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National Republican., 1888-06-03
BOTH PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
Parties Arraigned on the Charge of
HousebrealtinE,

Before Justice Montgomery In the Grim
inal court yesterday the following persons
were arraigned:
Jas, Lawson, a young colored man, who
was convicted of housebrealiing In March
last, and sentenced TO six months in jail,
was brought up from the jail to answer to
two indictments for housebrealing. The
first charged him with breaking into the
shoe shop of Chapman Dale, on the night
of Jan. 81 last, and stealing quantity of
clothing, shoes, tools, &C., valued at $50.
The second charged similar offensc at the
house Of Matilda Mason on Feb %, where
he stole two silver spoons valued at $l.50.
lie pleaded not guilty to the first charge and
guilty to the second. lie was remandcd to
jail to await trial ON the first charge, and
will then be sentenced on both.
John Norris, white man, charged with
robbery, pleaded not guilty. lIew was indicted
with John Smith, alias Smarr, alias Swank,
for robbing Joseph +. Willett of S25 and o
pOckctbook wcrth 10 cents on May !.
National Republican., 1888-06-03

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Ezra A. Mathers, of San Francisco,
CAL, and Annie E. Won Motz, Of this city;
Daniel Smith and Annie Z. Chappelle, both Of
Hoffman; Elliott Il. Thurber, of Brooklyn, N.
Y. and Margaret u. Wadsworth, of this city;
Thomas Smith and Emma Green; William A.
Donaldson and Louisa Pitt; Charles Il. Eglon
and Mary Il. Jones.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Total..o., ClO ~ a II Total. lGH 10


Boston...,..,,,,,,,. l 0 0 0 0 x q
Pttsburg. 0 / 0 o 0 o.
Earned runs Boston 4, pittsburg /, Two
base hits--Galvin Sunday. Three'base hits
Morrill,, Wise Double plays Burdock and
Nash; Smith, unassisted; Maui, Dunlap, and
Miller First base on errOrs-Boston >, Pitts.
burg !. Struck out Morrill,, Carroll, Dunlap,
Maui 2, Kuehne, Coleman, Smith, Passed
balls-Miller, Time hour and 40 minutes
lmpire-Lynch
PiILADEiPIIA, June 2.-The Chicago Club
made Its first appearance of the season in this
city to-day and lost a game to Philadelphia,
after creating the popular impression that
they had II well in hand, Chicago did but lit
tie batting outside of the second inning, when
singles by Anson and Pfeffer, double by
Williamson, and wild pitch gave three runs.
In the third Il dropped thrown ball by Farar,
a steal, and wild throw of Clements gave
another Up the eighth inning Philadelphia
had scored but two runs In this inning there
was Il streak of batting FOgarty started II
with n three.base hit. Farrar, irwin, and
Bastian made singles. Wood got his base on
balls, and Fogarty made a single when he
came to the bat the second time and the re.
suit was six runs, Score
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Republican National Convention, Chi
CagO, Ill,

Aside from the low rate TO Chicago an.
nounued for members and friends of the Re-
MIA railroad will sell round trip tickets to Chi.
cago June IA to IS inclusive, good to return
until June ~. inclusive, at rate of Sl6.i5, being
one limited fare for the round trip. These
tickets will he on sale regularly at ticket Of
fees of the company and valid for passage on
regular trains In both directions.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
To BE Used as q witness.

The motion for II new trial in the criminal
court in the case of George Bumbrey, the one.
legged colored man convicted Of endeavoring
TO obtain pension under the name of VIM.
Taylor, yesterday, and his honor was asked to
pass sentence. Assistant District Attorney
Lipscomb objected, and stated that he ex.
pected to use Bumbrey as a witness against
his two confederates.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Total...l 42lli 6 Total. 1881
INNINGS.
Washington ...... 0 o 0 0 o. !
Detrot.....,.,... 0 . 0 0 Xii

Washington ...... 0 0 0 o o 0 o.
Detroit.,....,..... . XII
Earned runs-Detroits o, Washington /.
Three.b base ht-BrOuthers. Home run-Con-
way. Left on nbases-WashingtonG Detroit :.
First base on errors-Wa ashingtOn l. Detroit |.
3. Struck out-By Gilmore /, by Conway o.
Stolen basGs-Shoch ., Irwin ., Brouthers ?,
White >, Twitchell, llanlon. Passed balls
Ganzel2. Double Disqualification Brouth.
ers, and Camel. Time Of game-l hour and
4Gminutes. Umpire-Daniels.
BosToS, June 2,-BoSton outplayed Pittsburg
at every point to-day. The bean eaters batted
only error giving Maui his base on balls. The
smoky Llty boys played loosely in the field,
but. could not have won had their fielding been
faultesS. Boston won the game In the first
inning, batting Calvin AT will. Pittsburg
scored in the third on Smiths single and Gal
wins twO-bagger. Wise Nash, and Calvin did
the best batting. Score
National Republican., 1888-06-03

