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Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Bass Ball.
tsrdsy;

Base Bali.
Ine following games we're played yes
NATIONAL LHAoUH
AZ Philsdslphia-Philadslphi 9; New
Al Chicago Chicago. s; Cleveland. 4.
burE. O.
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn. Q; Boston, l.
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
At PhiladslphIa-Philadslphis, 81;
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 8; Boston. Q.
A. bunalo-Dudalo, 8; Cleveland, l.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. 10; Chicago, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Al Observation-Disclosures, Q; Athletic, 2.
AT Louisville-Loaisvills, 0; Colum-
At st. Louis-st Louis. .; Toledo. g.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Az jersey Cisy-Jsrsey City, 2; New
Az washington-washiugsou.4i .4i Balti.
At tHsrtford-Hartfori.s; Worcester, 8.
INTERsTATs LEAGUh
At tLebanon--Lsbanou, s; Altoona. 4,
AtYork-York, Z; Hsrrisburg, q
MOTHS.
What do you think Of the Wilmington
clubl
York Is but .0001 ahead Of Harrisburg.
Viau OF CiaclnDati has recovered the
drop ball he used 80 effectively two years
ago.
Tho Philadelphia brotherhood club
starts ou Its Hrst Western tour TO- NOR
row.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

A reporter saw Mrs. FroInm and little
Johnnie the other day and Mrs. Fromm
said: "Johhnie complained Of head
aches and his nose was stopped up nll
the time. He was suffering from ca
tarrh. lie also complained of ringing
noises III his ears and his appetite wasn't
ge ther he was very sick. took him for
treatment to Drs. Mccoy and Wildman,
of No. 1922 Chestnut street. Philadelphia,
and he Is great deal better now.
"He doesn't have any more head
aches and his nose isn't stopped up now
and he doesn't have those ringing noises
| In his ears. lie sleeps better now under
| tho treatment of Drs. Mccoy md Wild
man, and he has n good appetite now.
lie feels better and looks better every
way since he has been under the treat
| ment OF Drs Mccoy and " ildInan. Yes;
| they have done him great deal OF
| good"
Little Johnnie was playing out front
with lot OF little boys and girls and he
looked the picture of health. His father
he las received from Doctors Mccoy
and w Wildman, which Is very mild and
pleasant to both children and grown
people.
A grcnt many persons. hundreds re-
siding in Wilmington, who are suffering
| from catarih, are now under treatment
W it'll Doctors Mccoy and Wildnan, and
they all speak in the highest terms OF
| the skill of these physicinns and the
| treatment Of catarrh.
| Doctors Mccoy and Wildman furnish
all medicines und their charges are very
moderate.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Democratic Caucus.

Councilman McKenuey was selected at
= Democratic caucus OF the Democratic
members oi the City Council held last
night, To be the successor of the late
Martin j. Healey a. collector of city
taxes for the Southern district of vii.
mington. There being some doubt In
the caucus as to the right o. the Ctr
Council 10 fill the vacancy, It was pro-
posed to admit City Solicitor Turner to
explain the law. Considerable oprosi-
tion was manifested 10 the proposition to
admit Mr.. Turner, Messrs. Dilnn and
Curren leading In II. The motion to
admit, however, carried. and the Solicit
TOT stalkcd in. When asked for his
opinion Mr.. Turner said he was prepsr-
Ing one to be submitted to the City
Council, but he did not think 1t would be
the right thing to give legal decision to
. caucus. aud he then asked to be ex-
cused.
This the csucus refused to do, but gave
him half hour in which to prepare a
decision, aud then took a recess. Upon
re-asssmbliDg Mr. Turner gave his opn-
ion that Council had no right to elect q
successor. but that th- bondsmvn Of the
late col ector were respousible f.r the
money 70 be collected and had tho right
10 select q successor.
The municipal law upon this subject
reads - follows:
"It any assessor or collector die y
the Council may, upon petition by
the sureties Of such a. iessor aud col
lsctor. aud being Satisfied that 1t 10 a
proper cas-, for RELIEF, appoint another
person to collect the residue Of the un.
paid taxes, and may compel the delivery
to such person Of the list aud warrant, or
cause now one to DO Issued to him, bond
with surety being arst given as required
BY this act from the original assessor
and collector"
The City Solicitors opinion, however,
had no effect, and the caucus, led BY Mr..
Cufren, proceeded to agree upon q can
didate. The nsmes put In nomination
were john j. MsAlsy. brother Of the de-
ceased tax collect, and the man desired
by Martin J. Msaley's sureties; John j.
Doughefty, paymAster oi the Pusey and
Jones Company; ex-Counoilmsu W. IL.
Quinn and Councilman Mekepney.
From the Hrst 1t was evident that Nc.
ksuney would be selected, and on the
frat ballot 7 votes to tor Aealey, y Tor
Quinn. and l Tor Dougherty. On tho
second ballot Mckinney get 8 votes,
Mealey s, Quinn 2, and Dougherty l, and
was nominated. The els1tlon OF Mr..
McKenNey by the City Council next
Thursday n'ght Will depend upon the d., :
cision OF the solicitor. There seems to be
no difference OF opinion that the lAts col :
| lector's bondsmen are responsible for the
| collect on Of all this years taxes, but for
tbs collection OF the taxes OF the neat hs-
cal year commencing July l there 10 q
difference Of opinion, aud how the con.
test will end 10 an unsettled problem.
Mr.. MoKenney says he does not desire
tho ONCE II hs caunot get 1t clear Of regal
bubbles.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Resolutions of Respect.


