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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06
WELLS INVISIBLE VELVET


magic complexion beautifier for face, neck
and arms. Elegant for dressing and whitening
the skin. Unrivaled for theater, receptions,
balls, parties, etc. Unequaled for delicate
transparent wilderness, soft youthful effect and
fine finish. Harmless, does not roughen, draw,
wither, nor in any way njure the most delicate
or sensitive skin. Superior to any powder,
paste or liquid for toning down red or flushed
face Effaces tan, sunburn, freckles, pimples,
coarseness sallow skin, all blemishes and i'm
projections. $1.00 bottles at Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers, or by Express, prepaid
ON receipt of price.
E. S. WELLS Chemist, Jersey City. NJ, VISA.
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Henderson gets off the following,
which is simply shocking: "Why Is a
telegraph office like the theater stage
Because there are so many armatures
there. "-Boston transcript.
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Begin to fight them with Rough on Rats.
Mix with grease aud smear about their haunts.
Rough on Rats dry powder, down the waste
pipe leading from sinks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

WIFE (club night)-Will you be home
early, John? Husband-Ye'es, [ think
so; but don't keep breakfast waiting for
me.-Neo9 York San.
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7 can tell YOU in brief.
V-stIH WI y VI III WIT
What will give you relief

gINt
Pierces Favorite Prescription will soon set
you right"
1t is the only remedy for woman's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments sold by druggists,
under a positive guarantee from the manu-
facturers, that it will give satisfaction in
every case or money will be refunded. See
guarantee on bottle wrapper. Large bottles
600 doses 81. Six for So.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

SHE-What fool-killers cigarets are,
Mr.. De Dood. He-Weally, Miss Susie,
I cawn't say as to that, don't you know
I never tried them WASHINGTON Critic.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

LITTLE three-year-old Arthur was pull
ing the cats tail, when gentleman WIS.,
iting there said: you mustn't do that;
she will bite" To this he replied:
Cats don't bite at this end"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

The success of some of the agents employed
by B. F. Johnson Il Co., Richmond Va, is
truly marvellous. 1t is not an unusual thing
for their agents to make as high as $40 and $50
high as $40 and $50-even more But we hest
tate to tell you the whole truth or you will
scarcely believe we are in earnest Write them
ard see for yourself what they will do for you.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

STRAIGHrEN your old boots and shoes
with Lyons Heel Stiffners, and wear them
again.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

MEDICAL professor Ito studeut)-In a
case which you find difficult to diagnose
correctly, what is the proper course to
take? Student-Look wise and say
nothing.-Epoch.
a AM weary of living moaned poor Mrs
Black,
" For I'm fairly worn out with the ache in
my back;
My nerves are chain
OF weakness and pain,
And my poor head is aching as If it would
crack"
Now don't be discouraged" cried good
Mrs. White,
q Its never so dark but there's promise of
LIGHT.
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IRE h~ to 49, a day. Samples worth 81 so, FREE.
"a ~ Lines not under the horses feet. Address
asSSC Brewster's Safety Rein Holder, Holly Mich.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

The treatment OF Diseases of
the Air Passages and Lungs, such
Laryngitis. Bronchitis, Asth ma.
and Consul mption. both through
correspondence and at our institutions,
constitutes an important speciality.
We publish three separate books on
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| DISEAS.S OF
DIGESTION.

on Diseases of tn
on receipt of ten
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AS HOTEL and INSTITUTE e Buffalo,
OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS

EpfIeptic Commissions, or Fits. Pa
raIysis, or Palsy. LOeOmOtOr Ataxias
St. Vitus's Dance. insomnia. inability
to sleep, and threatened insanity, Nervous
Debility, and every variety of nervous affec-
nv
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KIDNEY
DISEASES.

personal exani
generally be
The study and
examination OF
reference to cor
became famous
in disease Of tn
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sTRICTUREs AND URINARY FIs-
STRUCTURE.

of inexperienced physicians an
urinary fistulR, and other com
relief and cure. That no case
skill of our specialists is prov
trated treatise on these maiao
To intrust this class of cases
is dangerous proceeding. J
life by so doing, while thousan
unskillful treatment. Send
cents in stamps for a large, LII
testimonials.
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| DISEASES OF
/ YoMEN.

already baff1ed the skill of all t
of q full Council of skilled 8
Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical
ten cents in stamps for our
Women. illustrated with wood
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Nasal, THROAT
Ind
| LUNG DISEASES.

