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San francisco Postoffice Site.

WASHINGTON, May 25th.-Secretary Win
dom said yesterday that he would call
a meeting for Monday next ct his office, in
the Treasury, for the consideration of the
San Francisco Postcffice site question. He
hopes to have present both the Postmaster
General and the Attorney General, as well
as such members of the California Con-
gressional delegation as have any sugges-
ton to offer on the subject.
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Sacramento City Bonds.

rTlHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE FUNDED
Debt Sinking Fund Of the City of sacra-
mento Will have on hand by the 9th day OF
June about Sixty Thousand Dollars for the pur-
chase of Sacramento City Bonds. which they
will pay to the lowest and best bidders for the
respective classes OF bonds due in 1855 1898, 1895
and 1903 They invite sealed proposals for the
sale of these bonds and will consider all bids
niaced with the Commissioners on or before 10
O'clock A. NJ. on JUNE Q, 1890. The different
series of bonds must be offered separately, as
they are of different values, according to the
perfodfat which they fall due. All bids should be
Sfrect< ) TO the Commissioners of the Funded
nebt o, sacramento" and marked on the out
side nBids for Bonds" The Commissioners re-
serve the right 10 reject any or all bids.
d. O. BEATTY, President,
NEW TON BOOTH,
SPARROW SMITH,
.eoe,v Commissioners.
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A paper ia Canton estimates that $4,000
people dis in China every year by fire and
flood.
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GENERAL NOTICES.



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cess. 1t soothes the child softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea
whether arising from tecthing or other causes,
and is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's s
Soothing syrup. twenty-five cents bottle.
MGF
For the cure of the inf animation and
congestion called "a cold in the head" there is
thing else 1t is possible to prescribe. This
preparation has for years past been making a
brilliant success as q remedy for cold in the
mead, eatarrh and hay fever. Used in the in
itial stages of these complaints Cream Balm
prevents any serious development of the symp-
record OF radical cures of chronic catarrh after
all other modes of treatment have failed.
Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road (SanA Fe route) under management of
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through 10 destination. G. w. RA1LTON, agent
2Sl street, sacramento. Cal. m3-lmMWF
The best place in California to have your
printing done A. J. Johnston d Co.'s 40 ]
street, Sacramento, Cal.
Bicycle Rattle An 1889 Singer Safety
Bicycle will be rallied shortly. Tickets 81 each
at $50 street. myle-tf
Subscription Books.-General Agency,
4oS street, Sacramento. Cal.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Trouble Between the French and Ens.
liSh in Newfoundland.
PANAMA CANAL TO BE FINISHED.
A Murderous Plot-The Emperor
Escapes Irjury-Dillon and
O'Brien Speak.
IT MAY MEAN WAR.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uMIoN. !
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BIDS FOR PAINTING.

DfDS FOR PAINTING THE COUNTY COURT
ID House, Dispensary, bridge leading to Hall
of Records, and front of prison wall facing /
street according to specifications on file in the
County Clerks office, will be received by the
Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county
Bids will be opened on TUESDAY. June g. 1890.
at o'clock P. NJ, the Board reserving the right
to reject any or all bids. GEO. o. BATES,
Chairman Building Committee.
Attest:
IsEAL.i wM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk of Board.
myIs-lit SIN
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EAST OF THR ROCKIES.
Eight Persons Drowned by The Cap.
sizing Of a Boat.
A STEAMER FOUNDERS AT SEA.
A Building Struck by Lightning
with Fatal Results-Earth.
quake Shocks.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-us1oN.l
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
STEAMER FOUNDERS AT SEA.
EARTHQUAKES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REooRD-us1os. !
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FRESH G. OMPLExIoNS

