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Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Acquitted ofshostlng Into a Train.

MEDIA, Pa, June 1L-Lewis Arm
strong was tried here 10 court to-day AID
acquitted Of shooting into train at Glen
Mills after having some trouble with the
crew In charge. Holland Heck, of West
Chester, 9 passer ger on the train, identi-
fed Armstrong as . man who he saw
raise . pistol and shoot Is the train
moved away from the station. A doubt
was raised, however, BY some compan-
Ions OF Armstrong, who were called In
his defence and testified that he did not
shoot and did not have . pistol In his
possession at the time of the attack. John
Green, another young man, charged
with the Same ciisEce, IL Jet to be tried,
but, a. the evidence In his case is similar
to that In rhe Armstrong case, he will, no
doubt, be acquitted. Emory Wallis,
another Of the party on the train at the
time OF the riot, was tried tor the shoot
Ing and acquitted = few days ago.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
In Favor Of Free Baths.

A meeting OF citizens In favor Of cs-
tablishing free public bathing places on
the Christiana and Brandywino rivers,
will be held this evening, At tho rooms
Of the Y. NJ. U. A., at which Mayor Har-
rington will preside. A number OF lead
ing citizens are taking deep interest in
the matter, and It 10 thought that very
little difficulty will be experienced In ST.
curing sufficient contributions to COM
mence the work ct once.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

n. emei.z melt & Co., No. Is Z. Fourth street,
Am ..'Ig sr,. lois OF Southern produce and
M u,selihg any other dealer In the
rish, 2 =. AZ, low prices. They receive daily
nnss uIieet from the South Strawberries.
tssos rss' n peas, cucumbers, squashes,
,tr Ws "ew potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage,
Berr,h" aoiesale and retail. No. IL East
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
UnyeIlLnR a Monument

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The United
Ssales steamer Despatch will leave the
Navy Yard here next Monday for West
Point, where IT will receive = number OF
Eeutlemer, including the French Minis
TER. and convey them to Yorktown. Va,
10 time to witness the unveiling, Tuesday
nskt OF monument commemorating
TIC great Revolutionary battle,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
A Heavy ltaiiars.

II hes been whispered for some time
that John h. Longstrest Of Philadsl.
phia, who has been industriously trying
Tor the past year 10 build mp town at
Holly Oak, was In financial dimcnlties,
and yesterday II was announced that he
had failed for SS5. 900. This tract Of
land. conslstipg Of 81 acres on the Della
ware river, about I've miles from this
city, was purchased BY L0ngstrest, uly
II, 1883, from Charles A. kahoney, Eeq.,
Charles 4. Ruttsr and Michael Bradley,
executors Of Annie J.. Rutter, Of Phila.
delphia, for eS7, 900. Lonzstrest placed
. mortgage Of e32, 900 on the property at
once. He had It divided ny into build
ing lots, which he made heroic effort
10 dispose Of, and although some were
sold, aud houses erected, It was not SUM-
Client to relieve him Of the burden, and
hs was forosd to the wall. Tho persons
from whom hs bought the property hold
the mortgages, and are fpreclosing them.
His personal property will be sold BY
Sheriff Allen, on Saturday, June Il, and
bis real estate % June Is.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Married.

Francis Norris and Mice Margaret h.
Calhoun were married at the residence
Of ths groom's parenta, No. 301 3. Third
street, last night, BY the Rev. w. y. Balm
bridge Of Delaware Avenue Baptist
church. A. T. Calhoun, brother Of the
groom wAs groomsman and Miss Minute
Warheld WAS bridesmaid. A reception
was held, . splendid COLLATION. served and
many handsome pro sents were received.
Among those present wers DsHavsn
Morris and wife. W. Harry Morris aud
wife, Mr.. McClAin and wife, MrA Gould,
William Turner and wife, Mr.. Rsughley
and wife, W. II. Ewing and vile, Misi
Hattie B. Calhoun, Miss Ella Hood, Niss
Russell, William Calhoun. Daniel Nor
ris, Mrs. Holt. Clarence II. Holt, VIM.
A. Holt and wife, Preston Morris, Mr..
Brown and wife, Mr.. DsHavsn and wife,
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Notice to Railroad Men.