Nasal, Throat and Lung Diseases which give.
formation. viz: ID A Treatise on Consumpti6
Bronchitis; price, postpaid, ten cents. "a t
or Phthisic. giving new and successful treat
paid. ten cents 81 A Treatise on Chronic Cat
price postpaid. two cents.
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NERVOUS
DISEASES.

eases with unusual success. s.
different illustrated pamphlets
which will De sent for ten cent
for them is accompanied with |
ton. so that we may know VIII
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- aIIVI Io+f-o no UlIItTs II your SI0ItkttptT
Al. TOWER, 20 Simmons ST.. Boston. Mass.
>z+ ~
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C-UTION.

(Which can My be ascertalneo
scopical examination or the
curative in enc stage or cOnol
Being in constant receipt OF
work on the nature and curaD
style to be easily understood.
trated Treatise on these dlsea
dress on receipt of ten cents i
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matter OF now long Stanulng, or OF WHAT {
is promptly and permanently cured
Abundant references Send ten cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The Standard Oil Company is said to be
shutting Of prod sctien in the new Indiana
OH fields
Fire a. Bloom gton. Ind, destroyed the
Hoffman Wo0lsn Mil Loss. fl0.Jo
insurance - 90
Professor Mars. Of Gsiens, III. has been
chosen Professor Of English Literature N
the University Of Dskots.
The matter of opening ths big SiouT re-
ssr-stsn 20 settlement vii GENE before
The ladisns for fnsi scrioo Saturday.
Labrador s,hsrnsD and tssir families srs
ia great ant Of fsod snd fusi beng leit
desatsls - the failure Of t1s season =
csicn
szitch men in ne Isks shore and VIZ
consin Cen "a yards a. Asb.sBd. VIA. are
o. striEe for az iucrssss Of = cents 5sy
IN -sxes.
Pishurv . Co. the hinnssrol nsillsrs
have diviasd So o o. ihis yesrs prof =
snonE thelr o. lpi0yss io sdeiflon % regl-
az ss ares.
Al kosomo. Ind = : Pruitt ssof rs
-fs snd hsr sttornsv. !. 9. Hloex is9s.
rais fssT 49,. ia oours arrsnsInE pspsTs
IN s6Ivorcs sait
FrsnF u Ison. The 5sfsulting
Csrk - BiT-n 1Essra - ~as = csrs7
% Esesnt - roTknE rs wsT ssck sou1s
a. szexsr - to E.gyptlsn soosrcs-
It : ss~ sd tssf Ck-s Ks.s7 ths 2 T.
hsrt lrd soy vac wn rspsTtec - hsvs
shef siusef sstrr<sT ~afs ksnc 80 =
Fsvelvs. ws sec1ssss>alg ks-1s4 ~ As
sss<A~n
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
sTlLl MISSING.
No Trace of the Glri Lrns Hsssosstts Hs
Tet Eeen Pound.

No Trace of The Glri Lrns BsssoBetts Has
Tst B~en Found.
Tas mothcr 81 Lena b ssonstte, ihs girl
Who 80 mysteriouslY disappeared from her
home a. 3 81 scri5nsr 81. iAst Saturday. was
seen oy reporter yesterday. sRd sns said
81 al Lens vas very quiet girl and had
never gwen trouble either al home or a.
scnool asr teac1ers speaking very veil Of
hsr indeed. She has always lived with her
krsndaotner. Who Ives in ths extrems
southern part Of TIE state. until about ons
Yrsr 1go. when sac came hsrs 20 live with
bsr mother. She ntd never expressed an
i satisfaction a. her s1rruuudings. bat
asd often sid fhst shs vas more con tented
tsrs tha1 vita her grandmother.
.sst Saturday morning Der mOtasr
corrected her for some $ ght misds-
msznor snd scoidsd her. bat The girl
dld not seem Erisved st shat vas sald and
nofhing wss thought OF Il untii she bad
gone. oas wore calico drsss inst she
would not haTs been willing 70 wear 20
scho0l, snd bsr hair vas hanging II curis
scout her head. The as snf aentic trace
that nss been found Of GER IS that one Of
her sCnoolmstes saw her on Elsvsnth-st
palkiox westward. soout = 0 clock Saturday
morDinE. After thst no trace csn ca found
The city hss nsen Thoroughly searched. sad
q officers IN ne neighbcrinE towns have
o-en ~irsd 20 81 "a r1e wstch for her knd
her grandmofher aas oss8 Nrittsa So. 0Gt
70 sn-ser hss IS yet been received.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
Look at These Prices.

