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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
election Hotiee

,c, ohm M; .,r,ot Bro.y ST. t. Ciun"n str Ct GRAND
I'm, r t"nrsrntn Erection District shall contain q! That
pat oil ,Y Ky Gu' pciu"y s:?e,t ad Sheriff ,rt
'rr, I f|.ns 'i Iso D.i sh ':.ir al 1.'
PER; it o. ,' s ny .:t Ir.nte W. It s.. c
OIL w,t. .c Dr,h9ry ,tr'st and -: sire ' ma,
t" ry no .,r ' iy ana lying with. IAnc"y
'ug, s. "a ,' - SS .n D s'll ,a @oni all mat
part Du'a'a by ana ,'n ,.e,, '" .'tr broom
Nnr" III ton b,,' it sh MIo So. ..land .r,t
part o. IN, ..i' n ,,s n. TOY ~ rr ss
PAT o: to- 60! ty and ns With, s:"''"'
FIT st.et a snsr a"n t't Sal fot.ln all that
IA" Twenty arr, f.,, t'i by ...a Max within Dc!a'y
'uc TT, ,it I'I Iie ton D. .t sra ccn; ali that
pat o. IT, 1T, no.ndrd .! and N'." " aH
ne 1w'n;, G;d ," ,O d, .d !. IN. VAIN Dra"cy
't A;;"I!, ;.' r"" ni Ia! c"..n a.
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In. - Mi''; cn ,| b. .G .ym. bi.on''
s;rrct Cn,on sr.e il,;ti stI,tt atd $500 'n;an Al.
Inr ",n;y'xn a; uS1 h, ,t lyu.s wi.hi u..n4
s ~, ~cio~ iieN'e' .tr"'' Division ''0''
Sr seventh Election D'tris' shai' Sitn.n be-"
TIA; pa, d t I 1 Sss Ss a.t "' and Sori"
. .ni, & '''''' .., ..u contain AL
.i cart " Tx 1t, tOuhd and WIG " .Sa Soi".a
oG .' ,,..,.o. p..,,.t hall contain all
i"r ,M"'t; n riI bo1,l.a by and whIn stanton
,,r Atornry su,.t be1'nrI ,a CONAN al ,h-t
Ic Iii' Irr%T "a NO l.nr Within strrt
III ,tr",t K>maion r.r,'t AMI Ato'""; ,,.an AL
ma "f a M ,s"d a n s.o and I. t."p and @
S SIMON 'fT''' "''''' ,.r ,on,.o all
IT, thirty Odd l-cson, D',,'' al a' , So"'- ma
st4a,On street rn"f'n ''F'''' '''''"-''' 49,,
rSc Thirty uira EN'5on ' ~ a i' y'". |,t
that part % t.. rit .,.t iit,,nr,o.. -t,t. A.d
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election y ctiec


FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
TIE toars A'mey D.re; ,n. b. tn. ' astH. ana
INIT o. VIA h ,~al b =, c.'o0. ~ ,.,, o,,,
n RS re- D. r.,t ,-a.i o.iAin all toai pa, p.'
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o. ~ c., Joanaeu lynn. Nl".n la. b. '-'"'S'
Main ~ IT, f. 6a I n.,, t a." ., tcn,an a. pant
Of III ~ bounaea ~ ana y:nr wynn "a. 10Y: Ia and
o. at - e. 'aAaI' 'ts.st from ''f'o' 81" OF ="
Ls T,.s. snail contain ali ina" H., part #
OF ~ 90 n''o,1 =! ''I ~ ~; w'I 10 ,ar,t .e aud
IT, ~,t 70, Of Nar~. stree. nO4 'A"'"" ''f'e' to
~ M Flry.Cn Di,tr sinai! y Goa am I t tn, D Das
o Vnt ,, ,rst iroD a:Aai:n. street "a r.: street.
.. Na:"t sr'ct from N'"io" '"'' ~
i4s $50. D..ru snail contain all tA't a par;
oi,c T. 10. Cet.~rl.y tvct 10 Mart ''rr ";d
e" cit ID o. ,";"ai'n street 'Fo" N""0' y" "
H. Election Dsrct snail contain all tns' par;
Mono. sr.t 70" .t"Ar ' 81 ct to '.arnc' , anr"s
Of az sl IN anu south T' ' oi sn.;oa
me .n. iion nal contain nj! 'a a., r" n
" te ~ o".gd y ara i 't Mh'H v ',y ':' .i IN r nd
OF Market "ti'c Iron" tnr'F' 'ti'oI to Ham
n H" Could s an. D s ' % s'pi. tr u tst' f In.
.ri lion ,!t ,s ,o;a% Ill L. Tat t,, ,.,'
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Q. the hsi s.dna4S S aa nc :"9 aer Il as 's!
r. .' ...t , aoliYt ,str!, and Market su";.
M v 80,
stree Ice. o., f,'''t lin contain AL That
r.'S " .'V H rc., ii'nr ,i," md Mai~rt 81,
Wy! 49,, Milton n, :t,.f 80 c,,,ial,, Al. that
,s, - a., no. d.! b. ana knI ilI;n u! on s;rrt
lrAc stit>t fa'' By aGM-! and M'thrt t'I". 80 ,,.,
ne H. .,,,t
PEI OF o. CO.. c"u 'uc' u. 60" - i' ' Ia -, .,
JcicI No' ST. ,r,,on E ~ h.r rot,:, all that
Inc :N'e'.I' i- '',', iN 'm ~. .. 10
I par. % tN cE uot"- y! a"u !! me in .'.' ,.a ~
In, Seventeenth Lection District .h.li ,"ntl al ;ba;
i'.,'u. A. ,..I .t:,,i ,,i,s
( Exht-"n J.. gtui D'''ir -ad.. t'i'Iih a.. .'4'
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sn -..,rl
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election Hotife
DOLCE DEPARTMENT.
loIiry / FrAETuENT Of rHH CITY OF NL"I ohh'
-. M III.

DOLCE DlfAN MIN l.
lO's Fr'"1HNH, a, .; xr :Hs cl III 81. or Sl"S'AA
49, ', ('' &C. w. pa ., Of Chapter 40
coHiri.I io - h.1. r%.. ;;~ ana S, 81 's
Stw.YorN ho :i,ti~n D.-j'e, AID '' boada',,, IT,, q
% iO'O"' ,,r., ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
rL Tsst As'-a. t>r' a. :" a, ,.-' ana n 0He y
Int, tNc.ty '..'i.h d''.' - lac 'N'' al" "
Oh T Hi.' T. .'' ,.ea shat ,o";an al ;,, tat
s sf.t' Oh ni. H., ',c. tot'' al 'y .oo"''
say, h~t '.,".' "'' ""i - - .a co.,sa al t.at
ya. T Of ~. g'' a. o."e, ~ w." ~l''% M.
si'c F.".' '..''. .-o -'' Dad Sue t. r. a,n
si.,S .".a t'orr.- p,.,,.., ...l contain a.. ina,
pat! .a' Of +, ne "a. cay .'-' p D.: 49, '3 ~, a..
The Ev.rrA i 't'" II ''"t '-.' w.t. Sr.',-
p1t Of Lac . I.'| & ~ s "a It.r. Street, 'A -
I ,So 10: NV / 30. n~ 'a c'"4 .:n., a. Ec "''
W., Of "@ ~, 'G %n D. ST. a. ~ S;s.
i .is.d '.''''' ,,.,'., go. eo..,..a Al! ,las
. .ss Of csnE ' .,,9 rar ple' AID w"'"s''"
susei: ,.,. r...,.on DISH, .Al ,oa,..n Al! '"st
pHt .: the IL. t"ana@d - ana A""1 ,oG Washneton
M,iys: ,..,... ,,...., snail contain al MAT
iAc s"H i'[,H naed bI md PIN. I'M ,"e'o
Sn' Ers:op I, n IT., ma. u i2i Ai'.aH
asn f s IN . G.f' S. ,tci ref"W street s'' "'
yI.et ano ilugsoa o. Nom i'G contain al .ha, pat.
ely ionea y ana !,, S. !.ie,i ICY ''''
way na Er sertH. E e s0taG Al ,I it
E Essn % 'Hs .ti.y; Wellington street AL
- fo, and n or Moth river. -, 49,,
The TNelf, E."Cto" O'-,'!S ,,r ,l, on street.
SI-.snwtrn ,;re,t Liberty street, and HUDSON oi '|
49, ' ... ~, 49,.
The Thirteenth Election District ~" ~ ar -tr"rt
,s,i of M. .na
E,ndnn, ~ trHenW!ch stree "'N' @'''>' 49,
Hudson Or Nora. 49, 49,. .,.,, c,ri,.n all that
III, Eou;t Lection D!>tlIc' >H~ do ,,y,c,
r,,t oi shc city rolnGcd by and lyds "'un ~,
In fif~ent. - non D.>tFi.i sal .,t", ma, ,;rrct
,ounl, and lying wtthlh 49,
ksIt 81 @ Kt,d. sext Hudson stree ffi'h.h N"''
sll Ws>i Gi'aI \, r,.,-rt shall contain all ;'''
80" ~ h,tuoed a., and Nin, wItHH t".!t,,n,
part Oh u ,.' -, READ, s,--,t auu UuGson Q! NOT"
st:ec" hd"'''' $4,000 -, ...,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
election Aotire

