The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-18
new CASTLE NEWS
wbaii Is Trar.p,rIns In the Prssty Tswn
on the Delaware.
NxwrAsrLn July IS.

Oh the Delaware.
Of the Republican.
NEwcAsrLA July IS.
For the frat time In many years |
there was grand game OF base ball |
played at Battery Park during the !
hours of from $50 to 8 o'clock. the |
teams being the Young |
America and Liberty Senate. There
were ct least $40 In attendance and
they were we'll repaid tor their visit.
for an interesting game was put up
won by the score OF o to 8. IA feature
OF the game was the all round playing
OF Reynolds and Becker. The batter
les were Gemmlll and Hance; Eagln
and Wright. ~
The Young America has won seven
games this season and lost none. The
club will play the st. Aloysius cadets
on Saturday in Wilmington aud are
prepared to receive challenges from
any club in the State under 10 years
of age. Address Captain Pedrick.
care of Wilbur Meredith.
People here could scarcely credit
the news item which appeared In the
REPUBLICAN last evening that the City
OF Richmond had discontinued her
trips to the fishing banks. But as u.s.
ual. they found out that II 1t Ia not In
the RGPuBLIcAN. then depend on IL the
report Is not trus.
The agents OF the boat state that
they had o number OF contracts to I'LL
In New London and that another boat
could not be secured and thereto re
she had to go there to fulfill her con-
tracts. But there is nothing definite
as to whether she will return or not
| and the party OF gentlemen who
| hoped to have n good day at the banks
arc sadly disappointed.
| Base bull seems to DO the fever here
| Just now. A nine out OF the pattern
shop and a nine out OF the foundry
will play game In the near future.
A good deal OF rivalry exists between
tho two clubs and a great game ls ex.
pected. Every pluyer who reaches
third base receivesa toothpIck.
ills understood that several from
here will go on the excursion to Reho-
both Rehoboth is favorite resort
and Is highly spoken of by all those
who have visited the resort on the ex-
treme end OF grand old Sussex.
Lawn parties, garden parts and oda
WHIT parties are all the go Just at pres
eut among reliable parties,
The Mount Vernon Band turned out
airs. They were on their way to Bat.
terry Station where they took the train
for Wilmington. To-day they were to
! Escort two colored Sunday Schools on
their excursion to Birmingham Park,
The band made neat appearance and
played good music.
Among the visitors here yesterday
was Squire Bill McMullan OF Philadel
, pha. The Squire Is we'll and all were
| ..xf,, Itu 10. n oil Ia n
the man who made the great balloon
: ascension last week.
!, The tug Juno arrived here yesterday
! afternoon and stayed for couple o.
i hours On board was party of Phla
delphiana including seyera, newspaper
= men on thor way to meat the queen o
= the seas, the new cruiser Minneapolis
, The party was under the charge o
Court land d. Cramp and Select C0un
= Gilman Isaac d. Hetgell. Among thost
/, on board were Joel Cook, Murrell bob
!, Tins. John j. Curley, Frank Clausen
:, u City Com missioner Wlldemo ore, Benia
:, min Ienter. W. Allison Cochran. G, NJ
u Mc cloud, q. W. q. Cook, Captain Geo
Belleyou, David Wilson. Heber n
= Stirling, Select Councilman Kitchen
- man Schanz, stirling, Kendrict. Nc
q Mullen. McC0ach, Ballinger, Patt9r
. Rutherford. W. Findlay Brown AM
- | lDpDi III tOiutuuu SpuI1lIlue
. henderson, Einwechter. Rowen, Nc
q Bride Ssger aud Council, Clerk Rot
a ertson and Sergeants.at-Arms Frank
., lin and Hall.
u Saortly before 10 o'clock she arrive
y opposite the city on her return tri
and the wharyes were lined with spec
tRtors. As she passed opposite Della
ware street wharf John Doris sent o.
a lire work salute and the Queen al
l. swered with trio OF whistles.
- A sailing yacht painted black wa
in seen yesterday afternoon to pass b
10 here. In about 2 hours from thu
x time she was noticed rnpsized In til
40 river at SAwyer's buoy. Nothing coul
I'd be learned of the accident nor OF th
q. people who had been on board.
OF There is JOY on Water street In col
o. sequence of lost hoe having bee
he found. II seems that there were SOL
erAl parties blamed, but. strange
,r- say, that awful hoo was not found
le the possession of any OF the suspec
q cd parties. 1t was worse Than obtall
OF Ing money under false pretenses.
In The sloop yacht Archie Maso
to which left on its annual weeks crui
Ia. ten days ago from Philadelphia, ras
ed up yesterday with jury rudd
OF and all hands pretty we'll worn out.
ho wee intended that the trip should b
lis. ItchSulo uuiib puL ~ tul Hel uuJ W
] a anything but that At star ting 1t W
intended to go to Atlantic City, b
Captain McCiistsr found that with Of
or two exceptions, lie had crew
-, greenhorns, and. as the weather W
~, threatening he put into Delaware Cit
ns Coming out from there tho next d.
81. they met with a heavy So uall, viii
~ Obliged the yacht to heaye to. IL W
80 while it hove to that she carried aw
~ Eer rudder
~ By means OF an oar site was steer
80. to Penugrove. where a jury rudC
~ ,,. was improvised by Captain McUlist
y" and tho Archie Mason once mere q
So under way. The vessel reached 81
I ,.e John Light. but another orm stru
~ her and for thirt y-sx hours they WI
~ ~ battling with tho gale. Every eff
80" s was made 10 get to wlndward,
.,s they were compelled torun to Z,
~ Penn and drop anchor, for the sea v
~ washing clear over tho yacht
-. The rest OF the week was fine,
'n' the captain would only consent to
ps Tar as Collins Beach.