Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
.l.a rolI..nonaenee d Ererr EvenInE.

for two members OF City Council ana
an Assessor will be held at the Office
of Mayor Boyd tomorrow. The polls
will omen between IL and - a. m., and
close at p. m. There are Two
tickets for council, one containing the
names of Denny S. Smith and Hugh
Duffy. the other, Joseph a. Carlin IN
and George W. Nantine. with the names
Of James NJ. Wise, Games Doris and
Robert Nowlove for the assessorship.
The Citizens ticket has the names
of Carlih and Nantine, and the names
of all the candidates for assessor
which will permit the voter to pick
up his ticket, already made, without
adding the name of the assessor, unless
be votes for another person. The ap
pointment OF an inspector has not been
made by Mayor Boyd, and according
to the statement Of the mayor, Will
not be made until tomorrow. lie
stated last evening that this was the
custom for years and would not be
deviated from. Taxpayers who have
not voted for years are talking of vot-
ing tomorrow.
Joseph II. King on Saturday evening
shipped 240 shad to New York, the first
shipment Of the season. Albert Davis
brought in b3 fish and John King 20.
Others caught but few.
The West End baseball team defeated
the patched up Brylgon team at Battery
Park on Saturday by the score II to ~.
james Bowen had the left side Of his
face badly bruised 10y thrown ball
The batteries West End. Carswell, John
Foster; Brylgon, Rementer, Elbert
Grant.
The Jim shoe, $3.50 -shaws*
Three negroes, who were arrested by
Officer Tobin on Saturday, were taken
before Mayor Boyd yesterday morning,
fcharced with disorderly conduct The
men claimed they rolled dice to sec
who would pay for drinks. They have
never been troublesome and were let
off with fine of g. each and costs.
One carried a 82-calibre revolver and
was held in al0O bail for the May term
at the Court Of General Sessions.
Harold X. Hobbs, who recently re-
turned from Fitzgerald, Ga, has Sc
rured position at the plant Of the
Baldt Steel Co.
The Sunday-school scholars Of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet
ut the school room at 7.30 o'clock, Fri
ray evening for the purpose of rehears-
Eing the muscal programme for Chil-
dren's Day, which Will he celebrated
Sunday, june Sd.
A reception will he rendered ON
Wednesday evening, in the Sunday
school room Of the M. y. Church, 10y
lhe official board Of the church, "a
Rev. George r. Anderson, the new
pastor, who recently came here from
Snow Hill, Md. Pastor Anderson
preached at both services yesterday
and visited the Sunday school. III,
made a favorable impression.
We have reopened our ice cream par
lOrs Try our ice cream; unsurpassed IL
tho State -Elkintonst
The following meetings, in connec
tion with the Presbyterian Church,
nre announced for the week Bibl,
Society, Wednesday afternoon in the
lecture room at O'Clock; Young Peo
Pies Society at O'Clock on Wednes
day evening in the lecture room; Pas
ioral Aid Society at the close Of The
PRAYER service on Wednesday evening
and the Home Mission Society at .. 81
o'clock on Friday afternoon at th
Marble Hall, Fifth and Delawar
streets.
AT the meeting Of the ladies Of tn
bazaar committee Of the New Castl
Athletic Association, at the home @
Mr.. and Mrs Selden $. Deemer, o
Saturday evening, matters pertainin
10 the affair were discussed and tn
haQatelle table tickets given out.
was decided 30 hold the final meetin
on Saturday night at 7.45 o'clock q
the Opera House and all those takin
part will attend Arrangements al
made for six tables. three fancy, on
'in charge Of Miss Kathryn Gormlo
and Miss Elizabeth McCue. anoth,
in charge Of Mrs. James Quimby an
Miss Edith Quimby, and the other
charge Of Miss May Pedrick and Mi
Anna Newlove; cake, Mrs. Thomi
Smith and Mrs. Victoria Wise cand
Miss Rachel Patton, Miss Clara Ney
1ove; lemonade, Mrs. John c. Bridg
water. The above will be assisted !
tprominent young women OF the ci
Rnd county. At the recent meeti
fof the bazaar committee sum
money sufficient TO defray the expen
lsof the ladies committee on decoratio
Iand articles to be purchased was q
.dered drawn TO the order of Mi
lxsthryn Gormley, chairman of &
Nadies committee IL is purposed
have a continuous table around c
Hnterior Of the Opera House auC
tforium. Messrs. kerrigan, Downhal
roman, Deemer, Holcomb and HaI
Hance we're appointed a committee
book after the decorations commit
on flags, Madden and Kerrigan. 4
hall committee will rent the piano
two weeks. Season tickets were TAX
lput by Messrs. McCaughan, Kerrigr
Ahern, Sihley, Murphy, McGro
The ball committee has arranged
have badges of purple and 60
the colnrs Of the club. The comm
zee consists Of Peter G. Madden. cha
sinsn; James J. Kerrigan. treasur
Edward J. White, secretary; 10
r. Murphy and Alexander McCaughi
The officers are: Eugene Chase, j
master Of ceremonies, Emmet n
Crory. foor manager; Hugh Dui
Charles Countiss, Harry Bradfo
Harry Oliver. Ioomis O. Wise. Will
Leach. Robert Newlove. William Ia
Ter, Harry Hance, assistants. Sci,
s. Deemer, Can't. G. =. Holcor
James r. Mcfvor, Samuel L. Ia
Moses B. Fleming, reception CONN
tee.
Another lot was disposed Of
Brylgon BY Mayor BOYD on Saturda
New Castle viii be a dry town n
midnight tonight until midnight
morrow night.
Our display Of Easter hats will SUR
those Of previous years. An invita-
extended to all. Mrs. Francis =.
Callin.t
Robert Newlove, conductor on
trolley line, has secured two mont
leave Of absence, and a change I'm
men resulted as follows james Do
70 Newlove's run; W. A. Matthias
fDorris' late straight and Cha
Countiss from the extra list TO swi
Mrs May R. Collins, wife of ASS
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