The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WHAT TranspIrina In the Pretty Town On
the Delaware.
Correspondents oil the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, May 27Li

NEW CASTLE. May 2Tth.
Lost etrayed or stolen from Battery
Park on Saturday last. profession.
oil game OF buse ball. When last seen 1t
was being tuncoed by Lyttle. Higgins and
Company, with Leach sucking its life
blood out. Ferguson. Maddog and Steele
did every thing In their power to save tho
game, but 1t was OF no avail. A large
party OF citizens OF the grand stand and
bleachers left In pursuit.. They euoceedod
In saving the umpire. Any inforInatlon
concerning its whereabouts will be thank
fully received by an appreciative public
md all expenses willingly paid For full
description OF the game see small hand
bills 24xl1.
Mayor Boyd has teen somewhat wor.
rted that there Will be trouble among tho
Hungarian and Polish residents of Dob.
blnsvIlle. Recently the population in
that section has been largely Increased.
They are clnnisa and bitter feeling ex.
lists between the Poles and Huns.
Yesterday morning Hungarian appear.
cd before the Mayor and swore out II
warrant for the arrest of three young
foles on the Charge OF assault.
From Ills evidence at the trial II appear.
ed that on Saturday night he wns struck
by beer botte on the solo OF the foot
while sitting on his own step. He could
not connect the three young men with the
affair and the case was accordingly dis
missed.
The funeral OF John. the 12 year old boy
OF William Lpnders of Wilmington. took
place on Saturday. Interment was made
at st. Peters Cemetery this city.
The remains OF Robert Jordan who died
at Chester Hospital on Friday night will
be brought here this afternoon. His fu..
neral Will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the residence of his brother 624
Clarke street. Services will be held at the
house by Rev. s, B Wylie and interment
made at the Presby terlan Cemetery.
IL is Understood that Manager Hushe-
heck let his axe fall on Saturday night and
that at tast three new players will fill
positions on the team on Thursday.
James M. Wise, ST.. died last night
shortly after IL O'Clock, aged 81 Years.
The marriage OF William IL. Cannon,
Ice cream manufacturer and Miss Maude
Sharpe King Isl announced to take place
on June "a.
The schooner Longfellow. from Huma
Goa, Porto Rico. arrived at the Delaware
Breakwater yesterday after having en-.
countered series OF gales. When near
Cape Hntter as the sea made clean breach
OF her decka. Some Of her sails were
split and others We're torn away and lost.
Men. women and children on Saturday
afternoon thronged the wharyee, and
viewed the beautiful ocean greyhound st.
Louis as che passed down on her trl al
trip. Tho craft on the river salute1 the
Saint and tbey looked like the plgmies in
Gulliver's Travels alongside of her
The tug Juno which arrived at tho Dcla.
ware Breakwater last night. reported that
the st. Louis was at anchor In the fog
near the Buoy Of the Brow, which is 9i
miles from Philadelphia, and ten miles
from the Breakwater. The continuance
OF the fog late last night gave little pros.
pect OF an opportunity for the St. Louis
to get out OF the bay during the night.
The Forty Hours devotion commenood
In st. Peters church gt the mass yester.
day. The altar sSclety IL deserving Of
which 1t arranged the choice flowers on
the main altar. With the hundreds OF
burning candles mixed through the
flowers the altar preaented beautiful
scene. The Blessed Sacrament was ex.
posed for alteration during the afternoon
and tho church was thronged with Wor.
shippers.
In the evening Rev L. L. Brady
preached one of the most eloquent and
impressive sermons heard tor years in
1t. Peters Church. He dwelt on the do,
light innocent man felt OH Being ln the
presence of God. 1t is strange that Christ
does not get dlsgusted with tile people
He Is in our churches both day and night
and the people cannot afford quarter of
an hour Ill his presence and tell Him their
woes and ask Him for the necessary
grace. The sermon to night Will be
preached by Rev. Father Haugh, S. j.
Watson Post No. q. A. Il. began tho
Memorial Day exercises yesterday by at
tending Sol Vices In body at Immatluel
Episcopal Church where they heard an
eloquent and patriotic address by Chap
lain Munson.
:, An examination for teachers In School
NO. = took place on Saturday