The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS
whnt Is TranspIrIug In the Pretty Town On
the Delaware. ....
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN.
New Castle. Nov. 27th.


New Castle. Nov. 27th.
DIR. Cook in the course Of his sermon on
Sunday in the First Baptist Church dweit
OIL the sentinel duty OF the christian oitl-
zen, from Gen. H. II.
As Abraham watched the sacrifices pre-
pared for the ratification of tile covenant
between God and himself symbolicai as
II may be OF lsaac's duty to the promis ed
land, SO we are to guard the blessings
God has given US In order to retain
them.
Among those things we are to shield
from every foe here named-0ur public
schools. civil liberty and religious free.
dom.
The speaker dwelt upon the necessity
OF education for free people and of free
schools. free from all sectarian influence,
supported by tile State upon the cost OF
civil liberty, which had been purchased by
the need Of maintaining 1t by the sover-
eighty OF the people and the freedom Of
the press.
Last evening at 8 o'clock word was re-
oeived at the maritime exchange that the
American Dnor, Indiana had passed the
Break water on her way up the river. Con.
siderable anxiety has prevailed for the
past few days az the Indiana was a week
overdue and the recent storms at sea
caused the anxiety for her safety
The Y. p. s. U. T. OF the First Baptist
evening In honor OF it's fourth anniver.
cary. pleasing programme was render
cd. alter which refreshments were ssrved
to all and delightful evening was
spent.
lie contended for the purity OF the bal
lot and said that man who would sell
his vote was unworthy to have the ballot
and should De disfranchised forever. II Is
right for every man to worship God ac-
cording to his own belier and that he
would be protected In it and lot alone
without Interference from the civil power
For the preservation of our liberty
there must bA entire separation of church
and state. The Baptists should never
se.h as Baptsts the public monies for the
con troll OF courts.
A strange feature about the case Ia that
the thief found So confederate bill
among the money but left 1t behind him.
No clue as yet has been obtained OF the
burglar.
The regular meeting of the Board Of
Education takes place this evening.
The members Of the Phoenix Fire Com.
pany OF Wilmington who came here last
evening to attend the com bined fair made
q credital'le showing.
J. ]. Malloy was chief marshal and his
men impressed the people very favorably
by their excellent marching.
In the Opera House the laddes showed
their chlvalry among the pretty girls and
at one time II looked us II the Phoenix
Company would use the able services of
John H. Manlove The girls hope John
will come over again.
When charles Mcgginson went to bed
on Saturday night everything around his
homestead seemed to be all right. On
awakening Sunday morning he was sur.
prised to find that his clothes had walked
across the room during the night and
were not where he had laid them when he
retired. On Investigation he found that
some one had entered htsroom during the
mig hit and taken 525, a gold watch a pair
OF gold-rimmed eye glasses and re.
volver.
On going down stairs he discovered that
the thief had entered by prylng Off win.
dow shutter. The thief sucked six eggs
and took away several jars OF jelly
George NJ. Weldon has been seriously
alleDted with spasm5 for the last few
days. Drs. Black and Tybout have been
In attendance
We will have two games OF foot ball on
Thanksgiving Day here. The Lemon Hill
club will tackle the Young Hickory team
OF Wilmington. The boys here average
lis pounds and intend to treat the visitors
royalty. The understanding Is that the
visitors will be entertained at dinner and
that the game will begin at 2 o'clock.
The q. A. G. Juniors will tackle the
Dover team and line up as follows;
Case, right end; Meredith, right tackle;
Bridgeuater, right guard; Wilhelme. can
tackle; Wise, left end; Wilson, quarter
back; yining. right half; Lancaster. lett
half; Smith, full back.