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Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

PHILADELPHIA Monday. June ID, Issi
CunaTd Cloth.

AAA-NhA--@A MA -hbuuh1g june IT, lss9s
Cunard Cloth.
The newest cotton. Sa- |
teen twill. Striped and
plain various colors. Full
of its native English solidlty |
and substance. OUT of the |
Custom House on Saturday. |
Inc first ever brought to |
this country. 1t has already
made a stir in fashionable
Paris. 27 inches, 25c.
So far as as k1.o,0 rot an
0tAer gard Of ii tn Ansexsea.
We Can say that Of more
Dress Goods than you think,
maybe.
Galatea, for instance, The
very name smaoks ef billowy
freedom. The stuff looks It.
The last lot we shall have
this season opened to-day.
25c.
To be had nozyheye else,
Fancy Black Brocaded
Sateens In stripes and flo.
ures. Neat and novel. 375c
To be lad aoaohsye else.
A purchase Just made Of
fresh Scotch Zephyr Cling.
hams let US put.
4oc kinds down to CSC
SOC kinds down to s7J
t As fine, rich and altoeethe.
choice goods as you'll com,
across.
/ Tile styles nopAeye Else.
: Seventy styles finest quail
!. lty French Printed Challi
/ at 37lc. Behind the 50 an,
: 60 centers In but one respec
$ the designs are less elab.
d crate.
p Tie styles nozoheye else.
e Striped Wool Tamise. 4
It quick 375e stuff at Csc. l.
r. q choicest color couples:
I, black and white garnet and viii
~ navy ana white green aud whit
l. grayish and white brown aud viii
re on dark or neutral good
nc ne The last cases we'll have ar
N nope.
AZ To be lad n0vAers else.
m m 3o-lnch Black Challis
25c. You're taking zoe
Cd yards a day - sometimt
'5s more ; Creams the san
n. way.)
Il i To be had noa0here else.
&c And 60 on. We mig
AZ swell the list to a colun
u full OF sensational stuffs tn
&C, you'll find on no other cou
"a, teTs.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

Time table III euecL May iatu, lss). Trains
leave HimilSLoE (FTsnch sueetI % foiloWs
For heading, B,rdsboto, Joanna, spring.
neId, NsynseoprK junction, Manor polt5vtlIt,
IEmlquE, Allentown, Lebanon, WerneTs.
vile and all points on the PhilsdalEhia and
Reading X, h. 40 a. M, &c aud {. j0p.m,
FOR Springfield, KRynesburR Junction,
C0Etesyille, Embfeevlle, Lenspe, Chaddii
Ford and Dupont's and Intermediate points,
l. % a. m, 2. " T.. and S. 10 p.n.
For Coatesville and intermediate poinu 81
10 a. M 2. o. l.b0 and 8. 10 o, M
For West Chester, 100 q. M, 40, i'5Osn
Dsliy except Saturday and sunday,
For New Bridge and Intermediate points
81, p. IN. and on Saturday only Al b.l7 kno
10. lbp y, m,
( On sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at 5.Os q. M, and Tor Springfield And
Intermediate points at &. ~ y. m.
4. q. MEGA UsiIAND, BQWEEsS BRIGGS,
superintendent Sen Pass, Ag't
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
8
7 ANTI.
WE HAVE
LAVA FLOOR PAINT

That will cover well AM dry HARD
OVER NIGHT. They Withstand eNpo.ue
to weather and the wear OF wa,a.gg.
hence are especially applicable los pAlli
and Kitchen Floors.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

The continued use OF mercury mix
turcs poisons tie system, causes the
DonCe to decay and brings on mercurial
rheumatism. Tie use OF $. :. S. forces
impurities rem the blood, giyes good
appetite and digestion, and builds up the
whole human frame. send to Sw!lt
Specific Com auy, Drawer }, Atlanta,
Ga, for Treatise on Blood Diseases.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

Cranor * Co. have full line Il gaaze
underwear for their sales this evening.
Price %, 2s, 37l9 aud Soc. Cralor y
Co., G2l Market suest
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
W ANAMAKERs

