Evening journal., 1890-07-21
NEW CASTLE VS.. mppLerowN.

town on Saturday and succeeded IN IA
faating the home team with casa 1ba
gamo was interesting throughout. not.
withstanding the one-sided score and
J but for the bad condition OF the grounds
few errors would have been made The
features OF the game were the all .round
playing OF Madden and the work OF Wis
well both In the field and at the bat. and
the tine playing OF Second Baseman Thorn
ton OF the Middletown. Eddie" Wilson
was In the box for the Middletown and
was pounded all over the field. Langs
ton, OF the New Castle. pitched in his
usAai excellent style and the support in
ehc neld was worthy OF comment At
She end OF the sixth inning the New
Oastie refused to play as they wanted to
catch the last train. and for tbis the
Mlddletown club declined to nav the
visiting teams expenses. which thav
had previously guaranteed. Had the
game been called at the announced time
II would have been finished on time
About forty persons from this city wit.
messed 1t. The score:
New Castle e... aoe -
| MidaletOwn - !,
Hits-.N New Castle, ii; Middletown Tatdi Stii
pases New Castle, l3; Mlddletown, III Two
base hits Madden. Wisweli. Nav rastiS
| lnrse, base hits Hawke aud Gembeling
sMiSd.dilletownl. Struck out.-By Langston. Ii.
| by Wilson, s. Batteries -Lasgstsn' Mai1an'
ana Whitelock; Wilson and Hawke Tmnlres
-Lunt and Moore. piie y
Yesterday was a great day for excur-
sions on the Delaware river. The decls
OF every steamer that passed or stonned
here were black with crowds OF pennla
who apparently were having oranticinat.
ing pleasant time The steamer
Thomas Clyde landed about forty Phlla.
delphians here and took nearly seventy.
hye from this city down the bay. while
the Major Reybeld carried twenty ~
more persons from here to the Quaker
City. 'Ae'
Es.ksv. G. A. Grise Of Brandy wine NJ 4
Church, Wilmington. and Rey. w. ID
Avery OF Mt. Salem NJ e. Church. Will
mington, occupied the pulpit at the M.
y. Chnrch here morning and evening
respectively, yesterday. Both sermons
were sxcellent ones and were listened to
by large and attentive congregations
The official beard OF the Women,s
Home Missionary Society OF the above
| church will hold a meeting "a. night
Privates Albert V. Foster. Harry
Dolby and P. :. White have been promoted
to the rank Of corporal In Il Company
N. q. d vice :. T. Landers. John Fogg
and A. II. Dennison, discharged. Il ia
needless to saw that the boys are all
proud OK their stripes. The company
Will have full dress inspection at the
armony on wednesday evening naxt
The members Of the company are shoot
ing At QUO yards range this afternoon.
Inc tug Argus Of the Red Star Line
was disabled IN the river opposite here
yesterday, by the breaking down OF n
portion, OF her machinery aud had TO be
towed to Philadelphia for repairs.
Captain Evan g. Boyd of Company II
VIII be officer of the day on the FIRST day
OF the encampment at Brandywine
Springs.
The Colyer Rattlesnake Is in harbor
here awaiting orders
The steamer Champion win run daily
excursions from Wilmington. Pennsville
n. j., and Delaware City, commencing
this week, to Augustine Pier, stopping
here every Thursday
Rev. p l. Hubbard, PHI D., has re-
turned from visit to Brooklyn. N. Y.
Miss Carrie Downey has returned from
visit to friends IN Middletown.
Miss Sallie Riddle is at Cape Nav
MI
The Misses Halle and Laura Craig Of
Philadelphia are being entertained by
New Castle friends.
Miss Name Logue is dangerously IN |
Win typhold and brain fever, and slight |
hopes OF her recovery are entertained
Miss Maggie Kelly left to-dav for an
extended visit to friends in Philadelphia 4
Miss Bertha Satterfeld has returned |
from delightful visit to Colchester
Miss Mile Price Of Still Pond Nd. is |
the guest Of friends here.
Miss Hannah Wo1fkftI 80 ~Yav,5,,, At /
j., formerly Of this city, is here for a
few days stay
Miss Bessie Wilson is visiting relatives
In Dover.
Miss Laura MilliGan Of PHILADELPHIA
has been visiting friends here
Mrs. George Rocket has returned from
a pIotracted stay with friends down the
state
Joseph II. Atkinson and bride Of Cam
den, N. j., visited Theodore Atkinson
here yesterday.
Andrew ]. Brown of Washington, D.
Q. is the guest OF b. f. Lancaster.
David Boulden has recovered from his
recent indisposition.
Mrs. @ @. Whitnack and son are
spending several weeks in the Quaker
City.
Charles Beck Of South Carolina is the
guest OF his brothers In this city.
"Dr." I" A. z. Eddingfeld has returned
from visit to Delaware City.
Frank Hanson is now night warden at
the New Castle jail.
Walter F.s Wolfkill, formerly superin.
tendent OF the Delaware Iron Works. but
now Of Camden, N. j.. was in the city
yesterday. He was accompanied BY his
wife.
sheppard Jones, OF near Rehoboth.
Del, is here for a short stay,
Abe Dennison, Of near Stanton. Is
visiting his brother, II. A. Dennison
here.
B. r. Lancaster has returned home
from Rehoboth, where he passed sev-
erAl days
Collector George w. Mckee and chill.
dren Of Wilmington were here yesterday
visiting friends.
Robert Barnes Of Philadelphia is spend.
ing short vacation at his former home
here
Horace Allen Of Wilmington visited
his father, Sheriff Allen, here Yesterday.
The Instruments for the new military
band have arrived and active rehearsal
will be commenced at once.
John Il. Rodney Esq, has purchased
for his children a handsome Scotland
pony.
A young man not far from Down on
the farm, but who now resides on
Orange street this city, was afflicted"
some dave ago with squeaking shoes. A
friend iOkinplv told him 10 uvasb HE |