The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-28
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
NEW CASTLE, July 2S, 1885,

-NEW SAoibE, ouiy 90 iOop.
Mayor Boyd had an interesting case OF
his hands yesterday when Pole named
Dobinski applied to his Honor for a war.
rant for the arrest Of his wife on the
charge of larceny. When the woman ap.
peared in court 1t appeared that the man
and woman had disagreed and he put her
out of the house and then charged her
with larceny. She kept boarders and sue.
ceeded in saving over $500. The man had
saved eighty IS gold pieces but WAS not
contented unless he obtained the money
his wife had saved There was an unpaid
bill ut a neighborinR store and the Mayor
suggested that the bill be paid and that
the couple should go home and stop all
quarreling and live contentedly. The man
paid the costs and the couple went home
in good mood.
The management of the steamer Major
Reybold will discontinue stopping at the
wharf OF the w. Il N. Railroad unless a
shed is placed at that place to shield the
freight.
Some people took exception to tho arti-
Gle In Yesterdays REPUBLICAN concern.
ing the Democratic meeting on Saturday
night. II poverty is here at present with
empty lardcrs in abundance, with idle
mills and II a friend comes to the front
and tells them that ii they continue to
vote the Democratic party ticket then that
friend is false friend
Beware of such people this fall They
will try to hOodwink you once more by
worth as much as sound dollar
Tho people were alarmed last evening
when thunder, lightning, rain and high
wind visited this section. Trees We're split
and some houses badly shaken. There
was general rush for indoors, as the peo.
ple were of the opinion that regular cy.
clone was on hand.
Several members of Company H, N. G.
D., left yesterday for the sandy soil of
Now Jersey to spend week In camp.
Tho ST. Peters Sunday School went on
its annual excursion to-day to Washing
ton Park.
The Sunday School of Newport NJ. E.
Church yesterday spent the day at Wood.
land Beach. Carriages, hacks and farm
wagons brought the excursionists here in
the morning and they went aboard the
steamer Thomas Clyde.
The Board of Education will meet this
evening. 1t will be quiet meeting.
Building loan associations are the banks
of the working people. If free and un.
limited coinage Of silver ever becomes u
law then the valuo of the shares Of the
building loan will depreciate greatly In
value.
When the hot wave struck us both men
and women acted like drowning people
they grabbed at straws. Every mint julep
and soda water man can tell you so
The usual flock Of tranps infest this
city on their annual tour to the peach
country. 1t Is difficult to tell between tho
deserving and tho impostor
Miss Katharine McIvor Of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives In this city.
II the New Castle letter Is not up to its
usual standard to-day the reader will un.
derstand the cause by knowing that the
writer is off on Sunday School excursion
George Vincent of Newport, while rid
ing on bis wheel near Christiana, fell off
and broke his wrist sprained his arm, and
hurt two ribs.
Miss Lydia Moore is spending to-day in
Wilmington.
Mrs. William Bradley Is visiting in
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mis-. Charles Holman left for
Atlantic City this morning,
Tomorrow at noon in Emmanuel
Church Mr.. Theodore Hanf and Miss
Mary Craven Tindle will be married by
Rev DR.. Munson. The bride will be given
away by her brother, Eckart Tindle Harry
w. Hushcbcck will be best man and tho
bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Julia Tindle.
Three fishermen had narrow escape
from drowning last evening during tho
storm on the Delaware.
Their fishing skiil was upset, but the
men wcrc good swimmers and succeeded
in rightng the boat and reached the New
Castle side of the river safely.
Hugh Boyle and George Coyle of Phila-
delphia came from that city IN small
skiff yesterday. They were thoroughly
drenched and placed their skltf on the
Major Reybold and went to Delaware City
to take sail through the canal