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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18
THE GEORGIA VISITORS.
A DISTINGUISHED PARTY TO ARRIVE
THIS AFTERNOON.
The Merchants Exchange Committee
Ready and Called TO Meet Them Out
on the Birmingham Road-Drive
About the City, Etc.

The party OF distinguished Georgians
now travelling over the Kansas City system
OF railroads and forming pleasant business
and social acquaintance, will arrive in
Memphis from Birmingham at 5 O'Clock
this afternoon. The Merchants exchange,
with its characteristic open-hearted well
come, will take charge of the party and
make each and every member wish his
fortunes were east in Memphis instead Of
Georgia At meeting held few DAYS
since committee disappointed to perfect
arrangements, OF which Gen. II. +. Patter-
son was chairman. The committee held a
meeting yesterday afternoon, and makes
the following announcements:
The reception committee, together with
those who have subscribed to the enter
tainment OF the Georgia visitors, are re-
quested to meet at the depot, corner OF
Main and Broadway, this afternoon at AS
O'Clock for the purpose OF leaving on the
regular 4 o'clock train to meet the guests
out on the line OF road. On the arrival OF
the train the visitors and citizens will take
carriages and drive through the city, stop
ping at different points Of interest and will
arrive at the Peabody hotel at $50 o'clock.
Supper will be served at o o'clock sharp.
Every member Of the committee, together
with those who have subscribed TO the
fund, will be expected TO be OH hand and
participate. All those that expect 10 at
tend are requested to report TO Secretary
Keeling Mt the Merchants exchange be-
fore noon today, so that ample arrange.
nents may be made for their accommoda.
ton.
The following list indicates the personnel
OF the expected party who compose the
officers and board OF directors OF the An.
gusta National Exposition company,of Au.
gusta. Ca:
Patrick Walsh, president and manager
Chronicle Publishing company; j. Rice
Smith, manager Georgia Chemical works;
hanford III. Cohen; ]. w. Ryckman; Jas.
A. Latin, groceries; William Mulherin,
shoes; j. j. Dicks, groceries; Glasscock
Barrett, drugs; l.. w. Deveny, hardware;
ID. Sancken, merchant; j. II. Boutwell,,
groceries; +. J. 0'Connor liquors; John
jay Cohen, broker; VIM Schweigert. Jew.
eler; John J. Maxwell, real estate; Y. W.
Carwell, president Cotton exchange; Jno.
!. Davidson, president State Senate; A. 5.
J. Gordon, produce.
The visitors will have little opportunity
to see all the real points OF interest in the
elty, as they leave Saturday morning iol
Kansas city. A spin in carriages from 3
O'Clock TO s o'clock pm, no matter how
rapidly the horses may be made TO travel,
can only give them vague idea Of the
city's dimensions and commercial great.
ness, but this, with the information de.
rived by them in conversations, cannot
fail toopen their eyes 10 fact patent "a
those intimately familiar with Il during
the past five years. They will doubtless
be 10 impressed MS TO desire further &C.
quaintance, and take advantage Of the re.
turn trip 10 crafty themselves. Should
this be the case, the public will be ready
20 receive them most cordially.
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DIED.

ROLFEs-At residence. No. iGl Robcson strcct.
THURSDAY aitcrnoon, May H. is,s, nj Q O'Clock.
WILLIAM RoiFEs, aged - ycnn.
Funeral will take place from residence this (FRI.
DAY. afternoon al O'Clock. services at ~ Mary's
church, corner Market and Third streets AT aD
O'Clock Friends Of the family invited 10 attend.
eHAfER-At residence Of parents No. 100 Green.
law street, corner u Fourth street. Chelsea, Thur.
day MAY ~, tSS-, NJ 10 ~ O'Clock am, LOrTA D.,
aged p months youngest daughter Of W, n. aud J..
A. shafcr.
Funeral from residence this tFRTDAY1 afternoon
At 20oclock Friends Of the family are Invited 10
attend
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The Dudes Know 20.

ORR they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Lnimcnt cured big head In
mules for w. +. Hunt Of Adaisyillc, KY.
J. II. Mallory, of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind staggcrs with Il. In
fact, this King OF Linimcnts Is invaluable
for man and beast, and no family should be
without II. 10 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store 80 2S3 Main street
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bargains On Every Department
I. GOLDSMITH g. BROS.
special Gard.

