The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What 10 rranspirink In the Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.

ON the Delaware.
Correspondence Of the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Sep. 20.
Al the msetlng OF the Board OF
Education last evening the following
members wers present: Messrs. Fer
ris. Frazer, Deakyne. Stewart. Eliason.
and McIvor,
For some time past dame rumor has
been handing around the report that
one OF the pretty young ladies now
teaching the rising generation Intend .
ed to graduate from cupld's school
and become tho principal Of her own
home by getting married.
New Castle people are ever on the
alert for the welfare Of the schools
aud consequently two young ladies,
Miss May Cooley and Miss Rsba
Chase, last evening forwarded letters
to the board stating their Willingness
10 spend their time end glvo their best
educational work to the youngsters
should Vacancy occur. The com.
munications were received a nd ordered
filed. Bills for the books recently
purchased for the schools were order
ed paid-when the money comes into
the treasury. Other bills took the
same course.
The committee on school property
was instructed to walt on the Levy
Court and ask for permission to tap
the jail sewer and maze oonneo
ton with the we'll at the school house.
The following pupils were reported by
Professor Knapp as deserving of spe-
cial mention for the mouth. OF Sep.
Itember:
! No. 2-Sadle vantine. Mary Win
slow, Hetty mclaughlin.
No. 5-Hiram Borie. John Willis,
Robert Vantine, James Saunders, Now
land Hanson, John Carrick. Thomas
lGrayill.
No. Ida Saunders. Matte John.
son, Margaret Whitnack. Laura vii
liams.
No. s-Frank winslow. tiles Grab
am, Harry Newlove.
/ The average attendance for thu
month was 4S6.
There were men from this city
yesterday naturalized In the Superlo
Court, Wilmington. A couple o,
years ago at a Democratic nomination
these men were allowed to vote
though they had beon challenged
They said they had their papers al
'lhome and the Inspector took theil
day.
1t is pretty tough, John, to work as
'Iyou are working and the leaders dc
llnot speak to you and talk about lop'
ping oil your court houss head.
ono of the prettiest church weddings
eeen in this city for years will take
place this evening in the VI. L. Church
Tho groom will be William q. Grimes,
land the bride will be the pretty and
accomplished daughter of George W.
IClino. Miss Ella.
Deputy Grand Master Robert Burns
|of Wilmington .lastevening installed
the officers OF Washington Lodge No.
Is, /. o. o. +. He was assisted by J, A.
Bennett ond .. Buckmaster. the fol.
lowing officers wore elected: Noble
Grand. Harry Montgomery; Vice
Grand. John Currens: II. S., Robert
Harrington; T.. T.. John Montgomery
The many friends. OF Ex.postInastel
Stewart OF Wilmington were palneC
yesterday afternoon to hear OF his
Icondltion.
Potter G.. Madden Is inilspossd al
his homo on Fourth street.
tFnir nj Trenton, September 81 to 2s
The great Interstate Fair at Tran
ton grows more extensive and lmpor
tant ouch succeeding year, and the OK
Ihibition to be held from September
IA until the 18th, inclusive, promise.
/ Ito 10 unusually attractive and com
Iprehensive. Every department is re
plete with interesting and Instructive
sights The blooded stock Is partic
,ularly fine and the daily programme
of races contains the spesdIest classes
obtalnable. Circus acts Of rare merit
and daring and vaudeville entertain
/ ments Of all kinds will be presented
The large purses offered for supre
macy in the manifold species OF ex
IhiOlts and contests insure earnest eff
forts in the enionvor to prove su
Iperlorlty and excellence in the varlou:
departments.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, as Is Its
yearly custom on this occasion. viii
sell excursion tickets at greatly 10
| ducel rates from many of Its prlnci
pal stations within a wide radius. aur
L speclal trains over the New York, Bel
rldere and Amboy Divisions will b.
} run direct to the grounds. The track,
lof the company are the only ones with
in three miles, Extensive prepare
tons have been made by both tht
J management OF the Fair and the rail
road company for the accommodation
! and the convenience OF the Thousand
who Will not fail to attend al affair 0
such increasing Importance.