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Prospects OF Retaliation.

tBY telegraph 10 tue bl-phtcn.l
ToRoNTo, August 30.-Five thousand
persons assembled at Hagersyille, Onta-
rio. Yesterday to listen to addresses from
Sir Hector Laugevin, Minister of Public
Works. and Sir John Thompson, Minis
ter Of Justice.
The speeches Of both ministers are sig
nifcant. being the first public utterances
of ministers since President Cleveland 5
retslistory threats.
Sir Hector Langevin stated that the
United States fell back on the treaty OF
1918 OF their own accord, and that Can
ada was maintaining her just rights.
The President wanted to stop Cana
dian goods from coming over American
railways in bond because American fish
ermen were not permitted to bond their
fish over Canadian railways, but that
right was given mp by the Americans
long ago in consideration of Labrador
fishing advantages. These advantages
she had and would not give up, while the
right to bond was demanded without any
concession. Canada has made many
concessions.
THE POWER OF INHALATION.
rBy AnElo- American cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, August 30 United Ireland
saws that the rampant American Senate
in rejecting the fisheries treaty gave
England a terrible proof Of the power OF
retaliation of the greater Ireland across
the sea, whose vengeance Mr.. Balfour's
coercion policy has aroused. 1t says the
arrest of the Redmond brothers will in
cite fresh vengeance. The paper COM
mends the action Of the Cork band in
refusing to play the national anthem at
the Irish exhibition In London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

rBy Anglo-American csole 10 the Dispatchl
DUBLIN, August 30.-The tenants on
several estates at Kilrush paid their rent
to-day with attachments OF 80 per cent.
At meeting in Cork this evening GOO
were subscribed to the PArnell fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

lBy Anglo-Americau cable 70 the Dispatchl
LoNpoS, August 30.-Adyices from
Lorenzo Marques, a Portuguese town in
Africa, say that a mutiny has broken ont
among the soldiers Of the garrison, and
that marines have been landed from the
war ships to quell it. Fighting Is ex-
pected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

sspssrstsr. e9Ssassfc.; Ds-sws-r. sAssxc
Corn sesst; 10. ? cesn. fistisej -sps~assr,
liifsfihc. Octskre~sisr. Augus(, 80 WITT
fey steady stti.A Psft-Job loss. tit7ssfis
CuIcAao
Caf0lso August 81 Tho cash 1uOtstioas ver. /.
Flour unchsresd. Va . sprisg wheat e3.s
essc.: No. q red. Esc. No. 2 corn. gsc. No.
2 osss. 3<e. m>sspsrk. fi4gssf Tart.
ss;sa saort-rfs-, f8r~ftNs. ~h0sidser. s7.50
af7a "a stertciesr. ssass-B. Whiskey, ti.2n
Tho isaaing fasurvs ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
neutrality-suspicious.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST

by q thorough knovledgs % ths natural laws
which xoycrA ne operations u digestion aud NJ
t1seoa, Aa6 By careful application q mo one
pr0pertiss q seli-sobest1d Coca, M. kpps hss
fssprpd beverage which may save us many
heAsy aocsaxv biD< IL is ~ Tie tudicioos aso
Of sssh zrrelss Of dies hal . constitution may
BE- exsdushy baflt up ensn ssronx eooagn - re
stss every ssxsaency W dis>sse hasdrvds Of
attach whsre<er mere n a weak potsl We may
eseape many ts<Ai shan ~ scepins ourselves
Yea fortified utsn pure blood and properly
n0uRfsheA frnna. s-(SstLlxvt Cs<fk
nsde Simply with Dof.ing water or milk soid
saiy In hah- pound uss by groceu, labeled
plas: JAhBs kfrs So..
Homoopashse Cnsmissa. Lcoapn. knsiAnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
pnrnen nerence Fnnd.

rBy AnglO-American cable % the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August 30.-Ihe Paii-NaU
Gazettc, in referring to the torpidity Of
the ParDell defence fund, summons Glad
stone aud his late colleagues TO hear the
movement for bis defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
FINANCIAL.
ERv YORK. BaLrIsoax. Arp zIua.
E0Ho srocg yxc8Asdka
Grain. rroviasna cettsa. vsbsosa Tar
psntinH, Resin. fsy. aas
Peanug Esrkssk
telegraph to ,as pI.p..cn.l

