The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Whar Is Tran.pirins in the Pretty Tow on
tho Delaware
correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 18th.

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George W. Davis is the best shoe m aksr
In town.
Two hacks conveying members Oh the
Star Light Social left here last evening
Ind droveto Bancroft's Banks. noar VII.
nlngton to the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William q. Grimes, formerly OF this city.
ne merry party returned home early this
mol ming and reported that o delightful
dms was enjoyed BY all who were pres.
mt.
4 Among those who constituted the party
we're Misses Bertha Sipple, Ada Mnguire,
carrie Cilne. Lucy Ford, Maggie Shaw,
Hattie King, Clara Yinin9, Lillian Shaw.
Naude King Sallie Truitt Cora Hudson
Emma Harris, Flora Lowell.
Messrs. Louis McLoughlin Robert New
love, John Hammers, Charles Sidney
King, Ed ward j. Weggenmann, Harry II,
erice Wilbur Meredith. James Conneliy,
yohn Iobin, Arthur Murray, Sa muei
Mitchell. james Shaw.
Officer Matthew Tobin yesterday morn.
ing monstrated the fact again that he
" one of the most efficient wearers of a
star In this State. There have been dom-
plants made from time to time OF wan
ton attacks being made on the Leslie
property. managed by the Guarantee
Arust and Safe Deposit Company. Yes
terday morning the efficient officer heard
, noise among the trees. and on inyesti-
eating found boy chopplng down pine
Tree.
The youth was promptly arrested and
tbe agents OF ths property communicated
with. who agreed TO withdraw the charge
t,n the ground that he be of good behavior
End keep away from the grounds. Mayor
9erbert stated last evening that the next
person found trespasslng on or defacing
IN any way the property will be made
public example OF by being quickly tried.
md the full penalty OF the law will bd i'm
posed.
Rev. J. II. Coiwell, D. D.. OF Dover, who
Is the guest OF Rev. v. s. Collins will oe.
supy the pulpit OF the NJ. L. Church TO-
morrow morning.
New Castle will shortly have another
musical organization. us. file and drum
porps was formed last evening. Thomas
BmIth will be the instructor.
BY the breaking OF o large belt In the
hue mill department OF the Deiuware
Iron Works caused u shut down In that
department yesterday for a couple OF
hours.
William H. Walls, the genial blacksmith
1t Hare's Corner will celebrate his twenty
seventh birthday on Monday evening. He
has Invited lsrge number oil his friends
10 be present.
Harry Walters has been appointed roll
settler in the Delaware Iron Works In place
Of John Reynolds who is indtsposet for
tho past two weeks
Several OF the dogs bitten by the mad
dog on Thursday were shot yesterday,
2 The citizens have complied with the order
issued by Mayor Herbert and have muz
Eled their CANNES.
A reporter OF an afternoon paper on
Thursday evening called up Represbu IA
five Brown for an interview on tho Ssna-
torial question. The genial young man
last evening said that he llattered him
\ eeif on having enough common sense to
fnow that everybody's business was no
kody's buainess. When Tile proper time
Bomes he will lot ths people OF the State
know his chotcs. Until then this outside
world can only surmse.
Several from here went to Whining ton
yesterday to hear Sousa's famous band.
was highly pleased to see the bright
and smiling countenanoa OF our leading
butcher, John A. Walls on the street Mr.,
Walls has been indisposed for about u
week.
Tho carpenters have finished placing a
new shingle roof on the residence or Dr.
John ]. Black.
The Allan Line steamship Siberian. which
ran Into the sunken British steamship
Allegheny near Ship John. Delaware Bay
and which returned TO Philadelphia badl y
damaged has com pleted repairs aud pass.
Cd down to-day for Glasgow. It cost
over Sl7, 600 to repair tho vessel Tho loss
on tho vessel and cargo amounted to over
Sl20.000