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saIa nttiya sto,tx

Is +. Rowe, auctic nser, sold for Dunlap
81 Bro, yesterday, at the hotel Of Samuel
Potts. Lancaster twp, 30 head Of cows
o. au average Of $5i; some fresh aud spring
ers. Twelve young bulls at nn average Of
$50 n number OF them only yearliugs
ak young beiIers at an average Of $2S.
Twelve small pigs at ~. .25 a head.
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GIVE H0mcopHth his pellets, Allnpath his
uiils but Tor rheumatism, Tor aches, for pains
and spraius, Thomas Ecioctric On II inendbly
superior to either. II has benefited ~ mani y
people ~ It has hui purchasers. All druggist
sell II. For sale by II Il. Cochran, druggist,
lS7 and l39 kOrtn . ICCn street.
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ahER'S PAIN EPAEhCEA cures pain In
man and beast. For use externally and inter.
nallY.
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~ EIrn Him nnf ~

This IA a common remark when roughs and
rowdys insult public decencv by their un.
seemlY ways Dysrepsia ~ Il hOrrid bore ~ q
II out with Burd0ck BtOOd BiUerS You can
do II. For sule by n. Is, Cochran, druggist, 1877
and l3g North Queen street
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VI FOUNDED 1883.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. SCHOOLS open
Sept. Il, 1884. Terms, $500 per annum. Apply
to PRESIDENT OE GEORGETOWN COL
LEGE, ID. q.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., lectures open
Sept ~, 1884. Terms. 800 perannum. Apply
10 j, W. ii. L0YEJOY, 81. D., Dean, 300 I2th
street, n, W., Washington, ID. q,
Law DEPARIMkNT,l Lectures open October
!, 1854. Terms, $50 per annum. Apply TO :,
W., Washington, ID. q,
JAMES a. DooNAN, 81,
! Jy&.26td President.
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Dr. F,n,ler,n nnot nittsra.

FraZicr's Root Bitters are not n dram shop
beverage, but ar strictly medicinal In every
Kidney keep the bowels ODen and rogula r,
cleanse the blood and system of every impu.
rity. So'd by druggists, 81. Sold by II B.
Cochran, druggist lE ard I39 North Queen
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now Io secure n.sith.

seems strange that any one will suffer
tom this many arrangements D-""gnt on by
uu impure condition Of tho UlOOd when SEQ
WILLS APARlLLA AND STILLISGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health 10 the physical Organization. II
h. indua,! u strengthening syrup, pleasant To
take, a1d hus proven itself 10 be the best
BLOOD PUBlFlER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlittc disorders,
Weakness Ot thc Eidneys, Erysipclas, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and ali diseases Indicating aD
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, hid
ncys, stomach, SKIN, etc. 4 CorreCts indi
gestion. A single bottle viii prove to you it's
merits as u health renowCT, tor 1t ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural viRor OF the brain and ner
yOus system.
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SPEUIdL NUTICES.

Absolutely the best Porous Plaster ever
made. The HOp Plaster IA compo.od OF Fresh
Hops, nHlsams and Gums. woak Back, Side
Ache, sore Chest, and all palms are speedily
cured by ~ use. Apply one. only Is cents,
Mt any drug store.
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Cured my wiie.s Weakness.

From Evansville, Ind, the home OF our cor.
respondent, Mr.. Jno. X. Patterson comes the
following; "SdmaritaH Nerpine cured my
wife OF Il case OF female weakness" It's an
extract from Mr.. Pattorson's letter. tl.oO.
au6lwdeod&w
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piIss silesi p,,esl

Sure cure for Blind, bleeding aud Itching
Piles. One box has cured thu worst case Of ~
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Oini.
ment " absOrbs tumors. allays itching, Bct3
NJ podltico, gives instant relief. Prepai cd
only tor Piles, itching OF the private parts
nothing else. Sold bv druggists and mailed
on receipt OF PAIGE, ~. Sold by ~. u. Coch.
ran. druggistl37 anu l39 North Queen street. /
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs

I OsT.--DN TUESDAY EykNING, he
IL tween l07 west King street ana 81 North
Mulberry, via West King, II pOckrt-book con
tanning large sum OF money and valuable
receipts. The finder will be rewarded by 10.
turning IL to the owner. ..
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SVdync's Ointment" curos Tcttor. salt
Rheum, kingworm. Sores, pImples. Eczema,
All Itchy SKIN EruptiOus, 10 matter hOtO COST
nate or tong standing. Hl2M, ", ,tSwly
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wvArurw I.u,uAr,Ons

WASHINGTON, Aug i4.--For the Middls
Atlantic states, slightly warmer weather.
variable winds, generally from northeast
and brisk along the coast, especially In the
southern.portions.
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Tho deadlock IA nIaryIaod.

