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Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Fifth edition
Chicken Tl,I.f O., :


Officer Hahn YESTERDAY ,.
O'Clock saw Charles Parker ! aOou.
trs@ trsm Wye NV Ae q fblsken thici co%yd co,oFyd
rpm tne outskirts 81 tie cl,y to;,e coming
EleVenth street bridge. Parker "aa ,Sas lhs
rying covered basket, and tho "as ear.
concluded at once that he bad s olheet
thieving expedition and was . pe'h on
win MS booty. Officer Hahn hn, hn1,'u.rnihR
Tree until Parker caine nm ueuild
matted him and asked him wIa, WIKI "neh DO
IN his basket. Instead of parro, ~ ,.rld nad
him he dropped the basket mad i"vi W., 'elllag
officer started after him and r,i,', lie
MIN TO stop, but Parker onlv w., upon
iaster. The officer then drew ri, IAN the
anu urea twice over his head but ps,tst pUsI
paying no attention to 1t he tres 1'Se, ,sa
shols lower down, both the balls ns..,"', s Iso
.hrougn farkef's right lhl.b 1's uaus
brought him to the ground. '' "Aen
Word being sent to the police .,,,,..
sergeant Tucker, with other poI's
sistance, brought ths wounded nav 10
and Or. L g. shortlidge teirv ln, 10,
moned attended 10 The mans in,rsiI tIul'
alter which he was sent to the slm.t'u',
hospital. The injuries are mt 'uoss ao.0i.
cred necessarily fatal. The .Su, ha.ta,
dropped by Parker was OPENED i",Ss, sNa
found to contain a number Of ysllaw aua
legged chickens, which were takrn :,
the police station. "AVn "
Ihis morning gentleman namsd
Miller came to the police station s,a,iea aisu
that he had lost about 40 head of s cSI.Is
ems, but he could not recognize tbo.s T.
the basket as belonging to him. ''' III
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Municipal Court,

At Saturday evenings session OF the
Municipal Court NJ. J. Hannegan and
B. Lucas, arraigned for committing an
assault and battery with intent to kill On
Martin Butler, on the 1lth of May, were
discharged from custody at tile request
Oi the plaintiff.
Charles West was accused by Lis wife,
Abbie West, of committing an assault
and battery on her, but the case was dis
missed.
George Brown was also discharged upon
o charge OF committing an assault and
battery on Samuel Dale.
< Robert Brian and Tc.y fcay Limpton. &
West Wilmington couple, got into al
alteration which led to blows on Satur
day, and Brian was arrested and after
wards discharged.
y Al Sunday mornings session of court
John CASINO, Dennis Kellcher, William
Hanna aud John Kiltou were each lined
bl and costs for drunkenness.
At this mornings session John Da.lel
Ras arraigned for committing an assault
sd battery on Charles McGinley, but wa
leld under 600 pail for further hearing
Io- morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
DANGEROUS USE OF sIROa3 PuaHlTIyEs

Most pills, pufsatlyes and Bitter
Matters, Which act quickly upon the
bowels, irritate and often destroy the
mucous coats OF the stomach aud bowels.
lude. their cathariic action is directly
caused by the irritation of the bowels,
which they produce. Their action should
he soothing and stimulating instead OF
irritating. a continued use Of such rene
dies pro o4uces chrouic Inflammation o. the
stomach aud bowels. This often ends in
dangerous disease. The u.e Of the genu
ire imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is
highly recommended as an nperlent,
laxative and diuFetic, because Its action
is due solely to Its solvent and stimu-
lat'ng properties. 1t soothrs and allsys
Inflammation, and is therefore much
preferable to all strong purgatiyes and
Bitter Waters.
Beware of limitations. DR., Toboldt's
lecture on Carlsbad sprudel Salt and
pamphlets mailed free. Eisuer n Men
delson Co., sole agents, 6 Barclay street.
New York. mT th l5w
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Coal Miners May Strike

