Evening journal., 1895-10-07
SEASONS LAST GAME.
Philadelphia Played Fast Ball
on Saturday.
OTHER EVENTS ABOUT THB TOWN

Life Tenure. to BE Elected BY Free
holders and Rentsrs-A watchman
Necessary At the solomon Residence.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Oct. z -Philadelphia's
National League Baseball Clubs farewell
game Ia Delaware was played at Battery
Park on Saturday afternoon All the
transformers" figured In the contest as
Sullivan was disabled by one OF Leach
inshoots and CArsey went out 10 play
short stop, Beam going In to umpire
Fine weather and the neat appearance OF
the Philadelphia Club brought out
large attendance and the spectators
many OF whom were OF New Castles fair
populstion-wsre we'll pleased until the
fatal seventh, when the good looking
Qdskers cllnched their victory BY
xmassing four runs.
l. .cid started In to pitch for Phlladel-
phiA, but had a Misunderstanding with
Clements and Captain B5yle, In the
third, ssnt him out to centre field,
bringing "Tuck" Turner In to pitch. His
left handed curves we're q succession Of
enigmas to the New Castle players
Cassidy appeared on the second bag for
Columbia aud demonstrated conclusively
that he was 81 for league company any
time. He had batting average OF
1000. having no more trouble to hit
Lucid and Turner than he had to worry
up kid" Carsey in WILMINGTON last
Tuesday. Pete is = great ball player
and is on the ladder.
Leach appeared In the box for Colam
bls fully recovered from his warm re
csptIon In Wilmington on the 2Sth
In ltAnt. and kept the Phillies' hits we'll
distributed Had he recsived such
general support as was given him at
first and second bases and In centre
field, he would have shown up much
better The young pitcher, however,
has done great work all this season aud
as an acknowledgement Of his faithful
neis Manager Irwin, Of the Philadelphia
club presented him With the gold watch
given by the people OF New Castle
Clements called all the Philadslphia
players In to see the jewel, and then
shouted:
NOW Tuck. old man, let him lose 1t
out Of the lot Bat he didn't
An amusing incident occurred ia the
fourth when Delehanty, after knocking
several foul balls, Istarted to make the
circuit Of the bases on q corker over
right field fence
Foul 90 back r. cried the umpire and
all the Qaakers kicked hard. Carsey
ined Delenanty 50 and "Dsi" came back
erltting his teeth. "NoW III Get her
fair. he hissed and, sure enough he did
As the ball went high over Right Fielder
Madden and the fence, "Del" Rrinned
and loped around the bases
Manager Irwin was we'll pleased with
the work OF Cassidy and McOAughau aud
II would not be surprising TO see both men
90 20 Toronto with Mr.. Irwin next season
Saturdays score:
Columbia A. C.....o 0l3OOOOO-4 g.
Philadelphia. ........O 20O234O o d
Batieries- Leach ana Heck; Lucid, Turner
Ea1ned s-Pbiladelphia, Q. Two-b,se
hit-Reilly. Three-hase nit-Tnrner Home
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hits Cassidy. Sui
liyan, Clements. Stolen bases Reilly, Bovle
Double play-Cassidy, Ferguson and No
Caughan. Struck out-By Leach, 9: Lucid. /:
Turner, T. Left on bases Columbia s phiia
delphiA, s. Bases on balls by lLeacn. Z. by
Turner. Z. Passed ball-Heck. Wild pitcn2
Lucid, Turner. Tlme-lh. bm. Umpire
BsaIn.
Now for an Electoral Battle Royal
Now that baseball is all over and
bCsiness nas been resumed. political life
Is egaiu springing up, aud one Of the
liveliest electoral contests Of the past
decade lie almost on.
The battle royal will be over a trustee
Of the New Castle Common to succeed
the late William Herbert, and polls will
open At the Old Court House at 70 O'Clock
next Saturday and voting will continue
until o'clock for the new trustee.
Robert r Morrison, James NJ. Wise and
James B. Toman will be the election
officers
The common treasury Is in go1d shape
now, and this fact alone has aroused
interest in the coming election. Some
Jealous members Of the Fire Department
are anxious for its future prosperity, that
a good friend Of the fremen should get
Ia this trust, although the present board
Of trustees Is decidedly friendly TO the
hrsmen as regards the ma orIty.
Accordingly. as Dane Rumo has Il.
little caucus recently held selected
John +. Campbell as the standtri-bearer
Ihsn quiet citizens meeting who will
oppose the candidacy Of Mr. Campbell OF
any other man 30 closely identified with
the Fire Department. selected Loais K
Eiiason TO run against Mr. Campbell and
cay they have a ''tspioca cinch" n no
- fNe.t-@" eoy7 Up Au stuc usnb. some
Republicans however, talk Of running
John N Hance. Therefore the contest
wakes exceedingly warm.
WIN They BE Allowed to yoteg
At recent election Of the Common
Trustees (zt each OF which only freehold
ers aud renters Of the city can vote)
members Of the Fire Department. as
freeholders, aud a number Of ungarians,
as renters. were voted. The law as laid
down BY the William Penn heirs reads
thus: - Aud. In case any OF the
said trustees shall die, be removed from
bis Office for misbehavior therein, or
remove himself out OF the said town Of
New Castle, and dwell elsewhere, then
and IN such case, tue inhabitants Of the
said town OF New Castle. who have free
holds therein, or otherwise pay yearly
rent Of forty sbillings per aunum. within