The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-22
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
what is Transpiring in the Pretty Town
On tho Delaware.
Of the Republican.

what is Transpiring in the Pretty Town
On tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE. March 81.
Bishop Coleman visited the city
schools yesterday morning. After
devotional exercises In the
nigh school department lie made a
short address to the pupils in that
room. He spoke very encouraglngly
to them and expressed himself as
much pleased with the general condi.
tIon of things. He then, In company
with Principal Knapp, visited the other
rooms, where he spoke very kindly to
this children OF the value OF an educa.
tlon and OF their part in obtaining a
good standing In school work.
The funeral OF John Il. Brady Will
take place next Monday morning a I
s. so o'clock. The Ancient Order Of
|Hibernians, of which he was member,
will have charge OF the funeral.
Miss Mary Jolly, Second street, Is
lindisposed with an attack of pneumo-
mia.
New Castle will miss the jovlal
who. having sold his house on Fifth
street. as stated in tile REPUBLICAN
two weeks ago, to a prominent young
man 80 that he may be assessed next
wear, will remove to Bradley Park,
IN. J. ."z"
one of our young mon and six
young women went to Christiana yes
lerday to have their fortunes told.
They were told lots and lots that made
their thoughts travel to the high
sky"
Two property owners asked me
last evening to say that deputation
will attend the next meeting of the
city Council to obtain permission to
transplant the stones which the city
have stored on James L. Biggs' lot on
Delaware street to the bed of Front
street, where there are plenty OF big
holes ready to receive anything which
c ZONES along. #. z
They say OF course this has been
hard year, and that taxes have not
been paid. but why not collect tile 1892
taxes and demand a return OF the $50
loaned to the Marsh Company? The
Ccmmonw ealth wants good roads, and
New Castle wants good streets, and
why, continued the real estate
men. they both can keep on wanting.
William r.. Orphen. the plumber.
Third and Shlpley street. Wilmington.
his great beer pumps, for the Star
hotel. The proprietor OF the Star saw
Ills advertisement in the REPUBLICAN
and i'm mediately secured his services.
The leading paper still leads.
Holy Week services in the Emmanuel
Episcopal Church have been conducted
daily at 10 and O'Clock. Services to.
morrow will be from 10. so to IL O'Clock.
From ~ to $ o'clock the congregation
will commune among themselves.
Bishop Coleman has been here for
three days and Rev. Alexis DUPONT
Coleman was here yesterday during
the absence of the pastor. Rev. p. b.
Lightner. ..5....@-
The fishermen are much encouraged
at present for although 1t Is week
with fair success. Albert Vining was
head boat yesterday.
All departments In the Delaware
Iron Works are closed down, and the
only industrial plant here doing any
thing is the VIM. Lea Sons Company's
2rist mill.
Harry Price. manager of the Jack
Long Comedy Company, reports that
.egardless of the hard times the tickets
Tor the show on March 81 are meeting
with great sale.
Oh. 1eLeI u N. ". IuuTcu was phCkeu
this morning at the s O'Clock mass.
The main altar presented a dazzling
appearance, as amidst the richest OF
lowers und palms hundreds of can
dies spread their light. The vest
ments used and the draperies on the
altar were the Richest In the possession
OF the church. The church WAS Wis
tied all day by large numbers of wor.
shippers. 5..o
MIR. and Mrs. John B. Manlove and
George W. Eckles attended the Ep.
Sorth NJ. L. Church entertainment
last evening.
several from here have been attend
ng the Opera House during the en-
lertainments given by the waite's
Company. They report that the Or
chestra surpassed in excellence any
thing they ever heard. They say they
often paid seventy-ilve cents to see
worse plays taan what they saw Tor
ten cents.