BALTIMORE, Aug 1.-THE Democratic
convention of tho Second congressional
district, which took |, 3j3 ballots without
choice aud then adjourned to this city,
met at noon. BY two o'clock 81 addi
tional ballots had been taken with pre-
ciselY the same vote as at ElktOn.
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Articles signed for = seu,, Mao. i.

BosToN, Aug. i4.--Articles have besu
signed for three mile single soull race
between Albert Hamm and John Mckay,
on Aug. 2S, on q course Jet to be agreed
upon.
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SELW YN HALL,
DATAPsCO INSTITUTE.
lFiitielh sesslOnl ElliCOlt CitY. Md.

i fFiitleth session) Eilicott CITY, Md.
MISS SARAH N. RANDOLPH, PRINCIPAL
situation unsurpassingly beautiful and eli.
mate noted Tor It's salubrity. with Its able
corps OF teachers its great advantages for
securing II liberal education, and the happy
results from Its methods OF instruction and
discipline, no other school can DO found oter-
ny greater advantages tor tho training oil
young laiies and children than this we'll
known institution ofrors. Apply 10 Principal
ior Circular. Jy2S2meod
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NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-It is reported
this morning that warrant has been
issued by the United States district at
torney for the arrest of Casper Dick
inson, of the Wall street bank. Rumors
are ahoat TO the effect that Dickinson did
not give proper bonds and that some OF
the directors of tho bank withdrew their
deposits just before the public announce
ment of tho failure.
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- The BdHdH Ring"-rhe amusement sea.
son will bo opcne IA thi. city on next Monday
evening, hen James II. WalliCk's CON pany
viii present this border play OF the " Bandit
King" IN which Jesse Janes' horses are intro.
luCpl.
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USE instead OF unwhoosome cosmetics
Glenn's sulphur soap,which purihes tho skin
"iiili's Hair Dye" black or brown, nifty cents
aull.lwdeod&w
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Powder MilI Explodes.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. l4,-A pow Ter
mill at Kazon exploded yesterday. len
Iersons were killed and five bulldogs
turned.
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attack upon him, beating him severely.
Nothing was stolen from him, and besides
few bruises ho was not severely Injured.
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Tho Peoples Remedy tor Bliousness, Con.
sipation, Piles, Sick Headache, Jaundice, &c,
Is Aliens Bilious Physic, purely vegetable
liquid remedy largo bottle, - cent?. AT all
Druggists. aull.lwdM, ,W&F&w
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Cures collie, cramps diarrhma externally y
for aches, pains. sprains. headache. neuralgia
rheumatism. For man or beast. 20 and 5O1.
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fnlIaaalpnlA.
Quotations by Associated Press,
REV norw.
by Associated Press,
cka firm. MDney. lED2c.

Quotations by Associated Press,
stocks firm. Money, l02c.
New YORK Centra. ....-.......s........'.lUS
Erie kailroad. .'.......s...............l us
Michigan Central Railroad. ................. 90
Michigan Southern Railroad. d............., ~
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad. .........l3s
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. .........lltt
Western Western Union TelsgrspS company..... az
Toledo q Wabash. .................. 81
New Jersey Central, ..... ...........,...... 6t
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In Aurora, Ill, lives Mrs. WIN. Henson. she
says "Sap,arndn NorUine cured mo of neu
ralgia, vertigo nd slck hoadacle"
aui2 lwdoodSw
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Malaria positively cured with Emory 9
stancard Cure pills, IA mover failing remedy
purely vegetable, contain no quinine, sugar.
coated. IS cents, auIl- l-lwdM, wSFSw
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" "KOUGH IN UENTisr Tooth Powder.
smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, rIeg mt,
Cleansing, Preservative ana Fragrant l5c
Druggists.
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l'DIlttCal

Campaign Banners, Flags, suits Capes.
CAPS, Helmets. shirts, Torches everything in
camplignouthts. Send Tor illu strated circu
New York. atlmeod
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
fhorso, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live stock POSlTlNECURE. may2i-2
For sale at II. Is. Cochrhn's drug 80 re i87
North OusSn stTeol
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PuLITiCIAN AND POLlTICs.