PITrsBURa, June 8O.-A couyeu,,o, =,
bituminous miners has been csIlsd ~ ~
meet at Altoona on Tuesday and tha,. y !.
q strong pr liability that a general i st,ita
will be ordered at all mines shInnIns n,A1 o".1
to the seaboard. This will include Ia VA 20
Rions In the vicinity OF CUMBERLAND ny v"' a.
pocohontas, Va; Elk Garden, W, Va:
myers,sle, irwin, GAllitzin, Cesrasld
Broad Top and Beech Creek, Pa,
The convention wi demand that al,
companies In these regions pay aunIiorm
scale of wages and that what il known a. a.
"dead-work" be paid for in all mIns.
The delegates TO the convention have been
ordered to come instructed as To whetbsr
they are In favor of a general tu,pensinn
OF work at all mines until the demand e
granted by every company or whether
they Will allow miners receiving lila
district price to continue at work,
A determined effort will he made TO
bring about q general suspension 90 that
soft coal famine may be created in tia
East, thus forcing the operators to &C.
cede to the demand In shorter time. Tho
miners at 6Allitzin are now on q strike
Tor an advance OF Ave cents per ton 10
mining. About year ago the miuen o.
that region accepted reduction on til,
district price, and now, at t. requ st o
men in the other regions. they seek y
have the rates restored. The strike let
to tho calling OF the convention.
The delegates Will also come instructe
on the question of working only eigl
hours per day, and an attempt will
made to enforce this rule at all PLACES.
general strike is ordered by the conve
tion there will be over 10000 men ailec
ed,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
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Base Bali.

The Defiance Base Ball Club has ~ -"
cured the Union street grounds 1ol
Thursday afternoon, the 4th lust, as the
following postal card will show:
WILMINGToN, Del, June 25, 1859.
Wigglesworth, Manager ID. b. b. u CITY;
You can have the grounds on the alter
noon of July 4, at the usual prices.
You're, SAMUEL j. PRIcE, Supt.
The Defiance base ball club challenges
the Wilmington base ball club to match
game of base ball on Thursday afternoon,
July 4, on the Union street grounds, the
winner TO take GO per cent. and the loser
10 per cent OF the receipts, after all ex-
penses are paid, II this is not accepted
by Tuesday evening We will make final
arrangements with another clu1 for that
date. DEFIANCE Is. Is. Z,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
THIRD EDITION.
Orders tor tile Fourth.

General orders for the 4th of July pa
Tade under the auspices of the Order of
the United American Mechanics. Or
ganizat ons taking part in the parade
will report at the places assigned them
By $50 a. m, Thursday, July 4th, as
follows: Platoon Of police, on Fourth
below French; the marshal and his staff
at Foui tn and French; the Grand Army
oil the Rep1blic, consisting Of Depart
ment Commander Peter b. Ayers and
staff. Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. J, and
Admiral s. F. DUPONT Post, No. 2, on
French street north Of and right resting
on Fourth; Garfield Camp, No. 3, Sons
of Veterans, on French, right resting on
Filth; Delawa are Cadet Corps on left Of
Sons oi Veterans; the order Of o. u. A.
No. l, Delaware Council No. 2, Will
mington and Drandywine CouucIl No. 8,
Washington Council No. 4, Lady Wash
fnRton Council, Daughters of Liberty, In
barouches, visiting councils and Junior
Order of o. U. A. M, on French right
resting on Sixth; Patrlotic Order Sons Of
America, on Sixth street west OF and
right resting on French; United Friends
OF America, on Sixth street east of and
right resting on French.
Ancient Order of Good Fellows, on
Fifth. west of and right resting on French
street.
! Other organizations who may here
after accept will report on Fifth, east Of,
and right resting on French, In the or
der OF their arrival.
The column will move at 8 a. m, over
the following route: From Fourth and
French down Fourth to Spruce, counter
march up Fourth to Union down Union
to Union Street Park and dismiss.
Organizations are requested when
practical to march eight men abreast.
Each organization and ad Is requested
10 turn out with the uniform and badge,
or regAlia Of their order, when practical
otherwise with derby hats, dark suits
and white gloves.
The following are appointed as mar
shells aids: Zacaiiah Pickles and Joseph
II. z. Montgomery, smyth Post, No, 1;
Adam j. schrack and William B. Nor
ton, Admiral 8. F. DUPONT Post No. 9;
Alfred H. Davidson, Sons OF Veterans;
George Shuster, Delaware Cadet Corps;
w. w. sharpless, George Mckee and
Alexander Chears, o, U. A. M, Junior
o. U. A. M; j. q. Tyson, P. o. 8. Of A,
U. F. Of A.; A. W. Young, A. o. of G.
i. By command OF
CHAs. A. Foster. Marshal.
DANIEL R IS, Chief OF Staff
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
NiOrtuary.
fcoMMr NicATEp I