Ny business has increased 10 such ~.
mansions that / am ncccssitated 10 extend
store, tear out old ceiling, and put In n
new, solid plate glass front. As this will
greatly interfere with running the bust.
ness during the time the work II going
ON, feel Justified In having a CLEANING
sALg, aud my present fine stock OF
watches, jcwelry. silycrwac. etc, will be
sold out at private. and II necessary, pub.
lie sale. before the work begins, nj very
low prices. Respectfully.
J. n. MuLToRD.
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rates Demiea,,on orowinu.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May ia supple
mentary report wa made today ON the in.
vestigation Of Treasurer Tate's Office. II
shows that $4,000 taxes paid by the Ken.
lucky Central railroad has never been ac-
counted for. This swolls the deialcation
10 $4,000.
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wArcHrs low at Muliord'A

TAXI the Iron Mountain route from
Memphis 70 Little Rock, Hot springs,
aud all points In Arkansas and Texas.
Two trains daily each way, leaving Mem.
phis at o O'Clock am. and 1875 O'Clock
pm. Sleeper Is ready for occupancy at
9 o'clock pm. Depot, Tennessee and CAL
houn streets. II. ID. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Out, wasLe.ha water

Used In charging our sodaiountain, thereby
making our soda water the choicest In
Memphis. fLoYD 4 MoosEY.
2To and 2si Main street.
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To Ner,eu. Wen.

Ifyou will send us your address. we will
mail YOU our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing ail about Dr. Dyes Celebratcd Electro.
Violate Belt and Appliances aud their
charming Effects upon the nervous debili-
iatcd system, and how they will quickly re-
store you 90 vlgor, manhood and health. II
you are thus afflicted, we will send you q
BELT and Appliances on trial.
NoITAIc DIR Co. Marshall, Mich.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
Gent. Furnishing Goods.

80 dozen Percale Shirts, fancy designs, at
Sc; worth Sl.00.
% dozen Boys White Shirts at 2jc.
90 dozen Unlaundercd Shirts, Wamsutta
cotton, open back and front, at 45c.
30 dozen Nainsook Undershirts nj 25c.
80 dozen Balbriggan Undcrhidts ut 25c.
65 dozen Fancy Striped Undcrshirts and
Drawers nj SIZE.
1000 dozen Linen Collan al &c each.
200 dozen CUTS, 4 ply at ~ lc a pair.
500 dozen Necktics at &c n dozen.
200 dozen Boys Alpaca Coats nj 7ic.
900 Seenucker Coats and Vests NJ 0jc.
Boys Knee Pants at 2Oc, Csc, Csc and zoe;
worth double.
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Death Of .. n. wilder.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May lei. D. Wilder,
dircctor Of the Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad, died suddenly at his homo here
today. nj the age Of scveniy-or years.
lie was one Of the largest land owncrs In
this State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18

Nm winslov's soothing syrup should aiwavs ii
uscd for ehidrn fecthing II sDothes the rhllf
sofiens the runs. allsys al palm cure wind cole
andls the Lot rumody Tor diauhUA &c bottls
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18
B. LowENsTEIN g. BROS
BULLETIN
CHOICE BARGAINS FOR TODAY.
We First

We First
Direct your especial attention 10 the
many reliable bargains
WE oFFKR
In Our Toilet Department.
oakley's Elite Toilet Soap &c per cake;
worth Zoe.
fellows Swans Down, pink and white,
lsmall bottle OF extract given with each
box) l2lc; worth zoe.
Liquid Swans Down, cream, pink and
white SOC per bottle; worth SOC.
Judson's lndellble Ink for marking linen
l5c; worth 25c.
Beveled Glass Hand Mirrors, Alligator
back, SOC; worth SOC.
Another lot OF Caswel & Hazard Co
logne, s ounce bottles, Coo; worth
Sl.00.
Next Big Drive.
IS gross white, black and colored Ivory
Ball Buttons, DC per dozen.
This BsrgaIn Breaks the Record ON Low
100 pieces Chambray Batisie, handsome
wash goods in stripes, different widths,
and beautiful colorings, only &c yard.
lust what You Want
We have received one case more Of those
large Plaid Sheer White Mulls at l0c
a yard. Best value ever offered.
Gentlemen, Something for You.
100 dozen well made, plain white, unlaun-
dered Night Shirts. Special good
value only Coo each.
200 Pieces
Red Embroidery Edging, from to ~
inches wide, reduced 10 close ut SC 4
yard.
Ladies' all linen, white embroidered hem.
stitched llandkerchicis nj Pc each.
This Is u big bargain.
ParasoIs.
500 ladies' and misses Parasols, including
Pongce, lined and unlincd. plain Satin
Coaching. all colors, checks npd stripes,
in all sin,s from 10 10 % inches, your
choice for zoe.
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REMNANT DAY at !. Goldsmith 4 Bros

