The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-22
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Tran-piring In the Pretty Town on
the DeIa ware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Feb 22. 1895.


People who passed by the X. OF p. hall
last evening stood nnd listened to musical
sele ections. 1hey wondered what was
going Oh, as 1t was not practice night OF
the city Cornet Band.
1t was soon learned that the Mogulli an
Band OF Industry Conclave. No "a. VIII
mlnRton was paying a fraternal visit to
Friendship Gonclave No. 319 OF this city.
Tho band was uader the leadership of
George Ferguson, assisted by Messrs.
Church, Rollins, McClain. Heisler, CurIstt,
Rodgers. Hutsou. Woodward, Riohard-
son, johnson. Hail. Brstoe and Robin.
son Seven victims were put through by
the. officiating Moguilians-Past master
Mogul j. Ii. ksatley; Master Mogul, VII
liam j. Mackey; Senior Mogul. II. H. law
LOT; Junior Mogul, James L. Suviile;
Worthy SuDe. u. II. Groves; Inside Snooz-
er, En- nett L., Thomas; Outside Snoozer,
Robert Il. Harrington.
After the meeting dlourned the visitors
were entertained at Meredith's Restaurant
where covers had been laii for forty-iive.
IL Is needless to say That pleasant time
was spent.
There is an anxious look on the faces of
"a considerable plumber OF our citizens
over the proposed eiectric railway bill. 1t
Is claimed by the promoters OF the road
that 1t would DO instr umental in boom
ing New Castle. Busiues 50 men in Will
inlngtCn would no doubt build ulong the
route OF the road and In fact every house
In New Castle would De ro nteu.
But tho overhead bri,iKe question l5
sure to be brought up again ny the Sus'
sex Senators and the bill Is expected to
bo killed The fife and drum corps has
been greatly annoyed recently by par
ties entering their headquarters 1t Is
understood that redros5 by process Of
law will be sought
Tie funeral OF William ID. Bali Will take
place 10. III urrow afternoon from tnB resi-
dence VI his sister Mrs. Adams. Intur-
will Ina M IL nsAm
Connolly. tho clever short stop OF the
q. A. q. base hail club will wear the Rock
ford coiors the coming season.
The bazaar now gong on at st. Peter's
Church Sunday school room Will be
brought to Il close on next Tuesday even.
lug. The ladies in cnargs OF the different
booths have besn yea GUS IN their sndeaY-
ors to maze 1t grand SUCCESS. Tne artt'
cle5 exhlbitei are the handsonest ssen on
tables for years ut the bazairs held in
this city.
The nnrk Nellie Smith. at the Delaware
Breukwater from Sagua, which mas ex
pariencel number of accidents since
her ARRIVAL aidei another yesterday to
tho number by dragging INTO the scnoon.
or Frances q. 1arnal. having been Carried
away from her anchorage by tue iue lhe
smith broke her rail aud whosl and her
artcr.c ibin was parlia iy demolished
Marshal bannun arrived mere yesterday
afternoon accompanied Dy Edward Reed.
VINO was sent to Jail III default OF bail tor
his appearance at tho April term Of tue
| Uniieu States Court To ans wer the char 40
| OF having sold whisky Without having
paid II Government tax
The tug samuel McCauley brought into
the harDor last eyenlnE ths bark Carrie
| L. Long, from iia wanna for Philadelphla.
An outward bound SCHOONER was sighted
| oil Pigsou Point last evening stuck III tho
| Ice.
/ A prominent married lady of this city,
VINO attended n lecture recently IN BATH
4. l.t N..
number OF friends that good many hus-
bands arc utterly spoiled by intsmandge.
| ment. Some womea 20 about IL us II
| their husbands were balloons and blow
| them up. Others keep them constantly
| in hot water, oIners let them ireeze by In.
| difference ind carelessnesa.
| Some keep them III slow by Irritating
ways and words. Others roast tbum.
some keep them in pickle all their lives.
| IL cannot he supposed that any husDund
will Oe tender and good II managed III
this way, but they are really deliciou 8
| when properly treated.
IN selecting your husband do not go
to market for him. as the uest ure alwuS 8
brought to your door. IL Is far better to
| have none. unless you Will patlenAy
learn now to govern him.
| z S1e that the linen in which you
wrap him is properly washed aul menued
| with the required numuer oil buttons and
strings tlghtly sewed on.
! lilo hlm In the kettle by strong silk
cord called com. OFT as the one called
duty Is apt to be weak.
They ure apt to fall nut Of the kettle
and to be burned aud crusty on the edges,
since Ike. GRABS and loDsiefs you have to
| COOK them while alive.
III he sputters and fusses do not be
an&ious-Some husbands do this until they
| are called done.
add little sugar in the form OF what
coniecLIoners call Kisses. Out ho vinegar
or pepper on any account, A little spice
improves tnem but 1t must be used with
Judgment
DO not stick any sharp instrument into
him to see II he is becomin. tender. stir
hun gently Watching ths whils lest he
adhere to the kettle, aud 30 become use.
less.
You cannot fail to know when he Is
done, II this treatment IL closely follow.
ed you will lind hun all that ID uasirHblei
hut do not be too careless with hln aud
Keep him In too cool a pacs'