The increase in deaths for the week
ending June 10Th over the corresponding
week Of 1858 is 33 against %, increase u.
TIE death rate for the whole population
ia 2S. 60, and for the colored population is
81 90. Tie percentage. OF deaths from
2, motto diseases is 36.36 pei eeut Qi the
ahole number Of deaths. The 9e6ple b.
Wilmington care IN re for the mighty
dollar than they do for health. Tn
death rate publ shed for last week Ia
alarming, yet nothirg viii he done. !
vas tolu by an undertaken that be buried
child last week whose death was caused
bs scarlet fever. do not see it reported
We had one dea h from d!phtheria. |
do not know how many cases there are IN
tie city, Tut 1t Is probable there are
many. We can toast OF many things,
but we cannot boast OF IA low death rate.
Z, Is. FRAZER, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Another Test.

The ntw engine of the Washington Fire
Company was given arother lest on Sat-
urday afternoon, at the old stuice on
Townsend road, South Wilmington.
There was 10 feet OF hose with II w inch
nozzle used, and stream was thrown
3tS feet. There was tome dispute about
the measurment, and when Samuel
Shady OF the Fame Hose Company was
finally called upon, he made II 1886 feet
10 inchts. his is greater distance than
has ever been made by any engine In
this C ty, consequently the members o
the Washy are very much elated, and ARE
willing to squirt with any other eugint
for fun or money.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01

About a week ago we
had one hur dred mems flan-
nel shirts. 1t took US Just
two hours to sell them all.
They were well made. with
pocket and rolling collar,
and a flrst-class shirt for any
man who has office or out.
door work. We have Sc
cured another lot Of { b Q s {
shirts, probably two h u n
! dred, among them b ell q {
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
The Hanson Failure,

Persons having claims against the es.
tate OF John Hanson should make aifl.
daylt OF the amount before a magistrate
at an early date and hand the same to
Redmond Smith, ESD, with the least
possible delay. Some twenty four ctell-
tors have already done SO, and there aTe,
as far as known, oulg SONG twelve or
fourteen QtAeEa By promptpess Of ac-
tion on their psrt d distribution 81 the
funds, amounting to about 20 or 80 per
cent. on the Indebtedness, may be made
within the coming two weeks. Before
this distribution, however, a meeti:a .. ..
the creditors Will tie held and the matter
laid before them.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Surprise Party

A pleasant and complete surprise was
rendered Mrs. ]. 8. Roxburg, at her
home No. s33 Poplar street, on Saturday
evening, June 29th, it being her 65th
birthday. At an early hour in the even-
ing her children and grand children
gathered at Mr.. VIM. Littie's, No. 1919
Khkwood street, and at 7.30 O'Clock,
they started on their Journey OF surprise.
As they approached the house her daugh-
ter Mrs. j. B. Taylor Of Chester succeed
ed In getting her mother to go to the kit
chen and in her absence they all filed iu-
to the parlor Then Mrs. Taylor told her
mother lady was in the parlor who had
called to see her.
She went to the psrlor expecting to see
and have chat with lady friend, but
Instead, saw standing around the room
about 40 of her children and grand
children, ready to wish her many returns
of her birthday. A pleasant time was
had, and at $50 the guests were invited
to the dining room, where the table was
ladened with all the good things OF the
season. The surprise was complete
one, as Mrs. Roxbury knew nothing of it
until she saw them all In tie parlor.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
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Alleged Bo odicism in Dstroi,

DETROIT, June 30. - Prosecuting AT.
torney Wilcox has made formal demand
Tor grand jury before the Circuit lud.
ges alleging that he had evidence 10 sinh
init that leading members OF The Citv
Council had demand d money from com
petlng contractors as a perq1isite TO the
awarding OF contracts. The court In a
lengthy opinion, refused to summon a
grand jury, holding that the orj,nar ara :"
machinery of the law was suflicient ~
bring the guilty to trial and assertino %
shat a grand jury is useless, eYpens,ys
and unnecessary LUXURY. II Is pfohahIe
that the charges of boodleism will he
dropped. ""' De
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Baptlzing o Gypsy.