CALL at the Prospect Park Dummy Line
office, Short Third street, for 60-trip book
tickets over their line. Price, $3.50.
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70 REMOVED ny TuE USE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnett's Flavorlng extracts are the
best
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CLocks low a Muliord'A

RrrsrnIso Of drays. carts, carriages and
buggics at p. Cunningham's, Monroe VI.
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RrxSAST DAr at /. Goldsmith & Bros.


Served TO all guests free Of charge during
the summer months at
fLoYD& MooxEY's,
go and 2sl Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18

HAVE your farm and spring wagons
repaired by r. Cunningham, Monroe and
DeSolo. first-class wtvk guaranteed.
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HEAT EHEff,n1IhoR
Pants Our Specially.
CHOICE 0ooDs-PERFEcr fIrs-From $50 UP
Write Tor samples and ,iaie Price Goods wanted
Try U.s.
HEXTER = THE = TAILOR,
sia naIn and aoI,s second SIS. MEMPHIS.
Battery Park Hotel,
AsHEvILLE. N. C.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR,
JOHN 3. STEELE, MANAGER
SUMNER RATES FOR SEASON OF 1888,
xAY. IUsR JULY, AUGUST AND SErExBEa
who" Ono Roo gs, !: Occupied by One
Fer day ,....--...'........ y
icf Ncek ........,i, ~ 70 -
Icf month Of fourwcohc .........t5 70 ~
Whom ono Room, is Occupied by Two
PeTgonsi
~ oal sssssssssssssssss
PEI week ........ ...l.., " w
fof monih.'s.ss'.'.....Ass. 'o ti'
ss-sPEcIAL RATE TO TANliIE4ys
Above Htcs are sovcsboi according 70 location u
roomA rAfior suites shd Mons With baths shtnA
MRS. NJ JOHNSON
To-
has THE LATEST IMPORTED NOVELTIES
IN m-
MILLINERY LINE.
1888 MHlnSt., al Entrance Of Gayoso Hotel
MEMPHIS. TENN.
STANLEY&ANDERSON
-[S<ss@-~=l-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
i AND EMBALMERS.
NO. IS MADISON srRErr.
NJ Il NJ p HIS. T Il N N.
! \. d. srwAaD. opiiciau. at sisiiori'A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18

TnR tcn-cent fare heretofore charged on
the Prospect Park 4 Belt Line railroad.
after 8 o'clock pm, was discontinued on
the 18th instant, and hereafter only five
cent fare will be collected each way.
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0 o o o o o o o 90 o o o o o
C0NAWAYS
SPECIAL.

We desire 10 call the immediate atten-
ton Of COTTON FACTORS 20 the EX-
TRAoRDINARY CHANCE we TODAY
offer them to buy at a SACRIFICE the
best piece OF ground now on the market
for Cotton Shed or Warehouse purposes.
This ground is located just ONE MILE
FROM COURT SQUARE, has a street
frontage Of about $50 feet on Linden and
Spring streets and 69i feet frontage on
the Memphis 4 Charleston railroad. II
Is about 800 feet south Of Beale street
(pavcd), and has two Brown and Myrtle
strects) outlets to Beale street Both
Linden and Spring streets Mt this point
belong TO this land, and can be closed or
opened at option Of the owner. II is alb
solutely necessary that we sell at once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18

RmSAST DAY at /. Goldsmith & Bros.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18
ParasoIs.

