The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-02
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NEW CASTLE. July, a 1884
shortly after 8 o'closk yestsrday
morning large numbera OF peop,e
we're seen vending their way 10 the
Delaware street wharf, where they in-l
ended to get aboard tho staamer
Richard Stockton aud take q trip,
Town the river. Two young mem
we're buslly engaged In selling tickets
Tor tho big show" and II turned out
70 be- such for 0 O'Clock tolled and
bhers was no boat In sight; 10 O'clock
lolled and IL was the same thing and
some prophets then asserted IL would
DO IL o'clock again abe would get
there.
They were right to o certain extent
Tor she just got opposite to New CASTLE
or to New Castle. II ever there was o.
lot OF angry aud disappointed people,
IL was then. Everything was said and
some one TO carry 1t on asserted that
the church people had hand in the
pie becasue those who were going to
go down the river had not bsen to
church.
Now. II this Delaware Exhibition
Company wants to have an exhib. ton
1t would be we'll to understand that
Nav Castle is not the place to try Its
hand. For tho past week bills cards
and dodgers have been circulated
freely. announcing the excursion, and
even tickets ware sold. .and fully $50
were on the wharf as tho Stockton
passed by and never recognized the
pretty town ON the Delaware.
The City Cornet band gave another
OF Its delightful concerts on Saturday
evening. There were fully 500 persons
present during the concert promi-
nent citizen remarked In my presence
on Saturday evening that the band lie
doing a whole lot OF church work for
mon who have baen listening invaria,
bly, go right home. This therefore
keeps many young men out OF the sa.
loon and all possible assistance und
announcement ought to be given to
leader Eberie and his players.
For time on Saturday the people
here were much disappointed when II
became rumored that the games oil
ball between the @. A. @. md the Mont
gomery Athletic Clu5. of Philadelphia
had been cancelled. Enthusiasts and
friends Of the ball team got together
and soon thlngs took different look.
and yesterday morning Manager Her
bert sent a telegram to the club TINT
1t is expected to come here on Weanes
day and play Two games at Battery
Park.
Edward ChcfIins left this morning to
tako charge OF Ainsco WIS restaurant on
Shipley street above Seventh, Will
mlngton. AIR. Cheiin5 is the right
man In the right place as he has had
an experience of about is years In
the business. When Thompson and
Locke operated tho restaurant at the
old p. W. IL Is. depot Mr.. Cheilins had
charge OF 1t.
New Castle people have new song
since yesterday. IL is THE Boat that
Never Came"
During the concert on Saturday
evening Mr. j. Harvey Rogers sent
up good sized balloon. 1t assembled
about 200 feet In the air amid the ap
plause OF all those present and went
, In q westerly direction. II was stated
yesterday that the Delaware Exhibl.
ton Company, through MIR. Leonard
johnson, cav the balloon and thought
10 was an angel aud therefore the
Stockton did not step here yesterday,
], There were two games OF base bal
here on Saturday between local clubs
The West End aud the Young Defiance
club plnyed one of the most interest
on I'm
This game between the Young Amer
lea and the Liberty Senate this after
moon promises to DO an interesting
l one. Wright and Eagin will be thu
ball tossers for the Senate.
Tomorrow at IL O'clock the Liberty
: Senate. accompanied by their friends
, will 60 to Wilmington and play {
/ nine composed OF the St Aloysiui
Cadets at Bancrofts Grove. Tn
). members here have received thei
= new suits and they present neat ap
r pearaEce.
!. The suits are white with red stripe
? and the caps are white with piul
) bands. while each mem Der wears
neat rosette OF red, white and blue.
!, The funeral of the little child of AL
/ bert Taylor took place yesterday.
d The Woolon Mills closed down OF
! Saturday for week.
q The Delaware Iron works hasi BEEF
\ bothered g. eat deal during last weel
r as the departments had to shut dow
n In consequence of lack OF steam. Til
4 state OF affairs was caused by beiu,
a Obliged to use hard coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer left to-day 10
r Atlantic City, where thoy will spend
a week.
d Miss Cynthia Cripps will spend tw
4 months with relatives IN Phlladel
= phia.
i A morning paper to-day publlshe
/. the following:
(. The City Cornet Band OF New Ca.
a tie gave another OF it's delightful ope
Ii air concerts OIL Saturday evening
v There arc other towns on the PeniI
:, sula which are us rich us New Csstl,
Is and there are some nearly as lHrg,
= but on the question of music tine lit
4. city on tho Delaware river is ahead
n. all OF them. 1t has moro musician
5. and better baEds than any city or tow
on the Peninsula outside of Wlimn,
ton, and when tho size Is considera
II compares faYofably with It's big 81
le ter city,"
.e II is all right to stick up for yol
d home bands, nut tho person VINO wro
as the above notice has not heard Il
ii-iCity Cornet Band lately, for at prese
ge IL ranks equal. IL not superior to al
le band in Delaware. Tho band Ii
Is, made vast improvement during q
IT, last year under the leadership OF N
he Eberle. and II the scribe WHO wro
in the notice will go to Eighth Sire
ye Park OH Wednesday morning at
tso'c!ock. when the Jr. o. u A. !
,wIraises tho flag there. he will be CO
o. WINGED that the City Cornet Band
i.Iundoubtedly the best in the Stat
in | am not biased In any way, but IA
ut believe | know the difference | cam
nd permit our boys to 10 placed an
nd where but OH top.
We So
lie Postmaster Stewart Holds Over.
~ Owing to tho fact that there h
NJ been no executive meeting OF the ST,
70. ate since the nomination of Colon
III EnOCh Moore to he postmHsfpr of "