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National Republican., 1888-05-27
Reliable Train Service on Is. 4 o.

The day express which leaves Pittsburg via
u. u o. X. Il. daily nt y Il. m, arrived at wash
ington and Baltimore on time every day eX.
cepting two during the month of April. On
one of these days the train was eighteen min
utes late and on the other thirteen minutes
The day express which leaves Baltimore via
Il, II o. Il. Il. daily at 10 a, IN. and Washington
month of April on lime ereyy d0y.
The prompt and reliable train service of the
u. & o, in conjunction with It's improved
roadway and the scenic attractions along its
line, Is rapidly bringing II into public favor as
the most desirable route for travel between
'PittSburg, Washington, and Baltimore.
An equally reliable ana efficient night scr.
vice Is also maintained between these three
CiticS, ON which elegant palace sleeping cars
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Grand Excursion to Cincinnati via
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

The Pennsylvania railroad announce the
lowest rates to Cincinnati, Ohio, on the occa.
sion of the meeting of the Supreme Lodge,
Uniformed Rank. knights of Pythias. June II,
rate, including sleeping car accommodations
going and meals en- route going and returning,
will be Si2. Special train will leave Sixth
street stationat lO:30 p. m. Saturday, June o,
reaching Cincinnati early sunday afternoon.
Breakfast will be taken at the famous Logan
House Altoona, Pa, at the base of the ALE.
gheny mountains, where observation car will
be attached to the train over the picturesque
portion of the Aleghenies. Everything will
be done by members Of the Nelson division to
make the trip an enjoyable one. BE sure that
your tickets read on account of the Nelson
division, No ., Uniformed Rank, knights of
Pythias, this being the only division making
arrangements over the Pennsylvania railroad,
Tickets will he placed in hands of committee
at once for sale, and those desiring to avail
themselves of the delightful trip should apply
early
National Republican., 1888-05-27
SOUV-ENIRS
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

CNear door of lli9 Pennsylvania avc)
Sjc "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for 79c.
soc Unlaundered Dress Shirts for iic.
81 French Pcrcae Shirts FOR SSc.
81 so Flannel Tourist shirts for Si2j.
SOC Fisk, Clark & Flagg's Flexible" ScarGs,
&c.
5Oc Fisk, Clark & Flagg's New Bows for sc.
5Oc Fisk, Clark 4 Flagg's New Windsors,
sc.
isc Fourn-hand Scarfs, all styles. &c.
iSc Knot Scarfs, all styles for SIC.
25c Satin-lined silk SCarfs for 2ic.
soc Suspenders all styles, for 39c.
25c Suspenders all styles, for i5c.
15c d.ply Linen Collars for 1lc
s0c 4.ply Linen Cuffs for tSc pair.
81 Fancy All.wool Summer Underwear 7Jc.
soc Improved.shape Jean Drawers for i6c.
sec Gauze and Balbriggan Underwear for
d6c
SOC Natural Wool Underwear for 4Gc.
2jc Gauze undershirts, all sizes, for nc.
25c IIalf.IIose, all styles, for 2ic
SOC Lisle and Cotton Socks, all styles, dc
S1.7j RSinch Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas,
Si,50.
SeaO Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas,
SI.gS
S275 Oll.boiled silk Umbrellas for ssis.
81 English Dogskn Gloves for S9c.
csc Pure Linen Iankerchefs for l1c.
12ic Pure Linen Ilandkerchiefs for l0c.
i5c Jap silk llandkerchlels for . for 81.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Sec the $3.50 bargain child suits. Eiseman
Bros, 9Th and L.
Howard University Industrinl School.

TIC Closing eNerclses OF the Industrial
school for colored newsboys and bootblacks
at Howard University on Saturday morning,
was well attended. The pupils showed good
advancement in the crafts of tailoring, car
pentering, timing, shoemaking, and printing.
Short addresses We're make by Rev Wayland
and a number of songs were sung by the
school. Refreshments were served to the
pupils and a vote of thanks was rendered TO
the ladies who assisted in making the affair so
pleasant. Prof. Mitchell and his assistants
expect soon to have a permanent home estab.
lished for these waits In the near future and
our public'splrited citizens will be called upon
IN n :
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Excursion to Luray Cayerns.

