The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
NEW CASTLENEW
Svhnsis TranupirinR In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware.
Correspondence OF thu REPUBLICAN
Nav CASTLE, August 9lst.

On the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,
Nav CASTLE. August slst.
Some time last May Levi Bayard,
colored. was released from the jail l
here. Soon afterwards while employed
by Samuel Collins, farmer living
near Red Lion. 1t Is alleged that Levi
helped himself to lot OF clothing and
other articles from MIR. Collins place.
A week or SO ago while Robert Arm
strong, OF ChristiaDa, was In Whining
ton horse belonging to him was
stolen and o carriage belonging to
Collins also left the carriage house.
The State detectives were notified and
yesterday, between Chester and Thur.
low. Levi was arrested whilst trying
to sell the team for f25. He was ar.
rested Joy Detectives Witsil and Mo
one Of Collins coats, which disappear.
cd last May, and In the pocket was q
knife belonging to the family. Al
soon as the necessary papers can be
secured Bayard will be brought to
Delaware.
John franklin. colored. died at the
'almshouse on Wednesday. Last Sat.
lurday night while under the influence
of liquor he sat down and tell asleep
on the railroad near To wnsend. He
was aroused from his siumber by q
train which came along. His arm was
BROKEN In two places and he received
other injuries. lie succeeded In reach
ing farmers stable in the neighbor-
hood. Sunday morning the farmer
after giving him q good breakfast
a hi 80 a.
sent to the almshouse on the next
train.
A spirited horse belonging to Jesse
IBiggs became frightened at q loco.
motive on the railroad at tine foot OF
Fourth street, and In turning around
fell down ana broke a shaft OF the
road cart to which he was ATTACHED.
Receiver of Taxes Dickey was at the
Mayors ONCE to-day. 1t is more than
Iincon venlent to some to have to get
there between the hours OF and
O'clock. But everything goes and
there Is no use OF kicking.
Passengers on the 6.l5 o'clock &C.
com m odation train last evening were
given q little more than their tickets
called for. as Conductor Evans had to
play leading part to keep lady
passenger In her proper position. The
lpuOk htu1 uuu phtthhou u bOIu6 bcE6oy
watermelon which had been inocu.
lated by Jersey lightning and her
stomach and head became somewhat
out OF their usual state and her limb q
failed to support her body.
Mrs. II. II. Borie and family have
Ireterned homo from Atlantic City.
Mics L. Martindale has returned
home from her vacation at Saratoga
and other New York resorts.
W. ii. Bradley and force Of men
were bus;ly engaged yesterday on the
ball field. Tho diamond is q regular
beauty now and the left field bank has
been removed.
i The NJ. E. Sunday school went Ia
iGermanla Park yesterday on its annual
excursion. Thoy had right good
time
Many q mother will be delighted
next Tuesday morning when the
schools will open. as the mothers will
know where the boys will be at. I'll Z
boys and girls are in good spirits over
no close of vacation season. The old
building has been renovated,
land 1t ls one Of the most substantial
school buildings ut present In the state.
Miss Elsie l.. Johnson is visiting Mrs
IJohnW. Doughten In Wilmington.
Mics Bessie NJ. Able of Pennsvllle IL
Visiting Mrs. Albert Temple.
Snow S. and John W. Doughten have
returned home after two weeks visit
here.