The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence Of tho REPUBLICAN,.
NEW CASTLE. SeDtember 10 1871

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The beautiful tower at st Peters
Church is nearing completion. The work.
men are at work putting on the galyaniz-
ed cornicc, and a copper roof will cover
the dome and all will be surrounded by q
massive cross.
Tho majestic new bell will arrive some
day next week and will be placed on the
lawn adjoining tho tower-its future
home, from which it will peel forth it notes
| Of joy and sadness.
On sunday afternoon, September 27th,i
will be solemnly blessed by Rt. Rev. Al
fred A. Curtis. The sermon on the Occa-
sion Will be preached in tho church at 3
| O'Clock by Rev. DIR. Thomas Shahan, Pro.
fessor OF History in theCath olic University
ut Waohin. .ston.
AT the conclusion of the sermon a pro.
cesslon Will be formed with the A. o. Fl as
the guard OF honor and all will repair to
the lawn where Bishop Curtis will bless
rated.
Tho pastor of the church, Rev E. L. Bra
dy extends cordial invitatan to all tho
cltlzells OF New Castle to be present at the
interesting exercises, which will DO the
must solemn that has ever taken place in
this city
Miss Pauline Rogers has arranged a
special musical program for the occasion
>"S sipit 10 LoiuiuB SCNCEtl FbHcuFatllS
Several Of the colored mon whose tax
Iecelptsare held bya certain politician So
they cannot register, were in Wilmington
yesterday and they will make another de.
maho to-day and unless he gives them up
measures VIII be taken to compel him to
40 SO. The colored people will not allow
any man 10 dcbar them from /, vote this
Iail Tor Mckinley and Hobart.
Miss Nellie Wendall has rented the
mouse formerly occupied by John Hudson
on 1hlW street and will start u private
school
B' Il. Lank will remove to the hou SC rc.
Gently vacated by Thomas 2. Morgan.
James bacon has removed to the house
va2aS2l b. Mrs iiarney
foir Italians visited New Castle yestcr-
dag and played music consisting of the
organ and bagplpes.
bessie G.osO j. confined to her home
with Typhoid fever.
BOD Nj Ii ohlry, who played during,
the past season with the heWl,mngton club
wehIto Cortenv!llc Pa, to-day 10 play q
championship game with the club of that
Town kinsella, Amole, Mcintyre and
Spra't will be with Is BJb.
john Peck and Wallace Cannon, the
Two young lnoulders wholeft thoDelawarc
iron WORKS On Wednesday night wept
70 fnliaueiphla yesterday, where they
secured work at their tratlos-moulders.
Willie Taylor has returned home to
ihilauelphlaatter spending the summer
in New Castle.
Miss Emma Grosc. who has been the
guest of Miss Ella Gillis, has returned to
her home at Oh i5tiana.
About twenty young people from this
cry Wentto Newport last evening to a
Watcrlnelon Parry ut the residence OF Mrs.
Moore.
-, Charles Bennett has been visiting in
Philadelphia
adelphia
Miss May Lane of Wilmington was in
New Castle yesterday.
Miss susie Morris of Philadelphia is tho
guest of Miss kinkard
Mrs. L. j. Ahern visited friends il Will
mington yesterday.
lthils Datn suggested by leading citi-
zen mat benches should be placed in tho
otoohu street square, so that the people
can witness tile quot matches
trople are beginning to believe that tho
trolley road will be built now that work
Oh tne power house has commenced.
Johh duncan and William Cooper have
pla'lereu the house in DobbinsvlIe. They
should cement the cutters and then the
pubic would DO grateful to the owners of
tho properly.
Tae Hotfec&e. and Willis Club will hold
The q. A. e. Jrs Went TO Delaware CITY
To-day to play the Atlas base ball club Of
that place.
a rarty OF young people from this city
ia"S i evening gave an agreeable surprise to
Laskcr Clarke on the occasion of his
fourteenth birthday The evening was
"oc!nbiy spent and Tasllor could not fully
fS'hi%' that ha had so many young friends
Among those present We're:
Misses Grace Saunders, Laura GILES,
Laura MorCdith, Maggie Cnrrick, Marion
Hushcbtck, Jennie Lancaster. Belle Meg
ginson, 3ess Morrison, Alice Frazer
Meiars: George Tobin, William Wilson,
John Wilson, Harry Frazer, William
hamilton, George Matthews, James
saunders, John COrrick
y compNny of young ladies left hero for
salem, n, j., yesterday mornng and re-
Turned III the evening on the Rcybold.
Ihry went TO Pennsvillc from there rode
their wheels to Salem. Among tho party
were Miss Nan Cooper, Miss Reba Hol. |
comb Miss Mary Shaw, Miss Margic Will |
son or Claymont and Miss Julia Barton Of |
Baltimore.
On Monday wo will have Florida on !
wheels and Bryan on free silver Take
your choice.
The work on the electric road is progress.
ing gradually.