If you have humors, pimples,
boils, eruptions, it is because the
system needs toning and purifying.
Nothing gives such good health,
smooth, clean skin and vigorous
feeling as Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, simple vegetable compound.
It stimulates the liver, cleanses
the eyes and skin of yellowness,
improves digestion and makes the
breath pure and sweet.
81 was greatly troubled with boils on my
neck and body, and could find nothing to re-
leve me- Simmons Liver Regulator having
been recommended TO me, l tired it, with com.
plete success, and have had no return of them
since."-JAs. M. CLEMENT, Agent Phila &
Southern Mail Steamship Co., Philadelphia Pa.
Having suffered long time with Indigestion
and constipation, my health became broken
and my complexion aSsumeda yellowish hue.
Alter using Simmons Liver Regulator for a
short time my health was restored and also the
freshness of my complexion" Mks. NJ.
BROOKS, Clinton, Ga.
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Subscription Books.-General Agency
4oS street, Sacramento. Cal.
mys-tf ED. C. HUMPHREY.
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Bicycle Rattle An 1889 Singer Safety
Bicycle will be rafiied shortly. Tickets 81 each
at $50 street. myla-tf
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J.. Johnston d Co.'S 40 ]
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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WANTED-LOsr--FOUND.

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w house. in good location. Apply to MILLS
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r osT-A LADY's OVAL BREAST PIN; PIC.
IL ture in center. Return to 1914 L street. n,
to GREGORY, Fifth and streets, and be re.
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&NANTED-A STRONG GIRL TO DO GEN
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VIcKsBURG miss. J, May 25th.-Joe Gan.
sey and Joe Murphy, middleweight pugil-
lists, met to-day at Island One Hundred and
One in Louisiana, with skin gloves, in a
fight to a finish. In the second round.
Murphy, who had forced the fighting, but
was greatly overmatched, broke his right
arm and was compelled to throw up the
sponge About 100 persons witnessed the
fight.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Fire was discoy-
cred shortly after o'clock this morning
in garnet over the fourth floor OF the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, on
Fifth avenue, opposite the Vanderbilt
mansioTs and on the block above the
Cathedral. There are AIS orphan boys
between tho Lges OF aud IL years In tho
asylum, under the charge Of 20 sislers oil
Charity.
The children hal just finished their
breakfast aud had taken their seats IN
the several class rooms, when the sumo.
rlorcss, Mother Mary Martin, learned OF
the outbreak Of the fire. She ut once
sounded the alarm used In the FIRE drill
In the asylum and, aided by the other
sisters, marshaled all the children In
orderly files from all .he class rooms
down " the Madison avenue entrance.
where they wefe In perfect safety, The
children knew nothing OF the presence Of
fire In the building until they had left II
and heard the clang Of Gre engines hur-
rying to the asylum.
The fire had broken out In large room
iilicd with unused truck. The room was
locked mp, and no one had recently en-
tered It. 1t is supposed the fire was
caused BY defective flue. The iremer
fought the tiancs for half an hour before
they subdued them, but they succeeded
IN preventing Its spread to tho lowe
floors Of the asylum.
The damage II caused is estimated n
$4,000, mainly caused by the flood o
water that descended through every foo
| oil the south wing,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Yacht Clubs orranIxed.

A yacht club composed Of the folloy-
Ing named members of the Warren Ath,
letic Club has been organised: Allen
Gawthrop, Jr., Charles II. TiigGs, John
Locksr', Walter Griffith, John shlpley,
John Grow. Charles Bickta. John Gibson,
Horace Mcdaniel and Andrew Nelder-
maier. They have purchased yacht 26
feet long and feet beam from Thomas
Locke OF Llnwocd, Pa,
The Vindex Yacht Club has also been
reorganized with the following named
members: John J. Mahoney, George ".
Sparks, Harry W. johnson, Charles II.
Foulk, Lambert J. Foulk, William A.
Barr, Harry Il. Trlggs. George q. Wood
ward, Harry ID. Holt, William G. Ma
hafy, Robert Scott, Harry A. Thorp,
George W. II. Smith, William Gawthrop
and William II. Wlckershain. all menu
bers OF the Young Mems Republican
Club Of this city. The boat Vindex has
been sold and the club has purchased n
boa. from j. D. Burton Of Linwood, Pa
The boat 10 "a feet long aud 10 ieet q
inches beam.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13


