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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

The largest line Of caps and overcoats ct thu
lowest prices to be sold in the next sixty dana r
the old popular stand, Granite block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Go to The Pes Hive for silvsrwa.e. tho cheapes
store in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

For Hosiery, Yarns. Underwear and
Gloves try the Knitting Factory, 2l3 South
Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13
Teas! Tea! Teas.

Special closing out sale. Extra bargains
in dne teas, at half price. at Kuphal 4 Sohu-
machers's store, 1877 N. Main street,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Wood orders left with Norris Brother.
ON Broadway, will be prom pity attended 10
by Herbert Nicholson & Co, Ltd. Tele
phone 2A3
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13
No Where Else

Keep your little girls warm b. buyinR 4 cloal
1t the speoialIPale st The Fee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Clear Havana homo made cigars 100 n
SWend Carls0n's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Chamber OF Commerce, Granite Block.
Give It . call. Rest In the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Fur-lined overcoAts at 81 so; the very best
made At $3.50. Old stand, Granite block
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Elegant Millinery Sets.
Bonnet, collar or boa and muff in lovely
exclusive designs at Miss Kingsley'a, cor
ner Park and Sixth avenues.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Go to No II Warren street for switches. viea
and fronts. Hair cut, curlel and dressed
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

The largest assortment Of glassware In tho city
can be seen at The Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Chamber Of Commerce, Granite Block
Give 1t y call. Best in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13
The Latest

:, Ladies' and children's underwear At Tho Bee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Children's cloaks, one to eight years, slaueh-
tered ut The Bee Hive special sale.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Chamber Of Commerce, Granite Bloch
Give 1t y call. Best In the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Hanging baskets, with artificial plants and
6oweIs, Just received At The Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Latest novelties in millinery at Miss
Kingsley's, corner Park and Sixth avenues,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

The I. I. L. Bazaar il the place to bur your
clothing ct les thu cost
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Hats or BOnnots
For the opera, church or social events, can
always be had at Miss Kingsley's, corner
Park and Sixth avenues.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Mli ladies' and choice exclusive designs in
fashionAble hats and bonnets, a. at Mn
kinglegA eog1eS Park and Sixth avenues
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13
Arrivals at tho Grand Central.

Carter Barker, White
Sulphur SPRINGS.
T. Hensley, Castle.
M. Hyman, New York.
A. B. Roberts, BigTim-
Der.
Miss H. Hanson, Glen.
dive.
f. Merriam, jefferson.
j. &. Robinson, Deer
Lodge.
F. s. Bedwell, Chicago,
j. ID. DeHart. Living
stOn.
Frank Freely, U. 8.
Geological Survey.
NJ. l.. Roy, bridge.
Douglas Huey, Great
rails.
w, $. Dodge, Place
G. L.. johnson, st.
Clair.
F. l.. James, Castle.
John Oman. White Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs. Walters, Butte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

You can buy child's winter cloak at The B,
Hive for 81. 40.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

A. II. Powell, Pony.
H. B. Harvey, Rimiui.
Judge L. A. Luce and
wife, Bozeman.
]. H. Nckiernan, Ire
land.
Mrs. II. Thompkins,
Cortland. N. Y.
w. f.. briggs. Butte.
Miss Murphy, Chicago.
w. T. kisar, Jefferson.
Il. Englehardt, East
Helena.
Geo. Berry, Castle.
Jas. Hamilton, Great
+ lis. Us
C. NJ. Blackman, Cho-
C. ]. joiner. San Fran
cisco.
Fred Weightman, Elroy
Wis.
w. q. Alderman, Great
Falls.
J. Hayes. Independence
Iowa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Plush cloaks, jackets and capes At the I. K. L.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

spscialcut ON pictures at The B.e Hive this
week. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13
Elegant Millip,

See notice Of auction sale Of furniture ON Sat-
urdAy. Nov. Is.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Attend the sale Of bankrupt stock of children'
cloaks at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Leave orders for wood ut Norris Brothers..
ON Broadway.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Msa's suits and overcoats for less than cost
the 1. X. L. Bazaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

Ladies' cloth jackets at half price at the L K. !
Bazaar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-13

The Bee Hive for bargains.
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Hive.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
ON clal Information.