The InGty.srv,utn Flee on D,Gt 'n,I ,'nsi .o,, an
I'd. Of SiNth .ttrr from 10 Ay"s H. anu a Iie
eat dy "i A,GS a irI t ' ps.r.ct shat. connn al
that pat OF tc eIty by ana yns stni .h me
ana and , %. nott side Of sstA Street Avenue to Ave-
IT. ss" Sso dsrss" nir %s s1s'; 4
~ syent Street, from Avenue 20 A;ue b. ana Nc. Inc
cA'i Ia, Of ,r "a rH ,r tN shall all that part
Of t.r c,t' nc!"d.a T., ara ara H; 4e , "t.i
A>1% c d 't S"' o.sain al , s'
par o, IN IN roundd b, lying ,a M' M@r.'
d. Lielo t , Gg sewn Ss9 IS SIT ';.
E'oa = ,o, az ."i, . a'S @"@t, sA
par f co-ad:a . ny a .. EN-. $" en-. sytt AID
IN" cy fourth ,e ,n p.n"t hal. CONTAIN an ,. tn,
o. t MAJ place tr'' '''''s' 's''''' '''''''
ond rs a.'' NTH Election l.ssc -.a cortain al ;ha,
r e. y oSs"d Ai, ~ IA seven, , s;ie.t and r:
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
~! Ia, y,.tt.ou astl.-... tAs s~'"'' -"d
In..., % %. ,"-. !o-.o"o ..,, al tnat part
Inc IA: Lie ni,.i.t '"'' .o""'' LIST Twenty:
Q! L. , s%'1 ieA ~ -' a;t@a Last i~e"'''"d
s1 cad is, o r.,;t.ct sn. o";aa all ;l I"r.
Ir a., a.. W,~ ~ SAN street .Hd t IA, ni stt
.n.. l.,e .'.NA,e s"a'' ,".-"; - a.. Whit.
OF ' It,. IT, 0I b.@.d~. .. Nl'd street. AID
>n "' ftn LECTION ,n. contua all 'p. a,p PR
Of me city ' s.sn > e. ana W. cIy street AID
,Hs t p A., , M. N..n Kan" Va, IS.
s-,' In, ,;, n :,: a>;" -'"'0' west
ans '"t I'D; n tn n,,:.ct .h.u Contain all that t.T!
ct .9 7 ~! Sish o'-r e'-nt1 'fe''
Sr; District sa eoa' t1 all ih.i '@I a.
q TO- 0. .%e D. ~ ga ';e arn;j ysn AID
Of t., II" 1a isi By ,ld WAX w'.t th, w.,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Washington Notes.

WAsuINGToH, June l6.-In the United
States Senate, on Saturday, several Ser
ate bills were passed, among them one
making the signature to . custom-rev
enus bond Of one member OF firm bind
Ing on all the members. The Educa-
tioDal Fund bill was considered. Alter
passing 50 private pension bills the
Senate adjourned.
In the House the speaker appointed
conferrees on tho Antitrust bill. The
Sundry Civil bill was considered. Busi-
ness was suspended for the delivering OF
sulogies on the late Samuel J. Randall,
after which tho House adjourned.
John i. Davenport, United 6tates Su.
perylsor Of Elections, on Saturday gave
the House Caucus Committee the benefit
OF his experience In exsouting the cleo.
tion laws to aid them In the formulation
OF Federal election bill. Tho commit
tee had 90 far progressed that Messra.
Lodge and Rowoll were arranging tho
sections aud adding the finishing touches
TO the bill. which will be printed In seA-
son for the use Of the caucus tonight,
'if It Is regarded % necessary TO submit
TO that body tho small details Of the
measure which has already received Its
approval In principle and outline"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
WIN Improve Their Store.