500 ladies' and misses Parasols, including
Pongce, lined and unlined. plain Satin
Coaching. all colos, checks apd stripes.
in all sines from 10 10 % inches, your
choice for 7Oc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18
400 Pieces

Red Embroidery Edging, from TO ~
inches wide, reduced TO close at SC a
yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18

Ladies' all linen. white embroidered hem
stitched llandkerchicis nj 25c each.
This is big bargain.
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REMNANTS or ALL KINDS OF GOODS
AZ Astonishing Low Prices.
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GREAT REMNANT SALE
I. GOLDSMITH & BROS,
3is Main street,

TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18
Just what You Want

We have received one case more Of those
large Plaid Sheer White Mulls at l0c
yard. Best value ever offered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18

100 dozen well made, plain white, unlaun-
dered Night Shirts. Special good
value only Coo each.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

'IRTI,I
NYlLnlIl ..
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

No one denies that # is wise to make
provision for old age, remarks an ex-
change, but we are not all agreed as to
the kind OF provision 1t is best to lay In.
Certainly we shall want little money,
for destitute old man Is q sorry sight
We have pi for those who in their
youn or days led wasteiul lie, aud o.
beiog too good Tor their own god "
oet heavily and then, when old, are
Obliged to live on the charity OF their
friends and neighbors. An old man needs
inst that particular kind of strength
which men are apt To waste Many a
"day out" he spends an amount ofmoney
and nervous energy which he VIII feel
tn want of IN old age 1t is curious but
true that DO tie OF champagne at twenty
NAV intensity the rheumatism of three
score. Everlasting the eyes at fourteen
m " necessitate the use of spectaeles Ia
stead of at eighty We should be
saving o. health as well as money, 1t
is the greatest IN stake to Iuppose
that any violation of the laws OF
hea til can escaps It's penalty. Nature
fOrgivss no sin or error She leu
the off nder go for fifty years sometimes
but she catches him at last aud 10 fiicts tn
PUNISHMENT. Save up for old age, blu
save more than money save health, saw
khonor, save Knowledge, save the recol
Ileetion Of coed detds snd innocen
pleasures, save pure thoughts, save love
s I'VE friends Save rich ST. res OF tina
kind OF wealth which time cannot dimin
isa, nor death take away. Waste not
want not
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
siohIE an is all Right

WAsmNeToN, Aug. 81 The Demo-
Gratis in Washington indulge in a good
deal OF ( olish talk about carrying North
western states at the coming election but
they really seem to be most h 7peful about
Michigan, v her. they have an idea that
the Republican party is divided aud that
Democratic succe, ses of the past may be
repeated in November. Whenever the
Demo, rats 10 the ia have been strong
in that stste IL has rot been 70 II UGH on
account of their own numbers, but be-
cause of differences in tie Republican
party. No such differences exist this
wear. The party 1 united as 1t has not
been before Tor years There 10 absolutely
no d vision. The Prohibit nlsts, who
have heretofore been very strong aud
whose vote has achGd as many as 49,
QUO, are not as active thi. year, and theil
vote wi be reduced TO- 600 or $4,000
Other divisions that existed 10 the he
publican party, NEST OF them growing
out of local jealousies and quarrels, viii
not appear ut all this year For the rea
sons given Republicans from Michigan
who uderstanl the situation perfect
predict larger than usual Republican
majority. ichiRan is not doubtful
state in Any sense of the word.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

