Evening journal., 1891-08-31
SUMNER: SERVICES ENDED.
Dauntless Again Defeats the Homo
Club r. l. n Arm Broken-A Typo
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Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CAsTLE, Aug 31.--In Emmanuel
Church yesterday the pleasant vesper
services, which have been in prog
ress there throughout the sum
mer, ceased, anda the regular
evening services will be resumed next
Sunday Last evenings vespers were
rendered chorally and with excellent
effect.
Presiding Elder Murray preached at
the Nj. e Church last evening from the
text And Enoch walked with God and
be WAS not, for God took him. The
choir sang several appropriate anthems
and the service were well attended
Base Ball Matters.
The reorganizsd New Cattle Club made
its first appearance at Battery Park on
Saturday afternoon and met the strong
Families team, which had come over
from Wilmington to win the game. II
hard playing would do 1t. The visitors
had two fresh pitchers which they
worked alternately throughout the game
10 splendid advantage On the other
hand New Castles pitcher had crippled
finger and this prevented him from
doing any good work He was ably
supported by Madden, who made but one
bad play, an overthrow to second base
He had record of ten put cuts and Eve
assists. For the visitors, the pitching Of
w. Hawke. who struck ont eleven men
in five innings, and the allaround play
ing Of Cassidy and Huey were the feat
nres. Mullins coaching created much
merrlment Fitzgerald, who was once
star player, covered FIRST for the home
club, but proved that he had grown too
old to officiate in that position. The
score:
2 2sgn1t,l Ds,,, ......5 sso "a.
Earned runs Dauntless. 8; sew Castle, 2.
Two base hits-Wiswell and Duffy struck
out.By Huey, .; by w. HAWKE, III; by skel-
Cafferty,. ]; Mad ten, q. umpire-lloifman
Of Wilmington.
George Loifmsn, wdo umpired Satur-
day game, is an old pitcher, and has
frequently played on the Battery. His
umpiting was the best that has been
done here this season, and he will prob.
ably be engaged for the next game.
Manager Bradley Is a hustler and lust
the man TO see that some good base ball
games are played here, although there
was drizzling rain ali the afternoon on
Saturday, by his shrewd management
enough money was received TO pay all
expenses
Manager Bradley is making negotia.
tions with the semi-professiona Rock
ford team Of Wilmington to play here on
Saturday, and will probably arrange the
game.
Badly Injured ny a Fail.
Samuel q. Lane, a prominent young
man and lifelong resident OF New Castle,
met with painful accident on Satur.
day night. He was returning to his
home on Or .nge street from the old
Court House, and tripod on the edge of
the elevated pavement surrounding that
building. He fell forward with awful
force and Was stunned by the fall. He
managed to reach home, which was only
about 2OOyards from the place, and Dr.
K. K. Tybout was summoned. An examina-
ton showed that the sufferers left arm
was broken and terribly swollen.
To "set" in the Mayors once
Receiver DickeY's posters, which have
been placed In many prominent places al
nounce that he will set" al the mayors
office on September and 8 Some Of the
posters have been scratched aud the word
sit" substituted in writing These cor
rected ones will give The desired impress
sion, but those which contain the IN.
scratched set" will undoubtedly draw
Gro wds TO the mayors Office to see the
performance
Nearly 100 members Of Division No 8
Ancient Order or Hibernians went to
Wilmington on Saturday evening. thence
to Rising Sun, where the sixth anniver-
sary OF Division No 2, was celebrated
The New Castle men marched from their
headquarters 10 the railroad station
under the guidance OF Marshal Richard
J Conway aud Assistants Tobin aud
Sullivan, and TO the martial music Of the
City Cornet Band
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