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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
HoNoRs TO BISMARCK.

BERLIN. March 20.-A special edition of
the EcichSdnzeiqer contains the Imperial re-
scripts cordially thanking Prince Bismarck
for his services and appointing hlm Duke
of hamburg, q acknowledgement OF cavalry,
and a tield-marshai general; also. appoint
ing Count Herbert Bismarck "a m6'n.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and General
Won Caprivi Chancellor and president Oh
the Prnssian Ministry.
In the first rescript the Emperor says
that acceding TO the requests made on the
18th instant he grants Prince bismarck
permission to retire, hoping confidently
that the Fatherland will proht III the
future as it has profted IN the
past bv his counsel, energy, and iaithIu,
devotion. The Emperor says he had noPeu
that the necessity would not arise Ior
Bismarck TO think Of separation during
his lifetime. He regards 1t as tne
most providentiel dispensation OF ms
life that on several occasions be ms helu
Prince Bismarck by his side. what the
Prince has achieved for Prussia and Ger-
many. and what the Prince has been 10
MIN and the house Of his predecessors ne
VIII eyer preserve IN grateful IeLhe.i-
brance. Bismarck's wise and energetic
policy OF peace, by which the Emperor Is
resolved to be guided in the future, D9llg
fully convinced Of It's correctness, VIII ~
WAYS be Iemem bercQ ABROAD, anu Mtii W
serves recognition. II is not IN the Enlpe-
ror's power 10 reward Bismarck for his SER
vices but as q sign of his lasting thanks ne
confers upon him the dignity OF the DUKE
of Hamburg and presents him with M
size oil painting OF himself. In the second
rescript the Emperor thanks biSmarck u -. .
military leader for his invaluable services
in the army during the time OF Wiilaui =,
and 10 the present day, adding that no
knows he will not be alone with the army y
10y retaining Bismarck in the highest ran ! !
by appointing him feld-marshal gene1"
and encouragement Of the cavalry. :
In the first rescript the Emperor Nv
dressed Bismarck as My Dear frlhoo' r
and says with deep emotion oil
have seen from Your entreaty OF the lo.ii
that YOU are determined TO retire from tle
Offices YOU have occupied for 80 many
years with such incomparable success,
Obliged to famiiariZe myself with tn ,e
thought OF parting, do it certainly WIN
an afflicted heart, bat with the hrm noR,gI
that the compliance with your. request VIZ ~
contribute to the sparing and saving VI
your life and powers which the fatheriaa.n,i an
cannot replace as long as possible. in'
motives you advance for your deterniih.a,
ton convince me that further attempts :.
induce you TO withdraw your reguos'
would have no chance of success. IheIe.
fore respond 10 your wish. Inc resctlps
concludes as follows: God bless you. III ,
dear Prince. and grant you many years "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION rHEaswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Rr telegraph 10 to ptspAtch.

Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-cotson'
Grain. Flsur, snd Other Quotations.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

Newspaper suuibs- rha LaAsst Var
Rev. Ssaewh waters.

