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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

Second Floor. Broadway
n... ,d Tailor-made suits that
~. are delightful miniatures
,""pS of the styles for grown
TOT oT'S ups,-yet different as
styles for youthful wearers should be.
One, two and three-piece dresses at all
kinds of prices in all grades of elaboration.
The Summer dresses are here,-exquisite
productions of shimmcry and fluffy stufs,
and inexpensive, too.
Refers, capes and jackets with the
same careful and delicate planning, the same
true idea of youthful needs in wear, and in
the exclusive styles that Wanamaker's likes
to call its own.
Second floor Broadway.
c.. N.,. A splendid showing of
CHI u.;s.s new silk waists with some
DIX "d'StS prominent price attrac-
tons. Some in black, some in colors. but
all new, and all pretty.
Among them of course the seasons es-
pecial favorite, the "solid-color" waists,
with new miracles of plating performed
thereon. Five dollars and half for a
leader in these, and remarkable value, as
you will confess.
Another at Sc. so, and others still, up to
$l4.
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FRAME-Best quality l1S-in. Shell
by tubing; flush joints, fully re-
inforced.
HEIGHT-Men's, % and "a in. {;
women's, 20 and % in.
FORK-Flat fork, sides tspered,
double reinforced.
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l8c. Each.

INSTRUMENTAL
Uncle Jasper's Jubilee. ,Cakewslb.
Belle Of Honolulu. tCakewalb.
Rosalind Wsltzes.
FtddlinR Sies tt'akcwaik). 50
Coon Hollow Capers ,Two-step and CskewalD
nv RagtlIne Baby. Crvo-step and Cakewak.
Southern Hospitality. (Cakewslb
Arkansaw Huskng Rec. tCakewalb
Pride OF Ocean. March.
Camping On De Ole Suwanee.
Elliott Waltzes Ia eastman Matsee
Bunker mn Randmsster. Crwo-stepe
Coon shine Schottiche Cyrano Waltses
Spanish Beauty Watrcs cooniown Jubilee
Mississippi Rag Conquerors "ai'fes
VOCAL
Among the Hills ~ Maryland.
I'm Tired Of Dodging that instaipent Man
You Can't shake Big Black Coon.
Where the Sweet Msgnolias Bloom
By the Banks 81 the shannon,
Al the Bottom Of the Deep Blue sea -.
I Can't Lose Ny Home and My Pork chops Ioo
Love Letters From In Gay Paree
Guess That WIN Hold You For While
The Sweetest Dream 81 All Hello, Ny Baoy
Nv Honolulu Queen Josephine
Ny Gal From Honolulu I'm Living Easy
III Marry You To-day My sweet Maid
Dear Old Tennessee AZ Last
The Book Store. Ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

AZ sl5-Of scrges black and blue hy-front or Eton
styles: all silk lined
At s2O-Values s25 and 1928. ot cheviots and tailored
checks; various style Of jackets; correctly hanging
skirts all silk lined.
Second Floor Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

night the day. Good little shoes at little
s. SHOES FOR MEN FOR $3.50 so
me. AZ. the art that will please young men Nno
know and get the newest styles. BACK ani p,ss,.
rlil extension weted soes. Cordovan ana MUSES.
s. SHOES FOR WOMEN, 81 "A.
BLACK. welted soie-. mostly kidskn. " the io' -
esir. OF 81 and s. shoes. 800 pairs In all
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Music Store
Items

dn interesting CUlHer OF
the book store. Two reasons for this: LIST,
We carry large stocks, and price them at a
common-sense level. I'd, Our prices are
fixed. If they are changed it is only by
being lessened, and they never get back to
the higher figure again. The list below IN
cludes only small selection of the popular
melodies Of the day which can be had here:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

