The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-11
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What n Trznspirins In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware
Correspondence OF tho REpUBLIcAx

Correspondents OF tho REPUBLICAN
J, New CASTLE. Oct. IL.
Some OF the leading Democrats OF
this hundred for some time past have
/ been saying rather hard things about
, the correspondent of the REPuBLIcAN
from here. This is occasloned by the
, expressions he has made and more
especially during the weeks In which
the registration occurred. The man
OF principle who can belong TO the
party who has been wadinR In dirt az
Il has here lately, must get disRusted
for
A nohle heart doth teach a vlrtnous
To scprn to owe duty over long;
To scorn to be for benefits rorborne:
10 scbrn TO lie; to scorn to do IL wrong
The store OF the only Hebrew family
In town having been closed all day
yesterday In answer to many inq uiries
III may be proper to give the following
lstatentent why the store was closed.
/ Yom Kippur, or the Hebrew Day of
Atonelnent began on Tuesday at sun.
set.
In the Bible the day Is called 1.-THE
sabbath Of Sabbaths," and to the He
brews OF the present time 1t Ia the
most important OF the sacred festi-
walls i1l In their yearly calendar.
The observance OF the day is baset
upon q commandment given to Moses
and contained In Levitlcus, xiii. 1888
(which reads as follows:
! Speak unto the children OF Israel,
Saying. on the tenth day OF the seventh
month there shall be q day of atone
ment IL shall he holy convocatton
unto You. and 70 shall affiict your
souls and offer an Offering made by
fire unto the Lord. And We shall do
no work In that same day; for 1t Is 9
day OF atonement. to make an atone
lmentfor you before the Lord your
God. Ye shall do no manner OF work
1t shall be statute forever through
IOut your generations In ali youI
dwellings. II shall be unto you Q
Sabbath OF rest. and ye shall affiict
your souls; In the ninth day OF the
month at even. from even until even,
sball ye celebrate your Sabbath"
Mayor Herbert's court was we'll filled
laet evening, as case OF assault anC
battery OF unusual interest came vi
for hearing. On the previous night,
I William Roberts colored, was assault
ed by i've other colored youths. AfteI
hearing the evidences In the case the
mayor dismissed the charges whict
had been preferred against the five
boys.
J. q. Knause the leading baker In
the city has fresh yeast and or ullers
every day.
A tightly respected coiored woma n
named Howard died yesterday morn
ing, age IS years. Her funeral will
take place to morrow afternoon.
A newspaper correspondent here
who had been imbibing In warm lem
onade on Tuesday, found that funer.
al service which he did not under.
lstanh was novel sight.
Mayor Herbert had his hands full
!, today with case where young COL
,ored girl was charged with assault
and battery on white girl.
MI. Hall who ownes farm neal
6IOgletown on Tuesday last had hous,
] thereon In which the family OF farm
hand lived. The father was at worl
and the mother wanting to go to the
store reeorted to the usual means Of
keeping her three children safe during
her absence and so she tied them Il
one another around the neck. She
took tile baby In her arms to the store
Soon after the mother departed one
OF the children got loose and soon af,
ter wards Mr.. Halls son saw the house
on fire.
10 ran to the scene and rescued ths
Ichiluren. Other aid came quickly anC
part OF the furniture was saved. The
house was entirely destroyed. When
the mother saw the flames she almost
became wild with excitement on ao.
count OF her children. No further
particulars could be obtained.
St Peters II. G. Church was crowd
led heyond Its apacltylyesterday after
noon with the we'll wishers and friends
lot Miss Margaret Veronica Kelley and
Edmund o. Conroy, who were married
by Rev. Edward l.. Brady.
Every eye was turned on the bridal
party as they marched up the centre
sisle Of the church to the main ALTA
where Fathey Brady was awaiting
The altar was aglow with number o.
lights which filckered among the
,cho lcest flowers that could be culled
from New Castle flower gardens. The
bride looked charming In a beautiful
and we'll fitting gown OF white chins
Isilk while the dress worn by the brides
made, Miss Regina Mahoney. was Q
handsome one OF lemon Surah. The
IRropm and best man. Harry w. Hushe
white gloves. The bride and her maid
carried bouquets of choice flowers.
MIR. and Mrs. Conroy held recep.
t!ou at their newly furnished home on
Sec nd street. from z to 10 o'clock.
About 200 friends called and offered
their congratulations and best wishes.
The bride and groom were the recip.
lents Of valuable and handsome pres
'entR. Among those present at the re-
Iception were several from Brooklyn,
Phi adeiphia. Wilmington, klrkwood,
New Castle and surrounding towns.
The REPUBLICAN, correspondent joins
with all others In wishing Mr.. and
: Mrs. Conroy happy welded futu re