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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.


Great Chief Deputy James T. Semer-
teen, assisted by Senior Past Chief S.
j. Barcus, Great Prophecies Bella
Semerteen, Great pocahontas Ida Van
dersloot, Great Wenonah Anna Hanna.
Great Powhatan Florence Porter.
Great Keeper of Records Nettie McIn-
ire, Great Warrior Lenora SarinQ,
Great Guard Emma Palmer, visited
Wynema Council, No. 10, last Thurs
day evening and raised their chiefs as
follows; Prophecies. Mary f. Barcus /;
Pocahontas, Ida NJ. Stidham; Pow
hatan, Hattie Prescott; Keeper of
Records, Maggie Meredith; Collector
Of Wampum, Agnes Forcum; Keeper
Of Wampum, Sarah Waldman Scouts,
Ida Nabb, Elva Curry; Runners, Dora
Hyatt Ollie McCallister; Warriors,
May Clark, Kate Smith, Isabella
Wood, Clara Russell Councillors, Re
becca Sennart, Mary N. Pryor; Guard
Of Tepee, Della Thompson; Guard Of
Forest, Mary r. Evans. Over 75 men,
bers we're present and after the work
of raising was over the visiting great
chiefs were Loyalty entertained and ice
cream and cake we're served.
Great Sachem, Charles McIntire, ao-
companied by Great Prophet James
Hargis, Great Senior Sycamore Ed
ward Sayers, Great Junior Sagamore
William III. Ferguson, Great Chief Of
Records Edward McIntire, and Great
Sannap James T. Semerteen, and Past
Sachem w. j. Brown and brother
Thomas Heatherton visited Alapocha
Tribe, No. AZ, at Talleyville, last
Tuesday evening and raised their
chiefs in public. The wigwam was
well filled by the members and ladies
and male friends and a pleasant social
time was had. Musical selections,
elocution and singing by the Alapocha
trio, We're followed by refreshments.
The chiefs raised are as follows:
Prophet, S. 7. Ewing; Sachem, Claude
Clark; Senior Sycamore, Charles T..
Modem Junior Sycamore, Robert G.
Bartels; Chief of Records, Curtis b.
Talley Keeper Of Wampum, MARITIME p.
Kemether; Sannaps, George Russell,
Harry G. Todd; Warriors, Merreal
Turner, John Stiifel, Patrick Heffron,
William McCrea; Braves, j. Bayard
John, Thomas l. Moore, Charles Tur-
ner; Guard of Wigwam, Howard r.
Wilson; Guard of Forest, George p.
Elliott; Collector of Wampum John
A. Elliott
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SELF-ACTVITY IN THE TEACHER.

In a lecture on "Self- Activity in
the Teacher, " which Henry Bailee
Turner delivered yesterday afternoon
before the Primary Teachers Associa-
tion, he held the minor up to nature.
He said that the teachers appearance
always proclaims his calling, owing
TO several unfortunate and inevitable
tendencies of the profession, and thus
he develops traits which make him
known to all the world. Constant in
tercourse with inferior minds makes
him dictatorial he acquires the habit
of correcting errors. he is required to
be an example of propriety in voice,
manner and all the conventionalities
of life, constant working over one
body Of knowledge puts his mind in a
groove, continued lecturng and in
stuction on the part of the superinten-
dent cause him to reflect ideas rather
than have original thoughts, he lacks
initiative and being shut up in the
school room makes him also lacking in
good, red blood.
The antidote for the teachers pro-
gressive locomotor ataxia, Mr. Bailee
believes, is in the power Of his alert
mind and strong will. lie advised
taking up fad and preferably new
iad every Two or three years. He
mentioned studying clouds, the sky or
trees, photographing them, and hunt
ing up what the poets have written
about them and the pictures of them
by great artists. Anything which
requires the teacher TO be out Of doors
is beneficial. He recommended the
reading Of novels which have proved
worth while, only such magazine
articles as are inspiring and helpful and
not more than is minutes daily 10
the newspapers. He deplored the ten
dency among teachers in the north to
talk shop, habit which is not shared
by southern instructors.
Mr.. Bailee was introduced by Miss
Clara Mendinhall, wee president of
the association in the absence Of the
president Miss Mary c. I. Williams,
who is confined to her home by iniur.
les received from fall at No. Ii school
on Friday last.
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HOW'S YUUR STOMACH ?
z. james Belt has a Remedy which He
Guarantees 10 Cure the Worse
Cases of stomach Trouble

