The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-20
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,

NEW CASTLE, Jan. go.
The Epworth Chorus of Wilmington,
augmented by the choir Of the M. +.
Church, will give pleasing concert to-
night. The following is IL o program:
PART l.
Organ voluntary, Airs from "Tannhauser"
Harvey Brobst, First Church, Wilmington
Chorus, (a) praise the Lord, o Jerusa.
lem" Glare (b) "Wake the Song,
Epworth Chorus, George f. King direc-
tor, (Epworth NJ E. Church,.
Quartette Selected
Grace Church Qunrtette Choir,
Declamation Gfsa awi: mis- Miss Mahaia wells wells
(b) "Dashing on Before the Gale" Moore
Epworth Chorus.
Mandolin trio. o....................S Selected
Misses Carter and Miss Mum.
Soprano-"A Message from the King
Observation-Disclosures Harry Carter, st.
Johns Church, Wilmington.
PART2.
Anthem-"Laudate Dominum" Gardner
Epwar, h Chorus, J, NJ. Davidson. Director
tFirst Church, Wilmington.)
Contralto Solo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Selected
Miss May Morrow, First Unitarian Quar-.
tette Choir.
Quartette ....... .............. Selected
Grace Church Qnartetie Choir
Chorus-"The Mountain Laird" Emerson
Epyorth Chorus
Finalo~"Gloria" (twciita massj, Mozart
Invocation. Rev. V. S. Collins
A letter was received yesterday from
knitting factory in New jersey to the ef-
feet that the proprietor is favorably inciin-
ed towards New Castle MS he must move
from his present location in April for
want of felp. John Il. Stoops answered
the letter TO the effect that New Castle
can furnish him with all the girls required
to operate the mill.
From rs to 100 hands will be employed
daily in the $1,000 plant. 1t will cost
81, 800 to remove the plant. Electric power
will be used. The telephone yesterday
afternoon brought the following message
to New Castle; "Stop the man with
pair Of blackened eyes who is driving to
ward Delaware City. He ran off with
the buggy" Soon af erwnrd Thomas
Lynch of Delaware City drove into town,
and wa, Intercepted by Officer Morgan.
soon afterwnrd two young men drove in
to town and accused Lynch OF taking the
buggy.
The la ter person then male the follow.
ing statements; Yesterday | went to Will
lnington and traded my six years old colt
for this PAGER have with me Last ever
ing they pounded me roughly in Fourth
street saloon. 1t Is all i'll horse trading.
To-day | met them Oh the causewGy AID
they gave mo 81 boot with their buggy
for mine, and because they got the worst
of tho trade they are kicking. Good dry
buys
At Il meeting of the Columbia Athletic
Club last evening Samuel II, Bacon re-
CT, nd I l,,,,, ii, t,.,,, A
director will be elected this evening to
suics%i Mr. Bacon NJ Who ia. made an
efficient officer of the organization
John Doris, who kept cigar store on
ID ava street, moved the sto:e goods
ana furniture to parts unknOwn On Non.
day night. The goods had been seized
for rent by Constable Wndish,
Alexander Biggs is very i'll.
Cnp"'es Currindcr Of Wilmin gton,a mil.
Ter al La.,'s mills, had to quit work on ac'
count of Il sore eye.
Harold Suddell, the Single Tax advo;
cate, having seen fit 20 air himself in IN
afternoon sheet on the last meeting Of the
Commercial Club it is deemed advisable
10 give the following letter from Glasgow
City Chambers, Glasgow, January Sth,
1897 bear Sir: Tho Lord Provost of
Glasgow and ccri ain officials of the Cor.
pOration have for some time past been re-
ceiving u considerable number OF COM
municaiio ions from all parts of America
desiring confirmation of statement,
which has evidently obtained wide circula-
tion and considerable crcdence in the
Unitels5tates, to the effect that rs from
tho commencement of tho present year
the citizens OF Glasgow would be free
from all taxes or rates in consequence OF
tho profits dcrvnbl from what those ill.,
quIrers term municipal mon0polies," or,
In other words, the civic administration
.'f various lleHartments of public servlce,
ch strt t t anyways, ga waite, elect
lG lgntlng anu other undertakings which
are under the charge of tho Corporation.
| have accordingly been requested by
the Lord Provost to inform you that this
statement has no foundation In fact, and
that while the municipal undertakings
above mentioned have been emlnGntly
successful, there is no probability of this
city being exempt from taxation.
Will you therefore pardon my asking
you to do His Lordship the favor of giving
The same publicity to this contradiction
us has been given to the erroneous state
mGnts to which have rcfesSlB9
lam, dear sir, yours faithfully,
gJNO. ). SAMUEL
Fred Shaw has renewed from sixth to-,
Four h street. Company fl n G. D. was
highly complimented by Adjntanu Gencr-
al Hart in Dover yesterday, for their
splendid marching.
Beginning next Sunday week of
special services will begin in the First
Baptist Church. Rev. VIM. II. Lamborn,
formerly pastor Of the church will preach
the opening sermon.
Sheriff Finn and his four deputies re-
turrcd home from Dover last evening,
with the ballot boxes.
Ice cream and oysters furnished to
parties and private families by Gardner,