A select excursion to the wonderful caverns
Ohio railroad on Wednesday. May 3O A spe.
Cial train will leave the Baltimore and Ohio
depot: Washington, at $50 a, m, and reach
Washington on the return at . p. m, allowing
four hours Ht the CNyCrus, Dinner can be IrO-
Culed at LuIay station Restaurant or at the
fan Gus LulHy Inn, The round trip fare will
Lc $50 and a. the number of cScursionists Is
limited To eco tiusc desiring to take the trip
should call early at Baltimore and Ohio ticket
UttCcs, No, ~ and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue,
The seats IN the train are numbered, and will
Lc reserved for those who purchase tickets In
advance.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Republican National League to Chi
CaGO,

For the accommodation of members of the
Republican National League and their friends
visiting Chicago, ILL.,, on the occasion of the
National Republican Convention to be held in
that city June 10 next the Pennsylvania rail.
road has arranged for a special train, com.
posed Of Pullman vestibule sleeping cars,
leaving Washington at 10 a. m, reaching Chi.
train will be sold at the rate of SIS for the
round trip, including sleeping car accommo-
dations and meals en- route in both directions,
the extreme limit of tickets being June 26 in.
elusive, for return passage. In view Of this
very liberal offer large number of persons
are already securing their accommodations
on said train, and those wishing to take pass.
@ hge ,1cseoh should aph'y at once ior tickets
cars. Confer with Col. l.. T.. Wright or Robert
5. Fletcher at League headquarters, or Il. A.
Parke, agent. at Sixth street station.
Orderthe SUNDAY REpUBIIcAS, only 10 cents
nGI mMnth. lnliNnInl lY Garl.lnr anl mill
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Bngs Among the Recnrds.

Willie the Treasury Department officials
have been lntcnty guarding the surplus, en-.
emlcs in the shape of voracous bugs uaye
been making disastrous inroads among the
in the basement Of the treasury, deyourlng
letters and private volumes by the hnnlrelS,
These bugs are gigantic specimens of insect.
yora, resembling the roach In appearance, and
they rip up the records and play havoc gem
orally, Prof c. Y. Riley, the government en-.
tomOlOgst has been requested by Chief Clerk
Youmans to provide means for their whole
sale destruction
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Low Rates to st. Louis via Pennsyl-
yania Railroad.

For the convenience of delegates and others
desiring to visit st. Louis Mo, on the occasion
of the National Democratic Convention TO be
Railroad Company has arranged for fast
special train, TO be composed of Pullman buff
fet sleeping cars to leave Washington at 10
rate has been reduced to very low figure,
namely so for the round "trip, including
sleeping car accommodations In both direc.
tions and meals en- route going, the tickets
being valid for return passage on regular trains
until June II, inclusive. The space on this
special train is being rapidly. disposed of, and
all desiring TO take passage thereon should ap-
ply to ticket offices at once where tickets are
on sale.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
Are Offering the greatest
values in White India
Linen Embroideries, ALL
overs and Flouncings yet
shown this season. An
importer was anxious to
sell, and has unloaded to
us at a sacrifice. We shall
unload to you at proper
tionately low prices S.
Never before were such
low prices quoted for
equal qualities, work, and
widths. Note the follow
ing sample bargains:
.2C.inch All.over Embroideries, in small
choice openwork patterns, never before re.
only zoe. per yard.
We have other equally as good values in
more elaborately, worked patterns at i5c, 81,
45-inch White Fine Sheer India Linen Flounc.
ings, excellent dtessy, patterns, same bleach
tailed for less than ST. only u? C. per yard.
Narrow Edgings to match.
,45.inch White Extra Fine India Linen
Flouncngs. embroidered SO inches deep, sharp,
clean scallops, heavy work. usually sold at
Sl,5o; only 81 rer yard.
Other equally as good
values in more elaborate
patterns, at $1.25, $3.50,
S1.75, 50, 1926, $3.50, and
So, each and every piece
being commonly sold at
from SOC. to 81 per yard
more than now marked.
SPECIAL. - 300 yards
Fine Sheer Guipure point
Embroidery, beautiful
work and designs in
matched patterns of diff
ferent widths, viz:
5 inches wide, usually
Soc only 35c,
7 inches wide, usually
75c., only 60c.
II inches wide, usually
$1,37, only 81.
Great variety of matched
sets of Fine Embroideries
at extremely reasonable
prices.
All-overs
Narrow EdgnsS
22'inch FlounclngS To match.
36-inch Flouncings
15'inch Flouncings
We believe you will
readily recognize tn e
cheapness of these goods,
and the Importance of this
S ale, consequently we
shall place them conspic-
uously on long center ta-
bles ON second floor that
you may the more easily
and conveniently make
your selections.
Second Aoor)
WOODWARD & LoTHRop,
Cor. 18th g. f SITS. NV.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Not ChargeabIe to the District.