- Veiho7 poAt nus REMEDY Which He
Guarantees 10 Cure the Worse
Cases OF stomach Trouble.
We " is TO tell the readers of this nanar
about a remedy which is marvel in medi-
cine. II cures the worst cases fror, ~
acute attack OF Indigestion to cbro,,is NC
dyspepsia. This remedy is known es
Alberts Little Dinner Pin, being Inc nrel
scription of DIR. Hutchinson. tbe noto5
specialist OF London and Brighton. Emo
who previous to his decease had built ne ~
remarkable practice as specialist In dis
eases of the stomach. Dr. Hnfcb,nsa,,
claimed that his success was due ia tba ~.
of this Pill, and since its introducfiop ~,
the American continent it has performed
wonderful cures. MIR. J. h. Iombar5
Oasco, Me', writes; am now past 81
years oi age and have had stomach trouble
practically all my life. ] sent and 80 =,
sample package of Albert's Liitie Di,'e.a Dos
Pill thinking that il would turn ont Il, II,
one moro disappointment. but from 80,
hrst dose ! found relief, and can saw thst
am now better than ever before in nv lifs
it IS wonderful cure Tor dyspepsie and
heartily recommend IL to all sufferers fr@,,,,
stomach troubles' 'io'h
Albert's Little Dinner Pill contains No
physic, no acid, alksu, ginger. nensin
rancreatlni soda, morphine or any pranarl
alton OF opium, or in fact any Of tbe H..
gradients usually found in so-called dvs.
pepsia cures. Ns9-
, It cures by removing tho cause and makes
benefit or the purchase nrice retnrnoS
AZ drug stores or by mail. 20 cents per
package' Samples free. Address Alber,
NhenicW 70, Boston. Nuss sold aud
Euafanteed Dy =, James Belt. GUl NarE..
street, Wilmington. ~
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

The grand officers of the 10. OF,
of this State have been busy for two
weeks installing the officers elect Of
the various subordinate lodges On
Tuesday evening the officers Of Reynolds
Encampment were installed by Grand
Patriarch George II. Taylor and the
officers of Christine Encampment were
installed last night by the same officers.
On Wednesday tho officers of Eden
Lodge We're installed by Deputy Grand
Master William Douty and he will
perform a like service for Columbia
lodge tomorrow night. Last night the
newly elected officers of Naomi Lodge,
Rebeka Degree, were installed.
The members of Lenape Tribe, Imp'd
O. K. NJ, Will give an entertainment
on Saturday evening to the members
of the tribe and their wives and women
friends. The affair will he in the
Wigwam at 5l5 Shipley street.
The Heptasophs in this city cele-
hrated the fifty fourth anniversary of
the founding of the order last evening.
The exercises were held in room No.
Il, in the Masonic Temple.
Corinthian Lodge, No. /, Shield of
Honor, initiated one candidate on
Tuesday evening. Four candidates will
be initiated tomorrow evening by
Brandywine Lodge
Arrangements have been completed
for the dedication Of the new hall of
the Shield of Honor at No 5O6 Market
street, which will occur on next Tues
day evening.
Members Of Lafayette Lodge. Of the
Knights of Pythias, on April 20, will
pay a fraternal visit to Fourth of July
lodge of the same order in philadel
phia.
Several candidates received degrees
at the meeting Of Brandywine Com
mandery, Knights of Malta, last oven
ing
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NEWLY. M. c. A BUILDING

It is understood that the proposed
new Y. Nj. &. A. Building in this
city, will resemble the new S208, 600
home of the association in Scranton,
Pa. This building was completed in
1908, at which time the association in
that city only had membership Of
769. The membership is now over
., 800 with 900 men in the educational
GLASSES. The cost Of the building was
SOS, 600 and the cost OF the lot $50. OOO
The receipts from memberships in 1905
amounted 20 Sl4. 600; receipts from SO
dormitories, ell, 500; receipts from
stores, S3, 1000 The population of
Scranton when the building was
erected was lO5, 600, and is now l32. OOO
The building is S0xlS5 feet. 1t has a
large swimming pool, a gymnasium
60xS0 feet, excellent shower baths and
other equipments, bowling alleys, sc.
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LookInr for NIl..lnr NIan.

