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Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

The funeral Of John Hartmann, from
LIS late residence, 1916 Delaware avenue,
WINS attended by large number OF peo-
pla yesterday. Mr.. Hartmann having
hes president OF the Hartmann aud
Febrenbach Brewing Company was
widely known, and number OF people
from distance were present TO pay their
respects to the deceased. Thousands Of
people viewed the remains before the
funeral services took plac'. They lay 10
| . beautiful c'oth-covsred casket In the
iroat parior, aud were surrounded with
\ floral cmb!eme.
Among these were representation Of
1.-THE Gates Ajar,o surmounted by .
comp . cross from Mrs. John Feb
renbacb, two anchors from friends, q
pillow with the words, .sOur Father" on
1t; another from the grandchildren with
words 'Our Grandfather" au nnehol
from 9. A. Shmfer AMI family; sickle
from Mr.. Scheffer, and . wreath from
friend.
Delaware Tribe, Improved o. X. NJ.
. Herman Lodge, !. o. o. +. aud Della
! ware Lodge, d. o. H., and the German
Library Association, OF which tho d.
ceaeed was n member and the Delawar
Smnserbund were present. Funeral SCI
vices were conducted ut the house by III
>; Rev. Paul lseuschmid, pastor OF III
German Lutheran Church. The Deli
ware S@ngerbund Gang hymn at th
. house and one at the grave. The pal
bearers wero selected from the lodges
which the deceased was q member. i
terment was male ia Rlverview Gem
terry. Nearly 100 carriages were In Il
funeral proce sion.
= tia said that after the funeral the WI
was read and was great disappointme
to the two children, a. the property "
10 all lett TO the grandchildren, but t
~ children were to receive the Interest Of
Is until the grandchildren became OF age.
'es There are various estimates made
ss Mr.. Hartmann's wealth, some placing
ne us high as $500. 900, others t25o,U.0. 1t
en- likely the latter figures are tue u, al
q. correct. The deceased left iva ch.ldre
ns The Oldest is Mrs. Kopf, manage,
$50 the brewery who wa, widow W
tie married TO Mr.. Kopf. She had save
Ter children by her iirst hu band wht
name YVES Hill, but none by the last OF
The sen, john Hartmann, was MARI
= about year sRo. aud will now bee
presi dent Of the company in place o.
father.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
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Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Hsrf Carl o. y. Noslandes. : Swedish
reporter employed % the Scandinavian
q washington. D. O. y u thls citys ard
will hold meo1tng ~ 10 o'clock =.
nosrow evening q ~ 0uedish ehapa
over Essventh a6sest bridge ios the plr-
poe of tcrming braaeh Of ~ Temp.
Lara. This u On order compoeed q ~
acceptable psreonA men and woneu, Of
any racs, Language ~ nationality Who
believe Ii tho existene Of God, 10 pro-
mote abstinence from III intoxieAeinG
liquors - beverage; Oppose the ltquos
trafllo b. I'll hcaoTable meaAs, aad en-
courags co-opssAAion with III neral,
sooial, Instructive and legal odosts,
whose final aim b intsruatieaal prohtbl.
don Of tho mAnuiaeture and eAlo Of suof
iiquon Tor said purpose.
The order also provides for mutual cd
lunds, TO be used 10 cAaes Of dsceass q
accideut under the supervision Of sacl
national or grand semple. and rolis
| funds In casos Of sickness under th,
supervision Of each district temple; b
order that members, who prefer aid fapd
Of exclusive abstainers, ahalI be able u
unite with such within the same orgAni.
Eation Mt their own option.
Mr.. NoRlsnder will give further inior
nation concerning the order to.m0lros
evening, AID oil Interested are iuvitsd y
attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10


