Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16


NEWARK Ocs. 13.-Ihe result OF the
game of football batWsan the sophomore
teama Of Swarihmore College and Della
ware College, on the Delaware College
athletic field en- Saturday afternoon was
disappointment to thoae who gathered
Oh the field and hoped to see the home
team pull out victory. This did not
happen; the victory was pulled cut BY
the visitors to the "tunen Of 80 to 0. The
contest was not particularly interesting
one, because Of i s one-sidedness. Tbs
SWaltamore men were much heavier in
average weight and much mer pEacticed
IN tine game. This first half resulted "a
to 0 and the second half to o. The
latter was very we'll contested BY the
Delaware players. The umpire was W.
Q. Sproul OF Swasthmore and the referees
u, 4. Martin and Joseph Hossinger Of
Delaware. The visitors wefa entertained
ut the Deer Park Hotel by the students
before tha game and returned home in
the evening.
Job II. jackson lsctured before the
EpwoFth League ip the M. b. Church
here on Friday evening. He was greeted
by good audience which lissened with
close attention to his simple, strairhfor.
yard end interesting talk on Paris and
the tkenoe exposition, which TIE speaker
visited last spring
Many Newarkels took premiums Of the
EiRton fair last week and many more
complain Of tne fragrant tsvoritisni shown
10 the awarding Of premiums ia certain
departments. Over I,510 persons from
here visited the fair, 800 or more going
over On the p, w. Il i. Railroad,
Another excursion to the new SOUTH
passed through here over the y. Il o.
railroad on Saturday betwesn D. m.
and midnight. This party was gotten up
IN New York and Philadelphia 10 run to
hensinston, Georgia, new industrial
town lust being doomed in the north
eastern part OF that state. 1t took three
trains Of Pullman cars 10 take the capt.
taiis!s OF Nsw forE, PhilRdelphis. Will
mington and other places, who were In
ylted 70 ba tho guests @. the Kensington
Land Company. Those who went from
this town were s. H.. Curtis, Samuel NJ.
Donnell, Joseph II. Caleb, Waiter O.
Curtis and j. William Brown. They will
be absent Rboni four dogs.
The b, d O. INDUCED in some extra
fast running yesterday when it trans
ported ''rognl blue train of five cars
filed with newspaper men from Washing.
ion TO Newark in one hour and so min
utes. TIE distance is 100 miles and the
time Includes or 10 minutes consumed
~ the transfer across the Patapsco BY
boat. This makes an average Of mile
minute Tor the whole distance.
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NEWARK, Oct. IA Republican meeting
is announced to take place 10 Caskey Hall
on saturday evening next, when Edward
e.. Bradford, Esq, Of Wilmington, with
several otlers VIII make addresses. This
VIII % first pu0lic political meeting vet
held here by either party, but this is ex-
peetel 10 sound the battle cry In earnest
a siiss rem now on ihey may be expected
With alarming frequency.
The N7Uar6 Library association like the
Wilmington board OF Trade has tried twice
to get a quorum Of its members present.
put without any glowing success. Monday
evening, 05topar 9th, was the date Tor the
annual meeting but on this evening thu alb
SeIce OF quorum compelled an adjourn.
ment tor week. Last evening the aftsmnt
was ag0iu dismal failure even mora Of a
one than the first. The committee on wBys
~! means la considering preparation Of an
elaborate dinner 30 be served to an tina
faithful rnanpers who turn up ct the neyt
meeting.
- lAAtAlblGfLlie I+AfLAk RSSDClhEiO0 VIII
hold rs FALL race nesting 1t Eimbleyllle on
Saturday afternoon nexs. wh8re viii be-,
altogether. nine races.
nc Aid S1tlatY OF the VI. L. Church Will
rive Pr oyster Supper tie early past pf next
manth,thl Droe1eds 10 be devoted 10 the fund
for tbs Improvement OF tae PARSONAGE.
Wesley Chapel, at lleClsllGnd wills, was
oon1a "a sunday To- services tho first time
f9i several months, during which extensive
alterations wore made. Presiding Elder
W, tn murray Of Wilmington was pres
elE, Q we're several other ministers from
ditapae. Services Of aLuaua interest Will
teke place every eYeniRR this wsek.
Jotn y. Miller, Il gardener at tue lo9sr
n, ". Y Is. station, mas been making war
70 such an exert ON ground noles that be
has put an end to the destructive career u
70 81 tnese animals in & very short time.
hiss Lizzie u. Vans1nt vas married on
Ihutsday last by tna R5y. n. NJ, Browne to
George b. Orossan. The bride lie from
MeClellandsvllle and the ceremony was
performed quietly at tue N, E. parsonage
here.