The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
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Correspondence OF the Republican.
Nnw oAsrnn. Angus. 5. 1895.


Manager Hushebeek. no doubt, feels
that the people judged rightly about the
merits OF Walter Fisher as base ball play.
er. and that they had just reason to kick
because he had been releRated to the
bench while others were allowed to 90
upon the Held. On Saturday In the game
with the Montgomery A. A.. he put up d
game that surprised the spectators, He
succeeded In making three base hit, two
singles and took all chances Including a
running circus catch.
Home runs were the order OF the day.
ami Leach, Hayes and Montgomery were
the players who banged the ball beyond
tha reach OF the Holders and cleaned the
bases. ttlmeC there wers three mon on
the bases when the home runs were made.
Winters got tired. 0'Connor took the
spring fever, and Mclaughlin. eaid to be
the Garbondaie pitcher. found that New
Castle club bats any OF the twlrlers.
Duffy got ratified on third base and ns
the crowd usually guys the clever third
Daseman he resolved not to give them an
opportunity to do so again and handed in
his resignation after the game to Manager
Hushebeck. Score by innings:
Columbia A. A,...... 10I 90 05 o 4-2o
Montgomery A. ....2 0 0 / o 8 05 1-12
Earned runs-Columbia A. O., ID: Mont.
gomery, 2. Two-base hlts-Getzenberg,
Madden, Fisher. Montgomery. Daley.
Three. base hits-Ferguson, Fisher Win
ters, Daley Mclaughlin. Home runs
Leach. Ferguson. Hayes, Montgomery.
Left on bases-Columbia A. c.. @; Mont.
gomery 8. Double piay-Adamson. un.
assisted. Struck out-i3y Leach, 8; by
Winters 3: by Mclaughlin, 2. Base on
halls-By Leach. l; by Mclaughlin. g. Hit
by piicher-soull Wild pltch-Leach.
Stolen bases-Columbla A. u. 8; Mont.
gomery !. Umpire-Lenoir. TIme-2
hours.
Far the past fifteen years Mrs william
Gebhardt has been sufferer with an in
ternal disea.e, She has been treated BY
different physiolans but all to no avail.
On Friday che was taken worse and OF
Saturday morning DIR. W. H. Kuntz wab
called In for the first time. DR.. Kuntz or
dered her to do certain things that day
and yesterday morning administered q
dose OF medicine. In two hours the doo-
tor was summoned to the house where a
2S feet tape worm was awaiting him as
the result of HE prescription And so after
hfteen years suffering Mrs. Gebhardt has
at last got Tree from her unknown dis
ease. Dir. kuntz is the lion Of the day in
New Castle.
The twilight services by the NJ. E.
Church on the railroad pier were brought
to Termination iast evening by the ap.
pearance Of clouds. The worshipers had
scarcely reached home when q thunder
and lightning storm came along and IN
ten minutes over s inches OF water were
run1ing down the CUTTERS and carrying
of the dirt. In the other churches the ser.
Vices were curtailet. os very few were In
attendance.
The bakers OF this city on Saturday
night held a meeting and agreed to al
vance the price of bread TO five cents.
This action was occasioned by the rise In
the price OF flour. The matter stood in
this light. that the price had to be ad.
vanced or thu loaf cut down In weight.
Mass on week days In ST. Peters Church
will be held during the alterations and
repairs to the church at g. 80 instead Of 7.So
each morning.
Rev. Dr. DuHamell OF Dover, occupied
the pulpit OF Emmanuel p. L. Church yes
terday. Rev. e. W. Fitzslmon occupied
the pulpit OF the Presbyterian Church.
Camp New Castle will be composed Of
the following persons:
hlladelphla-Miss Slayer and Miss A.
Snyder
Doyer-Mlss Dsnner. Chesapeake City.
Miss III Steele.
Mckee, L. Burnham. d. Pieasonton.
New Castle-Allsses Kuntz, Saunders.
Stella Deakyne. Miriam Davidson, Julia
Iindle. May Cooley, Harry Hunter. W.
j. Holman, Samuel Ford and Burt Will
son.
New Castle camp will enjoy the pleas.
ures OF life as found at Woodland Beach
for one or two weeks commencing next
Wednesday.
st. Peters Sunday school will GO to
Augustine Pier on August Is.
THE EXCURSION FAKE.
For some time past an exeur5ion bad
been advertised to go to Bridgeton. N. j.,
from this city to-day on the steamer
Elizabeth. When the time arrived this
morning and the band came to the wharf
the money was not on hand to pay
the steamer nor tho band, and there was
no excursion. Leader Eherle will be out
nice sum. The people were disappointed,
and at time of writing the captain of the
steamer Is hunting for the com mittee. 1t
has ''ilew de coop" and all expenses will
probablygo to the profit and loss &c
count.
The Hastings Senate was defeated at
Delaware city, on Saturday, by the score
OF 10 to o. Anew Castle man who saw
the game says 1t was the fault OF tho
catcher. The Senate pitcher struck out
six" men liz "one" inning. Well com
meHt 10 unnecessary.
Let us hope for tho time when O base
bail scorer will know the difference be-
tween an error and a two base hit. Every
pluyer should ges his due.