The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What is TRANSFERRING in the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.
of the Republican,
New CASTLE. April s.

NEW CASTLE. April s.
There are only four more days unit
the city election will be here. Ever
faction and each side OF the house he
been saving wood. and the kindlinR I
all ready and the fire has been started
Tho Democrats will have no fuslol
ticket In the field. for from all TIN
can be learned the west. the east, til
south and the north have united art
agreed upon @ ticket. None Of til,
leaders seemed Inclined to give I'll
combination away, but your CORE
spondent believes that the following
will be the only Democratic ticket ii
the field:
For Council for two years L E. Ella
son. William Cooper.
For Council for one year. John II
Martin. VT
For Treasurer, William ]. Ferris.
For Assessor, George E. Temple.
4 How is that for ticket?
1t will DO seen that Mr.. Martin ha
been slated to I'LL the unexpired tern
OF Mr.. Conway. Mr.. Frazer will no
be a candidate and / could not get tc
see MIR. Etchells, and. therefore, a
present cannot cay whether he will b
candidate or not. The Republican
end OF ethe line will be heard from b,
Saturday.
The friends OF the different oandi.
dates for Sheriff on the Repu blieau
side OF the house are working right
lively. Paul Gillis will carry New
Castle hundred, although William r.
Finn was here last evening and made
his fences right strong in the section
OF tie city he visited. Finn has q
host OF friends here and he has uu.
doubtedly very strong lieutenante,
and was accompanied by them las I
evening to q place where lie was
promised good deal oil support.
Richard Conway was summoned by
a telegram yesterday morning to
come from Washington. as his little
five months baby gill had died OF .
o'clock yesterday morning.
An enjoyable evening social was
given at Mr.. Bottoms last evening.
Ten couples went from here. The
music WINS furnished by Professor
McGrory. Archie Watson was master
OF monies, George Frseberry floor
manager and James Tobin. Joseph
Davis and Henry Glandon assistants
A worry enjoyable time was spent By
all those present.
Spectators at the depot last n .glIt
were much amused by u lively 81. o
by a white ana colored boy. Theii
names were Connor and Butler. Ii
was right lively timo while it lasted.
An additional force was taken on to
work this morning at the wooden
mills.
There will be q sale OF household
goods on Saturday evening at DHlby's
avenue. Weldin Vining will be the
auctioneer.
Rev. I. Il. Martlndale was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fra ger last
evening. His many friends made Iii
brief stay the occasion to spend the
evening socially previous to his do
parture for Milford.
John Sherman, the well-known
wholesale fish agent from New Yora
arrived here last evening. He will 70
main hero during the season and buy
chad for his house IN the great city OF
New York. He expressed an oplnioiI
last evening that this will 10 the
greatest year OF shad known to fish.
ermen for several years.
There is good news for many here
There will be no games of base bal,
here on saturday according to Mana
ger Bradley. Leach. the phenomena.
young pitcher of last year. who struclS
III men out in one game without hit,
inteEds to move To Philadelphia Ia n
couple of weeks, and this will futher
handicap the c. A. C., as Il has been
depending on Leach to be Its pitcher.
Catcher Madden has said that Leach
has all the curves and Is stronger nnd
quicker than last year. Madden is oil
the opinion he would be only able to
hold him for two or three innings. II
is understood that regulations are be
Ina made TO secure his services for a
Philadelphia team.
The c. A. G. Juniors are fully organ.
lied and are ready to receive chal-
lenges from any club whose playars
are under 10 years Of age and would
be glad to arrange game with b
Wilmington club, the Roeksby pre-.
fsrred. The Juniors were known last
year as the Bacon Senate. Address
Samuel McNitt, captain. New Castle,
Del.
Rev. Vaughn Collins, the new pas.
tor OF the II. L. Church. is expected
to-day.
The river steamboat Stockton. whiol
has been tied up all winter in the Su
lem creek, was towed up by hera yes
tcrday to Wilmington to be over
hauled.
There was thunder storm hore las,
evening about q o'clock
Miss Belle Tunie. of Clayton, is TIN
Guost OF New Castle friends.
Miss NJ. Hudson, of Lewcs, 10 tn
Rue't of Miss Lillian Meredith.
Much complaint has been made late
~ here Tor The poor quality of the gas
The street lamps last night showed
very poor light. and the United State,
Hotel Has left In complete darkness
Several here only wished that AddieG,
would come to Now Castle aud stbr
a gas works, Instead of trying to buy
the Philadelphia plant.