A EentIs lady, bus strict dlsolph'
MARIAN on beeoming ths tsAohee Of
primary department Of = youDg lAdios'
school. dlnnovered that the Dupila were
bolstaroun, dinorderly and indlsposed 10
heed her requests, which she spoke In .
soik, low hat dis.inot voice. She was
surprised, for they we're daughters OF
rAAnt d, cultivated people, but one day
1t reoesa her eyes were opened.
HPlease miss" said one Of the girls,
sssinR the nrieved look On the teachers
faos. Eve don't mean 10 diBobey you,
bat on dout order Us rs the last teach.
ar, Mics 9 mmtns, did She used {,
hammer tho deck with the ruler, and
shout ~ ua till re minded. You speak
81 gently 10 US that We think you don't
eare 10 We mlnd OF net"
"P1aAse don't cryi" seeing the tears
plisteninR IN the nervous WomAp's eye.
1--WE all like you much better than We
did Miss Sim ons, but We haven't got
used to your lady like ways
The patient, gentle teacher persisted
4 In her "lady like WAYS" and In time
the pupils had learned 10 be guided by
lhsT eye.
TIE aneodnte illustrates how difficult
liz liz for Children who have been used TO
moi y, explosive eoverDm' Mt TO Appre'
hspd teacher Whtse Commands fall ~
gently rs the dew. Servants also RI6
often peIplexed Oy gentle, forbearinR
master.
The late George P Marsh, when &
member OF Oongreas, vas an enigma to
bis WAshioRt.n servants, beol use he
nsver spoSe hArshly - them
An old negro woman, who had beer
a servant In his family for nearly tive
yeArH, was noticed one day stsndtnR
before his portrait, studying It ve'I
ntently.
what are you co'ns?" sAid Mrs.
Marsh.
Laws, missua. Use trying to "a,
lLow mAssA lOoktl' she Answered. 81
pears like Use raid 70 lOtk 81 hin
real
Il 'Bul why are you G'rsid2 He Away
Ispe I've kindly to you
Il "Oh, yes, mlssns, It's j1st thA,l a,
Is eaks 20 us all kind o. quie:-like, jus
IL we'sa white folks. II he'd onl,
10 ear ct us sometimes, and soy hs''
b eak or heads, We wouldn't be 'feaTs
n, way but he's so dI,hul still %
despp =.
Z Then turning away from the poItrait
40 added, speaking to heTself, "Yst
mAssa's deep "a the ges ! Even q poo
, OIeger oAn M AXE that out Bat he zoe
! M lie beAuiifn
A friend on y asked Mr. March Lo'
he managed to refrain from spsA kin
lArt h,y to his servau's
"By al says remembering" he r
oiled "hoW little their poor, mario
lives can give them at the best
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

B!Andsr attacks us from behind. The
bite is rarely felt unless IL 10 malignant
and persistent. Disease, too, often
sIeAis upon US through . vital CHANEL.
Tae sir We breathe ELECTS the luDgs-iI
it be ualAEtous It enters the blood, n 1t
change 500 quickly ln the Temperature
It prod uceS oissNse OF the throat, etc.
Whether Hosht.et's StomRsh BitteTs
10 taken TO prevent or to remedy the
various fOsms Of oiIsAss produced BY
minsms, suoh as intermittent fever,
dumb Ague, ARue cake or bilious remit
tent. It 10 and ever has proved 10 oe on
CdsCtive and thorough remedy ONE
which does not only Eneltorste the
symptoms OF the II adles OF this type
bat ersdicatts their cause. Dyspepsia,
liver complaint, rheumatism, DIRddei
and kidney truublea nre smoDg the
humaBity.t nj citing troubles which Il
promptly Relieves Ani ultimately re-
moves.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

with tho September issne PooK
NEWS (Johu WRnamAksr, Phlladel-
n is) entefs OF It, seventh year BOOK
NEWS hAA long pA'aod the eEpeEimentAl
Al We snd new easily ranks IS the fore
OF publication Of ITS Alnd. The lead
in article is by Julian Hawthorne, vi
dssoiib,s with his usual felicity u o
auAi'y he calls "Atnosphtr ;" In me
iiteTpry art. Tba MOI thly cha win
tie New Books" and the reviews are
fully up to the standards the misoellAny
ia Varied and interesting, and accom-
nanVinp the number IL an excellent
dent q the .ts e. P. Roe
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

I,,AlSI
10 d
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

Two colored m5n viited the henuery
OF Adam Lung, adjoining ktvervieW
osmetsry, last We1nesdsy evening! eno
completely won the friendship OF tue
watch dog, who accompanied iham
about the promises, but luckily, GONE
pArsies rs'urniuR from theatrical en-
teEtaiument frightened them of BY
tiring three shots st them before they
secured any booty.
Too premises OF Mr.. GALLOWAY, VINO
occupies the Told farm, q short die
tauoe from Riverview, were visited or
Friday evening, anu > number q
chickens and . Considerable quantity o
sugar corn were carried of MI Ed
ward Wilson, residing In the SAINT
vicinity, has lost over leo ohiokeni
within the pat few weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

PllllI
srtl Y
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03

R7v. W. H Hsndrioktou, OF Centre.
Vile, preached In BTandywlne u. K.
Cauroh 90 Gu ldAy morning for R'v'
Mr.. Grloe, and 10 the evening he
preached ct Newport for Rev. Mr.
Hama. He will hereafter assist Mr.,
Hanna, and preach every Sunday,
either morning or evening, ~ NeWport'
Star ton or MaTthSilson. Mr.. Hen
Erickson is an earnest lAborer In the
church and through his Efforts mainly
the church at HOokessin Was built, The
jndition Of Mt LebRuon grektly Inn
proved, and Newark Union with cont
Thirty members Vas brought into th'
Conference Although he will have to
travel . considerable distance, Mr.
Hanna will 6nd In him valuable ~
siBsAlt
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
nass nAlL