Word was received by Sheriff Gillis,
yesterday, from Sheriff John j. Koe-
bert Of Greene County, Pa, requesting
him TO look out for Charles rhrock-
morton, who disappeared from Waynes-
burg, Pa, on December 9th last.
There is no charge against the missing
man, but his relatives offer $500 reward
to persons locating him. He is 43
years old, 5 feet inches tall, weighs
l55 pounds, has brown hair, thin from
the forehead TO the top of the head ;
light blue eyes, is left handed, has "a
scar on the back Of his neck that does
not show when q collar is worn, and
has a mole below the right eye.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
Get Your Clothes Now
For Easter Sunday.

You don't want to see your
friends smartly dressed on
Easterday, while you'rewear-
ing clothes Of last years
vintage" - you certainly
don't want them to SEE
YOU with a semblance Of
last years style in your attire.
Suppose you stop in and
take a look at our new Spring
Suits and Top Coats, fresh
from the makers hands.
You'll be amazed to find that
you can get such perfect fit,
cut and tailoring at such
moderate prices, and the
very SWEETEST effects in the
fabrics produced by the lead
ing mills.
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COURT HOUSE RING GETTING BUSY.
II Has It's Eye on the Jobs to be Given Out
BY the New Board Of Health.

The Court House Ring is getting busy.
Mayor Horace Wilson will be called
upon, in short time. TO name a new
Board of Health as the terms Of the
members of the present board will expire
with the current month. and as tho neu,
board will have some appointments 10
make, the Court House Ring has its eve
on them. From the best information
ohtainable. the members Of the ring are
endeavoring to ascertain who will be on
the board, for it will rest with the new
board as TO who will I'LL the places at its
disposal
The Mayor does not give any intima-
tion as to who will constitute the board
and until he does matters will be very
much at sea. The board has the naming
Of a secretary and four executive officers
Joseph Wigglesworth a former secretary.
and DR.. G, 5. Rice are said 70 be the prin-
cipal candidates for the Office Of secre-
tary.
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P. R.R. ASSESSMENT.
A Representative Of the Company Has
Examined the Books,

a representative of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Co. has called at the office oi
Clerk of Council Monaghan and examined
the assessment hooks, in order 10 learn
the valuation placed ON the company 4
property here.
Though the company has not yet filed
an appeal, It is said that il will appeal
irom the assessment ON the ground that
the elevated railroad structure has been
assessed contrary 70 law. Under the
law the company pays special tax TO
the State of $4,000 on the right of way.
but the assessors have gone on the ground
that the elevated structure is building
and subject of assessment.
The company property in the city. as
u appears on the books. Is assessed at
about S2,000O0O which includes abo,,t
ssuuOO ON ilie elevated structure. the
a-ac- meni heing based ON a rate OF Slu
per cubic yard oi masonry.
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Stubborn Coughs

cough which fingers on long after
every other symptom of a cold has disap-
reared should have attention, as Il indicates
some throat or lung trouble and may result
seriously. Mr.. Alexander Mcmillan of
maple Ridge, Mich, recommends Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for This
trouble. He says; 81 used this renne5 y
Tor stubborn cough with the hest
results and think there ip nothing
Ike 1t. I cannot speak too highly Of h. y
Tor sale by \, b. Oanforth, druggist.
Second and MStket ttreets,s
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
PHlLADkLPhlA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule IN effect April I'm, 1905.
Trains Innrn NYII..al.n..t.... :. l-..

