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Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Half-Rates to Colnn,t,,s

Inc Sovereign Grand Lodge, Inde.
pendent Order OF Odd Fell ows. vi i con.
vene at Columbus, Ohio, September ID
10 ~ IL is expected that 1900 mem
oe re-, Including large number of Patri-
srchs Militant viii be in attendance.
The parades and public ceremonies which
VIII extend through the week will be
highly interesting 10 the public as we'll as
70 memoers OF the order. For this occa-
sion the Pennsylvania Railroad Comnanv
vi II sell excursion tickets from Chester.
" iimineton, and principal stations ON
M Philadelphia, Wilmington ard Bali.
IN ore railroad, September 10 to l6, valid
ior return until September gG, 1889. al
the rate OF a single fare for the ronnd
Trip. The universally admitted super.
iority OF the Pennsylvania railroad 4
great systen OF through trains, equipped
WIN coaches, sleeping and dining cars
alording every couven ience to the tray-
eler, coinnends this route 10 the favor
able considerati on Of visitors,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

much service. Now, however, the
emergency has come. In fact has been
present for several days. and the efti
cheney Of these men has been fully
proved. They baye worked day and
night faithfully. and the result OF their
work is shown In the saving Of Q num-
Der OF lives. All honor to these brave
men who risk their lives, endure hard
ship and privatlons 10 save the lives Of
others. They are heroes, whose brave
deeds are known to but few outside OF
those whom they rescue from the jaws
of death.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
N. MGgary { Son,
FURNITURE
-AND-
CARPETS.
q D. Cor 9Th and Tatnall St.
AND
SIG TatnaII Street

Our fall line of Carpets
ls now ready for your In
spection; never before have
we had the pleasure of show
ing such an assortment. We
have to-day $50 more pat
terms to show than hereto
fore. Our stock comprises
the cheap grades to the bes,
and we are in a position to
sell lower than you can buy
the same goods in o t h e r
stores; We say Il and let you
judge when you see our car
pets and hear our prices. As
the best patterns are hard to
duplicate at the busy season,
you would do we'll to make
your selection as early a 8
possible. For the economl-
cal and not over particular
buyer we have a few bar.
gains this week 10 odd chairs
in some cases we have them
two or three alike others onl,
one; as they are all broken
lots we close them at hall
price, in Walnut, Oak and
imitation Walnut with cane
seats. We have also about
two dozen extension tables
TO close at a like reduction
in lengths flom 6 feet to u.
We Can sell you a good ex.
tension table from S. 90 up
wards. These are bargains
that should be appreciated
by you and bargains that will
not soon occur again.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Philadelph ia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY LIST, 1889.

a.. OCLA iht. 1881.
A,a,ns VIII ifAve Wilmington as follow
g, oSiSpai1 ia s.a ,i,. i,,e.Sprsssb 4 ssz s2t sslLi.
~ ~ y q y .aa a !. \ n i |. 4
l4Ss Ssr n, X, "a y ), r as"
az; u = ii :. i:sp "a "a "a "a ~ s.. y.
1ssoR L a. ~ ss1 :: s. ~ Il ,Ss ,ss IA ss
Y si ]. ,%; iiS 10. 2a. ~ isE u u
Eof Wss. Cess.eI, y y Va Z. G:no,,, T. rsu NJ
spaSs a,ss q M M. a6oP: n n. ,n,O.,.
Bsltisnsrs a7d Inferno sdi.ts itssioa. pul.
ssisnSrs raS aaa w .instsn, ns - & e. r. ,o NJ
Tia,ns ior I; % 2; n !, s3d Il SiSa.
,EES" =, nssnes y e 8 q. 4. NJ, R8 2A !"
Gsorg ltovn and X, fcboth. $50 a. m, ~
ssaiord i@'ec @ INN ,datIonl a2sp. N. ,r
HARM gton Delnar, and way sAu9nL w
EIprsss @ ior = R.r9iin Ii ri g.on. % D. n. N. Mi.
kxpress for DYER. HARRINGTON. and Da'
ET,nsiin Ssy sy.ps g aa1I;s. d = Old rO!u. :Os..
iori and Nortois, 40 Night.
nington leIpressl, 80, la 1n,, ,.+
tss, o.. sz, q, 60 Sc7. sa. iin. Ii "
Accom- m odation, ezA 10 "a, q n, Ia 2il
y u, tN. e. as 100S 10 40 and II 1p,p.
1tNDAI 4 TRAINS.
1 ~, tlA m. M ~ bss es 80 IJJp,n
Accommodlfion.s aha "ieia ia 40
6e, ~ 10 70 and 10 Il ..
K. o5 Shs.tsT g. ssa Ss5Rsss. is;.s 10. nn.sn
"a. sA.cggo'%S%oSaaaon. y q 'sI ma l2la iS, d''
Ror New Y oyt ~ ,p.nrs.v, z: ~. 4 90 IA ~ 20
SIS, IL 81 Q, EN.' Nh IN, tSi. Tlh 7@na
p,4op, m.
foi Y est che,,.r. via LAnotin. libA NJ
for Cape Charis... OLD FONT eonfOrt n'
a. kax.e eEste' kirk wood, hiddletoMs
Ciayton. Dover, felton, Harrington, sl
yille, eesfoFdl Laurel and Delinaf, lNus Nsps
Baltimore and washington, 44b, W, IN
., M, IL 6d, sss, s6 81 6. 4?, 7 40p. n: spn
Night. baltimore, 0. 90 I'm. and u ls Ni9n I'M.
Leave Pbiladeirhis, Rfosd street. foI w
minEton (exITessl, $50, 7.s1. 9.in. u,n 4
M, 3bS b,0k .tla, 1. 90. ca, ii.eo. l'@An
IL; ~ ecScaa;,nn,od.,lon, Z, s.sA 10. ~ A. NJ, HALA
0. 10. SIS. 10. " and Mp y: ,-,pser, nam
For furth thsrinformsnon, .tsdcn.
trains m arEed thus 20 are ll@i'0' '>'
cE2s. efHa yf!'eh 4 ehdtta. ~ }E:,.,sS.,I wSspl A.
General hanaxnz esnerAi
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