At last evenings sessieA Of the Munici.
pal Court, James Yipnegsn, . small, ono
legged boy, charged with defscing Tomb
stones 10 Old swedes' cemetery, was dis
charged with reprimand.
Violet Gibbs witnesses TINT she prom
isei to have present last night to provo
her innocence on . charge for being
drunk and disordcrly, did not materialixe,
and sho was fined IS and costa.
Ph9be Graham, nee Farrell, arraigned
at the morning session yesterday for dis
orderly conduct wss discharged last
night.
At this mornings session n formidable
array Of "bums" graced the priioners'
pen.
William +. smalley, Esq, appeared
a counsel for William Dlackway, the
Young man who hit David Mex in the
forehead with y jaekplane 10 the Jack
at his request the hearing was postponed
until Saturday morning At o O'Clock.
John Mullen, having promised 10 leave
She city, was started Tor the outskirts on
run.
Daniel MeIlhsnny was set aside, as he
had promised to take on oath to drink
Maria Collins aud James Preston, COL
ored, were arra'gued together, charged
with drunkenness and disordcrly con-
duct. Officer Burieigh arrested Maria
al Hsre's old pottery on French street,
inside an Enclosure where Preston put
her In very drunken condition. Preston
claimed to be good Samaritan who
r..oosss. Up Maria on the street and put
her In the inclosur9 put Of dagger, but
his story was not believed % the Judge
fined him IS and Maria $40.
William Reed and his brother, A. j.
Reed, were arraigned together for being
drunk aud disorderly at the Wilmington
City GA Works, where William had Il
be put out After he was put out b.
William Dorsey, . workman, he became
very abusive aud his brother urged him
to throw . brick at Dorsey. William
Reed was fined $40 aud costs and A. j.
Reed WAS discharged.
John Mclaughlin was ARRESTED By
officer White for being drunk aud In
sulting the wife Of William T. uoopcs.
uo was fined $40 for getting drunk and
$40 more Tor insulting Ms. Hopes.
John Reed, a genuine "bum," Just out
OF jail, was arrested by Oficer Burleigh
for drunkenness. Hs was dned $40 and
costs.
William Bower, arrested BY Ofacsl
johnson for drunkenness, was fnsd 81
and costs.
William, alias 'Monk" Austin, ar.
tested by Officer Burrows, was fined eit
and costs. City Solicitor Turner asked
II he had not been convicted Of BURGLAR
one time and escaped from jai, before biz
term expired. He thought II he had y,
had better BIO kept to sorve ont his uuex
pired term. Judge Ball said that was .
good many years ago, and "Monk" hat
served good many sentences In jail
since then.
Peter AcGlinchey, arrested BY Officer
White, was fined s. and costs. aut
James Cannon, charged with bein,
drunk and dlsordcrly, was held for
hearing tomorrow morning at 0 O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

ALLENTOWN, Feb. IA conflict be-
tween the Sophomore aud Freshman
classes OF Muhlenbtrg College occurred
last night. The "sopbs" had n banouet
at the Hotel Allen and 1t was past mid
night when they returned TO the college
They then roused the freshmen out of
their beds.
The "freshies" did not like this, and at
once proceeded TO resent thu wrong. In
short time there Wee a dozen or more
sic encounters in the halls and it was
apparent that tho "sophs" were beipp
"orsled. Some OF them drew revolyers
ana hred shote. but luckily no one was
thrown down stairs ami one of them had
his jaw dielocattd by a freshmap's blow.
The fight waxed hot for a short time. Int
the appearance OF the authorities put an
end to 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13


