The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
WANTS rrsuspirins In tho Pretty Tswa os
sAs Delaware.
Correspondents of tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE Sept. 8.

Corrospondeuce Of tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 8.
All that was mortal OF ex-State Treas-
urer William Herbert was laid to rest
yesterday afternoon In tho M. q. ceme-
terry. The oity presented holiday an.
attending the funeral Grief was visible
ON the couutennnces OF those whom he 20
often befrlended. Charles IL. Cleweli was
funeral director. while the funeral was in
charge of st. Johns Lodge A. f. A. NJ,
OF which the deceased was member.
The services wers conducted ut tho
house by the Rev. v. y. Collins and Chap.
lain Il. NJ. Munson.
some black cloth covered oasket and
from the time the doors OF the residence
were opened until tho funeral services
were over. they were viewed by hundreds
oil hls fellow townsmon. Men. women
and children passed In to take a farewell
look at their deceased friend. He looked
unlike himself. for his features were
shrunken and showed the effect OF long
suffering. The hpral doslgns were sim oil g
but handsome and profuse Tbs oasket,
whom borne to the grave was covered
with them, The funeral services were
held at tine house and were attended by
large numbers OF friends. among whom
the following were incluied:
Senator Gray, George O'Neill, III. NJ.
Cleaver. J. IL. Rodney. A: b: Cooper. VIM.
ii. Lee. Joseph Callahan, William Mooney.
@. g. montgomery. Walter H. Hayes. Al.
drew Gray. Mayor Evan q. Boyd. WIlliam
i. Jones Giles LaInDson. Parke Posties.
John Nj. Solomon James q. Dobb, ex sem
asor John Pyle. Joseph L. CARPENTER Jr'.
Willard salisbury. John Bigns, Magis-
trate John A. Kelley. Hiram Il. Borle, G.
A. Elliott. Isaac Dillin. II. ID; George. J.
p. Lofiand. DR.. John J. BLACK. vii
mer Hanson. James Hanson, Judge l. @.
Grubb. Henry D. Hickman. Owen J. Hes
sion. Eugene NJ. Sayers, NJ. J. Conway,
James B. Tomau. Robert Morrison, Gil.
pin B. Underwood.
conducted at the grave. Tue pail bearers
were John A. Wallis. John NJ. Valette. Wn.
Funk. Ira Lunt. William SiIlpson and DIR.
Howard Lofland.
Iho Huugarians have been accustomed
to visit tha orchards at State Road each
Sunday and secure enough apples to NIL
their pockets. Last Sunday a party OF
peaches they received what the reed blrds
received yesterdny-plsnty OF shot.
"BlaolS Joe" and Hop the Duck" had an
Interesting experience picking the grains
out OF their flesh.
colt belonging to Thomas Wilson.
furniture dealer OF Iatnall street. Will
mington ran away yesterday afternoon
on Second street. In turning tho corner
Nit quickly ran to Its assistance and held
tho animal until its own.r arrived. Very
little damage was done,
J. Milton Davidson rendered his resigna.
q
Athletic Club last evening. An election
for the Bonrd of Dir rectors will be held on
September ls The Trustees OF the Com.
mons and City Council will hold inter
estlnR sessions tonight. A Whining.
ton reporter who wrote an unoslled
for attack OIL the O. A. &. recently visited
New Castle on Saturday. As soon as his
identity became known the boys intlma-
tod to him 1t was best for him to leave
town and he went Friend Gray missed
seeing the bali Rome. The gunners kept
up the cannonade all day and the reed
birds fell In large numbers. The veteran
gunner, John Rementer. brought down
fourteen dozen and Edward Neher, six
dozen and nine birds.
They are selling In Wilmington for 80
cents a dozen.
New Castle people were truly elated
when they learned that Ferguson won the
watch.
John Hughes OF GreensboFough. Nd, ts
visiting his brother, Charles Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Helms OF Portsmouth, Va,
have been the guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Hoffman at the ef1erson House.