The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-04
THIRD EDITION.
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
What Is Trnnspirina IN the Pretty Tow,
on the Delaware.

tHnnt ~ Trnnspirina IN the Pretty Town |
on the Delaware.
+ Correspondence or the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 4-The children
Of the First Baptist Church will hold .
dolls contest on next Wednesday
evening.
Il lie now almost a settled matter
that New Castle Is to have another
teuchcr for Its public schools. The
question then arises. who will the
next teacher bel" There is one young
lady here who would I'LL the bill to
+ perfection. but she does not want to
teach school, although she possesses
higher average certificate than some
who now arc teaching the growing up
Qenerations.
8 1t 10 said that two ladies' from New
York State have made application.
Now. Delaware is not very large, but
in the opinion OF many IL Ia big
enough to supply at least its primary
teachers. Who're are all the graduates
OF the Wilmington High School. or
the practical Jenchers holding high
average certificates from the county
superintendent? II teacher Is TO he
appointed. by all means let us have
+ good one, no matter where sho comes
from.
A very interesting program Is being
arranged to be rendered in thu Mount
9hleH NJ y. enurcu on fTiuay anu
Saturday evenings of next week.
Among those to participate will be
Miss Mary Hargro, who was born in
Mecklinburg County, Va, and lost her
hands when little slaTe girl. She
will perform the following feats: All
kinds OF embroidering. threading
needles OF all kinds, making bread
and Maryland biscuit, washing and
ironing. sweeping and busting. dress
Ing little girls hair aud writing and
folding letters in any style.
There will also be band OF jubilee
eingers
kev. DIR. Lewis, of ths Baltlm ore
Conference. will preach in the Metho-
dat Protestant Church hero to.mor.
low morning and evening"
Miss Jennie rerrley will be rendered
birthday party this evening by her
parents. A large number of friends
have been invited.
Tomorrow morning Mt 730 O'Clock
In st. Peters X. @. Church Rev. L. l..
Brady Will celebrate u requiem mass
Tor the ropoee OF the souls OF the de-
ceased members OF the L. A. b.
Society.
In the early part OF this week 1t Is
understood that a Hungarian woman
and her boarder were about to elope
she taking with her Slo0. Tho husband
wac notified and he took Ter back, got
tAO hhouSS ltOll lltE Alal DblL ItT. Ill
consequence OF tho assault she had
him arrested and taken before Magis
trate Janvier and they settled the case
and arc to live happily together.
Mrs. John Is Manlove's sunday
school class will give vocal and in
etrumental entertainment on mex
"Wednesday evening in her parlor Oh
Solth Fifth street, for the benefit o.
missionary work.
Louis duncan laid yesterday yer,
neat brick pavement on Harmonl
street above Fourth street, opposit,
bis property. He made a good job o.
It.
The friends of CORTLAND G. Mont
Eomery, who Is making such n dc
termlned fight for the Recorder o
Deeds office, are circulating u petition
which Is being largely signed urgiuj
rho Governor TO appoint him. The ap
polntment takes place on the l3tl
Inst. =
Mrs. John Campbell is spending
week with friends i'll Philadelphia.
Mis-. Countlss, of Phituuelphla,
spending week with relatives nere.
'aptaln Patrick Burns visited man,
OF Ills ftlends here last evening
The Young Mems lem perance Re
form Club. of this city, il receivin,
new members at every III setting. The
intend to shortly rent a large FALL ani
W
1t ID more than probable that Their
Will DO little tronble for day or s.
with the new changes in the publi
school system. which commences u
next Monday. There always was
great deal OF disorder caused by til
large number of scholars going nom
before dismissal. In order to carry din
ner TO the different industrial estal
ushInents.
Bachelors OF the present day hayo
much better time than thoso who live
In the old days OF Rome and Sparti
In Rome. for Instance, the law furbad
that IA bachelor should be allowed
lDheilt any legacy whatever. while /
Sparta, under the rule of Lycurgu
the bachelors were still more hardl
used, for they were net parmItted
have any part In the Government, nc
might they occupy any civil or mil
tory post They were also shut OF
from participation In public festival
except oil certain fixed occasions, wis
they probably would rather ha,
stayed away, Tor then the women Ia
lend exercised the right to lead the
10 tho affairs and there log them wi
rods. singing, meantime, scornf
songs specially written for tue Ger,
mony.