Newspaper suuibs-r h@ Lassst xsr~.
Rev. Joseph waters.
CAPm MAI CETx, n. j., August = The
following conversation night have taken
place Thursday night: 1T was great
[whsckD fun on the beach (whaek y to,
day. Everybody was in twhackl INST
two dandy girls, - thsss mosqni-
toes (whackD they eat man up, and We
went oat into thelwhaeklbig Sollss And
soon.
Several men we're talking the other
night. and started en- the subject Of
molss. A said II have heard that:
II. who hasa mole on tho'back Of his neek,
VIII oAeure meney Nv the peck
A and q had moles In that locality, SO
they shook hands at abe prospect. G had
been quiet up to then, when he said, Il
heard shat differently. A mole ON the
back Of the Heok meana bern 10 be hung.
A had ths bigger mole, so IL waH de-
cided that hs would be hung 6rst
In response 30 q request for joke, the
following was told: VIII Jones bought
an alarm oioek and set ID at o'clock q.
"a He lay awske all night TO hear It so
of. A few minwtes before o'clock he
fell asleep: the alArm clock rang but he
didnt hear 1t, and he awoke At 7.se. He
has not wsund 1t up sincs.
The newspapers here eontain many
personals, and few nsws Items OF length.
In the report OF marriage the Star
has psrHenifsd piece Of wedding cake;
''Tha star wishes them (ths happy
coupled pleasant journey and extends
thanks for the generosity Of slice Of
the wedding cake. Bon Voyage
Hasm liz a sentence printed In nearly
every isHns, think: One hundred fish
were camaaht OF the Iren Pier yesterday
Ths sale Of cucumber cream for san
burA A. reported large.
mswt Rev. Joseph g. Waters to-day
He was formerly OF Hzisn M b. Church,
Wilmington, but now ia pastor of the
FrAnklIn Street. n. "a. Church here. He
has im ported some of the subscription
schemes Of tbs eoloIsd churches Of VII
nington, and according to an advertise
meat, tomorrow, Sunday, viii be Cape
Mays great day fer the bora al the
FRANKLIN street churohn The walters
and haa@ sf the hotels have given An en-
valops " each gHost, and the sns who
gets the largest amount will receive q
banmnR. Tho white felix's" are invited
10 the mormiHg and afternoon services,
as the seleped people do mot get through
wsrk in time 30 attend these services
Madame Galeste, an impersonator, gave
an embarrassment ct the United States
Hotel last night. Colored singers helped
TO make 1t success. Madame Celeste s
animal limitations we're better than her
impersonatlona Of humanity. Q. Il. ?.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

BO0zER I'm this CITY, on the 9Th instant.
Eligt. wife OF Richard y. Bo02er, in the Stat
year OF her Sge
KING.-At Newport on August s. Richard
King. Sc aged IS years.
MCLEOD In this city on August q. a. the
rcsidenc &c Of her con, AL axander Mcleod. Jane
Mcleod. aged % years.
MCCARTHY I'm this city, on August 8,
Julia AoCarthy, aged 7syears
McNAIR OR August :, Elvira s., wife II
W. > McNair, aged 40 years
MNTER 4 In this cit on the 9Th instant
At $50 o'clock, Levi Meyer, aged s. years
RUSHTON In this city, on the m i'm
slant. Marietta Rnshion, vile or kdward
Rush on.
SLAVERY On August d. in West Chester
Pa HAnnsh III Slavery. widow Of Thomas
Slavery, in the sO b year Of her age.
TAYLOR In Chester, on August 5. Levin
Taylor, aged % years
WOOD. On August 3, Phnhe r W fe o.
SauEuel J. Wood. IN the 6sth wear o. her age.
FgAeral 80 vices on Wednesday. 18th IN
stant, at2 o'eiOcS % m, frou residence. No
1us Ornr re street IutermsHt private
WILLIAMS + In this CRY On the 9Th IN
slant, allen y. WiliiAms. wife of John q
Williams. ~ The 18th wear Of her age
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
WILhINToE, Del,
August. 1900.

mug uot, loSOs
DEAN READER: You are at
times wondering where you can
get the good things of life to
eat, SO you will pardon US if we
call your attention to our stock
of Old Wheat Flour consist
ing of the following brands:
Jones & C.'s 90 Hungarian,
Pillsbury's Best, and Success;
Gold Medal, Blenton, Lea and
Sons Co.'s Best, FFF Clifton,
and Kirkwood and other
brands. Our -four trade is ex-
tensive. We are still head.
quarters for the celebrated
Sharpless Creamery Butter,
which we have sold for over
three years. Our trade on Old
Gov, Java, Mocha and Mari
caibo Coffee has increased so
per cent since Jan. Ist, and we
are exceedingly well pleased
with our Tea trade; it would
astonish you to stand at our
counter on market days and hear
customers ask for 6oc Tea; they
like it. In conclusion we wish
to say our store is always well
supplied with seasonable goods
of the best quality obtainable.
We believe in a place for every
thing and everything in its
place. Our business is divided
among our men SO that each
part receives particular atten-
ton.
Very sincerely,
LYNGH &. E-EARY
FAMILY cRoCERs,
N. W. Cor. 4th and Madison SITS.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

About 400 persons from this city went
10 Birmingham Park on the excursion
given by 81. Joscph's Church on Satur-
day. The day was fne and all no doubt
would have thoroughly enjoyed them
selves had not few rowdies from the
suburbs OF this city conducted themselves
in disgraceful manner, creating series
Of disorderly scenes while there. and on
their way back Rev. p. DonaghY pAb-
licly denounced the disturbers YESTERDAYS
He said their conduct was more in
keeping with the sntics Of favages in
African regions than the way in which
| Christians should behave themselves.
| The excWreionists we're highly indignant
with the wsy In which their pleasure
had been spoiled and 1t Is said that bat
| for the prevalence Of caimer counsel The
rowdies would have been summarily
dealt with.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
rAAYw' IMA@wA.
A gRoArpul DETH.