The great event in Association circles has
been the overwhelming defeat of Cincinnati
by Brooklyn in four straight games, which
has dropped the team from Porkopolis to
third place, Brooklyn going to the front
the second grade. Cleveland has displaced
Louisville, and the Cowboys are slowly
pushing the Coonels into the last hole.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
vosburg's Case Set for Trial.

The demurrer to the indictment in the case
of VIM. Vosburg alias John Lee, for the lar.
ceny of Sl21.50 from the person of John Click,
on March 4, 1885, was argued In the criminal
court yesterday by Mr.. A. A. Lipscomb for the
government and Mr.. A. b. Williams for the
defendant. The demurrer was overruled by
Justice Montgomery, and June lith was set
for the trial
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Low Rates TO Chicago.

Those desiring to attend the National Re
publican Convention to be held in Chicago
ILL.,, June 10, should take advantage of the low
rates offered by the Pennsylvania railroad,
tickets to be sold June Il to is. inclusive, good
to return until June 26, inclusive, at one lin
tied fare, namely SlG75 for the round trip, or
SIS for the round trip, including meals and
special train arranged for the Republican
clubs, leaving Washington al 10 u. m. June 49,
Special sale of Suits reduced to Sl5. Else
man Bros, 7th and Il, the only Manufacturing
ClOthlers and Tailors in Mashlngton.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Bnilding Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: w. A. Kimmell, one brick dwelling
at No. eiO 4 street northwest, to cost $1,000;
John A. Newman, one frame dwelling at No.
1913 New Jersey avenue southeast, to cost
$3.50; Edward Holden, three brick dwellings,
from No. 900 to 9l3 G street southeast to cost
a. 600
National Republican., 1888-06-03

FOR family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the AnheuserBusch Brewing
Association. Try II, and be convinced. Of
fce corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone eS95. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Tot0l.. ;g;lG s Totals 097Iii
INNINGS,
Philadelphia '.,a,, 0 j / 0 8 o 5

Philadelphia ,..a. 0 / . o / 0 9 O. s
Earned runs Chicago, :; Philadelphia, 3.
base hit-FOgarty, Double plays-lrwln Del.
ehanty, and l'arrar Clements and Bastiau
First base ON balls Wood =, Petit Hit by
Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, .. struck out An
son, Pfeder, Williamson, Andrews, irwin,
Clements, Passed ball - Clements Wild
pitches Borchers 2, Buhnton l. Time =
NEw YoRK, June =. 2.-To.day's base ball con.
test between New York and indianapolis was
featureless outside Of Keefe's great pitching
The indianapolis men seemed unable to hit
his deceptive curves while Boyle was hit hard
In the fourth and ninth innings, where the
New YorRers scored five of their six runs
nning TielnRn In sliding to second base split
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Case Against Constable McCuliy Dis
missed,

Matthew McCully, a constable, was tried in
the police court yesterday for breaking in the
door of 2106 Virginia avenue northwest, where
he went with a writ of restitution The case
was dismissed.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Demurring to an Answer.

Col. w. A. Cook, as solicitor for Mrs. Char
lotte L. Barber, the complainant in the Bar
Der divorce case, yesterday filed bill Of ex-
ant, Charles E. Barber, and asked that certain
parts be stricken out on account of not being
answers to her bill and intended to misrepre
sent. traduCe. and abuse the Complanant
National Republican., 1888-06-03

Special sale of Suits reduced TO BIS. Else.
man Bros, 9Th and u, the only Manufacturing
Clothers and 1'ailors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-03

Special sale of Suits reduced to SIS. Else
man Bros, eth and 4, the only Manufacturing
Clothiers and Tailors in Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
his hand, and Foster took his place. The
score
EEwY YOUR r. inPoAs IYDArous n, iBpo.AE
Gore, IT,. 9 0 Hines, cf"0 90
Foster, cf.. I 0 0 0Seery, IT," 0 0 3 o 0
Tlcrnan, Ct 0 / ODenny, 3b..0 4 I /
Ward, ss.. : 0 3 1Dassett, 2b 0 0 . 3
Ewing. c.. 8 1 OGl'ssc'k, IS o 0 2 o
Connor, lb. 0 1 ~ 0MG'y, rf -. 0 o 0
Slutt'ry, VI. 1 . 90 0Estb'k, Id. 0 DO . 0
RChn, 2b., I 3 ODaley, C,,.0 = { q
Kccfc ~. I ! 10 OBoylc, p.u.0 0 4 ,
llutncld,3b o 4 / Il ----
---- Total zee. o i21 10 5
Total. .,, 10 q Il =
INNINGS.

