The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Ia Transpirlns In the Prettv Tswn
On the Delaware.
OF the REpunLIcAN
New CASTLE. June 20. 1894.

New CASTLE. june 20. 1894.
Through the kindness OF a reporter
OF Philadelphia paper with which l
am connected, am able to give the
the following account OF the wedding
to-day OF City Councilman John II.
Martin;
A pretty high noon wedding took
place In 81. Stephens II. G. Church to.
day, the contracting parties being
John II, Martin, member OF the City
Council of New Castle. Delaware, and
q leading society young iado. OF this
city. Miss Adele G. Smith. The cere.
mony was performed by the Rev.
Father McLoughlin In the presence Of
q large circle OF friends. Miss Sarah
Mitchell, OF New York. was brides
made, aud Mr.. John Crumlish, of Will
mlngton. was best man.
The bride looked charming In a we'll
fitting frock OF white Duchess satin
entrain, while her veil was caught up
10y diamond crescent and carried
bridal roses.
Miss Mitchell looked well In beau.
tiful gown of pale blue India silk and
carried bunch of pink sweet peas.
The groom and Rroomsman wore The
conventional black.
A Wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. ut the residence OF the
brides father, 222l Tioga street.
The bridal couple started on a west
ern trip after the wedding breakfast
was served. On their re turn they vii
: Buffalo. New York. On THURSDAY
i evening. June 2S a reception will be
: held at the handsome Leslie Mansion
: New Castle. The couple Will reside
: in handsomely furnished dwelling
. on Vino street Now Castle. Philadel
} phla's loss Is New Castles gain.
: In answer to the question last even
: Ing What ls new" John A. Walls in
: formed me that the night before NJ
! had dream. He dreamed that ne wa:
leading politician md that he wa,
, stamping the State. He had lots o.
D money, lots Of friends and lots o
promises. He was speaking to a larg'
. meeting at Dover Oh the Single Ia
Q question. Finally no thought tn
meeting turned into three cornere,
one.
Senator Gray spoke about what tn
Republicans had done, Senator Hig
gins spoke about what tho Democrat
, had promised out had not done; an
= IN tho nurns of the single tax part
!. Mr.. Walls spoke CT what they were &c
Ing to do. Ho saw the crowd surg
aud shout approval just as he invoke {
i, tlnc big mosquito buz1ing around hi
head.
The swimming season has opsne
hero. In the evenings now tho youth
can DO seen diving of the Delawar
i street wharf and swim around.
w. III. Voltz. of Philadelphia. one G
tho managers of the steamer City o
!, Richmond. was here last evening
!. The big steamer was to have stopped
, but for some unaccountable reuso
/, she did not. For the Accommodate
OF New Castle people site will stop o
all her trips To the fishing banks l.
|. take on and lot oil all those who wis
To 90 for u pleasant time.
, IL there ls any one iii tho cit
: who doe5 not like to, nor cannot ga
!. the moat that is hawked around IN til
, butcher wagons the required col
!, wanted can be- always had ut tho sho
OF John A. Walls.
The q. A. q. can boast of the hant
soonest club desk in the State. II ID
large affair of antique oak with
handsome back. In which appears III
II cards OF business men OF PHILADELPHIA
g and Wilmington. A full supply {
y Stationery will always he on hand ft
y the use OF visitors and members. 4
" William j. Holman belongs the crod
d OF the idea and the furnishing OF Il
desk. which cost a neat sum.
y A horse belonging TO Il. Il. T. CLAIR
y while attached to roller on Monda
It evening, fell dead. ....5..