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Mr.. F. HAYW ARD
TO ORGANIZE ANOTHER SERIES
OF EXCURSIONS.
TIE SUMNER OUTING SElSOl
The soldicr Boys VIII Probably Cam,
at the Sc shore-what the Late Gen
eral Fisk Thought of Roanokc-n
was TOO 4 bsent-Mindcd.

Frank Hayward, the jolly versitil
Inauguration of the Few England
Press Assc cintion to Virginia will b
here today or tomorrow, and TIL.
many friends lie made during his sey
eral visits o Roanoke will he glad t
grasp him by the hand once more.
Tie TIN rs has secured II picture q
this energ tic young fellow and thi-
morning presents to its readers
There is NJ extra charge. Frank, i
will be noticed, looks cut from tn
page dressed in his best Suoda,
clothes. lie has evidently only ri
Turned from his BARRIERS. We decio
eddy objec to the liercely waxed mus
taches, OF erwise we think the POI
trait goo one. He must be in love
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A BIG DEAL.
In which New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Capitalists are
Interested.

a special from Charleston, w. Va.
says: 'Hrhe records OF the largest lane
deal in the history OF the two Vir-
ginias, and one of the largest in the
country, were filed yesterday in ner-
Ger County Court. The Richm ono
Land and Improvement Company
composed of Richmond, Philadelphia
and New York capitalists, principal.
interested in the Norfolk and Western
railroad, purchased 100000 acres o
land lying in Monroe, Mercer, Wy.
oming and Mcdowell counties, Yves
Virginia, and Craig. Tazeweli anf
Giles counties, Virginia. The trac
is magniiicently timbered, and under
laid with coal and iron The con
slderation is understood to be in TIL
neighborhood of $2,500,0 600. TIL
land belonged to large number o
parties, who optioned it to the specu
latorS who made the deal.
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On May 18th we solo our coal, ,voo'
al d lumber business 10 Messrs. j. c
F Bell s. Co. We sent out notices O
al lounts due US. Many came for
W lrd and promptly SCI tied; but ther
al still some bills unpaid, which W
et rnestly request may be settled with
o, further notice.
All accounts not settled during til,
nc 3nth Of July will he placed in tn
b; .nds Of an officer with instruction
to collect according to law"
Respectfully,
iva w. K. ANDREWS s. Co.
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Hotel RoanoIke ArriyaIs.

w. S. Mckinney, l.. H. Markley, Il
p. Calburne, Bedford; e. S. Dennis
Pennsylvania; M. ). Fulton, Fort
Royal, Va; Samuel L. Moomaw, Gle
verdale, Va; w. b. Hatcher, Mi.tor
n. G.; j. B. Maccan. Lynchburg, b
D. Wilman. Lynchburg; J. p Taylo,
Baltimore; j G. Craighead.
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Mrs. /. R. Ammen, corner Com.
m cree and Campbell streets. will TO
tx next thirty days beginning Mon
de y, June 80, close out her entire
st )ck of millinery and MOTORS at cost.
G, me early and secure bargains.
nne29-tWk.
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sp ;C1aL LOCAL NOTICES.