She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Personal,

DR.. Pussy Heald, who established the
HyReisn Home IN our city, now occupied
as the homeopathic Hospital, is now
located at Lima, Ohio.
Mrs. Laura Osgood Harknsss has gone
TO Dover, N. II to pass the summer.
J. Augustus McCaulley. Esq., 10 visit
ing Weruersvi'ls, Berks County, Pa.
Mrs. Alice Williams OF Wsst Grove,
Pa 10 visiting her sister, Mrs. Sallie G.
Psle, No. GIG Washington street, this
city.
Secretary Of the Board Of Education L.
B. Jones, N. v. Pyle, Miss May Evana
and others. went to Upland, Pa, yester-
day to attend tho commencement exer.
cises Of Crozisr Theological Seminary.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Flag Presented.

The workmeu at Bancrofrs mills r-s-
ssnisd beautiful American Tag yoster.
d,y afternoon to the public school at
babcroit's Bnnkt. T. Stewart Brown.
tho chief clerk al tie mil s, male the
treteuia.ion on behalf Of tho men. and
Hamilton Thompson, one Of the coz mis-
sloncrs of School District No. rs, re-
rtiyed II on behalf Of the scholars. A
number OF patriotic songs were sung by
he scholars, and the exercises were OF .
very pleasing nature.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
To be AuuR.

Twenty thousand pieces OF wall parer
q II. u. Holrs, 2i3 West Second street;
pne gold, embossed paper, 20 cen,s
Afisce; right nice Mica paper, 0 cents
spiece; also a large stock Of all rradss
uom inc most common to the uneat
seSe larho force Of practical nsoer
aangers aud work done without deisv.
Hstlmstes given with pleasure. II. X
noLT, 2l5 West Second street,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
They Arc Mt Work.

Phil Sheridan Post. No. IS, last evsn-
ing appointed G. X. Gilmore q member
Of The Department Committee on Soldiers'
Homes, and Isaac A. Tighter on the
Committee on Government Tombstones.
Commander Robert McCaulley, Chaplain
@. X. Gilmore and Carl l.. Jefferis will be
the committee Of the post 10 arrange on
Sunday the transfer of men who lie In
paupers' graves to the soldiers' plot In
the Wilmington and Brapdywine Gene
terry,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

A circular has been prepared by the
B. g. y. Railroad Company, Of which
the following ls rart, and 3 copy has
been sent to every employe:
.'The company Will not under any cir
cumstances employ men who are In the
habit Of becoming intoxicated. All em-
ployss known to frequent drinking
places must be warned to jlscon tinue
the practice or to quit the company's
service. Employees will be discharged
If intoxicated either OH or OF duty. No
person discharged for intoxication will
be ere.smployed."
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
After the De Braak.

NEW YoRK, June 12.-The Merritt
Wrecking Company has been employed
to search off the Delaware Breakwater
for the lost sand-hidden treasure Of tho
sunken British slcop-ot-war De Braak.
The De Braak caps'zcd off the Delaware
ccast OH May rs, 1873. She had Q great
deal of treasure on board, and, 1t rumor
has not magnihed the amount, there is
$40, 600, 900 In or about her submerged
hull.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Oxford's Herirs.

The Oxford Press Gays the following
citixeps started for Colorado Tuesday:
Mrs. y. w. Morrison, Miss May Morri-
son, Wilson II. Alexander, Frank J..
Cox, George w. Walton William Clark.
Douglas z. Brinion and Lewis Brinton,
the latter from Philadelphia. The ladies'
and James Clark 20 for tho benefit Of
their health and will stop at Colorado
Springs. The balance of tho party 70
with the hope that fortune may favor
with the exception OF Mr.. William
Clark the boys expect 10 spend the Sum
mer In their mining camp on Bald
Mountain, elevation about II 900 feet. I
peak Of the Rockies.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Another Old Soldier Gone.