Ths following resolutions of respect
were adopted at Pomona Orange, No. /,
New Castle County June 9th, 1890. on
tho death OF john r. sharpiey, OF West
Brandy wine Orange:
WHEREAS, Heath having entered our
order on the goth Of December aud re-
moved from among Us our standard
bearer. John +. Sharpley. who WAS .
charter msmber Of West Brandy wine
Grange, also of Pomona Grange, IL being
the w,ll OF our Divine Master, who doeth
all things well, 10 call him from among
vs..
Resolved, That by bis death the order
has Lost an active and faithful me mber,
the county a good citizen aud the neigh
borhood . valuable mel yhbor, the wife .
faithful husband and slstsrs an ever
helping brother. We would look up to
our Divine Master and say Thy will be
done.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
for the space OF three months.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
recorded with the minutes aud that they
be offered 10 tho Farm and Home aud
Wilmington papers for publication.
HOWARD WOODWARD,
JOSEPH b. HUsBANDs,
o. w. EAsTBLRN,
Committee.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Ga,no No. o,

The best game oi ball that has been
played in this city this season. and one
OF the bet that has ever been played,
was the Wilmington and Newark con-
test yesterday Al,sruoon. 1t was simply
a walk over for Wilmington and Newark
reached third base.
Stein had Newark com pletely at his
mercy, and OF the three hits credited
against him but one was clean, the other
two being scratches.
Wilming ton played without an error,
hit the all hard and often, and put up .
game which will soon tako 1t from last
place II kept up. The 200 spectators
were enthusiastic. Tho score:
Wilmington .......1 l 2 o 2 o 80
Newark ...........0 o y D D o D y o 90
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Don't Hawk. Spit. Cough.

suffer disxiness, indigest o iunsmma-
tion OF the ryes. b. adachs, lassitudc,
inability to perform mental work and
indisposition Tor bodily labor, aul annoy
and disgust your friends aud acQuain-
tAnces with your nasal twang AID fen
slvc breath and constant efforts To clean
your nose aud throat, when DIR. SaRe's
.Catarrh Remedy" will promptly r.lievu
you Of discomfort fnd suticrin i, aud your
irirnds OF the disgusting and ne. dless in
tiictions oi your losthsoine disease.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
RrovfIlea.


1no eneMpost hat house In the city
kuinf0rd Bros. AOA Market street.
1iy Bush's coal; YOU will iikeis.
American Laundry, eo2 West Front,s.
Try bush's coal; you viii surslyltxst,
CuppinR and leschins. lss \. s,coadst.
BrasiliRn Dalm cures coids, caiarrh. etc.
Fine jhk. kinRs At iiani'a, 10 E. tth ,trsss.
frank Roop S.nith. druggist tth and King.
Pa ler hanging done by q. IL. Baldwin 4
Son, Ns h. soui til street.
IL you want cheap picture frames 20 To U .
X. Bbugh, zua West Second street. IhAvN.ths
largest stock In Delaware. Come and se6 Tor
yourselves.
dtss. 2ioMarket street has tile largest and
cheapest st0c oil hats, white shirts lnder-
wear, nscx wear and hosiery IN the ctlY. Call
And seehiln.
John G. bryant Of No. ia French street, 10
the authorized agent for tho books written by
Henry Al. Stanley, and now being published
by Chss. Scrloner's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply to John q. Bryant, III Frcnc street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Country lioArding,

Any family 10 our city who may wish
TO pass few weeks iu the country duril z
the hot weather should address . letter
to ~. At tbs REPUBLICAN, Office. Ths
place 10 easy OF accoss. suriounisd vi
creek, afiordipg opportunity for fishing,
&c. passes through the premises, while
the terms are moderate. The proprieti sss
10 very accommodating and iu every way
deserving Of patronage.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Proposed Cnnuse Of Hour..