INV YORK, August 8a---Tee stock market To-
day was lees acsiye but stronger Than that u
yesterday, While irregular and somewhat fever
ish throughout The news Of The day rss almost
uniformly favorable. Northern fe5nc and
TranscOnanestsl stocks were the features 81 the
trading and by their great stre myth gave tone 10
the entire list Lacks~arns again I'D she ~ AZ
SeI Ina point OF activity. The nsrhes Illustrated
backward and forward all day. and nnally chrst
quio, ana weak 9TH irregular changes, though
advances are In the majority. Total sales, 1884,
0l0 bareG
NEW YORK. August 3l--Sson.--siocfs Dun ard
nrm. Money essy ~ faiN Srchanae-Long,
-, short. ~ Governments dun and steady.
Brsaia1. -ExenauKs ani-t snd strong. Money
easy 81 iai y per cent suo-rreasary balances
Coin. sisSei2.0o0; currency, s2leS.oc. eov'
ernmsnts sseEiy and Grui; per Gems. iea:
~ per cents, iR'.. ssass bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
GnrnierInciaenf CIoscn.

fBy Anglo American cable 30 tho Dispstchl
PARIS, August 3O-rhe officials at tho
German Embassy are satisfied that the
man GARNER. who fred Il shot at the
porter Of the Embassy yesterday, is il
sane. The incident Is therefore closed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

Caught In the act of Robbing store
in West virginia.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 3d.
W. G.. Baldwin, of the Eureka detec-
tives, caught James Walters and Gilbert
Rummel, two Ohio crooks, last night
while burglariziDg the store of the New
River Coal and Coke Company at Ca
perton's They had three bags full Of
plumber and were knocked down and
handcuffed as they came out. They had
planned several robberies in the neigh
borhood, but we're trapped before they
could consummate them. They were
Jailed at Fayetteville.
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ne mad Thirssea Pet Dogs.

10Y teIoKfhph 70 mo DsphIchI
CINCINNATI, August 3O.-A special
from Wellsville, Ohio. 10 the Enquirer
says: William Smalley, an old and &C.
centric citizen. was taken W the county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
BALTIMORE sTOcx MARKEr
RICaKoaD STOCK EXCHANGE.

BLtTivoRg, August So-vrginia e'S, consoli-
dated, %. pastdae coupons. Is; do lOiJs,
i5N: DO. new IS, C5k. Biz to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

THURSDAY August 60 is2S
sALEs-FfRsr ROAED-AUGUsT sa-i.oo0 Rich
m0nd, Fredetcssburs and Potomsc dividend
obligation at lis. i.0l0 do at has.
sAIzs-FIBsr BoAED-AUGUsr 1910 Rich
mcud city 50 (lsgO a. lo7; 10 Petersburg rail-
road at So
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Going 90 Europe.
[By telegraph TO Dispatch.

10y teIegrhpu % DhpAtcu-I
CrrY or MEXICO, august 30.--Matias
Romero, the Mexican Minister at Wash
ington, has obtained leave to visit Eu-
rope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
THE RECORD.
Below is correct record 70 date /:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
BlsF-BAL1 PREsIDEvT's DEATH.

La7h-hhTH Iht5IUI,FI UHAIH'
WAsHNGToN, August Boz. C..
Hewitt president Of the Washington
Baseball Club, died last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Gnnnta Ruchsrest.

fBy glo-American caDIs to the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, August 30.-Queen Natalie, Of
Servia, has gone to Bucharest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
hIcaHoSa August %. 1888

