The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-15
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.


NEw CASTLE. July Is. 1895.
Mrs. Vaughn ON Saturday afternoon re.
turned home from Wilmington on the
had just entered Watts hack to go TO her
home, when DIR. Stewards horse started
to run away. This put the same notion
In the head Of the hack horse. Mrs.
Vaughan becamd alarmed and started to
leave the hack. As the door was reached
Mrs. John Becker was about to enter. Mrs.
Vaughn quickly Kicked her to one side
and swung herself of. She now has for
companions q badly cut mouth and pair
OF wrists and one knee badly skinned.
Such lie life In New Castle.
At a meeting OF Division No. 8. A. o. 81.
held on Saturday evening set OF resolu.
lions was adopted on the death OF John
Duffy who has been an active member Of
the order for several years
His funeral took place this morning
and was attended by the members OF the
Order In body wearing handsome badges
and white gloves. Six members OF the
Order acted as pall.bearera.
High mass was celebrated In st. Peters
Church Church and and lptsE@ent was made In ST.
The newspapers Of last week contained
the announcement that there was to DO q
game OF base bail here on Saturday last
Tho consisting teams were tho y A. c.
and the Crescent A. A. OF Philadelphia.
Umpire Lenoir was absent and Manager
Hushebeck placed ]. Fitzgerald In that
capacity. He won laurels for himself as
being Q complete fizzle.
He stood erect and about four feet to the
aide OF tho pitcher. He watched the little
| patent counter In his hand and 1t 10
cafe 10 say that he did not see one fourth
| OF the balls that went ovor the plate. He
never bothered about moving from hls
os 70 Sos ssS cS'S Psy ~ gave his
| Is a..A L.. a 49, 81 g..
expected something great from hitn, aud
they were not disappointed. The visitors
succeeded in getting only four bits of
him, but they were successful in getting
no less than nine runs He struck Une
man with the ball and gave ten others
to the credit OF such an action. Mont
gomery county could not hold the Ores.
cent flies. Higgins obtained two errors.
Madden had three passed balls. Duffy.
Leach, Ferguson and Fisher had one error
each to their credit.
Leach has announced that Madden can
not hold him. 1t ls unfair to the club and
to the public for the battery not to work
toRether. 1t has been noticed that Leach
will pitch no ball but the one he wants lie
has not watched thesigns aud the catcher
has had to jump around In all styles to
stop the bali. II Leach does not want to
have Madden as his catcher then lie
should Inform the management.
| Duuy uoLZeuURTR DuI
up great game. Ii Duffy made the err
rore, higgins did ON Saturday he would
have been looted by the spectators.
THE SCORE BY INNINGS.
Columbia A. C.........0 0 | 3 0 0 Q 2 o.
Crescent A. A.....,..,..0 3 0 x-f
Thomas Forteseue, who WINS removed
to the almshouse hospital last week, diod
at that Institution yesterday morning, Tori
hus been employed Ia the Delaware Iron
Works for % years, His funeral will take
place 10. morrow afternoon from the un
| dertaking rooms Of Charles H. Clewell and
| interment will be made In the Presbyt erl
| an cemetery.
The Presbyterian Church presented an
electric appearance last evening. as six
teen Welsbach burners had been placed
on the g0s Jets during the week.
The addition OF an open porch to the
residence OF H. r. Borie makes brigh
appearance to the home OF the Superln
tendert OF the Delaware Iron Works.
A committee OF fifteen visited tine bal
ground at midnight on Saturday night Ia
O. game would appear. An they saw wal
the base on balls and error ghosts.
Knowles Wooden Mills are closed down
for three days.
One OF our young men drove to tn
home oil his best girl last evening. only t,
find that she was "oat OF town" He tool
the carriage ride by himself.
DR.. and Ms. Kinkaid of WllminRto
were the guests OF New Castle friendi
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Patterson, OF
Philadelphia. are guests OF New Castl
friends.