George W. Bsckley, an old sollier. aud
q member OF Smyth Post No. /, g. A.
r., died at his residence, No. 5ll Broome
street yssterday. aged A. years, He will
be buried with military honors In the
Wilmington aud Brandywiuc cemetery
Tomorrow afternoon. The members oil
emyth Post Gusrda. and all members OF
the Post that can possibly do 50, are re-
quested to meet at the headquarters,
Third aud King streets. at i o'clock
sharp. All members OF the order are
cordially invited 70 participate.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
fashionable Tailoring.

,r,. nu extensive invoice OF fashionable
Euuss Es.a9s has been received by Mr.. James
,uihs' NV, merchant tailor, No. si8 Fren ch
set v, Tor neat-nttipg, durable suit
n, harding cannot be excelled. To see
NM, su'1s III .pu styles and learn his prices
'>nnot lail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Met Last I.vsu,u-

us,'r, au warren Athletic Club held .
LgcssrS ,st evening, at which John 8.
N,sls,1an,ae nae elected president aud A. J.
d aiet proara v.ce-prssidsnt The work
WiImisa,ssihg on the new track at the
viii hs s,on r oase ball grounds. and 1t
lDor,. ready in time for the coming
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
rresh yygetables and Me.s..

Wm. Moreland, wholesale and retail
dealer, No. 407 and 8. W. corner OF
Filth and King streets, has constantly
on hand early vegetables OF all kinds.
Also home raised bsef mutton, veal,
hin Q call,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Proposed Cl,nnce of Hour..

On and after Saturday next the steam.
boats City Of Chester and Brandywine
will leave Fourth street wharf at .. m.,
1880 q. m., p. m., LIS aud Gas p. m.
Returning, will leave Chestnut street
wharf, Philadelphia, At 7.80 .. m, 10 ..
m., l.30 p. ni., 4 and Gas p. m. Our
changes, otherwise they may get left.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
wsshingson Notes.

WARRINGTON, June 12.-In the
United States Senate yesterday NJ.
Evarts, BY request. ingoduced . bin au-
thorizing the New York and New Jersey
Bridge Company to build . bridge from
New York 10 Jersey City. Mr.. Morrill,,
from she Finance Committee, reported
back, with amendments, the House Sill
yer bill. and gave notice that he would
offer II ~ substitute for the eeuAte bill.
Tho silver question was then discussed
By MessrA Eustis and Turpis.
The Senate bill to prohibit monopoly
in the transportation Of cattle to
foreign countries; the Senate Joint reso-
luton looking to negotiations with
Great Britain for the removal OF certain
regulatiobs against American cattle, and
the Senate bill for inspection Of cattle
and beef intended for export. were
passed. A further conference was asked
for on the PEI sion Appropriation BILL.
ln the House the conference report on
tho Senate Dependent Pension bill was
presented and agreed to--yeas las, nays
SO. A conference report on the Senate
Antitrust bill was presented and dis.
cusssd, and went over until to-day.
The Finance Committee's amend
msnts to ths House Silver bill striks out
the provision making the certificates To-
sued In payment OF bullion legal ten
ders Ior public and private debts, leaving
them receivable for customs, taxes and
public duss. The bullion redemption
clsute 10 stricken ous; also the section
providing for free coinage Of silver whom
ever the market price Is Que dollar fol
37lN graina OF pure silver. The act Il
made TO take effect In 30 days after~pas
ssGe, and shall terminate at the expirk
tion Of 10 years therefrom. The actioI
Of the committee was not unanimous
except on the striking out Of the bulliol
redemption clause, which was ''pract
cally" 90. The minority reserve th
right to offer amendments In the Senats
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Don't Hawk. Spit, Cough.

suffer Dizziness. indigestion, innamma-
ton Of the eyes. headache, lassitr..rr,
Inability to periorm mental work and
iudisposition for bolilcc ,abcr, aud annoy
and disaus. ssvur Irlends and acquain-
..-uces With your natal twang and often
sive breath and constant eforts to clean
your nose and throat, when DR.. Sage's
"Catarrh Remedy" will promptly relieve
you Of discomfort aud suffering, and your
friends OF the disR usting and needless In
flictions Of your loathsome disease.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
OIL Market atraat

,ally' 'ou osn want to dress well and econ om,.
ralior, ' on the Liverpool and London
ap; suii, s,Wool s,a ~ pants to order, 81. 90
win do nns sis.oo up. Give us . cali. We
You. 'u' very best to try and please
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
The sure Cure for Headache,

Tired Feelings, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Complaints, Yellownsss. Skin Blotchss,
ETC., are DIR. Simms' Liver Pills. No
sickness or gripping attend their opera
tion. 25c. Sugar coated. Depot, Fourth
and King. Sold By druGghts.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Brsvities.