Mars, all's Cafe-The popular re-
sort, finishes O first-class dinner
daily fl om to for so cents. ap5-tf
--Pls ster your house with Marble
Rock line, best on the market. Ifyou
don't b. lieve it, call on Garner s. Co.,
sole agt ats. Remember ti.,.g are the
cEeapes sash, door and biz, manufac-
urers il the city. Satisfaction guaran-
eos. t
Buy our cooking stoves from NH,
Jcnnin. s. Co., near market house.
Salem venue. t
Refri orators and ice chests of var
ious ms les and sizes at E. II. Stewart
s. Co.'s. je2t-tf.
For re insurance call at the Office
of the f oanoke Trust, Loan and Safe
Deposit CO. dec2S-tt
Geyel, the Campbell street Tailor
carries large and select stock of
goods his line. my20 If
A lar, and beautiful stock of car
pets an rugs innewest styles can be
found E. H.Stewart s. Co.'s. je21-tf.
Akers & White have just received a
fresh CO { load of melons, on market
today. Je2S I'm.
The est fitting and most stylish
suits in he city at Geyer's, On Camp
bell st, eet. mY20 tt
Marsfalrs Cafe-For full course
dinner srved in A style daily from
1 to 8 fc so cents. ap5-tf
All on actions take their lines from
tbs Com olexion of the heart, as land
scopes ieir variety from light.
All tb It are indebted to the late
firm of Il. "a. Brownlse & Son, are
hereby requested to- come forward
and sett % their accounts at once.
Respecfuliy,
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M. FRANK -HAYwARp.

Mr.. Ha ward cones back to Vi
einia for The purpose of ocganizin :
another cries of excursions. III
time. he ill bring with him capita
lists. The newspaper men have bee I
kere to spr out the land. They RI
turned nc st favorab)y impre ssed wit !
Virginia asa field for investors, an
50 report I'd at home. Tie TIME ;
printed number OF extracts froIll
their lett, RS. and we are informe
that the n.en OF money in New Eng
land have become interested. That :
the main hing. They have now onlv
to see, anC then they will put the.g
hands in leir pockets. We bespea
for MIR. Ha ward a pleasant reception.
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Mattresses of ali kinds made to order
b, &. II. Stewart & Co. jes1-ti
,he largest stock of lace curtain sir
TIL city and at bottom prices at 3 d.
st ,wart s. Co.'s. je2l-tf
IN elegant assortment of cham bel
an parlor suits have just been re
Gel ved by Ell. Stewart y Go. je21
Totine the prices on clothing in
Ellis Bros. wind low.
B artaess Material at Pscken's.
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Frank B .os. have received big
line of saGteen and Madras shirts.
Call before all are gone. Jefferson
street. l0Jly2t
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I1rANTED-sUMME
wv Persons desiring

IIrANTED-sUMME BoARDERS.
wv Persons desiring to spend the
months of July and august among
the mountains, will l. dress at once,
Mfs. WIN. n. Overst et, Thaxton's,
Va. Residence two a..d half miles
from Norfolk and " stern railroad,
algo SIX miles west OF Bedford City.
Ciimnte and water nsarpassed for
heaIth. Evenings de ightful, nights
ss1i,s and refreshing Sres coInI19 dans
sIss9s:sa go per men
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George Campbell, Hopkinsville,
KY, says: Burdock Blood Bitters is
the best p, eparation for the blood
and stomach ever manufactured.
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Messrs. Johnson s. Johnson hay e
secured the sole agency in this city
for Radaln's Microbe Killer. Our NJ :.
Louis Hall has been suffering fc r
some time with lung trouble. He
states that since using the medicir e
he has experienced great relief, an 1
thinks he will ultimately regain h S
health. u.
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Don't Trade for 1t.