Trains leave Wilmington as foloxw..
For Chester and Philadelphia, l. AZ. AIb ta,o
$50 tZl0 40, z42, 7.50 ts.O7, $50 OO so Ia ~
tl059 Ills, tll.S2. l1.45 a m, fi2 40 isO 10 "a
zbs, 1850, 4S5, sos. 1880. 6O7 6S5, 6.57. ala
1000 and tll.OO ?. m. Week-daya 1.48 AIS "a nj
is.14 200. 935 l.4s a m, tl2I5 ISL. f2 o. ~
ts.oo' eoS IosO' eo'i. f92S ana. 1000 and fiiO3
For Philadelphia only, ass, s.sbA M. iooo
300, a22, 6le, al and 800 p m. weekday ass
622 a. m, 6.16 I'll and 500 .. m sundays 49,
Eof Sew 5ork through "a es5PIs5ess ia sss
I'LL 9.23 p. m. weekdays. Las. 889. Ii45a M
l.8l, 2bs, 622 60 'e.2S, I'll and S.2sp p nj
For boston without change, 1OooA m. suds.oo
,. N. weekdays. 500 ,. m sundays
q Baltimore III and Msshington Los, l2a 5l1 sc1
COY a59. $50, 6.OS +62B 100. s7.31, tSl5 t9OO n
m, ana i2.ls night weekdayS LOB 40, 7.i6
so1 tlo;I4, ll4s q. m. sl2.sS "2o5 20. s.5a,625
6O4 900, TSl. e.lb, tp.9Op m, and hal nights
Baltimore and intermediate stations, t24a
ts.43, Dos p. IN weekdays and taos p N. Sun
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast lne-kxpresa, Los q. m. anu
southern Railway-ExpresL so2 a m 6ss
and 7.S1 D m. daily
seaboard Air Line Rsilway-Express,s.O2 a N.
Norfolk and Western Railway-Bor Msmphls
and New Orleans 6:26 D. m. daily
Chesapeake sG ohio Railway-ExproBa, lLQ7 -
NJ. weekdays, S.15 D. m. daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
TOT New Castle. 600 e.28 q. m. 500 S.fi and
bo2 p m. weekdays
FOR Lewes. SO a m. and s.44 P. m weekday
For Rehoboth, SIS q "a. Tuesdays, ThurSdays
and Saturdays
For Dover, Harrington and DelmRE 82s, 1oHa
2. n. B44, 6.62 2. m. weekdays and 400 night
daily.
For Harrington and way EtstionG ass q. n.
Anc 500 p m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1o.5s am weekdays aud l2'oo night
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 a. H.,
26S and 6.lS ?. m, weekdays; S.ia a. m. and
g. Is 2. m Sundays. Atlantic city Special 24O.
rDining car. Accommodation 1raiuA
The ,..4inington Transfer Co viii all lot aud
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For 'urlher information, apply to J. H. Mo
Williams, City Ticket Agent Market street.
or a. ,,e station Telephone, City Ticket once,
d. a. A. $3.50
W. W. ATTERBURY, J.R WOOD,
General Manager Pnssr Traffic Manager,
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger AGENT
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AIercanillo As,ooln,ion.

It Is expected that the Mercantile
Association will adopt resolutions
favoring tho naming of the proposed
new bBttleship Delaware at the meet
ing Of the association this evening.
Interesting reports will be heard from
the committees in charge OF the pro
posed industrial fair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12

Despite several seasons Of extraordi-
nary success. the great popularity Of
way Down East seems 90 increase
rather than TO be on the wane. 10 is
cral seasons to come. Manager Baylis
OF the Grand Opera House has tho play
listed Tor Wednesday. April 18th,
afternoon and night. Incidentally, he
has secured the original company, or
ass the press agent remarks, 1.-THE com
pany That made the play famous. -
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Son rel.nhonn nnllainr

The site for the addition 10 the
Delaware & Atlantic Telegraph and
Telephone Co. s Building, at Sixth
and Shipley streets, has been cleared
and work on the foundation will soon
be completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
Argument ON IN. p.,,v.rv D..o

Argument will be heard in the
United States Court on April oath on
the petition of John r. johnson for
delivery TO him of the deed for the
plant Of the johnson Forge Co.
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Relen.ed ,eTon, cu.toax.