/ -
Two special Blacks:
HemstItched Nuns Veil
ing, IS inches, 75c, 8sc, 81,
and 81 25.
Be; ded Grenadines that
first were $l.25, S2.5o, and
So are now soc, ST, and
$3.50.
Northwest Of centre.
Jerseys.
Some tor haIf;not one but
has been made specially
price-interesting to you.
We have taken all our
Surah Silk Waists and mark
ed them like this:
A beautiful lot OF Surah Waists, gath
cred al neck and waist back and
'front.' were So, now 70
Cluster tucked Garibaldi Waists in
Sursh silk,
were s., now s.
Same, with shocked yoke,
were I'll, now s.
Wash Surah, entire yoke of fine tucks,
tucks on sleeves, briar stitching,
were S13, now I'll
Tucked vest and plated all over, bIiar
stitching,
were SIC, now Sl4
" ash Surah, black aud white stripes,
plated to give novel effect, briar
stitched,
were Si3 80, now Sl1.50
Garlbaldi Waist with Fedora vest OF
different shades, pulled V sleeves,
were sl4.jo, now ST. ~
Rich line of Satin Merveil-
leux Waists In a variety of
styles and colors, tucked or
smockcd full or loose sleeves,
belt if you wish:
$500 kind reduced to $500
$500 kind reduced to $3.50
$500 kind reduced to q. 90
slO " kind reduced to $500
We put a number of de-
sirable Jerseys at less than
nalf their regular value as
tee market now stands.
Among them one sort, with
vest front, Atwood, black,
garnet, navy,at 75c; another,
cashmere finished, at 81.
A variety OF Jerseys, braid
ed OF smoked, at So.
Fine taIlor-made Jerseys,
position back, bound with
silk braid, go to 1928 from
So
Fine lines OF cashmere
finished Jer eJs go to
Sl.25 large sizes only.
That's why.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
Russell, MIssimeI & Co.,
500 MARKET STR EFT.
REMOVAL.

For want OF room to accom- IN odate our
fast increasing FURNITURE and CAR
PET trade, we have been compelled to
remove from SIG Market street, TO the
large Store Rooms,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
DUBLIC sALE-WILL BE sOrD AT
l. Ne. ga King 81, on al

WEDN EoDAl, JUNE -, ist9
at O'Clock, p. M.
bedroom suits, with spri.gs ana ,-,,
tresses; carpets, cllaira, stands, dlsAr. g....''
2 stoves, with attachments, la good -
Also quantity OF ttimmlngs sni notion.
jill 81 AHlueae,t,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
$40 & G22 MARKET ST
Opera House,,

Opera iouse),
Where will be kept constantly on hand
large assortms Mt OF PARLOR sud BED
ROOM SUITS, BEDDING, CARPETS
GIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
LOUNGES, OUCHE8, BABY
COACHES, REFRiGERATORS and
every hing pertaining 10 house keeping
give us call before purchasing, We
Cannot Be Uudersold tor Cash or on In.
s.a,lment. Respectfully yours,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

DUBLIC sALE-WILL RE s0I1
Il Public Sale, GU ''hp All
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, ls,o.

The farm of the late Peter 'ra,l,,
between the Mar5h and Foaik p slA'i
brandy vine Hundred, New Cas,ia ~. Ia
Deia var, aaioning lands OF rctsr t'..hI,'i,
anu Thomas INiley, containing n a. As-liy
Or less. The land rs In l,i,,h state 81 hgtg
lion. Inc Improvement consist II Iva, IVA
house, barn and other necessary luiiti, soll
pie orchard and variety OF ether MI ''i A.
Ihis farm Is worthy the attention Of sgr
wishing 10 buy a iArm and nice home T. ';s
nancy 10 school ana churchr4 the n ~
rauroad aud handy to the Wnmtnu,oa1.,
u must be sold to settle up tht rslat. nt wv
W. Talley. deceased, '''e VI Notfai
For further Information anrly IN Gc,,,
Elliott, Attorney, BayArd Hutldiuy Nt.itr y
ton, Del. LEWIS II. ZEBfIY- Tru.t,.,.'AS
L.W.sudham a Son, Auets. p-ets-iLiS ,,,,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

Southwest Of centre.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
the WONDERFUL CARLSBAD spflsGS.

