The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Transpirinz In the Pretty Town ON
the Delaware
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CAsTLE. Sept. 10. 1895.

NEw CASTLE. Sept. TO- 1895.
The strsets OF New Castle are digrAce
TO the city. From the river to the west
end papers OF all sorts are scattered
about and no one seems to take any inter.
est In the matter only to throw more
around. In the pretty New England
towns at the corners Of tho principal
streets are. handsomely painted barrels in
which everyone puts the pagers which
like New Castle. would otherwise litter
the street. 1t 10 about time that such q
practices was nipped In the bud. Even the
scnooi children should be taught not to
throw papsrs away coming or going
from school,
The committee OF the City Council on
streets should employa horse and cart
and change Delaware street from Front
to Third from manure pile to the street.
The business men and othere have been
sweeping and sweeping all summer until
the dirt is banked In the street. Let us
be UP and doing. There is no need for
much expense on the streets but the gut
ters should bo cleaned, the dirt should be
hauled away und the practice Of throwing
papers around should be stopped. The
present City COUNCIL is the best New Cas-
tie has had for some yeafs and 1t is to be
earnestly hoped for that Morrison ami
hls brother city fathers viii keep the
streets clean.
The cry has been raised again about
Sunday base ball within the city limits.
Some people now are kicking about the
lamps being put out at O'Clock. 1t will
10 an inducement to thieves TO operate in
town for when the lamps go out the DO.
licemen go iu. Several favor reducing
the force 10 two men while others are In
favor OF having one man TO light the
lamps, put them out anu do police work
at night. the other two to lay aside the
white collar and 20 to work. Let them
keep the cutters clean and do the street
work In general 1hsre are lots Of men
who would take ths job at Sl050 a week
and the prospects OF so cents for each ar
rest they would make.
Thomas Kane has succeeded Robert
Wright as foreman In the picker room of
the James G. Kno wles Woolen Mills.
Twenty five Huugarians arrived here
yesterday afternoon on the steemer Rey.
bold. They will work in the Delaware
Iron Works.
+, Dover wants to play another series with
the q. A. O. One game here. one in Dover
and the other In Wilmington The man.
agement of the Dover club wants Toman
to umpire two OF the games and Dover
man the third. Manager Hushebeck how.
ever. would not nuke any arrangements
with the club.
Roofers are making repairs to the root
of the old bending mill aud foundry OF
the Delaware Iron Works.
Stern Brothers. OF Wilmington. whose
large store ia on Market street above
Hoishu maker Building on Seconu street.
Household utensils, glass and chinaware
will be handled. The Stern Brothers are
well known business men OF Wilmington
and IL is hoped that reliable store will be
patronized.
Word was received here last evening
that Mrs. John Mahoney, OF Kirkwook, IL
indlsposed.
Harry Neher was able to return to work
today.
Thomas Doris feels agrieved over the
loss of his handsome badge.
Miss Lizzie Wise has returne home
from q prolonged visit to Pocomoke
City.
Miss Cynthia Cripps has returned home
from visit to friends In Philadelphia.
Miss Clarke is visiting Philadelphia
friends.
Give the base ball players benefit.
Clear the streets of all rubbish, weeds
and paper.
II you play ball on Sunday GO outside
the city limits