KiRN On the 9th Inst. Olive Kyle. infant
daughter OF Edward a. and Emma kirn,
aged years and months.
Rclatives and friends of the family are Inc
vited to atten Il the funeral from the residence
OF her grandfather, Samuel r. Johnson, No.
COS West sixth street, on Tuesday, February
18th, at . O'Clock, n. m.
PYLE.--At Marshallton, Del, OF scarlet
fever, on the 9th of February, lso0
Mabel p, the only daughter of Charles
I NJ. and Lizzie n. Pyle, aged 2ycars, 5
months and 8 days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 20 attend the f,lner-
III On Tuesday, the 18th inst, TO meet at
| IL O'Clock, ut Ebenezer NJ. u. Church.
She is not dead but asleep in Jesus.
MULLEN.-On the It'll last, John Mui-
len.
Relatives and friends of the deceased
are res pcctfuily invited to attend tire
funeral on Tuesday morning, at 7.3G
o'clock, from the residence Of his
daughter. Mrs. John Jordan, corner
Twenty and LaMotte streets
Serv ices Mt st. Pntricks Church and in
terinent mt old Catholic cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Mr.. Dory Pratt, the contractor for
bu,iGing the new houses on the Dolbow
estate which J. Parke Posties, ST.,
bought, will commence the erserfen OF
shssa- .ssns timeihis rsuek at Fourth and
Orange streets. Mr. WIN. Mccartney,
IN, tailor, who now lives in the house
fcrmerly occupied by Mrs. Dolbow, will
remove to his old place Of business, No.
203 West Fourth street, at which place
he had resided for 10 years before remoy-
ing to where he now lives.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

PLEAsANTvILLw, Feb. 9.-Mre. George
JefIries, last week accompanied her nus
band on his yacht to Ludies's Thor
ouahfare. On Thursday afternoon, while
Nr. Jeiiries WAS absent from the boat,
their little son got TO romping around on
deck and accidentally tell overheard.
The mother, who was in the cabin, hear
ing . splash, left the cabin and discov-
cred her son overb; ard. With scream
sAe leaped into the water and took hold
VI her boy, only six feet oil from The
toat. Mrs. Jetieris soon waded TO the
boat and climbed in over the stern, great
ly worn out. When she arrived home
IAst night she was congratulated over he
aroic Aot.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

CsIcAee lsA As-Geseae y: HI,
alias ". y. MaIshall. alIas J. W. BArEs
aliss 2 Y, - yosae IN, ~: . xss = =.
UnItsd etatss nall fce itsp1nlsae 80
Tns 'sa =: q " p;s = w:s
wsss g sos~ 1s i. g 10 psy Ia ~ *.
psessags ~ The blank circulars y thelr
homes. II this manner tina yogng 0aa,
WHO'S ri name Il George W. Rioh, ed
whoss hone h 10 Ohio, gathsrsd IN Macy
dollars, postage stAnps and postal noess.
He has beeu q the trick for six veekG.
and ploa1s that be VS. compelled -
rssoft 70 the swindie 70 avoid staryatlons
There VIZ 90 In his mail this ncrsiug.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Az neither Judge Houston or Judge
Payntsr we're present this morning, there
vas rothiug done as court. The Chief
Justice came IN shortly after - O'Clock,
and after instructing Cgies Smith p opsn
tho court, ordered hun 10 declare II closed
until 2 o'clock this afternoon. Tho
special jurols in the eass OF Stewart ".
the p, w. 4 B. Railroad Company,
were present and the witnesses we're die
charged until this afternoon. The coun-
sci engaged In ths case had lorR con-
ference In the 10 wycrs' parlor, and It was
generally supposed that an cncrt wai
being made to settle the matter without
a trial.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

The Grand Couclave OF Delaware,
HeptAsophs, or 9. w. NJ, will meet In
annual session, At $50 o'clock this even
ing, at Heptasoph Hall, No. $40 Market
street. The report OF the Grand Archon
and other officers will be presented and
ofiicsrs elected for the ensuing year.
There are five concIAves In this Jurisdic-
ton, and there has been . considerable
increase in the Premiership during the
past wear.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
DUBLIc SALE.