In the cases of William A. Ehrmentraut and
Louis Faber, acquitted at the December term
of the criminal court of violations of the liquor
law, Justice Montgomery, In that court yes.
without prejudice to renew to tax the ut.
tOIney's fees and costs on the District. II was
claimed by the attorney that In all cases of
this character the District Is one party aud
the saluonkeeper the other TO the suit, and
when the charge H. not proven then the Dis,
trlCt should bear the expenses.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
A Fl0urishinS and Most Ex ceilent
Order.

The United Order Of the Golden Cross Is in.
creasng its membership at Il most surprising
rate, over l..0O new members having been
added To- the order since last January, and one
of Its most active communicates Is Capital
Commandery, of this city, which held another
very interesting meeting last Friday evening
for membership are on file and there are
prospects Of many more coming soon. Miss
NJ. MCCWcheOn and Mrs. NJ. !, Peabody ia.
Mrs Iachel Floyd rendered very pleasing
solo This was followed by spirited remarks
from Mcssrs. Murray, llallain, Potter, and
others. II was decided to engage Prof. B +.
at Tie next meeting, June $, for the benefit of
tlp con InnuIpry.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
CAPON SPRINGS g. BATHS.

ALKALINE LITHIA AND SUPERIOR IRON
WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, ", VA.
This celebrated Mountain resort for health
and pleasure. Baths of any temperature; a
summer home with Its many improvements,
accommodating 800 guests, opens June 1. For
medical and other testimony send for circular.
my0,tm WIN. H. SALE, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Pen Mar Excursion Decoration bay

Special excursion TO Pen Mar will leave the
next, May 20, to he given under the auspices.
of Friendship Lodge No. Z, |. o, NJ, returning
leave Pen Mar at j;j5 p, m, reaching Wash.
ingtun about 900 p. m Round trip rate 81 80,
Every one guaranteed a seat. Tickets now
ON sale at ticket offices of the company and
as the excursion will likely be large one,
thoSe Ss DESIRING to taEg The TRIP should apply
for days outing on Decoration day,
National Republican., 1888-05-27
FIRST FLOOR DEPARTMENTS

TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT on marked
prices in every article in following depart
ments Laces, Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Fans,Jewelry, Leather Goods, Dolls Japanese
Ware, Clocks, and Lamps, Ribbons, Flowers,
Feathers white Dress Goods, and EmbroI-
cries. Boots, and Shoes,
25c Neck Ruchng all styles for 2Oc
2ic Boxes Tourist Ruchng for 10c box
ielc Pure Linen iiandkerchiefs, all styles,
for 10c.
Csc Pure Linen Handkerclcfs, all styles, for
20c.
&C Child's Pure Linen IIandkercliefs FOR &c.
doc Jap silk IIandkerchiefs 3 for 81.
lelc Embroidered Null Ties for t0c.
q Black SIX Lace scaris and Fichus $50.
Csc Imported Persian Scarfs for SOC.
l2ic Linen Cuffs for 3 for 25c.
12lc Linen Collars for 3 for csc.
l5c SILK Mitts, all styles. lie.
e5c Taffeta silk Gloves for i9c
tsc SIX Mousquetaire Gloves for 9oc.
81 undressed Kid Mogssguctaires for SOC.
S1.25 Parasols, all styles, for SOC.
$3.50 Parasols, all styles, for S1i9.
se.68 Parasos, all styles, for S9l9.
S9.6S Parasols, all styles, for s29S.
Si.4S Carriage Shades, all styles, for Si.2O.l
Sl.75 2s-inch GLORIA" Umbrellas for Si.59.
SEQ Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas for
So 10 Oil Boiled silk Umbrellas for s2.4s.
Sis6S Ladies' silyerized Handle Umbrellas
.,si;d5 Ladies' Silver Gray Gossamers for
s2Ss Imported Raglans, improved shape.
Sis3O Misses silver Gray Gossamers for 81 10.
ST. Black and colored SILK Hose for 69c
l5c Fancy Boot Pattern Iisle Hose for 55c.
55c Ribbed Lisle Hose, black and colors, ,5Dc.
4sc Fancy Cotton Hose, all styles, for 39c.
35c Fancy Cotton Hose, all styles, for'2gc.
29c Ribbed Fancy Cotton Hose for 25c.
2oc Warranted Fast. Black Hose for CSC.
CSC Children,s sizes, 3 TO o., for gic.
15c Colored Ribbed Lisle Vests for 69c.
dSc Swiss Ribbed Vests high neck, for 39c.
csc Gauze Vests, low necks, for 2lc.
d0c Anderson Scoth Ginghams for 3jc yard.
15c Crepline. need not be laundered, for i2ic.
soc English Tourist Suitings for 40c yard.
for 81. -
Sl.19 Black Faille Franchise for 81 yard.
Sl.19 Warranted Black Silks for 81 yard
10e Fruit of the Loom Muslin for 9c.
10c Lonsdale Muslin for &c.
1sic Lonsdale Cambria for i1lc.
CSC Knotted Fringe Towels, all styles, for
15c IIuck Towels. 20x3G, for ialc.
65c Bleached Table Damask for zee.
I5c quality for 60c; 81 quality, Soc.
17t boxes Stationery for l2c.
15c Playing Cards for l2c pack.
39c bottles Florida Water for 2ac.
e3c bottles Bay Rum for l9c.
Lubin's Extracts for 2gc ounce.
$3.50 Folding Mirrors. new styles. far- ip-
10c Imported Tooth Brushes torsc.
~ Souvenir List abridged for want 1.
space, -
National Republican., 1888-05-27
RAIN PREVENTS A GAME.
THE ELEMENTS SAVED NEW
YORK FROM ANOTHER DEFEAT.
a RattiinE Game In Boston which
the Philadelphias Win by Home
Run Drive Detroit Pulls an Exciting
Game from Chicago.