On aud after Saturday nest the steam.
boats City Of Chester and Whining ton
will leave Fourth street. " hsrf at .. IN. !.
1880 .. m., l p. m.. AIS aud Gas .. m.
Returning, will leave Chestnut str. ct
wharf, Philadelphia. at 7.s0 .. m.. 10 q
tr., 1.30 p. NJ, and 6.45 p. m Our
citisens should make NO OF the Above
changes. Otherwise they may get lett.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
strauharrx soclnl,le.

The Christian Eudeavcr ) ciety Of the
Second Baptist Church will h Id n straw
berry sociAble iu the lecture room OF tb
chu,ch on Thursday evening, june ~.
Music will be iurnisned by members OF
the TRACE Orcnestra. Ali are Invited to
come aud spend . peasant evening
with Us.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
JOHNNIE FROMM IS ALL RIGHT.
An Interesting Story About q Little
Wilmington Boy.
He Had Catarrh Very Badly and His
Mother Took Him Up 70 Philadelphia
to Doctors Mccoy and Wlldmau and
He's Different hoy Now.

Little Johnnie Fromm Is chubby lit.
tie chap OF years. His father,
Michael Fromm, works for the Egde
Moor ron Company at Edge Moor, and
lives at No. I626 East Thirteenth street,
Wilmington. Some time ago little john
nie complained of a terrible headache
and ringing noises in his ears and lost
his appetite. So his mother, who was
under treatment at Doctors Mccoy and
Wildman, of No. 1922 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, took Johnnie up there,
and now Johnnie's . q different boy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
A SnsMlI Thief Arrested.

New York, June 1l.-At the meeting
of the Reformed Presbyterian Synod here
yesterday, Alexander Waterman, who
says he is . Phil dslphia reporter, was
eral watches, coats and umbrellas, lost
by deleg ates since the Synod convened.
Aithou.h poorly clad, Waterman had $S4
'in his pockets. He was held 10 answer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Ilsusvraasa Lecture.

"A large Au0tooco listened with tho
mtst iutenss ihtsrest to Mrs W. =.
Bainbridgs's illustratsd lecture in Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church last night
on the mannefa, eoatumes and forms Of
worship Of qu.ts large lumber Of semi.
civilized Asiatie aed African nations.
Mrs. Balnbridgs having been mission-
sry with her husbsnd IL some Of these
countries, and having travelled through
NJ Of them, was well equipped with the
necessary Information to give an inter-
esting lecture upon these topics. The
lecture Was illustrated By . number Of
tableaux representing the forms OF wor-
ship OF each country. Mrn Bsinbridge,
who 10 hnc, fluent speaker, stood b.
side . tab'e, upon which was piled .
number Of the gods worshipp,d BY differ
ent people, whish she exhibited and
explained ~ sue progressed with her lee
ture.
Heavy curtains IN the pulpit recess
formed place for the exhibition Of
tableaux and just 1t the right moment
while she was explaining the modes aud
iorms Of worship the curtains would be
drawn aside and the picture revealed.
Quite . large number Of persons were
required In making the tableaux OF each
nation, including gentlemen, ladies and
| ANY ~" y 0h 0I0eUcsA ~ bhC
real primitive costumes OF each country,
and in forming the last grand tableaux I
In which sll took psrt, the picture was .
BEAUTIFUL one besides being impressive.
Tho tableAux related entirely to worship
and among the living pictures were In
cluded the, ancient Druid, Japan, China,
Slam, Birnah, Karen, Pway, Burmese,
India. Persia. The Keords. Egypt, Africa,
Turkey and Russia.
| The only picture outside of those oI
forms Of worship was that Of Burmese
wedding, in which the bride and groom
sat on rugs with bowl OF rice between.
Each had spoon with which each iet
the other with rice, and then each fed
themselves, after which each INDUCED
10 smoke and the wedding was over.
At the close Of the lecture Rev. w. r.
Baiubridge, pastor IN charge OF the
church, in his Turkish costume stepped
forward and thanked the audienoe tol
It's generous support and sympathy, and
announced that In two weeks be would
deliver an account OF his travels OF
horseback from Bsgdad to Antioch.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Family Coal

Of the best quality. long tons. we'll pre-
pared, suitable lot winter or summer
use. Now is the time to place your orders
with us for present or future use, 10 he
delivered 1T any time hxsd upon. Show.
ard & Chandler, South Side. Branch
office, Second and French. Phone ITO.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Frssh Vegetables aud Meats.

