Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
NEH CASTLE.


leApen DlBh into the air, ana OWING TO tne
brisk wind which prevailed at the time,
several other Stacks the barn and dwelling
house were in imminent danger. The
farm hands at once went to work TO subdue
the flames, but their efforts were In vain;
the fire burned fierce, and to save the sur
rounding property it was deemed necessary
TO call into service the Lenape Fire Com
pany. Accordingly Thomas 7. Clark drove
to this city at a great rate of speed and
alarmed the iremen, all of whom were at
work in the Delaware Iron Works Seven
or eight OF them promptly responded, and
in a short time the engine and hose car
riage, drawn by six horses, furnished
by several farmers, were on their way
The scene of the contlagration was reached
in half hour but owing to the great dis
lance the water was of from the fire the
hose would not reach and another hour
was consumed in driving to town for more
hose. In the meantime the tiremen and
farm hands battled bravely with the
flames and by means of buckets of water
from well near by kept them under CON
troll. The hose finally arrived and in
few minutes the firemen had two heavy
streams playing on the burning wheat The
fire was not completely extingnished until
$50 o'clock, but the firemen with the en-
CINE remained on the scene until this morn
ing to he on their guard for fresh break
outs There were none, however, and the
thanks of the farmers are due the Lenape
Fire Company for saving the property
from total destruction The loss will reach
several hundred dollars. This is the third
unfortunate occurrence that has happened
in connection with this farm recently.
New CASTLE. Nov. PA beautiful we'd
ding was celebrated here last evening at
the future home of the contracting parties
on Union street The latter were Edward
II Naylor the well-known musician, and
Miss Mary KenEard of this city, but
formerly Of Chcstertown, Md. shortly
after s O'Clock the bridal party arrived
at the house and marched in and
took their places under q tastefnlIy ar
ranged arch In the meantimethe llushe-
beck orchestra were discoursing with much
effect the wedding march from Mcndels-
sohn. The Rev. Il. l.. Hubbard, Phi. d.,
then in the presence of the large gather
ing, performed the ceremony. The
bridge was attircd in cream colored
henrietta and the groom wore the conven-
tinnal black. After the wedding a recep-
tion was held during which the guests sat
down to an excellent supper. The presents
to Mr., and Mrs Naylor We're numerous and
valuable they included articles Of silver
and glassware, table linen, lamps, turni-
ture and other household articles. Note
worthy among them being handsome
refrigerator, the gift of the Husheheck
'lIGItSlIHr u Which Int ETillill Is IL prom
nent member The happy couple willsnend
their honey moon at their home. The fol
lowing were among the number present .
The Rcv, and Mrs II. l.. Hubbard Miss
Sallio Hubbard, Harry w. Husheheck,
James I. challenger, y. Z. t'onroy,
William G. Grimes, John h. Scwell, Frank
Ciulick, Charles {. Ltlnt, ], Milton David
son, Rudolph Nalette, the Misses Sher-
wood, Misses Bessie Sewell Sallie Wise,
Hattie McgasSon, Ella Kline, Beatrice
| Cotiman, the Misses Bacon, James L..
Bacon, William H. Whitelock, Walter j..
| Whitelock, Miss Flora Whitelock William
| Saunders and two sisters, George W. Van
drgrift and wife, j. b. Manloye and wife,
William Ball, Mrs, NJ. A. Adams, the
| Misses Deakyne, II. A. Dennison, wife and
| daughter, George Rocket and wife, Il. T..
Challenger and mother, o. A, Carrick and
wife,W. w Simpson and wife, Willie Clark,
| William h. Deakyne, John L. Wise and
lady, hhram Moore and lady, ], NJ. Wise,
| Jr., and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Meg
| gibson, Misses Cora Morrison, Hannah
| Chesterfield, Flavilla Rulings, Lydia Dunn,
Mrs H. r. Lancaster and mother, Misses
| Ella Ghurnsde, Name Conner, Rebecca
Bartlett, Frank Gibney, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Naylor and children, George Wright
| and wife, Joseph Hickman and wife, all OF
this city; Miss Julia Painter, st. Georges;
Mrs. Kershaw and daughter, Mrs. Bartlett,
Clarence start, Misses Lizzie Nicol, Nettie
Manly, Lulu Stewart, Cora 0verdeer Viii
mington; Mrs Maria Kennard and Mr..
Kennard, Ghestertown, Md.
The Mount Vernon colored band of Is
pieces tendered,a sernade to sheriff William
Simmons at his residence adjoining the
jail last night. after the rendition Of sew
eral popular airs by the band, the new
sheriff appeared at the door and, in few
choice remarks, thanked the band for the
MI and ift4rita1 tho M harSa inside
This they accepted and remained there {
half hour, during which time a botmteou:
collation. was served them. After more
music the hand departed well pleased Will
the sheriiits hospitality.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 22.-Another deati
from typhoid fever occurred early thi
morning, The victim waS Mics Kate qott
aged II years, daughter Of John Gott o
Young street She had been M for abou
six weeks.
AT a special meeting of Fl Company
n. G.. d., last night, the following promo
tons We're announced; Corporals ALDER
V. Foster and Thomas P. Morgan to b.
sergcants, and Privates w. W, Daily, w
NJ. Truss and ]. w. Whitelock to be cor
porals. Corporal Truss will tender tb
mcnhf-s and friends of the company
banquet in honor of his 21st birthday, q
Fullmer's dining rooms, Wilmington, thi
evening.
The new time table which goes int
effect on the Delaware railroad on Monda,
has the following changes which will be q
interest to New Castle patrons of the road
In the south-bound trains the midnigh
accommodation will arrive here at 1872
instead OF t2.26 rs at present; the mornin
mail at $50 instead of $50; the II 10 oil
Point express will not stop, but a new NJ
commodation arriving here at II 70 will b
! added. The Delaware division ucCommC
: dation will arrive five minutes later. d
: STOP. m. The 10.14 p, nj. accommodate
, under the new schedule will arrive al 100
: There are no changes i'll the time of II
rival of the $50, 4.0l G.2sl and III p. II
e trains from the north. In the nortl
] bound trains a new accommodation wi
\ leave for Wilmington at 2,05 y. M. TIL
. I.57 passenger will not leave here unit
. 6.l2, and the 5.25 accommodation wi
i leave at All. The PA accommodate
j. will leave two minutes earlier, Al up.
G the $50 s.2S, 0.3l a. III. ana T., IL and 10.l
S p. m. trains north-bound there is n
c change. The Sunday Accommodate
i trains will run as formerly.
d Aunt Phyllis Mahurd eolered, who W;
q 100 years old on Thursday, will receiy
e callers at her home on Union street unit
it Thanksgiving day. The old lady is +
g ceiving numerous gifts daily.
r. Contractor Harry McGaulley brol
d ground yesterday for two frame dwelling
IS to be erected by John Duffy on Your
a street near the railroad.
d A horse attached to delivery wagon b
: longing to Thomas Frazer, Jr., took frigl
y while the driver was delivering son
= goods, yesterday afternoon and dashed |
Y Pearl street to Delaware and down Del
D ware 70 the passage way leading to the Gi
n pin House stables. In turning the corn
&c the wheels came in contact with the bull
ing and the wagon was partly wrecke
The horse was caught soon after.
i. New CASTLE Nov 25.-Niss Sarah
= Furgueson, formerly we'll known re.
Y lln1it Of iii Lit,. linl l.a.: l.u..a..