At the Ninth international Medical
Congress, DR.. A. L. A. Toboldt, OF the
University Of Pennsylvania, read paper
stating that out of thirty casee treated
with the genuine imported Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt, Powder form, for chronic
constipation, bypochondria, disease of ths
liver and kidneys, jaundice, adiposis,
diabetes, dropsy from valvular heart
disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal innamma-
tiou of the stomach, ulcer of the stomach
or spleen, children with maras I us, gout,
rheumatism of the joints, gravel, etc,
twenty-six were entirely cured, three
much improved, and one not treated
long enough. Average time of treatment,
four weeke.
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (powder
form) is an excellent Aperient, Laxative
and Dluretic. It clears the complexion,
purifles the blood. 1t is easily soluble;
pleasant to take and permanent In ac-
tlon. The genuine product of the Carls-
bad Springs1s exported in round bottles.
E 4ch bottle comes In a light blue paper
cartoon, and has the signature 'Eisner
Il Mendelson Co., )" sole agents, 6 Barclay
street, New York, on every bottle. One
bottle mailed for One Dollar. DIR. To-
boldt's lectures mailed free upon spplica-
tion. m5 tu low
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE BODY OLA cOLoRED GIRL
FOUND MURDERED.
Fell Overheard and Drouned-Secretnr,
Blaine Much Improved In Health
"A Large Decrease In tbs
Public Debt

Surgeon Gen, raj Hamilton, OF tho Ma
rlne Hospital er Ice, has returned from
his trip TO florila. While In jacksonville
he cem3 to all understanding with the
State Board of Health, In consequence of
which another revenue cutter will be Or
dercd To cruise on the coast of Florida TO
assist In keeping out small smuggling
vessels which are apt to bring epidemic
diseases into the country.
Several days ago the body Of a muir
dercd colored girl was found near Ben
nings, q suburb of Washington. An ex-
animation showed that she had not been
ssaultcd or robbed. II was the third
mysterious murder thereabouts within
two weeks. Yesterday the dead girl was
identified as Eliza Foster, OF South Wash
i1gton, and Nelson Thomas, coIored, was
aFfetted as the murderer.
Tbs east bound sh..,a,,,1, or uour
grain and provisions BY the lines In the
Central Traffic Association last week ag-
greRated 10, lI0 tons, against IS 573 for
the week previous. The Vanderbilt lines
Carried 45 per cent. OF the business; the
PennsI lvania lines, ear ptr cent. the
Chicago and Grand Trunk, 1872, and the
Baltimore and Ohio, 81.
Twelve of the gang who have been
depredating near McClellandscwn, in
Fay cite county, Penna., have been cap
tuted. They were surrounded and cap
tured by sheril's posse of forty men,
and were taken to Somerset yesterday
and lodged In Jail.
The heade OF department of the Boston
and Maine Railroad have been ordered to
allow no work on Sunday, except such
as Is required TO run the regular adver-
tised trains or TO make the repairs neces-
sary b, accidents on Saturday night or
Sunday
A coroner s jury in San Francisco yea
terday exone.ated from blame Ed. Cutie,
who, while sparring last Friday night
with Tom Avery 8 local pugilist, acci.
dentally struck blow that caused the
latter's death.
The railroad coal operators OF Western
Pennsylvania met yesterday in Pittsbure
and decided to pay 7l1z cents per ton foI
six months from May l, and 76IS during
the remainder of the year. This Is salts.
factory to the miners.
About 100 Italians were escorted into
the iron works at Duquesne, Pa, yester-
day by the sheriff. The strikers did not
Interfere with them. The sheriff has
sworn in 100 deputies.
Corbett Brown, II years old, dech
hfnd, fell overheard from the tugboat
William Slater, at Walnut street wharf
Schuylkill, Philadelphia, yesterday, and
was drowned.
John McGady, who is charged will
killing Barney Cregan at Midland, Pa
10 February last, has been arrested In
Helena, Montana.
1t is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment that there has been decrease Q
Sll 100000 in the public debt since Apri
Let.
John F. Everba-d, the pioneer Goa
operator of the Wyoming region, died a
his home, in Pittston, Pa. yesterday
| anel II rnara
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
A Fathers Awful CrIme