~ scnqunlo In eiltct May T. iSn
TRAINS LEAVE DEL AVE, ntpnT
EAST DouNh W.
Express trlin4
NEW YoHK, week dnys..l m,
Am. 81! ~. - ", s1ur, - l,p NM, y, ol''laa
NKw fohK, HIinday., .. .o1 Va
sllOs, s2 ~, s5 on, sIE b. m. :" NJ
PHiLApELPHih, Week dnys,'gl3fdieu
| 800, 73, $3.50 9OJ. siU 5i, loS Sw
~ HgS' ~ q, ,gs1 soc Az 'S@, sG, Gi
PHiLADRLPufA,S ,Sundnys, .2l3.s70icaa
800, 10 % n M. si2 ~, ! 90. .2g|, SE, "ili
os, o21, GlO. % ", s35 st52 p m.
SnnsrnR week days. -, 'Is, 6oi6a
,oo - oO, 20 sl0 90 lUgf 4. m,. 'i!E
5o2 55o2 s@ gsS. S@, 10. '3Os. '?l Ga ii,
"a ocIIEsrna, Sundays. % - 20, ss7a.,S
~ ~, q. M. OK, 90 '9G 5M, AZ
zoos, . y. Glo. % u, sS5. 'Jt! D. M.
ATLANTIC CIty, \. j., week days, iOj
voc n, IN, 100. tl205 on Saturday oniyl
~ ~ 500 Dos pi III. Sundays, iOj a. IN.
wEsq BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WAsurSGTow, 80 ss
II - a. m., 2l5. salG. $40 ,sB' Al
dnilyi i0a. mi, s20s D. m. daily cxcSn.
Sunday. MI Many 0A'ep'
Pittsburg, Il 40 a. M; .5.iop m, d,1v
aaiin IihiioAao' - " a. m. $50 p. mi boti
Cincinnati dnd st. Louis .un,
aud IS 05 p. IN, |; both daily. a." L.
SINGERLY ApcohMoDATioH IA
and II 10 u. IN. daily. "'I
LANDENnEnd ACCOMMODATION. week
Gays. q VII 45h.m.,2 IS and . lU u. .ln.i sua
days, 80 a. M, 2,l5 and 8 4Op.Hl
TRAINS LEAVE MARREr Srni.rsr sr.rtnv
For IhiladblphIa ana vnv siit''a,
We. week eays; AO O. Ks. s 30. lbs u. M, IA
ass aasoo,o ~ p' M Snhdavs. 9 % Il. IN; l. 10. ii
, For BaitimSdlro, week days.b 9 30 ~
30 u m;; n % sS ~ p. IN. Sundays, W
or Lanuen berg md wny stations. wa
days, 6 30, 9 q0l II 8j a. nl.i2 2SJ. $50 N I.
Sundays . % u. M; 9 S5. $40 n. in ~
Cincinnati sind St, Louis, ali as q, m.
Chicago IS 81 a: M. daily. except s4r
day. % 80 y. I'd :, daily.
Pittsbnig. p 30 ain. daily. exceptsan
day; $50 p. In., daily.
LEAVE PHILA ADELPais yon wINSaroS.
DAILY, - 10, % Is, 1000, sll ~ y. H., ian
noon, nsa u %. ! to,S 00,s4 10. 40l Oi,0s41A
Daily, except sunday, bIOand 7s
mr. q 10. IS 30'and % y. IN. Sunday only
Telephone No. 1a3.
rA- Rates I'd western points lower thla
Via any other line.
CO. SCULL, 1T. ODELL.
Sehl fhss. Agt. Gonn Manager
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
wAsAsrA xEns.