Yesterday morning, as Bishop Coleman
was driving out to Stanton to keep an
appoin tment, his attention was directed
to the Gypsy camp In Richardson's wood,
near the Wilmington & Northern Rail-,
road. He stopped his horse, aud upon
going among these Singular people and
making blMsel: known, was Informed
GesP R95n wv !as parents we5; f.. dS;oa So,
went to the wagon and after taking tho
child In his arms baptized It according 70
the ordinance of the Episcopal Church.
The Gypsies were very much pleased,
but not more so than the Bishop for rs
this was the frat Gypsy ever BAPTIZED in
this State he naturally feels Somewhat
elated over his visit to the camp.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Death Of JACOB colilnA

Jacob Collins, Prominent farmer, re-
siding one mile from Elkton, died on
Sunday morning after lingering illpess,
Lp his 10th year. He was q native OF
Delaware, and taught school In his youth.
He went to Elkton over 30 years ago and
conducted store with considerable suc-
cess. BE sold out and bought farm
near town. His wife died q number OF
years ago. He leaves three sons, of whom
Jacob is manager of telegraph office In
Washington, d. c.; William, q farmer,
living near Elkton, and Edward resides
In PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Riot ,nathinese Theatre.

SAN Francisco, June 80. - About
sixty east-bound tourists at the Chimes
Theatre on Thursday night were treated
to profound sensation. The Highhlnd.
but the manager refused to postpone Bio
new play until benefit night A score oi
Highbinders appeared Thursday night
and celebrated the event by guylng iLs
actors and throwing rotten eggs and veg.
etables on the stage. From this they
turned to throwing stools at the mtoEL
Pandemonium reigned, and the Eastern
visitors fed in terror. Finally pistols
were drawn, when the police rushed 10
and stopped the fracas before any blood
was shed.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01

Summer Draperies-Fif-
teen styles OF the prettiest
imitation China Silks y o u
ever saw-soft, d c licate,
harmonious colorings, and it
will puzzle your eye to tell
which Is silk and which is
not-25 and 80 cents first
of the season-all reduced
now to l23 cents. =-.==
Mosquito Canopies. white
$I.2s and $l.75, pink $I,35
and s2.75. Umbrella top.
All the colors in p a i T
scrim for drapery, from
cents up.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
lie WIN naye To- Hang.

and he does hang wall paper the cheapest
in the city. Give MIN call at his old
stand, 2l3 West Second street. His store
ls stocked with all the latest designs and
colorings In wall decorations. Before
placing your order ior papering call or
send a postal 10 II. b. Holt, and receive
an estimate IRON him. Satisfaction
given or no pay required. Estim ates
given with pleasure, Git paper ae low
as 10e, apiece, II. d. Holt, practical
paper hanger. 2l3 W. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
A Morpilia IieIlt's Trick

PHILADELPHIA, July IL B. Wa
son, 6S years, Twenty -thirdandVin streets
on FRIDAY VISITED the drug store at Broad
and Paramount avenue, and ordered ten
cents worth of morphia. He substituted
bott of water for the drug and
requested that the article be delivered at
certain n .dress. The deception was
discovered soon after his departure and
he was oyertaken. Magistrate Baird
held the man in 81 o bail. ~
Watson is addicted to the morphine
habit, and having no money resorted tt
the trick Of substitution, which is an ole
one, In order to obtain the drug.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
OmcarR EIeCted.

Tie Reilly Lyceum A soclatlon has
elected the following officers: President,
Rev. George ]. Kelly; first vice president,
David n, Broyn; second vice president
james Q. Currais: reGordlpg secretary,
James Il. Curraus; financial secretary,
Thomas !. +. Fedlgan; corr(spohdme
secretary, William Dnordan; board oi
dir, ctors, James Murtha, Frank MIX,
John Kane, Simon F. Moran and Patrick
]. Ne,t ter. -
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
pprHnllnI.