William Grier and Porter McKeown.
boys, Of Washington, after a week in
the workhouse, were released Yesterday.
They were arrested on q charge of tres
passing on Pennsylvania railroad
property.
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AetInn Deferred.

Owing to the illness Of City Solicitor
Sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr, the new
building ordinance and the matter of
collection Of garbage did not come
before the committees of Council last
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
A Rummage Sale

for the benefit Of Associated Charities will
be held the last week Of April. Contri-
buttons of all kinds solicited, particularly
summer clothing. May be sent to 6O2
West street, or will be sent for. D.&A.
phone 464.#
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ADJUSTMENTS

Willard Holcomb and Loney Haskell
collaborators on the libretto of In
New York Town, - coming to the Grand
Opera House next Saturday afternoon
and night. freely confess that the plot
of the piece is irregular, since il merely
aims TO keep moving and get
there with ass large a load of laughs
as possible: but they do claim that the
characters are all .sketched from life,
AMI played reasonably true to the origi-
nails.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
You ou, Your,.li . Nav H.,.

Pay the debt at Saltzgiver & Bupp's
factory LOG West Seventh street. We have
all the spring styles. Open everyevening.|
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Llnens.htn M.h.

A marriage license has been issued
in Philadelphia to William +. Tate Of
this city and Lizzie II. Mercer. l62S
North Third street. Philadelphia.
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BOWLING

The Knights Of Pythias bowling
teams rolled their weekly games last
night The totals follow:
Washington. us 6SO-2l1O
Calanthe. ...........69 40 6l5 2020
Lafayette ......70s 755 665- 2l26
Oriental ..........sO5 S23 73i-2362
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TO PLAY BALL TODAY
The PhiIIieS and Giants 10 Meet
for The First Time This
Season.
ON PHILADELPHIA GROUNDS
A Delegation From Wilmington
al the Game.
ALL NAnOEfl CUBS TO FLAY
The AthlciRrs liaG ID Close Call
Tes,tt rCay.

au-Ss hnil,, o. t.atiw o.. Do. la.t ihi- Year
--ilfnw n,,,nt" . %, -- vl init ei"n ur-
zsnin,itnn ui t"',, fDh.. iinrrh'i
htiten
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.
City Council.

