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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11
.xalstmore11.N Newark 8.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 11.-To days game was an exhibition of timely batting and good base running by Baltimore, which won the game, while Newark gave an exhibition of stupid base running and fielding. Their errcrs were inexcusable. Mansell distin- guished himself in center field by making several fine running catches. Attendance 900 Score:
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and capabilities of the depart ment.
 Attention is attracted as much by the varied merchan- disc as by the price-cutting that accompanies it. LADIES' GLOVES.
 At the Glove counter in the main aisle buyers swarm thick as bees over such Fair souvenirs as these.
 Ladies' Imported MiIauese Silk Mitts down from 6Sc to 38c.
 Ladies' button Silk Gloves, in Cream and White, that were 69c, now 3sc the pair LADIES' SHOES.
 Fair-bargains for the fair sex in Koacher's patent leather Ooze top Oxford Ties, Picca- dilly toes, in sizes from 2H to 7, at SIPS. Before the Fair they were $I.4o. LADIES HOSIERY. Stray sunbeams caught from the broad glow of Bargain-light at the Hosiery counter:
 Ladies' Striped Cotton Hose. full regular made, double heels and toes, 15c LADIES UNDERWEAR.
 Economy reigns perpetual queen of the Underwear, but in Fair time she holds more des- potic sway than ever.
 An instance of her power:
 Ladies' fine aauze Egyptian Ralbriggan now 15o apiece. .-...z-- EMBROIDERIES.
 Left of the Chapel street en- trance lies the Embroidery Department, rich in Fair time remnants of 27 and AS inch widths of Swiss and India Lawn Flouncing.
 Desirable lengths for Chil. dren's Dresses that shall go at just half the former price.
 A crowd of Cambric Edgings in pretty open work patterns, with fine edges. Four and a half to five yards in each strip twelve cents the strip.
 Hamburgs, in a choice col lection of designs, usually 25c to ACC, at I7c. | MEMS FURNISHINGS. l No lack of Red price-tickets here. The men shall have no reason to complain.
 A fine grade of White Shirts, with Nonpa reil Muslin inserted Bosoms, at 69o. They
 Again in best solid Linen Besoms, hand- finished throughout, at 79c. They were S9c. LADIES FANS. l The rising thermometer urges the claims of Fans. The FAN l COUNTER has a heap of Fans, WHoSc mere appearance suggests soft, cooling zephyrs.
 Japanese Folding Fans, with silk laced sticks, at I3c, that were 25c.
 Hand painted Satin Fans, with gilt sticks, at CSC. They were considered bargains at o8c. | SUMMER COMFORTABLES.
 You'll find them at the Flannel counter back of the staircase.
 Clean, carded, cotton filling and elegant colored coverings. I The price-racket runs thus: i $1.50 quality for $125. e2.00 quality for $1.75. $0. 25 quality for 92.O0 $2.50 quality for $2.25.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11
z eUsa Tuxedo for scruhbing the floors.

Starch grows sticky -eommon powders
 have a vulgar glare. Pozzoni,s is the only
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11

The president yesterday afternoon approved the act for the admission of Wyoming as state of the Union.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11

The Fall of . Middletown Boy From
 Free May Result in Ills Death.
 MIDDLErowN, July 10.-The little seven- year-old son of Frank Fitzgerald, residing on Church street, amused himself yesterday by climbing trees. He climbed just one too many for in climbing tree about twenty eight feet high he missed his hold and fell from the top. He was picked up uncon- scious. Dr. Eggleston was called and he found that the boy was suffering from a con- tusion of the brain and also had received recover,
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.............0 0 0 1 0 0-1 Newark 0 0 Osl O.

Hits-Baltimore 9. Newark 10. Errors-Balti-
 more {, Newark z Batteries-German and Town
 send, Miller aud Chiids. Earned runs-Baltimore g. Newark 1. Two-base hits-Sommers 2, Werrick, German, Miller. Dooms. Double plays-Mack, ORourke and Power. Stolen bases-German Wer-
 rick, Mack, Henry ,. Struck out-By German ?,
 by Miller 3. First base on balls-Of German 2, off Miller G. Hit by pitcher-Long Passed balls Chiids2 Time 2hours. Umpire, Valentine
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Notice

During the summer TEE JOURNAL AND COURIER will be sent to any address, and changed as often as desired, at the regular subscription rates, postage paid.
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National League
Players, League,
American As.ociastou.
M aFln

American A8sOciae1On. At Co!umbus-Rochester1 II, Columbus g. At Louisvilie-Louisville I2. Athletic 8. At Toledo Brooklyn 9, Toledo 6. At St. Louis-Syracuse 15, St. Louis IS.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11
Washington 8, Wilmington IS.