Brevities.
1ne cneapess hat house In ths city
kunford Dros'. AOA Market street.
1iy Bush's coal; You will like 1t.
American Laundry, Coz westFrontt,
1ry Bush's coal, you will surely iikst.
Cuppine and leechinH. lss K. s,coudst.
brazilian Balm cures colds, caiarrh. etc.
Fine lsK. Rings at haaf's. 10 K. +th strsss.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 18th and King.
Paper hanging done by q. II. baldwin d
Son, 2le K. fouf til Street.
u you want cheap picture frames so to q.
X. DauEl, nos Vest Second street. lhava the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and 500 ior
yourselves.
2tss. 2ioMarket stree has the largest and
cheapest st0c OF hats, white shirts, under
wear, asck wear aud dhoslery In the oity. Cali
and seehiM.
John G. Bryant, ofNo. ia French street. 10
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Meeting on Saturday EVENING.

rsb., n., n.a,.pfisoners. who were confined In
mpn,dpa,on p,hon pens during the war for the
ID .dfP'..slon y OF the rebellion, are reouest-
DuPoaa,,' a,'end meeting in the parlore Of
.y.,n w. rost on Saturday evening. and
ohe Is requested to be present,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Field Club Opening.

J. Earnest Smith. Edwin h. Gaylsy,
H. J.. Tatnsll, Jr., and William n.
Candy, the committee Of arrangements,
have issued invitations for the opening
OF the new club house and grounds of the
Delaware Field Club at Elsmers on Sat-
urday. Tea from 8 to o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
rruits and Oroeeria.

v.rs as. :, Moore, northwest corner Of Della
M s..snu senus and West street. haa a lot
Mpa. u,sselsss .a. canned goods, stravb.rriss
c,hs,Pp,s,. groceries, butter. sses. and
call i, S%ues soI,cS,s. 81 reasonable prices. A
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Ano,I,cr Go Home,

W. 8. McNair this morning received
an order OF admission to the Natlonsl
Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va, Tor
Neil Green of No. 1ll3 Pasture street.
He s.rved In Company K, Second Regl.
ment. Delaware Infantry, and 10 now
almost blind.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
DR.. s,mms. Eye Cure

VIII positively cure all manner Of sore
eyes, whether infamsd or granulsted,
weak sight o, impaired vision. 1t Is sure.
Every one having weak Or diseased eyes
ought to try 1t. % cents. Sold by drug
gists. Depot, Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

Heald & Co.'s positive sale on satur-
day, June IA, viii give you a good op-
portunity for Investment.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Destroyed by Fire,

