The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-03
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is TranspirinR In the Pretty Town
on tise Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republic IN,
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on tie Delaware,
Correspondence OF the Republic IN.
New CASTLE. July3.
From present Indications I'VE ancient
tOwne" will celebrate the national hol.
iday by series OF athletic sports. In
the morning. at $50 o'clock. the q. A.
O. Juniors will cross bats with q VII
mtngton team,
Alta o'cIe Mayor Herbert will be
judge, J. II vey Rogers starter and
Albert v. F6ter handlcapper, at the
athletic sports. An Interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and the bust.
ness men last evening came to the as
sistance OF the com mittee on sports by
donating handsome prizes The events
Will be open to all citizens OF New
Castle. and there will ba two events
for the @. A. q. members only. A
prize has been offered for tho mem
Der who will be Instrumental In bring
ing In the largest number OF runs and
another for the member OF either ball
team who will make the most number
of hits.
At o'clock the G. A. G. boys will
scatter over the diamond to play the
Stevens Athletic Association, OF Cam.
den, N. j. This is a tremendous
strong team and has defeated the
University of Pennsylvania crack
players. But we are not scared 10 the
least and when the last man is out to-
morrow afternoon we expect to see
the telegraph board announce that
that Now Castle has been victorious by
the score OF 8 to3.
McCaiferty. who. two years ago, dis.
tinguished himself, will be welcomed
on the field tomorrow. Leach is in
excellent form and will stick to his
swift unsolvable balls like a leech.
and tho manner In which the man at
the back Of the bat will hold him with.
out an error will be Maddening to the
visitors.
In the evening balloons will he sent
of. The decorations OF the houses
through the town promises to be very
elaborate.
Last evening a Wilmington hack
drove up here with a number Of gen.
tlomen, and on inquiry found they
were the Grand Officers OF the knights
oil the Golden Eagles and they came
over to raise up the officers OF Har.
mony Castle, No. 6. X. e. Z. Repre-
sentatives from the following Castles
were present: Hockessin. Crusaders,
st. John, Brandywlne, Cyrus, Warwick
and st. George.
The following officers were raised:
Past chief. Walter NcClyment; noble
chief, Alfred Timinins; vice noble
chief. Maurice W. Mcdowell; high
priest. Henry Jarman; vice aigh priest.
VIM. Emmory; sir herald, Theodore
King; NJ. of r.. Peter Moran; O. of f.,
Delaney Williams; X. of e., Charles
Hughes; T.. Squire Tindell; w., Bard
Highman; LIST g., Theodore Hatton;
I'd G.. James Fitzgerald; W. Cham,
NJ. r, Miller.
Several addresses were made by the
visitors and every once In a while the
Eagles tlapped their wings because tho
orIer III this state is steadily advance
ing and doing the most good of any
order In the state.
A tug boat party from Wilmington
tonight to pay fraternal visit to the
local masonic lodge.
The Alumni Association of the High
School hold it's annual banquet last
evening In the X. of p. hail. The RE-
PUBLICAN reporter does not belong to
the association and was not invited to
be present and therefore regrets that
no cannot give a lengthy report Of the
Yesterday afternoon an Interesting
game OF baseball was played on the
battery between the Young Americas
and Liberty Senate teams. The Young
Americas were larger and older play
ers than the Senate players. but the
latter played very well. The game
was won by the score of % to l3.
The Senate did not get down TO bust
ness until the last two innings, when
10 runs wore piled up.
Eagln pitched great game and
Becker and McCaiferty played In a
faultless manor. The Senate left
here at IL O'Clock TO play In Whining
ton.
Miss Lula La Boube OF Salem, N. j.,
g the guest Of Miss Sarah Y. La
Boube.
Mrs. Smoker and lady friend OF
Philadelphia, have been spending q
lew pleasant days as the guest of ex.
President OF City Council Orion Car
lick.
Thomas Kirk left thls morning for a
weeks sojourn with Elkton friends.