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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
DALrIwoREs OHIO RAILROAD.

RALrIMoEEsoH1o RAILROAD,
ID scnsuule IN elect Nov. 10. 1889
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAT BouND.
express trains.
Ekw YoRx, week DAYS, seI3. Il 90. 80 %
a. IN, az Os, a. ~, 20 10, 81 H. u. IN.
NEW YORK. Sundays. ~ si0)a. M,
sl2O5. - 3. % ", s646 %. IN.
PHiLADELrHI.. week days, .els, o5,
{ q. clio 1 ls. : o, so .loI5 p. n.
- rH'1 a. Sundays .2is; 100, 9 ., %
SOC. He' 5lS. t25. 6i9 Gid. 75j, moi
tnssTr.. !, week !, day; % ',ls Co, 700
a. ~ Ia o. %, % - So, io 10 !, u B
y so. 500. zoo. 81. ,l0 II =. M
q HESTER. sundays, 20 l3, 700. 200 $50,
eo5 70 q: m. .l2os, loo. s243, 800,
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., 100 a. M,
f2i3p Il. IN, daily.
WEST BOUND.
baltimore mud Washington, 81 %. ~ a
~ 20 4. M, 2 %, 'ilb. 'bl5, .G3L - Is;
ali daily, GOA. IN. s2lop. NJ, daily.
Baltimore and principal stations IN
Phlla. Division. Ii y. M, daily.
filisburg 'si' a. IN. and aJ.l5 p. M,
| Uiii,ago, IS Ala. IN. 1877 n m aa;,,
Cincinnati and It. Louis iii i5a. m
and 3 p. m; daily.
siNagPLY ACCOMMODATION. 13O n. N
daily and - II. m, daily, except Mon
| day. 10 20 y. m, sunday only.
LlNDENBEnd ACCOMMODATION, weeE
days, 90, ll0ta. m, IS and % p. ln,.
sun days, 0 80 Il. m. ais y. in.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET Sr.rroy.
For Philadelphia ana wav stations
week days: D 20, 40. $50 Sos a. m
!: -. go, ., % p. m. sttndays G 10
| I 3lt. NJ. u 50, 355, 1 o. II. IN. ~
Fer Baltimore, week Gays. 5si. .ss1
a. M 80, 3 %, - S. p. m. sundays, ! 80
a. H.; ~ 10 aud sI55 p. ia.
Baltimore aud principal STATIONS on
Fnilh 'iiN isinn at 3-55 y. IN. daily.
FOR Landen berg and way stations. week
ufys, q 20. 10 % "a m, 23j, 4i5 ID. IN,
Sundays 0 % Il. M; i p. m. ~ nus
:, =, .ttt"So' - va M, daily, except sun.
Pittsburg, SO am. daily,except Sun.
day; A!.13 p. N, Il lily.
IFtvr PHILADELPHIA Fon WIINtSGToy
Dnily,ti 0. ssl5, 10 90, 81 I0a,m.. Pm
noon, tO.30O .3ii~it0 All, siuj.G ~ u ID
sl0. 10 10 p. IN. -
Daily, except sunday, .sI5. g 4oana 73s,
M, 'lil, Al iUand 81 / JJp. III. sunday
on.y 80 II. M, 5 ,. IN.
Telephone No. I93
HATES to western points lower than
Rinany othorline.
j.. 4. oDELI. C.O.sCULL,
echI Mithi.er, Gen IPasS. A.ty
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

The d rest and II ost perfect production
of niedi4al science ever offered tho allie
ted for Lung aud Throat diseases, blood
spittiug ~. IL will pesil!ve,y prevent
tho inros ads OF consumption and preserve
your syAtem against Its debtroying pow
err. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso-
meas, lpss OF voice, sore throat, sc.
Regulst Druggists sell it. De. OF, VII
minslot, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Teachtr-'All thirgs that can be seen
through are called transparent Fanny,
mention something which Is trans
parent"
Fanny "a pane of glass"
1caci er-"QuiIe correct Now. Fanny
mention some other Object through hieh
you can STE
fanuy-"A key-hole."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

EOR RENT OR SALE OR WILL
L trade the three-st"ry BRICK dwelling
cantatning rooms aud bath. Ne. SIS Mad
ison I. Apply to W. SCOTT VERNON,
this once. %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