Wn. Morsland, Wholesale and retail
desler, Nc. 407 aud .. W. corner Of
Filth and King streets, has constantly
on hand early vegetables OF all kinds.
Also home raised beef. mutton, veal,
etc. a: the lowest market prices. Give
him call.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
strnwberry socIaDIe,

The Christian Eudsavor So,iety Of the
Second BAptist Charch will hold u
STRAW berry s0ciAbie 10 the lecture room
OF the church On Th..sdsy evening,
june 18th. All are invited who desire
to contribute to the promotion OF a
worthy object.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
She gave them Castor;
city Jottings.

The Beneficial Association give th.Ir
excursion 10 Reading to- morrow. Prof.
J. Anderson's band has been engaged for
the occasion, and . good time 10 ex-
pected.
Mrs. Amelia Carly starts for Brooklyn,
N. Y, to-day to take part in . cooven-
tion, having arranged tospeud the greater
part Of her tims In society work.
Joshua Merch has set up an Ice cream
garden on French street.
T. b. Thompkins Of North Carolina,
WHO 10 4 student Of Lincoln University, IL
Writing our city and 10 the guest OF Mrs.
Anierson, No SOD Tatnall street.
There 10 . Wh.te man goinf around
town sellisg bAllsds aud hymns, singing
and preaching, aud 10 kind enough 10
coniine his work among the colorsd peo-
pie. He succeeded very nicely up White
chapel yesterday, but was not SO we'll
received up Orange street.
There will be u awberry festival At
Ezlon NJ. Il. Church this evening.
The Beneficial Association Is ono OF
the best organisations among tho col 'orsd
people In tbs city. 1t IL composed prin-
cipally OF laborinx mon, who look out
Tor the tnterests OF their members In sick
ness and In death. They have been
very successful in everything that thsy
have undertaken and will take very
large excursion to Reading o-inorrow.
Tho Young Mems Beneficial sooiAl
AstocIalion. accompanied by Andsraon's
Cornel Band. will parade the following
routo this evening: Form on Tenth
street right resting on Orange, proceed
to Twelfth, to LON bard, TO Eleventh, to
French, to Sixth, 10 Poplar, to Fifth. to
Tatnall, TO seventh. to Windsor, to
Ninth, to Tatnsll, to Eighth, to Orange,
to Tenth and dism.ss. Tomorrow
(Thursdsy) being their second annual
excursion to Reading. Train leaves
foot of French street at $50 O'Clock q.
m. sharp.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Tho sure Cur. tor Ilea d.oh,.

Tired Feelings, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Complaints, Yellownsss, Skin Blo:ches,
ETC., are Dir. Slmms Liver Pilla No
sickness or gripping attend their opera
ton. 25c. Sugar coated. Depot, Fourth
and King. Sold BY druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

The laniss Of Ezion NJ. Il. Church.
corner Ninth and French strees. will
giVs etrawbsrry festival in the base
ment oil the cturoh this evening. Adj
mission III eents. Straw berries and cakes
tree.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Destroyeo BY Fire.

The celebrated b. B. b. cigar, manu-
lactured by H. +. Bourbon & Bro., No.
2l0 West Second street. Sold at sll the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Ice Cran,n ParIor.

MIA Kice has opened her Ice cream
pArlor, No. ll37 Waiuut street, and Is
prepared 70 aecommodste her many
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Uoon.