New Yorko.,..,... o o , 0 . o = 0
Indianapolis. o o O. o
Earned runs New York ?. Two.base hit
Ewing. Double pluys--Denny and Bassett
First base on balls Gore, Connor, First base
on errors New York 4, lndianapols2 q struck
out Hines, Seery Denny ., BassCtt q Ester
brook, Daley Boyle Passed ball Ewing t.
Wild, pitCl-Kcefe /. Time-i hour and 80
minutes Umpire-Decker
At BrOuklyn-Brooklyn Is; Cincinnati, g.
At Cleveland Kansas City, 10; Cleveland, IS.
At phiadelphia-St. Louis, 4; Athletics 0.
AT BultimOre-B Baltimore III; Louisville, >
first game. Baltimore, ,; Louisville, / tsec.
nt,1
National Republican., 1888-06-03
a wOman's Revenge.

Special sale of Suits reduced to sl5 Else
man Bros, 9TH and Il, the only Manufacturing
Clothiers and Tailors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Marriage Licenses.

Special sale of Suits reduced to Sis. Else
man Bros, Tth and L, the only Manufacturing
Clothiers and Tailors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
The biological Society.

Special sale of suits reduced to SIS. Else
man Bros, 7th and E. the only Manufacturing
Clothiers and Tailors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
UNDER WEAR.
FOR MEN.

We think the most varied stock In town Is at
the Palais Royal. Glance at the Show Win.
dow, corner of 18th st. and the avenue. You'll
learn. Not only are we Offering Underwear
finished In superior style for the prices asked,
but that we offer Fisk, Clark Y ,Flagg,,s
Windsors, and their New Bows, all at SOC
each. A fair index of our stock and prices
are these Scarfs:
Gauzo Underwear, 25c, 3jc. SOC, Csc.
Uossamer Underwear Soc, SOC, ST.
Balbriggan Underwear, 2jc, 3jc, SOC, Zoe,
81, ,Si.25.
Fancy Striped Underwear, SOC and 81.
Fancy Colored Underwear, SOC.
Atwood Colored Underwear, 81,
Improved Shape Jean Drawers, SOC.
Have We Fast Color Socks &?
YES.
Black Socks we guarantee not to stain the
feet, not to change in washing, not to wear
IN holes. Wehere publicly promise to refund
the price paid u they are not as warranted.
Prices. 35c and soc pair.
Black Socks that are alleged fast black for
2jc pair. These we do not guarantee; we
have sold many, and, as yet, no complaint.
SOC Socks for $50?
YES.
IT'S our strictly cash system that does Il.
These Socks were imported TO sell for, DOC,
They're good value for soc, and you can't get
them elsewhere in this city for less than soc.
There are 80 dozen of them, and they are silk
Finished Lisle Thread Socks, In the very
latest shades and styles of fancy stripe they
have triple toes and heels, and we offer them
for 35c pair. No more when they are gone
Cotton Socks csc, 35c, soc.
Lisle Socks 35c, soc, Csc, 7jc.
silk Socks 75c a pair.
Sterling values at 25c. Genuine British Bal :
Socks with silk clocks, for 25c; all one color
Socks, with double white toes and heels, for
25c; fancy striped socks in the new shades of
49,. ~. Nl..s.
will be to admire them; to wear them will be
to appreciate them.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
WIRE WINDOW SCREENS
AND DOORS.

Now is the time to place
your orders.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Robbinn Graves of FIowers.

Special sale of Suits reduced to SIS. Else.
nan Bros, 9TH and L, the only Manufacturing
llOthiers and Tailors in Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
Edward A. Metzcar,s Party.

Special sale Of Suits reduced to $l5 Else
man Bros, 7th and T., the only Manufacturing
Clothiers and Tailors In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-06-03
REVIEW or THE WEEK.

