Evening journal., 1892-06-10
-wARREN spoRTs To-MoRRoM
some Of thd Great Athletes who VIII BE
Here 1O-morrow.

street IHfk TO morrow NlLeiHiDon LIE
sports win open with a game of baseball
between the Warren Athletic Club. Ever
son pitcher. and the strong Rockford
team. This game viii be called MT .
o'clock Immediately following the base
ball game the sports will commence, and
from the appended list of entries some
rare and close finishes may be expected
No expense has been spared 10 ensure a
successful and enjoyable affair
Leading athletes viii appear. promi
nent among whom are Wilson S. Coudon,
the champion one-hand hammer thrower
Of the United States; w II Morris of
the Y. NJ c.. A.. Philadelphia, the famous
half mile runner. Kelsey of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania and II w Schlich-
ter of the Philadelphia Amateur Swim
ming Club. also famous runners. who
may be depended upon 10 push Morris
for FIRST place Murdo Mckenzie of the
Philadelphia A. s. c., the well known
shot -putter and jumper; Earl Quackcn-
bush. the noted jumper of the Y NJ. CA
of Washington; w Hansll, lO0.yards
dash man from the Manhattan Athletic
Club of New York and last but not
least, the Warren Clubs particular star
T. T. Connen, champion jumper of the
Atlantic Division Of the Amateur Athletic
Union, who will attempt TO break the
record for the running hop step and
jump.
Other special features of the sports
will be the l00-yards dash from scratch
for the championship of Delaware, which
the Warren Club has held for years. and
will try hard to retain and the two mile
bicycle race for the championship of Del
aware, in which every prominent wheel
man in Wilmington will contest.
Z Handsome prizes now on exhibition in
the stores of s. Baynard and H. Sherwin
4 Sons will be distributed after the
games
The grounds as Front and Union
streets have been put in excellent con
dition. and arrangements have been made
to ensure = smooth and satisfactory order
of events portion of the grand stand
viii be reserved for ladies and their es.
corts, to which the ladies win be admitted
free. Front aud Eighth street cars will
run direct to the grounds
The following additional entries have
been received from the Neptune Boat
Club of Baltimore for the annual field
sports of the Warren Athletic Club to-
morrow.
George S. Robertson, running broad
jump putting shot.
George l.. Duchman, throwing hammer.
putting shot
w Holland. one-mile handicap.
w Nj Machdermott, l0Oyards run,
running broad jump
l. L. Beck broad Jump. 100 yards run.
H. NJ Wilson half mile wide run.
Earl G. Quackenbush " N. O. A.,
Washington ID. g., running lRoad jump.
POINTER FOR TREASURER ADAMS
Council Instructs the clerk to can Hi.
Attention 90 the Law oovorning His
Reports.
Ia City Councl last evening the brand
new Republican two-third majority held
full swing The only person who did not
swing was solomon Hcrsey whose name
is written ON tho Federal Building slate
az Solomon Hersey, prospective clerk OF
City Council
The Finance Committee reported it.
approval of the ordinance providing fOI
sinking fund bonds, and IL was passed.
Through the Law Committee City
Solicitor Curtis gave IL as his opinion
that Council had no right 10 pass the
ordinance for the protection of dogs Hs
denied the right Of Council to impose Z
penalty ON person for killing OF MAIN
ing q dog.
City Treasurer Adams mado the follow
ing report Receipts-City Treasurer Il.
H. Billauy. 5000: Collector John j,
Mcaley, $500 Collector Edmund
Mitchell, Jr 5000
A communication from ex-Chief Engi
neer f. A. Robinson and assistants OF the
Fire Department asking for pay for az
teen days service from the expiration oI
their terms ON May 1, to tho beginning
of the terms of the now officers unde
the new law, on May l6, was referred t.
the Fire Committee.
The Builders Exchange notified Coun
cil IN at 10 had appointed n committee t.
confer with Council i'm reference TO thl
building laws
An ordinance transferring 1902 frou
the police appropriation to that for gar
bage and Sl,2lf from the same appro
/ priation, to that for salaries, was pre-
sented by Mr. Cotton II was read ant
referred
Job II. Jackson was reelected por
warden His opponent was Alfred II
Warner The vote was, jackson s Wan
ner. g.
On motion of Mr.. Murray. amended b
Mr. Mckelvey. the clork was instructe
TO call 90 the attention of City Treasure
Adams the law compelling him to max
weekly reports.
Merely this and nothing moro unit
next Thursday evening.
The office of tho Equitable Life Is no,
located ON the second heor OF the Equitabl
building ANsoN A. MAuKR. Manager