The celebrated 3 B. b. b. cigar, manu-
factured by II. +. Bourbon d Bro., No.
2l9 Wsst Second street. Sold at ali the
leading hotsls and cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
lLL-1ns1TMENr
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST
AN iNsTITUTioN.
Annie bowers says She Was ForcibIy
Assaulted by Waaohmsn Of the
Lancaster County Aims
house-How II
Was Done.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA
The Ninth District police have . pecu.
liar case under Investigation, tbs details
Of which, II proven true, will cause con-
siderable trouble for the Management Of /
the Lancaster County Almshouse.
While Sergeant Jordan waa standing |
in front Of tho station house last night |
he was apprt acbei By . girl. who In ap-
peararce might have been taken for an |
old woman. She was coarse sud heavy |
featured and altogether was Of vsry |
her name WAS Annie Bowers and that |
she wanted 70 find the House ot Refuge.
When Questioned ~ to why she wanted
to 60 to the Refuge she told the follow 4
Ing story: For two ye'rs ahs has been
an inmate OF the Lancaster County
Almshouse and her mother, who was
also an Inmate, died some time ago.
now IT WAS DONE.
On Monday night two young men,
night wntch,nen at the Institution, en-
tered her room, seized her, threw her on
tho bed, aud while ono held his hand
over her mouth to prevent any outcry,
the other assaulted her. In the morning
before daylight they returned and ro-
psstsd the outrage, and promised to give
her dollar n she kept quiet On 1ues-
day che reported 1t to man whom she
ssys she only knew - the "Boss," and
he said he would invcstigate the matter.
| In the afternoon she com planned OF vio-
lent pains in the abdomen, and the doc
tor wAs sent TO exImins her. A. the
conclusion of the examination he said ho
would look Into the matter, and then
went away. che heard nothing more
about it until yesterday, whom she was
aummoned to appear before the "Boss, :"
who told her she must 20 to the House
Of Refuge at Philadelphia. She was
given In charge OF q man, who took her
to the depot aud they boarded . trsIn foI
Philadelphia.
CEsERTED IN THIS cirY.
/ They reached Broad Street Station q
l o'clock yesterday, and the mau tool
her to the waiting room and told her /,
, Atay there TIL lie returned. She waitet
, until iour o'clock, but he did not return
, and then che decided to 20 cut and hun
for the House OF Refuge alone. Sh
finally found her way TO Twenty-thir
end BrowD, where she met Sergear
Jordan.
EAT the conclusion OF her story sho VI
closely cross-examined, but 1t was In
= possible TO shake her statement In an
:. way. The only weak thing about 1t
= the fact that she has lived In tho institl
tion for two years aud does not kn0
:, the name OF the man she calls Il
"B0ss," nor that OF the doctor, nor u
= two watchmen. She u very dull an
stupid, and the police think that this
good point, snd they claim she 10 Il
. duh to invent such q tale. She Will
= held until an investigation can be mad
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Incorporated by the Legislature. for Edu-
franchise made part Of the present 9tats Con-
.titutlon. in it7a by an overwhelming popu-
iTs PRESENT CHARTER ENDING
JANUARY 1ST. 1895.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place sesni-annually, june and Do
Cemher and It's grand sirgio number
awimEstake place lu saohOfthe otherl0
m0ntlis of the year, and ars all drawn
IN public, nt tho Academy OF Music,
New Orleans, LA
1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise
the errsn gsinsnts for an the Monthly aud
mi-Annual Drawings OF The Louisians
etate Lottery COMPANY, and IN person man;
thsS the came are coud Quoted n lth honesty, fair.
ness, and In good fsith toward all parties. ant
we authorize the Company to use this certih'
cats. With isc-almiIss ofoa., signatures attach
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

Choice steaks from home-rais ed bref
from IA TO 18 cent? per pound, At More.
land's, No. 4O7 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Reoitations and aouv.

,nse = Lhursday) evening Nrs. Flor
Brand,Enoss noss viii amase the rssidsnts Of
Asr mhs reoi,.,,s springs and vicinity with
ustancs ~ VI. and songs, with the as.
VI the Simmons fsuale onartat
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
For CLEANING s,,verv.r.

Tappan's Relucent, unequallsd, csc. per
bottle, at Millard u. Davis', No. Q East
Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

Address registered letters containing
currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Kothwoll's Meeting.

