The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What is Transpiring In she Pretty Town
on the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. August

If ever there were a lot OF dIsappoint-
ed children 1t Wax yesterday morning
when the steamer Thomas Clyde
stopped bera and refused to take the
NJ. l.. Sunday school to Wood land
Beach. There was no use OF get ting
angry, because the steamer bad Its
complement Of passengers aboard and
could not take any more. The Sunday
school went Quito MacFarland's woods
and spent the day there. while a good
number went to Wilmington and spent
the day In the parks.
The funeral of Patrick Cassidy took
place this morning. Mass was cello
DRAFTED In st. Peters Church for the
repose OF his soul by Rev. Edward l..
Brady. Interment was made ut Ca
thedral Cemetery. Wilmington. De-
ceased died on Tuesday ut the aims
his 20 years and bore his aillictlon with
tho greatest possible resignation.
George Ball, all old and highly re.
spucted citizen. died here yesterday
afternoon at an advanced aye. His
funeral will take place Saturday.
The st. Peters Sunday school will
go to Woodland Beach on Monday,
August 10, on the steamer Thomas
Clyde.
| Some one tried to say here last even.
ing that Governor Reynolds was co M
! ing here on Saturday for a two fold
purpose, as the o. a. q. excursion will
not be permitted to land ut Colchester
without permit from this Governor
OF Maryland. This ID the Indication at
present because there will be four
''cannonsn ON board. The Elizabeth
will also have bar on board for Geo.
| Ba RI IL going for a certainty.
Ihe ladies will be supplied with
| good reading, rs Milton Will be
there and 1t was Wise" thing to re-.
duce the price" OF some things fol
| "Aul(n)' will Boyle with desire to
assist the management. Tho band vii
have it's Eagle and Martin" to soil
around while the children swallow the
fresh air. 1he sandwiches will bt
good ones for there Will BIO lots of
"Bacon" TO he had while kings will
rule the day.
Some of the bashful boys will MAKE
O stack" OF "Newlove' on the way
through the canal. All the members
will be dressed Ia ''Black" until Tho
steamer gots into Herbert" (h) a
New Castle. Bradley will stick to his
work like Leach" and when tho pro
Goods are counted on August Z. it will
be found that Columbia is the pride o.
the state.
A reader OF the REPUBLICAN took me
to task last evening for noticing the
iC. A. c. ut such length in the New
Castle letter. l told him that l wal
not member of the CLUB but wal
much Interested In 1t because its gooC
influence on our young men has been
felt considerably.
All / have TO regret Is that there ar,
not more people in tie cl ty wht
know good thing when they see IL
The young men get the best possible
exercise at the headquarters and mel
of all ages can and do spend an even.
ing in the hall. instead OF In some re-
sort. which would not be creditable to
them. Bya means support every or
ganizaiion. which tends to make men
out of ''our young America" Do no
be afraid to praise them, stand BY
them. take their part and give then
financial assistance to carry on sue
cessfully the work of the grandest
athletic association in the State, ant
furthermore. / told him that four
tlfths of the members read the REPuB
LtCAN daily.
Last evening we had regular thun
der storm here. Boughs OF trees wer,
knocked off In several place.. The en-
gineer OH the accommodation train
said he thought that 1000 bricks struel
his cab when the tree opposite Mr.
Nowland's was struck. lie has felt I
little queer ever since, as II partly
stunned MIN.