Arthur Day Accuses a6 HazmzalmE Mis- WIFE
ewes = pw~ssphs@-
RoCHSTRn, N. T., AaR IA -On Jaly 9,
.Arthur Usy, a hepsl psreas, went 5swa 10
@Anandasua a@A NAamAsa 3 gia by che
S&me Of Bsasn A Aw @z@s lessr Dag.
who was sammrisd nAaa sf several yeerss
standing, was @nad w wise No fsr non-
support The mmw wife saw sorasthing o.
TIE prosesuti0m "a aAs papers and preferred
q charge OF biswmw aazAmst Day, whe WIS
locked up. AismawAAav. @A@ klRst Mrs. DaY
81 myBterAsaasy AAsmsE@ess@b and vito
70. added ~ SIS s@s@teAmm es 6Ae poliee
stating khsA Dag sfssm talked In has
gAep and seemmaa "a ~ hnee a frenzy at
lines, eryAnx e@s, sYAaro she H.
Detectives l@swmu& kAas aho1t tAree weeks
AgO Day, his wAee> sad q naaFNied slssHa-,
ssmed 0lligley, went to MingAna Falls
Day admitted sa SamuA. aud said hia wifa
had dessrsed him thsrs. bars. Quigley has
confessed that fAe three crossed over to
the Canadian sldnA 9ma scrslled down the
bank She was Rula hsAiAa when near tho
whlip0t Day nanae back 20 ker alaRe
aad said chat has w9e hsd Quarreled with
him and lefs Atm she never saw hes.
agaia@ Today safirers fspm here found the
bod W Mrs Day dewB the river haak,
200 800 from tbs top, hidden among the
hdahsA. Day PsmhaAAy pNshed her over,
but this thiek aArw hhgry kept tihe bedY
fS1n reaching @Ae rpw
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
de TgAM FoR THls VIE.
Wilmington Leaves This Morning Good
Fielders Bat Doubtful Batters.

Wilmington Leaves This Morning Good
Fielders Bat Doubtful Batters.
The Wilmington club left at G. 80
o'clock for New Haven. Conn, where is
plays to-day and tomorrow. The mem
bers Of the club seem very cheerful aud
Manager Wehrle said that he wanted
three games out Of the six this week.
Anderson and Corccran will be the bat
terry this afternoon and the re-
mainder Of the olub will be
composed as follows: Lyttle, of the Will
mington City League, drst base; Sulli-
van, second base; Newell, third base !;
Iseiper, short stop; Williams, left field .
HasneY, late OF the Lebanon Club, center !
Huey. of the Wilmington City League,
right field. Tomorrow, when Wehrle
and Williams will be in the points, Leiper
will play In left and Anderson as short.
This team may be pitted against any
Atlantic club with perfect safety, 50 far
So fielding Is concerned but what they
viii do with the willow remains 10 be
seen. Huey and Lyttle are both good
players, but it Is feared by many that
they will not be able to solve the de-
livery Of some Of the Atlantic pitchers,
even to a sacrifice hit. Hasney and Leiper
each have made good batting records
khis season, and much dependence is
placed upon them. IL is stated, on good
authority, that should the club WIN two
or three Of the gamea this week, II win
be strengthened so IS to hold ont for the
remainder OF this season.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

New YORH, Aug. IA Aght taok place
bakers and Abraham and Joseph Kaplin,
Srpprietors Of livery soahhe situated iM-
ssediately beneath sne ofwakmakers' halt
81 Allen street, Sanday evening The
Saplin brothers, whs had been annoyed by
iHe congregatinRsf the cloakmakers about
sfieir premises. attempted 70 fercihly re-
move the latter from ths vicinity. A fgilt
ebsued, in which she employees Of the SIM
bic came to the aasistnnor ~ the kaFiiHa.
Several men @n beth Sides were puetdy
severely beaten, but no 0ne was seriously
Injured A pi&eeoR OF polA0e was dispesrtSss-
eseto7the scene ana fnurteea Of she Hetapw
rfoters and the two KsplAas were arrested.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