Unairnsn Barnum's Property stolen from
bis HoUm Ia the Palmer House, Ohicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1i.-Duriug the Demo-
cratic national convention the room of
Hon. W. w. Barnum, at tho Palmer
house, was entered aud robbed Of mum
ber of railroad passos, diamonds and other
jewelry. A bell boy at the house was
arrested last evening for tho theft aud u
portion of the missing property recovered.
Nominated after Fourteen Ballots.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. t4.-Tho Democratic
state convention, at Jefferson City, yester
day, nominated Judge +. Black for justice
of the supreme court after taking fourteen
ballots.
Tho Arkansas Kepublic,n state Ticket
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Auy-Tho Rspub.
lioan state central oommltte has renomin
ated their full state ticket. with Thomas
Bales for governor, Paul Graham for sec
retary Of state, and S. A. Duke for treas
urer.
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POLlIICaL.


Democratic national Ticket.
President-GROVER CLEVELAND.
vice Presidont-THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Democratic state Ticket
ELgCToRs AT LARGE.
RICHARD yAUX, b. J. MoGRASN,
IL. Is. PLUhEk
ELEcToRs.
Dist Dist.
/. John slevin. Is. George 8. Purdy,
2 J. P.J .sensendericr H. L. X. Ackley.
8. John ". Lee. II. John 7. Levan.
4. n. j. HOran. 49, ezra ID. Parker.
8 H. l.. Wright. 10. Il. W. Mumma.
6. j. IA. Brinton. 10. A. II. Dill.
7. WIN. Stahler. q. +. L. lams.
g. Q. +. Reutschler. ~. J. X. Z. Duff.
o. IL, n. North. 2B. john swan,
10, II. q. Stiles. "a. a. B. WinternitZ
II. A. q. Broadhead. 25. John II. Iiill.
II. +. v. Rockatellow. %. VIM. A. rorquer,
| IS. Richard Kahn. y. A, j. Greenfield.
IA. George ii. Irwin.
Democratic County Ticket.
Congressman at Large,-W. w. II. DAVIS.
Congress.-PARls HALDEMAN.
! Judge.-D. q. ESliLEMAs.
senator (xIu)-JoHN MARTIN;
JAMES i. PATTERSON.
(3-S, y. DETWILER.
JAMES DUFFY.
II. IL. KAUFMAN.
Protnonotary, ,-BENJ. WORKMAN.
RegisIer.-E q. DlLLER
County rreasurer.-JNO. ). MANN.
Clerk OF .. U.-sAM'L X: HOsTETTEe.
County Commissioner.-H. +. lIARTMAN
Prison keeper,-GEQ; W. sTYER.
Prison !nspeetors'-HWi Z; WliIThKEu hqpai
Poor Dircctors.-GE9; pARMsrErrER.
Coroner.-DAvIs kiTcH.
| Auditor.-GEO W. SCHROEDER.
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ETIet MenIIOn.

~ have used Burdock Bio0d RiHcrs with
gro II ben, az Tor inCigustiOn ami constipation
OF the bowels e. l.. kastun, Hamilton. ont
For sale hy II. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
l39 North queen street.
FoR chi II. lever. agu", and weakOo-s, Col
den = Liquid Beet Tonic. C0'dens I. take nC
other. OF druggists. aull lwdeod&w
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CATION Al.

uASERrORD COLLEGE, "a, D MILES
IL from Philadelphia, on tho Pa, X. Il.
THOMAS CHASE, LII. D., pres'L Under care Oi
Society OF Friends Classical and Scientific
courses. Application tor admission may now
be made. For catalogue address PROP. ISAAC
SHARPLESS, Dean, Haverford College, +. o.,
PG. ll7.TuTh& S39t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16
OmcIat Changes on the W.

In accordance with a new onle
sued by r. L. Mills, Chief Engine,
the w. & n. Railroad and approve
President Henry A. DUPONT, @y
important changes in the manager
of the road went into effect yss
day, among which are the follow
Instead Of a single roadmaster for
entire road, 1t is cut up into l
divisions, with u roadmaster ASST
to each, while the Office of slpervls
done away with.
G. G. Elwell has been appointed
tant engineer. He will have char
all the carpenters and masons emI
ed on the road, together with othei
Iployees who may be assigned TO bid
partinent, and all master masons
carpenters will report 10 snd re,
directions from him. Roalmasirt
Cause, who has had charge II
entire road, has been assigned io
section bet ~een mile posts 20 aud
which includes sections To II, anl
be known as division No. ..
j. j. Richmond, an experienced
road man, has been assigned As ID
OF division No. /, which extends
Wilmington 10 mile post No. 20
GLIDING sections No. ! To I SupeTj
John Boyer, whose office Jas
abolished, will have charge Of div
No. 3, which takes in that part Q,
road between mile stones No !SsH
taking in sections Is to Il
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16
Another Chance ..