CRANKS-F Finest quality, drop forged sprin
throw; pedals screw into crank, right and
PEDALS-Either rst-trap or rubber; rat-traF
ordered.
TREAD-t% in. outside measurement; crank
HANDLE BARS-Adjus,able and reversible
or extra wide; our own special adjustment
SADDLE POST or L as ordered internal
SADDLE Gillian, Cutting or Brown style.
FINISH -Burnishei enamel IN black, Brewste
TIRES-Peora single tube, smo 9th double trea
GEARS-63 to 81
WEIGHT-24 to Is pounds.
TOOL BAG-Cf fine leather, containing outfit,
And the 'e8 are practically thu sam:-wlth
2ss-in. drop.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

COMING. THE GREATEST REPER-
TOlRE OF ALL, MISS RATHER
INeE ROBER. IN GREAT PRoDUc-
TTONS.
The announcement that Miss Kath-
crime RObeT supported by a ciever
company OF artists, picked from the
very best stock companies will GER
tainly be greeted With delight by our
many theatre-gosus. This fine organi-
zaticn has the endorsement CT the en-
tire deggy and frees. having beOa
Iraying only the larger towns TO i'm
mense business, giving great produc-
items az New York successes on the
FGohmnn styLc, and something that
cur tAeate-goels have been yearn.ng
Ger for a long time thereliote we trust
that they win take aivanl age Of that
ladt aud pack the Grand Opera House
lat every performance.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
FEBRUARY honor SlUDgETS

THOSE WHO WON HIGH HONORS
DURING THE MONTH AIT COL
DEYS.
Following are the roll of honor stu
dents OF the Cooley Wilmington Com
mercial College for the month jus,
ended:
THEORY DEPARTMENT..
keeplng--iEiighes SO per cent,
Miss Margaret R. Lanl1-
Bookkeeping High
est. 100, T. II. CuTan. G. S. Faries. G..
Pierre jackson.
Practical Arithmetic-I9ighest, 100,
T. H. Curran.
Business Penmanshlp- Highest. 80.
Oliver Hearn.
Practical Spelling Highest, 100, r.
H. Curran.
Quick Observation-Disclosures, 100,
MISSES S. II Brear, Winlfred Kelley,
Anna vansant. e. e. Bell. l.. w. Dun
lap. W. Dmborough. G. S. FAIRIES, III.
G. Khner. H. P. Lett, Oscar Nlatthes,
f. A. mccoy, w. II. Saunders, Jr.. q.
F. Stoopes. Joees Scarborough, Burke
stephens, n. L. vandon. w. H. Will
son. u. b Wa,tman. ...r...
sBmsiness Correspondence-H Highest
100. miss E. E Macdonald, Oliver
Hean. .....
General Average-Highe SO, oliver
Hearn.
Prizes-lFirst, r. H. Mcclure rcr
skill in quick calculations; second
Miss Elsie H. Jordan. for skill in quick
calculations; H. p. Lott, for most inn
piovemena in penmanship.
A6TBAL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Banking Department and business
Onlces- -IIighest, IS, Miss Mary Tai
ley, w. d, Watson, w. j., StaaAs, c. f.
selbert, C. c. Hopes. ]. L. Stewart
r.. w. Mcclellan. r. J. Bennett, G. r.
Clark sl' N
Commercial I.aw-l1ighest SO, Miss
Martha Taylor, w. ID. Watson. c. r
seiGefi. MI E.s IRuehr. C. Quill, C. C
Hoopes, r. w. Mcclellan, C. R. C,ark
Practical Arithmetic --'Highest, SO
Miss Martha Taylor. w. J. Staats, c. f
se.benl. c. Qnill. G. R. Clark
Eusiness Penmanshap-1E -1Elightist. 80
Miss MARY TaEey, Miss Martha Taylor
Practical Spelling Highest, 100
Miss Bessie L. Wright
Rapid Calculations-EIig 100, E
j. Harvey, +. j. white.
Cowespondence-Hig Highest. 100, MlsiseI
Bessie Il. Wright. Mary Talley, Marth:
Taylcr, G. r. Clark, J. L.. Stewart, II
b Ruehr, C. f. Seibert.
Prizes-First, C. f. Selbert, for skill
in quick calculations; second, R. J
Bennett, for skill in quick calculations
j. L. Stewart. for most Improvement ii
penmanship
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
SATIOasL EKCAEPAESr PLl $