All persons are hereby warned
ae ainst buying or trading for certifi
ca es of stock of the Baltimore anc
o. Lilo Land Company, Salem, Va.
nj mber 6S. So, 10, Il, 70, 70, "a, Is, 76
~ 70, 70, so, as they were issued by
m stake. n. @. BRowN, President.
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Are you nervous or debilitated. L,
E. c. Tonic guaranteed to repair al
worn tissues.
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Ellis Bros, are selling out their el.-
tire stock OF clothing at prime cost.
july1-lWk.
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General Clinton b. Fisk, who die.i
in New Yc * on Wednesday. was on
OF the greatest admirers South wes
Virginia 'er had. He was man c.
national equation end served sex
eral terms in Congress, besides bein,,
the cand date of the Prohibition
party for resident. He was in Roar
oke abo 1T IL month ago 70
the benef; of his health and th'
writer of this had q long converse
ton with ,lim and his charming WIFI
as they sal on the vine.clad porch o,
the Hotel Roanoke. Both of thepi
expressed he greatest confidence ii
the future of the State, and Genera
Fisk said lat as soon as he recovered
his health lie intended to come her.
for a more prolongnd visit. But h
never got better and died suddenly
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Frank Bros. have received q big
line Of satteen and Madras Shirt ).
Call before all are gone. Jeffersc q
street 10jy2t
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Parties desiring stock in the River
mont Com oany, of Lynchbrrg, can
secure the same by making apllica
ticn to VIII pur S. Pole & Co, at once.
We have al option on q block OF this
for a few da Us longer. When it viii
be called in by the company, as they
have ations for more stock than
they can furnish. iy9 At.
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Cur OWL soldier boys are thlnkin
seriously Of having an enc@mplnen
this season, and will most likel.
choose the sea shore for their vaca
ton. The crack company of tn
State always create a sensation whel
ever they %, and WHEN decision j
reached as to the place for the Ell
campment the young ladies heart
will go pit a-pat with please Mt antio
ipation. he sea shore is tie wises
choice. r he mountains are all YER.
well in til cir way, but one tires c
them afte, bit Pleasure is reall
but little eise than change, and per
hars this i, the reason people go fro1
the mount aims to the sea and vice
versa. B 1t whatever their choic
may be thu will be sure: to have s
good time,
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The sea on of summer outing
here and everyone who can afford tie
luxury is getting out-of-town for l
few days. The various wateriD ,
places in he surrounding section are
doing ushins business and tt
smile of tie hotel proprietor is a var
wide. 4, the Montgomery Whit :
the Monte emery Blues are encampe
and as the coming OF tde soldier boy :
is always the signal for increase
pleasures. the place IS crowded wit
a large an gay company. There al :
balls and oops and moonligl t stroll :
galore. Captain Garland's .ompan
OF warrior have always been popula
and they re not allowing their re .
putations 20 suffer.
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B A.|1 H R 4 Gil
I22 SALEM AVENUE

The three outlets of disease are tn
bowels, the skin and the kidneys. Re
@ late their action'witll the best puri
fy ing tonic, Burdock Blood bitters
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4 -
eyes, sa id the proprietor of an up
town barber shop, Jim was gooc
workman, but had to get rid o
him.
"What as the trouble?n
"He was zoo absent minded and for
getful. Ore old fellow, with a heat
like bill I'd ball, he never failed t.
ask if he dn't want shampoo. An
other bald headed cid chap got mac
because jim insisted upon sellin' hin
a bottle of elixir that was warranted
to keep the hair from fallin' out; anc
young III IN, who was slightly undel
the intluen re of beer, fell asleep il
the chair an Jim shaved off his
moustache had to call c
policeman then. He cut one
mans ear learly off while watching
dog fig it in the street, an some.
times he would rub hair oil over
customers face instead of his head.
an fill his airs full of lather and for
get to wipe it out. Jim didn't mean
nothin' wrong, but, as ! said, he was
absent min led. You remember wher
old Deacon Jones dicd?n
"Yes.n
"Well, tie family sent for q barber
to shave hin, an told Jim to go up.
1t was that job that lost him his stu
alton. He lid the work all right, no.
body ever found fault with Jim's
work, but when he had put on the
finishing tc uches an pulled the towel
of the poo" old deacon, he turned
round an shouted Next! 30 that
people heal him block away. Sc
1 told him hat guessed I'd have to
let him go.
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WANT I'D.

DOOM AND BOA ID IN A DE
Il lightful locality, sO6 Fourth eve
nue. 8. W. my30 tt
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MICE FURNISHES ROOMS FOR
Nrent. Sixth Avenue, 3 doors cast OF
Park street. " otl.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Rescued by a PhiIadeIph an.