BosToN, May 26, ,--To.doy's game was a
repetition of yesterdays, except that
it required ten innings TO decide the
contest. For the first nine innings the
contest was dull and uuinteresting. 1t
was simply u battle of pitchers and
Buninton had the best of it all the way
through, The tenth inning opened with
Clements at the bat. lie knocked the ball
clear over the fence and scored the deciding
run:
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Total"" l 10Og5 1 Total"o 0
INNINGS,
Ii u Ii u q

Bostonn,,".,.,.,. o o o o o o o. o
Earned runs Philadelphia, /, Two.base
hit-llornung Home run-Cemcnts. stolen
bases-Wood. Fogarty, Delehanty, Mulvey,
base on philadelphia, 3. Struck out
Kelly, Wise. =; Morrill,, ItOrnung, ?: Johnston,
Fogarty. DclchantY, :; Farrar, Mulvey. Wild
pitChcs-Buiiinton. Time hours. Umpire.
Lynch Left ON Philadelphia, s; Bos
ton. B.
CucAGO, May 2G.--'rhe Dctrots won an in
tensely exciting game to-day by hard batting
and gross decision by Umpire Decker, Petit
ran into the crowd In the seventh inning and
caught fly from Benefits bat. The ball
was returned to second before Twitchell re-
turned. Decker refused to allow the catch or
the double play ON the ground that he did not
see the catch. The decision won the game for
tho nptrnits Srprp
National Republican., 1888-05-27
An Accounting Wanted.

a bill was filed in equity yesterday by Her
bert L. Payne against Virginia A. Grafton
widow and executrix of the estate of Benz
+. Grafton. and Story u. Ladd, for an iniunc
tion, accounting, &C., in the business OF the
action was taken to have certain accounts
now disputed by Mrs. Grafton settled equita
bly, by the courts.
National Republican., 1888-05-27

aP' Tg Trge,ng playC1 from iue'atny 40 Satu-
and the Baltimores still continues, with tho
Quaker club ON top at present Otherwise
there is no change in the positions. The
second division came out ahead yesterday,
Kansas City, Baltimore, aud Cleveland
being winners.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Order the SUNDAY REpuBLfCAN, only 10 cents
per month. delivered by carrier and mail.
Excursion to Cincinnati via Pictur-
esnue II. e q.

