The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

New OAsrLA Aprll l.-.Thare seams
now to be nd lack OF candidAtes Tor
the municipal ofiicea to be filled at
the election on Tuesday, April il, and
1t is probable that there will be. come
surprises in stUre for the citizens when
the polls close on the evening OF that
day. There are thus far seven names
mentioned for councllmnnie honors,
as follows: Geo. W. Eckles for re-eIec-
ton, Vim. Herbert Patrick McGrory,
jus. Weldon. John s. King. b. +. Black.
burn, and John NJ. Hance. although
these men have not all yet decided
whether to run or not. MFR. Eckles is
the only one OF the retiring members
OF Council who will run for reelection
and several OF the new candidates
have formerly been members OF Couu-
ell.
William ]. Ferris will be candidate
for reelection as City Treasurer, and
Jnmes L. Cannon Is tho only now can.
didate mentioned In connection with
that Office. George Rossell, William
II. Taliaferro and William S. Wright,
all new aspirants have been announced
asrunnlng for assessor. There will lie a
Democratic and a citizens ticket made
from these numerous candidates, and
the Republican ticket seems about to
be merged intp an electric ticket,
which with probably prove winning
card, as New Castle Is stirred to the
depths on the electric question Just
now, both for lighting purposes and
rupid transit. and citizens who will
plcdge themselves TO work for these
improvements. Will receive a good
showing OF votes.
Mayor Herbert Is working hard for
thu new electric road, and with an
electrified" council to assist him. New
Castles prospects will receive boom.
All OF the churches will be beauti-
fully decorated with flowers to.mor-
row, and ii tie pretty weather OF this
week continues through the SABBATH.
large congregations will attend tho
Easter services. At Emmanuel z. L.
! Church Tho first service will be at 8 q.
| III. The Sunday school services at 3
| p. ~, Will include the administration
Of the rite OF baptism. The choir will
render some fine selections. The fol-
lowing anthems will DO sung at the
Presbyterian church.
/ Tic 10 u isen. Shipper.
| Christ is H!sen.
The LORD is itisen Indeed. ........ III ,lings.
Hr. ~ Forth in Singing. Herbert
/ NitlorE over uoath........ Herbert.
Christ Triump'iaht...... Banks.
| Nilliiu INOtHWcli ~ LIlo director anu
Daniel Wolf the organist.
The NJ, L. choir, under the leadership
of'J. Is. Manlove, held final rehearsal
last efeniaE. Miss Mary King. the
organIst, will he accompanied by Wal.
ter ID. Walls. Tho cornetist, formerly q
member Of Grace Orchestra and
HyHtts Military Band, OF Wilmington,
and j. 4. Challenger and ii. Hushe.
BECK, vloins, and Edward Nuylor,
Trombone.
| The evening service at st. Peter's.R.
G. Church Will he as follows:
| Nospers. ......Miss p. II. Rogers.
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| ave NtlH'lis. .......... Mlllard.
4 iNBiiu N|Ill.... ..........,....h oseW ~.
While many OF the Delaware street
| store windows present fine appear
nnce Thomas Frazer has the most
uniqe Easter decoration, which con.
| sisis OF u window filled with many
/ dozens of eggs.
Invitations are out for another largo
Dan Tucker party, to be held in tho X.
| OF L, hull ON Thursday eyeuinR next