OFFERmG@
WHHAr.-aG76 busheih
CORN. GIG bushels.
OArs.-8,g42 bushels.
EYE.-l2 bOshvls
SAILS Szrosrgo 70 sErHsrLgY
WHgAT.-Whita. II bushels worry good 81 81: 70
bushels fair At %. LongbsrrJ, ass bushels
prime stSis2: 7O4 bushels prime at siO1; - tli-
shells good az &c; 90 bushels commSp 81 9ec.
MED 40 bushSls prims az sL02: L.65o busfls Is
very Rood a. 81; 30 bushcls god ~ 81. short
berry, 2gG bushels pri0e at si.01: $50 basheis
prime az 81: ~ bushels very good atSS>; its ba
shsls good a. CSC: 40 busRpls good at 0c.: 100
bushels good al s5c.: 70 bashess fair AZ &c; ~
bushels common a. SIC. "a bushels cefa5n0n ~
Pc: " bushels coDm0s scrseni1gs) at 7oc-
Total sales Of wheat, !, g52 bushois.
Offerings to-day Of wheat. 5Cfo bushels: same
dny last year, 7.6l2 bushels. sales to-day u
wheat sea- bushels: same day last year, } so
bushels Offerings - far this season, zo9.bl4
bushels: same timo last year. 3s9,170 onsbeis.
Extreme range OF prizes to-day, &c. to H.o2:
same time last year, 81 60 SIC.
CORS.-H bite, 40 bushels prime at Jhc. (:
s2D bushels very good at So. Mixed. sn bashsl N
very COED on private terms. Total sales Of cora,
i,l56 buShets
OArA-Wlntsr. 40 bushels prime on private
terms: ~ Bushels very good at 10. Spring. e
bushels very good az Sc Mixed, no 6EIshels
very good on private terms Total salcs of eets,
40 pushelA
RYE--46 bushels very good on private terms:
16 bushels comnoH ~ Sc. Total sales Of rye, q
bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

Philadelphia
Athletics. .....2 0OOOOO12-5
st. LOUIS. 80 0 0 0 600 0 90
Observation-Disclosures, s; ST. Louis. G.
Errors Athletics. 2 st. Louis, g. Bat
teries-Seward and Robinson; King and
Boyle.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis. 30 600 10000 0
CbicaRos. 30 90 ] 0 0 0 o. /
Base-biis Indianapolis, 8 /; Chicsgos
z. Indianapolis, o; Chieagos
2 Bstieries-Boyle and Myers; Krock
and Flint.
baltimore
Baltinores. 900 0102 0-3
Iouisyines. % 0 / o 4 0 0 0 10
Base hits-Bsltimorez. q: Lousyilles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
.. a.. sAs,.....,t,t

AraUsr 30-haspot steady. Primo SAa3No:
extra prime, 1ks.; fancy. 90: common. liza
sSc.: sheiiod, tssskc.; spaniah. as. factory
hand-nleted. g,.s5c.
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10 > IN HNVi TT THI'
LBy talngraph 70 tho Dlspa.ch.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Word has
been received at the White House from
Eagle Rock, near Clifton Forge, Va,
that the President and party will not re-
turn to Washington until Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Completed 40 TaEeweii Courthouse.
fsr,a..inI felrcrnn 10 the Disnatcnl

LYsGBURe, Va, August 30.-The
Clinch-Valley branch Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad was completed to Taze-
well Courthouse to-day and the first
engine was greeted by big crowd amid
great rejoicing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
IIMR

FLOUR
We quote: Fins. a. 5Cas275 snpersne. t2.75s
Us extra. sl5JAS315; family. t4asA50; patent
family, county, s4.15asasd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
.DRUNKENNEss,
~ on THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED By ADMINISTERING Ia
HAIsKso GOLDEN SPECIFIC

Itcan be ssven IA . cup Of coffee or tee vitn,as
tho kaowfsage II Ne eer.ea esxias ~. soso,
s,-~~ss ...,a vbsthsf ths pascal u . moderate
1890 az "a Alcoholic vreok- Thousands "
oruut erSs have nesn msco seuspsr~te msn vn9
tass tsssa 0okDKS SPECIFIC IN h4r opdos
s.af AIM tns 81 sesa osR fr~s Will ~ Skvk6
fXflx ~ system oaos tDorssHssse vim ne
spscfefc n bsrou,so IN aklsr tzapossibillty for
the Eouox-s ppotfts " exi1k ~ esieby
Va eass hsin skresk
atT-ssAiy k,cA1nessa. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExEcUrED AT 1AR pisPAToH-fkiAT.
lha-AoUAk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

HufuaE p. STACY. 1905 AxpM
NJ ~ MAM Ssrss1.-SeeaA Msy1sogs
rSnIoa VUxNdru Al nadeao y Ne Doa
sstspe svlA esU hiA : utak sps~ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

