Evening journal., 1890-05-12
Base BAN notes.

D. IN. Leaves-6 20 a. m, 124 and lO. 10
p m. On Sunday it arrives at ~ 30 a.
m, and leaves at 80 a. m.
Base BAN Notes.
The new New Castle club, which will
be organized this week, will be composed
of twelve Of the strongest resident play
ers in the state. The club will wear uni
forms OF blue and white, with maroon
stockings and red and white caps.
The Whitelock Senate, strong col
ored organization, will cross bats with
colored team from the Riverside Rolling
Mills on the battery on Saturday after
noon. The former club is composed as
follows: Roy, Roberts, D ; Maherd,
ID Brown, %. Williams 3D.. Fields,
s.. Wiley, If. FiddeIman, rf Jones,
CT.
great game of base ball between
the Merry Ten and St. Peters T,
A. B. clubs were played on
the Battery, on Saturday afternoon,
before 300 spectators. The game was
was practically battle OF pitchers. as
the two clubs had the two crack pitchers
of New Castle in the points. The bat
terry work on both sides was excellent,
while Madden, the catcher on the the I.
A. B. Club, was whole team in himself,
making three out OF the four runs. He
received miserable support in the field,
and these players will have to practice
frequently to make good ball players
MeNulty proved himself to be a great
pitcher and he received great deal Of
credit for his effective work The score:
Merry Ten ......l e Ill o lis
st Peters It. A. B...0 o 0 / 0 o o.
An interesting game was played by the
Delaware Boys and Stokes Senate, on
the Shawtown grounds, on Saturday af.
ternoon Every player showed up
we'll, and the game was a we'll contested
one. from beginning to end Ten innings
had to be played to decide the game. The
Delaware Boys won by score o, 10 to
IN. They are ready to receive challenges
from any nine in the state, whose players
are under the age Of IL years.
Services In the Churches.
ST. Peters T. A. b Society, sixty-ave
strong, attended ssryice at st. Peters
Church yesterday morning and listened
TO an able temperance address from Rev.
Father +. L, Brady. After the services
a handsome American flag made entirely
Of silk, with gold-plated mOuntings and
appropriate inscriptions on both sides,
was presented to the society by Father
Brady on behalf Of the ladies of the
church. President James Finnegan re.
ceived the beautiful gift for the society,
in few fitting remarks.
At the morning service in the Presby-
terian church, Harmony Castle, No 70
X. q. E was In attendance, forty strong
Rev. w. P. Patterson preached a strong
sermon on "Brotherly Love, and spoke
of the good work that was being accom-
plished by the order. The castle will at
} tend the First Baptist Church on next
Sunday, and the other churches on the
following Sabbaths. The men wer'
highly commended for their appearance
yesterday.
Rev E. L. Hubbard, Ph. D., preached a
the State Road Sunday school y6sterda,
afternoon.
An enthusiastic prayer meeting wa
held in the First Baptist Church on Sat
: urday evening
, Rev Mr. Lake Of Grocer Seminar,
preached at the First Baptist Church las
; evening.
Society matters.
The Silver Leaf Musical Association
/ will give a grand entertainment in til
0 Red Mems Hall on Thursday. June {
Anderson's Cornet Band Of Wilmingto
, has been engaged for the occasion, an
| will head the association in street pa
d rade. The following is the COMMITTEES G
Q arrangements: w. II. Buckner, presi
o dent; James Paynter, secretary; Mr.
o James Paynter, Mrs. Samuel Lily Mr.
a d. Wright, Daniel Wright, Ellis Field
IohI Russell, Edward Brown and Samu
Lilly.
Ine Young Peoples Christian LeagI
Is Of the NJ. K Church held a big tempe
ance meeting in the parlor Of the ehurC