Ihe Raraar kable Wonders of Laray Cav
ems nHd Grottoes-The Pcnnsy Iva
MIA Railroads Personally Conducted
1Onre.
The interesting wonders clustered in and
about these weird natural caves are Almost
eclipsed oy the means Of reaching them. fhe
idea OF giving ones SET up TO The care OF The
Pennsylvania railroad, whose guests she
trat eleTs practically are for the time being,
puts phase on modern tonV few years ago
hardly dreamed possible. The Tourist Agent.
who accompanies ana looks after he con. fort
OF the tourist Is thoroughly poe ted as to
routes and places which would De interesting
K 20 these under his charge he next
/ tour viii leave Philadelphia. Broad street
1 station. At - =. m thursday. August IA
/ and every Thursday thereafter dGrirr
August aud september, in "A special trsiI %
Parlor Carr ant lay Coaches The onnd
trip rate Of SIC from Philadelphia and pro-
portionately low rates from OtL~r stations.
include days board At Laray Inn, adnis-
| SIGN into the caverne as well As a stop-over
| privilege until the following Thur-das,
| while for 81 additional the return trip maj
1 be rade via Gettysburg Were the caves
miles farther away undar such auspices al
should visit them.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

PIrrsBURG, Aug. 1l.--Mr. Henry Herhert
Hyram, editor IN ehiuf az The Ghrenicle-
telegraph, Slied In thin oity at l.ae o'clock
Saturday afternooA OF typhoid pnewmeniA,
after an Illness Of abcut three weeks. Mr.
ISyram was born in 0artliuer Me- in 1876
He was vigorous writer and widely pcpu'
lar both in and cur Of his profession. hs
leaves a wife, daughter Of William Vas
Kirk, vice president Of the Tradesman''
National bank, and two children.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
rhe B,nlrenau WHO Stale a. 600.

ASHLAND, Wis, Aug l1.-Frank Grey,
the Hurley railroad brakeman who re-
Gently stole $500 money package in
trusted 20 his keeping by the United States
Express company, has telegraphed that be
has changed his mind about trying 10 stay
10 Canada ard would come back with
Sheriff Matson, arriving here Tuesday.
Host Of the stolen money was found on
5fey's person
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

NEw Y0RE Aug ll.--GeOrge Dixon, the
Boston oolored pugilist arrived Sunday
on she EtruYia. "A numher Of colored men
met The steasser Down the bay, where the
Young colored fighter was given a hearty
fss6ting. Dixen's manager last night an
nSFineed that Dixon wenld gladly meet
CAL MeCaEthy, bat the lafter's hackers
vVStld have to make the eight FOR s.. 600 a
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
nat Ride Vie Baltlmore. AurnnI1-

These excursions are very enjoyable. Aside
from the grand ride on the renowned Chesa-
peake at Bay Ridge you will INA al the
measures o the celebrated ocean resorts
Take a day of and convince Yourself that a
dollar cannot be better spent. This 1 the only
trip by which you can set the full benefi II
tina Chfsapeake's invigoratiDg afr. Train
leaves Market street az - u. m; Delaware
avenue at - a. z. Fare 81.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11