RIBBONS. {.
Three of tho touch. an d.
60 kinds:
45c Armures ISc.
Better quality asc.
4sc Satin Armures roc.
A new line Of Satin-edge
Moire Ribbons that you'll be
glad to know. Nos. 2 TO
I6, 6 to age.
East Transept
APRONS.
"Soiled," bu { they don't
look It. No matteH the
price Is halt. From q hand.
iul for a dollar up to very
fine.
Chetnut street side, Main Aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
A YnIunbIe pnhlicniinn

The American Agricuiturist for Sen
tember contains a large amount of yalus
bic information, and farmers aud other
WIN fad that 1t will amply repay then
the sum required TO procure it-tLai 1,
10 ceats a copy or $3.50 per year. Order,
addre sed 10 the American AgriculturIst
70 75l Broadway, New York, will meet
with prompt attention. We shall occa-
sioAaliy enrich our columns by extract.
from It's contents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Fires for IaHn.

Many Grcs this year have been started
by wood IRON A Sergeant's coal and wool
yard, foot OF Monroe street Oak. pins
AND hickory wood in large loads. We
guarantee ., 2I0 lbs, ofclean coal in every
ton, screened under our own Supervision
just received, new car load of w estern
oats; also tpe line Of bsled hay and
wheat straw. Central office Seventh and
King streete Look for the blue sign,
open in the evening. Telephone calls.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1850.
AT LAST CORPORAL TANNER hns hee,

AT Last corporal TANNER has beer
obliged to resign the position OF Com
missioner of Pensions, simply because
he was over Jealous in the discharge
OF what he considered to be his duty Il
the old soldiers. The President, In
accepting his resignation truthfully
says: "Your honesty has not at any
time been called into question" The
Corporal did what he believed was right
from the time he assumed the duties
OF the position, and his mistakes have
been those OF the head and not of the
heart. During his brief administra.
ton he has not made any worse record,
and Ia fact not as bad one as his pre-
decessor ''the PHYSICAL wreck" and Il
Is certain that he has shown much less
narrow-minde dpaItisanship. General
Black used his position for all that it
was worth politically, but we do net
remember having heard of his being
rebuked by The Democratic press.
Now, however, these journals have
almost gone into convulsions because
Corporal Tanner has acted in too lib
eral manner toward the old soldiers,
and thus exceeded his appropriation.
Had not the corporal permitted his
zeal in behalf Of the veterans to exceed
his discretion, he would have proved
one Of the best commissioners that has
ever filled the position. While we
regret that his resignation or removal
under the circumstances became neces-
sary, II Is q satisfaction TO know that
he will probably be succeeded by ex.
Commander-!n- Chief Warner, OF the
q. A. r., man fitted in every respect
10 fill the position, and who no doubt
will take warning from the errors of
Corporal Tanner, and steer clear of
the shoals on which he has been
wrecked.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
wlIrnln nrton 8 Northern II. II.

Time table IN enect, june Iau, lS;s. Iina,
ieave Wilmington (Frsnch sleeD a. ionyIs., 1Is,,
For keAdilE, BirdsDoEo, Joanna nPt.,,hHt
neld, WayneaburE junction, Manor c,ys1,si,,
Tamaquh, Allentown, Lebanon MsiHs IA
Vile and AL poiats on the fhil4delgn,an ~ 80
Heading h. H., 100 q. M, q 10 and ~ 4Slp.Esn.u,
For Spring kdeld, WAynegbnrg 59SRe,sdSii
ford ana Dupont's and intermsaiste pola~
2, 90 a. m, z.fO (, 20 and s. 10 p. ". ,,out, Il
For Ooatesyiile aud Intermediate peiA
100 a. m, 40. I. 50 and 5. 10 p. M. 10 5eiai
For West Ch ester, 100 =. M, f''
e'b p p,;v NJ; Al toept saturday aud sunday.
For NV BHidst and intermediate pei.d IA
Q, D. m. aId on Saturday only 81 D." AAs
On sunday for Beading and internneg1iof ny III
points, At 81, a: m. and I;9 ia D. pno,nts int at 50
Z. q. N McoA tysLANn BowNEss Bsis'ss>
n. g..marinttndant Gen Pass AZ.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Ceutral#ClttlrrI,

