The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
NEW CASTLE NEWS
whnt L. Tran-pirinR in the Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican, "
NEW CASTLE, April

NEW CASTLE, April 10.
The concert for the benefit OF the
City Cornet Band promises to be the
greatest musical treat the New Castle
people have had for years. The re-
served seats are nearly all taken, and
IL Ia the opinion OF cool-headed people
that standing room will be at u pre-.
MUM. The band has always treated
all classes OF the people here very
kindly, and now that 1t is about to
make an effort to enrich Its treasury
the people should respond most gen
erously. Buy the tickets whether you
go to the concert or not.
Excursion tickets to Philadelphia so
cents, freight handled at lowest rates,
cleanliness and comfort, on steamer
Reybold.
There were two accidents In the
Delaware Iron Works yesterday. One
/. man had his hand badly mashed, and
another had his foot badly mashed by
being caught In machinery.
All goods delivered free, rates far
lower than the railroad, cattle under
shade. Consult your interests on
steamer Reyboid.
The O. A. Z. held an important meet
Ing last evening. Among other things
transacted, five new members were
tend services on next Sunday evening
In the First Baptist Church.
There were some OF the section
hands here yesterday quilt work. as
they say they cannot live on the
wages offered by the Railroads.&c. a
day.
Choice country butter Csc. 2; doze n
fresh eggs, Csc; 8lbs. choice No. 2
mucRere!. 2bc; cans corn, 25c; 3 cans
best corn. 25ci 8 cans best tomatoes, csc;
best No. mackerel, 15c per ID. or 2lb.
for 25c. Fresh vegetables at Thomp-
Ison's. ".uE.
The catch OF shad still remains
small. The wholesale prices yester-
day were $50 per 100. Several Will
linington people were here yesterday
and purchased pairs of shad at $3.50
Ipair.
Seldom II ever In the history OF New
Castle has 1t ever been known for such
Ia quiet city election to be held as to-
day. To the old workers OF the Demo-
!cratic side OF the house 1t is a great
day. for unity Is king.
There is war and rumors of war
here and in the nelghhorhood on &C.
count of Henry McCadden having
made application for license for the
house at Landers' Lane.
thing for the travelling public between
here and Wilmington and the other
side claims 1t will be just rs detrimen-
tai to the good morals Of the commu-
nifty. A strong rem onstiance has
'ieen circulated and has been largely
signed, opposing the granting OF IL
lcense to the place.
Several persons from here were
scared pretty badly last evening at
Wilmington when tho car jumped the
bumper and was pushed against the
eastern door OF the T., w. & B. Rail-
road station.
James Is. Rice intends to enjoy him
lself thoroughly this season, as he has
purchased 3o-poand Crescent bicycle
from John 4. Stoops. ..'.-
The German steaneh hip NiIlkommen,
from Rotterdam for Philadelphia,
which was sighted on April with two
blades of her propeller gone, passed
Iup yesterday for Wilmington, to dock
for examination and get a new pro.
lpellor. She has a spare propeller on
board which will DO put in place. The
lWillkommen is bulk oil carl Ter own
ed by the Standard OIL Company.
| Joseph l.. Nantine, state command
or of the Grand Army of the Republic.
who holds the medal of honor, attend
I'd the seemi-annual supper OF the sec
ltion in Philadelphia last night.
Tonight will be great time with
the Knights of the Golden Eagle, as
they will hold a pound party. which
will be preceded by q musical enter
Itainment.
. The funeral OF Frank r. Reynolds.
WHO died on Sunday evening will take
place on Thursday morning at o
O'clock. The A. o. II. and +. A. b.
Society will attend the funeral in
body.