GENERAL ENCAATFNrDNT IN PHIL
ADELFHTA IN SEPTEMBER WILL
BRING TOGETHER HfOUSANDS
OF VETERANS.
Several Wilmington G. A. R. men at
tended a meeting or the executive COM
mittee for the thig.ty-third National
Encampment and reunion OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic to be held in
Philadelphia On September 40 next. in
that city.
General Louis Wagner. who is we'll
known here. being the fatherlin-law Of
Deputy Attorney-General P. l.. Cooper,
Jr., presided. Reports we're received
from the various subcommittee show
ing that the wcdk Of preparation is
progressing very favorably. The prin-
c.pa' cause for delay at present con-
Sia.s in the pending negotiations for
one-cent per mile rate Of transpor7a-
ton. n this is secured from the rail-
RAIDS, the coming encampment, it is
confidently asserted, will be the larg-
est held fer many years
Among the guests Of the committee
was Rear-Admiral j. f. R. Ross, ol
Minneapolis, commanding the National
Association Ct Naval Veterans. who
predicted a large attendance Of that or.
ganization- The Subcommittee on
quarters reported that accommodation
for 1000 men ocnld be found in the
eisht-ive hote.s registered, and many
more could find temporary homes il
more than 1000 boarding houses OF
me list. A letter was read from Senio
Vioe7cammander johnson. OF Cincin
natl, approving the preliminary pro
gram, which fixes the Grand Army pa
rade for Wednesday. September 5. an,
a request from the Naval Veterans
than the naval parade be he'd on Mon
day instead OF Thursday. was held un
der consideration. Weekly meeting
will be held by the committee unit
the encampment.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
ACAIDNMIY On MuSIC.

Rose SydeM's Ilrndon Belles villa be
seen az the Academy Of Music for tine
rest OF this week commencing to- ght
Her company eihis year is equipped
with a multitude of pretty chorlsters,
clever comedians and s,s,lar vaude-
yilLe artists. The show as an enter
talnmmt is one OF the richest ana most
varied Of the year. IL combines all the
brightest clements OF bur,esque, spec
Oaou.ar and vaudeville and IS superbly
equipped with all the essentials CT a
mod'c:n up4to-date drawing card,
ugalkirlg music Gad t-lflit comedy,
ard edvctees OF pleasure, pure and sim
pie, VIII aIl fiId pienly " to amuse and
clGtain them and keep their minds
en- hains1 from the rising Of the cur
tain un5l the final faE. The oIio of
ad,s includes the hieles.-sa.aried ar
fists on the vaudeville stage, and EMU
melates am.Lg C.hCrs, Karina. who
'r1Cds I'D inhcdGi.Cn. L,.rg a whole
show in herself. This captivating and
fascinating Persian Char.euse has Gre
ated n furor wherever she has appear
ed, ANA has Nsirred up mr-e excitement
and oonmCI. than ary CT her prede-
CcuscTs. HJr taL.r6 makes her every
where waiccne. Many have questioned
her methods. but none have said that
she was rce an artiste. Ar agree that
she krlcws hSw to dress, to sing, TO use
her eyes, to use her limbs gracefully
in fact to demand the undivided atten-
ticn Of the audience and she never fails
to receive rounds of APPLAUSE as she
disappears, bowling thanks to her lis
tmus. The great comedy iuggler, Hill
ton, is with them. also Campbell and
Hart, artists in Dutch: Chatham and
Reiger make good their reputation in
a meLarge OF pcrJiar aims; Richmond
and Clements sing and talk themselves
into favor, ard the Fcrli BOnl Pro-
thers, European artists, do a splendid
ak, which adds materially 10 the
strength CT The clio. The performance
Is brought To c.cse with an amusinl
burlebta, ent,t,ed behind the Scenes,
in which Rose SydeI is an lmporani
factor The show in It's entirety is on,
condnued round Of ga!ety, fairly ablaz,
with music, comedy and prel5ty womer
and cmtodIlos aA the bristllng novel
ties OF The buIlesque field.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
s.THE uIrrTLE MINISTER. -