On February 18th, 1870. beginning at 10
Newport. delaware, My large stock Of
much OF II hlooded stock aud horses
with records, including one pair large
ullres. wei matched. good spsed-a fine
team; good work horses and mares. sixteen
colts, |, land 3 ,ears Old, thirty head OF cows,
many SPRUCE ., bull and several heifers,
lHrfe stock farming implements including
30 harrows which have never been used, also
q general assortment OF farm tools.
Tcrms:-under $50, cash; so or over. note
at nine months where satisfactory end orner
Il furnished or per cent OIL Tor cash.
lilo tn-th-s-ts WIN. J ENkS FELL.
L. W. SrIDHAN 4 Son, Auct.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

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ntk0 Iouf Wija happy.
All your dealor ~ Pjne Needle cigars
| Durstsin - supply ne dealer, No ! 4
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Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

". =. Kurtx, late Of the EVER Evening
local staiY, assumed control ofthe ffsis
Prose to-day, and Frank W. Harold, late
Of the Evening Journal, took Mf. Kustxs
plaza on the Every Evenlnz. jobs
Hamllton Of the Evening jouvnal has
gone on the Philadelphia Record, end J.
w. Davidson Of New CLstle takee NJ.
Hamslton's old place. Mr.. Harcld's old
position still rsmaips undlled Walter
Yeager, formerly editor OF the frsle
Pres, bus who for some eight months
past has been d Pattersou, N. j.. II
about returning TO this city to take
charge Of the new German daily about
etsrting.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Il It not worth the small price OF 75
cents to free yourself OF every symptom
Of these distressing complaints, II you
thlnk so call al our store and get bottle
Of 6hiloh's vitalizsr. Every bottle has
printed guarantee on it, use accordingly,
and I'll does you no good II will cost you
aothing. N. b. Daniorth, Wholesale and
retail agent, Second and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Grant Post, No. IS, G. A. r., will
give an open camp fire at their head
quarters, Third aad King streets, next
Thursday evening. The committee hav-
ing the matter in charge have prepared
m interesting program and invite all
the friends oil the post, and especially old
soldiers and sailors, to attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

LAscAsrnn, "a, Feb. 9.-MsI
Woods, the Oldest resident Of
died Friday. afisr : long illnd
had bssn o0nflued - bed for
four yeara. Ma. Woods was
old. hsr axe being will establiss
was born In TIE lover part Of ~
and fesidsd within ~ limit oil
A large nuobeE 81 descending
incIuding two gseas great graft
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
FOR RENT.
STORES"

204 Market street; store.
7th & Monroe streets; house and store
9th q 5hipley streets; house and store.
Front g. Clayton streets; house and
stOre.
Oil Market street; store.
9D3 Shipley street; store.
$40 King street; store.
Lincoln sireet, north Of Delaware ave.
house and store.
"ROOMS."
We have feveral rooms for rent suita-
BILE for Offices, etc. Apply to
HEALD & CO.,
7th aud Market streets,
1877
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Ths,p win 10 IN adjourned meciing NJ
The Ycbng Msn's Rspublioan Club hsld
in thssA club house on Monday evening.
SubiecA Of Importance 70 every nasmbsF
| of ia clpb 10 70 be consIdsred, and With
| out 4 m attendance the results desired
osnnoe - accomplished. 1t h especially
desi-ei That every member Of the club
| VINO nj ibly can BE- will be prevent at
he ADJOURNED msstiug next Monday
l araniun p
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

The store property OF Smyth & WI.
kins, No. East Fourth street, was of
fered at public ssl- on Saturday, when 1t
was bid up 70 $1,000 and withdrawn.
The house No. 625 West Seventh street
was bid TO o., 100 and Withdrawn. They
are now held at private sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

DR.. James Corrie, Dentist in Baltl-
more, writess Il have used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrlp personally and in my
iamily for two = three years, and / am
prepared TO 10y shat there 10 nothing TO
compare TO II a remedy for cough,
cold. etc" IS psnts.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
PubLIo SALE or
GOOD FURNITURE.

