The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-17
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Correspondence OF tho Republican,.
Nnw oAsrr.n. August io. 1895.


Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CAsrI.E. August f6 1895.
william DOMAIN, colored. OF St Georges.
has teen com mltted to jail here In de-
fault OF 800 ball to appear at the upper
court on the charge of allowing the sum
OF 50 0S. the property of William Berry,
to go away in his pockets.
Since the REPUBLICAN began furnishing
the base ball scores each evening on It's
bulletin board here larger erowue gather
to hear the news about their fayorite
clubs, Even the ladies flock around to
hear the returns.
Harry Hushebeck and Arthur Murray
had an Ice OF cam eating contesB1ast even
Ing at Cannon's saloon.
Captain Hammers says that his club is
oil In readiLeas to play the Pioneer Corps
Wednesday at Augustine Park The club
will be accompanied by large number OF
its admirers,
Mira Annie Humphrles formerly of
Chester Pa. died here iaie on Thursday
evening aged 81 years and months. She
died at the residence OF her son. ln-iaw on
Cherry street.
The funeral of Clara the Twelve year old
child Of Edward Biddle, colored. of Chris
tiana took place this afternoon. .Interment
was made In Christfana Cemetery.
Every place you went laet evening the
only topic was base ball. The prospects
of the great game this afternoon was dis.
cuseed from pro and con stand point
Manager Hushepeck feels that the q. A. U.
should win the game.
The live members OF the Pick wick Club,
who have teen enjoying the pleasures of
o asouthern trip returned home yesterday.
They bad delightful tsip. The ladies
who attended Camp New Castle went to
Wilmington last evening aud were enter.
tained by the Peerless Club. They were
taken to Union Park and after The per.
formance were right royalty entertained.
The gentlemen members OF the camp
went also TO Wilmington and took their
lady friends to the park.
Mrs. foote. son and daughter, OF Vine.
land, N. j., are the guests OF New Castle
liz: and Mrs. R. Mathews and son
Charlie spent Thursday here grabbing. In
the evening they were entertained by
Sixth street relatives.
There is a new arrival at Rudolph Val.
ettes bakery. He 10 bonncinR boy and
pulls the beam down to the heavyweight
olass Good cigars are now In order.
| Smoke.
Mrs. Charles Clewell and two daughter
returned home yesterda ~ from a visit to
| relatives at Nazareth. Pa. anG were ac.
| companied by Henry c. Cleweli, who will
spend few weeks In New Castle.
Walter Harris had his hand badly burn.
| ed yesterday by coming In contact with
warm flues at the Delaware Iron Works.
| AT least twenty admirers OF the PAila.
| delphia Club went to the Quaker City yes.
terdsy. to soc the colors of the Boston
club dip to players OF the city Of Brother
| ly Love.
The Riverside Company Club left to. day
for sojouru along the river between
here and Delaware City.
Among the prisoners brought over here
| yesterday afternoon from Wilmington
was one man who has been On drunk
| tor one year.
1t was stated here last evening that q
captain OF the police swure before Judge
Ball that such WAS fact He will get 80
days at the Gillis Cure Establishment.
It is pleasing to notice tEas the base
ball writer Of the Morning News today
took q tumble and gave the c. A. @. the
credit 10 richly deserves.
The British ship Lodestar, which passed
up early yesterday morning. reported
that during long voyage from Mauritino
that nearly every man OH board was down
with the fever, which seemed to be of a
malarial nature. aud one OF the ace men,
Charles Carlson, died at sea on June 10
and was buried In mid. ocean. The dis.
ease resisted the influence of the ordinary
medicine chest remedies. and some OF the
sailors are stili III. They will probably
DO sent TO hospital today. The Louestai
brought "a 7uS mats OF sugar.