The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
NEW CASTLE. January 30, 1893

A special car under the charge Of Con-
dnctOr Fagan will leave here Tomorrow
afternoon at IL "a for Wilmington. Re-
turning it will leave Fourth and Market
streets at l. 10 with the delegates and Wis.
itors to the state Conyention of the An
cient Order of Hibernians which convenes
here at 2 o'clock. Division Nc. will meet
at o'clock and after the selection of a
Marshal will march to SeconA and Chest-
nut streets to meet tho visitors. Tho later
will be escorie cd from there to Market to
Delaware to Fifth to the meeting room.
After thu State and County Boards hold
their meetings the visitors will be escorted
to the tiremcn' . hall, where they will be
banqueted.
The announcement that New Castle has
large number OF lido men and that their
families were in need of food brought forth
n generous response. There are men in
this city who have not worked for several
months They earned small wages and
therefore the neIr egg laid by was very
small ifany nt I'll.
Tho ladies who seem to know the condi.
ton of the people say there is no starva'
ton. They do not want tho report to go
forth that we have hungry people here,
They cannot contradict truthfully that
the people are In nesd. just ask the dill.
ferent families who have visited the houses
and found families without food. 10.
day at noon Martin Hutchinson at his
grocery store gave away 100 loaves or
bread, and in order to help tho poor no
announces that be will sell his meats at
The wholesale prices during tho continu-
ance of hard times.
Thanks to the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company, the Diamond State Iron
Company, Bumenthal & Co. and otheEa
industrial plants in Wilmington, there are
at present nearly 200 men ut work. I'm or
der to get out an order of flue number of
men were at work yesterday in the Della
ware Iron Works. An extra number OF
men Went TO work In Harlan's yards this
morning.
Rev. s. ]. Maxwell. tho we'll known
evangelist, will conduct the services in
the NJ 4. Church to morrow. Mrs Fitch,
the popular Gospel singer, will bc present
and sing at all the services. On Monday eve
ming Mr. Maxwell will deliver his famous
lecture ''Fools and their Folly,
Considerable excitement prevailed here
yesterday when the nsws was received
that Edward Mohler had fallen through u
hatchway of boat at Harlan's shipyard
aud was severly injured An account of
tho Incident and his condition to day will
be found in another column.
Among the visitors to New Castle yes.
tcrday were John J. Callaghan and Clerk
of City Council Morrison, of Whining
ton.
There will be fox hunt from the Hare's
Corner hotel OH next Thursday at ii
o'clock. Mino Host Quigley has secured
au excellent runuer and it is safo to say
that hounds and horse will have to be
good that will allow reynarl' 5 brush to bs
captured.
Robert Newlove and George Barr arc the
CUES of Philadelphia friends.
1t was repor, ed here this morning that
Fred Miller who has been night foreman
at the Delaware Iron Works fac mill has
accepted IL similar position with tho Alli-
son pipe works, Philadelphia.
City Council is adding insult to injury
by compelling the people IN the neighbour
hood of Sixth and Delaware streets to re.
main without pump water.
Mrs Townsend class oil the NJ. q. Sun
day School will give an entertainment in
tho town hall on February Is.
The anniversary exercises of MI Salem
A NJ. n. Church Tomorrow will bo truly
interesting.
A local paper tries to frown down tho
idea that he people are not i'll want. Iha
writer does not understand the condition
Of affairs