All the regular services were held on
Sunday and Wednesday evening in the
basement, where they will lie conduc,ed
for thee or four weeks until The i'm
provements to the finish aud fu.pisbin,
of the maiu auditorium are completed.
The estimaied cost OF the whole ia
s2, 500 TO S3,00I.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

A MODEST BUILDING, with two or
three liteboats, a small brass field
piece, number Of coils of rope and
half dozen men constitute the equip
ment and crew of the lite-saving sta.
tien at Lewes. No one visiting the
place would suppose that when old
ocean Iose In its fury, these nen,
with the equipment could prove OF
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Edison's Phonograph, shorthnnd

and type-writing taught by d practical
stenoerapheri Instructions private. Type.
writer students taught TO use Edison'e
Photograph, free. Photographs for rent,
CnAs. q. GuYER, No. 82G Market at.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

Mr.. Geo. 7. Vand5ke and Mr.. b. f.
MeCaDnon, OF our city, were registered
at Turks Head Hotel. West Chester yes
terdAy.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
The Old IkplIuble.

D. A. Powell, Nos. 3oS and go Madison
street, has Goldfish, porgies, butter.fsb,
trout. founders, blAck bass, etc. Oysters
" the quart or bushel. Delivered free
OF charge TO all parts Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market Goldfish. founders, trout,
blue lsh, haddock, sea BAGS, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

Summer shoe bargains still keeps busi-
ness lively at 206 Market street, above
Second, Babcock's Familo Shoe House.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Paper Hanging

and decorating neatlydone at short notice
Estimates furnished free of charge. G
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
For Dinners
Groat Sale or

and oy'er sin every style go to Stoke
502 Kingt sreet.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
"A Cham o 8,

Tin and sheetiron worker. Repairing and
jobbing promptly done. Estimates fur.
pished, 222 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

iie shipley street, and see those e5c. pic
lures ready framed. Everybody likes
them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Important to Mothers.
Goto Yerpcr's.

DiarrhGa and dyseutery are prevented
airing tecthing by Hooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates, or any furthor intor,ps-
tion dehrei, write losibly TO the unieYsi1n.
90, Clearly stating your renienos. WIN
state, County, Street and Hambef. MOI
rapid return mail d9li7sry will be ass1Ssi
~ yo9r onoiOs'nB an knveiope bearing youf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Go TO Baltimore via the n,ao

Take swift flyers from Delaware ave-
nue. station. RouGd trip during Exposition
week, S2.05.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
wilmington Comme,c,al Collee.

"hb'o"So Soiiiielcial college,
And school of short hand ard type
writing re-opens Sept. 2ud. Office open
daily.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
ENGRAVINGS.

Engravings beautifully
framed and resting upon
brass easels, a lot OF tbs m in
the Basement at 18th and
Market streets. They BE-
gan coming in yesterday.
Last holidays we sod the
easels alone at Sc, other peo-
pie get as much now. The
pictures are choice and rich
ly framed in white and gilt,
the usual price to day is s5.
But you can buy our easel
and picture with frame for
So, so, or you may have the
easel for So and picture
for 50 SO. Good choice oil
subjects.
This is another triumph Of
large trading.
Basement, Thirteenth and Market streets
corner
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
IMPORTANT.

Address n. a. DAuPMIN.
or M. A. DAUPEES,
warrington. u a.
by ordinary letter, containing Money ordo,
Issued by all Express Comparies, New Yorl
Exchange, DraIt or Postal Note. VI
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
pUBLIC SAIL / OF STOCK
DRIvATE SALE.

eoyentcen acrea OF land With ,,., -
aii anu nhIh anu other necessary outi0DGl5,, :,
htuhten our inileeh,t OF Lanien6ptg ~
narnen toMnshiY Chester COUNTY. ia. al.
yolnlnR yhhrs hflllngsworth, II. Is Tiort,
hpn anu y. IL. dtneris. One half ne pT,.
chase money mAt remain on u, premise,
.,,,-s,s,, ii, j. BRAMBEREY.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Grand Monthly
Drawing,

