Evening journal., 1891-09-16
SEEKING eMpl oymeNr ELSEWHERE
The Sumbsr ofIdie Men Getting Smaller
AQufckiy Arranged Game Plate Glass


The number ofIdIe Men Getting Smaller.
AQufckly Arranged Game Plate Glass
Invoice.
SIeoial Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Sept 16.-The cutting
shops at the Delaware Iron Works, which
give employment to about 200 men,
were started up this morning, connect
ions having been arranged SO that steam
could be supplied this department There
is work enough there at finishing no the
work that is on hand and partly filing
some OF the largest orders When the
laborers employed by The company get to
work sscleaaing up the debris of the
fire and il the cutting shops continue
to run il will make the business future
OF New Castle much brighter. Many o.
the workmen, however. will have nothing
10 do for the coming six weeks. Some
of these have gone TO Wilmington TO
seek temporary employment in some Of
the iron works there. These will go to
and come from Wilmington by tain
morning and evening. II they are success
full in obtaining positions there A mum
Der OF men who had planned for
a vacston yesterday, and were aboat
to enjoy themselves were surprised to
receive orders 90 report for duty at o.
clock this morning. The work OF clearing
up the burned portions may not be-
started until the early part of next week.
but 1t will require large force OF men.
The agents OF the various insurance com
panies ia which the property was en-
fered have not yet com pleted the assess
mepts OF damages from The FIRE.
r. n Plnksr IONS horse, Judge
Gllpln, attracted considerable attention
At the Wilmington Fair last week He
is the faest bred colt on tao Peninsula
and bids fair to become one Of the great
est flyers ia this part of the country. He
is bay With black points aud was
fosled on the Hagan stock farm Ia Cali
forbia Bis sire Is Albert W., be by
Electioneer; dam Jennie D., by Echo.
Judge 9llpin is a cousin to Direct, who
trolted mile 10 2 90 on his dams side.
Eectioneer Is be sire OF Sunol and
twenty seven Others IN the 2 20 list.
The steamer Major Rey bold brought all
the plate glass for the new Public
Library Associations building on Orange
street from Philadelphia last evening
The costly material was so heavy that
the steamer was delayed nearly half
hour while the glass was being IN
loaded
Pile drivers 1arriyed at the new wharf
of the Philac elphla and salem Naviga-
tion Company yesterday afternoon and
this M morning they began the work Of
building new railroad sip on the side
of the wharf The new structure will be
the property Of the Wilmington and
Mort ern railroad company, winch has
already begun freight traffic in this ely.
The new company will soon nave n com
plete freight line making daily trans
portations 20 and from the city All Of
the Jail stone will be landed At the slip
A game OF base hall that was arranged
in about as short a time as ever heard of
will be PLAYED on Battery Park this after
noon at 3. 30 O'clock. 1t will be between
state, under the management of w. h
Whitelock, and New Castle. The ar
rsngemenfs were made so hurriedly that
Manager Bradley was obliged 10 hire
two Wilmington players to cover vacant
positions on the New Castle field The |
result Of the game viii be watched with |
much interest
Miss Lulu Labonbe Of Salem. who has
been visiting Wilmington friends, is now
the guest of her sister, Miss Sarah
Laboube OF Union street
Miss Jennie Slaughter. who has been
spending a few weeks ia this city ~ the
guest Of Miss Mary Bacon, has returned
70 her home at Dover
Madison Sherwood. a former we'll
known resi- dent OF New Castle now re-
siding IN the lower part OF the state, is
he guest Of bis sister, Mrs G. w Dick
erson