Please allow me space In your vslu-
able paper to deny scme statements tb,t
app cared therein Of the 10th lust, under
the heading, "Among th6 Colored
People, Is touching . purported inter.
view between your correspondent aud
myself. know of no one with whom l
have Gonverscd on the school question
but Nr. ]. N. Parker, or do / know OF
any one but himself who would have
been guilty OF such gross statements.
He reports me 10 have said: Indeed, Mis,
Dover reflects every idea Of Miss Kruse
who Is not helping her any except to get
In trouble, and these very girls whom
Miss Kruse has been dissuading to 20 to
D0yer's as servants, are only to keep the
house straight while the rest wash clothes,
as Miss Dover is as poor as myself. This
l positively deny, and here state that l
know nothing OF Miss Dover's circum-
stances and that her name was not men-
toned during tho con versstion, only as
he used 1t himself lie farther charges
ma with accusing Miss Kruse of apeinp
the examples OF Mrs. +. Coppin, WHOM.
indeed. TO the best Of my belief and
knowledge the name OF Mrs. Coppiu was
not used or that OF DR.. Morgan. / am
surprised at the cunning Of the writer;
he starts out with the record of The
Sterling family. To make a long matter
short. using his own words for 1t, no
seems 10 havo caught the idea Of telling
| several In one.
MARGARET STERLING.
Wilmington, DEL, Feb. l2, 1890,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
FIFTH edition
Argument In the sieuar, a..

.
lth9ugh 0 o'clock wm III. lin. !.
pointed for tho opening Of com,
morping, business was mo-, co NUT
until alter 10 o'clock, owing In NJ Z
sence OF Judge Houston. A. " ', N,A
came In and took nia teat ON ,h h.In
Mr. Massey commenced MA clo, H., oshs'
ment 70 tho Jury for the delop,. ,S.'
case q Stewart We. the p, W. < h ~
road Company. He spoke un,ll II
o'clock and was followed by Mr. t'o,s.
BE, who made the closing argunso, y
the plaintiff. AN'''s
He concluded at 1875 o'e,o,t II.
the Jury was charged by the Chlsi
tice. lie said that II was The dnty n,
defendant company TO make In 49,.
o. their employees ss sale as POSSIBLE y,
that 1t should also employ cStnrs,.
Trustworthy men to Issue tte NEE
oriers for the transaction of ibs -,
II was the duty Of those giving o,a,s
SEQ that every one in danger ,Loud i,
va. ming before car was moved h.
also the duty Of the plaintiff 10 rIsrei.s1
care and diligence, and II la An
he 70 guilty Of contributory uesI,s
and cannot recover. II, however ~
other hand. the Jury are satsa.i n
Mcdowell did not give any slus,l
then the plaintiff Is entitled 10 ~
for his physical and mental ,uss,1
for his lost time aud other eIpsnu
will Also DO entitled to extra -
outside Of these II the jury Usia
no Is disabled for lie.
The charge was concluded "a
jury retired at 1915 O'Clock, VIA
court took recess until 2.S1 o'sa
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Another sIau Overheard.

Charles Myers, Of Chester, came down
to Wilmington yesterday afternoon and
went out TO nul'onps Banks to see some
friends. In the evening be started back
and got as far as the foo: of Adams stree.
on the Braudywine. Here he attempted
to cross the rec. but missed his footing
and fell in. He cried loudly for help,
bu. none answered He managed TO
crawl out aud made his way to the police
station. where lie was given dry clothing
and made comfortable Tor the night, and
this morning ho resumed his journey
back to Ches,er.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Delaware Lodge, M. s. A. o. U. W,
held reunion last evening. The work
OF the lodge Tor the past year was ex-
amined and approved by Deputy Grand
Master Workman ]. A. Naussnt OF
Newark, ". j., and Walter A. Barrows,
Esq, of Mount Holly, N. j.. and john
W. Ditfendorf, Joseph X. Adams, Wm.
u. Pierou, Jr., w. A. Revnold-, John
j, Gallagher aud A. B. Jones of this
city. During the evening speeches were
made by the visitors ard prominent
workmen from this city. At the corclu.
son Of The exercises supper was Sc we'd
by William g. tarrs, at Ills parlors, No.
Sl7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Delta