TRENTON, April 20. For some time
past allegations have been made by the
neighbors of w. ii. WINS, prosperous
machinist residing en- Jersey Street,
that he was the father Of the children
born to his daughter, Mary Henry.
A month ago twins were born, twelve
days later one died and on last Thurs
day the other departed. The re cord Of
the City Clerks Office showed no burial
permits in either case.
The Press correspondent, with the
Board of Health inspector, questioned
the accused daughter, and she admitted
that the worst suspicious of the COM
nunity were true. This statement she
repeated TO Justice Mathes0n and lie is
sued warrant for the father who was
taken from bis place of business and
locked up In the City Jail.
The only statement b. made to those
making the arrest was that he did not
believe that his daughter had "given
him away"
Maggie WINS, an exceedingly pretty
girl of l6, said that she believed her fl-
ther was the parent of her sisters chill
dren. Mary, the guilty daughter,
claims to have been married to one Will
mer Henry, whose whereabouts are un-
known. The hearing v i'll take place to-
morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
To Dislotlge the Enemy,

when Il takes the form OF disease of the
kidneys or bladder, is a task well nigl
impossible of accomplishment. Renal
and yeslcal maladies are more obstinate
than any others. Counteract, therefore,
the earliest indications OF inactivity Of
the many organs with Hostetter's stom-
acn Bi.tcrs, which possesses, among
other excellent qualities, those of au
efficient diuretic. The degree OF stimu-
latlon apparent from Its use reaches, but
never goes beyond, the bounds of safety.
1t invlgorates always. never irritates.
Bright's disease, diabetes, catarrh of the
bladder, are diseases successfully COM
batted in their iEcipiency with this be-
nign medical stlmulant and tonic. Be-
sides reinforcing and regulating the
kidneys and bladder, the Bitters is a ape
ciilc for fever aud ague, constipation and
dyspepsla.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

At the last meeting OF Admira 8. r
DUPONT Post, No. 2, q. A. r., Of this
city passed the following resolutions:
"Whereas, Recognizing the importance
OF the bills presented by the Department
Encampmtnt of Delaware, q. A. r., at
lis last 81 ssion, February 12, 1889, to the
Legislature Of the State of Delaware, and
the ultimate passage thereof; therefore
be 1t
"Resolved, That the thanks of DUPONT
Pest, No. Q, are due and are hereby ex.
pressed by q rising vote to each and
every member OF the Senate and House
Of Representatives OF the State of Della
ware for their remembrance of the ex-
soldiers and their services to our country
during the dark days of the rebellion,
and be It further
"Resolved, That these res sllutions be
published and a copy sent to the speakers
OF the Senate aud OF the House of Repre-
sentatives."
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
PRICE ONE GENT.
Two Cnses Settled

Tho Coroner's jury IN the case Of james
DEM nison. whose maHgled body was
found lying along the p, w. & b, rail.
road, near Edgemoor, last "Wednesday
morning, held final session last even
Ing at the Coronor's Office, at o'clock.
Walter Smith, colorci, employed by
Superintendent Carter, testified that he
was In charge of a special car that was
near the engine Of train j3, which leaves
this city at 2O7 a. m. After the train
got under way be prepared 10 lie down,
when he heard noise at the door. Upon
looking out the window lie saw three
white men and one coloTed man tlying TO
force their way in, when he pulled the
rope aud the engineer stopped the train.
AS soon Ms II WAS stopped the men got oil
themselves. The train then started aud
ran short distance wheu another stop
was made, but he did not know what that
was Tor.
Robert Dcnnison, the father OF tie un-
fortunate young man, madc statement
Will Ii, however, did not throw any ligLt
on the matter. The jury were of the
| opinion that Dcnnson was one OF the
men that got oil train No. So when 1t wSt
stopped, aud as there Is no doubt about
his being very much under the influence
OF liquor, they came to the conclusion
that he fell under the south-bound irelg hi
which passed. just AZ train No, 5S started.
They there ore rendered the following
verdict:
"Resolved, That James Deunison came
to his death by being accidentally run
over by freight train on thu p, w. q
b. railroad on April "A.
The jury in the case OF John Brady ther
held session, and heard the testimony
OF DR., Charl,s II. Wallace and DR.. Johi
T. Wales, both OF whom bad attended th,
man after he was beat, and also assisted
at the postmortcm examination. They
were each confident that his death wai
the direct r, suit Of the blows on his head
which caused meningitis, aud the jury
after short delibei alton, rendered til,
following verdict:
Resolved, That John Brady came tc
his death April 20 by accident, inflicted
by blows on March IL by some person OF
persons unknown to the jury"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

