Evening journal., 1890-07-16
CASE BALL CLUB ORGANIZED.
Election of omoers-Partfes and Picnioa
Large Contract.

GAbGLiou OF ARnncHEb-EHrhleH ana ElCnich.
Large Contract.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, July 16.-The stock
holders and players Of the New CASTLE
Base Ball Club met last evening, and
balloted for officers, resulting as follows
Alexander McCaughan, president; Hugh
Duffy, secretary Alfred Wiswell. treas.
urer; William H. Whitelock, manager
Peter Madden, field captain; Rudolph
Vallette, assistant captain. Joseph
Csrlan was signed as substitute player
A scale OF fnes was adopted, the most
prominent of which is forfeiture OF 5l
cents for every time an order from
the captain Is disobeyed This will pre-
vent all kicking or unnecessary coaching
on the field. Manager Whitelock pre-
sented a statement of the clubs finances
After transacting some business Of minor
Importance the meeting adjourned. The
members of the club are engaged il
steady practice and intend TO put uE
winning games hereafter
The new brass and reed band met In
the rooms Of the Hushebeck Orchestrs
last evening and elected the following
officers: E. H. NaYlor. president; g. J.
Hermann, vice president; ]. Nj. David
son, secretary; Q. o. Lunt, treasurers G.
J. Hermann, bandmaster G. @. Lunt
assistant. Several new instruments fol
the baud will be received this evening
The band will meet every Tuesday
night from to 10 o'clock.
The parish of Emmanuel Church vii
picnic in McFarlane's woods tomorrow
A short service will be held at the
church at 80 o'clock, after which tn,
congregation viii proceed to the picni,
grounds In wagons.
Allison Truitt has received the con
tract, for and Is busily engaged in cutting
two large canals along side the causeway
on the river road below Dobbinsville
The earth and mud from the canal will
be thrown out on the road from both
sides This will then be covered will
furnace Stag and cinders, which will
raise the present elevation four feet.
An s months.old infant, the child o
Hungarian family living at No. 72I
Hungarian row, Dobbinsyille, was terri
bly, scalded yesterday morning by upset
ting a wash boiler, filed with boiling
water. The child was completely GOV
cred with linseed oil and cotton, and III
recovery is now hoped for.
A large force of workmen completed
extensive repairs to the food gates and
sluice at the mouth Of Armstrong;
creek, below this city yesterday after
noon.
Captain Howard Shull, master Of the
sloop Albatross, which carried the Glover
Bay Club on its third annual cruise, left
for his home at Dividing Creek, N. J !,
to day.
The Hushebeck Orchestra was photo.
graphed on the battery last evening.
George Frazer, formerly Of this city.
but now attending Columbia Law School.
N j., arrived here yesterday for flying
visit.
Miss Reba Holcomb gave delightful
lawn party to her many friends yester.
day. Lawn tennis, croquet and other
out door games made the time speed
rapidly.
A full dress inspection Of Company H,
N. G. D., will will take place Ia The
armory tonight. An outdoor drill will
follow the inspection.
Miss Mica f. Dobb is spending hel
vacation at Warm Springs, Va.
Mrs. A. O. Stewart of PHILADELPHIA. Is
visiting relatives here.
A front room in the residence of M. @.
Rogers is being painted and beautifed to
be used as an Office by w II. Clark sec
retary and treasurer OF the New Castle
Gas and Water Company.
The demented man whom Officer
Hetherington arrested near h. l.. Nc
KEGS ice house on Monday, was sen
fenced by Mayor Hanson this morDinQ
to ten days imprisonment in the coun5y
iail.