The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-16
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
whutis Transpirina In tho Pretty Town On
tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, May 10th.

NEW CASTLE. May 10th.
Everything promises favorably for o
great game OF hasa ball on Saturday be-
tween the home team and the. strong
Montgomery A. A.
The homo club will bat and field to win.
The batting order for the q. A. O. is the
same as on Dther occasions, while the visl.
tors will be bat as follows: Jansen, CT;
Winters, p; Rupentus, c; Daley. II; Nc.
Farland. RI; Morelock, .3b; Stewart, 1b
hleckner, ssi Clear, 2b. New Castle has
etood some rough wintors and IL will be
hardened Tor the Montgomery Winters on
Saturday.
A prominent citizen last evening said
that now New Castle Is ON the right road
to be fencecd in,as 1t has dead lock. 10 Is
somewhat related to Brombley. The fol.
lowing dispatch appeared In Philadel-
phia paper yesterday.
CINCINNATI, o.. May 14.--The town OF
BromDley. KY. opposite the west end OF
this city, is being fenced with barbed wire
by the South Uoving:on and Cincinnati
Street Railway Company, so az to prevent
the people living there from ueing Its cars
and to discourage outsiders from visiting
the town on Sundays. Tie three hundred
people OF Brombley are incensed over the
move.
The railroad officials say they have
taken this summary action in order to
put stop to tho establishment OF free
gardens and Troublesome resorts for
Sunday visitors They say Lhey do not
propose to haul the tough element Of
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport on
ia threatened.
William Pustlll. while fishing for her.
ring yesterday caught beautiful salmon
weighing about 10 pounds. He sold IL to
John A. Walls who In return sold 1t to
Ira Lunt and III. r. Borie. 1t was regu-
lar curiosity In town and men, women
and children Hooked to see the strange
fish.
The Nameless base ball team will play
at Bear station on Saturday. The batting
order is as follows;
Bear-Stapleton / I; c. McMullen Q I;
W. Barrett L I; u. Davis 3b; Ii. Grimes 2b;
II. Hayes Id; S. Boyce .; q. Hayes p;
Y. Appleby @.
Nameless-H. Harris, p; T. Boyle q;
W. Eagin 2b; S. Mcknitt 80; A. B. Lancas-
ter lb; u. Nantine +; j. Wright Q T.; Wal.
ters 8; q. Hanson Q.
The committee appointed by City Coun.
Gil met the assessor last evening and Of.
ter examining his books accepted the
assessment. IL Will now be hung up In
the Mayors office for ten days to give the
citizens chance to examine the same.
Then the Council will sit as a court OF er.
rors and appeals.to which all com plants
will have to be made.
A bright young man struck town yes-
tcEuoy Soiiihe btoIeOptiCou WeWS. ho
reaped u harvest. The one of the young
girl serving the tomatoes was his drawing
card.
The Brotherhood OF st. Andrew will
hold grand rally on Sunday evening in
Emmanuel Church at 7.30.
John Jones had his hand badly mashed
In the card room yesterday.
The announcement is now made that
Princeton will play the q. A, @. on Deco.
ration Day. The hundreds OF admirers
of Princeton in Wilmington will be given
O chance to see the gamee.
Special arrangements will be made with
the railroad whereby Wilmington people
can come over aud see the game all for
IS cents.
Henry A. Padberg has been prom oted to
be first sergeant OF Company II.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew will give
an excursion during the summer
The Delaware Iron Works Is shipping
large amounts of pipes and fiues.
Senator George Gray was in this city
yesterday. He cannot break the dead
lock.
Go hear Conwell ut the Auditorium May