Board BY the day or week at the Dsla-
wars House. No. 61s Market street,
The choicest brands Of wine. liouor and
sleaS 1t the Delaware House
Lunch every night ct the Dslsvsrs
House, No SIS Market strsst
Bush French street wharf h the
plaes % buy your so6l
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture nevsr
Iai!s to cure the worst oasss Of nsura .eia
and rheumatism. Try 10. Only 5Oc. Der
bottle. Taylor q Tullsrton, druseists.
So2 King street
We will sell you . pound Of genuine
buIi Durham Tor 40c.. At Seventh and
orange aud o East Third strest, Chap.
man, the piopeer Of low prices In the
Go to smei:s 4 Co. for all kinds of
Southern producs Is =. Fourth ct.
The strawberry festival begun at St.
Pstrick's X. y. Church last evening will
DO continued throug ghout the week.
James Walsh and Miss May O'Neill
will be married In st. Paui's r. q. Church
on Thursday.
st. Paul's X. G. Church will eive q
strawberry festival on Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday evenings.
James Downs, . brakeman on the
Philadelphia. Wilminston aud Balt,-
more Railroad, had his fingers crushed
yesterday morning while coupling cars.
The Girls Friendly Society Of Old
ewedes' Church ere holding . strawbsrry
festival In the hall, No. TOO East Seventh
| street.
Forty hours devotion closed at New
Castle last evening. Father Der mingham
preached on Sunday. Father Flynn on
Monday, and Bishop Curtis last evening.
Nra Sarah Bowers, wife Of George
Bowers, . moulder employed BY the J
Morton Poole Company, and living al
No. SIT Morrow street, had a parsiyti,
stroke on Monday afternoon. Msdica
aid was oned and hopes are enter.
tained Tor her speedy recovery.
Alfred Cav .hrop, Charles Baird, Josep,
Pye, II. 9. Goldoy. W. o. Hoifecker, W.
x. Crosby, G. H. Csntwell and Harr,
Emmons. Esq., will represent Delaware
at the meeting of the National Sunday
School Association In PittSbuvg, Pa. OF
June 23.
J. Newlin Gawthrop has returned from
. trip 10 the West
A fine crayon portrait Of Harry @. Con
rad. ESQ.,, executed by Jos. II. Edward. .
10 exhibited In Bayrard's window, Fiji
aud Market stIeets.
William Simmons Is engaged in psvinl
Ninth street from Market tO Kiug viii
friedrich.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
A Large stock.

Geo. b. Huber, the en,erprising baker
at No. 62l West Second street, received
400 barrels of dour yesterday via the b.
Il .. Railroad, End the same being
promptly delivered BY Thomas Hutton.
the accommodating scArtcr OF Silver
brook. Mr.. Huber lsdoing . large busi-
ness, and hence his large purchase of the
abovo commodiIy. lie is one Of the
most energetic men In that section Vi
our city aud deserves " fortune.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

u you want nice, cheap house attend
Hea q 20 . p0sitivs sac ou Saturday,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

The Dc. iresh-luncb, food-drinks and
Ice cream palace, NO. East Fourth
street, advertises In tho notice column
to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Iczion's strnwberry Festival.

Go to the Second Baptist strawberry
s-c,abls on the l2tb,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Personal.

Mrs. WIN. IL. G. flu hss returned
from s'I weeks' visit 10 her daughter
at Bel ar, Ohio,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

Nothing 20 good Tor putting your
money into - lots. You win have =
chance Tor this BY attending HeAld 4
Co. . positive sale June u
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

Amen Baby was sick,
We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
dhon she had Children.
She gave them Castor,s,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Dr. slnns' Eve Cure

viii positively curs all manner OF sore
eyes, whether iDdamed Or granulated, /,
WEAK sight impaired Vision. IL Is sure.
Every one having weak Or dise .sed eyes
ought to try 1t. 70 cents. Sold bt drug
gista. Depot, Fourth aud K.ng.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Robert G. Fraim, Esq, For Postmaster.
CUMMUNICATEp,

cOMMUNIoATED.
With MshafIy and Stone out of the
rAco there must be now man named to
win the prize. Who shall 1t be? The
latest !niormation IL, that u large num-
Der Of the best e ement oi the Republi.
can party are now earnestly soliciting
Robert q. Fraini, Esq, 10 make direct
application for the position, and forw ard
to Washington letters of endorsement
sent him, recommending Lis appoint
ment
In an interview with q numbe. OF bis
frlends Mr.. Fraim stated to-day that lie
would accept the Office n It WAS tend er-
ed TO him, but that Re would no. er ter
into any contest Tor 1t with othsrs. He
did state emphatically that the posto flee
was the only federal ofiice he would so-
cept In this city. ''if voluntarily tender
ed to him." Mr.. Fraim WAS one OF the
frat Republicans In Delaware. He wa,
one OF the 308 Fremont supporters Ia
1885. and he has always been AN active,
energetic worker Tor the pArty's success.
He 10 an honorably discharged so,disr,
and an educated gentleman, who, by his
own ex.rtiops alone, worked his way up
In lite from poor boy without any as.
sistance; his moral character 10 unim.
pesched and unimpeschabls; NO man
can point to . 9 ng,e dishonorable or dis
reputable act OF bis life, and no man in
Wilmington 10 better qualified, in any
respect, for postmaster than Robert G.
Fsaim, Esq; therefore let boom se
started In his favor at once, which will
secure his appointment to that office.
AN INTIMATE ACQUAINTANCE FOR
FORTY YEARS.
Wilmington. June 10th, 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
For Cleaning Yilvurware.

TAppan's Relucens. unequallsd, 25c. per
bottle, .. Millard y. DAvis', No. Q East
eecond street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

George W. jackson, novelty and va
riety stole, sos MArEet street.