City Council.
Wawaset Gun Club.
Democratic League.
Camp ., Z. o. s. A..
Grant Post, q. A. Y.
Iron Moulders Union.
Star Loan Association.
Delaware SaenRerbund,
du Pont Post. G. A. II.
Republican lnvincibles.
Cyrus Temple, l.. G. u.
Clayton Lodge X. of p.
Eden Lodge, l. o. 0. n.
Division No. 4 A. 0. H.
America Lodge, S. of II.
Grand Opera House Band.
Master Horseshoers Union.
Asylum Lodge, /. O. o. n.
Humboldt Castle, X. q. E.
Roosevelt Republican Club.
Alpha Council, J.. o. X. o.
Excelsior Council U. +. A.
Crusaders Temple. l.. q. E.
jefferson Lodge /. o. o. T..
Delaware Conclave, /. 0. II.
Moss Rose Temple l.. G.. E.
Apollo X. g. E. Brass Band.
Sixth Ward Single Tax Club.
Carpenters and Joinem Union.
Second Ward Single Tax Club
Seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
kadosh Commandery, X. of M.
keokuk Tribe, Imp'd o. r. M.
Palestine Castle, A. o. X. NJ. o.
Wilmington Lodge, A. o. u. w.
Minona Council, Jr. 0. u. A. NJ
Delaware Commandery, X. q. E.
Hiawatha Tribe, Imp'd D. R. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge OF Machinists.
Mizpah Conclave, H., or S. W. NJ.
Delmarvia Lodge, l.. A. to b. r. r..
Eastlake Lodge, No. l77, /. O. g. II.
~. Johns Commandery. No. !. X. Il.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Prospective Chapter. American Guild.
Brandywine Conclave, II. or 5. W. NJ,
Washington Camp, No. "a, T.. O. =. A.
Brandywine Lodge, Order Of the World.
Court Brandywine, Foresters of America
Wilmington Lodge, No. l76. /. o. q. Il
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Frank Campeau. The villainous
Trampas I'm "lno Virrinian. . coming
Co tne Grand Opera House Saturday
mum. the cowboy hero, have been
deadly Stage enemies for years. In
" Arizona, while Farnum was play
ing Lieut. Denton, Campoau was play
ing the treacherous Mexican, Tony.
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llc NutlOnll irur UH hnSf ball season
9pens tod y. lur iuI,iics play tine
New York Champions gt Broad and
Huntingdon streets. Pniiadciphia and
provided % Us clear. % large number of
laus l'om rhis city will attend tho
game. The batting order of the teams
viii tc as iolicWs.
phillics New York;
2 aonas, C. Z Hrcsnah9n, G..
Gleason. .h. Browne. r.f.
crhtcll, 30. Douliu. c.L
Aag'c, L. McGanu. lh.
inus. r.f. Mcrics, l.L
linn-iicld, lb. Dahlcn, SIS.
lltOliu. SIS. ilfNlin. 3h.
nonn. G.. Gilhcft. 2b.
knnc, Lush, D. Amcs. McGnnily,
IJylor p.
Umpire Hank O'Day
he other clubs w'll play as follows
Chicago at Cine nnai. Umpire,
Jrhrafoue.
iosiou 90 Brooklyn. Umpircs Ems-
Do and Ctutdy
rttmrg 40 St Louis Umplrcs,
Carpenter aud Klein.
At Atlantic City yesterday thc
lanlcars gave tire Atulotics close
cfll. as At iir.. toam only won boy lho
score oi . tn 2.
he New \ orh Ann ricans yesterday
defeated tine prlvi@'ncr Eastern
League Club 10y the score cf u tn2.
Iae All Scholasiic team expects Ca
have strong tenn 100 the iiein again
this ecHsuu he team is composed of
mon picked from the different school
Teams. Among some ni tine fast play
rrs are Bcrl. rf., Wilmington Friends
School Mccall, p, Brown prepara-
tory of philadciphiJ; Berry, c., Will
mington High School Prestiss, 10.
brown Preparatory; Butt, 3D., VIII
minrton High School, Oberly, 30. ,
Brown Preparator, Dillon, s.s.,
bethlehem Preparatory School; Hem
dered, CT, Penn Charter of philadcl-
phia King, IT,, Wilmington High
school and several others.
The game between Browntown and
y Wilmington 10 be played at South
Side Park, ON Saturday, promises "a
be- an interesting one. Both toams are
being strengthened. Browntown 3
staN Of pitchers will be-: Duncan,
Greeuwell and Leonard, and All-Wil.
miuuton, Grow, Proud and Scarboro.
Peter Cassidy, Chick and Jack
Tierney and probably Bert Evcrsou
viii play with N-Wilmington.
The Landy baseball club has been
organize for the season with the fol.
lowing players John Maloney, C.
James QuiRley and James O'Neil, p.
Thomas Landy, 10. John Mealey,
.b. William Lalley, 30. Martin
piyiney, SIS. Joseph Magarity, c.f.
Harry Jacobs, IT, ; John Donohoe,
~ subs, Martin Roach and Pau
O'Neill.
The High School team will play IN,
CoatesWlle High School at the Union
street grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The game Will be called at 3.3C
o'clock.
IL is stated this morning that, in al
probability, meeting Of tho Cit,
League Will be held either tomorrow
evening OF Monday evening, when
schedule will probably he arranged
lt is understood that the du Pom
team will withdraw and the Brandy
wine team from up the Brandywinl
will be substituted. The league is /,
have benefit performances at th
Garriok Theatre next Wednesday even
ing
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The National League baseball season
1pels tod s. lur iaiiiics play tine
New York Champions at Broad and
Huntingdon streets pniiadeiphia. and
provided 20 rs clear. large number of
laus fsom this city will attend the
game The batting order of the teams
viii Ic as fclicWs.