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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
6 { 8.
9ages Gbrusttf.
81. Sftp Der.

81. Sftober.
1902. Gtiftung Ser llniberiitdt 8reslau
(9eopolbina) bur9 ben Safer 9eppplb.
1892. Main3 bon Suitine burd) @apitalas
tipn genpmrnef.
1896. Moreau'S 9iitd3ug iiber ben 9tbetn.
1906. Spratio gtelion BET Srafalgar ais
Sieger s%efaIen.
1918 gcrf i6ldst bie 6~ran3Oieu bel Greis
burg.
1922. bis 25. Ginsr Der far9tbariten auss
Bride bes 8eiubs.
1860. geapel unb Sicilien erfldren iid
brr9 9lebiscit fir Stalten.
1881. 4rof. 9r. gluntldlt 9eitprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Wuf Dem @rfurter gpcianReu

Nuf benz Grfurter Socialifen,
@ongrsB TT bei9lOiien worben, cine
fDiteniatifde 2lteratur our naterpeis
flung bes iungen Na6pa@Ies In ben
2ebren bes Socialismus ms 2eben su
rufen. Gerner tuurbe bic @ranbung
eines iocialifii6en fatiaif6en Bureaus
beidloRen. Sagegen nurbe Der Nns
frog sur @rinbung elmer Re6ner.
S9ufe sur 6eranbiIbuug focialihtf@er
Mgitatoren abgelebnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
lau' ibnen anf ben 9opf!"
ainDlia.

Ger ie9sidbrige Gnrt:
aWtama, ia9e mai, no bit On oenn
scboren 7" Mtama: ,Sn CANT
burg" Gurt: Limb i6 in Ser
lii ni6t mabr ?" Mama:
rSo." Gnrt: nllno no lit oein
Der Papa eeboren?" Wt mo-, Sn
Veip5i9." &urt (nadoenflid):
yaonlilG, pie mir uns 70 setroHen
Gab.u."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Sefentltde Anseige.
Mnhnrs Office

Wtu Ute OGCe, I
San Mntonio, II. October, 81. !
Gas YubIitum 1T freunblidit einse.
lanben bic lleue 6tabtbale on ben fol-
aenben Sagen au bef9tigen: 9ien:
itangs unb 9onnerffa q Der
10 ubr 8ormittaes bis IL ubr Mit.
tags unb bon 2 bis 5 ubr Nanmittaas
8 m 9 8 bon 10 big ~ u6r Nor.
mittags uHo BON 2 bis 3 ubr Nadmit.
tags.
8rpan @atIogban,
NtteItirt: Mapor,
6. 9. @Iaubon II, Gitps@Iett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
MIGana.

Sun9er etferii9tiger @be.
III a II II Tin oaS 53immer ieiner Srarl
tretenb) Spa, mas perbtrsit On Dor
mir !? @inen 9~iebesbrief. -? (Gnts
reiBt ibr Oa8 9apier.) sb, Die 6ed,
nur9 ser S6neioertn l.. .Sierl Sd
min ni6ts 9eiebeu baben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
esataIer Vahiab.

uWarlm Flennlt On oenn ld)on ME
Der Der Sau8Gerr bat mir cine
S9rfeig' ge9eben uno 9elagt, i'd pdr'
n hummer Serl n110. ,OaS btlt
Su aub l.. Wa8 bot er bern rod ee.
Io9t? Der Npfel tbat' nit melt
bonn Stamm faQe' |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
@nr @enen lit mir Srnufe,

3D.: (iit 51 ieinem 9iadbur arserli9
in's 3irnmer geeilt): raber, mein Serr,
f0nncu sic benn nid)ts QnbereS tbun,
als tags iiber alaoier lptelen ?" 9.
(rubig): % ia = i'd fan1 audi Die
Srompete blalen." .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21

- 2aBt Cure 9tn3iiGe bel pars
& Sobn anfsrtigen. Sbr ins
bet brit cine grDBe Nusnabl por5lgli.
der StOfe; maj Iiefert quite Nrbeit
uno Niles fkt bortrefHid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Sizes nid)t Deufe nidt !! @lou5s