According to previous snn?uhC
NJ. f. Davis, the jeweleF, Of No.
Second street, will start another
club tomorrow Wednesday ev'
and those who desire to SECURE q
celient time piece by the payment
per week, should make II polh'
suit Mr.. Davis and add thsir na'
the lists This makes tho eIsnlh
started by the above party SI'
watches heretofore turned oat y y
given perfect satisfaction, ~ iu :,
antee that the members OF ihe v
clubs get all they pay 'or' O7' .Th'
advantage of easy payment, l in
will positively start on weu ~
evening, when the first ~a'cn y"
given out.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16
The Cholera Victims.

NAPLES, Septem Der Is Heavy rains
have visited the city and have been fol.
lowed by a notable decreate in the
mum Der of cholera cases. The came i'm
provement has occurred at Carrara
X ing Il umbert has gwen orders that a
report of the condition OF the epidem ic
at Naples snail be telegraphed him
twice a day. He advised that the poor
er families should be quartered In the
Grauir Barracks. The Minister OF
" ar has placed ten thousand tents at
the disposal of The relief authorities for
The shelter of the poor. The Pope has
made another donation of 81, 900 TO the
cholera reiief fund. TheGenersl Steam
Navigation Company has contributed
81, 900.
ROME, September l5.-The bulletin
showing the ray ages of the cholera in
Italy during the past twenty.four hours
10 ~ follows; Naples (city), 6i3 fresh
cases, 10 deaths Naserta (province), IA
fresh Eases 4 deaths; CuneO (prov-
ince) 81 f.. Il cH-"s, ~ deaths Genoa
tproVinV' "a rtsh cases, II deaths;
| Ten oth-i rt % &C. names not given IL
| fresh Ga. ~ ,ig.sih>.
MAnkln, pen. .r 10 Since last
| r. ports Il ;s-sh Ct,t.- n .tolcta aud 4
deal s have occ1reA "A, t.icho aud 4
fresh cases aud , deaths al Noselda. In
the city of Lerida iatai case OF spora.
Idle cholera has occurred. One suspec.
ted case is reported in one OF the huburb.
lot Bare iona aud several suspicious
cases have occurred in the province OF
Irarrsgona, d of which have proved
fatal.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16

While at work in the p0os
works of j. a. Cranston x Co, at
port, this morning, Johu Wbsnn
Of the employees, was lccideI
caught in the machinery 0; the
and before no could Do extriaid
was seriously injured. As fnS
be learned his body ws N
bruised, while one arm wa badly
ken, and may have 10 be ampc1
The injured man was az outs c9n,
to his home, near the resliente OIL
Irons, and DIR. Flynn Summon
dress the wounds. The pnyncla
manned with his patient Tor some
and reports his condition to be OF
serious character, bus M necoS'
fatal.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16
Eff I'll ED|1IOl


Xastar3 AedCheT,
many, an old school teacher S IttaIy !
residence, No.lll8 King s,,s u'ed at
illness OF several months ate alter
ceased was born Febrnarv ie,h mo
brandywine Hundred anl ,"n 'lSl9,
teaching school when she was .i en-
years years OF age in the house Of he, ABOUT "1
she afterwards removed 70 y
sown, "a, where she laugh, ,o, ,'orl
Der OF years, but returned IN 'o Vi = hu
soout 10 years ago.an has follnwa,c
ul.ies on her profession until lss, y
wneh she was obliged b. rsI p, . y
thsm on account o + falling heaI,h
nun Der Of years she tanrh, in
church building on Market street ,a sis !
renth' now occupied by tho Del. !. ~
II istorical Society, and rernovs e'as "
there q No. 2 West Tenth st,sst vtl
she continued until taken sick "n'
Forty.six years of her life ware
IN imparting an education IN o, ~
ana she was beloved and estremsd
only by her scholars, bu, bv MI
bnew her. For many wears sh.
keen a consistent and influential N
Der of the First Presbyterian 81
and took q great interest in tba }
bath school, in which she was a
ful and eff lent teacher. ~
The immediate cause of her dealb
organic diseases Of the heart, and H
ing her long illness she was patien,
resigned. Miss Mahaffy was an 4
of Levy Court Commissioner Henri
Mahaffy, and a sister of the late ri
j. Mahaffy.
The funeral will takep place to.nor
afternoon at $50 O'Clock, and the
vices will be held in the First Pre-,
terrain church, after which the nj
ment will take place at the wilmlp1
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16