BUFFALO, May 21.-Lswis Sinclair, Of
South Hampstead. England, came near
meeting death Yesterday in the N Niagara
whirlpool. Mr.. Sinclair IL travelling In
this couLtry for pleasure. Going below
At tile whirlpool he undertook to obtain
. better view Of the scenery by leaving
the path and clamberinR cut on some
=. .cks. which appeared to afford an un-
0bstructed view.
Without any warning tho treacheroue
water boiled up, submerged the rocks
and threatened to carry Sinclair out into
the whirlpool. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X.
Wilson, Of Philadelphis, saw sinclair's
predicainent aud went to his assistance.
Mr.. Wilson took of his overcoat and
Sinclair managed TO get hold of one end.
Thus steadying himself Sinclair sue
oe dcd In wading back to safety, though
the current was so strong that he was
nearly swept from his feet and Mr.. Will
son with difficulty maintained his hold.
SO dangerous was the rescue that Mrs.
Wilson tainted away.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Convict Labor.

CHICAGO, May 2i.-A local paper
says: The report Of the special com init
too TO the Trade and Labor Assembly on
convict labor will result In legal pro-
ceedings against the warden Of the State
Penltcntiary. The investigation Of tho
committee was made on the com plant Of
members OF the Assembly against n
Chicago firm for the employment OF con-
vct labor. The harness makers have
already engaged lawyer and Will begin
action immediately on the basis OF the
Information secur d.
II was asccftAined that the firm 10 now
employing more cenvicts than the law
allows under Its contracts, aud In the
loyal proceedings It will be alleged that
the last lot OF the convicts was secured
illegally. The contract, It is saiI, was
made = year before the former contract
expired and withuu. the necessary lesal
ioi malitics.
The action is peculiar and will be
watched with intere.t I, since the result Of
the legal proceedings will probably pre-
cipitato q similar course of procedure 10
TIE case OF one or two other firms now
holding contracts for conv.cts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Cut III. Throat win a Razor.

PITTsBuRo, May 2l.--Henry swindell,
one Of the wealthiest citiEens o! ALE.
gheny City, and contractor VI national
reputation. attem pied suicide this morn
Ing At his residence, 10 Esplanade street,
by cutting his throat with razor.
For several eeka he has been suffering
from acute melanchoiia. About o o'clock
his daughter left ia room for q few
minutes only. he being cor 44ar''e 'efwatch-
cd by order OF physicians. " hen she
returned she iound the door locked. A
paper hanger working In the house forced
open the door. Mr.. Swindcll was found
lying on n reclining chair withlhis throat
cut from ear to ear. Miss 6windell
tainted and the paper hanger gave tho
alarm. A silver tube was inserted In the
windpipc and the ghastly wound in the
throat sewed up.
Mr.Swindell's melancholla was brought
on by thIse great bcreaven ents very
near TO each other. A short time ago
both his vito and his fayorite son died,
and yesterday his mother bieathed her
last. The Swlndell family own about l5O
hou.es In the Third ward. Allegheny.
Mr.. Swindell 10 50 years old. His physi-
slams say he cannot recover.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Great Damage to Crops,

SCRANTON, May .2i.-Reports from
Nicholson to-day show disastrous efYects
from yesterday's severe storm. Tunk-
hammock and Martin Greeks, little noun
tain streams, grew into great rivers from
the pressure OF the rain, and created .
Hood unequaled since l8i6. Hundreds
oi farms were inundated by the overflow,
and barns and outbuIldings ruined.
while stock Of every kind was DESTROYED,
Grain and growing vegetables were
covered vita debris and sand. and are
ruined. Many families wero com pei led
to move from their homes, and ir Nichol-
son borough. Mechanic. State and Oak
streets, the water was four to sx feet
deep Bridges wero awept away ali
along both creeks.
Walkers dam withstood the pressure
OF the flood, else there would have been
much loas OF life. At Avocx great efforts
WIRE required to save tile wagon and
railroad bridges. and 10 the western part
Of the town numerous houses were
Hooded. At Taylorville Easements were
hlltd with water that overfiowed the
streets. and the Pyne, Holden aud Taylor
eolliers were shut down BY water running
Into the mines and by q bly, wsshout on
the Keiser Valley railroad that supplies
them with cars.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Engineer Boyd Killed.