Sizes uid)t! Denfe nidt! @lon6s
uidt! Shift ba bid jest better
SIR Srauer, Die ibr 9laabt, oaB Fa'
tent-M ebiciucn Observation-Disclosures itto,
unb baB Or. 8ierce'S 6aaOrite Breicrip'
tion Don alien Die neutrality-suspicious. 1T
(,ueit iie Dor alien anbern an belten bes
FAINT ilt) - mirb euer @laubensman9el
cine Sciluus bcrbeifEbren +?
sc 1T iebr leid]t, 9emano gum nNi6t
bod" sl ratben. Mau i@Opit picl lcld'
Ter 8erOadt, ala gcrtraneli. 3wsifsl
ieSod = serin9es 8ertranm - bat nod
niemals cine franfe 6rau curirt, uao Die
.6aporite Breicription" beilte Gauienoe
garter, idwad)lider Sraucil, iporau8
mir i9licBea, oaB infer sBreIcriptioa"
ood] beller, oils tllere Hll9lallbt9fet let.
Sir iinO briOc ebrlid]. 8eritdlOissn
mir uns allo. SIR probirt Or. 8ierce'S
Gaporite @relcription. Sails es uidt,
mie ausulpfOblen, wirft, erbaltcl ibr cuer
@slS surad,
8Snnti br jest nod no eud Der Scrin9
70 leidt scn,ad)t ipirO, 3wsiicl bc9en?
alsin aber w%irfiam = iiaO Or.
8isrce's Blsalant 9c0ets.
Die beiten ie fabricirten eeber>Pilsn; ;
milo, ieood srinOlid. Sls resuliren
uno fraftisen oie 9eber. ben Wfasen unS
bic Ginssueioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
u d tmng
San Mntonfo, II. 0ci.

San NntOnio, II. Oct. 81.
Die Cars bet MIamog Ieftris
den StraBenhabn Iaufen iebt
tnieber regelmdBig tpie sem6bnIid. lin.
fere sablreiden 5reunbe unb &unben
Derben eriuGt, bieie 2inie-bom &ipsrs
bis mad Beacon Dill. B. +.
Z MeiIea lang fir 5 Geuts = iebt uie.
Ger ME bisber gu benubeu, um bas I'm,
teruebmeu pieber ~Iebensfdbig gu MAIDEN.
8. W. @reaprD,
WaRen : @erpalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Geh Iauarr gauie.

Ni6ter: ySie baben erit Dor Sur,
gem - Sabre perbiiBt, nllo INN iiseu
Sic l6ou wieOer anf Der antla9ebanf!"
Qn9efla9ter: pS6on wie0er?
Sd meeie, ipeilit man II Sabre lang
MD r1ebr auf i9r "ieielien bat. set wdre
BOD Inc iA0ne Belt"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
isnIhrrleet.

@atte: y5ieblt On. 9tnua, i'd
babe onrd Elm cillfa9eS Spnpatbies
mittel Ben 9ia6bar sebeilt. = Sat,
tim; ra9, Seinrid), bdtte i'd Did Elm
Sabr friiber tennen gelernt, i~uabrbaiti9.
meill eriter Mtann lebte jebt nod!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
MQuheI her 0eit.

nDu @liidliderl Dieien Gngel Bait
Du beim9efiibrt? @enlt i) 10 baran
benfe, wie lie ladjte nn6 Die berrliben
5abne wie8 !" nN6 jal Sest (abt
fe 5par nidt meb., aber bic i3abne
meilt lie mir nod INNER"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
@ateemeinte @arutua.

Ger fleine Sept (5u eit1em
@iserl, Scr init einem Sleilhergelellen
in DiSpnt 9etommen iit): so, lais
ien's iid not nit Dem ba eitl Den
fenn' | Der bat i9on nlebr al8 cinen
ShS oarnieoer 1flaa'u!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21

= Sd lit Sabre lang on Wfasens
frdmpfeu, bod Isiibem Id Or. Iuguff
G6nis's hamburger Sropfen gebraudt
babe, lit bas uebsl b~oufdnbig bers
fdmnnben. = 2ouife 2ebmann, 1901
Springer Noenue, @bicago, SGs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
llnnhIihtIide @rphheit.
9oshaft.

SD babe 9eltern einen Streit nit
Dem Didter 9r6ierl gcbabtl" %,
Der ueritebt teineu SpaB - baS Iolten
Sic bod i@on aus ieincn ~Snitipielen
lehen /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Ser feline SerIiner.

