Evening journal., 1895-02-04

Vessels Carried ARrounu-OtneF HNenhs
of the Day About Town.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE. Feb 4.--rwenty five
bright boys knelt at the altar in lm /
manuel Church last evening and were |
received into the Junior Oder, Brother |
hood OF st. Andrew, to share in Its |
privileges and duties and that thes |
might be the means of bringing their |
fellow-men to the worship OF Jesus |
Christ The ceremony consisted OF
receiving blessings. and giving each
candidate the authority OF q brother
Rev. F NJ Munson repeating the initia
tory sentence individually as he went
down the long line OF kneeling boys
The new organization will meet on the
first and third Tuesday nights, the
senior chapter still holding TO the
second and fourth Tuesdays for their
convocations
After the ceremony of initiation, Mr.
Munson preached a strong sermon or
Christian work among the Jews H.
said that nation had been too long perse
cuted, although the brightest people or
the earth in many respects
For ages the jews activity was con
fined within narrow bounds, as dealing
In clothes and handling money, but ~
soon as other walks of life we're opened
to him he took prominent place. No
Christian scholar can forget that th.
church historian N-ander was convert
ed jew, and we recall the fact that q
Je~ made Q leen Victoria Empress Of
Indla. Lately one OF orr great politica
parties had Jew for Its chairman of the
national committee 0n the stage the
Jew has obtained pre- emluence. th.
tragadienne R,chel was a Jewess In
music We fud such Jewish names as
Rossni, Meyerbeer and VI ndelssohn. III
philosophy they have heen equally distin
Ruished, Maimonides ana Spinoza were
Hebrews.
The Jews are the bankers OF the world
and have the destiny of peace and war 81
their uauds They are sn arstocratie
people; Jew tramp, drunkari or beeg 81
is never seen They are the purest
blooded people In the world; their All
cestors were civilizsd and had oorlee
kno wled ge Of God, when the progeni'or,
OF the Anglo Saxon race wers roaming
the forests and worshiping rhor ali,
Wooden and all other heathen god and
goddesses We are not consistent In oui
work for the conversion of the woro
when we neglect the Jew, and do So
much for inferior races with whom We
are not in touch, ana TO whom we art
not Indebted
At the conclusion the rector prayed for
all Jews, Turks and inhdels and urged
hts hearers to not forget these worth,
human beings In their prayers
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Brisk "BuslnessT in the Harbor.
The centre OF attraction down town
yesterday was the harbor, where vessels
of the largest classes were going ard
coming, anohoring off, tying up, sheath
ing and repairing There was no abate
ment OF the continuous flow Of sharI
and snow covered Ice that characteriz {
the day before. Since Saturday evening
and up to this morning, the big vessel
moved about as follows
Cleared From New Castle.
Barge Gilbert under collier Bsrks.
Barge Hiawatha under collier Harris
burg.
Bark oommercio, Portugal, under tuI
Hughes.
Schooner A B. Mitchell. Maine, unde
tug Lille Graham
Schooner Emelie E. Blrdsall dow
during night.
AktANeu Ab Now SAeies
Schooner Harriet O. Kerlin, in distress
under tug Harry Wall
Schooner Abel Babcock, 10 ballas
for Philadelphia, under tug Pilot.
Schooner James e. Baecher
Schooner Daniel B Fearing, fo
Savannah. under tugs Harbor and Brady
Schooner Percy BrosRll, for Philade
phla, In ballast, under tug Rescue.
Aaha fts~4a 4 Il.
X. v. McCsulley, for Philadelphia liRhi
The last Eve named schooners are larQ
four masters and their black hull,
starding high out Of the water. m I'd
the Delaware street dock look like
steamship harbor Masters Of incomin
and outgoing vessels claim that tt
channel could be kept clear by the cit
Ice boats. The steamship Lebanon, wit
three barges in tow, was driven ashoi
in the Horseshoe and the schooner Ha
riet Kerlin met the same fate near Fo
Delaware The city ice boats, msanwhil
remain tied mp in Philadelphia, at u
House OF Correction, without crews
bosrd, and practically out OF commissi0 b
Little damage WAS done the Ktrlin
Fort Delaware, high tide coming at /
opportune time.
Pleasing Concert at st. Peters Church.
The Misses Simmons Charles a Gail
gher and John keenan,, Of Wilmingto
delighted a large audience sc the l
Peters fair on Sstu day night by the
vocal selections One OF the prettie
selections was the gavotte Secret Love
sung as a quartet by the heSimmons sister
Mrs w. h Thomas, OF PhiladelphI
also added to the enjoyment By sever
dramatic recitals Father Brady 4
nounced that hereafter there would
entertainments Of this kind every Satt
day night and occasionally through t
week.
Incidents of the Dav.
Night Warden James Fl. Fosters lit
son, Joseph Peirce Gould Foster, one