To Prof. NJ. We'll, No SEQ Marke,
street. My Dear sir: have Ne sta
ton IN ics'iiying TO the conio,s have
derived from the use oil the pen seopic
spectacles, which | obtained from You
last November. The sense OF coolntss To
my oyerworktd eyes is remarkable.
Yours truly,
SPENCER I. HALL, l.. L. ID.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

\\Eart"d-t good girl at 1894 yannurcn
w ~. llb-2ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
ORC t.

fir r.tp,tusi savings aud Loan A.
.I1u b. unr issulhg H. snh srrles oi
. IN. me- lsyment being dur Tuesday,
-th. Ties ml-1unual report lust .suel
fiiis A sdHiAtiun 10 br IN a very hont-
.t t0ualitAu aud the stienton OF Dor
taNtiurestnrs is invited 10 Its super.
ts asl4ges share, can be ohttihgh OF
'aItlrv IT'S on Monday aud fiiAy
vi every week.
WM. II. Gibbons, sery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Parlor organs, in beautiful new de-
signs, by Stofy u Clark, Smith Ameri-
can, Carpenter and others. from $40 up.
ward. II. +. Rubeleu, 7l0 Market n.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

for IL cabinet photographs and one l6x2O
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
3d. Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

For cigars oil all grades, ptlee aud
quslity, consult Dursteln, No. 5 East
Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
Cra,on IorlI

For s. DO are stir bang 4.,= a. Cum
mirgs' gallery 302 MatA a'lest'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Leave rhliadrlptia, Broad street, for VIII
i i, express 50, ~. ~, so, 10 y.
IA, al, Sos, '5ls. CO d, az oSS7.' i i iiS,
.Aceomodntion, So, 80. p2s,n55. am.
10 10 aud II 80 u. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

I.'OR SALE OR EXCU NHE. a
l valuable farm Of 10, acres for city
property. Address s., lhis oihcc. "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

10 you want boy
Mr.. circuit senior partner of TIL. Arm
OF oreui y nhnell, glanced up MS he
heaId this ~ 'stlpn, AID -aw standing be-
lore MN hn attractive Looking boy Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

L'OR SALE. -ATWo. STORY BRICK
i housg, rooms wan All. hot lnd
cold water Ia \ splendid location aud on the
most accommodating terms. Inquire AT iip n.
TeHth st. l-!i-ais
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Ask your dealer for Post Boy. No. b
East Second strect. Durstein.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
WI mlngton 8 Northern II.

leave lining Ton (FIeuca atreet1 A. folio W
or Reading, Birdsooro, Joanna, Sprlng
n.id, Maynesburg junction, tHt - le.
pottsviile fams9ua,, Allentown, Lebanon,
Wernersville and all points on the Phiis.
elphia Ano Reading n. r., 100 a. M, aud
- y, IN.
For Springfield, Waynesburg Junction,
Coaiedgi!le, HDJreevlle. Lenspe, Ch,dd's
Ford and Mealraanii ard In ter Mediate points
t.JJ .t.#li'. 10 and b. II y. IN.
ZturGhafld, Ford Junction and points
on The i y u. {. Il. H., at 100 II. m,
FOR West thestcr 200 n. M, e5 and
: 10 u. M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

rUrlCF-1llE ANU Al MEETING
' nf tDrmsmuti OF The Scw rssil. Mu-
81 lHtutiut 'oHnAny viii be h.lL at tile
b.. m lhr con raHl, No. u2 Marker street.
NbNilA Iauuati a'th, lsyl, n 10 O'Clock
~ NJ which TINE an election OF nv. INT IN
u go ttttv Tor three yenTs III I've held.
WILLIAM tAABi. President.
" VI 'icsVer, rtcfetlry. l-b-eVd-im
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

60t MARKET street. just received a new
line OF baby coaches.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Excuse me Tor running into you,"
said the rail to the post.
My faui', said the post. at hadn't
been III ynnr way an pre- ~ well set up,
you wouldn't have dlre it, "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Willard F. Davis, the jewelerr No. 9
Fact Second street.
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phi,sdelphia Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad.