WASHINGTON, June 2i.-Tho at,en.
tion OF Senor NJ. Romero, the Mexican
Minister, having been called 10 s-.,ic-
gram from Tucson, Arizona, dated the
10th inst, and published the next day In
Eastern papers containing the report
said to have come from MaRdaleas,
Sonora, MEXICO. that great alarm pre-.
vailed along Tho boundary line with
Mexico, that II the duty on cattle pro
posed In the tariff bill now pending In
Congrrss should ba adopted, that tho
thousands OF head Of cattle which havs
strayed into Mexico from this side Of
the line would bc seized and sold by the
Mexican authorities who have slready
given notice OF the confiscation and
sale Of any cattle found hereafter on
| Mexican territory.
Senior Romero communicated this re-
port to his Government, and has just re-
ceived . telegram stating that the Gov.
ernor Of (ths State Oh Sonora has not
authorized such an action IS stated lu
| the papers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
A Young Gin 10 suicide.

Dover, June 2i.-Miss Lizzie N. Bill
BY, aged 10, and very attractive girl In
features and form, committed auicide q
little before noon to-day at the home Of
her mother by taking strychnine. About
10 o'clock she went to drug store and
bought 10 cents worth ot strychnine,
saying she wanted 1t for tho destruction
of rats.
She told number Of ne,Rhbors that
she intended to kill herself, but ~ she
was OF q merry, jssting disposition they
thought she was Joking and paid little
atten ion to the matter. She even show
ed to Mrs. Birkey, . neighbor, the pack
age OF poison she had got, saying there
was enough to do the work. =
Shortly afterward Mrs. Birkey saw
the girl mixing . white powder in a
glass OF water, but thought that che was
only preparing a drink Of soda A little
later the girl came to Mrs. Birkey's
door with . merry laugh.
About five minut,s aiterward Mrs.
Bnby. who was lying down upstairs In
her house, heard her daughter call to hei
"Ma, II you want to see me alive you
have got to get up" This call was fol-
lowed by piercing screams that awakened
the neighb0rhood, and the girl was found
In convulslons In the citing room. She
stubbornly resisted oil attempts to give
antidotes, saying she wanted to die, and
she expired \ few mlnutes alter physi.
clan reached the house.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Sara Isernhardt Polsnned.

LONDON, June 24.-Madaine Sara
pernhArdt, who Is now performing Joan
Of Arc" at Her Majesty's Theatre in this
city, had . narrow escape from death
early this morning. Madame Bernhard,
returned to the Savoy Hotel, where she
\ stopping, at an early hour fiom the
theatre And retired.
Finding 1t impossible to sleep, she de-
tsrmined to take chlorsl. but by accident
took 100 grains, which was an overdose,
asd the disastrous effects were soon ap
parent.
She appeared to be dying and several
physicians were Immediately summoned
cad remedies were At once applied. /
Was four hours, however, before an,
marked improvement was percepiibls Ii
Madame Bernhsrdt's condition and sh
vas pronounced out Of daDger. She
nav recovering.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Sad and Fatal Accident.

