The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What In Transpiriug In the Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.

W" tHeo Dtha Nfcs
Correspondence of the Republican.
New CASTLE. Foo. 27th.-If ever the
unkind treatment of the railroad was
fully demonstrated towards the New
Castle people 1t was yesterday alter
noon when tho New Castle aecommo-
dation train" arrived here. Ali the
passengers were obliged to get off at
the outer station aud walk through
three inches Of slush and water at all
crossings. or course the 'accommo-
dalton train" went down to Bear Sta.
ton, and to the credit Of the railroad
be 1t said that there was not single
PASSENGER on board of 1t.
think 1t Is about time foI the com
pany to recognize the wants of the
/ people here. just as soon as the cleo.
trio road was considered certainty
then all the accomm odntions were OK.
tended to ono man at State Road and
to the mischief with New Castle. The
company claimed that 1t could got no
favOrs from the city. Now 1t has re-
ceived permission to raise tho bridge
and surely better accommodation
should be given to the patronage OF
the road than to compel them to walk
In, as yesterday afternoon, through a
snow storm and the pavements cover
ed with slush while the train went to
Bear Station without passenger.
A very enjoyable house. warming
was held on Saturday evening at the
residence of VIM. 1alaferro. Among
those present who enjoyed themselves
! thoroughly were: Misses Lucy Tala-
ferrc, Emma Harris, Corr Hudson.
Katie Mcguire, Katie 9imms, Ella
Truiti; Messrs. Arthur Murray. Ed.
Belchier. l.. o. Wise, Albert Tim ms,
Joseph Jordan, w. Marcus. T. j. Veg.
german, Samuel Tulaferro, Ferris
Jemison, Henry Talaferro. Par Tor
games were played by all present and
a delightful time was spent in general.
Refreshments were served.
/ Dame rumor has IL on the street
now that cupid has conquered the
heart OF a Fourth street young man
md that lie and II Brandywine humid
red young lady will be married March
IA. She goes further TO say that Il we'll
known widower now at Washington
| will bA also married in the month of
March.
one OF our young men went to fish
the other day and before he came back
he periormeda jolly little fete. His
lead dropped over tho side OF tho boat
and instead OF pulling 1t up by the
line he dlved TO the bottom for 1t.
4 III Nulihih Lea Dulo NOthl'lHs
mill is closed for n few days for re-.
PAIRS.
The cyclone of hard times on Satur-
pay struck several of the foramen of
AN indus rial establishment here and
blow IS Il week OFF their wages. 1t
also blew another OF tho foremen out
of the works. rs ho was given his
time In full.
lie work Mt the jail is progressing
favorably. There ia Il marked improve.
ment already III the condition OF the
prisoners where the WOO leu floors have
been placed in tue cells,
The G. A. G. received IN ore new mem
bers into its fold last evening.
st. Peters Ladies' /. A. Is. Society
VIII attend church in IL body next Sun
day morning and receive holy com
munion.
beg to thank two readers of the RE
publican for communications but rs
one Inns already been published il
another pa per and the contents Of the
other too personal, am sorry ! can
not use either OF them.
john Boyd, OF Philadelphia, Ia vlsit'
ing here. ..z-- .. 49,
Miss Maggie Harper left this morn
: ing for Wilmington.
The wrecked schooner Reindeer
which broke loose from er moorlngs
at the delaware Breakwator OIL Salur
! day morning, and driftcd soaward
was driven ashore by yesterday,
STORM one mile south OF Rehuhoti
| Life Saving SLation. 1t Is believed tina
the vessel vii break up IN Il few hours
Fart of her cargo of dynamite is still
: In her hold, ana white she pounds U,
the beacn everybody has given tn
, section OF Delaware II wide berth. Sht
: was sold ut the Delaware Breaiwate
for SIS.
The Delaware pilot boat Cope LANDED
, at tho iron I,ior MT the delaware Break
water yesterday, Pllo5 Peter Cham
burs. VINO had his leg broken on the
vessel during the storm.