NEw YORK, August Sl-CNton-Net roceipi',
~ taies: gross rsospis. "a talcS fl-
turss ciOaed steady; sales, 5000 pAirs,
August siLG, September, 81 20. Ortober, 80.
November AMI December. t945, Janlary, stai.
February, g.. 81. nerch. fs.f3: Aprii, fltt; Nay,
a. s.s lima al .futy
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aARrNE ISrELLlsEsCg.
roar W RICHMOND. Auougr %. 1854

F0Kr Or RICHMOND. AUGUST 3D. 1855
ARRIVED
Steamer ARIEL Deyo. Norfolk, United states
mail merchandise. and Iassengors' l. d Iatum.
agent
PORT OF NEwPORr ERwI August 30, Ss
by Telegraph
ARklyED.
Steamship Guyandotte. Kelly. New York, and
SAVED for New YORK, merchandise.
staamshlp CiandebOye, ----, PENSACOLA, 70
coal
sassmship Alliance, Beers, Now YORK. 70 coal
aaa load naor4Aaadise Tor Brazil,
schOoaor {. B. Orcutt, Pearce, New fork, %
load coal.
SAILED.
steamship DELAY, Hall. C0osaw. coalei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
GROVER FISHING.
HOW TIE PRRsTDEETs TRIP TO VIZ
GINA WATERS WAS MAsAGED.
he Sought seclusion and Got It-Cstching
the Festive Bass-To Remain
Another Day.

He threw his lire Into the stream,
Ana trtppe1 II DER rock ard shady nook;
Oh how I DO Wish hat we're neh,
To be caught by dear Growers hook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

COTTON KEPoac
Market quiet
QUosArIoSI
NiDDLNs. i0Ic.
Low AiDDLIsa. 0i3-i6c.
GOOD OkDIEAET, 5 10 i6c-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06

The Now York Press Of this morning
says; Colonel Swords, the Sergeant-at
Arms at Republican headquarters, Weni
up to the Hoffman House from OIL FIFTH
avenue, q little before 8 O'Clock last night
and bet $40, eco even with ex.Assembly-
man Dave Gideon, sport and owner Of
the running horses Groomsm.n and RA.
diant, that General Harrison would win
the national election. Each man posted
a $500 forfeit, and they VIII meet at the
same place to night, between 8 and Q
O'Clock, to choose q stakeholder.
The colonel Is the quiet, gray haired
man who has been distinguished for his
kindness to all visitors at the headquar-
tiers ever since he came here from Iowa.
at the beginning Of the campaign. The
night before last he went up to the Fifth
avenue Hotel with $4,000 certificate
of deposit on the Garfield National Bank
In his pocket There was a gsod deal Of
election talk In the corridors, and too
much bluffinS to suit the colonel. He
began to talk business and the crowd
urged hun to go over to the Hoffman
where there was plenty OF Democratic
money. He went in company vito Nat
Mckay. The Hoffman House crowd, It
appears, tried TO nag him, when 1t YVES
evident that he had only q check, and
made bluffs of offering bets of ESQ, 800,
$500 $500 and 81 $50. Colonel Swords
could do nothing but promise to be
around the next morning at with the
cash
He was as good as his word; but none
OF the Democratic money was on h nd.
Finally Billy Edwards corraled Dave
Gideon. He finally talked business and
offered to put up. The Colonel said last
night, as he stepped into Delmonico's to
the LOYAL Legion dinuer, that he had an
other 500 to bet on the same terms,
and he might possibly raise a third
100000 If 1t should be necessary. Ed.
Hsggerty said later in the evening that
he had $4,000 to put on Cleveland at
even bets and BOB VassRr said he had
rs coo for similar purposes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06

