day-the feast OF
St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland.
The funeral OF Patrick B. Finnegan took
place this morning. High mass for the
repose OF bis soul was celebrated In st.
Peters Church and interment made In the
Cemetery adjoining.
Tne lovers Of Dase bali In this city do
not want any fake business this year.
Therefore II the O. A. G. wants the patron.
age OF the people during the coming year
II should in busluess like manner electa an
ardent admlrer OF the national game as
manager of the base ball ciuu. | have no
particular choice. but for the fair name OF
our base ball club give US good munager,
VINO will devote time to the matter aud
not DO the willing tool In the hands OF
speculntor. Lot him be man who will
NOT want any assistant, one who Will at
tend TO The affairs OF the club himself and
WHO will have the backbone to stick up
for his rights and the rights OF the club.
A leading Republican on Saturday
stated that lie felt the best thing to do
this spring was to let tho Democrats
elect the entire city ticket without oppo.
sltion. There 10 no uso OF spending $500
to pay taxes OF tha very men who are
now loudest In their complaints against
The present condition OF tho streets, and
the general way in which the stflirs have
been managed by the City Council.
Ih0 huy0gntDa of tax fafOrm In lllS oitV
deny that they want nny bill passed ia
voring single tax for the Stale, They
only ask the Legislature to pass the bill
allowing the people to vote for or against
the raising by single form, the necessary
taxes In this city. The petition presented
In favor of tho bill has the majority OF
property owners on It's face.
Tax reform In our city ts a cu5tard pie.
which outsiders are respectfully requ ,st
ell to keep their fingers out of for it uoes
not AFFECT them in the slightest manner,
q. Edwin Eckles will not permit his
name 10 be used In connection with the
management OF the Z. A q. bass ball CLUB.
William n. Bradley. James B. Totnan and
Harry w. Hushebeck are the men spoken
OF ut present.
Rev. L, Nj. Munsoh preached a powerful
sermon last evening in lmmnnuel Eplsco.
pical Church. His subject. Woman aud
her position In llro." Next SUNDAY even.
Ing he will preach In answer to the quss-
tions why am 1 Churchman, why are
Lenten services hold aud why Is the white
gown wornT
All the services In the NJ. +. Church yes
terday were Very interesting. In tho
morning there was a pleasing program
rendered. by the Infant Sunday school.
In the evening tho following program was
rendered.
Hymn. From Greenand's Icy Mouutalae
School.
Prayer, v. S. Collins.
Anthem, After the Brightness" :. Choir
Recitation. "Heathen Countries"
Alice Frazer.
Hymn. Soldiers to the War. 80. School
Recitation. missionary Pennies"
Hymn. Grand Jubilee. School
Recitation Blind Girls GIFT"
Blanche Hughes
Hymn. "Roll Call, School
Recitation ''ridinRs"
Misses Stuart, Wilson. Carrlck. Meredith
and Saunders.
| Hymn, Sound the Battle cry" School
Recitation, 20 SPIRIT" Mary Mcguire.
Recitation, Little Forget.ble.Not."
| Ida Saunders.
Hymn, "Tellit out"............,Sch School.
| Collection.
Hymn "hTeet mo There" ........ School
| The orchestra was composed OF AIesgrs.
Hushobeck, Challenger, Naylor Holman,
Collins, Hoffman aud Mss Al rlam David
| son. organlst.
The Missionary collections by the differ.
ent classes OF tho sunday School were as
| tollows:
No i, Rev. V. S. Collins. Sl46l;2. ). NJ
Wise. IS S7;3. j. B. Manlove. 5Ll3; .. Mrs
Sue N. Simpson. Sl2.35; 5. Chas. Sentman,
S8.0B; Z. Reba Saunders. SS.54 s. Miriam
Davidson. slo.43, 3, Mrs,, J. B. Man
II, Alrs s. A. Stewart s6 So; /.
Mrs. Susan Turner, s552; l3 Ella
Churnsde. s952 Ia Emma Davidson
S245; 10 Mrs. John SIegginson, So i6
10 Loomis o. Wise. sl::4G; II Mrs. J. I
10 Estellu Deakyne. $lI.G6i 10 CordelIt
DeakyDe, s750;2l Mrs. John B. MoEtgOm
ery 81. 50; 22 Mra. Ed. Challenger $27 ! 8
Evenings collection. s4,5I.
Rev. L. l.. Brady, Mt the vesper service
last evening announced that tho result o.
tho fair recently held was as follows
Door and shooting gallery, $7l.3s; Mrs
Conroy and Cnrln. Sl2B 35; Miss Maggl,
Dougherty ard Miss Mary Duffy, Sl75.25
Mrs. II. Il. Borle. sa04; Mrs. Mary MoCue
fS34 and Miss Maggie Stack, $500; Total
tl3lO9s.
The quarterly written examinations o
the teachers aud scholars OF the NJ. f
Sunday School seem TO be quite SUCCESS
ful. An average OF 10 per cent out of
possible 100 must be obtained. The fol
lowing teachers and scholars have re
ooived their diplomas.
Thos Frazer. Ella ChurnsIds. Mira a
Davidson, Josephine Adams. Sadie Van
tine, May II. Matthews Bessie u. Wilson
Mary ], Lancaster, Samuel G. Roberts
Belle hegginson Mary d. Cooper, Wm
Report of condition OF Sunday school
81 officers and teaGhers, 1GJ scholars Ii
elder classes, li5 in primary dapHrtm ent
total, 3ls; average attendance. 1853; death
/: receipts, S22O 06; expensss-subrliee
S66 72; Xmas. S2S.l5; MISSIONS, s5S. IL
church expense. s23 81; total, SIT6 81.
The city was all agog this morning owe
the fact that three prisoners had mad,
their escape from jail durlrg the night
They were William d. Harris and William
Dutton who were under $1,000 bail for tn
upper court on the charge of burglary q
the residence OF George Hlllsley, Wi
mington Oh February II and Thoma
Nolan who had one month to complete
sentence for burglary OF shoe store
Nolan is wanted for burglary In sithe
Pennsylvania or New Jersey. Sherii
Giills and his deputies were surprised T.
learn about 2 O'Clock this morning tina
the three men had gone taking ndvantag
Of their cell window and cutting thei
biankots into strips they made a rop
and escaped over the yard wAll. II is sur
posed that they rowed across the river t
New Jersey.
The lamp shade OF a banquet lamp 1
the residence of Oscar ID. Rulings caugh
fire OH Saturday evening. The organ wa
scorched anu several holes burned In tn
carpet. The loss was about $40 and Ii
Insurance.
The ship Prince Albert which passe
down on Friday, returned yesterday fron
the Breakwater and anchored off Ne'
Castle. 1t could not be ascertalned wha
was the cause of her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grimes, Rockford
spent yesterday with friends here.
Immigrant Inspector James j. Toner
visiting friends here.
Samuel T. Naylor. superintendent c
the Knickerbocker Ice Company at Glol
oester. N. j., spent yesterday at his hom'
$S$S % Dollar. % saved sad,, are ,sPs d"i,g, t.l |,
| you must watch the bargains advertised. Tt
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