The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-11
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Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN
NEW CASTLE. February II, 1893

The following program has been arrang.
cd for the entertainment of tho Cl1onlan
Literary Society this afternoon:
Singing, Beautiful Twilight" Society.
Recitation, Spring"
Miss Mary Finnegan
Defamation, 'Tbe WListlinr Regiment
Mary Clymer.
Select reading, "Out of the Way.
Ellsworth Dennis.
Defamation, "Sheridan's Ride"
Frank Wise.
Recitation, "After the Storm"
Miss Bessie Lyons.
Singing, "How can Leave Thee"
Society.
Reading Of the Cllonan Herald
by the several authors.
Editorials. Miss Gretu Haman.
Literary Notes. James Mahoney.
Personals, Miss Marian Hushcbeck.
Parody on Paul Reyere's Ride,
as written by Miss Grace Saunders.
Current events, Mis-. Maggie Lawlor
Exchanges. James Saunders.
Recitation, Somebody's Darling"
Miss Mary Gormley.
Recitation, =. ...Miss Fannie Lancaster.
Singing, robin Adair," ....... Society.
Quotations, "Longfellow, Society.
Miss Kast, formerly of the High School
here. has been added to tho corps OF teaoh-
Miss kast's many friends in New Castle
are plensed to hear of the popular teachers
success.
The entertainment given in the Rose
Hill School house last evening for the ben.
eft of the Now Castle poor WAS q grand
success financially and otherwise. The
young women who worked so faithfully to
make 1t so successful deserve praise with
out bound. Day after day they travelled
tbrnurb Wil,ni n ut ton md Nav Enatla aAlls
ing tickets.
There, are no prospects of the Delaware
Iron Works resuming operations
or course you intend to go to tho Opera
House tomorrow night and help the cause
of the poor and hear th o concert and wit.
ness the sparrlng exhibition.
The Young women of St. Peters church
arc actively rehearsing for tho entertain
nent to be given for the benefit OF the
united charities. Tho entertainment will
be given in the basement of tho church
and will In all probability be rendered
two nights.
The many friends of Senator Robert J.
Handy wore panied to learn OF his death.
He was a man, q good citizen and true
friend In the hour of need.
The Wooden Mills are still running
double turn despite all threats OF some
few persons
The workingmens cars on the trolley
road were delayed las6 evening and did not
reach Delaware street until 7.30 o. clock.
To accom- modate the people with small
Dash, Williams the grocer is selling ten
pounds of buckwheat for quarter, II
quart of syrup and two quarts Of sour
krout for five cents.
Harry Hunter, Samuel Ford, j. Harry
King and Miss Leila Meredith spent a
few hours last evening in Wilmington
with friends.
q. Edwin Eckles, Clerk of City Coun.
Gil and Board af Education, was out driv-
ing yesterday. His smany friends were de-
lighted to zee him fully recovered from
his recent attack.
A gentleman from hero who was in Will
mington on Tuesday, says he saw re-
voting SCENE A country constable ap.
peared on the street in charge of woman
psisoner on whom he had pair of hand.
cuffs. The woman seemed almost ex.
haust cd and had marks of violence about
her head and face She was takon to the
city hall.
Mayor Boyd has received S25 from VIII
liam Mahler' president of the Wilmington
for tho relief OF the poor.
Joseph X. Barnes is still very i'll with
Of tho stomach from eating
candy.