The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-19
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NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
May 10, 1899.

At tne eighth annual meeting Of the
New Castle Building Loan Association
held in the town hall the following direc-
tors were chosen James nj. Wise, Jr
George d. Williams, John $. King, John
Ridiugs, William Denkyne, Frank G.
Weggenmann, barry w. Hnshebeck, Ed
ward I. Deakyne and James McGrath.
The directors organized by electing james
N. Wise. Jr.. president, Edward L. Dea-
kyne treasurer and i. c. Weggenmann
secretary.
The real value of each share OF the first
series is sl2G 60 and of the sacoHd series Is
S55c5
Word has been received here o. the re-
cent death OF Mrs. Mary Adams formerly
Of this city. Mrs. Adams went to live
with her sister Mrs. George David of
Woods Holl, Mass, about two years ago.
The Delaware Iron Works in some of tho
departments arc running overtime in order
TO keep UP with tho orders. Ii n sufficient
lumber Of men can be secured the works
will run Oh double turn. The men who
live here and have good positions in Will
mington refuse to quit there and so back
to tho Delaware Iron Works.
The silk waist factory is closed because
the proprietor was unable to secure II suiTi-
Client number Of hands to operate the ma
chimes 1t Is stnted hero that Mr.. Pyle will
iOu'No 'hO IHuShihoty W w
whore he expects to operate tho factory. A
former superintendent Of tho factory is
expected to start q shirt factory here.
Conflicting stories are afloat as to
whether it was ''roOmer" or "border'
that was hung yesterday when Brown
Lancaster engaged In the paper hanging
business.
Word has been received here of the we'd
ding of Howard Marshall to Miss Ad. Lee
ntrps ,f(
performed at the residence of thg bride
Tenth and Potter streets by Rev. Francis
NJ. Taitt, rector OF ST. Paul'sP T. e church.
There were q largo number ofirulattycs of
tho contracting parties present. the$bride
was the recipient of a largo number of
valuable and handsome presents. After
tho ceremony reception was held. Mr..
and Mrs. Cochran, parents of the bride, cole
bratod their silver wedding anniversary
on Tho Same evening.
Rev. Edward i. Brady has been III al
tendance at the fifteenth animal meeting
of the Alumni Association Of the Pontili.
cal College OF North America. more fa-
miiarly known a| tho American College
in Rono. The men ing was held Mt Hotel
Walton. Phiadelphin, and about 81 mem-
bers of tho association wero In nttendunce
A feature of tho meeting this year is that
the college celebrates the fortieth nnnyer-
sHfy OF tho iSunUnllOn OF tnc cDllHRe. ne
college was founded by Pope Plus TX and
Mgr. w. II. O'Conneil is the present rec
tor Of the college.
The tux ratio for the coming year will be
C6 cents OH the 500. The error list for tho
pnst year amounted to Sl213. The Board
Of Appeals allowed Only two claims. They
were those of Mrs. Reb'cca Terry from
jl50) to $500 and james B. Brady, three
frame hou.cs from $500 to 500 cuch.
Henry A. Dennson wanted his property
reduced frGm So 800 to$l so. 1t remained
at It's p: csant valuation.
A branch Of the National Building Loan
Association was formed here last evening.
Tho following officers were chosen Presl-
dent, l.. + Eliason; rico-pre ident, Dr.
w. A. kuniz: srcrolsry. w. Ferris; attor-
ney. John H. Rodney; Directors, s. p.
Roberts, p. !. Leonard. Jam;s II. Clough,
Charles Hoffman,, John Refs. john 4.
Hayes. S. h. Miller, John Il. Taylor, Ru-
dolph Na'ette.
Miss Buulnh Schcnck OF indianapolis, is
the guest of Miss Shaw.
Sheriff Wharton of Dover was tho guest
OF Sheriff Taylor yesterday.
The circus is in town. New for u royal
good time.
Rev. DR.. Grove of Astury Church. WILL
mingtoD, will preach in the Methodist
church on Sunday morning and Presid-
ing Elder Watt Will prcach in tho even