The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-17
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WHAT'S Trnuspiring la the Prstty Town os
the Delaware.


Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE. June II. 1895.
John White, q well known young man
OF this city. but who i5 employed in VIII
mlngton, hud one of his legs and aims
badly hurt yesterday during runaway.
He arrived home on the 10. 10 O'Clock train
last evening and from what could be
leaxned last evening, White was driving a
hack with loud OF young people who
went into the country to have good
time. On the return trip while conf ng
down hill two drunken mon tried to
catch the horses.
The spirited animals mnds sudden
dash, the tongue oil the haok broke and
White was unable to hold the horses. The
hack made complete upset anl
rolled down the hill with It's live frelgnt.
Several of the occupants were Injured and
the hack was badly broken.
The City Cornet Band took about 230
admirers to delaware City on Saturday
evening on moonlight excursion. AS
usual the music rendered by the band
was excellent. AT Delaware City in Cask-
ey Hall fair sized audience gathered to
hear the delightful concert In addition
to the selections by the band Miss Lizzie
McCue and Mlss Regina Mahonoy render
ed pleasing solos in a manner that de-
lighted those who had tho pleasure Of
being present.
the colo very credltably rendered By
Wallace Cannon. But Miss Bessie Kuntz
hal the audience In continual roar the
entire time she was recitlng the Incident
OF the colored man counting the eRgs.
Rev. Hubert Il. Brady, who was ord ain
ed to the priesthood on Thursday last at
st. Johns College. Brooklya celebrated
his ilyst mass In ST. Peters Churcn ycster-
day morning. at 10.30 O'Clock, Inc altar
society had SPARED no pains In decorat.
ing the altar. The church was packed to
its capacity. There were several friends
OF the young priest present from Wi.
mington The Rev. Edward L. Brady
preached the eermon on THE Priesthood"
After dwelling on the fact that II was a
privilege ami an honor to tiaye a priests
first mass celebrated In church he dwelt
on the relation Of the priest between God
and the people. AS he chose his disciples
mass The new priest bestowed his blsssln g
individually on the congregation at the
altur rails.
In the evening Father Brady con-
Quoted the veeper service and the deVo-
tions OF the Sacred Heart and Benediotion
OF the Blessed Sacrament.
benjamin r. EustlcR, well known
resident OF New Castle, died yesterday
afternoon aged 75 years.
Wilbur Meredith appeared on the street
yeaterlay with handsome now wagon to
carry the Sunday papers. Next Sunday
he intends to go to Newport and furnish
the peopie OF that town with the Sunday
papers.
Whom. oh when, will the base ball clubs
OF the beg cities get 1t into their heads
that New Castle has q fret class team
On Saturday the Camden. N. j., team
came here with full stock of self
opini nation to go home with the feeling
that New Castle Junior club could wallop
them easily. The score was Is to 8 in favor
| Of tho Q A. q. II tue home club wanted
aCauden man would never have made
| thiId b8se.
The single tax advocates opened the
4 campaign here on Saturday evening.
The city authorities In the opinion of
thu best people OF the city acted unwisely
In permitting tho children OF the city to
! llsten to the address of book agent on
Saturday evening. The insinuations were
many and the pictures exhibited were
nude. When permission was secured by
this man the Mayor was surely deceived.
1he strawberry festival given by the
lmmanuel Church workers was grand
| euucOss.
One of our leading business mon lost
his hat in church yesterday.
| Joseph Oyram OF Wilmington is the
| guest OF Mrs. Shearer.
Mrs Edwards and little son, of Boston,
is tle guest OF relatives on Front street.
ST Peters 4. A. b. Society will assist
the indies society at ther festival on
Friday and Saturday evenings.