MuLLEN-In this city. ON the 18th ms,

MULLEN-In this city, ON the 18th instant
Thomas Mullen, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends of the family are IN
.ited to attend hisfuncral nom his late resi-.
dence, 22o North Jackson street. Solemn
requiem mass on Wednesday morning at II
o'clock, at st. Paul's church. lnterment al
the old Catholic cemetery. I
JACkSoN-On the lath inst, John M Jack
son, In the ttth year ofhIs age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to att nd his funeral on Wed nesday
the 18th Inst at 2 p. IN. ,ffom the residence Of
his daughter, near Greenviile. Dol. Inter
ment ~ Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
terry.
SMlTH-On the llth inst. Willie h., son
OF James and Mary Smith, aged S Year,
and vmonths
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited TO attend the funeral from tho residence
OF his parents. ell East 9th street, on Wed.
nesday, at2 o',lock. Services At tho house.
lnterment at Riverview cemetery.
BOY ER-On the 18th inst, OF scarlet foyer.
samuel springer, ton OF VIM j.. and Al.
days. -
Funeral from his parents residence, rs
Bennett street; leave the house at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. lnterment Mt Old
Sweds's cemetery.
Little Sammie, thou hast left us,
Oh, our grief no tongue can tell
But again We should rejoice
For you now with Jesus dwell.
How close he nestled In my bosom,
How lovingly held my boy.
How soon learned that bitter leeeon,
That death has robbed mo Of my 10Y.
Home 10 sad, Oh God, how drcary,
Lonesome, Lonesome every spot,
Listening for his voice TIL weary,
Weary, for we hear II not.
$50
Pianos and organs of all kinds at
Baynard's.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16
CUMMIEICATED.

A large number of prominent Ger
mans met last evening at the residence
of Joseph Neidermaier, Shipley stree
below Second, for the purpose of torn
ing "a German Educational Association
The meeting was organized by elecrinl
the following pro ten ofhcers;P resid mt
Il. Beyerlieu Secretary, Morris FaDer
Treasurer, Joseph Neid-rmai-r.
The object of the meeting was stat".
by the presiding officer, after when ).
names were enrolled. A committee, con
sistiug OLE. =. Freye,S. Burkhardt And
Max. Schmidt, were appointed TO draft :
suitable constitution and bylaws io
the government of the association. Al
agitation committee of three was ais
appointed The Association starts of
with good membership, which Will 10
doubt be Increased on next Monday
evening, to which time the meeting AL
Journed TO meet at the same place. TIT
object of the association is TO assis
Prof. Burkhardt in sustaining his lnd-
pendent Gecmau-A me rican school.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16


The following games were played
yesterday
AT Baltimore p istsburg Z e., 8 Bal
t:more u. a.
At Toledo-Toledo, 6 Baltimore, o..
At Boston-Boston u, Cincin-
natl IT,, Is
At Washington National, 5; St.
Louis. U g.
AT ancaster-lronsides, 3 York,
IA
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Cleve-
land, =.
At Utica-tItica, New York, 6.
AT Trenton-Trentou, 8 Allentown,
IA.
At St. Louis-St Louis, 7; Vir.
ginia, d.
At lndiauapolis--Ind q
Metropolitan, 4.
At Buffalo, e Domes
tic, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures :
Philadelphia, g.
NOTES.
Thomas Sullivan, a pitcher OF th
Springfield nine, has joined the Colum
bus club
1t is proposed to extend the Easter
League circuit through New York Stat
next year, taking in Rochester, syria
.cuse, Utica, Troy and Albany.
The manager of the Kansas Git
Union is endeavoring TO secure sever
of the disbanded Wilmington teal
players, among which is Blakely All
Bastian. The latter don't want 10 (
with the team and is trying TO avoi
the opportunities of the manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-16
E1il DOVE STAIRS.

Mrs. Edward Sheldon. VINO reside, al
No 727 Wesf Ninth street. while in the
act OF going dowa INTO HE cellar, oiI
Friday afternoon last, missed Ter foot
ing and was precipitated from the To
to the door below. Her daughter fOuhu
her lying on he floor in an insensible
Condition Assistance was summoned
and she was carried up stairs Upon
returning Ia consciousness II was ascer
tanned thai 10 bones were broken. al
though si.. was considerably bruised
about the bead ard tqca, while one Of
ner legs wa. badiy hurt. She is he
tween 90 and 10 years ofage, but despite
this fact she is now able to be about
and perform her household duties in
her usual manner, although her eyes
are very black and much swollen.