Excursion to Cincinnati via Pictur-
esque B. & q.
The Washington Division, No. 1, Uniformed
Rank, knights of Pythias, have arranged for
Ohio Railroad to Cincinnati ON occasion
meeting Supreme Grand Lodge, June 12. The
special will be composed of B. & o. buffet
sleeping cars, and Will leave station, corner
New Jersey avenue and G street, II p. m.
Saturday, June Q, arriving Cincinnati Sunday
evening. Breakfast will be taken at Grafton,
W. Va, dinrer at Chllicothe, Ohio. The ride
over. the scenic portion of the road will be In
daylight affording the excursionists an op.
ghany and Cheat mountain region, the Switz-
erland of America. The round trip rate, in.
cluding sleeping car accommodations, one
berth for each person, meals going and re.
%PSg VIII Ss sCoa s San S uE Efn a. GT2p e SoS G sks W
carry first class band and propose to make
this the finest trip ever given by them. The
name OF the Division Is an all.suhicient guar
antee that this promise will be fulfilled. For
TO Percy q. Smith, r. Agt. b. & o. II. r., 1851
Penn. avenue, or the following committee
II. Coggins, star office; John W. Thompson,
Navy Yard; q. J. l.. Foxwell War Depart
by members of the Division: A. $. Witherbee
Il Co., northeast corner l1th and Pennsylvania
avenue: b. +. eQueen, National iHotel cigar
stand; Whitehand's, 305 ith street northwest;
Mockbee / Co., 1908 street northwest; Hen:
derson's, 705 18th street; II. NJ. Brown. 9TH and
N streets: II. G. Wagner, 32aI NJ street;
Schafhirt's drug store, North Capitol and II
streets; f. Pit2er & Co., drug store, sol East
Capitol street; W. y. Tune, grocer, 5lD Ith
street southwest
See the SO boys bargain suits. Eiscman
Bros, eth and L, manufacturing clothiers and
National Republican., 1888-05-27
CANNON HOUSE
MD SUMMER BoARDING ANNE

IND 50 MMEK BUNTIUTNU ANNEN,
q. E. BRAWNER, Prop,
ON the historical plains of Manassas, Va, 600
feet above tldewater. Very healthy Excel
lent accommodations for summer boaders.
walks. Splendid drives. Churches Of the diff,
ferent denominations. Ten trains daily to
and from Washington, ID. G. Telegraph Office
open day and night. Terms So per day, 81 per
week, $50 to S25 per month my29lw
National Republican., 1888-05-27

The following marriage license, have been
issued; Francis NJ, Tucker and Addie E. Tay'
lor, both Of PowlUttan county, Va; Edward
Iiciuhardt and Rosie Cantor, Daniel Benton
and Amanda II, PHsCO, Lewis G. Sheafe and
Annie e. Howard, and David Price and Janey
WILDLY.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
VIM AAsncIATInN.

and lost by each club In the series lust
closed IN the west. 1t will be seen that the
western clubs playing at home have good
margin on the credit side, Chicago having
the best record, and Boston alone Of the
eastern clubs winning majority, Had
Washington done fairly well the series
would have been very nearly q tic.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Excursion Tickets to Gettysburg, Pa,
Decoration Day.

For the convenience of members of the
Grand Army Of the Republic and their friends
desiring to visit Gettysburg, Pa" ON Decora-
tiun day the PENNSYLVANIA railroad announces
the sale of round trip excursion tickets be
tween Washington and Gettyysburg, Pa, May
20 and 30, good to return until May ~, nClIl.
siyc, at rate of S51i and $3.50 respectively.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
snrrennr Enrslth,. SON nnnd.

The death OF Mr., George William Forsyth
occurred Friday morning, lie was the oldest
son OF Surveyor Forsyth and a. years Of age.
The funeral services VIII be held at tthe family
res !denCe, t7OI g street northwest, at ap. m.
tOdty,
National Republican., 1888-05-27
WASHINGTON INN,
GEORGETOWN Heights.

This delightful resort will be opened for the
reception of guests ON MAY l. 1883.
First class In every respect ut moderate
prices. Dinner parties supplied on short mo-
tice. No bar. Stages will run TO Georgetown
for the accommodation of the guests.
Room and prices on application TO the man
ager at BATEMAN Il CO.,
apS.tf All st, n, W.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Low Rate Tleket to Indlanapolle, Ind.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Is now
selling round "Trip tickets to Indianapolis,
Ind, good to return until June 6, inclusive at
rate of SIG onaccount of meeting Of the Ma.
tiOnal Prohibition Convention.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Inhiun Iinnrhlnr Snhnnl-