a very sad accident occurred at 2.3Q
o'clock yesterday afternoon. at Thirty
secoI d and Monroe streets, BY whioh D
Martha Kinsler. a bright and promisin n
littis girl. IS years old, daughter Of Albert
and Anna Kinsler, lost her life. About
/. 30 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. kinsler started
70 market aud left the children at home
10 watch the house. After they bad
been goue some time the little boy,
George, aged about 8 years, went into
the house and got email pistol his
father sometimes carried 10 delenso
against tramps, and went around the
house TO shoot rats, leaving his sister
swinging in q hammock hung between
ths porch post and the fence. Seeing .
rat the boy fired, but tie ball striking
the porch glanced oil aud struck his sister
between the eyes.
The sister moi seeing her brother had
started TO swing ia the hammock. The
ball entered her brain but did not 20
- OF 80 - ns making Il impossible TO
Try. Baht Rhum the parents came
TO tbaAey We're horror-stricke1 a. find.
nnx their daush lying on tie grou,
unconcious while the boy was running
around the yard screaming. DR.. Il. U.
shortlidge was hastily summoned aud
did all he could to save the little girls
HE, but the fatal bullet had done its
work effrctually and she died about 20
minutes before O'Clock. The parents
As almost distracted over The sudden
loas OF their child and are entitled to the
greatest sympathy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
In trouble Again.


Frank Stanton, who has been arrested
nm varioua chsrxcs st least scQre u
times va again arsaignsd before Judge
Bail this morning charged with the lar
GscEof Isss March. fhs prosscutof les-
tifod that one night about the middle Of
Harch while he vas wa'tInR for . man
hs sat down 10 doorway and fsil asleep.
whom aome one stole his watch. lie did
not is66vSf Il until about TWO wesks
ago.
kept By . man named Foggarty, over
Third street bridge, and that he offered
to sell him the watch cheap The wilt
ness took the watch 70 smyth's jewslry
store on Market street near Third, whore
It was recognized - one they had sold to
Mccoy some time ago, and which be
Afterwards rsportsd to them had been
stolen.
FoggArty testified that he bought the
watch from Stanton about March 18th.
He wanted I'll for II, but the witness
gave him "a and pair Of shoes at ~,
leaving % still standing, but he after
wArds came 70 the wltness aud accepted
"a 40 full payment.
Chief swiggett tsstlfled that the watch
wss stolsn March 18th.
On behalf Of the defence John All u and
Theodore Stanton were called, each oi
whom testined that they saw tho accused
buy . watch resembling tho one iD ques-
tion from colored man at Second and
Market streets. Neither Of these wit
nesses had the watch in their hand, and
we're not not sure that tbs was the sam
one.
Foggarty Was recalled and stated that
after he bought the watch from Stanton
he hal pa wned 1t In Philadelphia Tor $S.
Dtautou WAS held In $500 bail for q
further hearing.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
DosA
Psns y, Y order; 800 up Suits. sia.oo
Dose

Dos4
Pauta 70 order, $500 up suis, el2.oo
up. 62l Market street.
For . day Of real enjoyment 90 with
May. ThursdAy next. 26th.
For good, homs-Esissd, juioy bsef
steaks, 20 70 Morsland's. No. ~ King
street.
Mn ysssis Kih Of Wet Chester, Pa.
was In NsWosk on Sunday and heard the
bacalaureats gsrmon preached d The col
legs In that place.
Missss Carrie and Elsie fennimors Of
Philadelphia are vlslting Mr.. stselma an
OF New Castle avenue. They visited
Brandywiua Springs today.
Mira. q. Wesley Weldin will give q
lawn party at her residence, Eighth and
Brooms streets, ON Thursday afternoon.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the "Busy
Cleaners"
A man Was stunned by lightning at
the corner Of Fourth and Monroe strests,
on Monday evening last during the
storm.
Mrs. Coleman and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. johnson, of the
EAovoutu WaiNS huvo iubQAuS0 w enGh
home in Baltimore.
Robert Porter, residing iassouth Will
mington, wishes customer for about 10
quarts of milk.
The Bachelor Boat Club will give their
6fth annual moonlight excursion on the
steamer Wilnlngton on Tuesday even
ing, July l. Tho boat will leave Fourth
street wharf at 8.15 p. m.
Mrs. Mslvina L. Belt, mother Of z.
James Belt, druggist, Is lying dangerous
ly III at her residence, No. 1l07 West
street Her right arm and part Of the
lower limb we're parslyzed on Monday.
Her physiciaD, DR.. Bullock, thinks her
death may occur at any moment
j. A. Conner, No. 4 East Fourth street,
ofrsrs for rent the house No. 302 Jsier'
son street.
An entertainment will be given BY the
G. z. Society of St. PAul's NJ. e. Church
tomorrow evening ut 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Tho Markets,

