The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-30
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
what Is Transpirins In the Presty Town
on the Delaware.

What n Transpiring In the Pretiy Town
on the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, Oct. 30.-Rev. DIR. Du-
hammell OF Dover. preached both the |
morning and evening sermon In I'M
manuel Church yesterday In the alb |
sence Of Rev. P. b. Lightner, who is
at present In Chicago on business re-
latinR to church work In the diocese.
Mise Ella Healey, OF Wilmington.
visited friends here on Saturday. Miss
Healey formerly resided here but has
not visited for over q year. and as she
is fine looking and jolly young
lady We were very glad to see her.
John Clarke. of Philadelphia. 10 the
guest OF New Castle friends.
Mrs. Emmerson and daughter, OF
Wilmington, are visiting friends near
this city,
The Columbia Athletic Clubs foot
ball team was defeated at Chester on
Saturday by the score Of 80 to o. The
Chester boys were all men. so there
| fore the @. A. c. boys did good to get
home all safe and sound, and we might
add very sore.
by the score of 8 to. 0, defeated the
Park Athletic Club Juniors, In Will
and Interesting game OF football.
The Republican correspondent was
right In his surmises regarding the
result OF the election for Tuesday OF
the Commons which was hold here on
The returns were: Dalby 1888; New.
love 40; Janvier 8 MIR. Daily Is a
well.knowa member OF Capt. Evan ),
Watson, Post, No. s. G. A. r., has been
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ed as a machiniet in tho Delaware Iron
Works. Mr. Daily will make good
staunch and determined member oil
the Trustees.
The engineers Of the IIenape Steam
, fire engine und hook and ladder Com
pany on Saturday afternoon took out
the old engine and tested her. The
old lady did her work In good style
although to tell tho truth her whistle
= is nearly gone
- will be formed here In tho E.Churcl
on Wednesday evening.
Charles Ii. Sentman conducted tn
/ services in the jail yesterday after
i, noon.
The members of the Harmony Castle
r No. g. Knights OF the Golden Eagle
made very creditable appearance las
a evening. when they turned out in
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a in the Methodist Protestant Church
a when they had the pleasure of lister
n ing to an able and eloquent sermo
preached by the pastor, Rev. FAC haria
Walker.
:; Some few weeks ago Samuel Tall
, ferro quit work in the Delaware 1ro
"a Works. whers he was employed a
head fireman, in consequence OF r.
n duction of his wages. iesterda
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4. where he has secured "a good situation
at "A good salary.
a The people of New Castle deserve
~ little better railroad Accommodate
4. than II is getting. On Saturday nigh
as on several occasions, a heav
IN freight left Wilmington at $50 o'cloe
II and the New Castle accommodate
ii train at 9.5l o'clock. But Imagine II
feelings of tie passengers to find tw
n. engines and the long heavy freigf
l. train on the Farnhuist hill stuck las
to This delay caused the accommodate
to lie late on its return trip to conner
ar with the Philadelphia train. Goo
tidings day.
#. Rev. T. L. Martlndale. pastor Of Il
~ NJ. L. Church. has sent out person
~ letter to-day to the members with u
query: How much owest thou
ma the Lord?" He expects nm answer
nv | UpAL ouuuHN. IL VIII D5 Rpoh
al day and all benevolent collections a
ri wanted in on that day.
,rt The decorations at the church W
be something magnificent, as the a
os tumnal touches will be gracefully q
IN ded. There will be both special mu.
10 and special speakers. In the mornin
I Rev. A. S. Mowhray; afternoon, Re
al. Dr. Robbins, OF Grace Church.
nj night the reception OF probatlone
Sc" | fair FNlaaa
ORDINANCE TO 60 MO EJECT.
" For the past week there have be
'SN some complaints over boniires Off az
being allowed to be on the streets.
a.. Mayor Herbert has posted poste
IL throughout the city to-day, to the (
w. lowing effect: An ordinance prohih
.n ', ing making bonilres or any lire In
y streets. .....
A'e Sec. |. II any person shall make
,bo bonfire or any fire IN the opon air,
' 'i,n cept in the course OF trade or busine
.ti in any street. lane or nlley OF this ci
' or in any lot or place in this city wi
ri la fifty yards of any street.. lane
a nu, alley. or. SO as to eudanger any prop
ee" ty every person 30 Offending shall
q. felt and pay Il tine OF ten dollars.
IL II will not do 10 potlute tho RI
o'i0 with the leaves. it will not do to hi
. them SO 1t will be best to CO
a in ~" - $50 -, -. -; sE,,
md use'' ~ $3.50 - y" @'' - -
Geo. Russell, who was defeated
MullIn on Friday night, Gays he '
scared on the occasion, rs he and
others were the only Co!ored mea
Adds the place. lie says with ten wi
men and ten colored men present
was cun defeat Mullin at any time.
~ William IL. Louth the clever \
rore parel Athletic Clubs sparrer. is
ling In great condition for his 90 '
in Lowe at the Esmeralda Ciuh's Ell
ling. tainment on Thursday night ut
the Opera House.
the Mrs. Kelley and Mr.. Moyian
and Philadelphia were the guests oil
fol. and Mrs. Charles Willis.
The stranded Steamer Murc
,..,, ashore Mt Wallops l;oGch was pu
i = n 1r, of 400 feet on saturday. The chat
Iyton are now faYoru bic that the vessel
hayes c rro will be saved.
Held The large hIerryman, which
irccn ashore on the sheara has three feel
.'n nm water in her held. The tug Prote
i,'g~ was kept at work all night pnmi
4crce her out
Hams j. f. Fielding. of Chester. occu
Rice the pulpit III the baptist Church.
hNrE. morning and evening yesterday
man.