Assistant Indian Commissioner Upslaw
Opened the bids for the erection of commo.
dious Indian boarding school at Sunte Fc. n.
NJ. In the Indian olllce yesterday afternoon.
They were rejected, as all exceeded the ap.
plopriatiou of S?i,OO1 hy from $1,000 to 5000.
National Republican., 1888-05-27

For family use no beer Is better than the
Faust" from the AnheuSerBusch Brewing
Association. Try II, and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone SS95. Frank SchWarZ, mana ger
National Republican., 1888-05-27

During q quarrel yesterday morning at Rich
ardN's brick yards, South Washington, be
tween two coloIed employc., Horace Taylor
and Abraham Harper, the latter stabbed ray.
dangerous wound. The injured man wa.
taken to Providence Hospital.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
TotalY.. 9los5io i Total uu.s :,
INNINGS.

Pittsburg ."".... 0 = o o O o. q
Indianapolis.... | o / q 0 u 0 O. .
Earned rums--pittsburg |, indianapolis /.
Stolen bascs-Sunday. Smits, SDenny. Double
-Pittsburg . StrucZMt.-By Morris q, by
Boyle 4. Wild ptel/'Boyle, /. Time / hour
and 20 minutes. .Wi'rcm-, Valentine.
~" Was rf326.-The base ball games
4 ! mnnarrhies vile and Brooklyn and the
Washington and New York clubs were post.
poned on account of rain.
AT BaltnUrc-BaltimOre 6: Gin cinnati. |.
At Philadelphia Kansas City, 3: Athletic, =.
Al CleNelanA-C Cleveland. s: ST. louis. O.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Excursion TO Indianapolis,

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
excursion tickets to Indianapolis, May % %
30 inclusive, good for return passage until
trip.
National Republican., 1888-05-27

IlENRY WARD BEECuIR taught there was no
ment for those who do not provide for depen,
dent ones. Take policy In the Ohio Valley
Life Company, Central National Bauk build.
ing, city.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Monday, (fnnTKTATN May %.
Tuesday, ENIVVTI May 20.
Wedday May 80.

You are respectfully invited to the Eleventh
Annual Grand Summer "Opening'' at the Palais
Royal. Our legitimate patrons will not be re-
stricted as to quantities, but we reserve the right
to sell only piece of aforementioned lots to
each customer.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Total.,., sl3 % 90 . Total. o
INNINGS.
Chicago. 600 I o. y
Detroit,,;'',",..":k o 0 . / o

Earned runs Chicago 4. Detroit :. Two.
base hts-Ryan, Van IIaltren. Bennett.
Gruber. Three.base hit-Brouthers. Home
runs-Anson, Pfeffer White, Richardson.
Double pays-Bcnnett, BrOuthcrs and Ben.
nett. First base ON balls-Pfeffer, Bennett
Stolen bases-Blrns >. First base on errors
Chicago =. Detroit ,. Struck out-By Van Hal.
tren 3. Gruber 3. Passed hallS-1ennett 1.
Time hours and 10 minutes. Umpire
Decker.
PlTTsBUEG, PA. May 2G-The errors OF the
Indianapolis team tell the story of their de-
feat to an extent and yet the game was a
great exhibition OF ball playing. Catches of
McGeachy, Smith and Dunlap We're of the
points Boyle did not catch his gait until well
along in the game, but after the fifth inning
was invinciblc Morris pitched great game.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
THE
Wilmington House,
S. w. Cor. Heck and Central Aves.

), ". Cor. HECK and Central Aves,
House roomy and nearly new. All accom-.
mOdations complete. Location central and
convenient. ShOrttlstanCe from Association
Building and Postoflice, and only two squares
from the sea.
REV. S. II. ASAY, Proprietor,
U.atc of the Rowland llousel,
Roy gS1 mv1i.tF
National Republican., 1888-05-27

See the Sl2.50 mems bargain suits. Else.
man Bros, 9TH and Il, manufacturing clotllers
and tuilprs,
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Marriage Licenses,

see he s. bolgaIn cldld suit, Elsemm
Hrp,, Itl and f.
National Republican., 1888-05-27

, See the $3.50 borsala child suits. E!somau
Bros, 9Th aud n.
National Republican., 1888-05-27
Stabbrd In th. Ten,ple,

See the sl3,5O mems bargain suits. Else.
man Bros. ith and Il, manufacturing Clothers
and tuiltrs
National Republican., 1888-05-27

Order the SUNDAY REPUBLICAN,, only 10 cents
per month, delivered by carrier and mail.