The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-13
CLAYTON.

Columbia A. c.? o 10 . 81 x-1O
Earned runs-Columbia A. C.. z. Two
base hits-iiiggins. Duffy: home runs.
lmfiy Two; struck out by Gilbert Z;
! each 5. Base on balls by Leach, b; hit
by pitcher $. Flown. Double plays Std.
bum (unassisredl. Higgins to Lyttle. to
Madden TO Duffy to Higgins. work up.
Division No. 3, Ancient Order of
lElibernians held On interesting meet.
ing on Saturday evening. Mr.. Hurley,
of Division No. 40, OF Philadelphia,
James r. Carey, vice president of Di-
vision No. 1. Wilmington and Nicholas
Connolly OF Division No. ., Henry
Clay were present The great field
day sports at Union Park were dis
cuesed and Division No. 3 will be we'll
represented In the events. The imam
icial sect etary of same will wrestle q
I1s0 pound athlete for a handsome
silver cup and contestants will be en-
tered In each event. New Castle will
take hand in the dancing and the
people here will have two representa-
tlves In the Irsh Jig contest.
A member OF the q. A. C.wiil be one
of the judges and in all probability
Madden and Montgomery will run In
the 100 yards dash. The divi sion re-
ceived two new members on Saturday
night and several propositions have
been handed in. The Division ls very
comfortably fixed from a financial
point OF view and all the members are
In he best of health.
The Citizens Cornet Band gave a de-
ilghtful open air concert on the new
Holiday Pier" on Saturday evening.
IL was listened to by over 600 persons.
BY consulting the p, W. II Is. rail.
road time table. 1t will DO seen that
New Castle has two trains extra put
on in the evening. They are Whining.
ton accommodation trains. While
Superintendent Holiday has recently
done some things for New Castle he
should give US the tain service. which
\ he travelling public demands and that
is put on the $50 o'clock train nom
the railroad people are naturally con-
sldered independent because the Kent
and Sussex County men refused to
give us what we wanted-a charter for
the electric road.
1t Is we'll to remember that electric
cars cannot 60 over the tops OF trees,
through bars, marshes and around the
moon under the charter so grEciously
granted by the people who knew
nothing OF the wants OF tho people
here and who never would spend
dime on the road.
The REPUBLICAN will take the stand
with the people here that, considering
the patronage received, the people
should be accommodated by having
the ten O'Clock train again put In SER
vice.
Young Americas added another
scalp to their list by defeating the
Arctic. Jr., OF Wilmington In one.
sided game here on Saturday morning.
score, Young America, 30 Arctic. Jr. 10.
The features OF the game were the Sec
ond base playing of Wise for the
Dung American. and the battery work
Of White and Pedrick.
There will be Il meeting of the Re-
publieans OF Now Castle hundred held
TO morrow evening In ths City Hall
Tor the purpose CT nominating dele
gates TO be elected on saturday next.
A full attendance OF all Republicans Is
requested.
The pretty little white pony of John
nipey broke lis leg yesterday
l0llllg(sing to jump fence.
The Dover bass ball club will play
here next Saturday.
Several young people from this city
attended Brandywine summit Camp
yesterday.
A literary entertainment was held
Church on Saturday evening
The manager and four members of
the James All.Star Comedy Company
were present at the game of ball on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goodwin have
from Atlantic City.
Roy Sipple and George Crop of
Philadelphia spent yesterday with
New Castle friends.
Mrs. and Miss Benckler OF PhiladeI-
phia arc the guests of Mrs. Mary
Misses Nellie johnson Blanche NefT
and May Murray OF Philadelphia are
friends here.
Mrs. b. Schelberge and daughter,
Mrs. X. Crane and son, Mrs NJ. Arm.
stead and Mrs. Haines and daughter,
OF Philadelphia are the guests OF New
Castle frlendA ;