The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
NEW CASTLE NEWS
whnt Is TranspIrlnz In tho Prstty Town On
tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,.


New Castle. Dec. 5th,
When DIR. John J. Black called the Frus.
tees OF the Commons to order last night
at Its meeting tho following members
were present: Mahoney, Wise. Dslby,
Morrlson and RodEey.
The treasurer stated that the note
at the Farmers Bank had been re.
duoed sioo since the last meeting and
that the tenants on the farms owed at
September 10Th last about -, 800.
Tho tenante on the different farms were
present. George Morrison stated that
the family has been on the Clayton farm
O tenant.
Alexander Bi9gs who rents the Stockton
form wants to ~ rent. He felt like MIR.
Morrison that the rent OF the farm, was
too high.
p. B. Bullen who rented last year from
Mr.. Mccoy, tho Central Hall farm asked
TO become renter next year.
feter Pagan renewed Ills apple alton as
Tenant on the Model farm wants TO re-rsnt
Tor the coming year and favored "a re-.
failure.
hoUert wadsley the oglothorpe farm
Tenant wants TO still remain but would
ike reduction.
The following bills wero ordered paid:
,'ohh IL. Hance. sls; John T.stoops 5l1 70;
Israel Riding $s2 30; Thomas Mason,
Sl0 20; Morris. Iasker Co, SS05; l.. II.
Hushebeck, s.; Now Gastle Gas Company,
-. 10; u. Il. Lancaster, $3.50
communication was received from L.
u Frazer, secretary of the Board OF
Health, In reference to the cow pound at
the lfufeS CorNer hotel.
communication was received from
the trustees and citi1ens of the colored
schools asking for donation oil live TONS
OF coal.
Mr.. Challenger favored that three tons
De donated.
None OF Tho Trustees OF the Commons
objected but on Il vote the motion 1as
lost. MIR. Dalby moved anu Dlr. Wise
seconded tho motion that three tons be
donated.
Air. Toman favored tho object but
thought 1t ought to come rrem tho Levy.
Court For the motion Messrs. Chalten.
ger, Wise anu Daiby aud Ale,srs. Mahonsy
Rodney. Ioinan anu McGrory against
it.
quito lively tilt again ensued over the
money puld the lire company. lhe np-
pfopration has been made year attur car
aad no mortgage he'd.
The farm held by Potter Fag4n was or
doreu TO be advertised for rent.
All the tenants Oh the farms at present
were ordered to bo retained Tor the
coming year. Inc rurm of William b.
Mccoy was oonsi tered TO Do in better con.
dition than 1t was last year. and the rent
was raised htky cents an acre.
Magistrate JanYer appeared before tho
trustees ON tho part OF Mira. Theodore
Bruce. She holds three acres at u rent Of
$50. He complained that Mrs. Bruce had
TO pay water rent during tho last year.
Inc peopto used 70 say thut IL paid them
70 go 10 Wilmington 10 buy their grocer.
les. But since blcGrory and Tomam open.
eu Tile grand new store It ls no ionyor the
cass. ihesa two busting business meu
sal lastnighJ that for fresh utron, lemon
psei. orange peel. seedIess raisins. cleaned
currnlls. everything needed Tor lilo inaa-
"a ar Ia ki.ffs
and examine them the low prices quality
beng considered will astonlSh you.
ToM4S 70 MCtiRoEY
9TH and Young street.
Among those VINO went from this city |
to PniladeIphia to-day To Uo present at the
wedJIng of Miss Esteild Aiuy Eri3e to j.
Ernest Phiiiips were tho following |
AIR. and Mrs John A. hamilton, Mrs.
Emily TRUSS, Ed. Phillips. Mrs. Joseph l. |
and itsv. Mr. anu Mira Stunl OF |
Scranton. Pa., WHO were visiting New Cas-. |
tie friends
1he groom Is the genial passenger
agent auG Adams express agent at this
pace. Captain OF Company II n. G. d.
clerk OF city Council, u Prominent nietn-
Der oi The A. O. U. W. and the MoXulllons
AM an ait-round gentleman.
IL you want tho bsst goods for the least
money buy your winter footwear al Nc. |
Grnry's west nnd shoe stors. A good in-
fahts shoe at IS ceute a noDby nuns dress
shoe, all solid, only 81.
tity tounc'lluan Elason acted as clerk
lro toln ut tho Eleetng of city council |
last night Bil!s amounting To 1905 54 |
were Ordered paid. This amount Included |
the snlarles oil lhe police Oillcels.
ihe old stable at Second anu Harmony
streets was ordered TO be torn down. and
notice was ordered TO be sont to Mr., Eagle
10 tear up the Old pavement and put down
a new one opposite his butcher chop.
hew pump was or'ierei to DO placed |
on Second s'ieet This Is the place wnere
Eft i.fh haD
all lsuinmer-opposlte Belier's hotel.
Tho Mayors report was read and 1t
showed that 80 had been received for II |
ceilses. signs were ordered TO 10 placed |
at fourth aud Chestnu: street whero some
parties have been makinR dumping
ground for ashes and rubbish.
lhe town was owned by the musicians
last night. When the Z, ~ train arrived it
brought the Inembers of tho George WASH
inglon Fishing Club band. 1t united
with the Citizens cOrIet band aud hel ied
By members OF the C. A. G. the band OF
forty pieces pHradod through tn streets.
The band VAS preeted on its route by
iireworks anu everyone voted 1t was the
greatest combined musical fete ever ac-
com plished here. After several seisctions
In thu Opera House by tho orchestra from
wilmington tho band gave delightful
concert Oh tho stage. IL Is 20 to regret.
ted that space does not permit OF tho
enumeration OF the united bands com.
position.
There will TO great foot ball match
hers on saturday between ths first and
second elesens OF tho q, A. Z. Odds are
on the second elsven that they Will win.
lhe following telegram wnS resolved
shortly before golng IT, press to day.
PHILApEIPIIIA. tr,s.. Miss Il. Mnry
Price AMI J. trns hllIlps we're married
this afternoon AT church Eleventh aud
Nit. Vernon stree.s by KoY. Leweiiyn
Galley. lhe maid OF honor was Aliss Mary
Parrolt. ihe bride WIS given away by
William Price. StIll Pond, Md. Large
number CT friends present ut ceremony.
Bride wors well lifting dark greeu ira.
voiiiUs dress. |