Evening journal., 1891-04-13
TO voTl WITH The DEMOCRATS.
Citizens, Reformers and Independents to
support the Straight Ticket.
speelal Correspondence EvENINo JouRNAI.

support the Straight Ticket.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NBw CASTLE, April 13-The straight
Democratic ticket, which will be in the
field, and the successful one at the
municipal election to- morrow, is as fol-
lows: For City Council, Edwin T Dea-
kyne. Harry l. Mckee and William A
Vickery; city assessor, Charles Murray
city treasurer, William ]. Ferris A
glance at the ticket will show that il not
only contains the names of good men, but
men who are in every sense capable OF
dlscharging the duties of these offices
and representing the people Messrs
Mckee and Vickery are hourishine mer-
chants, and Mr.. Deakyne Is the superin-
tendent of the NJ Il Sunday school The
other two candidates are too we'll known
TO need any describing
The independent citizens, OF who NJ
there are many, who have always sup
ported the reform movement In local
politics, and many Of the best Repubh-
cans are incensed at the action Of the
Republican City Committee. The whole
Of the above vote will be solidly Demo-
cratic and the prospects are that tine
hRsty work Of the Republicans will be re
warded by an overwhelming de'eat A
hundred citizens appreciate the manner
In which the municipal affairs have been
conducted during the past FIVE or six
years and do not intend that 1t shall be
turned over to the Republicans, The
polls will be at the mayors office aud
win open at II 80 o'clock. James G
Jemison will be the inspector.
Proprietor Charles Hotmann OF the
Jefferson House has, after persistent
solicitation by his many friends, con
sented to become candidate for City
Council to morrow on the Independent
ticket. Mr.. Holman will undoubtedly
poll large German vote, as that class Of
citizens has hitherto been totally ignored
in local politics.
Rev. T E. Martindale preached =
strong sermon at the NJ e Church
yesterday morning on Manhood He
said that man, ia every sense Of that
word, was the most perfect creation Of
God, and stood to-day as His own image.
Many OF the congregation apoiied the
sermon most appropriately TO the coming
city election, when men" will have to be
chosen.
The sale of seats fer the Drucken-
miller Family Concert will begin this
evening at Ferris's drug store. The
members of the First Military Band
under whose aus pices the family appears
here, are working with will for success
aud expect to have the Opera House
crowded on Sstu day night
The dramatic society of St Peters
Church will begin rehearsing in full
dress this week. The society will render
its FIRST drama on Saturday evening
April 60 in the Opera House.
The poll box in the armory Of Company
| Il, N q. D.. was robbed Of several
dollars in small change on Saturday
night. Entrance is supposed to have
been effected by means Of skeleton key
| William d. Grier, superintendent o.
the cutting shops at the Delaware Iron
Works, left to-day for Galveston. Texas,
for months stay Mir Grier goes West
on business for the iron company. Dur
ing his absence James McCArler, assist
ant foreman Of the cutting shops, will
have charge
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
the following officers: President. Mrs
| Thomas Frazer; vice president, Mrs
| John NRylor treasurer. Mrs T. Turner
recording secretary, Miss Clara Black
burn; corresponding secretary, Mrs d
B. Jones.
Many Of the shad fishermen were al
work OH their torn nets all day yester lay
and all that part Of the Battery between
the lower railroad s'a.ion and the river,
was literally covered with woven twint
on the racks Soon after midnight las
night nearly every boat started out aud
although the catch was not as large 81
was expected, several boats brought in
forty shad each.
Rev g. | Bondham Of Philadelphia,
preached at Emmanuel Church both
morning and evening Yesterday in the
absence Of Rev P B Lightner.
At the First Baptist Church last even
ing Rev w. J Cambrom preached on
Practical Religion" to a good sized con
gregstion.
Rev. q. r. Edmunds preached his
farewell sermon at Christiana yesterday
The church at that place is part Of this
circuit
A collection to pay the interest on the
bonded Indebtedness on the parsonage
| property was taken up at the NJ E
Church yesterday morning.
The runner" boat John M. Prince. OF
Philadelphia, was In the harbor yester-
day
Ihe W. N. steamboat Christiana
came into the harbor yesterday to avoid
the heavy gale off the Jersey shore.
Miss Sallie Silver Of Red Lion is the
/ guest Of s. A Stewart and family.
Miss Msud Sharpless Of Wilmington Is
visiting Miss Bessie Rogers for a'few
days
JT Sudell Of Philadelphia visited his
son. Harold sudell, yesterday.
O Nelson Farra has been spending q
few days at his CID home here.
Il. w. Herbert and D q " ilson have
returned from a visit to Philadelphia.