The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-29
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE. November 20. 1871

Richard McClin,ock has been identified
by Chester st, rckeeper AS tho man " hO
sJiue time ago passed WORTHLESS, check
for ;2j upon him. McClintock is serving II
te III in Jail for passing u worthless check
ON the proprietor of the New York Cloth
ing House.
When he fln SHE'S his term hero he will
be given taste of ju> tice at Media where
he spent some time Tor Il similar otfen.e
The sight of l,C0O turkeys and 100
geese In Shnwtown on Saturday morning
causel men, women and children to go
out of doors.
Joseph Quigley of the Hnre's Corner
Hotel had Just returned home from Vir-
giuin with the fowls. He vii fatten them
for market again Chri,tmas. 1t was
a pretty sight yesterday tosec the geese on
apond ard the turkeys grazing over the
field where the Hare's Corner race track
j. situated.
The fuupral Of Mrs. William F. Farley
took place this m"rning. High mass was
celebrated in st. Pe!rr's church by l:ev
Il. L. BRADY. Int men was made in tie
adjoining come cry. The pail hearers
were Jnhn Duncan, Mathew Sullivan.
John Sheridan, Joseph Carlin, John
Murphy and James Duffy.
The members Of thu Brotherhood of st.
Andrew partook of communion ut tie
lmorn!nq service yesterday iu 1mmanuei
Episcopal church.
Sarah Lovy, aged years fell from a
chair on Saturday evening ut her parents
home and dislocutrd her collar bone.
Whi'o attending 20 business ut his
oyster saloon on Saturday john Bacon
was taken with cramps. He suffered in
tense pain during Saturday night He
objected to taking u drug which the
Dhysician was giving him,
What can bo expected any how if we
are o judge by Jhe conduct OF Third
street. resident who abused officer tlar-
rim ton for arrcsting drunken man. If
sh, had so much ympathy for 'he man
WHY did he pcrinit him to lie ON the
ground wi h prospects of dying from ex-
posura.
Tho condition of several sick perso in
New Ca tie is unchanged.
Tho Union Republican League has elect
cd the following office $: President George
Van1ine; secrc,a,y, E l. Rogers treas-
u.ei, Joseph IL King.
John Carroll colOred, of near Red Lion,
wa, severely inju:ed by being thrown from
his wagon Saturday evening. A collision
took place between hisand anol her wagon.
IL. Lindcr's avenue he wagon Carroll
VIA driving was badly damaged. His
horse broke loose and ran away.
IL YVES stopped near Tho power house of
the electric Railway Company
Conductor Fagun has been acting us
motormun owing to II sore hand which
intcrfered with the pulling of the register
and bell traps.
ASSESSOR John j. Sheridan will he at the
Mayors office on Wednesday 10 receive an
account of all nor gugr+, bonds, etc, held
by People residing in TINS hundred. Tho
law will not work.
II everything works without an accident
to- day the dredge Vim will finish dredeing
the channel to tho schooner Emma COT
tingham. Then one or two tugs will be
called into service and the schooner pulled
off the beach, were she has remained since
the night of tho severe storm.
Fred w. Hoffman will succeed j. Mil on
Davidson as New Castle correspondent of
the Evening journal.