Although Mulliu 4 Son. tho popular
clothiers at Sixth aud Market streets,
made . number Of improvements last
year, they are not yet satisfied, and the
great incrcsss In their trade demands
that still more be done. 1t 10 their in
tentiou 10 begin this work rs soon -
possible, and ~ they have large stock
Of goods on hand, which must be dis
posed of before they commence, they
have made . sweeping reduction iu
prices to make . clearing out Boys
and children's clothing have been re-
duced 30 per cent, and 10 per cent. has
been taken off Of mems clothing. A.
their prices are always lower than tho
same quality OF goods can be procured
for elsew W here, this offers An opportunity
that should be improved.
Many Of these goods have been made
BY their own workpeople, and are fully
at least twice 10 much money. This re-
duction does not In any way Interfere
with their established rule Of one price,
and the goods would not be offered 4,
these rates were 1t not for the fact thai
tearing out A. the firm are desirous tc
commence the Improvements as soon al
possible, those In need OF clothing either
| for themselves or children should call
.A!ab sut felor0s,Jli was IhGdJ' tlief NV
done an immonss business, but thei,
stoek 90. .--s-.s- A.. A.. a ..Ii
large and splendid assortment left
Everything sold at this establishment Il
just - represented, consequently pur
chassrs know exactly what they are get
ting.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A hIiddietown Winner.

The trottsr, Fiirt. owned by William
B. Biggs OF Middletown, won the q SO
race at the spring fair vi the Chester
County Agricultural Society at West
Chester, Pa, on Friday. There wore
eight starters In the race. four of which
took q heat Flirt won the race In the
second. third and seventh heats; bsst
time 2.45. Harry Morgan, belonging to
Cochran Stock Farm, Middletown; Amy,
of Ford & Taylor. Dover, and Civilian,
Of u. c. Hess, participated In the 2.24
race on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
II All pepsnds.

The Addlcks over In Boston have dis
covered q new way Of getting into so-
ciety, and II would be interesting to have
the comments Of Ward McAllister on
their discovery. They came from PfIa-
delphia several years ago and brought
plenty Of money along with them. They
gave superb entertainments, to which
---y Sow PoVeA- .--nrtad. and went Qu
wherever and whenever they were In
vited. After two years Of this sort o
thing they seemed no nearer the goal o
| their social ambition than when thel
] were newly arrived from the City o
Brotherly Love. Lat year. however
they went to Nshaut invested portion
OF their Philadelphis money In Boston
yacht, invited swell people to 10 sailing
with them, and were themselves aur-
prised at tho brilliant results they
achieved. The fact Of the matter 10 they
got ON board their yacht and sailed
smoothly and sucosssfully into the
innsrmoAt circles, ponds and sddiss oi
Boston society. As VIII Hopper used 70
remark in topical song he sang, SIT all
depends on the way 1t 10 done"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Large Corn,

A young man In passing along the
pike, near Wooddsle, was 90
iorolbly impressed with vigorous appear
ance OF the corn growing on . twenty
acre field on the farm OF John Peoples, In
tho tenure Of Thomas jackson, that he
jumped over the fence and pulled up .
stalk and brought 1t to tho REPUBLICAN
office. On stretching up tho leaves We
found II measured four feet and four
inches iu length. The gentleman de-
clared that the stalks on the entire field
were equally large, and presented an
equally promising appearance. He
thought that therA 10 not another field In
the county, II In the State, that 10 any
thing like 1t In size and viGor. % great
deal Of the corn In the Vicinity 10 not
more than two or three inches In hsighs.
II any farmer 10 the State has . field OF
corn Of - great size We should like 70
hear Of II. MI. Jackson 10 good farmer,
makes lots Of manure, and the land tor
corn, potatoes and grass 10 hrst.class.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Base Ball
The following games were played Sat-
urdAy:

