The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-07
new CASTLE LETTER.
What Is Happening In the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.

Correspondence of the Republican.
Nrw CASTLE, Dec. last night
was gala time with the merry sleigh
eIs. IL Is all right for the people to
have good time but at night when
the people arc moving around, they
should not be allowed TO race on the
streets. one sleigh ran into a dear
! born on Fifth street aud but for the
GOODNESS OF the driver there would
have been bad accident.
On Sunday morning next the mem.
beers of The Young Mems Temperance
Reform Club will attend services In
the Methodist Church in d body. On
that occasion they will wear their
handsome new badges for the first
| time. The club comprises over forty
mem bers at present. The badges are
made OF blue and white silk. Every
thing nowadays Ia TO help the work
| tnGmun.
The snow accustomed several hers to
| purchase gums and gum boats. They
found out too that the price had ad
yanced from 10 to 40 per cent. But
country and the Wilson bill is going
10 make 1t freer.
There is going TO be great musical
fete in the baptist huch hero next
saturday evening. when a delightful
concert will be rendered. The follow
program has been arranged.
l-Anthem. Good SHIP Iton;,
by the Choir
2--Male Quartette, Viltge OF tho Vale
a-Cornct solo. "Cruel FORTUNE
MIR CT Edwards
4 SEE I tudiug ..,..,...by MIR. Beechlcr
5-barttone solo. Drifting,
MT, Ford, Whining ton
t. nj ht.f
I.y the Choir
Tenor Solo. Farewell Marguerite.
80. Mr.. J. MrsaIre, Wilmington
s-Niclin Imitation, go. Mr.. iIignan
9-Solo, "1hIee Dandy servants
Master John Edwards
I0-1rombonc Solo, "Eocked IN the cradle
oil me Ieepi ...'.''.''''''.'.M Nj Nayior
lS-An'he"' AN ohe'i"S OF ~ fia tHe t,noir
l;}-Bariione Solo. "Auchored,
ll-nass SOLO. "ktnd woods,
l5--Select Hending...,......,.. Smith.
16--Tenor by MIR. W Cannon
lT-QuHriette, "swance hiyer,"
lS-Anthcm, ''lirenk Forth, by the Choir
And to cult hard times the price is
only ten cents. Give them a full
Louise. In the various ups and downs
hat u person meets with in life IL
It ems strange that at IL time when
things are counted dull that that Is
the very time good thing is appre-
ciated. This Is tho case with the RE
PUBLICAN.
Six weeks ago the pack served here
was a very small one. Now there are
two large boys serving and the small
est pack IL three times us big as was
the one OF his predecessor, and the
other boys pack Is more than twice as
large us his comrades pack.
During the past two days there
have been fifteen readers added here
and third boy will be put on to serve
after next week. For news 1t must be
admitted that the REPUBLICAN leads.
And the people OF New Castle are not
slow to show their signs OF apprecia.
ton.
he Philadelphia Record to-day says:
Signals for help not having been 10.
sponded to the Norwegian bark Faust.
| from lernambuco, with her anchors
dragging, struck OH the Hen unc
| Chickens Shoal yesterday morning and
/ became u total loss. together With hel
cargo oil sugar valued at SO. COO. She
arrived at Tie delaware Break water
OH tuesday AFTERNOON. und her crew
endeaN ored to lind anchorage, but the
gale blew with such fury that her an
j
to drift seward. None OF the tugs al
tho BIeakwatpr at this time considered
4 safe to go 10 the Disabled yeosel's as
sistanee.
The crew OF 10 persOns took 10 the
boats about | O'Clock. and alter inucl
suffering from cod aud e&pusur,
landed at the Delaware BreakwaLer al
O'Clock.
The vessel capsized one mile below
the point oil Cape iienlopen, The en-
tire crew are ut the Lile-saying stu
ton. and will leave to-day Tor Phlla.
delphia. SAT- water has gotten among
the sugar, and IL has leEdered II
worthless.
The lost vessel was in command of
Captain Ottouback. She WIS owned
! by Ii. AnlEoiD, OF .Arcndal. Norway.
und wIs Duilt in 1850. Tho cargo VAS
in uted III this country and the essel
in Europe.
linz British steamship hsphodel.
stranded on kehoDO!h Beach, DEL, re-
mains haru and fast. The work oil
tightening the cargo will begin to-day,
and, II the weather continues lair, the
| Asphodel may 10 saved. But Il strong
gale would sweep her and her cargo
To destruction.
The british steamship Linda, which
saileu liplH hIIulclphlH oll the all
inst. for baltimore, returned Sester-
] day IN distress. having nan INTO tIa
barge Henry Clay wlile coming To
anchor OF Wilmington Creek, IN the
peiaware River. lie barge WIS coal
laden, III tow of the tug tnderrltar
aud bound to Boston with cargo OF
coal. 1 he Linda had three plates bent.
frames and Uuiwarhs broken OH star.
hoafd slide and cabin stove Inc barBe
| had her decks crushed open for over
] 40 feet and the sides broken and spit.
lie stem is smashed, pipeZ lifting
broken and donkey engine knocked
loose from It's foundation.