A meeting OF the City Democratic As.
sociatlon was held last Saturday evening,
with President L. 9. Vandegrlft 10 the
chair. On motion the following commit
tee on permanent organization was ap-
pointed:
First ward, James 0'Neill; Second, NJ.
Cannon; Third, John NJ. Newell Fourth,
N. F. Kelley; Fifth, p Neary; Seventh,
II. @. Turner; Ninth, John Mcguire;
Tenth, John +. Callahan; Eleventh,
Anthony Mcguire; Twelfth, Alfred Col
lins.
After recess the committee reported
the following permanent officers: Presl-
dent, Colonel John NJ. NEWELL fret
vice president, Thomas G. Doud; second
vice president, Merris Taylor; secretary,
II. w. Maclntire; treasurer, Fred W.
Heiss.
The noxt business In ord .r was the
selection Of committees to organize the
Democrats in the different wards, and the
following were appointed:
Firt ward, 8. s. Curlett; Second, NJ.
z. Cannon; Third, Samuel Durney;
Fourth, John A. Frey; Fifth, Frank P.
Phalen; Sixth, Charles W. Stiigers;
Seventh, II. G. johnson; Eighth, w. B.
Wilmer; Ninth, John Mcguire; Tenth,
Charles A. Ryan; Eleventh, Anthony
Mcguire; Twelfth, Alfred Collins.
Samuel N. Smeltz, Samuel Durney
and A. 8. Beale were appointed n COM
mittee on candidates.
Before adiourni g the following officers
were elected:
President-John NJ. Newell.
ret Vice President--Thomss G. Doud.
Second Vice President-Merris Taylor.
SecretaTy-H. W. MaeIntire.
Treasurer-Fred. w. Hess.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
Drey tics

Tne cneapest lint house In tho CITY
Rumfo Bros. 40A Market street.
Decent lace caps, I'd and ratnGll.
Try Bush's coal; you will Ike IL.
American Laundry, 602 Wet Froutst.
Try Bush's coal; You will surely like u.
Cupping and leeching, le3 E. Secondst,
AiillSrd +. Davis, ieweler, 9E. secondst.
Fine Is *. Rings at HAni's. is Z. 4th street.
Frank RooD Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
Shirts. l0c. collarg and cnffs, &c. each. City
Steam Laundry, 9Th and Shi pley streets.
Western Oats. buy good coal Cf steward 4
Clandler Weldin's old yard. Phone III.
The GIT Edge Creamery print butter. whole
sale and retaI', q. h. lludson's, stalls Is to
81, city Market.
Jos. II. Grecuman a Son, ii7 King street.
wall papers and window shades at reduced
rlceB.
A general reduction In wall papers and win.
dow shades at Jos. II. Greeninan 4 Son. Az
King htreet.
Il fyou want cheap picture frames go To q
X, Bsugh, 2O3 West Second street. IhRve the
largest stock in Delaware. Come and see fol
yourselves. y
Ross, 2l0 Market street, has the largest and
cheapest stock OF hats, white shirts under.
wear neckweAr and hosleryin the city. Cal
and see him.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

This is beyond question the moot su
cessiul Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, 3 lew dosts inyat iably cure the
worst cases Of Cough, Group, and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful success In
the cure Of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history Of IN edicine. Since
Its fret discovery 1t has been sold on
guarantee, test which no other medl-
cine can stand. If you have Cough
we earnestly ask you to try 1t. Price 10
cents, 50 cents, and 81. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shi-
lch's Porous Plaster. NJ. B. Danforth,
wholesale and retail agent, Second and
Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-J. Brand.
reth, Jr., aged 10 years, son OF Rev. J.
Brandreth, local minister, living OH
johnson street, and employed as wiuder
In Button's Mil, on East Walnut street,
met with probably fatal accident yes
terday morning. ln spite OF the repeated
warnings Of the foreman, he attempted To
put belt ON pulley, when he was
caught by the revolving shaft and whirled
around 1t several times before the ma
chinery could be stopped. His right arm
was torn out at the shoulder aud four
ribs and his collar boLo were broken. lie
was taken to the Germantown Hospital.
But little hope Is entertained OF his re-
coyery.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
The Annual Test.