Mrs. A. O. Brown late of this city but
now OF 737 Preston street, Philadelphia,
will spend the summer at Sullivan's Is
land South Carolina, opposite Fort Sum
ter.
Edward Jochin and Alexander Mason
OF tine Second Delaware Regiment with
two OF Mr. Jochin's sons and some friends
fro m Canada started this morning on a
weeks vacation, during which they will
visit Gettysburg and Johnstown.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
1t Spoiled Their Breakfast,

PHILADELPuIA, July 1.-The Sunday
morning breakfast OF the family Of
Henry Bailey, who reside at No. l;4a
American street, was rudely interrupted
yesterday by a locomotive with eight
loaded freight cars attached which
sought to enter the premises by the front
door. Mr. Bailey keeps an eating house,
but there were no custome ers present
when the accident occurred, or there
might have been calamity.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Cut u,s W,fe's Throat.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, June 5o-a
rough known as Dong Cook, to-dsy ~,
his wifes throat End stabbed her u ~.
left breast. Both were drunk. eoos
cross ed tho bridge to the Uni ed sta.es
and afterwards went bnck, when DC VIZ. W..
arrested. Cook has been in prison M, ~,
poisoning dogs and for arson II"
woman is yet alive. -= -
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
MARRIED.

HOW Christiana,
bel, on Thursday evening, Jnne 81,
isse, by Rev. Thomas l., Biackson, Mr..
William Henry Howard of Newark,
Del, and Miss orina Johnston of Caro-
line County, Md.
kESNEDY-MoOKE - At the Green
Hill parsonage, June 26th,.Dy Rev. f.
". Long, Elmer L. Kennedy, of Marsh,
Chester County, Pa, to Lydia L. Moore,
OF ChriStiana Hanured.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
A New Time Table.

A new time table took ell ct on the
Delaware Railroad to day, hut did not
make any change in the trains gong
southwark. The afternoon express
which leaves here at $50 o'clock WIN
connect at Harrington with the train i0f
Rehoboth. Going northward the NOR
folk express will leave this city at !. 10 ~. !.
m. instead of 40. There are ie~
other minor changes.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Jollination on the Fourtl

There will be a jolllacation At bIauaS, pni
wine Springs on July 4. MUST T.a'n, ITi
dancing; n grand time for all, u.a, ilat%
leave b. & o. depot, Water ahd narsel MAT nN
streets, at O. so, 0.2e, II. 30 a. M 20 s',I y
5. 80 D. m. Leave Brandywino spriles ~
1926, 231 and s45 p. m: llaiv.l. .tin.
privileges to purchasers OF railroad ueA
cts, Excursion tick cts 80 cents
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01

= S$yfFET;' 'TlsYw,y
may bs hity whlte. ones. p.
fest are mostly ip d . d I
stripes. To make them tIqm
tbs aanpAl would cost You
or US not less than Is cents.
We shall sell this lot same
as the first--37A cents saeA
Easement.
We have one case Of out
ing flannel for Summer wear,
in the best styles we have
yet they are reduced
from Is cents to 10 cents
basement
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market Streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
DeatI, of

Anna Griffith, nine mon tbs old child,
died at Du Points Banks yesterday ol
cholera infsntum. The parents reside
In this city and had the child on visit to
friends at the time OF Its death. Cor.
oner Gamble was notified and gave q
Certificate OF death from natural causes.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
VIII Preach Next Sunday.

Next Sunday DIR. L. c. Thomas o.
Dover, Del, and Mr.. 8. Fl. Thomas o
Wyoming, Del, wi preach before the re
maiuder Of the Household OF Faith con
gregatioD. The place where the servic,
will he held lie not yet stated, but will b,
before the close of the week.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
An Offer Declined.

Certain parties In this city offered $780,
OO0 last Saturday for the Institute Build
ing, at Eighth and Market streets. 1t is
understood that 1t is wanted for the pur-
pose of building a new banking house,
and that the owners want 100000 for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
WM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market Streets.

