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CHECKED HIS FLIGHT.

Arrest Of w. H. Pope, an Absconding Louis
VILE Bsnk-T Teller.
DULUTH (Minn.), May 9.-W. II. Pope,
the defaulting teller of a Louisville bank,
was captured tonight at Two Harbors by
Detective Crawford. Pope had large
sum of money on his person, and ticket
on the Canadian Pacific Railway from Port
Arthur TO Victoria. b c.
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LocKPoRT, May 9.-Henry Kakler. a
young man Of San Francisco, has been ar
rested for passing a forged check for a
small amount OF money. He claims the
check was given to him by friend.
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CONGRESS-.
THE SENATE.

An Amendment to the Pension Appropriation
Bill Adopted.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Senator German
To-day introduced bill suspending for ten
years the section of the Revised Statutes
restricting in this country the sale Of guano
to United States citizens.
A letter was received from the Acting
Secretary of the Treasury transmitting
report Of Chinese Inspectors relative to
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THE PLAYERS.

Van Haltren Fools Philadelphia- -Gumbsrt's
Pitching Feature.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The game here
to-day between the Philadelphia ad Brook
lyn Players teams was witnessed by over
5000 people.
Brooklyn had the game its own way.
Both clubs showed up in splendid fielding
form, which was the main feature. Sum-
mary:
Philadelphias s.................O 20 oO02 O-5
Brooklyns. ns...--..--..............2 04 % o OF
Batteries-Buhington and Cross. Van HaItren and
Cook
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SUDDEN EXPLOSION.

Several French Soldiers Hurt While Firing
Blank Cartridges.
NANCY, May 9.-While an artillery bat
terry was practicing this morning with blank
cartridges dozen men were sent to pick up
some unfired cartridges. A sudden explo-
sion occurred. Seven soldiers were badly
burned and three will probably lose their
eyes. Their boards were burned off. The
others clothes were torn to shreds.
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National Banks.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Comptroller
OF the Currency has authorized the organi-
zation of six banks in Wisconsin, Tennes-
see and Texas, with an aggregate capital of
S1,6o0,000.
The following applications have been filed
with the Comptroller for authority to or
ganize national banks: National Bank of
Commerce of Seattle, at Seattle, WASH. by
X. X. Spencer, Seattle. and associates; the
Plattsmouth Natioual Bank, at Platts-
mouth, Nebr., by DR.. John Black, Platts-
mouth, Nebr., and associates; the Blaine
National Bank. Blaine, Wash, by H. w.
Wheeler, Seattle, WASH, and associates.
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In Onest nfHer ChiIa

Adele Beatrice Mills has petitioned the
Superior Court for writ of habeas corpus
to recover her daughter, Alela Beatrice
Mills commonly called Jones) claiming
that the little girl is unlawfully restrained
stepfather. Judge Murphy has ordered
return of the writ before Judge Hoge next
Monday morning
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First Apricot Shipment.

WINTERS, May 9.-The first shipment of
apricots from the State for this season was
sent to-day by G. w. Hinelay of Winters,
Yolo County, to Porter Bros. & Co.,
Chicago. Reppey Bros, of the same place,
made the first shipment of beans to San
Francisco.
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Axoidinx Taxation.

Denis Buckly, who owns piece of prop
erty on the northwest corner of McAlllster
and Buchanan streets, filed communica-
tion with the Supervisors yesterday calling
their attention to the fact that Locust ave-
nue., delineated on the official map as be-
tween Buchanan and Webster, has never
been dedicated, and the owners are thus
ay0idin G taxation.
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Jack O'Neill, who is well known to the
police. was taken in custody yesterday by
Constable Kidwood of Gilr0y, on Turk
street. He is accused of breaking into an
express car of Wells, Fargo & Co. last
November and stealing about 500 worth Of
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90 VIII Eat uadlx Ir. -

list of the Examiner we find offered as a
premium twenty-four town lots in the town
of Travers, Cal. They are valued at S2O3O,
while we know to certainty they are not
worth 81, and the man that secures cne of
them as premium will get badly lett If he
pays one years taxes on it.
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SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
The Western Men Dissatisfied With Clause
in rho Sjlvar R;1l

