The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-07
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Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN
NEW CASTLE, January, 1893.

For the first time fer two weeks the Gil
oman Literary Society will renderan excel
lent literary and musical programme as
follows:
R.ading se:' ";Tiic &c Quaker Poet" -
John Carrick.
Recitation "Poet's Groeting."
Eugene Chase, Miss Rose Farely, Miss
Emily Ferguson.
Recitation 'Tho Pumpkin"
Asher McCabs
Vocal solo, Mi S Anna Stewart.
Composition The Birthplace of the Poet.
Miss Jonnie Lancaster.
Quotations "a Flower Garland"
Miss Mary Campbell, Mi $ Mary Duffy,
George McCann, Robert Vantine.
Recitation 1.-THE Angles of Buena VISTA u
Miss Carrie Pedrick
Recitation Of Whittier's 'rciiing he Bees
Miss Margaret Ahern.
Reading "The Bare-foo'ol Boy"
Miss Florence Chase.
usH''"vi,;iiai; Essay "Whttiers Best Work"
William Hamilton.
Biography "Wbittier's Life"
Reading Barbara Fletcher"
Miss Mary Hes keith.
Violin solo by Frahk Wise,
Miss Marion Hushebeck, accompanies
Select Readings from Whittier's
'nrhe Huskers," Miss Margaret Carrick.
In the Presbyterian Church last night
an eloquent sermon wss preached by Rov.
B. f. Moore, of Forrest Presbyterian
Church, Midd!etown.
Rev. DR., Cook occupied the pulpit in
the First Baptist Church last evening"
Mnhlnn chnt thrnn Inrpn
wild geese and six wild ducks yesterday
near Delaware City. Tho wild geese were
exhibited at the store of Charles Lancas-
ter last evening and were vowed by large
numbers of people.
Rev. f. Y Bader delivered an affecting
sermon in st. Peters Church last even.
ing on "Hell." He said there are many
means by which we can avoid the dangers
of Gin. We have good example; our con-
ton by our pastor. We have still an
other means The thought of death will
be great lever to remove sin from our
path The thought of losing heaven and
of undergoing the torments of hell for all
eternity will keep us from sin.
1t was reported here last evening that
William Newlove was held up by two COL
ored men near his homo few evenings
ago.
Tho body of the late Mrs c. Griffin, wife
of Michael Griffin formerly of this city, ar
rived yesterday morning from Derby,
Conn, where she died OH Monday after.
noon, aged 65 years. Before dying she ex-
pressed wish to be buried alongside of
her son Michael who was killed OF Wyom-
inga couple of years ago, High mass WAS
celebrated in st. Peters church aud inter
ment was in st. Petcr's cometcry, The
pail bearers wero James b. roman, Pa
trick McGrory, James McGrath Felix Nc.
Catferty, John l. Boyle and Joseph ID.
Dougherty.
Twenty-Five New Castle people received
q bad shaking up and II scare at tho same
time last evening When trolley car in
which they were reached the 3rd St, cross
ing the gates were down to allow freight
train to pass. After it did so the gates
were raised and Motorman Wertz says he
got the signal to go ahead
iso Of the bell and found that he was
given the Jump switch track The cnr
went off and before IT could DO stopped
went humping over the cobble stones.
There was rush for tho door as the pass
engers did not like to DO In the car If 1t
overturned. The passengers were trans
ferred TO another CIR and taken to New
Castle. The other car was righted in
about two hours.
Ihcre is more trouDle az tHe Snlrb Iac-
tory. Tho cuff" makers became dissatis-
fed with tho cut down rates and refused
to work.
S. Mitchell of No. 2l9 Market siroot,
Wilmington has handsome doll which
awaits an owner. During the days pre-.
ceeding Christmas each purchaser of goods
received numbered coupon. No. 3,505
won the handsome doll. II any reader of
tho REPUBLICAN, has that coupon then the
doll can be had upon its presentation.
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