Is xesd thing 10 xst. and the naR who wins
ID by eugerior skiII. or by an unexpected turn
eli Fortunes wheel. IL TO no congratulated
But he who escapes frcm the slatcheA Of that
dread monster, ConsM Rspton. and wins back
health and harpfnesa, IL far more fortunate.
The chnBeea OF Winning Sl0o, % are small. but
every consnmptivs may DO abaolRtely sure OF
Medisai discovery u sims FOR ali scrofu-
Ions diseases Consumption In one of them,
II is an snfAilin9 remedy. II u Rssranitee,d
10 cure all caaes OF diseases for when Il -
recommended, er money rsfunde@.
At she county fair " "Nhst hApseaeds, "A
ssot Oh Ais naoslR. New York San.
'qT is fast, that Hoods SArsaparilla
does care EerefHla, salt rhsam, and other
diseases s9 affections arising from impure
state OF lew condition Of the blood over
comes that tired feeling, creates good
appetite, ana gives strength to every
pkrt Of abe system. Try il.
FInar MATu-sweu, sir, thinga are going
amoethly now. air." Captain" ef, inai Is
because several Of the sailors have been
irenea "-lersnte Globe.
Conservatory Plane.
4 Hazleton Plane,
I BehninR Plane.
1 Aohomake~ Piano,
and Rsnhsr 81 stscrs, from sc ts gese.
7la MAJ kot street,
Sole aren't fer Knabe Behr brss.. lvers and
Psna ARd Newey and Evans PiAnss-
we Onuti All Against Thcm.
The unprecedented success aaa merit o.
ElYss Cream BalIs-a real cure for eatAfrh,
hay fever axd cold IN he head-has induced
many adsenturarn te place cAtarrh medicines
bearing anm~ resemblance IN sPpear lance.
.tyle o. same spon ne tna'ns s ~ ofHs rrs 20
Balm. D5n't be aecoived. Buy only Ely y
Cream Balm Many in your iAmsdiate
locality will aesttfv in highest commentator
" IT, A particle - applied into each noatlil;
AZ psln; agreeable 10 use. Price 80 cents.
oneAR fer YVES. ss5 SO and upwards, on
Wy e'e' H.F. RoBE1EE.
40 Market street.
TnB auettian now is. HAS Mr. Wanamaker
excluded Tolsteis 'krentRer Sonata from the
cheap hoax sounter In his establisAnsEtg"-
Chicago 6iese
FarTRnd AID Yotey Organs,
Mason and Hamlin Organs,
J Newman Bros Organ,
Bnrdetac Organs.
George Woods Organ.
These Instruments a. only SHE'S wefn, and
will be- apld below regular cost price
II r. RoBVLRS.
no Market street,
Sole agent fer the Story and Clark and
Smith American Organs.
Il SUPPOSE ought 10 tell yoH that ! am
somnamhulist,m said the rsir young girl after
saying Yes" We'll" replied the hspp,
young man. ''ss far as that Is concerned In
something Of free-thinkeF myself New
York sun.
Nm DRHARDT's pennvrovaI Pills. ara
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
AtdTuggists and by mail, ST. Once, 203 N
9Th st. phila. Ladies beware of limitations
ALL the most celebrated Pianos and 0rgani
/ sold On very easy monthly payments.
IL ROBHAHE,
7la Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

NEW YoRE, Avg 1l.-Aadsqw Hslstron,
a eMlor, laIAped sgsM sse es6rS story as
d aRae on TweHEy -th II street wAa2o sHf-
fe9spR Nom drlirhsan sSsas. aaA was 50
hedy injured thaA he Died shsrsiy after
waNA Frederick Aasrita4i, "A yesEs oid.
cey omitted suicide by seveuaax tia arteries
ofElis avrn and thea hsngiMg @mseH Des-
p6hdency was the ~Ese.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

The fret photographs @onsest ever held BY
newspaper olescs In &his weeks Frank
rbe'roufesfanta Ia very fins. maa the Success
Gul pie ufae are pFfnA@a tn double supple
HMSnE CD The finest snam1eied paper. II lie such
- a, tistje number shAe we dc aot wonder that
- z AMS n AIS issue fUa ms xwiflccnt repre-
#sz1.x{7|N aM==l=.aFs With fErce
kso98hC suhzeripaeh fvF sas cellar.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

IagpIANAPolGs. Avg ls--1Ae convention
OF machinery raoklcrs elected the following
ofieers President and secretary, J. A.
Penton, Detroit, vice presidents J. w.
Savage. Chieage; Joseph Price, Pittsburgi
e. c. Mullen, Omaha; w II. Mitchell, s.
I.onis; g. W Smite, Buffalo. The next
lmseting will be held az So Paul
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
How Niagara Falls Is Held ny Foreign.
evs-The Pennsylvania Railroads Ncxi
Tour There.