Srie GU leinem Sdulfameraoeit,
Der gum erlten Wfal NIT elmer Taldens
ubr paraoirt): n8ei Sen Mabelt1
l9einit gu NIT Deiner ubr rtelts Surore
gu MAIDEN bait Du bemerft, ipte Did
Die Srteoa nnb Sebmi9 eben beoba9tez
ten ?!"-a ii 9 u It (9ei6mei6elt) : Stu,
natiirlidl Seine ltria6e obne Mtr,
fura!"
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gerFn.

Ole; vMtdnuder, pie babe i'd Dir
be1te III Sen plebenoen 8ilbern" sefals
len !" = @r; SD mar geraOe5u 0erz
b(iifft. (9el6meidelt) /: ualio
bod? ?" = Gr: sDaB Du 10 lan9e ben
Wfltnb balteu fonntelt! !"
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ahhiIfe.

g.: vDie junse Dame, ipsl@e o.
mir alS 8rau porsei9lagen bait, paBt
nidt fir mid. Sic lit reid, aber 81
sel9eiot. = g.: rDann min i'd Dir
cine auoere ~elnpfsblen, Sic lit arm, aber
6un1ut."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Ser i1ittoe Mr,t.

n9ait gu benu aud elm Warte5ims
mer !? = pj3wei losar. Sins, in nell
dem metlle Patienten auf mild, uu6
ems, in welfem i'd auf meille pa,
tteuten lparte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Gin Scla.

~. Nflo OaS gauge 3inrner bat man
Sbnen oieie 9taft ans9erGumt? Nber
sic batten bod einen gelaOeueu 9teool,
per unter Dem &opffinen!" yGjott
lei 9anf. ben ~meni9lfen5 laben Bic
Spibbub'n ui6t 9efunben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
8ie ser Oiatar 51reiberl feinen
gart trdst. ieitbem Nmors gfeil iein
6er5 eetsoffen.
Cant einfaA.

n8teoer Su elmer Gt,eiperei wiuit Du
9ebn? Wie ion ba8 enbeu /" = .Wie
INNER, nit einem 9emiitbli6en 9aters
fruhltid."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
WauGmaI oGerninos.

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 1no nun bite,
mein Srdulein, Elm liebenSwiirotges Sc
li6t!.. SD meiB, es lit l6mer aber
es 1T ia nrr fir etnen Nltsenbltd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21

sr 3~peibunbert Wn3hse un6 breis
bunbert 9eien gu finf3ig Gents atl
Dollar, ales CUTE Waare. UNI gu rdlis
men bei pancoaH & 5obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
p@arum pfetft benn Der Serr bort 10
oft ?" = yDer renommirt. Die 2erte
lofleu 9lauben, er babe einen Sunb."
&tnnermunh.

6ida'S @lteru befommen 8elud uou
Gante GlarGen un6 Der fleiue1 SettD.
Siaa bittet 70 lanee, bis ibr erlaubt
miro, AbenO8 mad 3u bfeiben, Bis Der
Seir4 wieoer fort lit. 8ei,a aberb,
brot miro iie aber i6on iebr miibe urb
bri6t drserli6 enoli9 in bic @orte aus !:
rgante, nun madt bod aber en6Iid)
baB SIR wieoer fortfommt !"
llnabi@tli@e Grobbeit.
yOas 9ab bat mid ungentein er.
frildtl SD fible, bab t6 Elm gang
anberer Msni6 geporben bin !" =
.9ta, OaS frent mid fir Siel"
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9entid=G ugliid,e Sdul- Sair.

Sic oeuti9en 9amen, DeIGe f6 fir
bic gesantaltnng elmer Gnir gum BE-
fen Der beuti6.engliF9sn Gdule intes
reifren, perbeu b6fli9ff erfudt, fi6
gum 3wede elmer 8eipre9ung anl Grei.
tag Na9mtttas UNI 4 ubr i'm Galino
einauHnben.
Ser G1uIs rfanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Muf Der Gefunh1rhahn,

gier (na60em Der 3ug obue ii6tbare
Seranlafung LANCE 3eit balt, gum Gous
p%efenlter binansrnfeub) .Se! sic
SAaffner, mas lit beun los? Der BUG
bat pobl feline fabrplanmabige 8eripds
tuns nod nt9t!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21

