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Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
NEw JERSEY AND INFLAMMATION

NJ EW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table between
Sunday, June ~, 1879.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave wilmington, King street pier, 9. d,
40. . 30 p. m, -, 7.30a. m. arrive Penns-
Leave Pehnssrove g. * U.s. a. m m. i.aA a. r. Il.
g. p. m. arrive Wilmington $50, l0.25 a..
M, AGO. S.SS, sos p. M.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
leave Wilmington s.3i q Is, 200 n, M,
PIE. 7.s0 a. NJ; arr We fennssrove $40, 100,
2.SS p. m, 10 81, sos 4. IN. Leave Penns-
sr We G;.9r go. a. m. 20. So, 7,Ssp y. IN:
So p. m. Arrive Atlantic City 10. 10 a. IN. +,
leave Atlantic ,itv 9. Op. IN.
naea al T a. az oa
tostesyiile, West Chester and all points on W.
Hoat leaving Pennsgrove at $50 a. m. con-
meets with Steamer KeybOld from SALEM Della
MARE lily, New Castle. Also with train from
M1odbary aud all points on Delaware River
BoAt shvirg Pennsgr, we at Is y. NJ, con.
meets with train for Reading, Coltesyille aud
all points on W. 4 N. railroad.
Boat leaving Wilmington at 7.3l, il.3Oa. m,
and I. ~. IN. connects with trains on Della
clock y, M. boat from Wilmington connects
Win steamer ieybold Tor Salem and interme-
The steamer can he chartered for special
mooniish eIeursioas. Apply 10 the under
Upon application from parties ofio or more
s. ~ =. M. and run to Wilmington and North.
ern Pier 10 connect with Steamer Republic Ioi
Cane May, aud will meet the steamer kupub-
lie on its return. Steamer will not make this
| trip for less than 10 people. Tickets from
Pennsgroye u Cape May and return, 81.
Passengers for Wilmington may go on This
trip OF the boat and take Wilmington \ orlh
ern train from Pier. Tare the same as {,
King street. tThis boat Will not run however
| Tor any bnt Cape May parties
A. u. McCArSLAND,
ie2g-eodtf superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

THERE has been a very gratifying
falling of in immigration during the
first ak months of this year, and I'm.
less there is change during the ensu-
ing six months the number of immi-
grants will be smaller in 1889 than for
some years. We think it probable
that this decrease shows we are getting
better class of Immigrants. and if this
is the case il is matter Tor congratula.
ton. There is plenty OF room in this
country for men who come hore with
thelntention Of becoming good citizens;
men who are able and willing to work
for ell such there is a welcome, but We
have no room Tor psupers, thieves, an
archists or criminals of any kind what.
ever. Our country can accommodate
double lis present population and yo,
have room to spare, but We do no,
want any, except those who come
ready and willing to assist our citizens
in developing its vast resources and in
creasing its industries.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

ElI Il, kartb, native Persian, bu' a
Christian convert, addressed so.d sized
congregation at Hanover Presbyterian
church ye terday morning. He spoke
Vi TIC manners aud customs In lis native
country, which he said had population
oi 100. go The printing press, he said,
vas becoming power Tor Z o in us
country. n paper was printed by al
American > 4Ghalti uuu ne thought II
Would become - great Chr stan power,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
ON SECOND, THIRD FOURTH, FIFTH SIXTH AND
WEBB STREETS GREENHILL, GRAY AND
CLEVELAND AVENUES