The markets were well filed with pro.
duce of all kinds this morning, the rul-
Ing prices Of which were % follows:
Butter, 20 to 25 cents pound; eggs, %
to "a ceuts dozen; white potatoes, IL to
20 cents half peck; new bsets, 8 cents a
bunch; cabbage, a TO Q cents . head,
squashes, Q to 4 cents each; cqcumbers,
to cents apiece; green onions, l cent a
bunch; lettuce, l to cents head;
chickens, II to 10 cents . pound; broil-
ere, rs 10 80 cents . pound; squad pis cons,
25 to 80 cents a pair; blackberries, 10 10
IL cents q quart; tomatoes, 10 to 30 cents
o quart, green corn, 25 to 40 cents a
ozen; peas, 10 to ~ cents . half peck
string beans, 10 to 10 cents 9 half peck
blackberr,es, 10 TO IL cents quart; rasp-
berries, 70 to 15 cents . quart; strawber
ries, 10 to ID cents a quart.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Roth Logs Crushed.

Edward Murray, an aged eolored min
residing In South Wilmington, bad boh
his legs badly crushed by being run over
BY q heavily loaded wagon about :
o'clock yesterday afternoon, near Ihlid
street bridge. lie was riding beside tho
driver Of one OF Lobdells heavy wagons,
going 10 the South Side mill., wien tss
wagon giving . Jolt Murray fell inntti'
stely In front of the ioiewheel, atd H.
fore the horses could be stopped ns
wheel had pAssed over both leg' Tts
wagon was stopped before the hind WHEEL
reached the crushed nan.
lie WAS taken from his pef'ous pss-
tlon, and the patrol wagon berg sIs
Tor, he was taken to the Homrapathn
Hospital. His right leg was b'cka
below the kneo and terribly eri,h'a
aud the left leg was broken iu two pla:a
above tho knee. He 10 receiving Tho
most careful attention and bis recover y
expee ted.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
THIRD EDITION
City Jotttnss.

TIE Hissm Grand Lodge. the knight
Tsmplsrs, and her subordinatts OF Will
misetou. numbering 100, were tho iI-
vitsd gussss oil Levi Anderson Lodge 81
New Castle yesterday. They were OF
eoRted By the Auderson Band. The Lodge
locked we'll In their rs. ala, aud they
were followed BY . large number Or
1rlsa1s. They pafaded in New Castle,
and had . meeting which was addressed
BY tho Rev. NJ. r. siuby. one Of thp
Oldest members Of the lodge. He 10 ah
orator Of long standing and 10 we'll
booked iu Masonry. He delivered ~
sxcsllent address.
The Levi Anderson Lodge engaged
Hardiug's Baud and there was SONS
feeling between the general public 40 to
who produced the best music, but . ma
joriiS Of those who know gave 1t u
Anderson. The excursi0nists returned
we'll pleased with the grand parade and
. days pleasure.
Joe Christy goes TO Trenton to-mor+
says he will win.
J. Chandler Wright 10 proud OF the
success OF his pupil, Howard Mercer, d
. cornetist.
The Choral will give their last re1
heArsal tomorrow night. 60 early n
you want seat. Ezion Church 10 the
place.
The examination at Howard school
still continues. The scholars aie making
. credltsble showing. aud compare
favorably With other schools OF same
grade despite the noise made by some Of
IL enemies, who continue to talk nom
sense concerning the school through the
columns Of the papers.
q, w. Grant, on Front street below
King, struck the nall ON the head In
starting club and reading room.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Contempt Of Court.

