Evening journal., 1898-08-29

street ball grounds. The remaining
visitors, including mayor and Council,
were driven over the city by the local
officials and shown the various points
Of interest
The game was called at II o'clock,
and tine following was the lineup OF
the opposing teams:
Reading -Bbbst, shorstop; Hal.
first base; Mast, pitcher; NIerl0el. sec
ond base; SAWYER, catcher; Heller, CEN
tire field; Bockman. third base; Lewis,
left field; Sailor, right field.
Shields, second base;
Tucker, centre field; Murphy, third
base; Aikens. shortstop; Harry Massey,
catcher; Payne, left feld;Fleming, first
base; ;Evans, right field; Hawk, pitcher
The visitors won by the score of z to 2
AT the conclusion OF the game the
party took the cars and proceeded to
the French street wharf and embark
ed on the steamer TwiMght for river
trip The steamer left hsr dock short
ly before O'Clock, and proceeding down
the Christiana creek to the Delaware
steamed down to Forts Delaware and
Mott. Frcm there they will proceed 10
Pennsville, N. j., where a monster
clam bake will be given. After this
repast it is expected the visitors will
be taken up the Deiaware as fer as
Washington Park and afforded q view
Of that resort at night. They will re-
turn to the city about O'Clock and
take the train for home. Thoee who
took the river trip were the reception
committe composed of CHIEF Of Police
John F. Do.an, Sergeants Evans,
Bailey, Massey and Lucas, Patrolmen
White and Df Mare, representing the
Police Department; Coal oil Inspector
NJ. ]. Kelley, representing the city Of
flcials; Messrs. Kane, Leary and
Fisher. representing City Council; A.
o. H. Grier, representing the press, and
Walter II. Hayes and Morris Levy
representing the citizens; Mayor Nc
Lear, Prssident of Council Leitch,
Judge ]. Frank Ball, Samuel S. Adams,
City Solicitor Conrad, Deputy City So
licitor Cahoon, State Senator Pyle and
Police Commissioners Lawson, Pyle
and Hart.
TINE GUESTS.
The following guests were from
Reading: Mayor Jacob Weidel who is
weal-knOwn to many WNmingtonians;
Albert Mertz, market commissioner;
j. B. Stout, president Select Council,
and Select Councilman p. Monroe
Krick; Common Councilmen Samuel
e. Cummings. John Mast; Howard
Goodman, clerk Common Council; vii
liam Hoffman, superintendent Of thE
fire alarm system; Charles w. Pottei-
ger, member Of the Board Of Public
Works; John Smith, detective; Harry
Weidner, electrician; J. Fred Mayer
Calvin Adds, assistant chief CT the
Fire Department; Christopher Mayer
and Howard Miller, citizens, and Her
bert Mayer, Scavenger.
Following are the members OF the
Police Department.:
Chief Jacob Etzel, Sergeant Q. L.
Kenderline, Officers Bachman, Barlet
Beckett, Bcbst, Clay, Cox, Fegley, Grim.
mer. HIATT, Hetherington, Hoffman
HAL, Imhof, Riemmer, Kuhns, Link
Mashemer, MerluNe. William McDon
oueh. Steve NlcDonough, Omlar, Orth
ORourke, Raudenbush, Rothermel
Sauer, saylor, Selling, Wagner, Web
Der. Wicket, Wick, Patrol Driver Hell
Ter Turnkey Sleinle. Turkey Haage
Operator Mast, Operator Lewis, Georg
w. Clouser and wife, George w. Keim
Samuel Cummins, Jr., Patrol Drive
Kissenger, M. Madden, Select Courci
of Reading, ]. Ashen, chief engineer o
the Mt. Penn railroad; Howard Miller
. Chief of Police Jefferis, of West Ches
ter and Chief OF Police Napf, OF Nor
riston, Pa. Representatives OF all tn
Wilmington dailies also accompanie'
. the party.