The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What h TranspIrinG In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware.
I the REpuBLIcAN

What h TranspIrins In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware.
Correspondence Of the REpuBLIcAN.
NEW CASTLE. July. Is. 1894.
Ten to five the @. A. CT wins the
game on Saturday. was the bet which
was made In my presence last night
and then even five that the maker OF
the bet would even win his bet.
Another admirer OF the Rockford team
made an offer OF even five on the Rock
ford and he scarcely had announced
his determination to support the club
which plays against tho G. A. o. than
| he had three takers.
The friends Of the @. A. @. are conf
dent that victory will be perched on
their banner tomorrow and over 100
movement was on foot last evening
to get the railroad to run special
train to leave here about $50 o'clock.
This would give chance to the peo.
pie working In the industrial estat-
lishments to be present.
Mrs. John Clarke, who before her
marriage was Mrs. Mary Moran, died
last evening at the residence Of Mr..
Willis on Third street. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at
20 O'Clock. Interment will be made In
st. Peters cemetery.
John T. Stops this morning deliv.
cred to James A. Rowland handsome
double set OF harness, rub ber mounted,
with case collars and Liverpool bits.
He also delivered light driving set,
rubber mounted to Mr.. Porter. one OF
our leading butchers. Stops har-
ness has gained q high reputation
for miles around and he has at present
SO yeral other orders including those
of two livery stablepen OF Whining
ton.
It was expected that the O. A. @.
Juniors and club from Wilmington
were to play here tomorrow after.
noon. but last evening it was learned
that as the players want to see the
Rockford-C. A. G. game. that there
will Q no games between the clubs
until some other lime.
R. r. Bennett. one OF James Ben.
netts little twins, died last evening al
his fathers residence on Sixth street.
Several from here attended the racee
yesterday at Hare's Corner. On q
fair calculation there were about SOC
present. The following were the
events. Colt Race:
FRANK EtdpictOnb MAUI. ss.ss..ss.s...ss
L. T. Hickinan's DAN.
James FaRan's blossom.
Time--3.09h. &OsA. ala.
500 MINUTE GLASS.
Robert Porter. s. m. Trixy.. ]
]. d. McIIugh. 8. IN. Maggie B..........
James Pagan. br. m. May.
Time-2.5s. 2.55. 2.5Ol.
$40 CLASS.
VIM, C. Fleming, b. q. Tug................
j. ID. Wallace, b. q. Wilbert.
Banks, b. m. Mettey.. ..........-.......
Time-2.37. 2.3s. aGA.
$50 CLASS.
Rob Blakeley. d. h. Maee................
Hugh Lynch, br. m, Netty.... Y
p. A. Pagan. b. y. Dan. i
Time-2.59A, 2.5s. a.5'a.
The Judges of the races were Geo.
Drake. III. ]. Springer. James d. To-
man.
The Liberty Senate has concluded
all arrangements for Its game with
| the base bail club OF the st. Aloysius
cadets OF Wilmington, to be played
here tomorrow. The visitors will be
| met at the depot on the arrival of the
ll.07 o'clock train from Wilmington.
and will be entertained at dinner.
After dinner they will be taken
around the city and shown through the
jail. the whipping post and the stone
gang at work. The game OF ball
promises to be an interesting one. At
it's conclusion there will he several
loot races. Then ii reception will be
rendered to the visitors In the base.
ment OF st. Peters Church. The recep-
ton will be in charge OF two ladies' OF
the st. Peters Il. A. b. Society.
The band concert tomorrow even.
Ing will be given on one of the piers
opposite Delaware street wharf. This
is for the purpose OF letting the down
town people enjoy the delightful
music.
MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell, Wilmington,
are the guests of city friends.
Miss May Maxwell. AIiddletown, is
the guest CT Miss Carrie Downey.
Miss Hettie Smith has had drive
we'll with force pump put in In her
garden.
The State Firamen's Association
met at the hall of the Lenape Com
pany here last evening. The Whining
ton members drove over In hacks.
They Interested the Lenape members
by q description of tho big fire yester-
day and regret was expressed that the
handsome truck of the Delaware Com
pany was not In service yesterday.
Nothing but routine business was
transacted. The annual convention
will be held In Wilmington on October
IL.
william Mather, who formerly lived
in Wilmington and who was yesterday
held in $500 bail tor sending threaten.
ing letters through the mall to Will
liam Ansell of Chester, was brought
here last evening.