~ liedelnila le.pres.l.ltb. 25s, 4sa ea.
=. H. ~ n l2e, ~ 81. . d. w, 81 q,
ACCOMMODATION, d ~, s5h 7nl so, loi,
a. M 2ds, 80 100, I-o,Gi, : 10, IL 10, iJlj
Tor Chester texpressl, -, dal, 7T,sj1. go.
nii ., a. M, u 90, ., ~, sus, aud
Accommodation, sac, Cos, oS. slo. 10 A,
y 81 4. NJ YES : ~ 40. a, 60, : ~,
,,New Yors, ., 20, so, Ga, as. $50,
Y q. ~ 8. i ga ~, - y, IL II -, i,
.se, q, q, Y y, ", 20, and 10 ~ o. H.
10 u. m, - aud % p. hI.
=, Fer Newark Como and intermediate al,
nahmore AMI iHisrni.a Il q n Stations . :,
h'mn NJ. aud Y - might.
hsit%Sre a ana M, llsi ~ ID m; o 81
Ts,n Y H. & .sS aish..
-, W, :. a. era !. i ns6t 1''' 49,
narFlast..nn, b.lnar. and way stations.
fSsp.,ss Tor Harrington, $50 aud 200 p. IN.
mar, Y q a; m.anl Y y u. m.
rrantiin CITY, 3as. IN.
Fxprcss for Cape Charles, O,d Point Com.
Tort. aud Norfolk, II Ui a. ~, and iz2 y. IN.
Leave rhladclphla, Broad street, for VIII
i i, X sexpse,'' $50 ~, ~ 80, io1!s,
tpis ~ vs., 'ois, GEO. to7, 81. u 10,
hceomod,tion, $3.50 io2s,ii5,, am,
IsS' a29 40 -; ss', %. SIS ioJi
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For rhiiadeiphia tenpress), s., rs an
- g. A., 2z' Oh, 30, 'G2i, and
ACCOMMODATION, 200. Sis. eioAM IAN
lZo, y, In, " % aud 10 A T.. VI
For chester !.npressJ, LOO. n.5i A, NJ, 5.H,
| Accommodation, 700. s.i5 ei9 a m ~ 10
| l.2h 40, 7.4uand i0.iSP. NJ.
For New York teNpress), IN 2i2 40
.'@ ~ M i, y 81 NJ, zzH OH, 51'. 's2s
For West Chester, via Lamokin, s.I5A, Il.
For New ta-tlr ~ IS nitnt.
| For Cane CHARLES, OH Point Com tort, and
| Norfolk, l2.0. uight.
! For Mldd.ttown, Clayton. Dover, wyoming
| Foilon, Harrington, Br,igeyIlle, SeafOrd,
Laurel. and nelmar. lt.Ol night.
B.ltllnorea and Washington, 4. 10. SOB p.iZ
V q Might. Baltimore g. p. NJ aud L.. II
leave Philadelphia Broad stra,t, for VIII
| minston texpressl, $50. 40. Ills AM,
go O., 'oi5, zoo. ,s7. II 10, n3. and
Accconmos alton, ss5 . 10. 10 ss. m, ~. 3,
| 2 05. GO, SIS, Wt. II S3 p, M.
| For further Information, passengers nj
| referred to the ticket oiic. at the station.
| Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
| upon which extra iare Is charged.
| CfAs. ". PuGli, J. Il. WOOD,
General Mans"cr. General Passenger Agent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

4 - tftrNCE olalit FL lave op.n
'f'it iies-Ituu with my bnslatg,
- fnrc dthcc=ior tile publistiu
tai 's.=A''utfNrst corner ri gtl,nn
son -ltNcis. JOSEPH atKTA
III bls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

IrSqu wi-4t .uod Job done, call OF
: w muL NJ stuW AErI, Up.
.i,t,i ard cabinet maker. Carpets
b=IU1 At rpt~hing and Narnish-
AileHuruE neatly done. Mat
4 st.. n.rD' own All work promptly
,l.e4i.j s4il .ltetlnn Euhl'n 4t.ed.
". con imud and Iatiall sts.
D. isam Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16


ENOR RENT-TIlE LARGE SToRI.
l. HeuiiMcst corner seventh and kim:
streets; been used lpr past thru" YEAR
iol thY Enodr and trimming stnrci tn
excellent lnrniina luru live panty,
store Nh AZ i.Hst seventh street, ono
donr from King. large room, two large
bnik windows.
House ana store Ne inEa-t seventh
street, excellent location Tor any light
businct . sturc VIII be rented either
With or without house. Apply to " II
MORRIS, seventh and Market strcots.
La I'M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16