WASHINGTON, May 9.-At the Republi-
can Senatorial silver caucus held this morn
ing there was not full committee present,
but an informal vote was taken and it was
decided to make certificates legal tender,
redeemable in coin. After the caucus the
fact was developed that the Western Sena-
tors were dissatisfied because ''coin" may
include in gold, and tomorrow morning
they will endeavor to have the words ''re-
deemable in silver COIN substituted.
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PHILADELPHIA, May "a writ of quo
warranto, citing the American Life Insur-
ance Company to show cause why it should
not be wound up, has been issued. This is
the concern which recently closed its doors
with liabilities of over $4,000, 900.
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HE KILLED BOTH.

Detective Shoots Frenzied Drunkard and
His Wife.
ROCHESTER, May 9.-Detective Lynch
shot and killed Samuel Stoddard and his
wife tonight. Lynch was trying to arrest
Stoddard, who was drunk. He threatened
to brain Lynch with an axe. The first shot
Lynch fred missed Stoddard and killed the
wife. The second shot stretched Stoddard
out lynch surrendered to the police.
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A Move Aeainst ANARCHY.

LONDON, May "a dispatch to the Stand
ard from Vienna says the French Govern
ment has caused several of the Govern
ments TO be sounded on the subject of tax
ing united action against the anarchists,
but prefers that Austria should initiate the
movement.
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An Unclaimed Engine.

Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes have sued to
recover $500 from }. f. Jackson and others
for an engine manufactured for them ac-
cOrding to order. The defendants agreed
to pay portion Of the purchase price pre-
vious to delivery of the machinery. but
failed to do so, and have allowed it to re-
main on the plaintiffs hands since July
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The American Association.

BROOKLYN, May 9.-Athletics 4, Brook
lyns 2.
SYRACUSE. May 9.-Rochesters 7. Syra-
cuses 4.
COLUMBUS, May 9.-No game on account
of rain.
TOLEDO, May 9.-The game with the
Louisvilles was postponed on account Of
rain.
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Notes of the Game.

Umpire Donahue, by request OF the league
Directors, Withdrew his resignation. and Off
ciated in The game at Oakland yesterday. He
was heartily applauded when he appeared on
the field.
This afternoon the Stocktons and Oaklands
play at The Haight-street grounds. Billy Farrell
Will pitch for The former and Meegan VIII be In
the box for the Colouels.
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Carrnthers Hit Hard

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-The home club
played fine game with the Brooklyn
Nationals to-day, making thirteen hits off
Carruthers. who pitched poor ball. Attend
ance, 1000. Summary:
Philadelphia. .........O o 30 OOo-s
BroOklyns. ....,......U y o o U o O-l
Batteries Gleason and Clements, Carruthers and
Daily.
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Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Colonel John K.
Miner, Tenth Cavalry, has been relieved
from duty in the Department of Dakota
and ordered to join his regiment at Fort
Apache, Ariz
Major Writ Davis, Fifth Cavalry. has been
ordered to report to the Commanding
General. Department Of the Missouri, for
assignment to station.
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Poundkeeper Lindo has notified the Su-
peryisors that he captured 576 dogs during
April, OF which were redeemed, 104 re-
leased, sold and 452 killed. The revenue
OF the office was S2S4 10, of which SIS so
was very generously paid into the City
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CHICAGO, May Bad reports of crops by
the Illinois State Agricultural Department
caused a boom in wheat. On Change this
morning wheat opened at 95Ac and soon
sold Mt 96Rc, and is still going higher. All
cereals are affected
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Guests of the Admiral.

Yesterday afternoon Governor Waterman.
accompanied by his private Secretary and
staff, paid visit to the cruiser Charleston,
by invitation of Admiral Brown. After
making thorough inspection of the ship,
the party had luncheon with the Admiral
and returned ashore about o'clock.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-Following 9. are the
reports of the Chinese Inspectors, which
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury Batchel-
Ter forwarded to the Senate to-day:
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WON AND LOST.

Relative Positions Of the National and Play
ers' League Teams.
The following table gives the number OF
games won. lost and played by each club OF
the National and Players leagues. 1t will
thus be an easy matter to compare the
work of the rival clubs:
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Driver and Elrses Drowned.