Some time ago Alexander Boyd was
before Judge Ball charged with vlolat-
ing city ordinance by erecting . frame
building. He was represented by Will
lard salisbury, Jr., ESQ.,, and on his
promising to cover the building with
sheet iron, the case was discharged on
condition that he would pay the costs.
Up to yesterday the costs were not
paid, and when called for an insolsnt
message was returned. Judge Ball then
ordered his arrest for contempt Of court,
when the accused threatened to take out
q writ of habeAs corpus. This did not
prevent his being srraigned before
the Judge this morning, when
he commenced long harran-
que, which was cut short by his being
committed to the custody .of the Chief
until the costs were paid. City Solicitor
Turner stated to the Court that the ac-
cused had offered him IS. some time ago
to have the case killed. As soon as he
found that he would certainly be loskcd
up, he paid the costs and was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Charged with stealing Shoes,

William Baily, colored, was arrslgned
before Judge Ball this morning for the
larceny OF q pair OF ehoes from Tintey
Carter also colored. The evidence
showed that on Monday night the accused
came to Carriers house and asked per-
mission to remain all night, which was
granted. When Carter went to his work
yesterday morning the accused was still
In bed, asleep, and when he returned last
evening he found that baly had gone,
and also the shoes. The latter were
found at a place No. 105 East Front
street, where the prisoner had traded
them for smaller pair. After hearing
tho testimony the Judge ordered him to
furnish 800 bail for his appearance at
court
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
FIFTH EDIpI0i
llIln0Is Crop Rsnnr,

erniNaFlELD. ILL.,. June 24.-Tbo ,,,,
bplletin issued by the State Dypsr,n'.!
OF Agriculture seys: "'s.
The reports Of the crop co,,.,. y
dents concerning growing wlp,s, .,po,. 81
do not materially differ from ,ha xsi s,s
tin published from this iepsrtmsn, oI,is. iaN
!, as which time Il was spparsn, y IVY ~
wheat grower that the most i,vs..Ms wv
conditions until harvest would m.G" ''u' II,
tie improvement iu me prosnec, 'no ~ ~
winter wheat belt Of the State. Ma,
the average condition was rerorlsi ~n
and June 20 the same sec,ion ,.no',.1
condition Of only 81 per cent al ,up. AZ ~! y.
age, = deciins OF fourteen rolnt, sn's sI"a,
May 4. t0'n' sl1e'
In the central dlvl.lon, wlsrs II.
bulk Of the winter wheat /, ,aissd 1 ,as hs
condition 10 90 per ceut Of An r, .vs,sls 'ue
Tor june 20, decrease Of ANY, sse
points. In tho southern di,i,,on sss.a ~ s..
cent. Of an average condition s rloortsi
q drop OF eleven points since MAJ f"s
The damage done 10 the #bath,h.
Hessian ny cannot be estlq.leL NoS.
Ing short Of the harvest Will cop,,, sysn
an approximate Idea of tho va, i,ou
this source. In many Location. vheN
there were no signs OF this de,as,a,Iw
peat until within the last Ten days It M
made its appearance aud ls doing mucA
damage.
The oat crop IN the Northern dIv!si q
10 up to the average; in tie ceatrsl dlyl.
sion about two-ihiids OF IN average crop
10 promised, while the crop in the South.
cru division will ba almost al enlirs
failure. The grain plant louse made i,s
appearance about june and Is daily in.
crcasing the area 10 bo reported a failure
In this section OF the State. The Mel
seeded to corn 10 something larger thai
that Of last sea.op, when q. 900 acre
were devoted to this crop. The conditio
for tho State over IL OIL per cent OF q
average for june 20,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
o~~s----------
A Chapter OF Accidents.

