The sun., 1898-11-30

First Citizen HillesF When the robins
nest go years from now.
It is said that Ii Hung Chang Bach is
playing on Hig's "Bas0'."
High Prizes: McIear may soon corner
the market in singing ink.
Sir Anthony Hig said neicht and Botch
refused to ''play in his yard"
Wmnldn't some persons rejoice to see
the light turned on? ''Ask me-"
CounciIn,anic candidates are bobbing
np like flowers that bloom in the spring
Mr. John Pill and Mr.. Jim Hitch it is
stated, are going to pull "cahoots'' to.
gether
Tie administration has demar ded
Hon. George Gray, SO what's the Use OF
kicking.
Are you onto the slick game OF
"Regs?" They might bear close in.
spertion. .as
The plum has not yet dropped Mr..
Byrne but remember 1t will soon be
Christmas.
DR.. H. C. Moore, is slowly but surely
creeping mp on the leaders in The Suns
5 material contest, s..
Francis H. Hoffecker doesn't say much
about politics, but as a hustler he's q
luiu from Luluville. .. ..K
Frank can be seen at William Michaels
Office every day at 9 .. m. Frank is
known as bitter partisan.
II only delivered half the goods" said
Charles 5. Horn, and the crowd melted
away in the gathering darkness.
Michael Cannon will again represent
his ward in the next City Council not
withstanding reports to the contrary.
Did some one whisper it or did Mr..
Clerk Of the Peace Foard say that those
confirmation papers had not been fled.
"We may have seen better days."
hunnmed Chairman Pat as he perambu-
lated down the boulevard quite recently.
The Great-I.Am is still treading this
terrestrial sphere. What tile thnnde~ is
the matter with dose Of "teqezquite.
Would-be Recorder of Deeds for life,
Courtland G. Montgome ry, is learning a
new melody. 1t is called Dream On"
DR.. Evan &. shortlidge and William
Simmons are prominently mentioned for
the Republican mayoralty nomination.
When a Johnnie meets a Johnnie
Coming through the rye,
When the Johnnie called the Johnnie
The "Jedge" refused to cry.
"When l was boy' continued John
D. Hawkins in reminiscent mood. He
got no further for the crowd dropped
dead.
George c. Rothwell, Who was the
Democratic candidate for coroner is an
applicant for Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
Senate.
The Superior Court yesterday decided
that the Municipal Court Of Wilmington
was constitutional, and Judge Ball wo,e
a 6xl0 grin.
The county assessors for the city of
Wilningt N will sit at the Court House
tomorrow to receive returns for the in
vestment tax.
Both Bob McCadden and Tony
Hauber are now near that 1900 mark in
the Senatorial contest and a few more
votes will do it.
Ex-senator Dan is not vet back from
that Virginia hunting trip, but it is
said that the party will come back
"Ioaded" with game.
Read and mediate. The Board of
Education will run between $1,000 and
$1,000 behind their appropriation within
the next seven months.
The mayoralty boom of II. A. Brown
is as chirp and as fresh as Henry him
self What's the matter with him max
ing an old-fashioned canvass.
1t is said that some of the letter car
riers are booked to receive their "conge"
before many moons have passed away.
How about it Postmaster Hugh?
"Put Me Off at Buffalo" sang one of
the members of the Board OF Education
last night at g. m. as he meandered
home (?) leaning on the arm OF his best
girl.
James Foster, Of New Castle hundred
is a candidate for the position of Ser
geant. alarms of the next House. Foster
is a member Of the State Central Com
mlttee.
The Regular Republicans will find that
thirteen is a decidedly unlucky number
if they 60 into caucus with the Addicks-
ties, who claim to have nineteen Eren-
ing Journal.
DR.. Caleb Il. Layton, who has been
announced as probable candidate for
United States Senator may have tn at
honor conferred on him when -
freezes over.
They kicked, but then you know the
Democratic chairmen were registrars, "
1t happened they say and those that re-
ceivei $6 perhaps state that it was no
illusion Of the brain.
COngressman-elect John II. Hoffecker
has not been heard from since the elec.
tion. Honorable John, it is said, re
fuses to take hand in the game between
the administration and the Regulars.
Sherlff.elect John +. Taylor yesterday
bonded in the sum of $4,000 giving as
his hondsmen George W. Vernon, John
I. Dickey, William B. Clerk and r.
Lewis Armstrong. The sheriff will enter
, on his duties January l, 1899.
1t is stated that at a meeting OF the
Union Reform Party Executive Com
, mittec held at Columbus, O., on Satur
, day, steps were taken to form a new ma
, tonal organization. Men from New
J York, Illinois and Indiana met with the
Ohio committee and decided to hold q