LAKEPoRT, May .9.-J. R. Fordyce, a
prominent citizen of Gravelly Valley, was
drowned while crossing Eel River yesterday
morning by the upsetting of his wagon.
The team was also drowned.
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CLUBS.
San Franciscos.0
Saarop,opfnS n
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Carriad OFF First Priz.

Boston. May 9.-The annual competition
for the Boylston prizes at Harvard for
defamation came off last night. The prizes
were won by w: L. Il. Dubois. 80. and II.
K. Burton, go. Dubois is negro.
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ATTACHED FOR A MILLION.
The Heirs Of an Inventor in Law With tht
Lowell machine CompanY

LOWELL, May 9-An attachment for
81, 100000 has been placed on the property
Of the Lowell Machine company, the !arg-
est machine works in the United States, by
the heirs of John f. Fosdick, a former resi-
dent of Lowell now deceased. They charge
that the company has infringed on loom
patents originated by Fosdick.
The patents expired twelve years ago,
and no record is shown of any reissue or
sale of the property by Fosdick.
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For DIsturbine the Peace.

James Pallas was arrested last night on
charge Of disturbing the peace on the cor
ner of Sixth and Brannan streets. He is II
brother to the Pallas who yesterday was
sentenced to a term of six years at San
Quentin for manslaughter.
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Gumbsrt's Great Work.

New YORK, May "a large crowd wit
messed the game here to-day with the Bos-
ton players team. The game was finely
contested. Gumberts pitching was the
main feature. Summary:
New Yorks... o OIL 90 IL
Bostons. s..........................O o o o O.
Batteries-Crane and Brown. Gumbert and SWEET.
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HURT BY MACHINERY.-C. Erickson, EN-
ployed by The Pacific Iron Works, 235 Spear
street, came TO the Receiving Hospital last even
Ing 10 have severe injuries 10 the fingers OF his
left hand. which had been crushed, attended to
by the Police Surgeon.
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Tn Prnssian dat

BERLIN, May 9.-The Upper House OF the
Prussian Diet has adopted resolution re-
questing the Government to remedy the
evils arising from the large number of jew
ish pupils in superior schools.
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Costly Errors.

CINCINNATI, May "a small crowd was
at the national game with Pittsburg to-day.
The home club had things its own way.
Pittsburgs' costly errors lost them the
game. Summary:
Cincinnatis. ................1 0O31 1I4O-l0
Pittsburgs. o 2 OOO1 o.
Batteries-Duryea and Keenan,. Daniels and Berger.
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THE REGIsTERsHIP.

The California Delegation Besieged With Ap-
plcations for the Place.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The California
delegation is besieged by numerous appli-
cants for the Receivership of the Land
Office. Many kilograms In the interest of
various parties were received to-day, but as
far as can be ascertained tonight the dele
cation has not decided upon any candidate.
Some action in the way of recommends
tion Will be taken tomorrow.
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TIRED OF WAR.

The King of Dahomey Disgusted With His
Efforts to Crush tha French.
LONDON, May 9.-The King of Dahomey
is very tired of his war against the French.
He expected TO oyerwhelm the small French
garrison on the coast at one blow. When
his troops returned discounted from the
defense Of kot0uou he was so enraged that
he beheaded the General in command.
This was followed with the slaughter of
several more officers the next day. This
had contrary effect TO what he expected.
Many of the troops deserted, some seeking
refuge within the French lines,
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DesnoiIed a Grave.

Mary Morley, an old woman, was arrested
yesterday for stealing vase from a grave
in Laurel Hill Cemetery. She is an habituaI
drunkard, and, it is said. would steal any,
thing to satisfy her craving for liquor.
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BRooKLYN's DRY-DoCK.
The New Addition TO the Navy-Yard Success
fully Opened


fully 0psned
New YORK, May 9. - The new dry-dock
at the Brooklyn Navy yard was opened this
morning. The dimensions are: Length over
all on coping, $50 feet; width on top amid
ships, 13O feet; width of floor amidships,
90 feet; depth. so feet inches. The pumps
are capable of $4,000 gallons per minute.
On the trial yesterday the dock was filled in
ffty-nine minutes and emptied in sixty-six
minutes. The cost is S565. .S92. The first
vessel floated in was the monitor Puritan.
1t was success. There was a large as
sembapa
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Games Poatuoned.

