The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
new CASTLE NEWS


Correspondence OF the Republican.
NLw CASTLE. April Z.
quiet wedding took place last
evening In st. Peters Il. q. Church In
the presence OF lew Immediate
friends, the contracting parties being
Harry j. Horn OF Wilmington and
Mise Maggie MeCauley of this city.
Miss Name McGue was bridesmaid
| and Albert Harrington best man. The
| ceremony was performed by Rev. Il.
l.. Brady. The groom ie q vol known
| barber OF the east slde and the bride is
connected with the choir and Ladies'
L. A. b. Society Of st. Peter Church.
August Blumberg. who sfor several
years has been connected with John
L. Connolly In tho tailoring business
has commenced for himself at the cor
ner OF Delaware street and Fourth
street where he undoubtedly will do a
rood business as hs ls one of the lend
Ing tailors In the State and for giving
| style and cut cannot be surpassed.
Choice country butter 25c. dozen
fresh eggs. 25c; 3 lbs. choice No. Q
mackerel, 25c; 4 cans corn. csc; 3 cans
best corn, re; 8 cans best tomatoes,
25c; best No. mnckerel, t5c per 10. or
2 10. for 25c. Fresh vegetables at
Thompson's.
All enjoyable time was spent by
largo number OF young people last
evening who rendered surprise to
Miss LILY Shaw.
Captain Chambers and MIR. Frank
Stout, Agent OF the Society fer tie
prevention of cruelty TO children, were
here yesterday afternoon invostigat-
ing the age OF Laura Woolson. After
a visit to the nurse who was present
at the time OF her birth and to another
| lady who knew the father OF the girl
since he Was baby and who has
| dau ghter who was born six months be-
fore Laura. the fnct was settled that
! the girl was fifteen years old lust
March. This makes 1t fortunate
! thing for Jennings as lie Just escapes
the rigor of the law.
q G Byron, tile Great Saehem of
\ tie Improved Order of Red Mon, ac-
companied by H. Howard, paid visit
to Seminole Tribe. No I, this city, OH
Thursday evening, and raised up the
| following chiefs for tho ensuing term:
Prophet, Frank Meredith; sachem,
George X. MuIry; senior sycamore.
| Vim, Brown; junior sycamore, Ihomas
| d Walls; chiof OF records, John FnEE;
keeper OF Tampum. George W. Van.
tinei first sonnap, Thomas +. Morgan;
| second scnnap. James Downham.
Tho report for the term Just ended
showed the tribe to ba in good con.
dit on both financially aud numerical.
ly md tile Great Sachem cOngratula-
tod the tribe on its condition at pre-
seEt.
he section hands received their
monthly ray this morning. II Is
etated that this Is the last full pay
that two gangs will receive as they in.
| tend to quit work tonight.
| During tue winter they had only
| five days work, and now that tho busy
season is here thoy will not agree to
work for Il day.
The work on the road is laborlous
and tine men are bound. as IL were, by
Ell iron contract for should n wreck
or wnshout occur they are obliged TO
report, no matter what time OF the
night II may no or what kind CT
weather it is, and the same rule up.
plios to Sundays.
Now Just imO1ne the kindness OF
tho company to tho2e men who all
week for instance are putting In cro1s
tics that when Sunday comes they are
obliged to work on that day or lose
their situation. IL Is stated here that
there is not full gang of section
bands between hero and DelniRr.
Miss Farrell OF phllud0 puia, is the
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Mcknight.
William Brown. Jr., has returned
from visit to Philadelphia friends.
The Columbia Athletic Club Will at.
tend seryic, 8 in st Peters Church to
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock and
listen to II sermon by Rev. L. l.. Brady