The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
NEWCASTLE NEWS.
Whit IL Transpiring In tho Pretty Tow,
On the Delaware.

| @AF""sPhhk IN tue fretty tow
On the Delaware.
Correspondence of the REpuBLrcAx
NEW CASTLE. Sept. IS.
New Castle will have another young
men who will exercise the greatest
pAyiiege man can this year, namely
OF casting his vote at the election, and
King.
In order to celebrate the event of his
having reached his majority yester.
day. q freedom party was held last
evening at his fathers residence, cor.
ner OF Front uId Harmony streets.
among those present were:
From Philadelpha-Mrs. Margaret
Armstead. MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Crane. Miss Amanda Armstead, Mr..
and Mrs. Lemaister and Miss Nal oil
l1emalster, Mrs. Blanche Schelen.
berger.
From Wilmlngton-Mr. and Mrs.
samuel Barnes. Masters George Wat
son and Samuel King, Misses Carrie
anu Emma Barron, James Connolly.
| from New Castle-Wilbert Meredith
and Mise Lille Shaw, Robert Newioyo
and Mics Maggie Shaw. james Shaw
and Miss May Winning, Samuel Mitch
ell ana Miss Bertha Supple, Edward
bechler and Miss Ada Mcguire. Ed
ward Eagle aud Mise Mary King.
Harry King and Niles Lille Meredith
FRANK Meredith and Miss Jennie Barr,
Lumis Wise and Miss Katie Mcguire,
John Iobion and Miss katie 1lmms
Albert 1tmms and Mics Cora Hudson
EDWARD Weggenman and Miss Emma
harris, Thos. Wise and Lizzie Holman.
George Vincent, Miss May Taylor,
lot Wilmington; Charles King. Mics
Clura Ninlng. Bert Wilson, Miss Anna
Mohiiu, Noble Donovan, Miss Ella
4 INNS, William Myers. Miss Maud
Ming. Harry Jammison, Miss Elsie!
Butler. John Hammers, Miss Hattie
Ang. Harry Price, Arthur Murray,
Miss Carrie Cline. Ferris Jemison.
Miss nj. Gordon, Miss Il. Bradley.
MT. and Mrs. VIM. Bradley. Miss May
King. Lewis Mclaughlin. John New.
love, James +. Mclyor. John Taylor
ozro Lunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rocket,
Mis-. and Mrs. Ihos. Smith, Mr.. andi
Mrs. Samuel Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank King.
The evening WAS spent very socially
In the rendition OF music aud playing
parlor gomez.
At seasonRble hour an invitation
'"o Naschbtu W dll illbht litebHL 10
visit the dining room. j he large tab.
les were groaning under the weight OF
all the delicacles OF The season. sid"
was the recipient OF many valuable
pi eeeDts from his fl ends. At an ear.
" hour this morning all returned tol
I helr homes wishing their young
irieEd many happy birthdays.
Iedele PeIrazHn, an Italian now un-
defgolnR term OF five years im-l
for an aCsault with intent q
10 kill Angelo Maria Palzzello onII
front street, Wilmington. last No j
ve enter. stated on sunday in the jail
Tint america Is no good country I
! 90 much JAIL for lie killed u woman :,
IN Italy ard got Only Six months fol :
IT, he government then sent him toI'
New York and gave him as. Juet \
think OF the difference. Only siAl
months for killing Il woman, and be. :
,ause he drew razor Gcross another :
ltaliaE's throat he got five years. >
George Banson had the end OF tiel
numb OF his left hund cut of yester- }
lay by coming in contact with thet
lquor end in tho wooden mills yester z
lay. About u week ago his right wrist
was injured by bolt. -. ~.
John L. Stools to-day forwarded q il
handsome set OF coupe harness to ala
ni'hueipAla unucftasef. Inc brldlblf
Sne thing OF Leauty with silver
plated llanoverinn bit.
New Castle people were real sorry
when they learned of the
leath of Engineer William Pyle In
... ~.
Several from here will attend the fu A
lerhl OF Thomas i. Dillworth of Port
'enn tomorrow. s
The deceased has been Ill for over :,
ear. Ills remains vii! 10 buried IN =
he cemetery of the IrawyeI's Pres.
'yterinn Church on Wednesday. He +
vas q member OF the Grange and the
'urial ceremony Of that order will be
sed at his funeral. He was also q a
Prominent member Of the Presbyter l5
ln Church Tor many years. Tho fu- a
ernl serNices Will begin Mt IL O'Clock
IN wednesday In the Port Penn Pres ?
y lct tbs' hHICh.