IL is seldom that Wilmington theatre
goers have am opportunity to see
play that has met with great suc-
cess as has that CT ''The Little Minis
ter Arrangements have been com
p.eted and Il will be seen here. In the
near fuJure. II will be presented by a
most excellent company. Judging from
the reports that have been received
frcm it. There is no dcubt but what
It wiz prove to be a big social event
and that the theatre win be crowded
by a representative audience on April
13
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
"THE REAL WIDOW BROWN :

I'M ANl-fAAa hAhOlN hlAOMN.
OF the best Of the many comedies
based On complications arising from
Incidents drawn from mistaken iden-
tity, none appeal more fc-olb,y to the
risibles cf the average audience than
the laughab,e situations involved in
The Real Widow Brown" which viii
be seen at the Park Theatre. Broad
street and Faiml3unt avenue, Philadel-
phia, next week. The pot Of the play
hinges o1 TIE attemFN to prevent the
marriage Ct an Old deacon with a de-
signing widow ty his two dauehters.
assisted by their lovers. The widow is
about to take charge OF the deacon's
household, hcp.rg to win the approval
of the daughters, when the design is
discovered tg HIhe young people, Who.
presln,Es the widow is only after the
old mans money, determine to put a
stop to it. Each pair Of lovers. un-
known 10 the other, SO about the task
in their own way ana each choose the
same method. Cne yoainlg man i'm
Personates the widow while the ojAer
impersonates the deacon, and the mary
Somp-icatlons arising dalrdrg tn evoln-
tioms of the plct create almost a firor
OF laughter The comedy is as bright
as a rapJr Of new pins. and just as
clean, not a vulgar or suggestive word
or action to mar an evening Of mire
Wholesome fun.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
REGISTERS ORDER
REGISTERS ORDER.

Registers Onice.
New Castle County, Del. Feb. p, 1899.
Upon the application OF Susanna Cur
rinder, administrators OF George w. Cur
rinder, late of White Clay Greek hundred,
in said county. deceased, II Is ordered and
directed by the register that the admins
tratrix aforesaid give notice OF granting
of letters Of administration upon the es-
tate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments to be posted within
forty days from the date OF such
letters In six OF the most public places
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate TO present the same or abide by
an act Of Assembly IN such case made
and provided; and also cause tho same
to be inserted within the same period in
the Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, Del. and to be con-
unued therein three weeks (e. o. a.
Given under the hand end seal Of
oifice OF the Register aforesaid. az
Wilmington. In New Castle County
IL. 81 aforesaid, the day and year above
CALVIN W. cRossAN.
Register.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
DIED.

WlELL.-On March II. 1899, Mar
lam p, wife Of John @. Foxwell
GARRETTL- March 10, 1899, near
New CASTLE, Del, Leonard Kirk Gar
rett aged 16 years. son of Howard
and Mary S. Garrett .t
KiATES.-ln this city, on March IL.
1899 ,ErEzabeth, wife OF the late Lewis
P- Hates, in the S1st year Of her age.
LEWIS.--At New Castle, Del, March
II, 1899, David S. Lewis, aged 80
years
NAH LER. this city, On March l2,
1899, Emma. wife OF William Mahler
PAIST.-In Philadelphia Third month,
7th. 1899, Harriet Webb, widow Of
Mahlon X. Paist
RANSOM this city, ON March 10,
1899, Lillian Culbert, wife of John T.
Ransom, aged 2S years
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
sRUSEHEyTS
A cHARNTING souBRETIE.