Yesterday afternoon a tlree-yehroa
Girl named Clark fell ou5 OF The pail@
window at her parents residence No
s27 West Fourth street, and iniilcisds
severe cash oil her forehead. phys.
clan was summoned. who dressed 'u
wound. -.
On Monday morning. William Apple,
gate, Of No. 805 East Eighth street, nis
the 6rst finger Of his lett hand torn On
whilo at work on q tapping macbloen
the works Of the Huopes u Iowhsenu
Company.
Sadie Spencer, OF No. 7O9 Lord street,
had the index finger OF her leit nauu
crushed by being caught under iali,as
window at about 8 O'Clock on Monau
evening. DR.. @. II. Cantwell gave 'n'
necessary surgical aid in both cases.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
FOURTH EDITION
Ph,ladslphia Items

PsrLADslraiA. June sa-A wash.
ineton despatsh 10 . New York paper
yesterday called attention TO the FeesLt
marriage q two Philadelphisns. Dr. w.
HammslI and DR.. Annie kamooreefs
stating that former wife, now living
with her mother In Washingtons has
filsd Q bill Of divorce from the former,
alleging cruelty. failure 10 support and
II appsars that the couple were mar
risd ~ Rev. DR.. Houghton 10 New YORK
ON June 8, and then sailed on the
steamer Alaska for England, en- route
ior Australia. On the day OF the mar
riage the frst wife's mother went 70 New
York with view of arrastlng Dr. Ham
NELL, but the Alaska had called . short
time before her arrival.
Annie Ramtorgsr 10 tho woman who
distina g uishsd herself 40 the first woman
dentist, having graduated from the
Pennsylvauia Dental College fifteen
years ago, and by securing large 2r.c-
tice. Her ofllce was In st. Georges Hall
Shortly before her marriage che sold her
practice 70 Dr.. E. J. Ksfier. 1913 Wal.
nut street. II 10 said that for several
years past DR.. Hamburger bss had no
dealings with her relative, Mrs. Will
liam o. Keshmls, who lives at 1915 Arch
street.
Dr. Hammsll, who was formerly q
physician at the wills Eye Hospital.
has been for some time an assistant OF
DR., Woiford, 1870 Walnut street.
Dennis Crowley, 80 years old, was shot
10 tho abdomen last evening, 1t % a.
legged. By Joseph Buecher. . saloon.
keeper, who was arrested. Crowley died
shortly after midnight.
An unknown col0red man, who was
taken Ill st Camden ferry, died yester-
day soon after his admission to the
Cooper Hospital. On his arm were the
initials z. J. II.
Oeorge Harris, alias "Dutch Emsrick, /"
and James Harris were committed yes
tefday for o further hearing. on the
known man.
David Recess, II years old, was drowned
yesterday while bathing at Tacony.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
VIII be Enforced,

Mayor Harrington has had . number
of conf plants about the shooting OF fire.
crackers and other kinds of lrew orks,
in consequence OF which he has in
s.ructed the chief OF police 10 order his
officers TO strictly enforce the ordinance,
and arrest all violators. The shooting
OF fireworks. exclusive Of guns, pistols
and cannon, will be permitted from IL
O'Clock of the night OF the Sd OF July,
until IL o'clock Of the night OF the 4th.
Until then, the Mayor is determined thai
the ordnance shall be strictly enforced
nd those who violate It do so at the rlel
OF paying mot less than 81 and costs tol
their fun.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-25
Drowned at ToIchester.

Caspar slinkman, aged Is years, was
aTown,d d at Tolchester Beach about q
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He had
been bathing and swan TO the schooner
1rolic, about 100 yards from shore. and
after remaining on board a short time he
tulaped into the water again, when Id
vas seized with crsinp, and notwith-
standing the efforts to save him, he soon
sank out OF sight, and his body was no,
Escovered at night fall. His parents ar
rived iron Baltimore In the afternoon
and were horriled to hear OF the acci
&ent