f4pn frhber betan6ett nurbe unb NIT welhen MttteIn.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit, iopte ale
G@nd@en Der @eidIeht6cr9dne befimuf turtrt.
Observation-Disclosures frerbeu I'm 9dufe
Der ~sranten Mnb cbne Snftramente turirt. Gin nuns
berppues SeiimttteI.
Catarrh und Krankheiten der
Haut, beS Glute8 uns Sersens, Der eeber unb Der
Rieren.
Syphilis. Das am sei&ptnbefen uub f&erteu
hetienbe MettteI. 9nr Sarantfrt.
Haut-K raukheiten aler Mrf rerben tn,
firt, NO anbere 4uren miBlansen.
Uunatuerlicher Abhuss Mirb prompt
In etu puar Gaseu turtrt.
Meiue MetbpNem.
1. Erete COMPUTATION tn Der SfFee pber per gof.
Q. Genane nnterIu9uns uub Dtasnp5e.
8. Sober trirb nuf @runb Dtfenl@aftltMer Grfnetpiea
kebanbet' unb letn cber ibr Gau wtrb III f~peeieuer
Gtubtum aemd@t.
4. Hiutse 9reife unb Iet9te 3ahiunssbebtnsunsen.
Sn ben ruetffen Sduen fam bic 4ranfbett i'm Saule
be8 &ranten bebdnbeIt merben.'
GGretbt UNI Srmptcm : GcrmuIar 30. l, fur Mdns
nsr.
@9retbt um GprnptDm G~DrmuIar So 2, fur Erauen.
S4retbt nm Gpnptcm@ Gcrnuiar Nc. 3, fur Sauts
fraHttetteu.
Briete uerbcn prompt bedntrprtet. vile @ef@dfe
getetm fgetaiten. Mefistn irtrp ~perborgen aelanbt.
&eferen,en 5e Banien BON Gan antOutO.
9eutf@ 8efprDGen.
Wau n~bresFre an pber fpreae Dor Bet
j N. HATHAWAY, M. D.,
unb 81 Nefts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Gan Nntonio, Gesas
cine Ireppe bod. 20,3, tuwli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
Dr.. HathaWa
Sobn Brpabfopt, m. D.. Stiiisteat.
Specialist nes G1Iestens.

Sunse Wdnner,
weIHe In Grfse bon
Susenb z Snnben
an 0~ernen5@pd4e
letben, ~ibreGebenS=
frdft ~un.ersraben
haben uub tire
Mdnnlt1feit perIrs
rem, fplten ben be-
rnhmten Or. Sa>
tbdwap fpfprt cpn=
5uItiren. 9ersebt
ni@t, Rerrenfrdnts
belt (uait pber ohne
Grdume) nirb wiis
ieni@aftlt9 unb
mad ben n~eIeiten
Metbpben beban=
belt unb NIT BEN
Srbbten Grfpts.
G8 fpmmt ntdt
hnrnnf IN. nh mon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-21
GouIaute genienrua.

9errA ,Nanu, mas MAIDEN sic
benz? Sic beiBen ia ale meine Isl,
garren ab !" = Serfduer Greuno,
li6): n8itte, bite! Das Made t6
imnler 10 bel meinen feinereu Gunben.
Den Sauern freili6 ltede i'd bic
Gisarre eirfad in'S Waul uno
Evening journal., 1891-05-21
A RlG shlP ARRlvEs.
o Titan Brings o. million Feet OF
lrsgOn Fir wood From Puget Sound.

rho Titan Brings o. o million Feet OF
Oregon Fir wood From Puget Sound.
The American ship Titan, one Of the
largest of her class ahoat, arrived at the
mouth OF the Chrlstiana at osoclS this
morning with one million feet of lumber
for the George w Bush and Sons Lum
ser Company The ship comes direct
from Pngst sound and her voyage has
lasted 1913 days.
The ship arrived at the Delaware capss
last night and was taken in tow by the
Red Star Line aug, Battlet. The big
vessel will be obliged to lay at anchor
almost In mid channel in the Delaware
river, because OF her great draught OF
water. To enter her port OF destination
she would have to draw less than 161
feet Of water, the depth Of she Chris
tiana. bat she draws 20 feet with her
large cargo.
The vessel will therefore have to be
lightened In mid stream A large force
Of men will be put to work at onee so
that all the lumber eaa be off IN twenty
Eve days The Titan viii discharge
40, 900 feet per day and at this rate. the
work can easily be completed in that
time Nearly one half OF the cargo will
be discharged In the channel. aud then
the Blk vessel win be brought up the
Christisna
The lumber. although consigned TO the
Bush Company. has been ordered for
the various car building firms in this
tity. The entire cargo ie Oregon fir wood
and lie Just the rough material. This is
very valuable to cor manufacturers and Is
preferable to all other kinds now used.
Evening journal., 1891-05-21
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items Of Interest Carefully Edited and
Condensed.