Two minutes walk the Public School which being
built three minutes walk to the terminus of the Eighth Street
Railway extension which to run to Fifth and Union Streets
two minutes walk to Lancaster Avenue Station B. o. Rail
road where you take every half hour for Delaware
avenue or Water and Market streets for cents.
All ask you to take walk out in this locality and
for yourselves Certainly is in the heart of the city, it
you would have pay mucho small lot you buy
a large lot and build house on it for.
The Front and Union Streets Railway will soon be extended
the Streets and Sewer Department have notified the B. O. Rail
road Company to bridge the streets.
The streets you see being graded pcpara
tory opening them clear through those lots then you
drive directly any of the above streets going west from Mar
ket street.
Those things not going tot donc-as predicted a
year agohcy actually being done and only ask you
come and see for yourselves When all these things are done the
prices matter of will go up and then you will
the old remark Well could have bought such price
year two ago" but usual you may be too late.
Imagine the pleasure and heahfu recreation afforded in the
little garden surrounding your home, nice front porch, shade
trees and flowers fruits and vegetables with all the facilities a
forded right in the city.
Only oneqghth rate house taxed $40 year
west of Union street. only S. per year. All this land high and
healthy. with the purcst air and water.
We have passed title to any who we do not
know to be thoroughly respectable we do not propose to
destroy this locality by permitting objectionable people to locate
Some the finest residences and largest manufactures
the city are located here.
We ask you price land from Jackson street to this
land and you can form an idea what land is worth
The lots being rapidly Sold and predict that when
they sold will never getsuch opportunity again SO
TO save money this is the best thing any man ever done
Put 500 in bank at per cent the highest interest paid
and ten will have about you invested SIo
five miles from the city to-day years would bring
than that So what bring you when everything
being done that make lots valuable Why predict that
invested here n.vc years would bring you from 5000
$500 And this is not eXtravagan this thing has
been done hundreds OF times the last ten years this city Land
that you could buy for So and SIS per foot Harrison
Franklin Broome Rodney and other streets four years ago
selling at prices ranging from SIS to $50 per foot
You need not take word inquire yourselves, and do
miss this sale
TERMo-sIoc cash each lot knocked off ane
IS per month until paid for per cent off for cash. It'll
guaranteed for years back
Hacks leave Sixth and Market at O'Clock.
TEiGS. Nj OdsHE,
i PETER j. FORD.
L. w. STlDHAM & Sons, Auctonccrs. ,ylan4a.mtn.a
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
The Daily Republican,
THERE are some persons who seem
10 think ihAt the colored rAce Is 50

THERE are some persons who seem
TO think that the colored race Ia so
much interior to any other that Ii can
never accomplish anything. All such
will probably be surprised TO learn that
Taylor Beltcn, colored man, residing
at Camden, South Carolina, has in.
vented and patented cotton chopper
which has proved such success that a
gentleman from Savannah, Georgia,
was glad to secure an interest in it for
$50, coo. The machines have been
pronounced a success by competent
Judges, and will now be manufactured
on 4 large scale This same colored
man has also invented and perfected a
self.pumping machine which is said to
be about as near 10 perpetual motion as
can ever be accomplished. This ma.
chine is put into a well, and from the
time ii is started until It is stopped
pumps water continuously, The secret
Of this invention has not been made
public, as e patent has not yet been Sc
cured, but from the rough drafts that
have been made, 1t is certain that 1t is
destined to work revolution in draw
Ing water from wells.
These facts go TO show the rapid ad-
vances that have been made by the
colored people during the past quarter
Of a century. Less than thirty years
ago abou, four million Of this race
were held in bondage, nothing but
mere chattels, hewers OF wood aAd
drawers OF water. They were kept in
ignorance, and the man who would
dare, south of the line, to teach them
even the alphabet, took the chances of
being sent TO Jail for misdemeanor.
But the day came when they were
emsncipatcd. and through the efforts
OF the Republican party raised from
chattels to be citizens. and we now
commence 10 see what they have done
during those few years. Their chill
dren are being educated, and We have
colored lawyers, colored physicians
and see other prominent positions OIL
the stage Of life filed by this onc'
despised race. We very much ques
ton il any other people could hav,
made as much progress in the sam
time.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

