The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-25
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
whntis TranspIrina In the Protty Town o.
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF tile Repubiicuu.
New CASTLE. July 25, 1895.

Officer Harrington feels very sore over
the shooting of his valuable dog. In
speaking to reporter Of the REPUBLICAN
last evening he stated that he would not
have taken S25 for the dog. IL the person
who shot his pet had come to him he
would have paid him for whatever chick
ems bad been killed. IL was mean way
to kill little animal that was such good
company to him at night.
Coiieid Beach. that beautiful stretch OF
velvet strand mile south OF New Castle,
was taken possession or this morning hy
several carriage loads of prominent Will
mlng.onlans. Parties go there every day
and enjoy the pleasures of q good bathe
In the salt waters OF the Delaware. The
woods nearby are then Wis sted. and, with
good shade from the sun and a etiff
bieeze blowing. the good thiDge found In
the lunch hamper are greatly relished.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary NJ. Mitchell
took place yesterday afternoon. Services
were conducted at the house by Rev. MIR.
Miller. stanton. Interment was made at
st. Lames' Cemetery, Stanton.
William Boulden, a prominent young
man OF this city. Is lying very low with an
attack OF fever and dysentery.
Mrs. Martin Leonard Is indlsposed with
severe attack OF rheumatism in the left
eide. DIR. Black fears The results should
1t go up as high as hor heurt.
The latest gossip spread upon the wings
oil ru NOR ls that one OF our young busl-
ness men has taken unto himself wife
Several OF the sporting fraternity Will
attend the races at Hure's Corner this
afternoon Tne events will consist OF
colt race, 0. 2.4e; milk wagon, Q 50, and
tree.for all trotters and PAGERS.
Joseph Francis. the Is months old baby
OF John Lenoir. died yesterday afternoon
Interment will be made to IN orrow after.
noon In 81 Peters Cemetery.
There will be II meeting in the town hall
on tomorrow evening for the purpose OF
explaining the principles OF the Jr. O. u.
a. Nj. Hugh Q. Brown will be the princl.
pal orator.
petition is being circulated In the
Delaware Iron Works and aligned by the
workmen asking the superintendent 10
close down the works at noon on Satur-
day. Tne people would then have an op.
portunity to attend the q. A. O., Rockford
game. The New Castle people do
not like the rumor that has reached here
to the effect that Gerald DouGnerty will
not act as umpire.
The schooner James NJ. Carey carried
of the boat In which she found MIlbourne
adrift on the Delaware on Tuesday after.
noon.
Union and Mount Salem N. E. Churches
Will give combined excursion Oh We'd
nesday next across the river to New Jer.
sey.
at least $50 persons from this city went
to Woodland Bench yesterday on the
steamer Thomas Clyde.
Tho people would prefer Au gustlne
Pier but the fare is the same to both places
and therefore the people go on the steam.
er That gives them the most for their
money: and therefore the patronage given
C. tho Riverside is very poor. as the price
is higher than ever before to go TO the
pier.
New Castls wes visited yesterday after.
noon by a blooming damsel who wore
bloomers-
Miss Elsie Black returned home last
evening after weeks visit In Elkton and
TWO weeks In EN- metsburg, Md.
Mics Mary Harrington Of Whining ton is
stopping AZ the Giipin house.
Get your shoes at MeGrory'e.
IL l. Cayenaugh W. A. Cavenaugh and
Miss Marie b. Cavenaugh, of Manhattan,
Kansas. returned home to-day after n
pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mra. A. NJ,
Hizer. ii. L. CavenauRh graduated With
high honors at West Point last June
Miss Agnes Palmer of philadelphia ia
the guest OF Mrs. Foster. North Third
street.
Miss Gertrude Hatfield and William
Jer,ison went to Shellpot Park last even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gallagher re
turned home from Atlantic City last even.
ing.
Miss Sallie Jones while Grabbing on
tuesday AFTERNOON fell out of the boat.
beyond good drenchlng the young lady
Mrs. woolson is spending q week at
Bombay Hook.
Mrs. Charles V. Wise, son and dau ghter
Ieft Yesterday for two weeks stay at
/ Ponnsgrove,
Mrs. Irwin Varsdalen wont to Philadel-
phin last evening on visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orion Oarrlok snter Lained
number OF Philadelphia friends yesler
day.
Chief Engineer J. P. Michley, by an
from m NJ