Evening journal., 1890-06-24

Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the club was
then held, Edgar M Hopes presiding.
Grand Keeper Of Records aud Skales
Adams reported that Edgar L. Haynes
had made the largest catch. A valuable
iointed fshing-rod, donated by Edward
Melchior, was presented to Mr.. Haynes.
Isaac Bullock, who caught the largest
FISH, received Isaac Walton's diary, do
mated by Commander-in-C Chief p. i. e.
Smith, who was absent,
Mr.. Hopes said hs was glad OF the
success Of the excursion and happy that
no accidents had occurred to mar the
pleasures of the trip.
The letter Of Job II. Jackson was read
and considered motion to expel Mr..
Jackcon for doubling the clubs veracity
was lost on the ground that If expelled
he could not be compelled TO pay a fine.
He was therefore fined $4,000 90 1t was
also charged that he bought the shooting
crackers which had been set off by j. L.
DeYou.
Governor Biggs sent letter regretting
his inability to attend and was made an
honorary member of the club. H. O.
Robinson, d. w. Taylor and A. G. Nc.
Causland were appointed a committee TO
send him his credentials.
Speeches were made by Rev. W. p.
Swartz and Rev. A. l. DUPONT Coleman
of this city, Rev. S. Il. Krebs Of Lancas.
ter, Pa, aud Dwight Bnrdge Of Brook
lyn, N. Y. Colonel Enoch Moore made
his annual grafton. to wit Ladies' and
gentlemen: (applause) when | look upon
this array OF talent, (cheers) Is IL any
wonder am embarrassed (sympathetic
applause). have been laboring, zap
plause) for the last FIVE days and six nights
preparing an essay daughter) to read
on this occasion (groans). But | had to
get up 30 early to catch the boat that |
left IL on the sideboard Overwhelming
enthusiasm) This Is the first time was
ever embarrassed. do not know what
20 say but ! will close by thanking you
for the pleasant time. and hoping you
rnay catch more fish next time, lcries Of
20 on0 What is the huntY Gentlemen
| am done. rnmultuous cheering.
Lewis Morrow read the list Of persons
fined for violating rules OF the club, and
w. l.. Butler was appointed to collect
them. The list follows:
Fines for Breaking Rules.
For wearing ,iled shirts contrary to
the rules, % cents each--Dr Henry
Garrett John Jones, Joseph L. Carpen-
I ter, Jr., James Thomas X. II. Jones, e,
A. VanTrump, John q. Baker, Alvan
, Allen, J. NJ. Rogers, r. R. Griffith, A,
! r. Beecher. J. X. Baylis. Professor
Weiser ) Il, Baynard, A. j. Rumford
g w b Jefferis.
For wearing white high hat, So
9 Watson X. sperry, fine rescinded.
y characterization, 25 cents each--L B
q Morrow, O. M. Curtis, DR.. A. Il. Frantz
& Dr. J. f. Frantz.
g For riding to the wharf, 80 cents eacl
Z -H. Q. Robinson, Frank Pyle, Dwight
Burdge, j. N. Robinson, Il. Il. Haynes
!, w. l.. q. Thomas.
Igniting fire crackers 80 cents L
q DeYou.
Q Fishing with patented device, % cents
and impertinence, 90 cents William
q Lawton.
d Fishing in white kid gloves, 90 cents
r g. ]. Hart
b Neglect Of duty, so cents-Judge H
@. Robinson.
3 Total amount Of fnes collected, SO. so
g Amount donated 20 the Free Bath Asso
e citation Of this city.
J. The boat reached French street whar
ie at 7.20 o'clock, and those who desired sen
T their fish home in wagons Of the vii
7 mington Transfer Company.
y Those who Were There.
" The following men accepted the lib
4 erality Of the club; John Jones, Joh
{ g Baker, II. o Robinson, Colonel Enoc
!. Moore, Joseph X. Adams, William b
rs Adams DR.. J M. Curtis, William Law
4. ton, Rev. w. p. Swartz, Rev. A.
,r DUPONT Coleman, Rev. s. L. Krebs o
"a Lancaster, Pa, Dr. Henry Garrett, Josep
IN l. Carpenter, Jr., Abner P. Bailey, J
n Norris Robinson, William H. Garry
i DR.. A. e. Frsntz. Dr. j. f. Frant7
Is Henry Evans Or. r II. Jones, l. b Nor
'. row, Watson r. sperry, r. r. Griffith
y Harry G Porter, E. p. Moody, j. W
3 Bailey, s H. Baynard. A. P. Beechei
Il William Beadenkopf. George A. Elliott
s. Esq, George w. Mccullough, A. Va
/ Trump, William r. Lyman, Esq
of Paul Brown, E. NJ. Hopes, Z.
ID Haynes, George w. Cooley I
N Fl. Gayley, Daniel w. Taylor, a. 6
As McCausland, James L. Devon. George +
q Ash, William Luke, John M. Rogers
"a John ]. Dougherty, 7. Leslie Carpenter
u O. W. Thomas, James B. Thomas. Ma
4. Lichtenstien, James Monaghan, Alfre
Ia Poole, DR.. j. H. Morgan, George w
b Roberts, w. A. Davidson, William
.. Long, Charles B. Palmer, ]. Mon cit
IA jackson, Harry Belts, George
IS Hollis, e. L. Rice, Jr., w. 4
Iis Barr, DR.. Horace Belts, Charles N
Smith, Willard Speakman, A A. Wait'
k Clifford Pyle, Frauk D.. Carpenter, A. {
Id Bowie, Dr. E. T. Negendaak, E. "
IL Murphy, Charles T. Bye, Frank Pyl'
ok FL wood O. Pyle, Charles NJ Tewnsen'
AZ Thomas Davis, Esq, s. X. Smith, Davi
Lindsey, W. r. Hawkins. Robert v
Smith Caleb johnson. Jr., g. j. Hart
A. Mscallister, Esq Lewis F. Adair, Wa
ay ter l.. Butler, Horace Wilson, Richal
ed Duncan, Fl E. Bucher, j. R. Crippe
It, Walter G. Tatnall, A. L. Ainsco'
rt- Sheriff Allen. ]. f. Mehaffy. O. A Rudolp
lrt ]. L. Brewster, Joseph Richardson, j
Millard F. Davis, Daniel Smith, A.
or. Grow, A. p Barr, Isaac Bullock, Thom
lie |. Russell, w. B Jefferis, Ferris Giles,
lr- H. Wissner, Frank Dreamer, James
ey Wright, r. Y. Townsend, Frank Lacke
nd A. J. Hyland, w. A. Ward, i. T. Quigle
ng Jesse g. Simmons, Frank Sharpley, Jol
as W. Bratton Of this city, and r.
q, Townsend l. Frank Adams. George
en- Walker Of Philadelphia H. H. Ga
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1T wilmington's Population 61,50O.
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