The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-20
THIRD edition.
NEW CASTLE NEWS.


Talk about q number of angry par
sons with feelings of the highest
standard for the z. W. 4 Is. railroad.
and they were here last evening, A'
couple OF weeks ago new time table
was put into eiIect and a train left
here at 1918 p. In. for Wilmington.
Several persons came here on Satur.
day to spend the Sunday with friends
and return on the late train. The |
train came over at 80 all right aud |
went back at 7.22 but horror OF horrors
the $ O'Clock train from Wilmington did
not come over.
People who were intent on coming
on that train were obliged to wait
over ioGr hours ut the depot in Will
mington, and people here who wanted
to leave on the OILS train had either
TO hire carriages or stay over night In
town and then be late for their ap.
pointments or work this morning, A
gentleman from mere by lLe u'sap.
pointment was late this morning to
go on the George Washington Fishing
Club excursion.
1t is about time that the person at
the head OF the railroad company
would give the people here the service
they want. What Ii wanted is the ten
O'Clock train, and II can be put down
for certainty that tho people will
not DO satisfied until that train is put
In service.
The people were sadly disappointed
Oh saturday by the heavy fall OF rain
IS 10 base ball could bs PLAYED here
The Dover Club. accompanied by n
host OF friends arrived here on the
sl.g O'Clock train and took up Il uar
ters at the Jefferson House.
The ground seemed to be too wet
AnI fllnrkn ynIttI T1itf,h NIT 4, 40
ball. The club returned on the 3 0;
train. 1t Is hoped that arrangements
wilIbe made whereby the club will
play here on next Saturday.
The election passed oil quietly here
oil Saturday. 1t was big surprise tc
many when the telephone brousnt tbs
message that Bach had carried tht
1UDth ward.
The following delegates were elrct
T.. DeEnison and u W. E!klnton
County Committee Il. ulnce
sohn King. James Foster. VIM Truaty
Fred. Miller anu Il. H. wilson,
Fully 800 persons were assembled II
tho neighDorhOod OF tho band stan
OH Saturday evening. when tho Cit,
Cornet Band gave another delightful
concert Circulars wero distributed
among the people ASKING for "A siIve
suggestion has been made that Il nuu
ber OF young men ami women shoul,
not attend the concert at all as tho
leave themselves open to much com
nent by moving away when the ha
comes around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Duncan speu
yesterday with Chester friends.
Samuel Hilton, of fhliadelphia, /
Tho guest OF New Castle friends.
llr RisnurI ~ lJg,iIu a..
chpted the pulpit OF lnmanual Churcl
yesterday.
Candidate for Congress Handy wa
IN town yesterday. II used to DO TIL
ncket but it wont gohoy.
Miss May Taylor, Wilmington. /
he guest OF Mrs. Gravel,
lalr and Mrs, Geo. IoDln spent yes
ferday In Wilmington.
blessrs Maybe and Taylor OF WI
mington spent yesterday with flieui
here.
Miss Mary War. Chrstisna IL I'll
guest OF Mrs Porter.
Miss Elsie HolTecker. of phladelphi
has returned home from visit to NJ /
Lizzie Wise.
John McCallin. Philadelphia, speI
yesterday with relatives here.
Miss Rose McCarty, Philadelphia
klt guest of Miss Susie AIcCalln.
t' IVY " '"ei'''i-S t't Nos lob'li u
pd home from visit to New Castl
tEiends.
lhe X, G. L. excursion was poorl
patroniZed to-day.
Immigrant Inspector James j. Tone
Rev York. Is visiting friends hore.
Tho Young Mems Temperance IL
form Club hus il5Uandeu.
kov. Mr.. Maloney assisted by NJ
Budd o: Wilmington held an ope II d
gospel meeting yesterday aft ruoon
lObbinbyllle.