Ask fer Pau X SouthwlclI's IA SPLEEN
did tit and reliable), at No. 1903 Madison
street j. W. Barnett, manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

n ! T NITIF6 IT ANINU 0F VI
=,.s.Dfnts tih Ming they ave wufnout
. N g. tlrH aud have made ny thcir
.,.. ..lt. a,rgo toranew one, can save
-. fat pt,iing ut The Novelty Sow
t..e RrpSlr " 9rks. NO 40 u.
utus ~ "" ttcy ae Irpaf.1 10 40
.lr, .rtltg machine men VIII tell
7, t,.lf-HHthlsc IA worn ont aud ctn
- ftrtU,4f. they do that In order to sell
1s 0s,,sn-. hrins yaur old mschine 10
Is,fs lone. l.. 4, III NTON, No.
I. - rlh b., MilniLgton, Del. Is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

For New Bridge aud intermediate poIuts
~ y. m. and on Saturday only At OH and
p.iSp. IN
On SUNDAY for Reading and intermediate
fpinta, al .. a. N. and for springfield AND
intermediate points At s. d. m.
4, u. HcUAUaLAND, BoWNEss BRIaal.
nuperin tsnheat Gen PA,s. Ag'G
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

- 80 -
SIle s.IAerC.i HIM

DAILY Gruuther (tasiiiIg MS noodle
,upj-"ilumpn! you b tier have 400.
die walk through here
Waiter (suaycly) Arc you look Ter
job.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

| building lots FOR splc-l lot on Head
- street, between l4th and i3th, SUxs5
feet
lot cor. licald st. aud Nandcrveraye.
1910 fcct, VIII be sold cheap Apply to
Wnlthef & Co, :. side Market stree,
bridge. - Hat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

Brazilian Balm for colds, soiosss. loo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
.lvlDFNp NOTICE.
q !Al NOTICE.
fE;.::y':ks

T. sG Yoi. on entire stora OF 6n.
. '4t-' AL eAti'Asea at greatly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

"A Nl9I.olsDS AND TENANTS
N@hers should now send mt tnelt ii -ts.of
". "ir-nl spas 10 score ne hest tr,,,,,I,
tnAnis with cli All record Inty I'LL,
Gto.t q. MARS.
! y n IloN-ALI PERSONS DE
TUG dtnps nnre and chemioals or wish
= 5A compounded Win nur, ,psir,iIp''
J" ihr itus store OF II. Il. hi Nj.
= NO. S'' Market street, W ilEin ton.
-2.t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

I|OR RENT. A FARM OF is ACRES.
- AZ epp3rtlhity to reiali from milk
~llliu, / find all stock. JOSEPH BAN
CROFT = Sous co, near Nilmin ton, del.
l-li-!htds4lw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16
yT,rnta.
statesmen

wsntat 10 canvass for tie sale OF Nursery
stNh. Steady emp uymeni guaranteed, SAL
ati snd ~ nsns.a. Apply At snce stating
age CHASE BhufItit4 COMPANY,
huehestee, N. y. Hofer 10 nj, papgr,
lsnAnar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-16

kOR BALE BRICK STABLE ON
l. Mt, street, between seventh and HI, htt
and Monroe aud AdslnS streets. Appl 10
nEALDa 60. O-lSi
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
4 SPECIAL GRAND JURY.

No Doubt but One VIII BE Called to Set
tie Moore, Bush, Hogan and Lawler.
Press, pulpit and people are demand
ing special Grand Jury to indict the
lottery sharks.
There never was such a shameful
spectacle presented to the people of
Chicago as there is at the present time.
The Louisiana Lottery Company is
making more money than it ever did
before, and is making no pretense what
ever to give an equivalent for value re-
ceived.
The authorities pay no attention
whatever to the lottery company or its
agents, and some one must be getting
a fine rake-off and percentage for their
show of leniency.
Bush's programme appears to be
carried out pretty faithfully, for tick
cts are now peddled openly about sa-
looms and restaurants and on the
streets.
Moore's headquarters across from
the City Hall are thronged daily with
persons anxious to swell that man $
receipts
Meanwhile, where is the States
Attorney?
Ask Fred Mitchell
The Mexican and Kentucky lotteries
are running more brazenly than ever
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
Commissioners PrendergaSt and
KOhISaat Anxious to Retain
Their Judgeships,
Formation of New Repub-
lican Club in Chi
cago.

