Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
star Correspondence Of Every Evening.


New Castle, April l9.-Six fish for
nine neis was the result Of some Of the
work yesterday. The highest catch
OF any. one boat was three fish. James
Schullz.a Now Jcrseyman, VINO IS fish
inp one of Davis Smiths nets, went
ms far south ass Dan Baker Shoal, yes
torday,and caught The highest number.
II is said that some of the New Jersey
Fishermen caught as high as i've shad
TO the net.
The local fishermen feel that the sea-
son Is a failure. The price Of fish in
New York has dropped on account of
the Susquehanna and Chesapeake
catches. These fish do not command
the same price as do the local fish.
Ono year ago, Mr.. Schultz cashcd
tii4in the week which ended on April
18th. Thus fur he has cashed Sl4 for
the season.
The ATTENDANCE at the bazaar Of the
New Castle A. A., in the Opera House,
last night was better than on the pre-
ceding night, and those taking part
predict a great success. A feature last
evening was the dance from 9.i0 to
II o'clock. Another dance will be
given tomorrow evening. Among the
donations are q Morris chair from the
Wilmington Furniture Go. umbrella,
kcnnard g. Go. ; Administer rug, W.
Harold Smith g. Co.: half dozon
wine glasses and three bead necklaces,
NJ Hard y. Duvisi cigars and shoes,
Robert Shaw; hat brush, Ross g. Son /;
candies. James r.. White and Whining
ton Candy Go. watch fob, Thomas
Flinn pitcher, Mcmahon Bros. .
kid gloves, John Clayton box of pipes,
William Max; Gala bust Walker g.
kyle coal, Fliason Bros. William
Oeakyne. William d. Greer; hams.
George T. Tobn & Son, Wutv Bacon A;
months shave, Joseph Bacon. Harry
Ahern onyx parlor table, William
Taylor; book OF tickets, W., N. G.. a. S.
Railway by Capt. G.. =. ll0lcomb
suit Of clothes, Edward Reynolds
-four, Childs; sweater and shirts.
James E Biggs thirty quarts of milk.
Jesse Biggs shad, David Smith, Moul
ton g. Rogers, Jr cologne, Ferris g.
Son hat, Saltszgiver S Bupp coffee
-, NJ. Kenny; picture, Edward IL.
Brennan map Of Delaware, Mayor
Boyd Life Of Mckinley Samuel
htchells; slO each from Sclden s.
Deemer. Andrew Bryson David $.
Cam; a. each. John 4. Dixon, Della.
ware Roofing Go. ~, Challenger a
son; 3 each, James Quimhy, philiI
skinner Frank j. Decmer. Dr.
William Wertenbaker. The bagatello
table. presented by Seldom S. Deemer.
Is wanted by at least 80 persons
The husehall grounds nave been
lereled by Arthur H. Kee. who took
the contract several days ago.
James heline moufder in the rm
ploy Of he lial4t Steel Co.. went tc
New orl1 on Saturday lo await tn,
tatHa ..I I.a j. "a.
Bonus. who ssileu from liverpool. Eng.
ON the steamship Umbria. a week ac,
last Thursday The steamship laudec
her passengers ON Sunday and ON Mon
day Miss Bonus became Mira Helm,
~ New York city, Mr. and Mrs
Helme viii arrive here n % few day.
and Will make their homo with Mrs
Anna Eagle, ON Delaware street nca'
Second
The following officers elect of Friend
ship Lodge, a. q. T. W. will he in
stalled this evening hy Acting Deput'
Grand Master Edward Melchoir. Dr..
of Wilmington. after which "a smoke
VIII be held John G.. King, Maste
Workman b. Frank Blackburn, Fire
mans Patrick i. Ahorn Oversecr
Robert n. harrington, Guide; Nea
Seminar, Inside Matchman Arthu
r. kee. Outside Watchman. 4 ful
Attendance is looked for.
Several parties are after the ol
foundry and AN cilors will be made O
secure tho property If it can b
bought from ne National Tube Co.
number of people from this cit
attended The play Way Down East.
in the Grand Opera House. Whining
ton. last night
Kate Fields Miller, colored. wife q
George a. Millor. died at her resi-
dence on Cherry street, yesterday. &
cancer OF the breast
Mrs. John M. Wilson and Mrs
William h. llHrcker are In Mashnl
ton. m attendance at the annual so.
sion ol the Daughters OF the America
Revolution, as delegates from On
Delaware Chapter.
Mrs. Jpmes Quimby and M iss Bell
Madslcy have been elected delegates {
the convention of the Womnn's Hon
Mission Society of the NJ r. Churr
aud Mrs. james Quimby has bee
n elected temperance secretary of IA
Home Mission Society, a newly create
Office
Richard Brown, son of Villa
Brown of this city, has passed th
civil service examination required fl
machinist in the government service
having attained an average Of near
100 in all the branches required. Il
has been appointed to the shops at N
Arsenal, West philadelphia. and "a
eumed his new duties.
The nev tennis courts Of the Ne
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