Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-18

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umpire-C Reeves. Esq, OF Atlas club
Scorers-D. W. Beden, OF M0sacsa, and VIM.
e. Uleaver, OF Atlas.
Base Ball players Gan always procure Bats Of best
| quality, Eagle and Star lis, at Hallam's Seuar
tore No. IL East Fourth Street. may 81 A.
At stated meeting OF the Water Witch
Steam Fare Engine Company, held June 4th,
1866. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
| WHEREAS, BY the decree OF our Onipotent
| Creator to whose august behests We bow with
profound humility, resignation and reyerence
our beloved fellow member MIL McLAUauLlN
| has been removed from our midst To his eter-
| nal rest, and
| WHEREAS, II is fitting that we, his associates.
should manifest in some suitable way the es-
timation in which he was held by those who
were his co-adjutors in the laudible cause to
which he was sincerely devoted, therefore
Resolped, That in the demise of NRu Mo-
LAueHLiN, our Company has lost an efficient
| and self-sacrihcing member, whose interest in
| the organization was only equalled by the de-
votion he evinced to the welfare OF his fellow
| citizens in his capacity OF Fireman: whose
memory will ever be cherished with fond re-
membrance OF his noble qualities of head and
heart, and whose irreparabie loss has ere ated
II void no time fill.
Resolved, That III token of respect to our de-
parted companion, the apparatus OF the Com.
pauy be draped in mourning Tor thirty daya
Resoired, That a copy of the foregoing pre-.
amble aud resolutions he forwarded to the
family of the deceased; also, that they be pub
lished IN the Delaware Gazette and Delawar,
Republican.
E Ss::ss i i S.I s::.'e-' Committee.
JAS. Crooks, Pres. pro. TEN.
S. G. TAzwELL, Sec'y.
Atlas Bass Bull Clu5.-The following ara
the proceedings OF an official meeting OF the
Atlas Base Ball Club. of Delaw are CITY, held
on Tuesday, the 18th instant, viz:
WHEREAS, ltappears, in playing the game of
Base Ball, by the Diamond State and Atlas
clubs at Delaware City, on Friday, the 9Th
instant, that the former ignored the "Rules
and Regulations OF the National Association of
Base Ball players" by which we are governed
and by which the two captains of the playing
uines, agreed to be govsrned ia said game,
and played on said occasion in direct contra
vention of the 29th section OF said rules and
regulations, which provides "that PLAYERS in
all matches must have been regular members
of the club which they represent, and of no
other club, either in or out of the National As
sociation, for thirty days prior to the match;
and whereas we are unwilling to play with
any Base Ball CLUB who are not governed BY
said rules and regulations; therefore
Resolped; That we do not consider the game
of base Ball played ut Delaware City, between
the Diamond Stale, and Atlas clubs, on Fri
day, the 9Th instant, one of IA series of three
for the championship OF the State.
ReSotCed-That we decline to play another
game of Base Ball with the Diamond State
Climb of Wilmington, Dell until they are will
ling to be governed by the spirit and letter OF
the Rules and Regulations OF the National
Association of Base Ball players, in such cases
made and provided
"Korn Restaurant "-Mr. Benjamin O. Korp
an intelligent and respectable gentleman, for
merly of Philadelphia, and who has had Co.,.
siderable experience in the epicurean life Il
now the proprietor of that we'll known estaeI
lishment, in the basement Of the nSaville
Building" corner 9Th and Market Streets The
lovers OF good ehting now have n fine oppor-
tunity to procure any thing they desire. Mr..
X. is celebrated for mis- urbanity OF manner,
anu Shu NC nj nI6 6btADuSnm6nt
in connection with his chief clerk Mr.. Jsseph
kruser ready TO accommodate all with the
best Injuries OF the season. For particulars
advertisement.
FestiuaL.-The Ladies Benevolent Assoc,a-
ton of Drawyer's Presbyterian Church, in
Odessa, held u strawberry and floral Festival
id the Academy yard of that place. on Friday
and Saturday evenings of last week. The AZ.
tendance was quite numerous, and when it is
considered thai little more than week elaps ed
alter 1t was determined upon, the result IN ust
be highly satisfactory to all. The tables were
beautifully aud tastefully decorated aud the
ladies of this place sustsiued the reputai ion
they have 80 long enjoyed. The sales amount
ed to nearly 5000, but the net proceeds will
not exceed $3.50. A handsome cake was pre
scented to each OF the pastors, aad one to the
Lodge OF dood Templars by II member of that
order. L.
The Fourth ofJuly.-Johu Boldly, No. 22l
Market Street, is already making prepara-
tons for the Fourth OF July of July. He has
on hand n fine assortment OF fire works, flags
&c, which he will sell wholesale, as well as
retail. Dealers in the State should call On
him. as he is selling these arucles At as low
rates as they can purchase them in Philadel-
phia. Boldly keeps first class establish
ment, aud we are pleased to hear that he ia
doing large business.
Poetic.-With scissors sharp, aud razors
keen,
Parker clips the rough hairs a. n stroke.
And the down that grows between
And all who can enjoy joke,
A Shave, Shampoo, or bath, as nectar sweet
Should call at No. IL East bird Street.
New Soho OF Ed ,fce.-The st. Mary's (Cath.
olic)congregaton are about erecting "a haad-
some school edihce adjoining that church 1t
is to be sixty feet square, three stories b ivh
and twenty feet ceiling This is a great en-
terprisc for the church, which seems deter
mined that the education of the children of its
people shall not be neglected.
Work'ngmed's Meeting.-A meeting Of the
workingfnen OF this city was held on the lot at
the corner of Sixth and French Streets on Sat-
urday evening last, and was numeronsly attend
ed. band of music was in attendance, and
addresses were delivered by Marshall Roberts
and Samuel Buck, of Philadelphia, and Mr..
Dougherty aud Capt G. W. Curry, of this city.
Dediedtion.-The Chapel of Grace Church
was dedicated to the service of Almighty G1d
on Sunday last At half past ten O'Clock Bishop
Ames preached An able sermon, after which tho
dedicatory ceremonies took place. In the even
ing the Pastor, Rev. William j. Stevenson,
preached an excellent sermon. The congrs ga
/ tons were large and attentive.
as TO 30 cents per pound; eggs % to 30 per
| dozen; spring chickens 10 to 81 per pair -
new potatoes Is to Is per quart; old potatoes
| 25 to 80 per half peck; strawb be rries 90 to 40
per quart; peas 20 to 30 do; apples ID to IS per
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