solitude Is tbs audience chamber O
God -Landor.
Praise undeserved is satire in disguise
I-Broadhurst.
The greatest scholars are not the wises
men.-RabelAis.
When a new book GENES out read AZ
old one.-Rogers
Nothing Is so uncertain as the mind
Of the multitude -LiVy.
Be ut for more than the thing you ar,
now doiDg.-James A Garfield
No man ever did a designed injury Il
another without doing greater to him
self Henry Home.
The passionate are like men standing
on their heads; they see all things ths
wrong Way.-Plato.
The manner of giving shows the char
acter Of tbs glver more than the gift
itself e. Il. Chaplin
Diffidence Is, perhaps, quite as often
the child OF vanity as of selfdeprecia-
tion.-Jplia @. &. Dorr.
Ladies OF fashion starve their happi-
ness 10 feed their vanity and their love to
feed their pride Cotton.
The puugency Of pleasure is az tran
silent as the foam that NANTES round liz
brlmming cup.-HenTy Giles
I've never any pity Tor e0nceited people
because l think they carry their co mfort
about with them. George Eliot.
We are accustomed TO discount the
promises Of God in q way that would
utterly dishonor any fellow. being.-
Sarah = Smiley.
Sacrifice helng the essential basis of
virtue, the most merltorious virtues are
those which are acquired with the great.
est effort DE Maistre.
1t is the cultivG tlOn of the moral side
of our natures that has given TO our
people as q nation their great strength
and grand strides.-John X @ Sleeper,
have seldom seen much ostentatlon
and much learning met together The
sun. rising and declining, makes long
shadows; aad at midday, when he Isl
highest, none at all.--Hall.
A nobleness and elevation of mind
together with drmness OF constitution,
gives lustte and dignity to the aspect,
md makes the soul, as It were, shine
trough the body.-Jeremy Collier
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06

The general drift Of public opinion in
the city is that with the rise in tht
price OF wheat there must be q cor
responding rise In the price Of bread
No such rise, however, has taken plAoe
In Wtlminetou yet: though 1t is said
that the pflcs Of ave cent loaves n
Baltimore Warrington, Philadelphia
Aad New York has been raised TO six
cents. A talk with several bakers In
this city yesterday revealed no organ.
izsd action on their part 20 put up the
price Of bread, and without this concert
Of action IL 10 not likely anything will
be done The bakers all admit that the
prices should be put up but they cannot
all agree to do 30 40 there are said to be
some who want to have the name Of
aellinR cheap bread though they may
be compelled to skimp the size OF their
loAves. The general feeling Is opposed
TO hasty action In the matter and the
hope is INDUCED that the present furry
In the price Of wheat and -four will sub
side In . day or two and thInRs will
settle down to old prices. Bakers, how
ever, positively ASSERT that they are
making nothing now ct the present
prices for their loAves, which assertion
is no doubt true II they had but small
prohts when wheat Was cheaper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06
Conlrollsd pz Evil spirl.a.

A Chicago man, while on = visit tC
Nation, Ill.,, suddenly became the VIC
tim of the sic RulRr hAlluoiuation thai
hs was controlled by . legion OF evil
spirits, and, acting under their influ
enos, he danced until O'Clock In the
morning, He then made . wild rush,
ia nearly nude condition, mp the
street TO escape his RhAatly tortursrE,
"but the spirlts outrsn him, and finally
commanded him, ~ the price Of liberty
from their interference, to pluck out bis
eyes" which he finally did with his
hngers. Shortly Afterwards he was
found insensible on the street. He v az
taken In charge by the police, and ply.
siciArs ats mpted to replace bis eye
bailp, but with what tu )ceas IL not 20,
known.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06
AUTUMN In TIE woons.

Every hollow full Of ferns,
turning yellJW 10 their turns,
Struggling brambles fierce and wild.
Yielding berries to the child;
Uakballs tumbling ffOm tho tree,
Heeohnus dropping silently,
Hosts Of Leaves come down 10 die.
leaving openings TO the ky;
bluebells; f0xglovss, gone TO seed,
Everything To death decreed;
Hothlng left Of flowers or buds
such Is autumn 10 the woods.
And 90 is there An autumn known
In tho heart. 1t feels alone,
Fearing it1 best days are past;
Sees the future OVeroAuti
kond AoquAintanoss broken through,
Friends departed friends untrue,
Human aoWofs cold and dead,
Oevorod Dy grassy bed;
dopee, lats blossoms putting cut,
Mlthered soon, Ahd nung about
~ cruel Windsi dread doubts and foarn
FINDING vent Ia sudden tears,
Yes, there 10 an autumn known
To s0mO hearts hus left alone
Yet there's this thought after ali,
Ferns may fade and leaves may iall,
hoaru may change and prove untrue,
An may lOoK ~ these woods do
Though sad Autumn here 10 given,
hprinBtino awaits the lust IN Heaven.
-OhAmbsrI Journal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06