AT the academy Of Music, New Or,
leans. Tuesday, October 10, 1889.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 200

100000 Tickets ns Twenty Dol.
lars each: Hnisea so, Quarters
30; Tenthu 81; TWensieshs "a.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Ful iLIO SALES
DUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
the premiaes. Win wea building sln,
noon. s'0n pe''satardiy ai,tmT. y
,o, sEr n. u, 1850.
and slx lots At TwenfY' .a Market ttr..,,
Market streets At i'o' 'cloeEW twenty seycal6 ,as
roe strest wa"g ~ istt on westerly ,iies,u.
Sale at 6.l5 O'Clock 49," VI E'Rhih siresi
0lots, at Maryland ayenue F..
Ioia aitus,ata., .aie ~ s. 20 O'Clock aai
teI' 1,s'.,,,ss ~ Iwenty-scventh ana y.
Monros strss,. W. dnu west aud EIghn ~, ~,
street rars s,,I III ear me ele'tiic I'M y
Tor nIan ~ - oe SOD without fs,ss,.a
I"pnyy,. =, i,v,,ss. iv,s fs posters, or call an 'e
d D. rhihcE. No, 0 ". sewn"
l.. W. stidham 6lsou AM. 70 Gu elHe
-------- - "ee''' "a
PUBLio sALIE EoF HORSES.
We will sell at publIc sAia
hdgemoni Avtnrd ''' A' our stbleias
In the dlty OF ch,s,or
THURSDAY. SEPT. 10. isa
at. Elo'clock Ia n,
twenty head n hotses rrs,, n,J
business Le,ss.i lehvy workers Rrd ,fs,,.
One ciicap tnSie soWe ektra'grod tL4SI
Two ahd four M months' credit,
I.w su,, N0BEhTs > uANNru
Telephone No. isi ,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
BEE HIVE. :"
BOG Market st.
BALLS CORSETS

Bon ed with Kabo an article tina,
NEVER BREAKS. We have
shown you at the Fair, the
beauties, tn c perfect fit, comfort
and lasting qualities of the m
and now ask you to call at our
store and buy one on three
weeks trial and ifyou don't like
it, return to US and get your
money.
Balls Health, perfect COM
fort.
Balls Kabo, a tailor made.
Balls Kabo, high bust, a per-
feet dress form.
Nursing, abdominal.
Balls Corset Waist is nice
for Ladies wishing soft Corset
and Skirt Supporter combined.
A young Lady's Corset
Waist, a needed article for a
Miss from ID to 20 years.
We ask you as a
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
pALTIMoRE a ONO RA1LRo,n

ID schddulo In eil,et MpS q .: IA,
TRAINS LEAsE bEL. AVE nkPoE
EAST DoUNn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
NECK TO NECK.
New York aud Chicago Contendlng for
the Worlds Fair.

New York and Chicago Contendlng for
the Worlds Fair.
NEW YORK, September 19.-AmOng the
first letters to be opened from the Mayors
bag this morning with regard to the
Worlds Fair, were those from two Iowa
siatesmen-SenatOr VIM. B. Allison and
Congressman D. B. Henderson. Both gem
tlemen decline to cooperate with Mayor
Grant, for the reason that they favor Chi
csgO as the place to hold the Worlds Fair.
Following quickly on the heels Of this
came still another Chicago boom. Gov.
Larrabee, of Iowa, wants Chicsgo first
The same may bs said Of Gov. James P.
Eagle, of Kansas, vino names Chicago as
his first choice. The Mayor of Loekport
will favor the city whose residents put up
the most money.
United States Senator John Sherman
writes as follows: II heartily promise, as
private citizen, ss well as a member of
the Senate, any aid l can render to the
proposed exposition, aud hope it will be
made s3 you say, worthy Of ihs indus
trial progress of the world New York
IS the proper place for such an exposition,
the place TO which all roads point, not
only in the land but on the sea. Ia this
respect New York is second only to Lon
do1, and in breadth cf country, population
ard ease of access, has advantages over that
great city, Quite a number of other let
lefs fsyOriDg New York, Chicago aud other
n,infa we're received
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
FOR HAsTY READERS.

