The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-25
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
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the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.

NEW CASTLE June 25. 1885,
The reports OF all the committees on
tho celebration of Independence day were
the joint meeting.
Ibe committee on transportation re-
ported that a special train would run
from Wilmington on the m morning OF July
4th at 7.15 O'Clock. The parade will start
at 8 O'Clock ind when passing the house
OF the Lenape Steam FlresEnRine and
Hook and Ladder company Alexander =.
Cooper will present handsome-flag TO
the company on the part OF the ladies OF
the city. It will be accepted by John II.
Rodney.
The oration will be delivered by William
Michael Byrne. one Of the leading metn.
bers of New Castle County bar.
In the parade will be a float with the
Goddess of Liborty surrounded by 10 Ut.
tie girle representing the l3 original
States OF the Union.
Harry l. Mckee. a former well known
citizen has donated large him to the
committee on sports. The ham will be
presented to the player OF either club
who makes the first home run In the af-
ternoon game.
John A. Walls will donate q gallon of
ice cream to the frat five hoys VINO reach
the tape In the fifty yards' race for boys
under twelve years OF age.
Mayor Boyd will present a box of good
cigars to the winners OF the tug of war
fellows over tho line.
James Tomann and John A. Walls
will be judges OF the sports James i. Me-
Ivor announcer and Peter q. Madden
starter. The list of prizes will be pub
ished to morrow. and will comprise
gold medals and silver cups, while Bacon
Bros. the leading BARRIERS will donate a
handsome shaving cup ss second prize
prize for the running long jump will be
donated by Harry III. Price.
The committee on sports adopted the
following rules last evening: No.event to
take place until tho Held is clear of every
body. all amateurs to participate. the
| jumps to measure from toe to heel and
| ihe winner to get the prize and no favor
| to be shown to anyone.
For some time past IL has been known
that trouble existed between Mrs. Ada
] bert, and hcr father-inlaw, ex.State
/ Treasurer william Herbert. The latter
| had gained access to the house and placed
\ new locF on the door, and Mrs. Herbert
| could not oper the door. Yesterday she
had MIR. Herbert eued In Magistrate
saese's court. Wilmington. before referees
and after hearing the evidence possession
was given to Mrs. Herbert. and the father
He claimed the house belonged to him
| and that the household goods were held
under chattel m mortgage.
Magistrate Janvier held re ception yes
| terCdy hItefnOOU dC WHICH tWO COiOrou
girls played a prominent part 1t appears
that Margie Ambrose and Annie Terry
have been pulling strings to the same
beau for some time pact. The other day
Annie became jealous of MarRle because
she took her fellow AWAY from her, and
meeting her In the Gllpin House alley
woy threw a handful OF red pepper In
her eyes. Margie went immediately &c
DIR. kuntz and had her eyes attended TO-
After hearing the testimony Magistrate
Janvler held Annie In s10O ball to keep tie
peace.
The pleasure boat Nellie Biye owned by
mine host Brown OF Pennsvllle was CON
siderably damaged by fire at her whar
yesterday afternoon.
Tho Board Of Education will tackle thu
knotty question tonight OF electing |
principal OF the SCHOOLS.
ss Fluirle Blackiston Is very low will
an attack of BrlRht'e disehse.
| Misses Annie Duffy and Name McGror,
are visiting friends In Philadelphia.