An engine Was derAIled ct New
Haven on Tuesday In an uuiqre man.
ner. While the sWitchmAR Was throw.
leg the switch to let the engine pasl
upon the main track his shirt sleeve
caught upon the switch lever In such q
manner as TO interfere with It's move
ment. Before be could dissnthnRle hls
garment from the switch the engine left
me rails and was bounding over the
tlea The ties were torn up for . d 10
tAnoe OF about 30 feet, but the engine,
which Was placed upon this rails after
sWo houiS work, was not materially
damaged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06


Tbs following games were played
Yesterday:
As PhiladslphIa-Phlladelphia, 81
indianapolis 2.
A. WashinEtcn-wAshinGton, Il
A. New YOrk-New York, 49, ohi-
cago,
AZ Bouton-Bost9u, 5; Detroit, 8.
AZ pnilAdeiphia-Athletic, 81 Oleve.
Az BrOOklyn-BroOklyn, O. Balti
Al A. LOuisvills-oinOinnAH. s. Louis
The Phlllies play the Detroit, club
to-day.
The Athletics play tbs Baltimore olub
this afternoon.
Hudson, Of the St. Louis olub. has
gone 70 bot Springs.
Both Krock and Baldwin will no 70
Australia with the Chicago team.
Casey and Mailman will be the bat
terry this afternoon against Dutroit
9Anney yesterday consented 70 act 90
one OF the umpires In thu world oham-
pionship series.
The Chicago club lost three ssraIRhts
In New York. Anson must feel very
siok by this time.
The results Of yesterday's League
games bring the PhilAdelphiA, Detroit
and Boston nearly even for third place,
the two former having . slight LEAD by
reason OF larger remainder in the Der.
centARe reckoning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06

Hunting season has opsned In Maine,
and the trains travelling from Bangor,
Portland and other large cities IN the
State TO the favsritei hunting grounds
bear evidence OF this fkot Big CANT
moose,deer and caHibou--sre reported to
have spread 0at over much new terri.
tory during the past year. choose
have been seen near BuckspoTt, q few
miles btlow Bangor. and also In Oxford
and franklin counties, where they
have not bean seen before for years,
wbi deer have become so plenty thAt
II 10 quite . common oeourFepo 90 TO see
them on the outskirts Of villages and
towns AL over the eastern par Of the
State"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06

A thousand persons were entertained II
a curious manner Tuesday In City Hal
Park, New York. A stooky brown horal
between the shafts Of small cart, wal
standing on the sidewalk near Broad
way. Atop Of the cart was force pump
A man, who held Q twelve foot bamboo
pole, 10 which was fastened q small rub
Der hose, was squirting thin stream Of
liquid containing carbolie acid against
the trees TO kill the insects. The mar
who worked the force pump told = news
paper reporter that he and his mate went
to all the parks In New York and treated
all the trees to a shower bath twice every
year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06
HerOInea,

May WSiteley and Maud King, aged
Is, graE ddaughteTa Of the oaptaIn Of the
lighthouse ct Point Pinokney, 8. O.,
hays SI,ss. recommended 70 the Ssore
tAry Of Treasury by the Lighthouse
Board - In every respect worthy OF The
gold medals awarded by the Govern
ment for heroism IN saving human
lives. On August 81, AS the rick OF
their own lives, they went out 10 boat
in . heavy gale and rescued three men
and boy, whose boat had been cap
sized,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-06

The nonotony OF jail life In . Florid
town WAS broken by prizs fight be
tween two Of the prisoners. They 0c
oupied different cellP. but the obliainl
Tailor allowed them TO come together Ii
the yard, whore they pun melted eaoI
other, 70 the enjoy ment Of the jailor Ant
the sheriff, Wh1 were onlOokeFs. Tn
encounter was he outcome OF an oil
grudRe, and ct ita conclusion the bel
ligSTents peSoeAbly returned TO thell
cells.