The following games were played yes
terdsy:
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn, S; Athletic, g.
AT Cincinnati-C!ncinnAti, TO- st,
Louis, l.
At Columbus-Columbus, /; Baltl-
more, s.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Kansas
City, l.
At Jersey City-Jeraey City, 2; Wor-
AT Newark-Newark, 70; Hartford, 8.
SATURDAYS CANES.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia, 4;
Pittsburg, 8.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia, 16i
Pittsburg, l.
At Observation-Disclosures 4 Cleve-
land, 8.
At New York-New York, s.; Indiana
polls, 8.
AT Boston-Boston, o; Chicago, 2.
At Cincinnati-Ciucinnati, /; st. Louis
Browns, 5.
AT Columbus-Columbus, d Bsltl-
more, 5.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, .; Athletic, 8.
NOTES.
Hailman lie a dandy.
Philadelphia VS.. New York to-day.
Who said the Phil,ies could not bait
Jimmy Calvin was "killed" on Satur-
day.
Casey will pitch for the Phillles this
afternoon.
The London Club has made Johr
Morrill, an offer
Jack Brennan appears to be quite {
second basemsn.
weighing lost another game for Thu
Athletics yesterday.
Wood and Thompson each made two
| home runs on Saturday.
Tom Ramsey Joined the St Louis Clul
al Cincinnati Saturday.
Mulyey's third base play has OF lat
been remarkably brilliant
| Tie Phillies made 81 HRS with a tota
Of Al bases of OF Calvin on Saturday.
| Clements has to date caught NOR
games than any other League catcher.
Kansas City and Rochester have put Il
bids Tor jim Knowles Of Jersey City.
st. Paul has released Elmer Wager
hurst aud Cape May has signed hin.
The Pitnburg Club has purchase
Pitcher Billy Sowders' release from Boz
ton, and he has signed with the club.
Pitcher Peter Wood, oi the Phillies, Q
Saturday received ten days notice OF r
lease. Inc o.her end Of the Canada
battery" Ed. Decker, will be retainc,
unless some club wishes 10 purchase Il
releale.
The Boston Club has offered the Il
diaIapO.is Club money considerable
or two OF It's players for the release
Glasscock. The reply received was th
G!asscOck would not be released und
any consideration.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY LIST, 1850.


