The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05
NEW CASTLE NEWS

What Is TranspiriRa la uhe Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE. June 5.
Peter g. Madden, of the G. A. C. base
ball team, has asked mo To state the
following reply to the challenge and
statements of tho RocKford Club
There was only one Kick OH the de
. cisions or Umpire Gallagher and thai
was WHEN Clough made bilk, which
entitled the batter to his base. The
umpire considered 1t was nos balli
aud left the Held. as there is no power
to rule. nn umpire out. There was
only ono disputed decision o! Umpire
Bacon. which was that of Il strike
; which Hinkle claimed was q bail on
account of the height it was pitched
Rockford never played disputed
game here before. AID it is OF my
opinion thut the U. A. Q and Rockford
ciubs Will never cross bats again,
Iheteiha9o boon iiye games played
between the two clubs, three in vii.
minGton aud two here. Two of the
Wilmington games were tied und the
New Castle games wero won by the
score OF 8 to 4 and II to Z II were
tho manager OF tho Z. A. c. | would
not pay any attention to tue Rnckford
challenge. have been playing base
ball for years and such a coward g
trick on ball field never saw as that
OF saturday. The reason they did
quit was because they saw defeat
staring thom i'll the face, The col
umns OF tho REPUBLICAN, aro open toI
both sides. so long az no personal re-
Election 10 cast.
Mrs. Margaret Leonard, sister of
Mrs. William Bcgley, arrived here on
Sunday evening from BilstoD. Wolver.I
hampton, EHgiund Shs was il passrn-
Rer On the steamship which arrived
III PtliaielpAiI OIL Sunday morning
II II O'Clock, alter Il ten uuJ s. run with
a calm passage. There were ~ cauin
and j25 sieeruge passengers aboard
A little Hurry was caused Mt Ph!ladrl
phia by Commissioner of InsI ec.ion
aluueghan dctuiuing John JohnaoIl,
his vito and three children, on sus.
picion TINT he WAS coming in violation
OF the Alien Contract Labor Act. JUuti.
son admitted that lie hud been enEag
ed by Hugh Blu bingham, who was re
turning to this country as macRn.
LIST to go to work in u town in Mis-.
souti.
The following are the latest arr walls
at tho Gllpin ilouse-James A. Long
street and Dr. j. L. Fisher, Phiiadel-
plia; j. W Dorey and William &.
Good win, Wilmington. and II. :. Pow
Icy and }. w. Lon, Philadelphia.
John Becker, proprietor OF the Mar
ket Street Hotel, has a novelty In the
shape OF duck with four legs. The
bi:l was hatched out Oh Saturday last
ind stems just IS healthy US the
two legged ones.
The Forty Hours Devotion still con.
tinues in st, Peter's Church and the
edilice Is vol illled all day with ur-
dent worshippers. At tho evening SER
Vice last evening the church WAS
actually packed. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Father Campbell.
now OF Newark, but formerly of St
Petora Pro.Gathedrai. Wilmington.
lilo choose Tor his text whrte certain
mass went down from Jerusalem to
Jericho and he fell among robUers,
and they stripped him; and Il prIeat
and Levite passed hiul, but certuiH
Samaritan bound Ii 8 wounds and took
HIN to an inn and had him cared for.
lilo human race was that certain
man who catnO from the Jerusalem of
oil Heaven to tho Jericho of this earth,
9 our ilrst parents IN tlIa garden.
Tho Samaritan was our Lord and
saviour Jesus hr,st, who by the sar-I
rtInents binds oar wounds and
through Ills church takes care OF us.
Rev Fathers Einn. Scott and Mealeyl
alao assisted during the evening.
TIE funeral OF tbs little baby of
lhoodore llatton TOOK . aas tins al
ternoUn IntermeuJ was made ut the
Episcopal Cemetery.
II sesms strange that In city the
slze OF New nstto that dates clneh
Tor festivals and entertainments ON
next Friday and saturday eyenings ST
Reier's Church will hclI concert aud
strawberry festival, while on the latter
evening the Y. NJ. I. r., will hold a
hhsket party. Well, | suppose the PEG.
pic who 80 to one cannot 20 to the
other and 80 the thing goes.
edward Marquess, Il well known
young man. met with painful uccl-
don't yesterday afternoon Willie at
woIi III tie wooden mills His left
foot got caught by piece OF the MAJ
chinerv which Is known in the mills.
ms u mule and the services OF Dr
IyDout hud to be called into rruuisl.
ton and six stitches had to be put
iito the injured IHemner. lie WAS
very weak last evening in consequence
OF having lost Il considerable amount
oil blood.
lhet'. 4. c. juniors will accept no
more challenges to 10 played hore an
III the Z. y. [. goes to pay away from
hero.
Quite little sensation was caused
here yesterday AFTERNOON by 1t being
stated that II tad ami glove belonging
to tho tocsiOrd club had been ms.
aid On Saturday aud it IS understood
that the purtleS WHO have thsm both
Viii rttuTn tho Same to their Owners
and save trouble.
llpmua McMalion, the manager of
tho Rockford club, has given out Tie
IOiIoElhS st temsnt concerning Satur.
days game VITA the COlum,il= Ath.#
ieiic cub team OF New Castle Me.
McAtahoE charges that the l;JcNrorl
#tlub wrrn ImIoately tr4afed lay the.
efCWd AT New H5t!e, AMI the mem bArs
=hl tho New Castle team srrlnu4 In
perfect accord with til, crowd. Nj
MtM#hon also claims that tifc removal
OF mpire Gallagher was Il part OF II
pieeaneprted movement tty tine &cw
= este peoptI to get another ump.ral
substituted, win The game and ulsJ tol
AVOID paying tho Rockford Tenn tho
$50 l$iihrtntrei them. MIR. Aic}lshOnl
says inrtEri, THAT his team does not
consider tho New CASTLE team IN the
saInt class VIII them. and to prove It
WI play tho New Castle people on
any grounds outside tho state, tho
hlurlfe also to 10 chosen from out
Sluu.
Excursion /, Bombay Hook.
The sunday school OF Madelay NJ.
4. thrch VIII make their annaal ok.
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