A CHARMING OUBRkllE.
No scutre8e that has ever appeared
in tlis country has charmed as many
audiences as has pretty Kitty Rober,
who win be at the Opera House a week
beelinnng next Monday night. The
event is one that has long been looked
forward 10 by Wilmington theatre
goers. as ii Will certainly be a great
treat and be far away from the other
repertoire companies, as al the pro-
duCfaons VIII be put on in New York
style. Special scenery, e.ecauical ef-
feots and the most gorgeous costumes,
direct importatlons from Paris, at a
cost of fortune. Notwithstanding all
this enormous expense OF these great
produitions, The prices will be 10, 20
and 30 cents. 1000 seats at the matt
nees, 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Fine Display of
PIANOS.

We are now carrying the largest
stock of Pianos and Organs ever
shown in Wilmington.
The capacity Of our warerooms
is taxed to the utmost to hold the
great variety of every make and
style.
You will not find so many differ
ent makers represented in any
piano store anywhere.
You would doubtless prefer hav-
ing a choice.
You naturally prefer making
your own choice.
We have the stock.
We show you the variety to Sc
lect from.
We assist you in making your
selection.
Every instrument is given it's
exact grade, both as to quality and
price; no deception; no misrepre-
, sentation.
Notice the we,l-known makes
represented in our stock:
Knabe, ]. & C. Fischer, Ivers &
Pond, Behr. Bros, George P. Bent,
Schubert, Beverwyck, Waldorf,
Kroeger & Co., Franklin, Durand,
Ellington and others, many OF
them pioneers in piano manufac-
ture.
Our Organs are equally well Sc
lected, of finest tones and hand
some cases.
Edison Photographs Of latest
improved models, and Graphic
phones ranging in price from S5 to
$500. with all the latest records.
Our stock of Vioiins, Mandclins.
Guitars, Olympia and Regina Mu-
sic Boxes, etc, Is complete.
Catalogues and information on
request.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
ONLY ONE MAN pAssTDn

Only enc man 7passed the examina-
ton at the local recruiting ofrice in
tnis city for entrance to the army. al
1n9ugh iye applied for admission. The
one who passed was Robert Lias, col
ored' and be viii be sent to join the
hTenty-fourth Infantry. now at Salt
lake City. Iaas. will leave on satur-
dag next.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
BROKE A WrNnolw

During the fire at Cleland's shoe
stare Tuesday evening the immense
crowd that gathered about the scene
pressed in upon the large plate glass
windows Of Simmons & Bros, causing
one OF them to crack across the entire
width Of it,.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
HOP COIUENHAlNiS
MErNrS. Z
EHsHO
ENGAGE

Bishop Coleman left yesterday after
noon for Annapolis. Nd, where he
preached last night. This morning he
Will address the students OF ST. Johns
College, at the came place. Tonight
he will preach at Birdsboro, Pa.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
NOTIcE-

Notice Is hereby given that Letters 0.
Administration were In due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
twenty-third day OF February, A. ID. 1899,
and that all persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased must
present the same, duly attestcd, to the
said administratriX, on or before the
twenty-third day OF February, 1900, OF
abide the Act of Assembly IN such case
made and provided
SUSANNA CURRINDER.
Administrative.
or Address William 7. Lyman, Esq. At
torney-at-Law. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
AT THE OPERA Housn

Friday evening, March II, 81. Patrick's
Day will be celebrated with concert and
lecture by Rev. Nicholas Ward. Subjects
"Old Ireland Stn Remembered" Tickets,
25 cents Reserved seats can be procured
at box office on and after March IA.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
RELIABLE GROCERIES, AT
LYNCHiS.