Aihihs VIII leave Wilmington ms iollov,
rhi.deipni. teIpressJ, l. 2z t2a.hLu
~, IA ~ i0Gs, iotI u Ias. n" III
rs ~ 20 =; "a 81 i b, q s 3 70 ~ tis
~ q; il . ii Il s 4. b "a sA "a rs IA
Iocoa No dAtion, . 81 oA 7oaAn ma
NV lew Y = F FSS "a a. & sna i9t
li% a. =; y = H Il 4 I %. "a. Is ~ ~ "a
Y or ES;NSis t5e.SsY aud intern, i.... III.
ti9Gsi -: an an m !: ,aS ~. p; q
NIL ~ .. n. and Il i Night. ' N"]
s Bsiltilmore ana nd Rsy Lac -. : 10 RI,
Trains Tor Delaware division !e.ystcf.
t25 .. M, and 1905 Nizht
OfoE-to-n and II liuDjth, SIS a, Sop 10
seaford i'stGrmcd.t,orI o2sp,n,
a. R M; saS f y & Ii m; ston 20 p. NJ
Express fer Dover. HARRINGTON, and Os'
mar, 2M kkht.
ET1 T,si m q, ~. ca.Ils. Old Paat Con.
toTt, and NoTfoiI. 10 Night
Leave rH.l. ss Yresh 'I'st, i9' w
~ e. e. III Z "a ~ a. 4; M so, y a. i H. il J.
\ ; sa.: s 80, "a , ,ss :,s Il !
sunday TRAINS.
roI PhiladslphlAtexrress) z 90, z5,, i?,f1
Wv, II OF a. n, III. e ~ 7 oe snd !. 2 Nm.
10 $.:ts!- ls1R !? }. l e. TO- nu..,
Accom- nodstion. sis q ~. Hiu. IS, %,
Por New Wy Iors ts q: M 2 90, AZ 49, ~
ti5, II tiA. m, Il 70, 1H, saA 's-A y i4l
For Y sat ohestcr, via LAnotin' 'l'l n"
foT cige (pA,Its,, Old Point Comfort saa
NpnS SexeJastie, Kirkwo1i. hldt.sIpTa
SlsytSH pSysT ss s.. and pslnsf, ia55 .s
| RSltimore and Waning ton, 40, a. ! Z
a. NJ, Il q, tss, Az -, Iap,9 s s., Y y
NEE Leave PhiladeipS.s. gfosd st;eeL tor y !.
n, w s.& ia 8 8, ~ lin, ii.o AL
lii Accommodation, s;a TEA. n. lanLaA
90, SIS. lO.G hndli.n NJ. s..,,uksrs ar, "a.
yor fnI, ,s t lSfeto o.sae Re Stallion
" TTain "a No ma artsa TINS q srelisited sHp'si'
yPon which ,, fatst 's-'i' 'h' j. <. WOOD
ca sl:, n Hnassr General sssiasoT AT
Wilmington & Northern Il. IL.
Time liable In eEeck Jait ssHs Aosls AiNI
,esys Wilmington (Frsneh stTestl As !o.i1rii
For Heading, Blrdsbote. !oann1, fpnAg'
feld, waynesUarE Junction. Manor, rSl. Wa ~,
Vile aud all points gu the Phil.selpha i2i
heading n. d., 1.Ao a. NJ, $40 anj % y. q.
For spnDgheld, HsYusshurI J9 a, y ~ !;
Ford and Dupont's and lnternedlAt7 polnA
ZOOS, M, 2. 70, 50 ana S. 40p. n. ,.o,-t, a,
For Coatesville and intermediate pOl'~
7,O0A. M, 2. o. /. 90 and 50 p. Ii. n sa,nd
For West Chester, 100 a. NJ, f''''
90 pi,siiv s1sept Saturday and sunisg.
FOR New Bridge and IntermeciLts g9lon
ei7p. M and on Saturday only - b." '''
in sunday for BEADING and interha ;oi N,
pOlnts, Al d, 6s q. m. and - y. &
Springfield and intermediate poin's - ""
x y. McCAUsLAND, BuwR E!s Bkt -,
puuenntendent- ten tN'''
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

GAN AMoitE X OHIO RAIIno,n
- Schedule IN effect II NJ D
A"AlNS LEAVE DEL. AVE. hl-p,.,.
EAST BOuEp. N-tul,
Express trains.
kEwY oRK, week davasst,ca-
AN. ~ Us, - 81, - o., ~ q !, 0i'Na
J NEW lonK, Sundays, .siP ~,
i!O5, ~ IS, 81 ", 81 u D. m. ~ VI O. H.,
, IhlLApLLrilIA, week duys,.al1.-.-...
..,Ssh -, 81, g1. 40 y, 10 w. n.y.,
81 ~, Us ) IS, sgil u. IN ~ -, CD,
! PHiLApELrlitA SUNDAYS. .a13s-t-r.
wa, ~ - n. m, 'l2 -. / IN. ~. ,
70 ", -, 10, 81 ~, 30 sls2 "a -, 81,
ShIsrEi', week days. '2lS. 'iUs. ;8,f,
i;a5' 80. - %, . 20, 10 20, 10 ifa. H.. i,
/ 705, sSl. - 81 y. M. - ''' ''l,
~ CHESTER. sundnys.s 21s..50 5,GB-.,a..
10 q, u. M. sl20s, lo0, .25,, s.,",,t
ArLANiic Cirv, \ j.. We, iu'
eD 4. NJ. To-. ti2.uS on sat.r,',, ~
sSs' 500, aus p m. Sundays, aoj a. 5n
pALr,nonr WEST BOUND.
Cn, H. a. N. 2i5, 'l4H, $50. ','st'' "
Sunday. 4" ~ u'i'Y eAscg.
ritti;Gars IS 20 a. m; 5loand =.
| daily. ~ MS La
tinc'nhnu ana ST Louis tllG,
hliu 'eW T. M both utliJ.
oihHhhi At,"N NOTATION, 10 r.,
una II " ID. ~. DAILY. ''4-
Z, - T., = nE," A'toMNonsTlov rsa,
! uilys' h'lu'll - am g. ana so MIN. 81. =
ury >, v ~ u. ~. 20 and . s1r.in
1NAlN1 Leave MAEKET srulET STATION
f3r ihilidclphta ANA wa sr.,..',
~" ~ uuNs; o ou. 70. 10. H. n H.. mi
100 90 y M sundays, q u IL. nal. IA % =
90 p, ni,,,,,,,, N'
or bnltlln y, ., week dnysi o.. q, -,
- 80 ~ ~. q 'm J.. m. suu3.y.. ,3
~ ~ W.. p,",,I % ~ pm
49, -" a "a ~ n *, !, Why stt,1. ror;
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