There is going to be lively fight in
the Fourth Congressional District.
Congressman Adams will have to fight
for his life for a denomination, and the
opposition to him is increasing day by
day.
At first this opposition crystallized
around the name of Hampstead Wash
burne, but that gentleman's with
drawal from the race left the field open
to some one else
That some one has materialized in
the person of Mr. George S, Willis,
gentleman of wealth and ability.
Mr.. Adams will have to fight hard
to defeat Mr. Willis for a renomina-
ton. There is enough opposition in
the district to defeat him if it is
properly combined.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
The Attorney for the Bold,
Brazen Louisiana
Lottery
Was Employed 10 Assist The Ex-
IOwan in Late Prose
CutionS.
Some More Facts About Washington
PART Bush and Moore, the
Unindicted.

Judge Joel NJ. Longenecker, please
stand up!
On behalf of vast number of peo-
pie in this great community, The
EAGLE desires to ask you few ques-
tions.
Before doing so, The EAGLE will
say that Your heretofore unblemished
reputation demands an answer, and
its columns are freely open to you to
reply to the following interrogatories
First Have you any interest in the
Louisiana lottery or it's success?
Second-H you have not, why do you
allow James E. Moore, Charles Bush,
Michael Lawler, and NJ. A. Hogan to
rob this community without calling
the attention of the Grand Jury to
them?
Third Have you not been aware of
the fact that for a long time there has
been great amount of ill-feeling be-
tween the lottery people and the boss
gamblers? And do you not know that
this feeling of enmity was the one
common 10 wolves fighting over the
same bone?
Fourth-Do you not know that Mr.
Fred Mitchell is the attorney in Chi
cago for the Louisiana lottery people,
and that his best client was against"
many Of the gamblers?
Fifth Knowing this, why did YOU
hire him 90 assist YOU ia prosecuting
some roaort gambling casesy
Mr. Mitchell is a fine gentleman and
gool lawyer but he went into court
representing the Louisiana lottery,
Didn't be- Judge
lf u.t who dd hc ropreseutf
t.f.nf Y.. alt assistants y0uucltt
anfr Arc yuu nul aaarr OF the
ttus. J,mw D. M.ut mth. mwl
t.mt reImtsn r'll. Dam
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26

DIR. STELLwAG, the famous Austrian
oculist, during the course of recent
lecture at Vienna related the follow
ing story of Dom Pedro of Brazil. He
said that one of the Emperor's dearest
wishes had been to have a big hospital
at Rio, but that he lacked the money
wherewith TO build it, and the wealthy
people could not be induced to sub
scribe. Then an idea came to him, as
it had to the German Emperor Joseph
century ago. He began to grant life
peera9es to all persons who were will
ing to subscribe good round sums to-
ward the hospital The patents of
Count, Viscount and Baron were not
hereditary, and if the children wished
to inherit their fathers title they had
to pay for it afresh. Brazil became
peopled with mobiles, and the hospital
was built ON a grand scale When it
was completed, Dom Pedro had the
following inscription placed on its
gates "Nanitas Humana Miscrir HUI
mans Human Vanity to Human Mis-
cry"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
WASHINGTON PARK BUSH.


He VIII Reap Harvest in Chicago This
Year.
Louisiana Bush, who has the ex-
elusive right to the betting privileges
at the Washington Park track this
season, is in clover.
The liberal" management has given
him permission to erect eighty book
makers stands at the track
As Bush sub-lets to the book makers
at 81, 900 each for the season, this nets
Brother Bush $50, 600.
Not bad sum for the man who is
reputed to control the destinies of the
Louisiana lottery in this section.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26