Items Of Interest Carefully Edited and
Condensed.
Eva Hamilton's announcement that she
intends to go on the stage in the fall does
not apparently excite the family Of the
late Robert Ray Hamilton. They have re-
ceived no communication from the dashing
Evangeline and do not expect any.
Four thousand cigar makers are out Of
work in Key West, Fla.
Allen o. Myers, OF Cincinnati, has been
reelected grand secretary OF the Elks.
Secretary Taft remains in an uncon-
scious condition, and his death is hourly
expected.
Il is said that one reason why Baron
Fava was recalled WAS because the miserly
way he lived at Washington did not please
his government
The revised list OF casualties by the Tar
rytown explosion gives thirteen known
dead, two missing and eleven seriously
hurt. Most OF the victims will be buried
today,
An unknown man is terrifying the wom-
an population of COney Island by peeping
into windows of their homes. The police
are making active efforts TO catch the man.
Oscar Clapp. Of White Plains, N. Y, adj
mitted his bigamous marriage, but denies
that be deceived Miss Mcnamara before
making IT, He says that Mrs. Clapp can
have his money if she will let him live
with Mary.
Edward Pinter, the alleged American
swindler, who pretended TO turn metals
into gold, had a hearing in London, and
was remanded for another week. He Of
fered to test his magical powers in court
Evening journal., 1891-05-21
MI m ENp rAe sTRIKEi
The knights and the Miners Protectiv
Union at Odds.

The knights and the Miners Protective
Union at Odds.
ScoTTDALE, Pa, May 2l-A split has
occurred between the two labor organiza-
tons in the coke region, the Knights Of
Labor and the Miners Protective union.
When the district convention Of miners
was called by the Knights Of Labor, whc
are ia the majority, the Miners Protective
union were denied representation. Yester-
day a meeting Of the Miners proteotiv,
union was held and the strike was declared
off and an order given to the members e.
return to work.
The knights of Labor convention was re
sumed yesterday. The committee reported
that the superintendents reported that
the sliding scale now in effect, and under
which their works now running had re
sumed, was the only scale which the com.
pany would consider, and it needed no con
ference. Those wishing to return to work
could do 50 in any number until all the
plants had resumed; anything more was
distinctly refused. The convention voted
TO continue the strike for six weeks NOR,
at least
Evening journal., 1891-05-21
ANorAeR eRlLLIANr weppINe.
Clarence ID syphsrd and Miss Minnie
Burton Married at Dover.

Clarence ID syphsrd and Miss Minnie
Burton Married at Dover.
Special Correspondence RvEEiEa JOURNAL.
DOVER, May 2l.-Another fashionable
society wedding was selomnized at the
residence OF ID. +. Burton on State
street at 8 80 o'clock last evening, when
Clarence D. syphsrd Mr.. Rurton's part
ner, was married to Miss Minnie Burton
The brides dress was OF white faille
entraine She wore a veil and carried
bunch Of bridal roses in her hand. The
maid Of hoAor Misc Emma Jump, wore
pink crepe The bridesmaids were Miss
felsn Keasbey Of Woodbury., N. j., aud
Miss Name Meek Of Be.lefonte. Pa. They
were dressed in pink crepe de chsme.
The best man was Henry d. Jump, Of
Johns Hopkins University Baltimore,
Ma. The ushers were William Hines o
Baltimore, and Robert J Burton Of
Phila. The house was handsomely decor
ated with ferns and palms, and in one
corner OF the room was the representa-
tion OF a love-knot Of flowers The
wedding march was played by Miss Annie
L Stevenson.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. o Sypherd. father Of the groom. as
sisted oy Rev. F. Stonecipher, OF the
Presby terlan Church The reception was
held from 8 to II o'clock and was largely
attended. Mr. and Mrs Sypherd will 60
on a short wedding tour, after which they
win reside In Dover The presents were
numerous and very handsome.
The matter regarding the rental of the
Ladies' Building at the Wilmington
Conference Academy has been settled, az
the mutual friends OF the trustees and
the principal, W. L. Gooding, have
agreed TO assume the responsibility OF
he additional $500 demanded, TO the
F400 already offered by Professor Good
ing The same faculty will continue iOr
naNt Vaar
Evening journal., 1891-05-21
FORTY DOLLARS A Au NpRsp.
The Prios OF Delaware shad wnparallad
New York City wants More.

