The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06
NEW cAsILE LETTER.
What is Transpirins In tho Pretty Town
ON the Delawnrc.

i
ON tho DeIawarc.
OF tho Republican
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 6,-The old brick
along the river front he in o
cry bad condition and action should
70 taken by the City Council to have
{ RACED. piece OF the side wall tell
me day last week. Children are daily
,laying around 1t and II the front wall
Vas to come down while they IRE
round IL would mean instantane GUS
ieath.
On Saturday the schooner J. D. At.
xinsoB from Eernandina, reported that
The passed on October 81 the iunber |
alden French bark. Ellen Isabella.
which was caught In the gales and had
sprung a leak.
While tho Pennsylvania University
md the Princeton College football
cams were playing the great game on
New Castle had the pleasurel
II witnessing very closely played
game at Battery Park. between the
Columbia Athletic Club Juniors foot
just as Princeton down.
I'D the University boys 30 did the
Juniors down the Colts by the same
score, 4 too.
Yesterday morning. in the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. Rev. t. II.
Lewis. d. D., ona Of tho ablest preach
ers In the Baltimore Conference.
preached an eloquent and impressive
sermon. He chose for his text Sec.
ond Peter .Ichapter and verse 10: I'VE
have also more sure word of proph-
esy. whereunto 20 do well that We
take hoed as unto light that shlneth
In dark place. until the day dawn
and the day star arise in your heart"
IA large and attentive congregation
was present at this service.
Last evening the sermon was
preached by Rev. Zacharlah Walker,
pastor of the church. His text was
from Proverbs, chapter Is and verse
Is: The way of the trnnsRressor Is
hard" There are two paths for the
human race to run upon. There are
two fields to labor in in this world.
choice. The path OF duty IL Gods
plan, and the path of dlsobedience is
the Devils wicked trick.
The ends of these paths are Heaven
and hell These men who are on the
path OF duty are in their way to hap
Iplness and glory. and the men who
are on the path of wickedness are on
the road to pain and misery. My
dear friend travelling to the bar oil
God jump tho fence and come to
glory.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Temple was the scene OF a very enjoy
able time on Saturday evening, the
Occasion being the celebration OF the
thirteenth anniversary of the birth of
their daughter, jennie, Several parlor
games were played and vocal and In
IstruInsntal music rendered. A boun-
ltiful supply of refreshments was
served. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Temple. Misses
jennie Iemple, Fannie Morgan. Mrs
Morgan, Mr.. L. Gale Morgan, Miss
Emma Connor. Miss Clara Grimes.
Miss Flossie Rowan. Master George
lTobin, Master George Mathews. Mas
ters Thomas and Harry Gravel from
this city. ana Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
lromlinson. Master Walter Tomlinson,
/ Miss May Taylor and Master Carlisle
Hubbard OF Wilmington.
/ Glad Tidings Day" was celebrated
in the NJ. L. CHURCH yesterday with all
the ceremony attending the celebra.
ton OF such an Important day in the
lchurch by an all.day service. The
church was crowded at all the servl
ces. The randitions by the choir were
certainly beautiful.
On Friday Dight the 16.months. old
son OF Samuel Abrams, fell dowr
stairs and broke his arm. A doctor
was cclled in immediately ami raduceu
! fracture.
! How Is it. said a prominent either
ito your correspondent on Saturday
evening. that you have not noticed the
advent of the shoe factory into New
Castle, which was mentioned in al
Afternoon paper yesterday. l told tht
party did not believe it was going Jc
,'coIne here.
Il Well. now. he sail. l am aware OF
the fact that move is going to be
made to try and get the Delaware
State Building from the Worlds Fair
land place IL on the school green to
face Delaware and Third streets. The
'ipost office and all the city offices will
''be located In il, and the old court
house will be turned into shoe fac
tory. Bat it will he operated for thu
llbenetit Of the county. ....
j 1t will DO used as a worRholfse TO
, the prisoners. And something else
Will be manufactured there also, but
J you any more The solar tips will
: never be made in New Castle. Blu
would not the Board OF Trade have [
odandy of recommendation to Civ,
! why the factory should come hire
All the shavings and cuttings of thu
leather could be used as concrete 70
}. the Held stones which now grace tn
bed of Front street.
: John SGhutheis who has been lndls
A posed with an attack of typhoid feve
is able to nova around his room. Hi
q many frionds are pleased at his quicl
: and safe recovery.
a Dobbinsv.lle for the past few yolr
! has not been served with tho RErun
a LGcAN. Arrangements have now beel
i made whereby the patrons of the pa
q per Will be served ut their homes, an
the people no longer will be obligel
4 to walk INTO New Castle to get thel
paper.
a Master Carlisle Hubbard OF Wi
8 mington was the guest OF Master Gee
4 lobin yesterday
4 Miss Mary A. Stack. OF Philadelphia
Il who has been visiting relatives her
for d few days, returned home TIL
morning.
The game OF football this afternoo
promises to be an interesting one bt
u tween the regulars and the reserves c
= tho columbia Athletic Club.
:, The Misses Newlove are indispose
u with typhoid fever at their home o
> Fourth street.
New Castle does not purpose beln
> behind Its neighhoring queen city, au
: movement il on foot to have ga
bhge crematory erected here At pre-
ent, each house Is Obliged to get rid {
D., the garbage g best 1t can aud oftel
~ times 1t Is deposited in places where
"a should not be placed. After the te!
~ OF the crematory at Wilmington the
~ New Castle will probably act
- CAPTAIN Edmund Mitchell, Jr., an
luarterInaster A. ID. Chaytor, will Il
'spect Company II to morrow evenin
In the ArmOry. The members OF tn
company will make fine showing.
4, Word reached the Marntmie Il
at change yesterday that the schoon
III Jacob j. Housman, from Norfolk II
3 Troy, became a total loss by strikiT
es in the gapway between the ice brea
81 or and Delaware lirenliwater. III
schooner was loaded with lumbe
10 The pilot boats john q. Mhilldin al
IL Thomas Howard.
to -e--
he Piles! Piles: Itchiug Piles.
od' SYMPrOMS-M DIS urc: intense itchll
n. aud singing; moStzat night; worse
in scratching. II allowed to continue I
nlf InoIs form, which often bleed ana ulCt
~, ate. lCCttmlng very sore. SWAYNE's ON