Over $500 worth OF all kinds OF furniture
will oe sold Mt SitdhAm 4 CONS auction room,
on THURSDAY. February 18th, NJ O'Clock. 10
Parlor and lied Room suits, rideb1ards car
dishes, cutlery, tiIyer plated goods. The goods
are all In good order and are sold by parties
declining Housekeeping. Sale positive.
Goods open for Inspection ON Wcdn sd ~
evening. Call and get y rat alogus.
S1lpHAM son.
2 lo.3t Aueiieneers.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

George ". Massey. Esq, OF Dover,
was 10 attendance at court this morning.
State Senator John p. Donahoe, wi O
has been very III for the past six weeks
was IN court To-day, having been sum.
monsd Is juror.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
VERY MUSCLE ACHE
DU BI.IC SALE.
GOOD STOCK.

t2o DlsAS bA LIZ
GOOD STOCK.
VIII be soil st public sale at the resideaos
wine Hundred,
wEDNksDAy, FEB. ~ 1890,
At - O'Clock, NJ, sharp. head OF n
horses. ll
Gray horse. Bill, u years old.
Bay horse, Prince, SyeAfs old.
hlsck MArA jennie ~ years old,
Bay colt, yyeArs cid.
IA Z feod daily COWS, ysariins hsifsrs. fai
y carl, farm wagon. Osborn self binder.
bucsevt mower, gratq and FERTILIZER drill,
ployss hartows, cuitivAtors. hoes, forks,
spsdes. shoyels. hlrpcon hey fork, Sops IN
pnlleys. sleign, wood risGinE and 70 'ier.
sS,r,ase IA and harness hcrss power and na,,d
II ncres OF wheat In ground.
IT. Tsr x :. An ss.s q ~ and under, cash
kiven on pnrchAser siving . bankahis aut,
witn an apr eved ep1e{sft.
stidhsm > esn. AarIlolesrs. s-i0.itw.eSs,s
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Rsntz santley fsuriesqus Company.
Rentx ssntlsy Burlesque Company will
give one performance in Proctor's Opera
HOUSE this evening. This 10 . show
which attracts the bald -heads up In the
front lows, and no doubt will be largely
attended BY that humanely sort
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Professor Well 10 the only reliable OPP
eiciAn In this city who examines YOUR
eyes free and adjusts glasses to suit all
aght. Fine gold spectacles for IS. 3O5
Market strsst.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Pains In the back are frequently
eauecd by sudden wIenching OF the
s2iue. A few spplicstioDs OF Salvation
Oh will give permanent relief.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

The annual meeting Of the City Build
ing and Loan Association will be held
tomorrow tuesday, evening In the
building at the northwest corner OF
Sixth aud shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Fine Workmanship.
Leslie W. Megowcn Of the Wilmington
marble aad granite works has Just COM
pleted handsome whitc marble tomb
10 be- erected In the Wilmington and
Brandy wine cemetery over tbs grave Of
the late Norris Peters Of Warrington.
u. G.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

! HAn1Une, Ysk . -Ihs M s
confirmed y ie>tsrs from i i''oosy
oountisns 1ho parchased pigy,'s
locsssd 10 ~ Nfrthwes',, ana
casee their ffien1s hsse sem r..t n
70 snable thsn ~ return hA"'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Tomorrow promises to be fair "a
partly cloudy and rather warmer. We'd
nesday fair and rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

BoLLIN-QUISN-on Jan. e9th. 1890, at
tho residence of the BRIDES parents,
1898 N. s5th ST., Philadelphia by Row. II.
Graham, Mr.. George Boilin ami Miss
Margaret Quinn, both Of Philadei-
phia.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

M ANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISH
w esa position In an once or as cashier In
. store. Address A. 4. u, this otice.
2-,O-9ts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
Cured by outlcurs

cannst say enough In praise Of the Curt
CuIIA RKMfbIks. NY boy, when one rear q
liz nsir. His scslp wa coyers1 With srup!-
ions, which the dret,rs said Wa ecAll-head,
nsscsifipe 81 ! cure ffosn physicisnl ! 6Sssn
the use Of ths CUrfuutA RnAEDIks. ands
ana happy 70 say, with the most Perfect sne.
not pinpie on Him. rscoInmand tho or 4
cURAkEMEDIEHto mother. IS the most speedy,
~ infants and childrens and teel that every
mother who has ~ Afflicted child WILL thanh
me 70 No. = a2iaE wooDsuM. Norway. No,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Rafler organs, II beautiful new de
signs, BY story 4 Clerk, Smith Ameri-
a., Carpentsr and others. from go up.
Ward. HE. Robelsn, ITO Market St
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
edition
/ General sherman,

4 ||!l I| ID " 3 '!11 uo"erai sherman.
y. gegram, which e1pl,,,.
members Of DaPss
r., Of ,hls oily, Ut
~ YoHK CITHNYl
6 )aPoat Post, No. 2 4
4. = = u ~ Of Delaware p,s.
1pentrS In greeting, |.
Gl1, a. 41Qgratulatons On d.
~ 4 4 birthday.
ss nors AMI cherished /.
nerlcans, may on y
&. &: L 4, 9. 81,
z 0D'T. McCAiiLgy
4, \ 4 =. i. \, Post c oeiuaa8.,.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

The famous Dehr Bros. pianos, with
cylinder top - tone muller, only at
Robelsu's, ~ Narket street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

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.ssd..t - - rSSsi. $1,000 Hsrlsn we've
published. MotWithe,Hudiog th1ee or.
- msfsnoea N Vpry ealline, tha eolored
rSonis ~ n how the Board OF Public
Ednc.tion the3 ihey tally appeeaiate
e6ucstlon sathes than meke any, an
| neesesery aulsint sgaipst the b6as1 -
Z body. yss " do ~ propose y hest-
| ~ ii me cfis1n hecons 90 alarming.
Dr.. Jamm r. ll0Faan'e threat abo4e
puttiue on ophools upon he eonaty
} | vill not intfni164e the Intelligent en0
many ~ IL AZ ~ quite - Ignorant 81
.. he Law On eDhGo1s - he doctor peeu1s
"a ~.
| Tke IaV - = now stands makes no
| nrUvis loe9 ~ roooiving city schools A.
| | thourh II appu1pviatss . p0rt,oe 81 the
mouev rannin& our city sehooss. The
i smirfunt maY 5ntor this co00oaWealth
| ard aend III o6fnipgs 70 his native lana,
: vhtIa he citv N1nesies his childTea With.
. out 4 oueoti6n q law or prOpricty. One
a. thece forieeu eubiects are eligible 70
"a = elecled Z nomboS Of the Board oil
! Edunstioa lnmediately, on bscoulus
. nsturafized. Vhlle " a-s excluded
Z from vol ~ Al inpultod uhsn ctjscttne
10 the methods used II educating 0uI
3 children,
!, II = NAH kuovn that nearly every col
: pred citizen II Wjlmingtou 70 just q
thwonvhiv Amsriesn - DR., Jannes II.
4 Horsas. Wholheg they arc - loyal OF
!. mot nay te answered By history. W,
\ need M psv pfomiooo oi tbinm We d,
" ~ nssd III dsssnd that noet dssirei
o. n Hornan a simpiy I usryent q
~ rsorls. suSioee 10 never again d
= ~itk ths hon0r IL now 10 copforre.
2 No. Mn Thsrefnrs - IA 10 knovi
sX~e a. WAT NJ Board Of Educstiou VII
AZ n, ths fnturo The doctor Nv m
= pupils or pareutA nave aPpiieu 20 Nun 70
be a.hoci
70 n i. nat nrahahIe thew Uould. ATE
y being refused a4p1ittancs oy the primo
pal whose statemo0a he uses 70 Contrn
"a dict the verac1ty Of tho whole c0loro
10 population Of tbs city. The iomAl
CO ccnras vere iSssrncted 10 enter An q
-s.s.s.,r !. sSSs.oi tsachers and IN fni
- -. hss-E s-rsT Iii vc.,r "a -.a,ns
y a"...,.s S3sC,s - FAM psca,,,
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qusu no.e sc.J sr.as in.
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Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE
w southwest corner OF Seventh aud King
streets. Pleasant rooms and good accommo-
dations. 2-l0-6t.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

