The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REpCBLICAN
NEW CASTLE. October &c.

When candidate for office resigns, In
forms his party, and places the proper
notice with the Clerk OF the Peace then
his party fills the vacancy and the Clerk
OF tho Peace issues q stiCker to be placed
on the official ballot over the name Of the
person who resigned The following let.
Ter explains itself Having rendered my
resignation as candidate for assessor of
New Castle Hundred and given the re.
quired notice to Clerk Of the Peace Foard
respectfully ask all Republicans to vote
for d. B. Kse.
II the Republican party neglects or re.
fuses 70 uon,lnate Mr.. Mckee In my place
and my name remains or the ballot then
nsh ,hht jny name be scratched and the
square opposite KEGS name stamped J
want to SEQ the whole Republican ticket
successful this time WELpIN VINlNG.
Tie latest sensational news Is that
James Doris, the registrar OF the eastern
district Is TO bt arrested for violation OF
the registration laws.
Accompanied by his attorney, George
Elliott, on saturday lash Samuel Burris
applied At the window 10 be registered.
For some time past he has been living On
a truck farm along the shore at the foot or
Giles I.ambson's lane.
Burris presented tax receipt from the
Fourth ward where he formerly resided
and he claimed that his present residence
was in New Castle hundred, but he was
refused.
Albert Brown, colored, was erased be.
cause his name did not appear on the cer'
titled copy although he had paid his taxes
In the southern district Of this hundred.
Nathan Brinklsy, colored, has lived in
this hundred 40 years. Is living now in the
Eastern district but assessed In the south.
ern. He registered there but found out his
mistake He then got transfer stating
his name appeared on the certified copy,
aud that his name had been erased but
Doris refused to register the man.
The Republicans allegc that there were
several inmates of the almshouse regis
tered IN New Castle on Saturday. Being
wards OF the county they are not entitled
to vote. The registration Is ahead in num-
bers Of that OF two years ago.
Tho condition Of Regina, the pretty
little daughter ot John B. Mahoney. Of
kirhw0od, who has been very i'll for some
time, Is greatly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Begley, Misses Della and
Mary Melarkey and Miss Ella Maginn on
saturday evening went to Wilmington
and attended an evening social given by
Mr. and Mrs James Flynn, at Eighth and
DUPONT streets.
The Z A Z. colts on Saturday defeated
the Alva colts by the score OF to at
Battery PARK. The c. A. q. colts there.
fore were surprised to find that the Alvas
were unprincipled enough to have re-
n0rt Of the game published yesterday
claiming that they won the game.
The members uf the c. A. c. football
team are high in their praise Of the man.
ner In which they We're treated by the
wheel club on Saturday. 1t is safe to say
that wien the return game Is played here
that tie visitors will be treated in the
sams gentlemanly manner.
The Democrats will hold mass meet
ing in the Opera House tonight.
Very few people like to say anything
against the trolley road but when it gets
the right of way from Wilmington to this
city ana then objects to paying $500 for
83x6J0 feet of the glebe land, the people
are of the opinion that the company wants
too much,
New Castle was invaded on Saturday
afternoon by large bicycle party Of ladies
and gentlemen who were enrOute to Della
ware City to meot barge party given by
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McCausand The Ell.
tire party returned Oh the barge to Will
mlngton.
Thomas Boyle has been elected manager
of the G. A. G. Jrs football team and Is
ready to receive challenges from all 1l5
pound clubs in the country 1t Is prob.
able that the first game will be played on
next Saturday with the Hickory club of
Wilmington.
The Single takers are in great glee over
the appearance of DR.. McGlynn who will
address public meeting in the Opera
House on "Wednesday evening.