Misses Cloaks in sizes 4. 6,
{ and 10 years. reduced from
sl.25, 200, $50 and $500 TO
20 cents for choice.
Misses Newmarkets, former
price $500, take what you
want at $3.50 each.
Ladies Silk Circulars re-
duced from $40 and SO to
choice for $500.
Ladies' Cloth Russian Cir
culars sold at SIS, Is and 90,
for Fair week reduced to $3.50.
800 and 10; just half price.
Ladies Cloth jackets, in
plain and rough materials. at
$40, Sl2 and Sl5. Make your
selection flor So, 81 or $3.50,
as you like.
Seal Plush garments at al
most every prlce, and we wish
to impress this fact; never so
low In price as this season.
In all the new shades and
styles of Raglans and New
markets from the finest
manufacturers, we are with
out a peer in the State. 1t
will be your loss TO buy a
garment of any kind or des-
crlption before giving our
magnificent Cloak Department
a close inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
Wet side kepublIeans.

The West side Republican Club turned
out in full force last night te.their adjourn
ed meeting held at the Front-st. srmory.
The meeting was called to order by the
President OF the Club ST s o'clock, and the
minutes of the last mesting were read. A
motion was made 10 appoint a COM
mittee of three. one from each
ward, as Speakers Com Inittee
to see that speakers were procured
for each meeting OF the club. G. Z. Miller
was appointed from the Sixth ward, James
Cove from the Seventh ward. and Dwight
Goss from the Eighth ward. A committee
of three, consisting of the vice presid ept Is
from each ward. was appointed 20 see what
the ATmory could be procured for TO hold
their regular meetings in.
At the close of the regular business the
club was addressed by Sey ybrant Wesselius.
and many new names were added to the
roll
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
The MASONIC HOME.
The Plans Presented aud Aeeepted-Work A
WIN sson Begin.

The Plans Presented aud Accepted-Work A
Wili sson Begin.
A number of the directors of the Masonic
Home Association held a meeting Monday
evening and listened To the report Of the
Committee on Correspondence and Plans
for Building. consisting Of Aessrs. Watson.
Jennings Horton, Brsdheld and Thompson.
The com mittee reported IL favor OF erecting
a building almost counterpart OF the
Union Benevolent Association Home, on
the present site near Reeds Lake. The
building al present will consist OF two wings
forming an obtuse angle. facing north and
west. The plans have not been drawn, as
yet. but architect OsgOod will prepare them
as soon as he returns from a trip 10 Chicago,
on which he left today.
The report was placed in the hands OF
VIM. Dunhan 10 secure the ratification OF
the directors, which will undoubtedly be
easily accomplished, as majority, if not
all are in favor of . building something
after the plan presented last evening.
The foundatioRs of the building will be
cem mmeRced 40 soon a. the plans are ready,
and they will De finished this Fall. The
building as proposed will cost about $50 900,
and will be about the size of the L. B. A.
Home. The Association has $4,000 on
hand and site. and there is now every
prospect that Home will soon be oailt.
J. ID. Jennings was appointed a So b. com
mittee 10 confer with Architect Osgood.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