The annual test of the Fire Department
will take place next Saturday, com
mencing at a. M, at the foot OF French
street, near the City Mil.
Tho test will be through two 500
lengths of hose, up French street, and
will be for one and one-hall hours, con-
tinuous squirting. No other length OF
hose will be used.
The engineers will light their fires as
soon as both engines are in position, and
when the steam gauge shows fifty pounds
they will start them and continue to run
them until the time expires. In no case
must the gauge register more than 100
pounds OF steam and the safety-yalve
must be made to blow of at that am cunt.
The Reliance and Weccacoe must be in
position ready to light their fires at 8
O'Clock, and be IN service for one aud one
half hours time, stopPing sharp at 10 10
o'clock.
The Fame and Washington mu st be
| In position aud ready to light their fires
at IL o'clock, and be In service for one
and onr-half hours time, stopping sharp
at 80 O'Clock.
The Delaware truck will leave the
house at given signal by the com mittee,
and will run to Fourteenth and French
Sueets, and Immediately erect their lad
ders perpendicular In the middle OF the
street, about huff past o'clock
The Phoenix and Friendship must be
/ l. position and ready TO light their fires
at Z o'clock, and be In service for one
and one-half hours time, stopping
sharp at $50.
The test will be made under the drec-
tion of the FiIe Committee, William q.
BauRh, Preston Ayars, Francis 7. Saw
doo, Charles A. Ryan and Edwin c.
| Moore
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
He VIII Have to Hang,

and he does hang wall paper the cheapest
in the city. Give him call at his cid
stand, 2l3 West Second street. His store
is stocked with all the latest designs and
colorings in wall decorations. Before
placing your order for papering call or
send postal to II. d. Holt, and receive
an estimate from him. Satisfaction
given or no pay required. Estimates
given with pleasure. Git paper as low
as 1Oc. apltce. II. d. Holt, practical
paper hanger, 2l3 w. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, marvellous
cure for CataIrh, Dlphtheria, Canker
Mouth aud Headache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious Nasal Injector Tor
the more successful treatment OF these
complaints without extra charge. frlce
30 cents. N B. Danforth, wholesale ana
retail agent, Second and Market streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30
Colored VS.. White Labor

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, April 30.-
The Lookout Rolling Mill Company
on Saturday night discharged all of
their white workmon, and yesterday
they employed negroes, who are to be
more on acc 5unt of tho Amalgamated
Iron Workers, than they were able to
pay and make anything, and they snb-
stitute negroes on the plea of economy.
Trouble is apprehended between the
new Horkmen and the old men.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

We publish in another column the
interesting Advertisement of Samuel
Heckscher senr. of Hamburg. AS this
house has acquired good reputation in
the prompt and discrete payment of tho
amounts won by persons here and In all
parts of the world, we would recommend
our readers to take particular notice OF
the insertion, and try the chances of
winning fortune.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

The Diamond State Csrnet Band will
Re on and after April 0,n known as the
Wilmington Cornet Band, and is fully
equipped and ready to fill any and all en-
gsgem they may be favored with.
President, j.. A. Cloud, 298 East 9th
street, Leader,J. Taylor, 90S Elm street;
Business Manager, ii. Smith, 1875 Reed
stree; Headquarters, Bells cigar store,
l05 East Second street Also meets every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings at
Phillips Il Kane building Fourth and
Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-30

The Mullen & Pierson base ball nine
will c. allenge any nine composed o'
morocco men from any shop in the city
We prefer to hear from Ford g. R, az
Edward Crummy, captain; Thos. Davis
manager.
The Cuban Giants defeated tho Young
Quickstep, Jr., by score OF 2l to %,
The members of the former are under II
and the latter uuder II years of age. The
Young Quicksteps will challenge any
nine under IA years of age. Bend chal-
lenges to the captain, No. 4O9I5 East
Second street.