The Colored Baptist Convention at
indianapolis has adopted resolutions ad-
vising the cOlored people to seek new homes
in the West.
The Philadelphia Republican primaries
resulted in a victory for the Leeds Quay
gang over Boss McMapes.
Secretary Rusk spoke on agricultural
subjects as the st. Joseph fair Wednesday.
Fifteen thousand people were in the audi
ence.
Forty-two Pittsburg fremen were dis
charged yesterday for incompetency.
Three persons were violently poisoned
by eating canned salmon at Ehzabath,
NJ.
The body Of n well dressed young man
was found in a swamp in Chicago. His
skull was crushed and there were three
bullets in his head. There is no clue to
the identity of the murdered man.
A Costa Rics sailor is sick with yellow
fever in Brooklyn.
Trouble is brewing among the Fall
River spinners, and q general strike ls
probable.
Louis S.rausse, New York banker is
missing. he has recently failed for S22o,
600.
Christian Dsyhl, the aged inventor and
murderer of millionaire Gesswein, is dying
Of consumption.
All the Labor Unions and Brothsrhoois
of the Union Pacific railroad, have formed
a Union Association, known as the Broth
erhood of Railroad Employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
REPUDIATE F0RAKERISM.
Leading Colored Men of Ohio Declare for
Campbell.

Leading Colored Men of Ohio Declare fol
Campbell
COLUMBUS, o, September ia mum.
Der Of colored Democrats from different
portions of the State met here this after.
noon. The conference had been called by
the plain, outspoken colored Democrats OF
the State for the purpose of repudistipe
statements made that they had anything
to do with the Toledo johnson fissco, and
also to bear expressions concerning James
Z. Campbell.
The conference was in session several
hours and the greatest enthusiasm was
manifest. Re olutions were adopted de.
nouncipg the Republican party for its
treschery toward the colortd voters, and
pledging their support TO James E. Camp
bell for Governor. The resolutions in.
dOIsad Mr.. Campbell's vote on the Inter.
Safe Commerce bill and the Barksjale
amendment, and indorses the Afro .Ameri
can Journal as q stslwsrt advocate OF
Democracy.
The resolutions were signed by the fcl
lowing well known coloTed men: II A.
Clark, Chairman, Hamilton county; A. J.
Davidson, Athens county; J. C. Harris,
secretary, Rlss county: ]. Edward Chan.
csllor. Ross county; G P. Reynolds, Ross
county; John Galley, Green county; X G.
Smith, Clarke caunty;J. H Mckee, Clarke
county; F. P. Williams, Franklin county
Joseph Young, Fsyette county; George
Sttvene, Lucas county; Harry Richardson
MONTGOMERY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
Washington News

Secretary Noble is said to be even more
displeased with Acting Commissioner OF
Pensions Smith than with Tanner. Smith
is thoroughly incompetent.
President Harrison denies the story that
he was guarded by detectives on his last
visit to Deer Park.
Commissioner of Education Dawson
shows in his report that the growth Of the
school system outstripped the increase in
population in the decade from 1876 to 1856
by per cent.
Secretary Proctor returned to Washing
ton this afternoon firm q visit to New
England.
Tne President yesterday sppointrd a
large number of postmasters for Wisconsin,
Michigan and other Western States.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has ad-
vertised for designs for new postal card,
TO be submitted before November 6.
Assistant Secretary Tichenor suffered a
relapse last evening, and is said to be
threatened with pneumonia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
League and Association.

At indianapolis s-Indianapolis II, Pitts
burg 6; errors, Indian apolis ., Pittsburg o
hits, indianapolis 13, PittsburS IL Pitch
ers, Boyle and Stsley.
At Chicsgo-ohicsgo 10, Cleveland 10
errors, Chicago 3, Cleveland g. hits, Chi
csgO 90 Cleveland II. Pitchers, TeneF
and Bishop and O'Brien.
At Philsd elpbio- Philadelphia .. New
York 12; errors, Philadelphia 4, New York
2. Pitchers. O'Dsy, Casey AID Day.
At Washington ., Boston
6; errors, Washington g BOstoa 4; hit,
Washington 5, Boston l3. Pitchers, Had
dock and C.arkson.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, BROOKLYN
10; errors, Athletics 6, BROOKLYN > bits
Athletics IA. Brooklyn 10. Pitchers,
Hughes and Seward.
At Lluisville-L Louisville ;, Cincinnati
o; erroIs, Louisville /, Cincinnati 4; hits,
Louisville 10, Cincinnati 4. Pitchers,
Ehret and Smith.
At Kansas Clty-Kansas City 3. st.
Louis 13; errors, Kansas City 9, ST. Louis
,; hits, Ksn5as City 6. st. Louis 10.
Pitchers, Swarizsll and Chamberlain.