CHICAGO. May 9.-Both the League and
Brotherhood games were postponed to-day,
owing to rain. The Cleveland Pittsburg
game was also postponed for the same
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Lexington Winnfrs.

LEXINGTON, May 9.-The weather to-day was
warm and the track good. Following are the
winners and place horses:
First race, one mile (selling). Prince Albert
sSteppe) won, Martha Page wv. Harris) second
Uncle Kilt keyes) third. Time, :4614.
Second race, one mile and sixteenth, Bill
Leteher 81. Porter won, Meadow Brooks (Keyes)
second, ia ia (Holiisl third. Time, :49M.
Third race, one mile and furlong Jack Pot
ntakesl, Huniress (Gerhardy) won. Rosemont a.
Time, 1:561z.
Fourth race, one mile (handcap), PalIsade
lBrittOn) won. BTandoleite wv. Johnston) second.
Friendess (Steppe) third. Time, 1:42H.
Fifth race four and hall furongs (selling).
Emma Fields (1Nasham) woD, Laurn Allen (Keyes)
second, Beuah B (PorIeT) third. Time, 0:57.
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Paint Factory Burned.
BROOKLYN, May g. -Masury q sons
raiDt factory was burned tonight. Loss,
500. Co.,
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DIED WITHOUT THE FORTUNE.
A Niece of Stephen Girsrd Ends Her Life in
yerty.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9. - Henrietta
Girard, niece of Stephen Girard. died here
pennile:s to-day. She was a claimant to
one-third of the undivided property, valued
at several million dollars, but for the last
three years was largely dependant on the
charity of friends. She was kept out of the
property first by her brother and then by
her brothers widow
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Lake Front Park Selected for the Location oi
the Rrildinos

the Buildings.
CHICAGO, May 9.-At a meeting of the
Worlds Fair Committee held tonight it
was decided to report favorably on Lake
Front Park as the site for the Worlds Fair
buildings. This ground lies in the center
of the city, is surrounded on one side by
fine buildings of superb architecture, and
on the other by Lake Michigan, and COM
prises about 800 acres. 1t is believed that
as soon as the plans are adopted work on
the new buildings will begin at once.
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THE SEAL FISHERIES.
Arrival Of the Revenue Cutter Bear at Seattle
En- Rnuta to Rehriue Sea

~1AfAFa1 VI Vne NtVeuue CUtlef 0tdI at oeEIVI5
En- Route to Behring Sea.
WASHINGTON, May ga telegram was
received at the Treasury Department this
morning announcing the arrival of the rev.
enue steamer Bear at Seattle, WASH, on her
way to Behring Sea to assist in the protec-
tion of the seal fisheries. She will remain
at Seattle until the authorities at Washing
ton shall have determined upon policy in
regard to these fisheries. 1t is expected
that the matter will be settled in a few days.
The season opens abou. the 1st, and it will
be necessary to have vessels on the spot
about that time
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NORWICH On. ", May e.-It is now
fire at the Chenango County Poor-hOuse.
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First race. Kitty B or Sequence colt; sec
ond, Taragon or Martin Russell; third,
Manola or Re-echo; fourth, Hamburg or
Hyperion; fifth, Tipstaff or Prince How
ard; sixth. Quesai or Sparkling.
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Lexington Entries.

LEXINGTON, May 9. 9.-Following are the
entries and weights for to-morrow's races
First race. mile and fifty yards-Bettina
III, Spectator 10; Eli, Brookfeld, 1O6; Sill
yer King 100, Laura Ford 93
Second race, one nile-Liederkran 112,
Sallie Byrnes 107; Frederick LII, Red,
Headquarters, Uncle Kit, I26.
Third race : Ashland Oaks, Ballvhoo
and English Lady III each. Pearl Set ll3,
DOllikens 100, Lottie S 107, Camilla 107,
Lena II 105.
Fourth race, one mile and first lap-Chin
Sister Geneva 81 each.
Fifth race, ive-eighths of a mile-Rose-
land ITO, GreenIeaf log. Faithful lO6, Melime
93, Corlnne 93, Kinney SO, Response SO.
Laura Agnes SO. The regular fifth race did
not MI and the fourth race was split and
distances changed to those stated. The
weather is cloudy and threatening and the
track fast
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New YORK, May 9.-Alfred Powers
gained on Devro in the pool match tonight,
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Bayard's Tips.
NEW YORK, May 9.--Following are Bay
ards tips for to-morrow's races at Linden
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Linden Entries.

