The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Ia Transpirina In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware,

What IL TransplrinR In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
| NEW CASTLE. Feb. II
An article appeared In an afternoon
paper yesterday, stating that seven o
the fourteen members OF the Trustee s
OF the Poor intended to vote for Will
liam l.. Wier. Said prominent Demo-
crat here last evening to your cor
respondent, think 1t Outrageous to
appoint Wier Superintendent of the
hlmshouse. lie Ia clever party
spells should be divided. Wiar had
sixteen years in the Levy Court aud
that ought to satisfy him.
New Castle Hundred has man who
has been himself. as we'll as his whole
family, q staunch Democrat, and there
is nothing bipartisan about him,
either, and he should he the man. He
is man who com mandS the esteem
Of every one. no matter to what party
they belong, and that man Is David
Mccoy.
Public opinion should have some.
thing to say In this thing, and 1t ls
hoped that II such strRight-out Demo.
Gratis as Culbert cannot get their man
Morris Cooling. the horse thief,
stood one hour in the pillory to-day
and received his lashes for horse
stealing. The quartet OF chicken
thieves squlrmed under the lash to-
day as they received their second In.
stalment for robbing the chicken coops
OF The different farmers.
A very enjoyable time was spent by
several young people OH Thursday
evening at tie residence OF Miss Ella
Turner on Front street.
he broken-down Winsor Line
steamship, Norman, from Providence
Tor Philadelphia, passed ND to day.
Tho Norman is nearly thirty-iive years
old.
The schooner May Williams, which
struck Hereford Bar. New Jersey
coast. while bound from the Kennebec
River to Philadelphia. was iloated yes.
terday and towed to the Delaware
Breakwator by the tug North A merca,
In n leaking condition. Two hundred
and eighty tons of ice were thrown
overheard before she would float. The
vessel is hcdly damaged mud leaking
badly. She ia expected here to-day.
Sho was consigned to j. III. King with
a cargo OF $50 tons OF ice
| Tonight promises to DO gala time
~ tle opera 1DuSO Win the L. A. T..
Ministries. They made a grand turn
out yesterday afternoon as they left
fur the station to take the special
car on tho express for Middetown,
where they appeared last evening as
lie Fred u. Wilson Troupe. mem.
Der OF the mnHtrels SAID this morn
lug that they resolved "a splendid re-
lceptlon and a fair sized house at Mid.
idletown. A full house will greet them
tonight and all who go will 4et the
worth of their money.
| A collection viii be taken ur in the
Catholic and Presbyterian churches
Tomorrow for the benefit of the As.
lsociated Charities. ..
II Is understood that jar OF pickles
Will he resented to n certain cor
respondent nom here who said that
the woolen mills are of Tho greatest
consequence TO tho people OF the civ.
II would 10 enough for n stranger to
wife such sun. Why. tho Delaware
iron Works Ia the heart and soul of
she city. lake it away and New cas-
tie Is dead.
A young sport from WILMINGTON
Will run from that place to this city
tomorrow lie is training for a fight
between the l9,h and 18th OF this
month. both men Will weigh in at 9s
pounds and the go Is for a purse of
$50.
Misc A. Black las returned home
irGm an extendt d visit TO Baltimore.