The great attraction ia
Grand Rapids the coming
week viii be the 10th Annual
Fair of the w. NJ A 4 5.
Society.
OF equal Importance and
next IN attraction will be the
Old Pioneer Dry Goods Estab-
lishment of Spring d Com
pany, and the big cut IN many
lines of merchandise.
We offer a Special Invita-
ton 10 every visitor TO the
Fair TO make our store. while
in Grand Rapids Headquarters
And we will kindly show
you through our Immense
Stock and Give You Prices
on Dry Goods that will con
vince you that Spring & Com
pany are the leaders In low
prices for the best goods.
At the Fair make our de-
paitment in Art Hall special
visit; it will pay you.
Read this column; it will
be TO your interest.
Tremendous bargains in
Cloaks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Posr Jssvrs. y. Y, Sept. is.-Tbs
heaviest rainfall in years occurred yes
tsrdsy and lsst night sevsrsl street,.
we're torn ND by the food, s8d scores of
cellars wers q ed With water People
living nesr TIE Delaware and Hudson
Cana lsft their hones this morning bv
bosf. Ths Delaware River isvsry niSA sod
= still rising A. D Brovas sav-nili a
tsnnsrT and t~o small dwellings on ysn-
s@rnark Creek. near Milford, were carried
iafn ne Deiswsrs River. sides and wash
outs occurred on tas Deis-.rs ai-isio1 Of
re Erie raj road a. hve different psiats. bur
20 accidents secured aud tie tracks are
naw repaired
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
The CONGRESS OF PHYSICIANS
Opened at Washisgton with Several
Hundred Attendant

Opened at WashisgtOn with Several
Hundred Attendants.
WAsHINsroN sept. lS.-The Triennial
Congress of American physicians. which
convened here today. was called TO order
By Or. William Pepper, of Philsdelphis,
Chsirman OF the Executive Committee.
Several hundred physicians. embracing
some OF the most prominent members OF
tns profession IA this and forsign countries.
were in attendance. DIR. Pepper read an
address of..wslcoms, aud announced the cleo
ton. by the Executive Committee. OF DR..
John ;. Billings. L. 5. A, as president Of
the Congress. Or. Billings, after express sing
thanks for the honor conferred upon him.
read an address Of vsicome. and the Con-
gress adjourned until 8 D. N. At the even
inE session several papers were read. A
long medical discussion took place and at
10 O'Clock the Congress adjourned until
tomorrow evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
BOARDS or HEALTH CONFER.
They Decide Upon ousr@ntins keguiA
uOss for yellow Fever Distriots.

They Decide Upon eusr@ntins KegulA-
uOss for yellow Fever Districts.
NASHVILLE sep. IA conferences OF
delegates from boards of ke.ltb u many Of
the Southern States and Illinois vas held
here tOdsy for the purpose OF discussing the
yellow lever situation. An exhaustive IN
tsrchange Of ideas was had and resolutions
adopted declaring il the sense OF the confer
ence that = tsn-days' detention OF yellow
fever refugees should Is enforced against
those destined 10 points south ci the norlh-
ern boundary of tennessee. sut IN view of
the lsteness OF the sesssn, II - rec0mnendsd
that healthful reisgess, whose baggage las
been disinfectsd. should be permitted TO 90
north of that line without detention. and
that the appearance Of Cns case Of fever IN =
town should not De sufficient 10
warrant quarantine against that town until
other cases have made tkeir appearance, and
IN no case should a city be quarAaiined
against without inquiries having fret been
made OF the authorities Of the place rumor-
cd 10 have been infected. Ii IL urgently
recommended that sueh change should be
made ia the National healtb Service Is
would through proper assistance and CO.
operation with State Health Boards. give
protection and security 10 the public health.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
'Rah for Kinney and Reform.

