Evening journal., 1889-03-09
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The Trouble Over the Opera House at
New Castle stiu Raging.
special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE, March s.
Miss Bessie Sewell was in Wilmington
to-day
Fred. w. Hoffman spend the day in
Wilmington.
Miss Nina F. Dobb visited friends in
Wilmington to-day.
John Walls will open shad market on
the wharf this season.
The schooner T. w. Burn under tug
Rescue passed up yesterday.
Miss Cora johnson of Wilmington is
the guest Of Miss Flora Lunt.
Joseph Simeon of Wilmington visited
friends in this city yesterday.
The dredger Columbia passed up yes
terday under tow Of tug Protector
The brig Aldine passed up for Phila-
delphia yesterday under tug Reliance.
Prof Naery win give an entertain
ment in the old conrt house this even
ing.
Herman Padberg is identifying the M
K. Church parsonage with paper and
paint.
The bark Trispus under tug S. A.
Mccaulley passed up for Philadelphia yes
terday
The steamer Ashton of the Old
Dominion Line passed up to Philadelphia
yesterday.
Mrs. Elwood L. Wilson and Mrs
Harry L. Mckee spent yesterday in Will
mington.
Il is now necessary to have a pass from
the sheriff to be allowed to 60 through
the prison.
The light house tender Zizania is still
busy repairing and placing new buoys in
the channel
William Ball win begin the erection Of
new house on Market street for Mr.
Dyer on Monday.
The schooner Emmaheather under tow
OF the tug Startle passed up for phila.
delphia yesterday.
Harry McCaulley has commenced
making preparations for the erection Of a
house on Market street.
George Hall and niece Mrs. Shedwick
OF Philadelphia were the guests of George
w. Turner yesterday.
The British tramp vensula ran
aground on Bulk Head and remained five
hours before getting clear.
Rev. &C. A. Grice of Brandywine
Church will preach morning and even
ing at the NJ r. Church tomorrow.
The remains of 3-year.old child Of
John McCabe was brought here yester-
day from Chester Pa, for interment
The Young Peoples Christian League
Of the NJ. F. Church will hold its regu-
lar meeting in their room this evening.
Mrs. Rev. f. IL. Hubbard's Sunday
school will hold a socable in the rooms
OF the Union Club this evening. All
are invited.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter, Miss
Ida smith and Miss Dennis OF Whining.
ton are the guests Of the Misses vii
liams on Market street.
petition asking the Legislature "a
provide for an Improvement on the road
between here and Wilmington IS now at
Ferris's drug store and is rapidly being
signed by the citizens
Company II has something to laugh
duVut. A NC hpdbe WlSneu lnem To buy
overcoats and wait until the state saw tit
to refund the money The funniest part
Of all is that the Legislature is in session
now.
J. f. Connolly, the tailor, has pur-
chased an extensive line Of suitings and
trouserings for spring and summer wear.
We had the pleasure Of looking over
his stock and pronounce 1t the most com.
plete and beautiful assortment Of goods
to be found in the state His prices are
modest and work first class.
The trouble between the two companies
over the Opera House is growing worse
The reporter took particular pains TO
find out all about II yesterday, and from
all he could find out concluded that the
Ideal company. which appears on Monday
evening, should rightly hold the house for
Tuesday evening The'whole trouble has
grown out Of the bad manner in which
the house is managed. One very wrong
thing has been done. The bill boards
contain autographs Of the "Under the
Lash" company, when the Ideal Company
viii perform the night previous to the
time for which the other is billed. This
IS piece Of smallness of some one and
the managers Of the house should order
the boards down
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