At q large meeting OF the friends OF
George G. Rothwsll held at tho Central
Hotel Monday, June 9th, in the interest
of Mr.. Ro.hwsll's candidacy for the
Democratic sheri1alty nomination Of
New Castle county, In refutation OF the
rumored withdrawal Of Mr.. Rothwell
from the candidacy, . committes WAS
appointed, who, after consulting to-
gethsr, presented the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Information has reached
US that rumor has deslgnedly become
prevalent that George q. Rothwell has
Withdrawn, aud after receiving from
Mr.. ROCKWELL an emphatic and decisive
denial, be 1t
Resolved, That this meeting unani-
mously discredit anything and everything
detrimental 10 our candidate, Mr.. Roth
we'll, and that we have perfect aud Abso-
Lutte faith 10 the honesty of his candidacy
and the undersigned pledge him our un-
divided support:
Thomas J. Webb. Thomas Donnelly,
Alfred e. Buxine, George B. Davis,
John w. Bradford, Benjsmin Smith,
@. U. Nailor, NJ. =. Nickerson.
james Williams, j. Il. Barley,
George Lloyd, Harry A. Pierce.
James A. Kane, Il. 7. Higgins,
James Dunn, Oscar I. Munda,
James r. Bradford, W. J. Hathaway,
G, Walker. G. H. Walker,
q Cornelius stinson, Coo D. Armstrong.
A. +. Haydon.
GEORGE J. EGLE,
Chairman oil the Meeting.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

eaisd bv u.,o a1a ita cough are quickly
Aothers us.g us,ng simms Cough byrup.
Ways ,aie use ny u Contains no opium; 81.
all druys,.,. me genuine sells ct 26c, by
""' Depot. eth and King "a
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
When Baby was SICK,

When Baby was SICK,
We gnve her Castoria.
When she was q Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria-
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
leo Crean parlor.

Mrs. Rice has opened her ice cream
pnrlor, No. 1887 Walnut street, and Is
prepared to accommodate her many
friends.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

For good .nvsstments attend the sale o
Heald d Co., Saturday, June IA.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

The Philharmonic Orchestra will play
at st. Paul's strawberry festival. Fourth
and jackson, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenlpgs June 10. 18 and IA.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

Nothing 90 good for putting your
money into a. lots. You will have q
chance Tor this by attending Head &
Co. . positive sale June IA.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Base BAH.
The following games were played yes
tsrday:


The following games were played yes
tsrday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AZ Phllsdslphia-P Philadelphia. 9; vsw
Az t'Chicago- Chicago. Z; Cleveland, 1.
Chicago, /; Cleveland, s.
At Observation-Disclosures, s; Pitts
burg. l.
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyu. 0; Boston, 8.
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
- At Philadelphia-Philadslph lphia. II New
York. 8.
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn. .; Boston, 5.
Al Pittsburg-Pittsburg 4; Chicago, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville-Louisvills, 4; Colum-
bus, 3.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Al Jersey City-Jsrsey City, 8; New
At w.shington-wa.hInston. ls; Bal
At Hartford-Hartford. 4; woroes.
ter, IL.
INTERSTATE LEAGUA
toona, 8.
Al tebanon-Lebsnon, .; York, IS.
MOTIFS
Tim Ksefe 10 . very sick man.
1t required thirteen innings to decide
the Philadelphis-Nsw York NatIona
League game.
Price. the Frankfort pitcher, 10 under
pay BY the Philadelphia National League
Club. although not signed by them.
The Philadslphia-Pittsburg IN. L..
games scheduled for Pittsburg Tor mex
week have bsen transferred to Philadel
phia
Colonel Rogers wants Bowman TO sigl
conditional contract with some minO
league club, and play with It for mont
and then Sign with the Philliss.
| Pitcher Day wac loaned to the Nil
waukoe Club by the Phillies last night
They don't want to abandon sl, claim
on him, but want him to get more expe
rience before they use him.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Crayon Portraits

For $500 are still being made at Cum
mings' gallery, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

II you ever expect to get bargains In
dress goods call on 8. L. Russell now.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Family Coal

Of the best quality. long tons. well pre-
pared. suitable for wlnter or summer
use; NOW ID the time to place your orders
Win US ior present or future use, 10 be
delivered o. any time fixed upon. shew-
ara " chandler, south Side. Branch
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

George w. jackson, novelty and Va
riety store. 805 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
.zzzszz1
.H&.<z
Commissioner.

1--WE the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay al Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented atour coun-
ters.
II. NJ. WALAlsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl
Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State NATL Bk.
Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Natlon'l Bank
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

the authorized agent for the books written BY
Henry NJ. Stanley. and now being published
by Chas ScrI5ner,s Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply to John O. Bryant ia Freno street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

Ho for 4 pworth excursion, June 10.