The W0shingtons have not kept UP TO the
promise of their good play in Plttsburg and
with Chicago, aud have lost four of the six
games of the week.
Still they can lay claim to the distinction
OF having furnished one of the most genu-
Inc base ball surprises of the year, and have
earned the gratitude Of all ChicagO's rivals.
The disability of Whitney easily accounts
for the loss of one New York game, and
had he been able to pitch on Friday differ
crent result might have been reached; but,
after all, two games out of three from Chi
cago is all that any club IN the League has
any right to claim. Daily was called to
Providence by the death Of brother, and
thus his services were lost yesterday.
Whitney is still suffering from the eff
fects of blow received from a batted
ball In Pittsburg, and he refra.ncu
from pitching yesto,day under the en-
press 5;;;sfo VI his physician. The
management expect he will be able to go
into the box on Monday, but Judging from
the past too much confidence In their hopes
may be misplaced. His physicians say that
a single game before the bruised muscles
have recovered their tone may lay him up
for the season, So that practically the
Washingtons are reduced to two pitchers,
for Gilmore is certainly not in form at pres
ent to face any League club, whatever he
may do later. Deasley was in no condition
10 CutC0 OH frluaN, anu " DaN WIS ODllBeu
to let up I'm his speed with results as re-
corded The statistics Of the Chicago series,
however, show the home club to have the
best of il In batting and fielding, as follows:
Runs. Hits. Errors. slSaen Snses
chicagos"...... chis'o.'., ii . ii IL
The inference that seems to he drawn 10y
many from the defeats Of Friday and Sat
urday that the playing on Decoration day
was a lucky accident does not seem to he
justifable, for in neither Of the latter games
have the visitors made as many hits as the
Senators against Baldwin, and the fielding,
except in two innings on Friday, was well
up to the mark.
The friends Of the club who are disposed
to lose heart should remember that since
coming east the team has been playing the
three strongest clubs in the country-New
York. Chicago, and Detroit-and has won
three games and lost four-nothing to be
ashamed of-and three more games yet with
Detroit in which to get even for Yesterdays
slaughter.
Chicago has taken big tumble the past
week, having won but one game In four,
and now holds the lead by a slender thread.
Boston has slightly improved her percent
age, and New York has made decided ad-
vance, winning six games out of seven, hay
a little the best of Detroit. The other clubs
are relatively in the same position. Phila-
delphia and Washington have slightly
gained in percentage, and Pittsburg aud In
dianapOlis lost
National Republican., 1888-06-03
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.

Large size, white, complete" 81 20
Large size, pink, mplete,............" / rs
National Republican., 1888-06-03
ST. Flannel Shirts Worth
so?
YES.

Yes because you can't get them anywhere
else under S1.5O. These shirts will ft you.
and that's n primary consideration. They
come in checks and stripes in exact imitation
of the English all-wool flannel shirts at $3.50
These 81 shirts are not all wool. We've told
you the only difference. You must be told to
know. We have this much faith In these
shirts
WE CONTRACTED TO TAKE OOoO THIS
SEASON
We had to do so to be able to sell them at 81
each.
"P. r." 81 flannel shirts, l'Anglaise,
up. r." St2j Gray flannel shirts.
"P. r. S1.75 Blue flannel shirts.
"P. r. So French flannel shirts.
"P. r." $3.50 English flannel shirts.
"P r." $3.50 French tricot shirts
If we can't suit you from our. stock none
can. Certainly no such values elsewhere for
the money. Boys sizes, IL to Ia inch necks,
Fancy plaids at 15c, Gray flannel at ST. Blue
flannel at S125. All with the new plated
fronts, made up equally as well as the mems.
Lower prices because less material cuttings
from mems shirts can be used.
Have you seen our "King" Shirtwaists In
percale and fannely Please tell the boys to
call and try one on. room for such pur.
poses.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-08
$500 REWARD.

The above reward will DO paid for the rrest
and conviction Of any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing, killing or running OF
altering brsnds OF marks OF any live stocl
belonging 30 any member OF tho Nevaca Live
stekk Association.
Nh. A MASON. President.
Il. 8. NIxoE, Secretary
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-08
PRIMARY ELECTIONS
SATURDAY, MAY S, 1888,