A letter from Corinth says: "Our Henry
of Navarro, Lyme Kinney. came with his
charming steed. frothing and foaming. to
the little town of Corinth. with the usual
supply of bag juice. two gallons, and dealt
il out to q few boys and simple men in a
barn. Our Henry Of Navarro held recep-
ton there, but before the reception was
over fight took place q. the result OF
Kinney's bug juice. and it took the united
effort of the best element of the Democratic
party, with the assistance of the local
Deputy Sheriff. TO stop the hight. The Affair
wa. regarded by all honest people az libel
on their better judgment of the Democratic
party.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Los ASeELEs. Sept. lS.-Ths election of
officers for the ensuing term of the Sover-
sign Grand Lodge of o id Fellows, now in
session in this city, took place today. The
only changes made were the election oi
General Underwood, OF Kentucky, present
Deputy Grand Sire to the position of Grand
Sire. and Charles NJ. Beesb ee. Of Raleigh,
" C., to the position Of Deputy Grand
Sire. The parade of visiting odd Fellows
THIS afternoon was very imposing, and was
viewed bY sn enormoss crowd. The decor
stions are very beautiful and elaborate.
Tie city 10 crowded TO Its utmost capacity
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
The Standing
The Standing.
The following table shows the stan ding
of the League clubs up 10 date:
UNION EX-PRiSONERS.
In Session at indianapolis They Condemn
Congressman Matsou.

ISDrASAPoLIs, Sept. l8.-The National
Association of Union eI-prisoners of the
War met here today. One hundred dele
gates we're present representing every
Northern state and mea who were in
Southern prisons. The major part of the
day was spent in an exchange OF reminis-
cences of prison life. The Association con-
demnsd Col. c. G. Matson, chairman OF the
Invalid Pension Committee of the House Of
Representatives, for impeding pension lsgis-
lation, and appointed 8 committee to look
after pension legislation before Congress.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President Col Thomas II.
Mckee. Washington; Vice-Prssident. Z. H.
Williams, Indianapolis; Secretary and
Treasurer, l.. Z. Williams. Washington:
Historian, Frank z. Moran. Philadelphia
Chaplain. @. G. McCsbe, New York. The
next annual meeting will De in Milwaukee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

THE Hssuz Sept. ls.-PsTlismsnt vas
opened today. In consequence Of illness
the & lag vas unable 20 stisnd The opening
of the session. ADD tns sseech from tas
fhrcue VS. read bv Prime Minister Van
Hsrnebecx. The speech declares that the
f3r-.es relations Of Holsnd srs of the
frient est ia lfe. The insncss sf the coun-
~ srs satisfactory. and ID increase of
fstanou - necesssry Tie Govern 1snt
ir ends to present bills t0r mod .6cstion
of The constitutional az a rsviuon of ths
Isvs concerning primary etucsti0n for
tbe division of he Errat te~ns into s-psr-
sfs electoral districts for ne regulation 81
he sfor cf children IN factories. sni FOR
q rlcfifcston 81 the sugar tsx. A credit
~ - ssked fer ths CON pietion Of fas
strsaSf ben i1E Of tls navy
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
The KING OF THe DUDES IN "HocK."
y. Berry wall Held by sis Landlord As
Sscsrtty for . Board Bail.


NEw YoRS. Sept. is-Fron Long Branch
comes the intelligence that Berry Walls
landlord has refused 10 lei him d0st back
10 New York with the fashionable tide
which hss set in aimee the close Of he season
"A NJ. Walls sttachsbis property has
failed to mstsrislizs whenever lsgal proceed
ings have threatened him. the hotel keeper
whom he owes for MS seasons board and
lcdzings has detained bIs person as security
for The dsbt. NJ Wall is said 70 bear up
chesrfuily under this lsst financial reverse
In he hope that bis mother will eventually
get hin out Of hook" Mrs Wall is sad
to oe quite Indifferent TO her sons financial
embarrassment and resulting detention OF
the forssxsn Jsrss7 coast. Billy Wal
brother Of tn. KING Of dudes, announces
that Berry must shin for himself in this
UNIQUE prsdicamsnt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