Base Ball.
The following games were played sat-
urdAy:
PLArRRs' LHAGUE.
At Boston-First gams-Boston,. o;
Philadelphia, 8. Second game-boston'
4; Philadelphia, o: ,.,
At Clsvsland-Clsvsland, ,; Chicago
Al New York-Nsw York, 9; Brook
At Bufralo-Tirst gsme-Bufalo, 9;
Pittsburg, 9. Second gsms-Buhaio' q;
Pittsburg, 8.
NATIONAL LEAauA
At Boston-frirst gams-Boston, q;
Philadelphia, 8. Second gams-bostons
0; Philadelphia, 3.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 0; Cleve-
AZ Brooklyu-Brooklyn. 10; New
York, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Philadelphia-Athletic, .; Brook
a. st. Louis-st. Louis, 0; colum-
bus, 3. m
Al Louisyille-LouIsville, II; Toledo 4.
AT Rochester-First game-Rochester,
| 8; Syracuse, 4. Second game-Roches-
tor, 8; Syracuse. 0.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Al New Haven-New Haven, o; Wor-
| cester, Q. W.
At Jersey City-Jerssy City, 1; Hart
AZ NewMk-Nswark, .; Washing
ton, l.
IHTRRsTArH LEAGUE
At AtAltooua-Altooua, 3; York, 8.
At Lsbanon-Lebanon. u Ahen'
Al Easton-Esston. 0; Harrisburg, .
The follow ing games were played yer
tsrday;
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Al oucestsr-Athlstic. 4; Brook
Al syracuss-syrscuss, II; Roche'
Il ST. Louis-st Louis, 1; Colum
bus, 8.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At Bsltimore-Baltimore, II; Hart
AZ Newark-Newark. 8; Jersey clty.o
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At Easton -Esston, IS; Allentown, .
NOTES.
| The wilmington Club will play j
Washington to-day.
Third. .baseman Lyons, Of the Athlsti
Club, was fned 500 on Saturday.
Manager Barnie, Of the Baltimor
IClub, was arrested yesterday on til
charge Of playing ball on Sunday.
Earle and stivette, OF the St. Lou
IClub. were each lined 800 on Saturda!
Chamberlain was suspended until b
got himself Into good condition.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
NOMINATION ELECTION; nIe,!s.
ARRIVAL J. LYNCH NoM'-
MATED FoR SHERIFF.
Joseph II. Kirk Nominated 'o' c'''A''
-.. n.feat of Peter J. Ford-A
surprisingly small Vote for
George p. Ro,hwsiL :

~ in' ,lace lat Saturday afternoon and
,ooa .,.a,tsd In a complete deisas Tor fe,ef
ieeS,,rI vorS and hIs wiug Of the party. Up
:. 10, friday tho Ford men were conn.,
70 ., ~, n tucess, but from what was
'.,rned I,r by the ieadsrs ON that day u DO.
!cms. !..as sriient that Purnai J. Lynch would
esrs e. ,hs 'surce,sful man. 10 add to this
n, n Ford was taken sick and was unable
M ~ leave his house. Lynch's plurality ~
,sr s "a a, sscsrtained up 10 this morning u
$50 aud Kirk's Cos
The vote iu detail 10 ~ follows:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Important 70 FI.hermcn.

Those who intend going with the
George Washington Club on ito ann ual
nshiug excursion next Monday should
visit the store OF Adams & Bro, No. 50l
Market strest. and examine the new ad-
Unstable dipsy which they have just re.
ceived. Tnls dipsy weighs eight ounces.
but by . peculiar arrangement can be re-
duced to SIX. four or two ounces, as de-
sired, without being removed from the
line. They also have iull line OF all
kinds Of fishing tackel, all Of which are
sold at the lowest ratoc.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
sale OF Real Eseate.