New YORK, May 9.-Following are the
Linden entries for tomorrow:
First race, four furlongs-Pigone lis.
Cascade 10S, Claudine 100, Kitty B 100.
Planette filly 100, Florence 100. Contessa
flly 100. Favora 100, Puzzle FLY 100, Rush
Lgh 11S, Relay colt 118, Umpire Kelly 1o3,
Sequence colt 103.
Second race, one mile and furlong-King
Idle 100 Salvini 100, Tristan ia, Orifamme
III, Eleve 90, Bonanza 90, Bella 80, Admiral
IS, Tramp IS, Martin Russell sc, Castaway
l10, Taragon 10S, Masterlode 9S.
Third race, six and half furlongs (sell-
ing)-Gloster ia Monsoon Ill, Warlike 95,
The Doctor 107, Alan Archer 80, Landseer
J04. $3.50 III, Blessed 104. Doodle 109, Maia
105, Village Maid 96, Slumber 98 Mandolin
colt 81, Algebra gelding IS, Specially 104,
Bengaline S4, HairSpring 104, Manola no.
Re-echo 80, Stephanie SO.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-
Helen McGregor u.s. Harry Irvine lis,
Architect 115. Extra Dry 115, La Grippe
AmbOy lis, Rose 49, Foreigner 115, Border
Minstrel 120, HarZburg 120, Nugget 12O,
Hyperion l20, Gypsy filly Ito, Cecelio Ito,
1Dfatuaton 10.
Fifth race, seven furlongs (handicap)-
Grimaldi Ill, Kasson 100. Tipstaff 125,
Prodigal 40, Prince Howard 105, Cassius
105. bohemian 90, Pelham 95, ST. John 106,
Joe Lee 100, Glenmound 100, Stonemason
100, Bess 103, Casper 9S Brian Boru 9S,
Martin Russell 9S, Bessie K SO, Masterlode
9S, Duplicity lis.
Sixth race, one mile-Patrocles 107 Vivid
107, Larchmont 107, Sparkling 104, Admiral
81, st. Paris 110, Bohemia 101, Little Jake
81, Barrlster 104, Quesal 104. Duplicity 104,
Mala 80, Esau 81, Lotion 81. Eblis liz.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Totals ............37 10 10 1S 81 ]
Umpire-John Donohue.
Scorer-J. w. Stapleton.
Time OF game-One hour and as minutes.
AtIendance-4OO.
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TO PREVENT SCANDALS.
The New York shrievalty to Be Made Sal
aried Ofics

aried 0fics.
ALBANY, May 9.-The Legislature has
adopted bill giving the Sheriff of New
York salary of $4,000, with twelve sal
aried deputies. The measure is framed to
prevent such scandals in the Sheriff's Office
in connection with the extortion of fees, as
were recently unearthed. The Legislature
has adjourned sine die.
The morning call., 1890-05-10
Thirty Persons Perished

making 257 to his opponents 1893 points.
The total score is, Powers 406. Devro 400.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
FORKPAnGH,, hHoW.
Two lseMartabIy Successful ExhI-
Billions on Monday Thousands
,Eaur.....I :

