The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-12
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Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE. February IL, 1893.

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school house have sent the following COM
munication to the writer:
'Plea'e convey our best thanks to all
those who helped TO make the entertain
mcnta grand success. The proceeds will
go for the relief of the hungry people of
New Castle
We THANK tho performers, Robelen g.
Co for the use of the pinno, Undertaken
Wilson use Of chairs, Herbert White for
the hauling, superintendent King, every
ono who purchased tickets and the DAILY
REPUBLICAN for its several compliments
ry notices OF the entertainment. Tho fol.
lowing program was rendered on the oc-
casiOn.
Selection n..,..,..,Gra race Orchestra
Recitation, Wreck Of tho Hesperus,
Annie Mckay
Vocal selection, Old Jim's Xmas Hymn,
Little Annie kienle
Vocal selection, Just Behind the Times,
Mr.. Harold Wingfield
Dance, Sailors HornPipe,
Selection on tho Graphophone.
Mr. G. B. Middleton
Miss Bessie Kuntz
Tenor solo, Farewell to tho Kings High.
way. Mr.. j. B. MAXWELL
Piano duct. Tourists March,
hllsSes COyle ana LltZenDorB
Recitation, Uncle Peters Plea,
Miss Annie Megginson
Vocnl selection, Whisper Your Mothers
Name, Little Laura Beckley
Soprano solo, Organ Grinders serenade,
Miss May Simmons
Vocal selection, Send Back the Picture
and Ring Mr.. ID. J. Wingfleld
Piano duet, Race Course.
Misses Coyle and Litzenberg
Vocal eelecuion, A hottime in tho old town
tonight, Anna Kienle
James duffy has besn engaged by John
A Walls to assist during the fish season.
He will act as clerk.
The FiShermen'h Association has adopt
ed rule not to permit its members to sell
a shad to any person. In orderJo encour-
age the fish dealers to come here, no less
than ten shad will be sold by Agent Walls
who will have charge Of the fish. In form.
ryears person could sec,ire for himself
or for friend a pair of fresh shal from tho
boats when they reached the wharf. Un-
less the fishermen make a present there
will ba no way of getting Il pair of s'iad
except from IL dealer.
Tho AS oriation has placed the order for
the tWne for twenty nets. There will be
eleven boa 8 in tho business for Joseph II.
King and sons. William Hunson has
named his 1ishng smack William Jenn-
iBgs Bryan. She has been recently ro.
coiying Il coat Of white paint Ut tho hands
of John ShGaver.
For tinlo yesterday afternoon Eckert
Tindle and two her members Of Com
pany H, N G. d., felt that the former had
lost his Gyesight and was otherwise in
jured about the face. Tho two had been
ut tho arlnory and so deeply engaged were
they in game Of pool that they did not
notlcu the fire.
II burned at such ratio that the tenn
pera uro in tho room ran high and tho
stove became rod hot. In order to dam
pen the fire Tindle took bucket Of water
an dashed it Oh the red Goals, ~ loud re-
pNrb followed, and Tinaie lid not know
what sIruclt him, The steam struck him in
tir' face, causing him severe pain about the
eyes out Of which he could no. soc. AS
soon H. Lancaster and iiurner could dis
cover 'ilnd!s through the cloud they ran
to1iif ass stance,
They were thcndarstruclS to see his con-
diti0n so they ted him to the wash
room, wharo soap and water removed the
black from his face and after his eyes
were uNthnl severA! times he was able to
open them. 1t was u fortunate escape and
1indln and his friends are eluted thai he
escaped without injury
Tho ftlnern, Of Robert Wadsley took
place this afternoon from his late residence
on tho Oglcthorpe farm. Services were
held ut the house by Rev, L. p. Corkran.
lntermcnt nsmade in the Presbyterian
cemetery. Tho pail btarer; were Robart
G. Gordon, Thomas Il. Clark, William
RatleI Ige, James Wilson, William b. Nc
Coy aud Richard Maloney.
Mahon Lancaster, james B. Foster
anu John Rcmcnter, spent yesterday
cunning for ducks
George Bull and Louis Warrick caught
about l0J catfish in the H'd Lion creek.
Men are nt work on tho Delaw arc Iron
Works buildings giving the roofs u coat
of paint,
4 Fourth street Miss who takes great
pride in flowers, gave rs m excuse to stay
home from school yesterday that she had
to put Llbac@o on her flowers. She was
given Il half holiday.
r 'st. and George Maxwell of Whining
ton are tho guests Of Mrs Eagle.
Miss hirlo Lolland is the guest Of
Friends in Philadelphia
.Johns FEorncr and Bait House spent yes
terduywih friends at Bear station.
George Taylor Of Wilmington, spent
la &c evening as he guest Of John Tobin.
Bcnjnn,an Siitno ami Benjamin Thomp
son, Of Churchman's Bridge, were in New
Castle yesterday. They wee enjoying tho
delightful exercise of horse back riiDg.
Alexander Stir'ih has entered Flora, his
Great Damo dog, in tho New York dog
show She won second prize at tho Will
mington Kennel Clubs show.
Some of the men who went to work in
n morocco factory in Wilmington have
been under the doctors care for Tho past
Ihl go weeks suffering from rheumatism.
An important meeting of Division No. 3,
a .. H., will ha held his evening
Now that The weather Is good city cnun-
ell should puo the pump at Sixth and Del
n\ynrn strrnL in order