L. W. Svdham d sos, suctioneers,
sold ths following lots lest Saturday for
Maryland avenue between Yifth and
Sixth avenues: Joseph 1. CarpeptsS. Jr.,
20x100. el2. 90 per foot, $3.50; William Q.
Guthrie, 100x160, Sl2 psr foot u 200;
Joseph l. Carpenter, Jr., 40xl00, el2 per
foot, $3.50 Maryland avenue bstwsen
Sixth and Seventh avenues: Joseph L.
Carpenter. Jr., 20xl00, el3.25 psr foot,
?205; Andrew Hitler, 2oxl0o. 4fs.s7 psr
foot, t257. ~; Joseph L. Carpenter,
~ H,.r, eo'1s T. snl;s sis ps psS,,Sc &c. .ss; Ssus
per foot $3.50. Seventh avenue be-
age street: Anthony Mc0arvsy, 17ex
100, ea75 per foot, d $40. Sixth avenue
between Anchorage street and Maryland
avenue: Joseph l. Carpenter. Jr., 10. Ok
100, es.75 per foot, ell8.s7; Joseph L.
Carpenter, Jr., 16.9xl00. "a 30 PER foot
$l42.38; Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., 6Ax100,
e6.75 psr foot, $432; Anthony Mc0arvey.
S2x100, IS. S5 Per foot SlS7.20; William
Y. Guthrie, 80xl00, .6.76 per foot. 500;
Joseph L. Carpenter, JL 170x6O. Is. 40
per foot. e950.40; Joseph L. Carpenter,
Jr.. 16.91sO. $40 per foot, e90.46;
Fifth avenne between Anchorage stlast
and Maryland aveuuct Joseph L. Gar.
psntsr, Jr., 18.0xs0, at e5.i0 per loot,
e102 IS; Henry 7. Durs, 176xe0. at "a per
81 s.Ss per loot, SIds. 90; Henry !. Dare.
6ox70. at oS.95 per foot. e237. .0e; Henry
=. Durs. 60xS7. q, at %. 65 per foot. 9ls2.
10; Henry 3. Durs. 50xsS, o. e3.65 PER
ioos, elS2.50; William ]. Fisher
25xSo, a $40 per foot Si77. 5o
DR.. NJ. !. Corkran, 25xe0 feet, aI
~ per foot, ei75; lot west side Rodney
street between Fifth and Sixth, 3ex66, al
$40 per foot, e72O. TO Joseph x. Gilksy
lots north eide Howlsnd street east o
Scott, II. 4xl83. At 30 per foot, el66, z
James Chsyney; 16.Sxl0S, at 70 per foot
$50, to james Cheyney; John H. Muv
ply, 3S lxl0O, At u. 7t per foot, $3.50. 6S
James Chsyney, lot 1e.Sxi13. ~ % PEI
foot. SlSl; LOT on south aide Of Mint
street west Of Clayton, 75x1O0, At el2 pc
foot. 5000, to Charles Il Cleland; houa
at northwest corner Of Cedar and Frank
lin streets, 70 William N. Robinson, 10
81. $40.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Firsmen's Celebration At York, Pa.
:. -rhA .Es'..a.h'n Fire Comps will take
4 Congress tnniversRry celebration
II fyn M nj v.-l~

EIremenB CeleDrnthOn AZ YORK, Pns
-rhA .xs'..a.h'n, Fire Com psny will take
II Congress nniysrsary celebration
-. -.-..-. IL Co., No. !, OF York,
Pa, ON Thursdsy and Friday, October
% aud ~. The company will leave here
on Wednesday. October 20, and will re-
turn on Saturday following. The Friend
ship received . program OF part Of the
exercises on Saturday last, which q ~
follows,
First Day-Grand street parade Of all
the visiting fire CON panies at l. 80 p. M; .
grand free concert, In which all the
bands OF the Waiting Arsmen will take
place In the Square at y p. m., after
which grand banquet will be served to
all the visiting frsmen and guests d the
Park Opera House.
Second Day-In the morning the vIsi-
tors will be escorted 10 places of public
interest In the city. In tho afternoon the
following exercises will take place in
Centre Square: An address Of welcome
by tho mayor Of tho city, d. X. Noell;
history Of the Laurel by Charles w.
Myers, Esq.; centennial address, By
James u. xieglsr, Esq. interspersed with
music by the visiting bands: In the
evening . grand 6remen's ball will b.
ociu ~ tno HHA Opess AAVesel 8'suu
march at y O'Clock.
The following companies will bs the
guests Of tho Laurel: Friendship and
Reliance. OF this city; Sarah Zane, Win.
chester. Va; United, Frederick City,
Nd; Volunteer Fire Association and
South Penn Hoe, Philadelphia. Pa.
Montgomery, Nosristown, Pa. Liberty,
Allentown, Pa; Rainbow. Reading. PA.
Good WIN, Harrisburg. PAT Johnston
Hose, Bradford, Pa; Good Will. Easi
York. Union, Rescue and Rex Of th'
York Fire Department..
The Friendship will hold meeting
every Tuesday night until the tune o
their excursion to York, for the purpos'
Of transacting business 10 connection
with the trip and accepting the nameI
Of those who desire TO 60 with them
The company expects to take ~ equippet
men, besides full band.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Good Teas and Conee.