The anti Chicago dressed meat bill
Which vas before tie Legislatures OF
ssyara! states last winter; and which
was passed by several Of them, will be
taken before the Supreme Court of tie
United States 10 ttst iis constitution
atty This act prohibits the bringing
of dressed beef from one state to
another, and rs this is en- interference
with interslGtc Commerce il l. claimed
to be unconstitutional. IN ret Of this
kind was pal, SGD by the Legislature o!
Indiana, aud couf. OF that state has
now decided that it is unconstitutional.
The cuse will be taRen 10 tie Supreme
Court on the Minnesota act, and thost
interested will watch with considerable
concern the action of the highest iesa
authority in this country Tor the de
Csion. II the law should be decuIeC
constitutional, it will not be many
years before Chicago beef will be
thing of the past. but if on the othe
hand II is decided as unconstitutional
our farmers will be compelled to en-
tirely cease raising beef cattle.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

has assented to this, and 1t is probable
that in the next campaign the Demo-
Gratis of Virginia will find that they
have TO face a thoroughly organized
and united foe. II the Republican
party in that State will unite and re-
main so, Virginia viii be as sale for
the party as PennsYlYania.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
C. WORRELl-,
5fH End SHIPLEY Sis.

II you need any towels
(and who don'D, lock at our
big purchase Of these goods
l0c, l2c. zoe, 25c, in Huck
and Damask bath, l2lc, Csc
and SOC, in Turkish bath.
For size and qualify, they
arethe best loT the money
We know OF.
Mosquito Canopies and
Hammocks in full aesoft
ment--Porch ChaIfs re-
duced to close the season.
G WOBRELL,
iy.9-gt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
AMUSENIENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
OMH'0
VACATION
EXCURalONS
All Travelling Expenses Included
I AUGUST TOURS

Parties will leave PhiiAdelphis on different
dates In August for excursions OF from eight
to sixteen days, with visits q the leading re-
sorta OF New En- gland, Canada and the Middle
states, including the Hudson River, Saratoga,
Lake George, Lake ttamplain, Ausahle
JhHsIn, Montreal, the ST. Lawrence and SAgue-
nay Rivers, Quebec, Falls OF Montmorenci,
Lake MemPhremhgog. LAKE ST, JonN AND
THE suRH0ukptNG WILDERNESS, the Lehigh
Valley, Maueh Chunk. the Vale OF wyoming,
Watkins Glen. Niagara Falls, the thousand
Islands, the Greea Mountains, ete.
BIZ oSD AND LAST 1oUR to rIE YELLOW.
STONE NATIONAL rAHR- eptemOcr 9.
FNCCHsGoNs To THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
AND CALIFORNIA September and October Il
EXCURSIONS DIHKCT To Sut rHERS CALI
FoRNI A-septelnbur and Uctoher IA.
ss-send for descriptive circulars, designat-
ing whether the book of Seven August
Trips, " the 6ellowltone National Park Tour,
or the CAliforuik Excursions 10 desired.
RAYMOND & wHITCOMB, III South
Ninth Street under Continental
Hotel, PhllRdclphiR,Pu. I6eod3t
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