CrvcvNsrr. sept ia special fro-n
Psrk.rsbnrg -. Va. ssys John Wright
= gsmbler. who rscsntiy Moved % West
Ceioa. get into ai&culty With
San Kidd. hs--Asl q thst tswn
Sundsy sixhE Wrght k1ecxsd Kidd
scwn snd -sz eestns aim ~hsa Add
drsw BIS pisfol sad shof NriEhs thrcuzs
tas ceav. m neiciinx whst . thcugat 70 ~
uortsi wounds. <dd gsve himssif NJ hnt
wss rsieasef On bal Wrghs = rsporeed
- hsv- disc of 30 roaaas a. 3 clock
vsszer.faV sfarnooa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
CHICAGO SHUT OUT
90 YoRk wnNs 80 eIrrssusa
Dstrsfs Lesss fss G.nass ffSm Bo.tea
.a4 The Hsssisgtsas Nias Iss
froaa Indianapolis -I Ia.
Lsas4s st.Adiax

CzIcAso. sept IS Filchsr Sanders u sds
q record against the C1lc@z0's today thai
~ 20 d8sR 70 base Dali history a. 0ns Of
lie aaost remarkable games 3f the year.
For ssghg llAlaEs not . ht was made OF
IA dsllvsry and 40: black STOCKING sss
rfst sass. Ia the ninth. With one man out,
sanders Was too .aIiOus % strIks cut
krecs and sent 10 four vide balls Then
he S9t one over The plate and kroct m ads
The sse hit 0f the game Ryan. twenty
sIshlh nan a. Bat struck out
hrocx was b.tlsd hard JhrOugho ut aud
his support vas poor The score.
Ga icaso ..............0 o o. o
fn adel pnia ..-...---1 o Is q - 6
Base Hit Chicago. philadelphia. 20.
tffors-g 40. 8 Philadelphia
hatier @ Knock and FARRELL, sSnde. aud
OicLenls
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-Inquiry at the gen.
eral ofsces of the Wabash Railroad this
morning elected the statement that the
threatened strike of switchmen and clean
ers is of on account OF the Chicago, Bur-
lipgton IL Quincy road having secured
track privileges and stands for its engines
not in the switch yards of the Wabash pro-
per, but ON . division of the old Wabash
system running west from st. Louis. which
was taken out of a receivers hands some
time ago and reorgsnized Independently OF
the WABASH Il Western. The trouble arises
from the granting, by this line, of track
facilities over about forty miles of the road,
making connection between the Burlington
lines and st. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
New York. S. Pittsbarx.I.

PlrTsBUEs, sept. ls.-To-day's game was
tie u al the eighth inning. each club hav-
ing made one run. both unesrned. In the
making single 10 centre, followed ia quick
Succession with singles oy O kourke. Stat
terry. Whitney. keeie and Richardson; the
result being four earned runs. Upto this
time Gentle Jems' had been pitching the
game OF his lite. but two hits having
been msde from his delivery. Keefe, as
usual, when facing the home clnb Was an
enigma which they could not solve. At
tendance twenty-five hundred. The score:
Piusburg . .........I 0 0 o 0 o.
New York ..................0 o e. 5
Base Hits-Pittsburg. =. New York. =
Errors -Pittsburg. New York l.
BAtIeries-Galyin and Miller keefe and Ewing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

fxrfaSsroFls SEPT Is-Twn isrxs dele.
rncns. sns fran Iliscss snd re other
s'sen -ss rfsnifssf The Il eEstss sfterd-
ing ths -eetr re cE - Nsfiorsl Assrciati0a
~ ex pr,sore-s 81 wsr a'so VISITED - Gen-
era TIE 6-ne-sls speech se their ~
er1ef snd s.crnz. maay 81 ths Visitors
vesgine a. ne 6ensrais rsersnce - tkeir
cast saderlass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

CHrcsso, sept is--Jonssbsn B. Taylor
vss today nominated for Congress By the
Democrats of the Fourth nlineis District
tie north wards Of Chicago and ths north
sra ter 81 to~sships IA this county. M.
Tar OF va tss Democratic candidate two
years ago. shsa Hen. George F. Adams
-ss RE .ctsd oT = piurs litT 0f s So. The
Dsuoc1s 81 the S8rfh Ssostorisi District
.Chicssos North Sids and tss tovns Of
axe Nie~ and kvsnstonl nominated
FrsaE n. B@ndscrer for Senssor snd Cap
tan James n Fsrrsll for Rspresstsfivs.