Mrs. Sarah z. Hyatt, OF this city, re.
ceived . telegram yesterday morning
from Geo. w. Boyd, of philadelphia
stating that her brother In law, William
q. Boyd, had been killed on the railroad
mar Altoona, the previous night. By the
collision of the east and west bound
freight trains. The brakeman aud lire
man were also badly injured and IL cars
demolished, delaying travel for nearly
nine hours. MIR. Boyd WAS an old and
trusted engineer, and some ~ years ago
was employed on the r., W. g. B. Rail.
road. Hls family and friends were
greatly shocked by the sad news OF lii
death.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Knabe & steinway Pianos, cole agency
ii. n. Robelen, 7l0 Market street.
Disasters on the Rail.

Six wnshouts were reported on the
Upper Coos Railroad. New Hampshire,
on Tuceday. A wrecsing train that
started out to make repairs went through h
au undermined bridge near stra.ford and
two men were killed.
A construction train on the Lake Erie
Railroad ran into a freight train a.
Alcquipra, Pa, yesterday. Thomas
Rogers, an engineer, was killed, aud a
conductor aud brakeman were badly
hurt.
A land slide occurred on the Delaware
and Hudson Railroad at Dou2lass, New
train ran Into it. The eugiuo and eight
cas- were wrecked.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Dots.

| Board BY the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 5l3 Market street,
| The choieest brands of wine. liquor and
cigars st the Delaware House.
:, Lunch every night at tho Delaware
House, No. 6i3 Market street.
Bush French street wharf d the
place TO buy your coal
We will sell you . pound of genuine
Bull Durham Tor 40o., at Seventh and
Orange and East Third street, Chan.
man, the piopocr Of low prices In the
tobacco trade.
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try IT,. Only soc. Dor
bottle Taylor & Fullerton, druggists,
SO2 King street.
Go to Smoi'x & Co. for all kinds of
Southern produce. Is z. Fourth st.
Rev. J. NJ. Koehler preached q sermon
to dumb mutes In 81. Andrews Church
ON Wednesday afternoon.
st. Mary's T. A. b. Society will give
nm excursion to Beverly Park on June II
on the steamer Thomas Clyde.
Shields Library Association will give
an excursion to Beverly Park on June is
on the steamer Thomas Clyde.
The Pussy and Jones Company shipped
ono CT their f0rty-inch centrifugal ma
chimes to Germany On Tuesday.
The Odd Fellows Home Association
held a meeting last evening In the Odd
Fellows' Hall, ut which the constitution
and by-laws were Considered.
The new passenger steamer John r.
Smith, building for the Philsdslphia
sanitarium. 10 nearly completed, and will
make her trial trip on the Delaware early
next week.
The Christian Enieavor Society Of st.
Paul's NJ. Z. Church held consecration
meeting In the Sunday school room last
evening and the regular exercises were
gone through.
The festival OF the Young Peoples As
ISOLATION OF st. Stephens Lutheran
Church, In the lecture room of the Ma
sonic Temple, was again well attended
last evening. 1t will continue this even
ing.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of Wc.ley M.
E. Church Will hold q strawberry
festival In their Tabernacle on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings OF
next week. The proceeds arc for the
Building Fund.
The ladIes OF West Presbyterian
Church will open q fair and festival In
Eden Hall, this evening, and It 10 ex-
pected that they will be literally patron
lied. The object is to raise funds to
assist in the extinction of the church
debt. They will continue operations to-
morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
A Collector Missing,