EEMEhHER tnAt the payment Of
HkTA0kAL BkNMk OF Rev Ofissns,
AMI tie Ti(.sts are siknod by tho PROM
itnt OF 40 Instltution, whose cbEFtsrs 81
riEhts arr rscos ,sod In tbs highest 0ourts,
therefore, bsuaro Of all limitations Oh I'D
oyaouB snnaEoR
CINE DOLLAR IS the prios OF the small
est part or irAstlon OF Eiczet 1854 nd
BY III in any Drawing. Anything in oui
name oaeIsd for Ices thkn . Dollar Is swim
die.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

pUBLlC SALE
l. -OF-
REAL ESTATE
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
L will sell at public sale, on the premises, at
ElAln, Delaware County, Pa, all my real es-
ta.e and personal property,
ON TUESDAY. JULY 80, 1850,
att O'Clock D. m, sbArp,


Consisting Of nine acres o { ground of excellent
quality, beautifully located and convenient TO
schools and churches, mile from Brandy Wine
summit station, and Ave minutes Walk from
the Brandywine summit camp ground. The
improvements consist Of three frame houses,
with STA rooms In each, with pOrches, hatk
kitchens, and we'll VI good water in eAeh XII
chen; new wheelwright and blacksmith chops,
doing u paying business frame barn and she'd
dug, grain house and otOer outbulldinss.
There Is abundance OF fruit, such rs cherries,
graves, apples, pears OF the, choicest KIND,
peaehet, plans, aprlcots, and three trees OF
English walnuts, bearing frsit. Terms easy,
Also on the same day on the premises Will
sell nll my personal property, consisting OF !
horse, thoroughbred Jersey COW, lot or
chickens, 1 two-sehted eItension-top phHton,
Germantown carriage, nearly newi mill
wagon, farm wagon, buggy, 2 sets Of new
running gears, l 7-seattd twell-body sleigh,
single swell-hody sleighs, butchers sleigh
All of the above slelshs are new. Also stock
and tools In wheelwright and blacksmith
shops; lumber, and many other articles.
1erms-All sums u der t25 cash; on all over
that amount = credit of four months, On .pur-
chaser giving u bankAble note with approved
security. CHARLES II. WILLIAMS.
Jyl7-S.d-2tw
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
LIST OF PRIZES
AGENTS WANTED.

Fer Ulub Rates. or any further iniormA-
ton DESIRED, write losibly to tho undeEsign.
cd, Clearly stating your residence, with
St5te, County, street ami Number. More
rapid return mEil delivery will DO assured
BY yOur enclosing an Envelope bearing jour
full adiISa
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, July K 1851.
TeIa C0rseks.
These Corsets illustrate
the value of our trade ser
vice, In the old-fashioned
way the sequence was mi anu
feclurer, importer, job Der,
retailer, consumer. All
changed now. The I'm.
porter absorbed the jobber,
the great retailer abs orbs
both. The leila Corset
case stands thus: Paris
manufacturer, Wanama ktr,
you. And that's the why
Of the prices.
IS cents. White Hait c coatiI. ct ny OF
{, Heavy bones, heavy Coutil,
Pi' white orgray.
d, For Summer, light stays, open
Pi' check muslin; very cool.
&,o Fine French sateen, white,
% So' pink, blue, trimmed with
silk needlework and lace.
The trademark "Tella" Is
to be established on the
basis 1t deserves. We k now
how slowly a new C rset
name progresses In public
favor. We overcome that
by the prices, which are
made lower tor the single
Corset than you could i'm.
pert them for by thousa nds.
The "Tella" sold only at
WaNaDsaker's wins its way
by the la, gest value al the
smallest cost.
Second floor, first gallery, Juniper street
side.
253 choice engraving 8 go
down this morning from 81
to So. Frames white and
gold, French glass. Tor
chon mats, excellent sub
jects in large variety, fine
prints. How you can put
a touch OF equal beau ty In
your homo for so littlep
Do you catch the new
movement In the Art DE.
partment?
Basement, Market stree; side.
There is an agitatio on in
fax. The Damask Towels
22x43 inches, at ~ cents,
are still stirring; a twin bar
gain near by to-day: heavy
Damask Towels, red boz
ders, 22sx45 inches, a t &c
cents from 40. One-f ourtl
4 off Is a big cut on line ns.
This Is the period TO r lin
en- bedclothing. You $ houl'
see the new Bolster anc
! Pillow Cases and Sheet
from Flanders and France
Main Aisle, near Transept
0 JOHN WANAMAItER
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
THE Smyrna Record says:

