Evening journal., 1893-08-21


work-PoIIceman Raises Some Large
Tomatoes.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. 81
On Saturday afternoon the Bacon
Senate demonstrated to all who had any
doubts that they can play ball. Early in
the afternoon the Christiana Club ar
rived, strengthened by Willis. the pitcher
Of Newark College Ward pitched for
the home team and struck eleven out of
fifteen men. Willis for Christiana only
struck out four. The score was 9 to 8 in
favor Of the Senate. The feature Of the
game was a three base hit by Duffy and
Marcus and a two Dagger by Mont
gomery. The Christiana Club was com
posed Of Cupid, Davis, Bullen. Willis,
Steele, W. Edmondson, q. Edmondson,
Sentman.
Later in the afternoon the ROkeby
Club Of Wilmington crossed bats with
the Senate but they could not feel
Conway until the sixth inning. Then
by loose fielding the side brought I'm
three runs The Senate also added two
runs in this inning to their other six and
the visitors failed TO score in the other
three innings and the Senate contributed
three more, thus making the score IL to
3 IN favor Of the Senate. Several Of the
Senate players had worked all the pre-
vious night, among them being Coma
way, who pitcheda grand game
The clubs we're composed of the fol
lowing members Rokeby-A Carney.
G. Carney, McCorkle, Lynch. Maloney,
Collins, Craig, Kay McGlnnis; Bacon
Senate-Duiiy. Montgomery, Marcus,
Ward. Madden. ConawAy, Bacon, Coun-
tiss, Taylor The playing Of Marcus on
first was excellent.
Sudden Departure of Young Man.
James King, young man not much
over his majority and who oD several
occasions ran away aud caused much
trouble to his parents before he ar
rived at the twenty first mile stone in
his life, was boarding at the boarding
house of Mrs Marcella McCue, IN
Dobbinsville, up TO last Tuesday. He
was working in the Delaware Iron, Works
and was on the night turn last week.
Tuesday afternoon he told the boarding
mistress he was going to see game
Of ball on the battery. He has not yet
returned He roomed with three
others On Thursday night William
Mcintosh discovered that bis silver
watch, gold ring, aud silk hand
kerchief were gone, and Charles
duston discovered on Friday night
that he could not wear his hest
sunday coat as il had also disap-
peared with several other articles. King
left his coat behind also a board bill
tnd his aunt reports that James has gone
20 the Worlds Fair.
Active Work OF ST. Peters Society.
An important and interesting meeting
II St Peters I. A. B. Society was held
yesterday afternoon and was largely at
ended. The society proposes TO ceie-
rate the anniversary Of the birth OF
aather Mathew, on October 10, by a
Grand public demonstration In the Opera
louise. A committee Of FIVE was ap-
10inted TO have full arrangements Of the
Grand rally. The committee consists Of
ames F. Nclvor, Joseph A. Carlin,
'eter q. Madden, James McHugh and
ohm Schultheis. Several well-known
nrators will be secured for the occasion.
he T. A B. Society intends to make
his winter the time Of good work in the
sreat cause Of temperance.
DR.. Martindale WIN Take Rest.
Rev. T. f Martindale. d. D.. aud
tirs. Martindale will leave tomorrow
r two weeks trip TO Ocean Grove
I'd other Eastern resorts. n xt Sun
~. In the absence Of DR.. Martindale,
sF ID. +. Waddell d. D., pastor Of
adely Church. Wilmington, will preach
both services Dr. Marlindale and
'ie church choir conducted another
,teresting praise service last night aud
short prayer meeting followed this ser.
.ce
Professor Heath breaches.
AT the First Baptist Church yesterday
:ey. Moses Heath, A. ~, preached two
iteresting sermons Professor Heath,
no Is now p resident Of Wilmington Is
Tell known and highly respected here as
minister, teacher aud citizen. He was
charge Of the New Castle Seminary
fora number Of years and instructed
many Of New Castles bright young men
and pretty young women
Incidents Of the Day.
Ohcer Thomas Morga on Saturday
pulled of bis tomato vines four tomatoes
he weight OF which was o. pounds. Tn,
argest weighed pound 10 ounces The
we're Of the Beefsteak assortment.
Much complaint is being made Of ba,
pavements. There is one on Uuion stree
opposite the graveyard at the colorei
Church and it is dangerous. A lady fel
down there the other night, by walking
into a hole.
Robert Martin has been indisnoee