Daily Republican., 1883-06-29

nau sucn an erect upon the nome team
that it went to pieces, and five runs
were scored before the inning was fin
ished
The miserable score follows:
INNINGS.
Quickstep 1000 0 0 ! 0 O. 3
Trenton 20 1 O20 0 ) x-l3
Base hits-Quickstep, 4 ; Trenton, l3.
Earned Trenton 4. Struck out
Quickstrp, ) Trenton, 4. Base on
baIs--Quickstep, Trenton, /. Left
on baSee-Quick,tep, 8; Trenton, 4
Passed balIs-Cnsick, ; Burns /. Wild
pitche>-Trenron, Quckstep, =. Two
base hits-Harkins, Brrsnahan, Ben
ntrs. Time Ot game-Two hours I'M
pire- McCatierty.
The Frauk +. Smith nine of this city
claim to be the strongest amateur nine
in the STATE. They will play the Mil
ford nine on the grounds OF the latter
July 4.
This afternoon the home team will
endravor to play the Burlington, n. j.,
team.
A new pitcher and catcher is needed
for the Quickstep, in order rha Pyle
and Cusick may have "A little rest.
J he Anthracite and Trenton seem to
be the only two clubs that can bat Pyle
with any effectiveness.
The SuntUwer base ball club has
organized with the following players.
f. Cook c, Il. Thomas p W. Singley
=. $, w. Murray ID, \, Shipley 2b,
W. Pennington, 3b, A. Bartlett, |. f,
A. Pierce, c. f. & 5 hotield, r. f.
They are ready to receive challenges
from any club whese members are un-
der l6 years of age. All challenges
should be addressed to W. Murray, 1856
Walnut street.
Games played elsewhere yesterday:
At Detroit-Cleveland . ; Detroit, 4.
AT Chicago the game between the
Buffalo and Chicago mines was post
poned on account of rain.
At Boston--New York 8; Boston IL.
AT Observation-Disclosures 4; Eclipse ..
At ST. Iouis-Athietic 3; ST. Louis
At COlumhus-Baltmore Columbus
/.
At Cincinnati-Game postponed on
account OF rain.
At Elizabeth, y. Athletics (mix-
ed nineJ, u, Grorsbeck and Schley, l3.
At Reading Championship game)
Brook lyn !, Active 10.
Al New York-keystone II; Alaska
-.
At Newark-PhIadelphia .; Newark
Dots.
Tie new Masonic Hal AT Seaford, was
Dedicated yesterday.
The Loblell Car Wheel Company
moved into their new office at Front
and Pine streets yesterday,
Grrensbury Smith, aged IS years,
and one Of the oldest members Of EZIon
NJ. L. church, was buried yesterday
afternoon.
The Ross nine OF Chester defeated the
strong August Flower club yesterday,
by score Of = to with no men out in
the last inning.
John Moody, farmer living mean
Newark, who accidentally fell into an
iron pit one uight last week, died from
he effects of his injuries on " Wrdnesday
night.
a meeting Of the Immigration Com
mission was held atDover yesterday and
htty-onc applications wer" reported sup
piled and forty Immigrant, ON their way
here.
1t is stated that on and after July lst
the fare between this city and phia-
dcIphia by rail will be - cents. Eouni
trip tickets will be sold good for one
day only, for Sl.lo.
Four hrSt-clisS passenger coaches
were shipped TO the Long Island Rail
road Company, yesterday, by the Jack
son < Sharp Company Two more will
be shipped to-day.
a small tenant house on the farm Of
Henry IrtMX below the 60 Big oak" in
he occupancy OF u colored man, burned
down on Sunday in the absence of the
family.
The bridge across the washout at Col,
| Inns Beach was completed on Saturday
and the road and premises are being
made ready for tho opening rthe 2Sth
inst.
| Quite a number of young ladies', in
company with their gentlemen friends
spent the day yesterday at Brandywint
Springs. They went on II special cal
on the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Railroad
The drivers in the employ Of Georg,
W. Bush n Sons are vieing with eacl
other in the care Of their respective
teams, as prize is annually awarded
to the driver for the best team. Th,
inspection takes place on Monday.
On Monday next cars on the vii
mington City Railway will run every
seven and half minutes. On Wrdnes
day the Company received twelve
western horses, for use on the line
They were broken in yesterday.
The steam tug Taurus took another
private party from this city down tn,
river last night The parry compriseo
n number Of prominent ladies and gen
tI"nen, and was an enjoyable affair
Robert Graves was the caterer, ant
served up refreshments in abundance