Try our 22c Rio coffee, the cheapest
coffee IN the market. Our 25 and 28 CT
Rio cofiees are the finest favored 10 be
found for tho money, and all Of the bet.
ter grades OF Santos, Java and Mocha
cofiess at the lowest market rates, and q
choice new lot of fne favored teas. A
right good tes at Csc h., as well 40 the
better grades of Oolong, Formosa. Young
Hyson and Imperial teas at 40, 90, go and
SOC lb. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. E. Cor.
3rd and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Antique Relics,

Stansbury Murray, Jr., No. 104 East
Front street, has been presented with
two valuable presents, which he now has
on exhibition. One 10 an antique candle
stick, made IN Egypt, and the other 10 .
handsome picture OF Howard school,
photographed in. 1887, showing the chill
dren and Miss Lewis, who promoted
them to the high school ,urss. since
which time no one has advanced them
further. 1t will be remembered also yhie
10 the lady who Mss Kruse threatened
about that time to have out Of the school
at the risk OF her life. This no doubt
assisted the board to ignore two thousand
petitioners for Misc Lewis retention. 1t
is stlll claimed that It 10 . question
whether principal Is capable and ft for
80 important . position with this unpar-
douable sin unrspepted OF.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A Dangerous Plaos.

A portion OF the arch Of the sewer ON
Seventh street above Madison, oavsd In
last Thursday evening, and thus far 70.
pairs have not been made. 1t 10 in . very
dangerous condition. and the Street
Commissioner should have II attended
TO with the least possible delay. Should
. heavy storm occur the cellars Of the
houses In the vicinity would be flooded,
and great damage would certainly be
sustained. Although the break 10 imme-
diatsiy over , ne gutter OF, horse aud vehi'
and the city would be liable TO sult for
damages.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
TypogrnphIcal Union,

ATLANTA. Ga, June l8.-The final
sessions Of the International Typograph-
ioal Union were held here ON Saturday.
A law was passed prohibiting regular
c0mpositors from no ding cases more
than sig days In any week. The Board
OF Trustees of the Childs- Drexel Home
organised with August Donath, Of Wash
iuRton, president.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Smeltz & Co., No. Is Z. Fourth street,
are getting lots Of Southern produce and
are outselling any other dealer In the
city at low prices. They receive daily
right direct from the South straw berries,
pineapplss, peas, cuUumbsrs, s9uashes,
tsans, new potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage,
etc. Wholesale and retail. No. Is East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Election Of nmoers.

At regular stated communication Of
Duront Lodge, No. 30, A. F. and A. NJ,
on Friday evening, the 9th inst, the fol-
lowing officers wee elected to serve for
the ensuing Masonic year: Wor NJ.
Thomas J. Day; Sr. W., George Nc.
intyre; Jr. w., VIM. B. Mole; treasurer,
John .. NIL er; treasurer, b. +. shep-
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Frssh Y.Reta bid. and Msnts.

Wn. Morelsud, wholesale and retail
dealer, No. 401 and g. W. corner OF
Fifth and King streets. has constantly y
on hand early vegetables Of oil kinda.
Also homo raised besf, mutton, veal,
stc., at the lowest market prless. Give
him call.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Is 70 0.

The home club was defeated by the
"kickers" from Baltimore on the home
grounds on Saturday afternoon by .
score Of Is to 0 before I, 200 spectators.
Anderson was again put In TO pitch Tor
the home club and up to the fourth in
ming the visitors were unable TO Ruage
bis deceptive delivery, and not one Of
their players reached drst base. In the
fiith inning Anderson weakened and the
visitors began to pound him all over the
Geld. "Reidy" Mack and FATTY"
Tate INDUCED In q great deal OF un-
necessary Kicking, and their actions
were disgrsce to the Baltimore Club.
The regular umpire WAS unable to sppear
ON account Of sickness, and Townsend Of
the Baltimore Club and Williams Of the
home club were selected to fill the posi.
tion. Both men were away oil. The
score:
WILMINGTON. .....0 90 00000 %
Baltimore ....... 20 0 o 4 4 122 x-1S