ALLENTOWN, May 2l.-Samuel @.
Baker, n collector OF All installment
house in Phi ladelrhia, Ia missing. sew
eral hundred dollars OF his collections
are missing also. He made monthly
collections throughout the coal Regions,
and unusually large amounts were re-
celved on these trips.
Bskor was last seen on Friday, at
Mauch Chunk. He has always been con-
tldered by his employers rs an honest al d
reliable man, and on account OF his
rough territory through which he had 10
travel II Is believed that ho has been
ioully dealt with. Tho missing man 10
- years old aud has wiic and two
children residing here.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Supposed Suicide OF "a Woman,

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Mrs. Jennie
Moriarty, 80 years old, who lived and
kept n restaurant at the northwest cor
ner Of Thirteenth and Wood streets.
committed suicide, It is said, BY taking
poison yesterday inorning. About o o.
clock In the morning, It appears, she
was hrst taken sick, aud grew gradually
worse until the AFTERNOON, when she was
removed to tha Hahnemann Hospital In
a state Of coma. She died about half an
hour after being admitted to the hospital.
1t is said she had been drinking heavily
Tor month past.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Old Gold CoI,,

Professor We'll, No. 305 Market street,
showed a representative of the REruBLI-
CAN yesterday morning couple of gold
pieces OF such ancient origin as to make
them worth more than their "weh hit In
gold" One Of them was a $40 piece OF
1901 aud the other So piece OF the date
oi $500. The coins are very thin and Of
exceeding brightness. The profile 10 sur
mounted with q liberty cap and sur
rounded by wreath aud 13 stare, repre-
senting the old original Is States. Five
times the intrinsic value Of the coin
would not purchase them from Dr. We'll.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
A Legi.l.tor was a nIoon,hiner,

GAINESVILLE, Ga, May 81. Walton
Fsin, member oil the Georgia Legislature
from White County, together with his
son, were brought here as prisoners by
the revenue officials to-day charged with
moonshining. The officers had suspect
cd that Mr.. Fain was q moonshiner and
had been watching him. Deputy Mar
secreted himself near Mr.. Fain's still,
which wss In tho mountains some dis
lance from human habitaJion aud dis
covered evidence thot led to their arrest.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Suicide From n Train.

HAMILTON, Ohio, May 22.-Near
Monon, Indiana, on Tuesday night, q
young woman on tho vestibule train
which lett Chicago on Tuesday evening,
tied u rope around her Eeck, fastened
the other end to the railing OF tho car
and threw herself OF. As soon as the
act was discovered tho train was
stopped, an engine sent back and tho re-
mains were found in q pool of water.
No one knew her. A ticket to Cincin-
natl was on her person. She was seen
to drink from a whisky bottle on the
car. and was heard to say she had mo
friends In Cincinnati.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
An Improved washing Machine.

Il. W. Vana tsdalen, who is the
general agent for the Goodwin washing
macaine, has disposel OF 10 machines In
our city within the past three mon hs
and thus lar there has not been a single
complaint made by any one of the pur-
cbe.ers and altt ough the price is only
SlO, some Of them have declared tLai
they would not dispose OF 1t tor 500 |!
they could not procure another like It.
Auy one addressing the agent, f. w.
Vanartsdalen, through the Wilmington
Z. o., will have an order promptly filled.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Moss Rose base Hall club.

The Moss Rose Assembly h.s organised
with the following players .or this
season: J. Loitus, c., aud captain; Z.
Symington, p.; II. Meacham, To-; ID.
tadd u, 2b. ard manager. I. keyser, IS;
]. O'Lonnel,, 3D.; A. Gross, J. l.; j.
Mundell, c. f.; T. X ley, r. l.; II. Enele,
substitute. They have already challeng.
ed Bayari Legion base ball club, who
have not lost y game this season. There
challenge has beeu accepted, and they
will cross bats next week.
The best tintype made In the cityn "a
Cummings' gallery. 302 NJ .rket street..