Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-08-17
THE STARS COLLAPSE.

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NEW CASTLE, August 1.-THE New
Castle Star is no more and now this CITY
will be without local paper Since tn e
EVENING JOURNAL became known in New
5 Castle there has been no need for q
newspaper here OF any kind The Star
8 has. like the New Castle Times, gone
/ up hike rocket, but it was much
longer time doing it, The editor and
! proprietor, who is an exemplary and popu-
larayoung mau, will continue the ioblprint.
ing business at No. 10 Water street.
Hungarians Have a Row.
a fierce fight among the Hunearians
pa Dobblnsville on Saturday night caused
mayer Hanson TO depusize posse OF citi-
zens, and advance on the little village
shortly after IL o'clock. The difficulty OF
iglnated IN the Dobbinsville Hotel. where
nun named Stipko was terribly cut
about the head and face with beer
glass His assailant escaped. Although
the wounded man is la great pain. his
wounds may not prove fatal. Warrants
are out Tor several other offenders for
"hom the police are hunting.
Another Club Formed.
number Of dissatisfied members OF
the Iona Club assembled on Saturday
evening at Sixth and Cherry streets and
| organized new club After mach ais
cussion, the name of brood Sow was
adopted After the organization a mum
Der OF drinking songs were INDUCED N
among the number being aWhistled the
King Grab Poor Old Slave. 'aJohn ths
Baptist Bobbed for Eelso and informing
BY the Moonlight"
Fine Audience Hears "East Eynne. ,
East Lynne" was presented AZ the
opera House on Saturday evening by a /
company OF amateurs, to one Of the |
most intelligent and appreciatiye
audiences that has assembled In the
Opera Hoase for years. The piece was
given with handsome stage settings and
costumes. Professor Cotton as Arcbi.
bald Carlisle, interpreted that difieult role
perfectly, and his sklllful setting caused
roands of applause Miss Emily B. Hanson
made a Handsome Lady Isabel " The
other performers were evidently nervous
when they came before the glazing foot
hghts and the hundreds OF faces. as IL
was impossible for those sitting back Of
tns orchestra chairs to hear what was
oeing said on the stage. The performers
acted well and not an error was noticed
throughout the play, but their good
NorK amounted to but little, as the
larger porslon Of the audience could not
s tne aritt OF what was going on. 1t
70 hopeo that the performers will over.
AeAV g
Raised From the Dead,
Base ball will be revived. The New
oasoie Base Bali Club, which suffered but
one oeieat throughout the season, has
oeen reorganized, and this time it has
oeen MADE permanent thing. A stock !
com any Of citizens will run the team
md William Il Bradley has granted the
unanimous request to become the clnh,s
manager. John Shearer, who has lately !
become star player and whose work +
WIN delaware City and Kirkwood has Y
'een phenomenal, will be the new teams 4
aptal1. The stockholders held an en-. 4
nuslaslic meeting on Saturday evening.
ha' after getting affairs in shape. the
oioWing players were signed Peter 3 /
asaaen, catcher; Frank Shelley. pitcher =
ohn Shearer, shortstop; Ruaolph
ailette, hrst base; LOOMS o Wis
i cono base; Hugh @ Duffy. third base. 2
Ohm ~ McCsiferty. left field Albert
WisWeli, centre isic; Peter b Hasnev a
ignt held Shelley is from Wilmington y
aaeden from Delaware City: shearer Il
rom hIEwood Yallette and Wise from Z,
ne ola Nameless Club; Duffy, McCafferty 1
M Wiswell, from the defunct New q
'aslle, and Hasney is from Lebanon
Atlantic Association) An the PLAYERS
M now reside here and two games
week VIII DO played. The directors are
ow at work on a schedule
Visiting Ministers Preach.
Rev. Henry Burner, pastor of the
'resbyterian Church at Parkersburg
a., preached both sermons AZ tSe
'resbyterian Church in this city vester.
ay TO deeply interested congregations {
u the M. Z. Church, Professor Herman
Toe OF Smyrna preached two fine SER
lons In his morning discourse he
humerated the various impro yements
nat mad been made on light, beginning
nth the pine knot, then the aliabaster
amp tsllow dip, oil lamp, gas and ),
nally electricity. he said that the N
ervor OF the modern Christian should be sii
quar- TO the light furnished by an cleo. va
rlc lamp Of to-day, IS was that Of the D
not. ~ P'A'e T
River steamboats, Crowded.
The various steamboats, which toucb
the new wharf here were liberaIlv
atroniEed yesterday. The stesmsr
homas Clyde carried 200 persons from
ais city TO Woodland Bench and ID
rought almost as many visitors from Id
her towns along the river. Tha Major
eybold took large crowd up the river
Lincoln Park, and the Christina was
DIVIDED on her trips to Augustine Pier.
ne steamer Delaware will take the
rst moonlight that has gone out from
lis city this season to Lincoln Park on
aturdsy evening. The excursion will ds
given under the auspices Of the CITY ~
ornet Band, and there will be brass and -
ring music on board 81
Personal
Charles Q. Lunt is slowly recovering =,
ON his recent indisposition. VI
John Townsend has returned from OF
ng sojourn at Atlantic City.
Robert Miller. formerly OF this CITY
It now Of Chester, visited relatives
IRE yesterday. 1
Thomas X Lancaster, the cornetist,
aged in Hyatt's Military Band Of vii.
ington yesterday.
Miss Julia Tindie has gone on an ex- -
nded vacation tour.
MISS Lizzie Terrence Of PHILADELPHIA is ~
sitting Miss Maggie Rowan.
Lille, the infant child OF John NJ Fer
lson OF Hare's Corner, died yesterday a
orning B
J. Rogers Holcomb and james Shaw are
lmmering at Atlantic City