Ths following Eanss were played
yOStsrday:
A GlCuosstsr, N.J.-Ashlstic, lOi 81.
A New YOrk-BrOOhlyD, s. oincin-
Al Observation-Disclosures. III LOuiS
vile, 4.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
A. PhllAdslphiH-Athls IL, 2; 81
Louis, 3.
At BGlslmOre-BAltipOrs, 81 Louis
Vile, 0.
At Cleveland olevelAud, 49, Kansas
City, 4
Al Bsoskiyr-BsoOklyn, 81 oine!r'
At Phila ,slphis-PhnAIe,phiA, 2;
Al Bostop-B Boston, 2; New York, 8.
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT u
AZ Pittaburs-First RAms-Pitts.
burg, z; Detroit, 5. Second CANT
PiItsburg, u Detroit. 6,
NoTMs
The Phillies play In New York TO-
The St. Louis tried n new pitcher
uaued Mitchell yesterday.
The Syracuse club hAo aligned MO
Clone, lAte OF Cleveland.
5pAidins says the Giants Will viii
the pennAnt.
EsterbTook thFeAtenA TO sue the In
dIAnApolis club for hts salary for TIT
be- Ance Of the ssAson.
Oincinpati play the Athletic to- Isl
and second place depends Oh the Tesul
| Of this series.
Il REQ uirsd Twelve innings to deoid
the Pbilsdelp hia- W ashington game Of
Saturday.
The Cincinnati, Brooklyn game va
eel 81 on account OF DARKNESS on sAsuE
dAJ.
IL took ten innings TO decide the 8
Louis Athletic game on Saturday. 10
900 were present.
Hudson will leave the ct. Louis olu
Septem Der 10th 10 get msrried Vo
der Abe has purchased Chamberl
from the Louisville fot $1,000 10 AL u
vacancy. Tho Louisville people d
very indignant over the sale baitimoi
offered uoIe than that for Chamberlain
Daily Republican., 1888-09-03
61LTIhOEE a UI7IO E1ILEO1
s0KuGukB In TfEOr, April -, 1850
VnInl Isavs S.SlaWATa Avenue DSpef
EAST n,IlIIND.

XNAkHA lM8vS hsNA1N AAN ANNA98 D0NSH
EAST BUUND.
For Phi;udeIphlA and OhOstss, SIS, iN
IS, Hs 90, 70, 10 90 and a11 IL D. M; CO.'S %,
3 S. Is 20, IS, 20, ! 80, - % and o p. :.
On sundIys.T 80, 60, 9 %, 10 80 and ~ na
nj l 90, 3 0O,s Sb,'b 20. Is, . CO.'S % and "
p. m. r,rvrD
For singerly, accommodation, daily II %
4. N.
ospt Sunday 10 =. M.
For OhlcsSo and PittsburG, express, daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
baltimore accommodation, daily 9B m
Ptttsburg, Chicago and st. Louis express
sinseriy aooommoda alton, daily 7 30 p m,
TOR LAHUENEER3,s 10 &, A.Sundei
only, 1l.OO .. m. dail5 ezsSpt Sunday, u
i 30, . 20 p. N. daily.
Trains iopv6 MGsEet Street. Station:
| Ter Philadelphia ass p. n, daily. Roi
1 Baltimore esf. NJ, daily. RcI bAndSn
1 narr ESQ ard ll.o1 4, Nd. daily except San.
day; sloa. N on sunday only a.ss and t.e'
ritssbars. ohi0LgO arc Il Louis szprOU
Tr.,ns ieF NilminStoa-LsavS PEIleksL
pnIh, daily, ~ %, le.oo, sll % ., n, y v
neon. 90, as0, 30, st.sO, $50, So, 10 10
Daily, except sunday, LTV, T.sO $. n.
N.Qss aud 80 p. n.
II Sundays only, Rle m.
Express trsin6A
RATES 70 WEsTHRH FONTS LOWER TIA
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