The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-09
new CASTLE LETTER.


What ID TranspIring In the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.
OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. "A very enjoy.
able musicale was held in the parlors
of Mrs. John d. Manlove by the mem
bers Of her Sunday school class. The
was large and the pr oceeds
go for missionary purposes. The fol-
lowing delightful program was ren-
dered In excellent form:
Praise the Lord" opening glee. by
the quartette, consisting OF Messrs.
Hamilton; "Aierrily goes our bark, .
by the claes; "Bingo, "by the quartette
solo, entitled my Boyhood Days. by
Harry Mcguire; cornet duet. by W.
Holman and q. Edwards; select read
ing "How Emily Jane took the music
Journal" by DR.. Martlndale (your cor,
and all who were present
are laughing stiil3 Nonsense" by
the class; whistling chorus en-
entitled, Farmer Boy" by the class;
duett, by DIR. and Mrs. Martiudale:
solo, entitled II cannot sing the old
songs" very credltably rendered by
Charles Lancaster; instrumental duet
by Huehebeck and Davidson; select
by Ed. Beechler; Not spar
row falleth," duet, by Mr. and Mrs.
Manlove; My happy home" by the
audience.
CITY COUNCIL IN DEADLOCK.
The adjourned meeting OF City
Council was held last evening. A lit
tie over two weeks ago the New Cas-
tie Castle letter in the REPUBLIcAN
called the attention Of the city fathers
to the weeds; u report was received
that they have been cut down. Mr..
Taylor favors iron pipes instead Of
wooden trunks when such trunks may
be necessary.
The Finance Committee reported
S97S In treasury to the credit OF the
city. The Committee on health and
nuisance was instructed to see thai
the DANGEROUS old buildings spoken o.
a few days ago in this column b.
taken down. Hereafter the bill OF the
gas company will be paid monthly.
The ordinance to number the houses
received its third reading and is now
law.
The election OF successor to I'LL tn,
vacancy in Council by the resignation
OF Richard J. Conway, was laid owe
for month. Mr.. FLOR was of the opln
cil to elect q fifth member of City
Council. and on this question til
vote took place. The office will go-s
begging, and when another month
turns up they will not be any nearer
ito the election than when Conway
went to Duluth. The Marsh Company
borrowed $50 from the City Council
some time ago, but 1t has not been paid
The clerk was instructed to notify DIR,
Black 10 pay on behalf OF the Marsh
Company the ESQ.
The following bills were ordered
paid: Gas Works Co.. s2S2; ]. L. and
l.. l.. Eliason, on account, 500; q
Brison, Sl.SO; j. 4. Stoopes, ISIS; G
Wilson, $3.50; @. Connor. SIS; George
Longacre. SO; 4. b. Martin. S25.63; +
lMcGrory, $3.50: M. Fitzgerald. s33
Ii. Madden, 81 50; NJ. Sullivan. Sl.5D,
Ghas. Shearer. $40 so; Joseph Stack,
sll.25; Geo. Grimes. 80; A. Holshu
maker. 1928; Thomas Walls, 1925
James White, Sh.25; Every Evening
Publishing Company, s2.40; James
MeGrory. S23.25.
! A new lamp was orderC d'to be erect
ed at tie head of School street and
a new pump on Sixth street south oil
Delaware street.
The old Clyde Line steamer Gull
Stream. which left Philadelphia OIL
Tuesday for Richmond, returned to
opposite here yesterday. where she
anchored. She had sprung a leak.
After four or five hours work the leak
was discovered anu she left the harboI
to try and get to her destination.
Rev. DR.. Martlndale will deliver ali
Address this afternoon before the Sun
day School Convention in Newark.
A stranger asked a young man here
last evening where was South Second
though the young man was raised
here. The names OF the strests should
be placed at the corners so that every
one can tell their names.
The Young Mems Temperance Re-
form Club has over forty members In
Its fold at present. A very pleasant
program has been arranged to be rem
dered onSaturday evening at its meet
ing. Ten new members will Join the
club at the same meeting.
The REPUBLICAN was eagerly sought
after last evening, as the people have
found out that for all tho news of the
country it leads all others. The report
OF the Italian cutting ARRAY was read
with deep interest and the REPUBLICAN
congratulated on its energy in furn.
fishing the news while it was fresh and
the people had not to wait "a hours to
learn OF the deed.
The partition In the schoolroom and
the outside stairway will be built By
John Nj. Hance, as his bid was far be-
low that OF j. @. Jemlson.
The tickets for the entertainment
under the auspices of the Column lan
Athletic Club are meeting with big
sale. The entertainment promises to
be excellent,
On the evening notwithstanding
under the auspices OF the same club.
there will he grand masquerade
party. The club is composed of real
live young men and they purpose
giving the people of New Castle
bright entertainments at panic prices.
| Mrs. James Salmons. of Sixth street,
Is visiting her mother, at Milford.
The delegates from the Lenape
Steam Fire Engine and Hook and
Ladder Company will attend the meet,
ing of the State Flremen's Association
this evening 10 Wilmington.
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