The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16
NEWCASTLE NEWS.
What Ia Trnnspiring In tho Pretty Town
On the Delaware.

New CASTLE. April 16, 1894.

Oh tue boHtWhfos
of the REPUBLICAN,.
New CASTLE, April 16. 1894.
The entertainment given by the Sun
day school OF st. Peters Church on
Saturday evening was q grand sue
cess. 1t consisted of tableaux, dia-
llogues. recltations and songs. Each
number was rendered In excellent
style. The Dialogues. THE Jolly
Work men" and advertising for Help"
were deserving of special mention.
Quite a large number OF persons
went from this city yesterday to New
port for the purpose OF seeing the
rank and file OF Coxeys army. They
reported on their return that there
were only twenty-five in camp and
that the men were not representative
citizens and were almost without food.
When they cannot make favorab bic
impression on tho people In general, 1t
lis doubtful II they will mako an i'm
presslon on the Congressman at Wash
ington.
| Packages called for or delivered,
rates the lowest, accomm odatione the
best and everything under cover on
steamer Reybold.
As stated In the REpUBLIcAN tue
other day Il quiet wedding took place in
st. Peters Church on Wednesday even
ing last, tine contracting parties be-
ing Frank Carlin and Miss Mary
Farley. Philip Sheridan was best man
and Miss NJ. Carlin bridesmaid. The
ceremony was performed by Rev f.
L. Brady.
William Bartlett and Wesley Haw-
klis went down the river on Satur-
day and returned yesterday morning
with 800 shad. 1t Is supposed they
bought them while on their trip.
Round trip tickets to Philadelphia
50 conts. Leaves at $50 and rotu, us
from city at $50. Steamer keybold.
The people took advantage OF the
fine weather yesterday and spent the
greater part of the ideal spring day
out Of doors. Bicyclers were out In
force while carriages kept rolling
through town oil day and the old und
young alike took strolls along tho
roads, river or ON the Battery
, Services were held yesterday after
Brady. The SuGlay-school teachers
and the church choir were also pres.
ent and sang several HYMNS.
The Board of Education committee
on school property snys that school
building No. 2 ID safe and that there
lis no danger to tile teachers or the
Children. Even II il Is an old building
1t IL claimed tn be substantial and the
would not | am sure Say
that the building WAS safe unless II
was 80.
At the regular meeting OF Division
No. 3. A. o H., held on Saturds Y
evening, Peter Toner WAS elected
president TO fill the uneXplred Term
of the lato Frank +. Reynolds, and
Jur,es L. Fariey was elected yice-presi-
dent. to ill the unexpired term OF
MIR. Toner.
Miss Name Carlin. of Philadelphia.
who has been visiting friends here for
the past month, returned home to
day. ...
Miss Rosa Collins has returned from
% thee weeks' visit TO Washington.
Miss Susie McCalln left To-day for
pro onged visit TO friends in Phl!adcl.
pbia and New York.
Frank Bore, Of Philadelphia. spent
yesterday at home with his parents.
Mir, Constable. OF Eiktun. was the
guest of New astle friends yesterday.
Joeeph ougherty had his arm badly
scnlGed ON Saturday whilO 1t work H.
the WOODEN mills
The chip Glenairon, frcm Have.
France, which arrived ut the Break
water yesterday, had two cases OF
smallpox among tho crew during the
passage which are Low convalsscent.
4 he ship waa ordered 10y he Hospital
Surg, on to Reedy Island for dislnrec.
ton.
The G. A. e., attended services last
evening iii First Baptist Church.