The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
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Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN.
New CASTLE. June go. 1894.
1t Ia currently stated said q largo
property holder to your reported las
evening, that the school board need
not feed itself up with tho fancy that
tho Trustees OF tho Commons Will
give cent towards the ereution OF O
new school building. or course the
Water Works Company got no $4,000
last year and will not get any this
year SO that would build nice school
building.
From time to time the school build.
ing No. has been pronounced as be-
lag unsafe. i have children attending
that school and money could not buy
one OF their lives. but yet i am oppos.
o to mending an old rattle trap OF q
e"ilding.
Several other property owners when
ur, coached on the subject favored q
new building instead OF making re-
nnirb to the present old building.
Time will tell what the Board of Edu'
cation will do in the matter. Said an
other property owner:
:Plense notice pratice here which is
uncalled foI and unhealthy. Here we
are with the register pointing at over
90 degrees OF heat and yet night after
night cess pools are being cleaned and
the contents hauled away in nm open
cart. Last night could not sleeI
with the awful stencil which came in.
to my bedroom. My whole family
were awake ali night and the stencil
in the room was unbear9ble. LII the
time for cleaning wells has been pro.
Ionged until July then by all means
ordorless eXcsyators should be used
in every instance to clean out cess
pools.
such thing is liable to breed di.
sease, and in my opinion New Castle
should he we'll able to support an
oiorlnss excavator. / do hope the
committee on health will act in the
tlauIeI."
4 customer went into the Dobblns-
Vile hotel yesterday afternoon and
tried to run the whole business. Mine
Host Leonard objected, and Inessen-
ger was dispatched for u policeman.
Officer Harrington was soon on the
Gene nnd arrested thesprincipai, and
h spent the night in jail aud will have
hearing this morning.
Fully 500 persons were present when
Company II left the armory last even
ing, and headed by the city Cornet
Band proceeded to the Lesley Mar
zion, where MIR. and Mrs. John Ii. Mar
tin held their wedding reception. The
interior of the mansion presented o
beautiful appearance, which beggars
description at my hands Nearly go
other friends of the City Councilman
and his fair young bride called to OK
tend their congratulations and hopes
that their lives may be ones of cum
shine with ouds enough Intervening
to make life worth living for.
The friends who were present were
some of the most prominent people in
Delaware and Pennsylvania, and space
does not permit me to give their
names. The dresses worn by some OF
tho ladies present were very pretty.
All present thoroughly enjoyed the
m'!5ical selections So excellently play
ell by the City Cornet Band. Caterer
LILLY did the honors for the inner man.
Tie decorations of the Interior of the
mansion cast much credit on those
who arranged them. At a seasonable
hour all departed for their homes.
wishing Mir. ard Mrs. Martin long
ana happy welded future. The pres
ent6 were valuable and handsome.
A pleasing program OF sports has
been arranged for the Baptist Sunday
school picnic at MckarlOnd's woods on
July 5Lh. 4 great game of ball will
lie played between the deaeons OF the
church and como of the scholars and
the Young Mems Temperance Reform
club.
Among the players who will grace
the diamond will De Messrs. Bush
Yantine and sutton. The remainder
OF the program will consist of sack
and three legged races, two 100 yards
dash. great tug OF war between the
ladies'. and the grand wind.up will be
u pie eating contest.
The Liberty Senate will play Mt Bat
terry Park on July 4th, with u team
from Wilmington. Alter the game is
over. there will DO delightful pro-
gram of athletic sports, in which all
residents OF New Castle can pnrtlci-
patio.
Word was received here last evening
OF the death OF John S. MeAllister
Philadelphia Mr.. McAllister lived
here for years on Third street and
married sister of John Fleming, the
shoe merchant. His death took place
yesterday morning and his funeral
Will take place on Sunday afternoon
from his late residence. 1878 Federal
street, Philadelphia.
Interment will be made at Lafayette
Cemetery. He leaves wife and five
sons, one of whom, David, married
Miss Fannie Lnnt.
Three residents of ShawtowD will
shortly remove to Denver. Colorado,
This move On their part is caused by
their falling health,
New Castle people were pleased to
notice the smiling countenauce of Mr..
Mackey, formerly of this city here
last evening. Mr.. Mackey was presen
ut the Wedding of City Councilman
Martin.
From present Indications there will
lie no game of ball there tomorrow.
Several members OF the {. A. q. Will
go to Dover OH Wednesday and some
of its membess will participate In the
bicycle races.