Dress Goods-La Toscas
a thin Summer fabric, gren-
a dine effect,in garnet, cream,
weite, black. light blue and
medium blue-goeds costing
nearly twice to make that
we ask. but an over-produc.
ton downs them. You get
them for 10 cents per yard
instead OF 25.
Persian Stripes French
wool cloth. printed in ele-
CANT artistic and novel ef-
iects for dress trimming--a8
in. wide, 65 cents.
Melange Challie - 7 b Q
purest value we ever offered
in Challie effects, unsurpass-
ed value In any way you look
at lt-mixed grounds, illu.
minated granite effects, q | !
neat figures. were so cents /;
reduced now to 81 cents.
Cream Mohairs-Prlnted
figures, all cream grounds,
figured in black, G arne 6 t.,
blue, brown, and d lark
green. Lustre mohairs and
pure mohair always stands
lor great wear. These goods
are 90 inches wide, and are
reduced to 20 cents per I'D.
We believe there's not a
woman in our town or state
who don't know what a wool
deBeige Is. They also are
gene rally well informed as to
qualities and prices a n d
know a good Beige ell | 9
everywhere for SO cents per
yard. From the importer
we made a quick transac-
ton, and we shall sell fifty
pieces of these e ! g G a n t
warm weather fabrics at the
unheard Of price of IS cents
PER yayd. .......
They are in five elegant
COLI rings of brown and gray
mixtures. An opportunity
like this Is seldom offered on
such standard dress goods.
China Silks-Weha re-
t duced one lot OF $1.25 China
Silks to IS cents-navy and
white, garnet anu W q | { e !,
,, brown and white, ollys and
!, salmon, black and Z Z 4 i e ,
! black and garnet-all t h e
q newest imported novelties.
We have many exclusive
I things In high grade French
:; !: Sateen you will find nowhere
! else.
We have a very choice lot
of the highest grade domes.
; ; tic sateens that you could
, hardly tell from the French
We shall sell thirty piece.
of them at 12i cents pc,
yard and you SHOULD s e {
. them early If you feel an,
l interest in Sateens.
Crepelines, I21c.
Challies, SC.
! Zepbyrs, 64c.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
q ofY. Excursion.

Garelield Camp, No2, Sons Of veterans, y
will give their first annual excurs9m ~ y
Augustine Pier, on Wednesday, Ju5 .s
on steamer Wilmington. Boat ,es'o n
Fourth street wharf at 8 a. M, anu -r
m. Adults tickets, 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Senso,lable PrnyisIons.

Wm. @. Brown, Sixth and King
streets, has boneless ham, fresh meat,
butter, eggs, etc at lowest rates.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Closed ON sntnrduy Might

The Rainbow Festival OF the Womans'
Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's
NJ. K. Church, which opened on Thurs
day evening, closed on Saturday night.
The attendance was large and the receipts
very satisfactory
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Italian Shoemakers.
Frank " Leoni.

It,s very significant, as our city has a
good 81. I'd population since the advent Of
the b. n :. road into our city.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
InaDinn,ia Call

The congregation OF Lower Brau
Presbyterian Church have exteld.,
unanimous call to Rev. Mr.. Marshall T..
Philadelphia. "
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
EigIllh Wnrd .

There will bo meeting of the Eighth
ward RennhItna 1T the rooms of the
Eighth Ward kepubh, eau NO sade at ,yc oclocs oS
Seventh street, this even. "s - = y e'''A n
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Destroyed by Fire.

The celebrated 8 B. B. B. cigar, mal" ~
featured by H. =. Bourbon q BIO, NT m.
$40 West Second street. Sold at Oh ons. ,u
leading hotels and cigar stores. lfy W"
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01

a travelling print from Baltimore, Nd,
landed in our city Saturday last, travel.
ing on byeycle.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Republican Committee,

The Republican City Committee will
meet this evening at O'Clock at the
headquarters, Seventh and Market
streete
Daily Republican., 1889-07-01
Appieby's Hay Market,

Drop over on the south side of Market
street bridge and see the hay market Of
Appleby, or call telephone 577.