Fifteen good secosd-Land pianos, from
e35 to o1s5. See these bargains ct Robe
lens. ITO Market street.
Tho world renowned Kuabe pianos, the
best pianos now made, only stRobelen's,
40 Market street.
The partnership between F. A. MASSEY.
and G, 4, Green has been dissolved, and
me wood business on Klrkwcod street
will be continued by John L, Graham x
Co.
L. T. Pentor, No. ol6 East Fourth
street, wishes loco sewing machines 70
put In proper running order.
At the annual session Of the Supreme
Council, Legion Of the Red Gross, In
Camden, N. j., on Tuesday, John b.
1reibler Of this city was elected Gupreme
recorder, and Paul Snyder supreme war.
den.
Adam Young, who has been employed
as machine tender in the Arlington paper
mills near this city, has resigned his po-
sition and will leave here this morning
to take charge Of Q paper mill ut Coma
winRo, Md.
The marriage OF Alfred 8. Harris of
this city and Miss Annie G. Mccall Of
Delaware City Is announced for the latter
part Of the present month.
There will be . musicale and literary
entertainment. given In Smyth Post, No.
J, G. A. r., headquarters, Third and
King streets, this evening.
The Pussy and Jones Company ship.
ped car lead of paper machinery to the
Frontensc Paper Company at Limerick,
N. Y, yesterday afternoop.
John Bradley, aged II yeart, whose
thievlhg expeditions have occasioned so
much comment, was taken 10 the Ferris
reform School yesterday.
The Sixth Ward Republican Commit
tee Will hold an important meeting at
headquarters. Seventh and Market sts. 4,
to- morrow evening ut 7.30 o'clock. All
Republicans OF the ward are requested to
attend the meeting.
The jackson and Sharp Company run
three new cars out Of their shops yester-
day morning. One is first class PAS.
sepger coach for tho Louisville. 81.
Louis and Texas railroad. and the other
two ale parl0r cars for the Cincinnati,
Wabash and Michigan railroad.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Rev. J. W. Harris last night, the
lsth, at his home, No. 1105 Elm street.
About sixty OF his friends from Wesley
NJ. Z. Church called and spent q pleasant
evening. Mr.. Harris Is . local preacher
aud cas- leader 10 the church.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Thieves entered Landenburg, Chester
county, yesterday morning, and CON
pletelJ looted the two principal stores in
tho place. They also entered the rail-
road ticket Office, but got nothing there,
The attempt to enter the postofilce was
objected to by the postm aster's large
mastf dog, aud that place escaped pill
la2e. The thieves entered II. II. Story'a
story by prying of a shutter with a
Jimmy, after which they had no trouble
In gaining an entrance. Every place
was ransackcd, and between $500 and
5000 in money and jewelry was carried
oil, besides some of the costliest goods,
MI. Ewing's sto,e was entered In the
came manner by prying of n shutter, and
goods and money to the value OF $500
were carried of. The robbers are SUP.
posed to have gone from this city on the
4 ,b5 train, a. two heavy built men Jump
ed from the platform OF the rear car ae
the train reached Landeuburs. A farmer
who was driving 10 Wilmington from
Ayondale, Pa, saw three men, heavy
ladened with bundles OF different sizes
ON the road. They were walking very
last, and when they came near TO h,s
wagon they turned their faces away,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Let your neighoors and
every one know-2o per
cent. off for Wanamsker &
Brown best Clothing.
Just think of the Storm
Goat, you'll buy, SIS, less
20 per cent, SI4.4o
Just think OF the Over
aat oa'll buy. sac, less 20
per cent, $40.
We never had a finer as
soriment OF Clothing.
The fine Montagnac Over"
coats. $40, go at S3a.
The finest Kerseys pos
sible to make, $50, less 90
per cent, $24.
Our fine Blue Kerse,
Overcoats. Sac. go at SIS.
Finest Melton Goats made
SIS, less 90 per cert, g
at 81 L. 40.
Beautiful Silk.Lined Fal
and Spring Overcoats per
feet in finish.
$4,000, 20 per cent, Sac
$4,000, 20 per cent, Sic
: sIs, 20 per cent, S14 AZ
Children's Suits, Children
:. Overcoats, Boys Overcoats
Boys Cape Goats, Boys
Ulssers, % per cent. dii
count.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The fourth annual ball OF the Baysrd
Legion took place last evening at Kossi-
ter q Persons dancing acad, ny, in the
Masonic Temple. The grand march com
menced ct 9. 80 O'Clock, and was led by
George II. Hogue and Mise Ida Collins.
followed by fifty- six couples. TIE officers
OF the dance were: Grand conductor, q.
d. ilogue; floor manager, w. II. Adele:
ASSISTANT floor managers, q. Hickman,
S.'P. Bonncy, j. l.. hartley, g. +. JIu-
yard, J. +. Salmon. Albtrts orchestra
played the music,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
20 PER CENT.
DISCOUNT.

