The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WANT Is Transpirlnx In thu Pretty Town on
the delaware,
Correspondence OF the ltepubltcan.
New CASTLE, April 25.

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Not before for years. II ever, were two
young people married In New Castle who
commanded the high esteem of all than
Joha Il, Mcoaiiin and Miss Mary Duffy
who were married yesterday afGernoon In
st Peter's Church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Edward l. Brady.
The church was crowded by the many
friends OF the young couple.
Tho bride was attehded by her sister.
Mise Annle DuGy while Mr.. O, McUarty,
OF Philadelphia, was the beet man.
The bride was attired In neat fitting
gown OF white silk MULE while the brides
maid wore becoming dress OF white
organdl. The bridal purity looked charm.
ing. and while the candles burned among
the flowers on the main altar and az Rev.
j, l.. Brady Joined two loving hearts to.
gether all Joined in the hope that their
welded lie may be long and happy one.
A reception was held Mt tho residence OF
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Duffy, South Fourth street.
Among those present were the following
from:
Philadelphia, Mrs. D. Mocalin and
aid Mrs. Patrick Duffy. Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCarty and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Jucob Croft. Mr. and Mrs, BENJAMIN Ben.
edict. Mlss Carrie Byrnes Miss Mary
4 MeGarty Miss alas A9gle Stack John CLARK.
Magic, Mark F.Clark Wilrred Stringfellow,
Edward Ammerman, Edward j. Kelly,
Philip Carln, John Kelly and Bernard
Dongherty, Wilmington; Mrs. Mary Nc.
Coy Clayton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Tie groom Is the eldest son OF John Nc.
Calm, this city, has been identified with
the A. 0. H. for several years and Ia EN-.
pioYed in West Philadelphia. Mr. and
Mrs. McCallin will reside In Philadelphia.
Anchored opposite New Castle this
morning was the British steamship L.
Orltlamme, which came down during the
night to unload 1000 tons Of rnoIasses
FROM the British steamship Lucillno which
is aground at the spit buoy short dis
tancs below the city.
The LuelliEe passed by Reedy Island on
Wednesday evening alt right but for
some cause or another the pilot steered
about quarter OF a mile westward from
the eastern channel and the big tanker
with nearly SO0000 gallons OF molasses
ftom UaVanna for Philadelphia struck on
the bar. Three powerful tugs yesterday
tried to pull her off but all to no avail
Her agents J. Is. HameI. Jr IL Co., of
Philndelphia were informed of the un.
successful attempt to float her ana they
sent down the L0rlfiamme
Owing to tha fact that the Luciline is
across the river, with her bow facing the
light house with her stern In about "a fee Z
and her bow In II feet OF wafer she is in
danger OF breaking in the middle.
Talk about the work OF police off GERS
The three police sheriff and deputies are
no Iood for they could not take one
tramp from the New Castle hnr.
The reception held last evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Truax who were married
Oh Wednesday evening. WAS a grand af-
fair. For four hours last evening over one
hundred friends called to extend their
congratulations to the newly married
couple.
Considerable excitement prevailed here
yesterday afternoon whom ths wrecking
train from Clayton passed through to tho
wreck near Edge Moor.
Play ball Is the word tomorrow Let
every one who possibly eau do 80 attend
the game at Battery PARK to.mcrrcw be.
tween the Y. A. G. and tho famous North
Emu Club OF Philadelpha.
lhe entertainment to he given by the
Sodality OF st. Pet0r's Church on May 4
promises to be grand affair.
A Visit to Delaware street wharf vest err.
day afternoon convinced pereon that
business was rushing. Far down the rly.
er could lie seen the steamship LucIiine
near the jetty was the mud digging mi
chime. opposite here was the schooner
pound Tor ST. Jago with cars from the
JACKSON and Sharp's works OF Wilmington
and general cargo while at the wharf
were five powerful tugs
About twelve fish deulers wagons were
around waiting for the, shad boats to
coma in. Tho demand WAS greater here
yesterday than the supply and the prices
LOOK leap upwards.