who were also members when the ordi-
nances were passed, and voted in favor
of their passage 10y reason of the cor
rupt and illegal means. Complainants
say they are unable to set forth what
person or persons now hold the stock
for the benefit of the Aldermen, for
the reason that the compauy's books
are closed to them and the identity of
the person to whom the stock really
belongs has been concealed, and much
of the stock not transferred on the
company's books to the names of per-
sons henefcially the owners
On the hearing of the case the com
plainants say they believe they will be
able to establish, with the aid of the
court in securing theproduction of the
books, the exact names of some of the
Aldermen and others
The ordinance adopted by the Coun-
ell Feb. 10, 1890, was based on the
original and supplemental petitions
attacked by the eomplainants, but this
ordinance was repealed and another
and final ordinance was adopted Feb.
II, 1890. The point is made that
there was no petition whatever for
this last ordinance, and that the
Comcil exhausted its power in the
first ordinance, and the second is abso-
lutely void
Particular fault is also found with
the West Chicago Park Commissioners
for signing the frontage of Union Park
favorable to the ordinance. 1t is al
legged that the people who dedicated
the park own the fee and their consent
was necessary, but was not obtained,
Out Of a total frontage on Randolph
street of 7,2O8. 50 feet the consentiuq
frontage fell sos feet short of o ma
jority, it is said The company did
not give ten days public notice either
of the time and place of presenting the
petition, it is alleged. The usual OBJ
jections of smoke and SCOT, irreparable
injury to property, and the tearing NJ
of streets are also made by the bill
The complainants pray for an injunc
tion restraining the city of Chicago
from permitting or allowing the com
pany to tear up or obstruct Ogder
avenue and Randolph street, and en-
joining the company from constructing
or operating an elevated railroad OF
the streets named under the two ordi
nances. No injunction has yet beer
granted. A motion for injunction ma,
he made next week
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
HAS BEEN THERE BEFORE.

what the Law Says in Regard to Sellers of
Lottery Tickets.
Every man who sells lottery ticket
should be prosecuted
The laws against lotteries are very
severe, as they should be. For the
benefit of the $4,000 readers of THE
EAGLE they are reprinted here from
the statute book
Section 1S0, Chapter IS. Whoever
sets up or promotes any lottery for
money shall for each offense
be fined not exceeding $4,000.
Section 1871 Whoever, in any house,
shop, or building, owned or occupied
by him, or by him controlled, permits
the setting up or management of a
lottery, or the disposal of lottery tick
cts, shall be fined not ex-
ceeding $4,000
Section 49, Whoever sells, either
for himself or for some other person,
lottery tickets, shall be
fined not exceeding = 1000
But the $1,000 fine is only for thc
first otteusc. There is heavy penalty
attached TO a second conviction, and as
many If tho lottery sharks have
alread been punished once they arc
liable under its provisions nest time.
Here i the las op second convictions
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convicted ualet aa oi tbs pty.altae
SECTIONS ammln tha uks aHs8t .l
aa Hasfal fba sHaase lhaea usa
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
COZ. DAVIS DECLINES THE PLACE.

He Would Not Accept the ChairmanShip
of the Stats Central Committee.
Col. George h. Davis said in refer
ence to the'dispatches from Washing
ton that Senator'S Cullom and Farwell
were of the opinion that it would be
wise to make him Chairman of the Re-
publican State Central Committee; Il
can not accept the position. My du-
ties as County Treasurer and as one Of
the Directors of the Worlds Fair for
bid it. Besides, | don't know much
about the politics of the State outside
of Cook County. I'm willing to lend
all the assistance | can to the party in
Cook County, and will act in whatever
position the Republicans here ask me
to, no matter at whatever personal in
convenience.
you have heard that Gen Martin
is about to retire from the Chairman
ship"
81 have. understand Gen Martin
wants to retire"
"Who will be his successor?
81 have heard Major Tanner men,
toned, also A. NJ. Jones, and ex-Sena-
tor Bent think Major Tanner would
be q frs,.ciass man for the position
| notice that he is not a candidate for
State Treasurer. He understands the
politics of the State, and would be an
invaluable man as Chairman of the
State Committee would be glad to
cooperate with him in every possible
way"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
BOULEVARD noN~

Two Commissioner. Whu Are Auxinus o.
Hald taur iuhs,
Drainage Commissioners Frendergast
sh frry able Young man IT, Is sald
tl he tite thr Democratic nomination
mr County Judge
rafk Commissioner kah.saat S az.
other abIe aaus mtH Hr rHsl.ef fhe
usrabIaa nomination O. Probate
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