For tho purpose of electing Delegates to the
said Slate Convention, the Primary Elections
to be carried out i'll compliance with the laws
of the StRte.
The following test will bee required of each
voter at the said Primary Elections:
Are you an clector, or " i'll you be an elector
at the ensuing election, and will You support
the nominees OF tho National and State Demo-
cratic Conventions
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
That this committee cordially and empLat-
itaily indorses the Administration of Pres1uent
Cleveland. 1t mas been thoroughly true to the
best interest of the Republic ana the p,nrp
and prosperity OF the country arc largely duo
to ITS Wise ana benign policy with respect to
Doth foreign and domestic matters. 1t has re-
formed the civil service, abolished useless Of
hcos, reduced the Governments expenses
restored many millions Of acres of land to the
public DOMAIN, greatly reduced the public
DEBT, prevented the importation of pauper To-
Dor under contra t. ana hus wisely and consist
entity endC aYored to effect a reduction of the
idle surplus in the Treasury and Tighten
pie.
The line of policy laid down in the last an.
nu3l message of the President for the revision
and reduction of war tariffs especially com
mends itself to us MS n sure guarantee of pros
perity TO oil classes OF producers and of TINT
genuine and honest protection to labor 30 long
promised but never vouchsafed by the mo.
nopolisttc legislation of the sO.callod Republi-
can party.
We congratulate the whole country, and es.
pecially the Pacific Cont, on the successful
negotiation by President Cleveland with China
WHICH cfectunlly excludes all further immi.
grafton of Chinese laborcrs to this country mud
prevents those now here, who may go to China
returning, except in special cases.
We therefore avOw, without hesitation or
qualification, our mistaken confidence in the
wisdom, coulage aud devoti, II of President
Cleveland, and earnestly and hopefully recon.
mend and urge his reelection t. the great of.
fee which he has so acceptably filed.
We favor the exclusion from our country of
foreign criminal ppupers, insane and all Others
who may become burden to taxpayers az
well ms those chronic disturbers of society.
known rs Anarchists aud Nililists. but wa
earnestly protest against the Know Nothing
proposition adopted by the Republican STATE
Committee MT their late meeting for the 'aimit-
ing all further immigration" of persons who
come TO the country for the purpose of becom-
ing citizens, of lettering their condition md
becoming defenders OF our free and democrat
&c institutions.
R.p. KEETINa, Chairman
R-& RuESz Secondary
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-01

The probability now is that Chief
Justice Fuller won't lske the oath Of
office until shortly before the meeting
Of the supreme court for the October
term. That is his present purpose, a.
nothing can be accomplished in the
work OF the court before that time.
The assignment for the circuit over
which Chief Justice Waite presided
has already been made, aud there is
no reason for making a re-sssignment
e W II ii would be regular to do so.
Mr., Fuller, Therefore, cannot be of ANY
service to the government by taking
the oath now, and by not qualifying
he will feel more at liberty to appear
in the Chicago courts and close. so FAR
~ possible before October, bis exten-
sive legal prsctice.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-01
"Ronlllnrn for The scn.nn.

This is the time Of year when the man.
agcrs Of country opera houses come into
the city 10 81 through a process which
they Importantly call booking" Trans
lated, that means the engaging of COM
panies 10 visit their houses during the
approaching season. The smaller places,
OF zone night stands" are rcpresented
by managers" who generally pursue
other occupations, varying from black
gnith ~ lawyer. Their knowledge OF
theatricals Is bricf, but they can argue on
sharing terms with great plausibility, and
they sign contracts with the utmost care
for their own interests. To well known
stars they gladly yield 70, 50, So, and
sometimes W per cent Of the entire re-
ceipts. The smaller companies have 20
10 content with s., 60, and C5 pr cent.
Most OF the minstrel shows, which are
big cards ia the minor cities, get 80 or s5
Uer cenL-Ngw York sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-01
In the senate on Monday a bill W,

In the enate on Monday a bill was
fsvorably reported from the commit.
Tee, creating bosrd Of arbitration TO
settle differences between railroads
aud other transportation companies
and employees. Ii authorizes the Sc
lection OF two commissioners by The
parties to the controversy, a third TO
be selected by them, their decision to
be final with the commissioner OF
labor. IL desired the president may
select another commissioner to further
examine into the controversy and to
report to the president and congress
with recommendations a. to necessary
legislation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-01

Orders will soon be issued summon
lug the Militia TO a Territorial en-
csmpmeut at the Helena fair grounds
neGt month. The troops will 60 intn
camp On Tuesday August 2lst, and
dril for three days. Gel. c. f. Lloyd
Of the First Regiment Of Infantry will
be "a command and all companies are
ordered to report to him. Various
officers will be detailed to look after
d ifferent features, and every detail of
military camp life will be adhered TO
during the encsmpment. The troops
will be reviewed by the governor and
his staff while on duty.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-01
$500 in Cash Prizes .o SSE. .1sz, ,5sv

The Chicago Daily News hasr reduced its price from two cmsO One Cent per copy.
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