Evening journal., 1888-07-19
CAMP DUPONT,
BRANDywINE SPRINGS, Del.
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"a ~" NA1bie Shknked III khtle OF Dhte /
ball about half mile from the grounds.
The New Castle boys were too
much for Wilmington and easily
defeated them by a score OF @ TO /. |
The Co. II players were: E whitelock, @. /;
Lunt, p.; Hammas. 3. a.; Hushehach, 10. /; |
Eagle, 2b.; Boothe. 3b.; Duncan, |. 4.
Taylor, G. r.; Dennison, r. I. Troop h
players: f. Newell. c.; Ocheltree, p. /;
kuntz, Lamplugh, Landy, Powders,
Elliott, Rebikir, Norton; umpire, b. ].
McVey. Whiielock and Booth made two
errors. The Wilmington boys failed 30
hit Lunt for single. while
New Castle batted Ocheltree for ak hits
The score by innings was:
Company H..,........ .............3 2-6
Atoop b...ss .s+....t...t..+t......l O-l
When the time came for dresa parade
crowd Of 1000 persons had Assem- bled to
view the companies in their bright blue
uniforms. At least 800 OF those present
were ladies.
General Kenney and staff viewed the
troops from position Ia the front. With
them was Captain Anderson ia full uni
form and white helmet, looking every
inch the soldier that he Is. The men were put
through the manual, Every movement
was an improvement over last evening and
not mistake was noticed In the marching
and drilling. After the movements had ali
been executed Adiutant Harman published
the following orders, when the parade was
dismissed.
General Orders No. 3s.-The National
Guard or Delaware will be reviewed and
inspected on Thursday, July 10, by In
spector General Theodore II. Armstrong Of
the Governors stan and Captain George 8.
Anderson Of the United States Army.
Immediately after the review and inspec-
tion the captains will keep their commands
In position in their respective streets
during the inspection Of their quarters
1t is desired that the officers and men see
that their arms. equipments and quarters
are In as perfect a condition as possible
The order OF abe day In consequence Of
inspection will be changed as follows;
Supper, 4 80 y. m. first call for inspection.
5. p. m. assembly. 5.15 p m. i; adjutant's
call for inspection, $50 p. m. dress parade
Immediately afterwards.
H. The first sergeants OF the respective
companies will deliver all mail at the office
OF sergeant major at l r. m sharp, al
which time the distribution OF mail re-
celved viii be made.
=orders-Detail for guard tomorrow
Officsr-of-the-day, Captain Charles L.
Moore; officer of-the.guard, Lieutenant
Frank f. Sharpless; Company A, -four
privates; Company b, three privates and
one sergeant; Company @, three privates
and one corporal; Company d, four pri
Yates; Company r, four privates; Com
pany +, four privAtes; Company G, foul
privates; Company H, three privates
Company /, four privatss; Troop B, thre'
privates and one corporal; musicians. two
orderly for the adiutant's Office. on,
musician.
While the parade was returning to thu
tents Private Aschenbach OF Co. A fafntet
and fell. He was taken to the hospital and
soon recovered.
Among the large number present were
the following; w. #. Robinson and wife
Mrs. J. n. Harman, Mrs. Robert r. Morri
son and daughters; Z. s. Farra and tht
Misses Farra; Joseph X. Adams and wife
Mrs. William B. Adams; George Bowers
and wife; A. B. Jones and wife; Samue
Price; Mrs. Charles Weldie; Mrs. Johr
Taylor; Colonel William B. Norton anC
wife; Miss Anna Trump; John p. McLeal
and the Misses McLsar; and Miss Lotti
Wells; Miss Sydney Wells; Miss Elll
Fullerton, Mrs. Col Wood and family, s
Norris Robinson and wife, ]. <. Bayli
and wife, Miss Phoebe Almond. Mrs. Johl
e.. Baker, Miss Robinson, Henry Cleaver
Charles Fonlk, Miss May Blake, HowarC
Simpson and wife, the Misses Trump, E
z. Hanna. Patrick Neary and wife, N
Dushane Coward, e. Barr. John w. Law
500, J. B. Bertinett, Augustus f. Messick
Theodore Harman, Martin Donahus
John Dougherty. Fred Kienle, Miss Ma,
Stevenson, Samuel @. Biddle, r. J. Fay
P. 7. E Smith. A. 81. Triggs, Miss Lizzi
Blake, Carroll s. Weir, Percy Morrison
Albert Marks and wife, William A. Scott
Miss Martie Steever. Miss Gaskell, John c
Farra and wife, !. Frank Ball and wife
Harry Triggs, General J. Parke Postls
and wife, Miss Dsbb, George NJ. Phillips
eohte4 - NAAppcuf NcAFih Gutht AhIi,
Weir, Lewis B. Morrow, James Floyd, "
Scott Vernon, Robert Scott, Thoms
Mitchell, George E. Kirkman, Willial
Clark, @. W. Taylor, Miss Alice Kenney {
West Chester, Thomas Donaldson, job
Boughman, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Greer
man, Mrs J. s. Jones, Thomas l. Russell
Robert b. Husbands, I. 7. Kellum, Carl
Baird, Robert Jump. William Murgatroy,
Frank Wcolsy of ths Sunday Star, Mr.
DR.. II. Patterson, Miss Thompson of Oh
j cago. William TAtnall, Robert First, N.
Friss. Thomas Ferry, Herman First al
} Harry Frist.
After dress parade the officers sought tl
{ hotel and the dancing pavilion in q
I grove. The crowd of spectators imm
6 diately made an attack upon the can
! and In few minutes had completely ca