The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WHAT'S rranspIring In the Pretty Town On
the DcInvaro.
Correspondence of tho Republican.

| IotrebpoHIenCe VI tllo Eepublican.
New Castle, April 18th.
| Mrs. Margaret Mulenbrook, widow OF
the late william Muienbrook. who. dur
| ing the civil war. was civil engineer on
| Fort Delaware, and who now resides at
St. Paul, Ainn., is the guest of Delaware
| City friends.
Tom orrow is Easter Sunday and while
| all look forward to the glorious day and
| dream about new bonuets. dresses and
| clothes OF every description, and talk
about music and eggs. let the hope be en-.
teTtatned that the uctiens of all to NOR
| row will be oredltable and that true Easter
| rejoicing may be participated In BY ALL
Space does not permit the publication OF
the programs OF the Easter music TO be
rendered in all the churches. Flowers
will be in abundance ana the description
OF came with synopsis of all church ser.
vices will be found In the New Castle let
ter on Monday.
duty" was the counterslgn by which
access was gained 20 certain building In
the city and about which an item an.
peared yesterday. The order given last
night was Halt! Watch the GrowleI.'
While working on Fort Delaware on
Thursday man named Ash, residing at
Pennsvlle, received fall whereby his
legs and one arm were broken and skull
fractured. lie 10 also injured Internally
and 1t is considered more than probable
that he Will not recover.
Mrs. Marthe Ham ond died at tho resi-.
dence of her son-in.law, John l. Boyle,
Fifth street. yesterday afternoon.
There Is hustllng time between the
clothing men OF Wilmington to get the
New Castle patronage. On Thursday a
Market street tailor came over and sold
six S25 suits. Yesterday L. Wallace Con.
molly. OF Hamburgero', came over aud
took another lot OF orders.
While unloading a iathe at the Delaware
Iron Works yesterday the crane broke
and the lathe fell to the ground and was
broken Into several paIts-
Impressive services were held In st.
Peters Church this morning during which
the holy water and Pasohal candle were
blessed.
Yesterday was the moat eventfui Good
Friday In the history of the universe. The
planats. according to the historians of the
heavenly bodies, were In the came position
exactly as upon the first Good Friday when
Christ was ccucltied. At ll.20 y. III. Nlr.
glnis (splca) was passed by the moon and
was hid for over an hour. 1862 years have
passed and gone since the first Good
Friday and still Christ Is daily crucI.ied by
the sins of men.
hours devotion was rendered In the Im-
manuel Episcopal Church yesterday
afternoon.
cross" The Creed and responsive SER
vice; The Lords Prayer; Hymn. 20
come and mourn with me awhile;' Open
Ing address, They Crucified Him ;"Silent
prayer and meditation; Hymn. Lord. as
to Thy dear croes we hes;" Address.
Father forgive them. for they know not
what they do;" Hymn. 20. Thou from
whom all goodness flows;" Address, 10.
day shalt thou be with me In paradise"
Hymn. jesus plying the sighs;" Address.
My God! why hast thon forsaken me?'
Prayer AMI MedltatIon Address, II
thirst" Hymn. Jesus In thy thirst and
pain Address. 1T is tnished;p Prayer
and Meditation; Address, Father Into
Thy hands | commend my spirit" Hymn,
Sweet Savior. bless us ore we go;" Prayer
and Meditation; Closing address, Benedlc.
Clayton Palmer, a we'll known young
man of the weBt end. who has been a
sufferer frou consumption, d.ed this
morning.
ing.
Girls. won't 1t be too bad If 1t rains to.
morrow?
1t is reported that John Dyer, of New
York. and formerly OF this city, Ia dead
and that his remains will be brought here
tomorrow for interment.
The New Castle police are looking Tor a
thief who stole bicycle In Delaware City.
Charles Seutrnun ls indisposed at his
home with an attack OF pleursy.
There are no local items in the Herald
this week.
Good Friday, 1896 will be long remem.
bered by the people OF New Castle, from
the fact that the charter or tue Whining.
ton and New Castle Electric Railway wns
granted on that day. May il meet with
eyery possible success.
Miss Bessie KuutZ is entertaining Miss
Be5se McIouEnlin. OF Wilmington.
Silk glov"a 'I; kid gloves 50, 80 81.
Mrs. /. Mci ~