The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondent CO OF the REPUBLICAN,

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| About thirty ladies from Wilmington
| visited the jail yea erday and distributel
literature among the prisoners.
| The force of men that has been Survey
ing and sounding q long the river shore
where tho proposed shipyard is to be lCcat.
| ed finished that work yesterday aud loft
| To-day for heir homes.
| George Mccartney of Wilmington has
completed the work of placing the win
| dow shades In position and laying the car
| pct and oil cloth at the llpin House Tho
new ne y!!,,1 furnltu,e tas been placed in position
by William Mcliwee of Wilmington. The
Gilpin Is tho haIdsomest furnished hotel
south of Wilmington. Mine Host God win
mas extended large sum of money in the
r0noyation of the popular hotel.
The hucssters Will not make fortune
this year selling shasI. The price at whole.
sale is $35 par hundred. To soil little ones
at 20 cents IN order to pay for horse feed
the large ones have to be sold at half u
dollar
The public was pleased at the light sent
ence given to Cotter. The many friends
OF ). Frank Alice and others were pleased
to know the other cases were dropped.
When Bo2g' comes up 10 take his lned-
cine tho New Castle people hops TO SEQ
Justice well tempered with leniency.
The Road Commissioners helda meet
ing last evening for tho purpose of ap-
pointing supervisors and also to consider
tho case OF the New Castle and Delaware
Ciy Electric Railway Company.
There VIII bs meeting of City Coun Gil
held this evening. A tax collector, soiici-
tor and surveyor will be elected
There will be trouble over the word
Grade in the permission to the New
Castle and Delaware City Railway On 7th
st.. 'hcro are Two grades and the ono next
Dobblnsyille differs from the northern end
by about ten feet. The bod of the street is
not the grade. City Surveyor KINNEY says
SO.
At the meeting Of the Road Commissions
ers last niglltMr. kce named a. road sup
orvlsors-Walter Burris, George Appleby
aud Charles Appfby. BY Samuel Landess.
Thomas Carey and Richard Maoney.
By Thomas Grier.--William Blackburn
and Joseph Laws
Snow bills Alex Fox $6; Walter Biddle
W.; II. McMuiien 40. 80; Edward Mccall
lister g.
Work on shells and ashes ut state road:
Harry 1'rnit' Sl.5); George Emory S.
Lanuers So.?5.
Received SlDJ from Horace G.. Rettcw:
drew check TO A. Il. Kee of $3l .95 with
which to pay above bills. Tho balance to
DO kopt to Fay men at work in slucs.
Cards OF invitation from NJ. and Mrs
"a t.ENot bub!iUtu VI NueSteF nave De0n rG-
celV"d here to tho wedding of Their dargh-
ter, Miss Emma Regina TO Clinton H.
Shslh. The ceremony will take place at
The home OF the BRIDES parents on April
~ ut No. 3iU Central Avenue, Chester.
Miss Jrssie s au,s of Taylor'S Bridge
was yi4i'or to New Castle yesterday
Tkn Diamond Slao baso ball club at
FnrnhurS' has organized. The layers are
Leach, pitcher; Smead, canter tisld Van
tine, lett field; Fritz, right field; Nichols,
th.fd base, Scarborough, catcher; Ma
gllirc, FIRST base; Newloye short stop: |
Hammond, second base; Atkinson and |
Derrckson subs.
All challenges arc to be sent to DR.. |
John Ii. Hammond, Farn.urst.
David fouldcn has erected u ncat fencs !!
bolWeen his garden and tho Opera House,
friendship Lodse-No, 3 A. o. U. W.
hold ah Important meeting last evening.
1t is not known generally but some Of
cur young people have the spring fever.