The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-13
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is TrnnspirinR In the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.

What is TrnnspirinR In the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.
Correspondence Of the Republican,
NEW CASTLE, April 10.
Not for years has there been q death
here where sorrow was more visible
than that OF Francis p. Reynolds. In
his everyday life he was kind towarde
every one and everything, always try
ing his best to make every one com.
forta ble. and HIS left hand did not
know what his right hand doeth. In
church circles he was one of the young
men who are always ready and willing
10 assist whenever assistance was 70.
quired. In society work he was an
earnest worker. In this line he was
one OF the prime movers In the great
county ball Of the A. o. H.. which will
be held tonight In Shields library
Hall, Wilmington. His death has
caused regular gloom among his
many friends, and the deepest SYM
pathy Is extended by all to Ills bereav-
ed wife, little baby and family rela-
tlons.
At special meeting of Division No.
8, A. o. H., New Castle, Del. held
April 9th. 1894. The following resolu-
tions OF coincidence were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to remove
from our midst by the hand OF death.
our esteemed brother and our late
president, Francis reynolds, and
Whereas. 1t ia but just that tribute
OF respect should be accorded him
whose warm-heurted. generous nature
and high principles OF honor endeared
him to all and bound us to him by ties
OF friendship; theie fore be 1t
Resolved. That we eymplthiZo with
bis grief.strlckeD wife and family and
earnestly pray that God may enable
them to boar with Christian resigna-
ton their irreparable loss.
Resolved, That by this death of our
late brother. the A o. III. has lost O
fearless advocate, Division No. n
faithful member, one who will long be
respected for his good qualities and
his kind disposition.
Resolved, That a copy OF these reso.
lutions be presented to the family of
our deceased brother. and published
In the DAILY REPUBLICAN and Evening
Journal ard entered on the records of
the Division. WIN. s. MARrIN,
JOHN /. BOYLE,
JAMES l.. FARLEY,
Committee on Resolutions.
st. Peters Sunday School will hold
al entertainment In the basement OF
the church tomorrow evening.
Among the many items on this pro-
gram are the following. Song of well
come, address by John Atkinson.
tableau ''Old Woman In the Shoe" by
infant class. Several Dialogues and
vocal and instrumental selections.
Among those who will participate
i.a Ia
dian, Mary Silcox, Annie Parks. Lizzie
Finnegan, Maggie Lawlor. Carrio Ped
rick, George McGrory and Israel Rid
lngs.
neat stage has been erected, the
basement tastefully decorated and the
stage settings pretty and attractive.
A small admission fee will be charged.
August Blumberg, who for several
yeare, has been connected with JoEn
L. Connolly IN the tailoring business.
has commenced in business for him
self. at the corner OF Fourth aud Della
ware streets where the latest fashions
and lowest prices will prevail.
John Il. Stops gems to be making
things right lively in the harness busi-
ness. Yesterday he shipped q hand
some double set of strong harness to
MIR. Hart OF Townsend.
The steamer Reg bold carries double
the amount OF freight it used to on
account OF ita low charges.
Al. Davis, one OF our best fishermen.
bad his net badly torn up yesterday
by being run into by n schooner.
Much complaint has been made late
'ly of tramp steamers and schooners
which mpke 1t point every possible
time to destroy the nets.
Several men arrived hero yesterday
looking for lost cabins and lost boats
and nets which were carried away by
the storm Of the previous days.
90 cents for round trip ticket to
Philadelphia. Freight rates the loves t
on Steamer Reybold.
Frank King is confined to his bed
with an injured leg. On Wednesday,
while at the wharf he was blown In to
the river, and no fell on the edge of
one OF the boats and injured his leg
badly,
A gentleman who has returned from
Delaware City says that strange
signt WAS presented there on Wednes-
day. when the people were Obliged to
use boats to 20 to the storee,
The cellars OF lnrge numbers OF the
houses Were flooded and several hun
dreds OF herring were caught in the
houses.
lue great ocean tugs hercules and
International put into har5or last
evening.
Dame rumor. the tickle lass, had 1t
reported last eveaing that a quiet
wedding took place here on Wednes-
day evening. Inquiry failed to verify
the report.
The New Castle correspondent OF
the REPUBLICAN will foel deeply gI ate
full for the Information as to whether
the following sentence from an edi-
torial ''nuis" paper In Delaware Is hog
latin, southern grammar OF free trade
geography.
The same sort of llaison for which
Colonel Thompson to killed man In
Kentucky lie defends another man In
Washington.
would advise the editor to give 1t
to his New Castle correspondent to be
placed In square hole 2x6.'
Max Ephraim, the proprietor OF the
New York Clothing House. OF vii
mington. was here yesterday after
noon. Max has a big trade among
the New Castle men. and he intends
to come here from time to time and
take orders.