The Price OF Delaware shad wnparallad.
New York City wants More
Special Correspondence NvHNRe JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. May 2f.-J A. Walls.
the well-known ash dealer, received a
telegram from New York frm yester-
day, asking him to ship all the row shad
he could get at $40 per hundred. Mr..
Walls at once bought up all the shad
about here and then went across TO New
Jersey, and then By evening hAd a large
consignment OF these fish packed in a
freight car Such price as $40 per
hundred for shad in the middle of the
month of May has been almost unheard
of. The fact that roes brought this much
money did not make the general price
anything like that. however. as she melts
we're not asked fer by the New York
firms, and they had TO be disposed Of az
low prices The ruling price for shad
as they ran, great and small, male and
female, was $27
During the past month Delaware shsd
have become immensely popular In the
New York markets, nud roe ahAd which
are greatly preferred, cell for 20 cents
per pound Thus a shad weighing seven
pounds, many Of which are now being
caught, brings 81 90. one pound being
thrown off for The head and tall.
But very few Of these high priced fish
are being shipped to Philadelphia, as the
people Of that city do not care to buy
chem by the pound kilograms from
Americas metropolis this morning state
that the prospects are bright and that
thousands of shad can be handled for $40
per hundred.
Yesterdays catch was somewhat
lighter than that OF the previous day,
although the best fishermen brought In
forty and flfty each during the day.
Professor Druekenmiller conducted
rahearsals for the oratoria OF ESTHER
the Beautiful Queen" day yesterday
and tho one last evening was the most
enthusiastic yet held. The Jewish aud
Persian ch0ruses numbered over sixty
singers last evening, and every selection
was gone over without the aid
Of book In the afternoon the
thirty children who participate in the
pretty triumphal march were drilled in
the difficult movements Tho oratorio
gives promise Of being an event without
a parallel in New Castle and the pros
peets for two crowded hoHses are beeom
ing brighter every day.
Work OF asserting the ''empties" that
have been used for carrying fruit over
the Pennsylvania railroad has begun In
earnest under the supervision Of
Foreman Wise II is more than probable
that thousands of carloads Of crates and
bovOa will he capnvfsd tbip oaooon
Evening journal., 1891-05-21
odd Fellows Choose omcerS

LANCASTER, Pa, May H.-The grand
lodge, Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
have reduced the per capita tax from ten
to eight cents and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year; w. Edward
Marsh, of Philadelphia, grand master;
William f. Witherup, OF Philadelphia.
deputy grand master; John Wunch, Of
Reading, grand warden; James II. Nichol-
son, Of Philadelphia, grand secretary; Nj.
Richards Muckle, Of Philadelphia grand
treasurer; Francis NJ Rea, of Philadel-
phia, representative To sovereign lodge.
The following officers were elected by the
Rebekeh Degree lodge; Mrs. Abbie I4inch,
Of Allegheny, president; Mrs. Phoebe Skill
horn, OF Scranton, vice president; Mrs.
Mary ~ Joselyn of Philadelphia, secre-
tary; Mrs. Jane NJ. Lyon, Of Mahonoy
CITY. treasurer
Evening journal., 1891-05-21

BECK.-In this city. on the 10Th instant,
Clarence. son of Alonzo and Sophia +. Beck,
aged years and ii months.
CONNER.-On tht 10th instant, Annie J.
WieF, wife of John l.. Conner, aged Is years.
CORNOG. In this city. on May 70. Maggie
J daughter Of w. D. and Sallie Cornog, in
her 18th year.
D1NNEEN On May 20, Mary Dinneen,
aged 9 months.
GOOKIN.-ln this city, on May 1d Nathaniel
w. Gookin. III the 65th year of his age.
GRIMSHAW.-on the 18th instant, Arthur
II. Grimshaw, NJ. D., aged 81 years.
MILNER - On May 10, Thomas Miner
aged % years.
WILSON On the 18th instant, william
NJ. Wilson, aged 70 years.