Two isemarKabIy Successful Exhi-
Billions On Monday - EhIusGnds
Turned AWAY
An audience OF 5000 was gathered In
Forepaugn's circus tent on Monday after.
noon At l.45 O'Clock. This was 10 minutes
before the commencement OF the perform.
Rnce. At that tins the ticket sellers had
to stop their WORK simply Tor the reason
that there was no more seating accommo-
dalton. There were over 5000 citizens
still clamoring for admission. Their dis
appointment was shared by the cltcus
aut critics. II was simply notice TO MIR.
ForepauSh TO prepare himself next year
for twO-days exhibit OF his excellent show
on the next occasion OF his visit to VIII
mington.
No better or varied or original circus
west performance was exceptionally iine.
And this not alone In the excellence OF the
performance, but In the genuine person.
| atty OF the aborlgines. They we're not the
weli-tutored, seml.civillaed Indians ganer-
ally seen east, hut selection from the
Sioux MaDdens, Blackteet and Bloods of
the northwest and the Canadian frontier,
entirely IMMERSED In civilization and VERT.
able children of the plains.
The equestrian performance, the tumb-
| ling, the t'gnt-sopo exhibition, the latter
by the old favor to, Eddie Rivers were all
| remarkably fine, Captain Bogardus did
his wonderful fancy shooting. The"Clster's
Last Reilly" was a graphic and remarkably
successful spectacular effect. The Fore.
! paugh management undoubtedly deserve
credit for the signal point OF complete
4 fulfilling OF their contract promises In re-
gard to all the details OF what they promise
the public. The wrestling performance by
Uarkeek and Macmu.en was an extremely
interesting exhibit. The former was rec e
1 tnNs dlaa
Craftsmanship Of William Wallet and orin
Hollis was very fine. Tbs clowns were
new and laug provoking incessantly.
Little Admiral Dot, M policeman, WAS APP.
plguded for his succeesstul efforts IN keep
Ing the clowns In order.
The press agent OF Forepaugh'ssh show, Mr..
Charles A.. Davis, was interchangeable In his
efforts towards making everything com.
Portable and agreeable to his thousands Of
patrons. The nights performance WAS @
repetition OF the afternoons crowded and
successful exhibition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
sCGIUYLKILL ISION
For New York,

Express on weekdays, $50, sos. 40 b.ss, $50,
$50, s.2V, s3l, 40, II and HIS u. M, I4.Oj
noon. l.lmttd Express, Lon md $50 IL M,
with Dii..HR Carr la.il, Lao. 23n, 3gG 500,
l..Ol night On sundays, aal, 1.Oh, 40, 5.3i.
k.l2. $50, pb1 u. M, i..Ii, 40, a.20. uImlted
tNrress,iN, 5ss, 6.S1 SO 7.l3an s.i9 pm.
ana l1.0l Iighl.
express for boston, without change, $50 D. m,
duly
III through trains connect at Jersey City &c
hhd from Brooklyn by boats Of "lIrooklyn
Annex"
ior Hcu Chit, Surfing Lake Belmar, Ocean
Grove, Ashury PARK mud Long Branch. go,
$50 hlh II. u. M, and 800 y. m, week days
sen Grit only, hUu D. IN. week days.
week days E&pIess iDt EHstoH, scranton and
llinghutnton Gbn ana s.a a. m, 1900 noon,
and DOB =. m. Water Gap and scranton, L. 30
n. M, l200 noon ana 400 .. m.
cypress Tor bullalu, through Buffet Sleeper
5.lS -. m. week DAYS.
FROM KENSlNG1ON STATION, FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
tur New York, 600 i.i0, a.71, 1910 and Ills A.
M, II ~. hS 2.5t, h.;5. 6.l3, 1.3i ana ii - ~
~. On week days On sundays, $50 n, m
Week days Express Tor lHston. scranton and
lhnshAmtuil, u So $40 and Is n. M. ami
t.Sl +. M. NRter Gap amt Scranton, $50
md ll.l5 q. M, aud 2.52 y. III.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
ExHress for New York, vita. Camden and Iron.
inn, $40 o, IN. on week days.
r. n Browns Nills.ih-the Pines. $50 and I 1. 2n a.
M, inD SEQ ana Gl0p. m, We k-duys. sun
days, a. - u m.
'pr Leach haven and Barncgat City, $40 n. IN
Iueadays, thursdays ana Saturdays, 400 h
N. NnnGara Wednesdays and Fridays
rains 'ur trenton, connecting for Nav York
GlO, 80, OOp, iO.aU n. M, 1870 noon, 2.gl, A. AL
..ie and 40 p, IN On sundays, S.I5 q. M,
5.iJ y. m.