The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is TrnnspIrln9 In the Pretty Town
On tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF tho REPUBLICAN,.
New CASTLE. April 12. 1894.

New CASTLE, April 12. 1894.
The newly elected mem bere OF City
Council met at the Mayors Office and
were sworn In by Mayor Herbert to be
the city fathers Council then or.
ganized by eiecting Henry Holshu-
maker president, and J. Ernest
Philllps clsrk. The election of n city
solicitor was laid over until tho regu-
lar meeting. Among those present
during the swearing in were John L.
Campbell. John [. Boyle, Officer Nor.
gan and the REPUBLICAN reporter
The present Councili s sure 20 make
a good record for the three new mem.
bora broke all previons records last
evening by demonstrating the fact
that they wero fully aware OF the pies.
ent Democratic times. On all such
occasions II has been customary for
the new members to Invite those pres.
ont to the oyster saloon and there
spend an hour in pleasant intercourse.
But the election was real Democratic
ono and II kept OH showing and is still
stormy, 80 the new members will have
to be excused from giving the regular
treat.
Tuesday and Friday are cattle days
on the lteybold. All stock placed
under shelter. Rates lower than ever.
A well-kuown member of Company
| ii. considers hat there must be some
very strange things happening around
tho Armory, as lie left some bananas
there yesterday and they totally dis.
appeared. Even tho janitor did not
know BnythlDg about their disappear
/ ance.
There has been rumor on the street
Tor several days past that IN conse-
! quence OF the hard times and the diff
Guilty experienced In collecting the
tuxes that tho police force will DO re-
duced. There has not been an arrest
made for long time. as the people
here nro truly law abiding citlZons.
Even II hard tunes did strike New Cas-
tie they did not actuate our people to
violate any OF the laws. 1t is to be
hOpsd that the present efficient force
Will be continued.
The best and cheapest way to send
Or receive express ge between here
ana Philadelphia is by the steamer
Reyboii.
Ii the admirers OF the City CorneI
band stlll continue buying tickets foT
tho concert on Saturday evening there
will DO no room for the general adj.
mission ticket people. All the seat.
usually reserved have been taken unG
tho band has boon obliged to further
back Reserve tho seats in order thai
their many friends can be accommo
dated with sitting room during theiI
concert, Which promises to DO thu
greatest musical treat given here for
many years.
Roy Supple, who for many years has
been connected with the well known
grocer, VIM. Niekory, left today FOL
Philadelphia, where he has secured /
position. @
The storm remained unabated her,
oil day yesterday and last night. Tht
river rolled in all tho spiendur of IL
fury ard the fishermen refused tC
leave port ali day yesterday. Tht
river tossed the fishing boats 50 much
around at the wharf that 1t bccan.
necessary for their safety to removt
them from the wharf at which they
We're tied up.
The teachers and scholars In schoo
building No, 2 were scared up prett!
badly ewing to the storm blowing on
two windows. The school WAS clos-t
nhi tho committee on school property
have taken steps to repair the dainag
done.
IL was stated here last evening tina
Il. Il. Daw, OF the Review OF Reviews
would interview the State Road her
| llilt JOllll lnI IHDlOintW.
I The funeral OF Francis 7. Reynolds
who died on Sunday evening last o
typhoid fever took place this morn
ing and WIS largely attended. Divl
sion No. .. Ancient Order Of lilber
mans, OF which he was president, an,
was also state Treasurer oil the orde
in Delaware. st. Peters Beneficial
Society and st. Peters L. A. b. SoCict,
attended tho funeral in body aut
sent handsome ilornl offerings, III
honorary pltl-h5arers ware Archie
Watson. Patrick Begley, Michne Grlf
lin John Z. Murphy, James II. DO
herty and James McGrath.
The Uall-beIrers were Mathew IObll
aud jamas VI. Hugh, Of the h.ber
mans; John !. koyla and Patrick Mur
: phY, OF The Beneficial and Jos ph A
Catlln and thomas tullinaua, Of tn
L. \. Is. Society. Requiem high mas
was celebrated III st. ictor's ChuIcI
10y Rev. Edward L. Brady who IN Lll
eOuise Of the funeral sermon paid
deserving tr.butH to tho memory o
he dHuoA5ei and dwoit on th' chris
tan | 10 he led. / lao ST. Peters I. 4
Il. Society at its special nGclin
ud9pind the following resolutions c
respect,
WneroHs, 1t has ploa3ed hInlSht.
|
dom 10 remoye fr IN DOR midst on
beloved brother. Francis Z. Reynolds
therefore bo 1t
Resolved, Innt whilst howng /
| humEle gUbulaeiun to the WILL OF Iii
who durtll All things well, we cann q
: gut t!crlUra tho 1888 OF lin VINO wa
; faithful TO the p.imclule5 of totul al
Z stinen"c advocated by our society
i,esUlyGd. That we tender To his sol
, rowing wife and family our hearted
sympathy. In this, tAeir hour Of al
iact,un. hoping God will give thou
r strength md comfort TO blag The
; loss wih humility and resignation
) ana BE- II
kesOlYol, As mark Of respect W
nttend the funeral In holy; that
copy of these resolutions BIO spread o
} the minutes ami printed in tho Dan.
J RfrrmJck>, nd Evening Joul mai. al
also copy be sanL TO tho family U
he dugeasGu,
JANr5 I. l;Y tN,
WILLIAM j. MAETIS,
llUGH DrlFy.
Committee.
New Castle, Del. Aprii oh, 1891.