Len1en goods in great variety. Main
store N. w. cor. Madison and Fourth
street. Branch store, S. w. cor. King
fnd Eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

The best, the finest looking and the
most durable Piano made is the Lud-
wig Piano. Store 515 Shipley street
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo oulnlne Tablets
Druggists refund monev u It falls. 25c.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

Supported by picked company of artists
In great productions of New
York successes.
Evening prices. 10. 20, 30 cents Matinee
prices, 1000 seats at 10 cents.
.aorday night "rhe Deacon's Daughter"
Tuesday matinee Lady Of Lyons
night.
she Couldn't Marry Three
"Wednesday matinee ............. Camille"
Wednesday night
The Great Diamond Robbery
Thursday mat, THE Deacons Daughter"
Thursday night,
THE Great Clemcaccau Case
Friday matinee, not yet announced.
Friday night.
The Mystery of Garnett Oaks
Saturday matinee
Little Miss Nobody From Nowhere
saturday night the screaming farce
comedy The Bachelors Three Twins
Evening prices. 10. 20, 30 cents.
Matinee prices 1900 seats at 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

HIlnk me Hartmann and Fehren-
paen 20, s SHAMROCK BEER. Brew
ed especially FOR ST. Patrck's Day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-22
TETON COUNTY NOTES.

The local lodge of Woodmen at Du-
puyer is having plans drawn for a
lodge building to be erected early this
summer. The building will be frame,
36x60 feet, and two stories. The lower
floor. will be used for public entertain
ments, while the second floor will be
converted into a lodge room.
Misses Jennie and Lizzie Ralston of
Bynum are guests this week of friends
at Robare.
Mrs. Ellen Knowlton has returned to
her home at Raymond, after a weeks
visit at Choteau
A letter from Whitehall, Wis. states
that John A. Porter and Miss Abilene
II. Burton were married there on Mon
day at the home of the groom's parents.
Mr.. Porter is native of Wisconsin, but
For the past year has been employed
oh the Teton Chronicle at Choteau. He
was very popular in Teton county as he
was in his native state. and the best
wishes of his friends follow him. His
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-22
A SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Abbie Mosher Say Her Husband
Drew a Knife.
IN TERROR OF HER LIFE
She Alleges Cruel and Inhumap Treat
msnt-Called Her Vile and In
decent Names-She Fled
From the House

Great Falls, March 21-Abbie Mosher
to-day instituted suit for divorce from,
her husband, Chauncey Mosher. She al
leges in her complaint that they were
married at Pen Yam, N. V. on March 90,
1891, and that Chauncey has at various
times since then been guilty Of that
cruel and inhuman treatment which
seems to characterize husbands who get
into the divorce mill. On March s. 1898,
Chauncey made a Filipino rush at her
with drawn knife and threatened then
and there to kill her. This happened
at Havre. Chauncey also called her vile
and indecent names and put her in such
terror OF her life that she fled from the
house and never went back They have
six-year-old boy. Calvin Mosher Alb
bic says that Chauncey. through his
idleness, dissipation and profiigacy,
three traits which also seem to be COM
mon to the husband defendant in d.
vorce suits, has utterly failed to pro-
vide for his wife and child for more than
year past. For all these things she
asks absolute divorce, the custody Of
the boy and permission to resume her
maiden name of Raymond
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-22
Lonely Prison of Dreyfus.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
DEVILS island derives its name, not from
the badness of its climate or other obiec
tionable conditions, but from the csrcum-
stance that 1t once formed the prison of
convict so wildly depraved as to have been
called by his jailers "the devil" Conse-
quently it is the island of this devil, not of
the devil, and as a place of habitation it
seems to be less bad than it has been
painted. A political prisoner, Henri Cha
bannes, wrote a book called AN Escape
From the Devils Island" in which he
gives an enthusiastic account of its natu-
raj attractions, one of his pleasures, he
says, having been to listen to the cooling
of the turtle doves among the pine trees
of the settlement