The daily gazette., 1876-08-12
SECOND EDITION,
NEW "a STLE LETTER
Regular Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE August IL. 1876.

Regular correspondence OF the Gazette |
New CASTLE, August IL, 1876.
We understand, from " hat we believe to be
authentic. sources that the Delaware Iron
Works will soon start the eold Foundry ru Hniug
again This will give en- Ployment to about
90 meu. These Iron works have now some
400 men in their employ.
The Active B D G will play a match game
with the reorganized Vollum club this alter
noon at ltth and Gray SITS. The res ult of this
game will determine whether the Vollum
will be continued as a club or not.
The Commercial correspondent this morn
ing could not tell Ink from mucilage. why is
this. thuslT,
Another party envious of the success Of
that one OF the Helen have chartered the
| sloop Marion and started for the Jersey oy
ter beds, no advices have yet been received
from them. but ii the. general. reputation of
the comI any is any criterion, they are now in
BridReten jail.
One hundred and five summer boarders at
the Lambson House. one-thiId of whom are
trsmps. at this rate not only another story
bur an entire new prison will be needed
Arrivals about two Fer diem.
The following was handed to us by mem
htr of A hat Bay Party with request to pub
lish for the benefit of future "0ystermen."
LOG OF THE SLoOP HELEN.
July 90 At New Castle. all hands employ
cd in getting stores, fishing tackle and rum
on board II 10, roll called and ali answered.
party dampened considerably by finding two
tramps on board, ole called Bohick man. the
other Baltic the notorious. The committee
INDICTED fir buying p io?ves Of
ance pleaded and they were let off after treat
loading his butter-E C-k, with watering
the mi k, and last and not least, d B-n.
with watering the whiskey, penalty came as
above.
SUNDAY, 31th-Anchered off Fort Delaware
Till m,-unier way again, the t. amps hun
anchored at Back Greek. N J. at s IN. all
hands on watch and the day spent with mu.h
noise-coTpplaints by the sleepy ones-water
MONDAY 3lst-Got under way and stood
down the bay and anchored at the Breakwa-
ter N; . p IN; fish and crabs for supper, fishing
make makes spessh and
accused of going through tho excursionists-
Baltic is anxious to quit as he is Sl1 70 ahead
-G-,r caught SQUARE block off :the stone
pie, being hungry after such exertion ate q 4
oyster plate. sheriff levied 10 on a s!ooD call
ed the Gu ckstep-Bohickman put in charge
as he is anxious for employment. Sore boils
| supply-hard cider is nourishing if bought of
Harvey Beckett.
AUGUST 1st-Breakfast at 8 a m, clam frit-
| ters, hash and ham prepared BY Kirby of Illi-
| noi5-Hans' fiddle is worn out and he wants
to go home. but as his company ID so pleasant
he can not get leave to- go-Mc-n is shoe
less. thinks fogs and rain very good-in their
place.
The captured sloop released on payment of
costs-they were paid iu clans. captain of
same returns thanks and is treated-all hands
ditto, Louis g is o getting uneasy. Lager is run
| Apple dumplings for dinner-the Illinois
boys are trapps Hans INDUCES in watermel-
| ons. they make HIN think of his birth place
1.-TWO of the party desert to- day. the tramps
very troublesome and are marooned. Cape
lay Goodies plentiful-at p m, the bright
| est ornament on board resolved hlmself into
a. lighthouse and Informed the company that
the wind as N e, change grateful az it has
been blown N e the whole time-Whiskey
getting low--spirits proportionately hixh-Dr
Garrett and friends of Wilmington pay US a
visit. 1he Hope Club are having good time
I-.concert on board, B-n the poet sang by
the Lawyer and was applauded. wa.ered ali
AROUND and turned in,
overb, ,ard blow ing great guns and all hands
turned out b. bearing the cook singing Man
, the Life Boat. Dover party singing Hold the
Fort. Jones refuses to water and is discharged
our Fat Friend ditto, chills very heavy, Cider
runs out. New Jeasey in bad way, cook sea
sick or drunk, the poet and Jones deploye 4
to prepare breakfast.
Aug. s.-Nearly all sea sick, Lemons in de-
mand. the tramps are dcing good business
at Lewistown, more OF the party want to go
home. Uncle John stands treat. al imbibe.
strangers on board. treated at a No, our Hi
nois friends leave us, the bay too much for
them. their less regretted. apple dumplings
ditto, he two infants have row about
whose tlrn it is to treat, referee, decision,
both have to treat.
AUG. 4,-Win1 unchanged. get under way
and start home. disgusted with fishing all
that were used were bought, while sailing
ihlong the ersey coast threw dreng ge over and
hauled up about bushel of oysters, come to
anchor off Fortescue, one boat was ashore,
are boarded by Schr. 323. and vessel ard all
hands seized for violating the oyster laws,
shore party returns and are considerably as
tonished by being seized, company somewhat
dull, Jerseymen triumphant, think they have
| a soft snap. fines and Imprisonment talked of.
very pleasant, the last keg of beer tapped and
the psrty's spirits rise. B-n and 1t
walke1 five miles tor O team, and then go to
Bridgeton for lawyers, they secure Jno
Smally, ESQ, and Simon Beekhert of Bridge
ton who kindly offer their services as counsel
and Bondsmen if needed. while the commit
tee are gone the Chiefof Police tried to black
mail Capt r. they get him into private room
and lcck the door. the company sing to him
Hold the Fort, assistance arrives and the
party are let of by bribldg police. pts
tax en- for bribe. but the officer can not sign
his name and makes his mark instead, The
remarks made By counsel and company to the
officers loud and deep and very compliment
ary, they slap their. pockets and make no re-
ply. Released a,d sail for home. arrive at
home Saturday evening all well and rather
sun burnt. trip voted agreeable, j er ey exper-
fence no included disperse ard think we
, will go another time Signed, j: W, F..
First Mate.
PERSISTENT TAXATION. For the last
two years the brick office of the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Co., which was taken
down when water street was widened, has