Evening journal., 1895-03-05
New membera sworn In.

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New Members sworn In.
Ex Treasurer William Herbert. leaning |
on the arm OF fellow member, came out /
of the house last night for the first time
for six weeks aud attended the Board /
Of Education organization meeting |
There, with Messrs. Borle md Manlove, |
his associates on the ticket, chosen on |
Saturday. be was qualified by ex-
President Ellason, chairman OF the
meeting The election OF officers Of the
Board resulted In the choice of William
]. Ferris for president and Q. Edwin
Eckles for secretary. There were
three candidates for the presidency.
New Ofhoers and New Stock.
at meeting of the Citizens Buildln &
and Loan Association last evening the
annual nomination of officers, TO be
elected at the April meeting. was held
and It was unanimously decided to open
the books for a new series of stock on
april /.
The officers nominated are President,
George w. Dlckerson; vice president,
John G. Mahoney; treasurer. Julian ID
Jnnvier; secretary, William J. Ferris
Harold Sudell, John Thompson; directors,
William K Rothwell, Patrick McGrory,
JOAN A. Walls. Thomas Frazer, John T
Stoops, ]. Milton Davidson, Ed ward
Daily. Israel Riding, Thomas J. Gravel,
q Allen Smith, John ]. Sheridan. The
new series OF stock was unanimously
agreed upon at the request OF large
number Of citizens who desired entering
this prosperous assoctation
lived Three Quarters OF Century.
Mrs Cardelia l., Wilson, in the 75th
year OF her age, died at the residence OF
her husband Levi Wilson, near Sta
Road, after a long illness. Mrs Wilson
will be buried tomorrow from her late
residence, at 10 o'clock and interment
will be made 1T Bethel near Hares Corner
Rev V. 3 Collins will ofiiciate
Mrs. Alfred Carty, the wife OF a well
known colord man living at the foot of
Third street, was buried yesterday after.
noon In Union A. M K. Cemetery. She
was 35 years old and had been III only
few days, with typhoid fever.
saiussters Pay high Tribute to the Dead
Mrs. Clara ] Silver, late beloved wife
Of Postmaster William r. Silver, OF Red
Lion, was laid to rest in st. Georges
Cemetery yesterday In the presence OF
large assemblage of weeping friends. At
Mr. Silver's residence at Red Lion,
services were held, beginning at II
o'clock, and their comfortable home was
crowded and scores stood outside, who
had come from Philadelphia. Wilmington.
Middletown. New Castle Klrkwood and
from country homes throughout New
Castle county. Beautiful floral offsrinas
adorned the casket.
hev. w. P. Townsend. pastor at Red
Lion, ofhclated ct the services and most
impressive addresses we're made by Revs
W. A. Wise and Alfred Scott, OF VII.
mington; Rev. Edwin Gardner, OF
Stanton. and Rev. Boehm, OF Maryland.
All spoke Of the wonderful Christian
character Of the deceased.
"New Castle Day" at the Capital.
Through the Efforts OF Magistrate Jan
visr, who is interested in number Of
bills now before the General Assembly,
the Committee on Municipal Corpora
lions a. Dover has set apart next Wed
nssday evening especially for New
Castles interests and Representa-
tive Pyle has called the committee in
special session for that evening to hear
opinions, pro and con, on all measures now
before the General Assembly relating to
the oIty Of New Castle.
Onaces seekingsMen,
harold sudsll John F. CAmpbell and
Charles H. Clewell are wanted BY many
Democrats OF the city TO grace the
Councilmsnic ticket next month. IN
they accspt IL will be q Well, Well,
Well campaign--well for the common.
wealth, well for the ticket aud well for
themselves 1t is hoped that the man
seeking office" stigma will be dis
'ountenanced by the citizens. and that
the ''ofice seeking man" idea will be
dopted as far as City Council is con
cerned
VIII Enjoy Feast Of wild Ducks.
The twenty-four hours from yesterday
At noon until to day will go on record as
tavinR offered the best sport known in
Years In this neigborhood In the line OF
Wild duck shooting on the Delaware
4ver Messrs Rementer and r /.
togers shot eight fat and toothsome
auoks Just before nightfsll within sight
e bown. Lieutenant Booth and Nj K
sancaster, who got as far down as Salem
ove, thought they would never get
through shooting these early Spring
'eauties and brought home twenty six
inc fowl, all they could carry up town.
Serious Charges AgsInst AS,,I Husband and
Mrs Mary Toksj Pole living il
hungarian row, Dobbinsville, charged
wo Of her neighbors, before Hagistrao,
fanvIer last evening, with serious crimes
'oseph HodAks offense was entering thl
'oksj dcmi~;is' and forclbly taking tw.
rooms wb.sk he swore had been stolei
rom him 1g4e mans defense was tha
IL had 0sssd Mayor Herbert what h
zz-glH &c about his b-ocnz ena thl