This morning inaugu-
rates one Of the greatest
Sales of Real Excellent
Clothing this or any othsr
city has ever known.
Ali our Winter Clothing
will be sold.
All our Ovtrcoa.s and
Storm Goats.
All our Fine Dress Suits.
All our Mems and Young
Mems Cashmere Suits.
All our Black Broadcloth
Suits.
All our fine Wide VALE
Coats and Vests.
! All our Black Corkscrew
suits.
All our Boys Overcoat..
All our Boys Clothing.
All our Fall and Spring
Overcosts.
No yeSs,Vation. The very
best ave haze is to 90 at a 20
per cent. M'cNuvk
For ore OF our Fine
Broad cloth or Worsted $50
Suits, 5000 in hard cash is
handed back to you.
For one of our Fine $40
Storm or Overcoats. 81 in
hard cash is handed back
to you.
For one Of our SIS Over.
coats, IS will come back to
you.
Throughout the entire
house sll our winter goods
will be sold at q twenty per
cent. discount.
Not only the goods ready.
made--this same 20 per
cent. discount will extend 70
our made-to-measure do.
partment. ..a..
For instance a $40 Suit
will cost you $32 90: s2s
Suit will cot 500.
II svonM lake days 10
change prizes on a HaH
WiltiOn Dollars of meyehan.
aasc, so sos make no eAanees
in Prizes. You Ply 20 per.
cent. less Man lie market
Prizes.
This is an opportunity I'm.
usual-specially when it is
considered no " low our pri-
ces are and always have
been. And, now to make
quick work OF our enti,e
stock, 40 per cent. is Off the
prices. Tnere is no limit
as to how long the sale will
time. We reserve the
right to close it any day.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

w AN I Z D.-1oGO SEWING MA.
w chimes to repair at Novelty sewing
n IA ,re smops. aalls promptly attended 10.
Al WORK warranted. Also needles and oil.
nn ~; us East Ain street, Wilmine Ton
2-l5-.6l
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
THIRD EDITION,


Prof e. T. Warner, the famous horse
edueator aud trainer will give exhibitions
Oi hs skill at the bazaar Of w. Y. War
ner on Maryland avenue. His skill In
suhduiug the most Vicious animals ID
really remarkable. By few lessons he
was able to drive the spirited trotting
homo Of Matt Hayden to . light trot-
stng wagon BY the tail, using NO lines
whatever to guide him. Line carchers,
tall switchers, kickers and luggers eau
b taught better manners in few min
utes. A free exhibition will DO given
70 tho public for twenty minutes pre-
yious to opening the school on each day.
All who have unrnly horses should call
and zee how easily they may 10 made
tractablel