Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-20
3taa corre,p ondenoe Of Every evening.

New Castle, April 20 Michael Bishop.
a painter, made a hasty exit from the
house Of James McGrath, on South Fifth
street, hatless and Coatless. Yesterday
afternoon and distanced his pursuer. Con-
stable Buckley, and made good his escape.
The constable had warrant. charging
him with trespass, and on SATURDAY, at
tempted TO locate him at Dobbinsville.
but without Success Yesterday il WAS
learned that he was painting the home
of Mr.. McOirath, and accompanied by
Magistrate Terry, the constable went in
the alleyway of the property to the
kitchen door. Here Bishop was found al
the dinner table and he found himself in
close quarters, but made a bolt for the
front Of the house and escaped bv wav
of the front door before his purslier had
gotten half way out of the alley. Bishop
called TO Magistrate Terry. Come here.
squire, ! want to see youn The squire
said, Come here" but he would not
and when the constable ATTEMPTED TO
approach him he left in a hurry. The
warrant for Michael was sworn out bv
former Magistrate James Van Arsdalen
now in the real estate business. The lat
ter's claim is that Bishop had broken
into some of the Dobbinsville properties
Warrants have been sworn out for others
and these will be served in a few davs.
A meeting of the members Of Citv
Council will be held tonight in the Office
of Mayor Boyd for the purpose of re-
organization. Several attempts have been
made TO hold a meeting for the purpose
hut on account of deaths i'm this family
Of Denney s. Smith, former president
and some of the members being EMPLOYED
at night, the men were unable to get to-
gether.
Comp. Ext Sarsaparilla. a spring medi-
cine, 65c. +. Challenger 4 Son, pharma-
Cistsf
Preparation has been completed for
the laying of the cornerstone of the
parochial school Of St Peters r. G..
Church on Sunday afternoon next. The
stone will be lsid at 3 clock by Bisbop
Monaghan. after which the clergy and
Others in attendance will 90 to the church
where the services viii be held and a
lecture on Christian education will be de-
livered by Father Alexis. a Passionist
priest The admission 10 the church will
be by card. These are being issued by
he pastor Of the church Rev Frederick
'. Campbell and the trustees
Men are placing in position the new
posts of the New Castle A. A baseball
grounds, and the work of building the
fence to a height Of nine feet will begin
as soon as the boards arrive.
b Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Wall enter
tanned a number OF young friends al their
home, ll2 North Third street last even
ing, in honor Of the birthday anniversary
OF their son, Matthew Wall. Jr.
The Jim Shoe S3.50-Snaws.*
The new ferry line between this city
and the two New Jersey towns. Penn s
Vile and Penn s Grove. will not be
opened tomorrow, az WAS intended. hut
Will be opened ON Tuesday.
The rehearsal of music for Children S
Day by the scholars of the First Presbv-
terian Sunday-school will be held In tho
Sunday-school room This evening at 7.3O
o clock. Edward H. Naylor. cornet:
Charles 5. Fleming and Everett Howard
violinists, will assist Mrs. George II. Rem
ME, organist. with the music.
The people are anxiously awaiting the
outcome of the recent swearing out of
warrants, by one Of the members of the
Citizens Party, ON charges Of illegal voting
at the recent city elections. Although
matters are quiet now, il is understood
that they viii reach a climax within a
few days, and tho four warrants for two
white and two colored men will be served.
This disproves the rumor which wars cur
rent yesterday 10 the effect that the war
rants had been withdrawn.
The attendance az the bazaar in the
Opera House, lsst evening, was greater