The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-03
Faith, Mrs. Muloackey me old man
Plays base ball In the league,
And f'll have to give up washing,
Since Manhattan got so big.
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REFUBLIcAN
NEW CASTLE, April 3, 1897

NEW CASTLE, April 3, 1897.
The new jail commissioners were ap'
pointed by the Levy Court on "Wednesday
last They are James e. White, A. Her
man Padberg and John Shuhardt.
The retiring commissioners were Mayor
Boyd, James B. Toman and John L.
Stoops.
Miss Elsie Wilhclme. daughter of George
Wilhelme was married on Wednesday
evening to Silas Faulkner formerly OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev. ,. p;
Wylie. Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner Will
leave on Monday for their future home at
Parkesburg, Pa.
The work of erecting two story back
building by George I. Tobin to his brick
dwelling is nearing completion.
Contractor John Cheaves of Christiana,
Is erecting a two story frame back build
ing to the Newloye residence on Delaware
street.
Another dog was killed by the trolley
cars yesterday.
Haywood Case who has been visiting at
Christiana for the past month returned
home yesterday.
John Mcguire has accepted q position az
clerk in the cigar store of Wilbur Mere
dith. A depulation from Diamond Coun-
Gil, Jr., o. U. A. NJ will visit Industry
Council on next Tuesday evening and DO.
stow the Oriental Degree upon several OF
the New Castle Mechanics
About fifteen members OF Harmony Cas-
tie No. X. G. Il. last evening went to
Wilmington to attend meeting OF ST.
Georges Castle. The latter Castle last
evening added IL new names to its list
of 225.
1t was reported here yesterday that an
exper, on insanity said it was not healthy
to aaU shad as they are caught in seine.
One of the Cherry street residents says
that congestion lights will brighten up
that lhoroughfare.
George Slack, Red Lion, Is the most..uu
fortunate person in this vicinity at the
present time. AS noted several weeks ago
lie lost a valuable young Jersey cow, the
next week another got out and wandered
to neighbours, where . dog threw 1t on
its back, in consequence Of which it can
not get up.
On Tuesday of this week the colored boy
living with him threw stone and broke
the leg Of another young Guernsey heller:
He had hardly gotten over the result OF
this accident when he found one nl MS
young horses sick, refusing to cut. George
has our sympatbies, as this 10 very ais-
couraging to ono just starting at farming,
and we hope these unfortunate things
Will cease. obTdnRe w say phooS S''S
were oil brought from the Same place.
Rev L. ?. Corkran, who will succeed
Rev. V. S. Collins, was In New Castle yes
terday. Rev. Sir. Collins will preach both
morning and evening in Nazareth Church
to. morrow. His subject in the morning
will be 1.-The Christians Heritage, and
in the evening "The Christians Victory.
The athletic exhibition to bs given in the
Opera House to night under the auspices
of the c. A. @. promises to be an interest
ing affair.
Among the contestants Will be W; Dor
sew and Bill Haley of Chester; Young
Farrell Of Wilmington and young Sharkey
Of Philadelphia, and Russell and Acco'
Every bout will be on It's merits.
The Delaware Iron Works closed down
last evening for want of iron.
Henry Holschumaker who has been In
disposed is around again.