at hos not occurred to Us before this
70 ask OF any OF our Republican comtem-
poraries for the Information but we trust
81 is not too late to do so now. Please to
Tell us why Judge" Fisher was appoint
ed auditor, and why Knowles was ap-
pointed consult Is It on the ground Of
peculiar fitness, or Of peculiar servicel
Aud, say, while you arc answering, If
you dare or care to, please to say whether
you approve OF the appointments or not.
It certainly seems strange that II did
not occur to the Record TO ask this
question long ago, and the only reason
that we can assign is the fact that il
must have known that both Of these sp
pointments are eminently proper ard
fitting. The reason why Judge Fisher
and Horace Greeley Knowles were
rendered their respective positions was
because each is capable Of filing that
70 which he was appointed, which is a
great deal more than can be said of
come Of these appointed 10 responsible
positions by the lsst administration.
The Democratic and Mugwump Jour.
mails opposed both Of these gentlemen,
but US we do not belong TO either c.as:
aid believing them both competent
spprove Of the appointments
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNE lST.
Arrangement Of Hours;
Ladies and Misses from ga. IA. TO y. m.
Gentlemen and Masters from y. IN. 10 \ y. m.
Gentlemen Only p. m. tui0 y. N. frlNate
classes or private instruction hy. special ar
rangement. Terms invariably In advance.
Terms with Instruction. Regular quarter,
% lessons, tl0.m. short Quarter, Is lessons
E.s0. Lesson Ticket t.W. single Lesson,
rs cents. spcciSl Terms for Families. School
Children, u. 90 for the season. FOR swimmers
Terms without Instructions. Season Ticket,
t6.0'. one Hsnth, &. 10: Single Hath. = cents;
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Tietets, 8 for tioo. A
careful and experienced laiy teacher VIII be
In charge of the laiies aud children's depart =
ment. A. :. WEBSTER. m3i- tu- TIL sa-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANR
New Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
Grand Monthly
Drawing,

AT the academy of Music, New Or
leans, Tuesday, August IS, 1880.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 600
100000 Tickets at Twenty bel.
lars each. Halves 9IOI Quarters
eos Tennis Ga; TweDtieShz 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22
An Unparalleled SALE Of
HOSIERY
AT THE.
bee HIVE"

By a recent purchase we
are able to place before you
179 dozens Of Ch,ldren's
Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, 25o goods in
all large stores, at the un-
heard-of average price OF lac
a''paIr, and not 25c.
Moe the pric- 8:
Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Think o! these bargains.
A few d. zens OF Ladies'
Black Lisle Thread Hose,
81 &c goods, at 25c a pair.
Less than halt pr.ce.
60 dozens Gents Csc
Striped hose, untleached
grounds, colored stripes, 10c
a pair instead of a5c. This
beats any prize we ever
heard of. The above goods
are ali of a late purchase, tc
be sold for your benefit at
P~e urT -.