TED.-TWOUR MORE ROOMS
w suitable Tor light Housekeeping. Apply
At No. 2 Q Madison street. 2-iO-sts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
w ANTED.-A GOOD GIRL ATNO,
w lSA Van Buren, street. 2-i0, 2ts

DOR SALE. BARBER SHOP, GIG
j. Market street. good stand and good busi-
ness. Owner needs money Apply AZ King
sIetL Ice Omce. 2-lo-3ts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

l must extend to you the thanks Of one Of
my customers, who has been cured BY using
the tUTICunA RKNKtIEs, Of an oil sores
caused By long spell q .ist ~ q fsy ",
he would have 70 have his leE Amputated, but
Is happy 70 say he 10 new sntilely weli-s0und
~ dollar. BE requests INT 70 use his name,
which IL II. u, rAHoS, mcrchsnt.
JOHN v. MI MOB, DruGEist
dhinesbofos Tenn.
We have hceu selling your CurIcunA Re NJ
RDiEs for years. and have the nrkt complaint
yet 10 receive from purchaser. One u the
worst cases OF scroiulA ever saw WAS cured
W T1sSS'YLoR & TAYLOR Frankfort. Kan.
Cuslouro noso1vont
The new Blood and skin rurIner and
, krsa1 skin Care oori aSa Jurrcuse
soar. an exquisite skin Beautihor. extcruals
ly, speedily, permxnertiy, and econom icnlly
cure every disease ant hrmor OF the skin,
scalp, and blood, with loss Of hsir, whether
itching, burning. sca!y. pimp,y, .Sc is
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticur,, 800,
| Soap, &c.; resolvent, VI. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical 'Corpora
sS-Send Tor allow to Cure Skin Dis
cases. "a .pngos. 10 illustrations and w
testimonials.
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Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Ia good time to nt out yourself and
children In footwear. Remnant sale every
hour at Babcock's, 200 Market street,
above Second, east side, east eide.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Tss iaFesst sslsetlon Of r. a. n,
class nafers 81 pianos NV ~os1
sssy tee0o and On easy ass
aess, = nesslsa's, 10 MALE
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Vers s. Ponds and Newly & Evcn's
|pfanos, in new and beautiful cases, only
at Robelen's, TO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

gents hand -sowed. lace shoes this week,
o6ly $3.50 at Babcock's, 2O6 Market
street, above Second, east side, east aide.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

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Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

The following players tAvs been signed
bv Manager Stevenson for the Wilming-
ton Clubs Catciers, Edward Wtlitamss
Robert Highly ana Albsrt Black; pisshsr:,
John Cox, A. w. Lswsou and Hank
Smith; shortstop, Timothy Sullivan hr:s
base, Frank spsidel; second baass E.suk
Mclaughlin; third base, William kai-
Iarty, left Asld, John Aillmaui centre
ileld. Peter Hasnsy; right hold, Will'an
Klnney,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

This wsss or broken los '. ~
wonsose bo9es end nn n
coek'e, ~ Masket street. ~
Sssosl. aass side East
eide
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10
MARRIED.

Musical Instruments, ETC., at Jackson's.
805 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

The celebrated Story 4 Clark organs.
Bee these handsome Instruments ouiy nt
Rebelcn's, ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

WANTED.-A GIRL TO Do GEN.
W etal Homework. Apply at 1872 v ssh-
ington street. 2-l0 St'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-10

Bor $500 ore still being made At Cum.
nlngs' gallery, 800 Market street.