Among the first questions asked the Ameri-
can RbrO al is, to give some description Of the
much talked-uf Niagara Falls, and All anus
ing story is told OF BOstonian. v no. having
visited Europe year after year. and each time
while there had had this question piled by
foreigners SO often that her embarrassment
was annoying. and several days before leAy-
ing Boston again for Europe. She determined
to visit this Natural onder Of her own
country. Her telignt and enthusiasm, aud
her reluctance TO leave until the very las
minute. can ed her 10 miss her steamer, but
she was amply repaid, and nc
at length Americas Niagara when
abroad The opportunity afforded by the
Pennsylvania Railroad tunrs. under the
direct charge Of the Tourist Agent a nd Chsp-
trOn enables every one 20 visit Niagara Falls
as We as stopping On Is Watkins Cleo. III
ei her direction, The nrxt tour viii lenFt
Philadep Plata al : 20 a. ma. br special train 81
Pullman parloF Cars sad ID ~ COachee. Thurs
Gay. August 18th. and run Frazer. Lew.
ingtoun. aRt uoatsaviiie, 60 Harrisburg ~
the excursion tickets va Tor return within
ten days will b. sold atK, rate ~ Sic, and N
porportionatsiy iow rates from other station
The country t~aversed by these really privat,
excursions extends from she gardea spots 81
t'anrsv wania 10 the romantic lake region y
Nav NMrk
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
THE LOMBARDY CEMETERY

Is now an established fact. All the in
dicatioDs are that in a very short period
this will be the most popular burial
place Of the community.
the CEMETERY
Embraces tract of over forty acres,
and is located on the Concord pike, about
one mile from the city limits. 1t was
formerly the Cunning Bedford property.
No location better adopted for GENE
terry purposes can be found in the
vicinity Of Wilmington. Il is easy Of
Sceess by the pike at all seasons of the
year and is high and dry and overlooks
this Delaware river and some of the finest
views OF Brandywine hundred.
LOTS
At the low prise Of
GG2 AND @17.
we are now offering lots at the low
prices of $22 90 and S2I00 Now is the
time to buy, before the prices are adj
vanced. Terms Of payment to suit pur-
chasers. The lots are eleven feet by
sixteen feet.
The work Of interment has already
commenced and quite number Of lots
have been sold.
plan OF the lots can be seen at the
Office of the company at No. 6i4 Market
street Conveyanees will be provided
for persons wishing to visit the cemetery
with a view 10 perchase lots. Apply al
once.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

LAKE GEoRoK Aag 1.-THE Central
house at Bolton landing, Rpke George, was
burned at about e'clecl Saturday morn
ing. No lives we're last, ~ the guests lost
ali their baggage. The origin Of the firs
was incendiasy.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

The yreat suscssa the b q O's exsur
sions 70 Bay lid induces the company 70
"a ths citlnsas OF WILMINGTON another op-
porfpnity to end delightful dAI ~ that
resors Don'tfal ego this time. Take your
vile and children for - outing Trains
leave Market stfr-t saAt on at W - M Della
ware ave&ao at7sa a IN. Fare Ter k@And
trip 81.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11

NcLAUGHLt -PRICE. -Oa August Z. by
Rev J. ID. o. Hanna, William Mclaughlin
and Miss Marian G. Price, both Of Wil ming
tun
RICE--BOWERS.--.n this city. On August
@. BY Rev Father Kelly. John II Price OF
LynaL bnre, Va, aud MISE Annie N. Bowers
of Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
WHO is The Most Popular LADY
Teacher IN Delaware I?

The EVENING JOURNAL will take great
pleasure in delivering this Organ to
the most Popular Lady Teacher or Principal
of any school, public on private, in thif
State, and the readers Of this paper viii
designate by vote to whom the Organ shall
be presented.
You can vote as often as you wish, and
send in as many votes at one time as you
desire, but each vote must be upon the
Organ Ballot cut out of the Evening
JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
in TaBebesser Beach, Thursday, August

Special train from Wilmington over the P,
iekets 81 o. Rail 10 P@rrywills, and steamer
Evening journal., 1890-08-11
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Evening journal., 1890-08-11
Rspth, q inches.
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fsight II inches Width 47s inches. Rsph, % inches.
This Organ was built by the we'll
known firm of Story & Clark of Chicago,
and contains Four Sets Of Reeds of Two
and One Half Octaves Each. It has Nine
Stops: Diapason, Melodia, Viola, Celeste,
Echo, Horn, Dulcet, Bass Forte, Treble
Forte; also has Knee Swell and Patent
Knee Grand Organ. This Organ sells
for $11O.