Washington 8, Wilmington IS.
 WASHINGTON, July 10.-Wilmipgton won to-day's game through the general wild play. ing of the home team. whose work was de cidedly amateurish. They went to pieces in the fifth inning. Score:
 Washington. ...-........0 4 0 0 O. Wilmington. "a o o 0 x-13
 Washington 8. Wilmington il. Errors Washington z, Wilmington q Bstteries-Under- wood and Riddle, Anderson and Corcoran. Earned runs-Washington 8. Wilmington g. Two-base hits Hill, Sullivan, Coogan Three-base hit-Lynch Double plays-Coogan and Corcoran, Carl and wood 4. Sacrifice hits Gleason, Whistler, Corco- ran, Anderson, galligan Hit by pitcher..G!eason, Jordan. Stolen bases -Bader, Jordan, Hill g Rid dle Keay, Newell, Whistler. Struck out-Under- wood 4. Anderson 3. Passed ball. Corcoran. Time POO. Umpire, Kelley.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11
VIM. NEELY e. co.

LADIES'
 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
 The tale of the Fair MerchaI- disc is more interesting than ever here. Muslin Skirts, four different styles, down to $1.75. from S2 25. Cambric Corset Covers, low necks, tor chon lace and insertion trimming, back and front, 59c, down from 75c. Ladies' full sized colored striped Skirts, with yoke back and deep hem, down from 75c to 50c.'
 DRESS TRIMMINGS.
 Fair values more pronounced than ever.
 25 pieces Persian Guimp 10c, from 25e. Melted silk apron fronts, long Black Silk Fringe, s1.9S. way down from $500. NOTIONS.
 Notions of every kind at Bargain price. Among them:
 Earning Cotton 6c dozen cards. Browns Shoe Dressing Sc the bottle. UPHOLSTERY. Note that there's another ar. rival of the Jap. Portico Seats everybody wants. Bargain-Fail price TIC apiece. CLOAKS AND SUITS.
 Spring Jackets rival the rest of the array of Bargain Mer chandise.
 This is how they do it $4 Stockinette Jackets for $2. .50
 $5 Stockinette Jackets for $3.
 $5 Cloth Diagonal Jackets for $2 9S.
 S6 Cloth Diagonal Jackets for s.
 W,NEELYzMsoCo'
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11
Totals..... 2 II 5 Totas... A ii t New Hayen. ...... "a 0 O 0 o O o x- Worcester ............ 70 0 co 9 0 o.

Two base hits-Caht1l 2. Spill, Staltz. Stolen bases-Lang, Cudworth, ,Guianasso2 2. First base on balls-Lynch. Doyle. Spill, Guanasso. Campion- First base on errors-New Haven 4, Worcester 2. Struck out-McKee, Doyle. Gui anasso, Staff ord, Terrier. Double plays-Jones, Terrier and Cam pion. Passed baiis-Cahill, Guianasso. Hit by pitched baiI-Horner. Lang. Staltz. Umpire. Mir. Sullivan Time 1:40.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-11
Hartford T, Jersey City o.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 10.-Hartford pounded Fitzgerald hard day, while the visitors could not hit Kidd, an amateur, who filled the box for Hartford. The latter did not send man to irst on balls, and was hit but twice clesnly, the third being a scratch. Both sides felded finely.
 Hartford ... .....O 3 22 o 0 o O. -7 Jersey City............0 0 0 O-O
 Earned runs-Hartford 3. Two-base hit-Walsh. :, Stolen bases-Stailipgs, Thusen, Walsh, O'Connell, Roussey. First base on balls-Stallings, Wa lsh Thuseu. First base on errors-Hartford 1, Jersey City2. Struck out-Mct1uicken, Roussey. Bradley, Dowd, Moore. Stallings, Walsh: Double plays sey; O'Connell, Forster and Thusen Passed balls Murphy, Dowd. VI id pitch-Fitzgerald. Umpire, Hunt. Time 1:25. Attendance 450.
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VIM. NEELY G co.

BARGAIN FAIR l zo-Day, Fraaay, zee close at
 The banquet of Bargain Mer- chandise has begun and goes forward right merrily. The long aisles re-echo the busy tread of shrewd buyers, who, in response to the looked for invitation, throng the Big Store, intent on utilizing the dollar saving days before them.
 The bargain-tide is at the flood that leads to fortune. Make the most of it while it lasts.
 Delightful price-surprises suc- ceed each other in every nook and corner, and "just what I wanted" is an oft repeated cry that has become a watchword of the Fair.
 1 The welcome Red price tick. cts uniform, with a scarlet sig. nifcance incapable of miscon. struction, the serried ranks ot the great Bargain Army that waits your pleasure. | What kindly memories the Bargain Fair will leave behind it of long-felt wants supplied wishes gratifed !; desires that were dreams become waking realities.
 Capital and thought combined rightly administered, have pow CT to touch many homes ano lives.
 Poets sing of a Better Land, but who would sigh for its un known shores when the golder lgates of the Bargain Fair coun try are thrown open to admit all.
 Each item of to-day's Bulletin will be interesting reading Read them carefully.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-09
aus Central Wmerifa.
Nene Geibereien stpiidlen Guatemala nnS
San SaIua DOR. - &autpic an Der 8reusc.

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Salpapor Die SriegsgeIangenen anssutau-
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alle 9tad)ridten iiber bieen neuen @onflift
su unterbriiden. Sdon lett lGugerer i3eit
wubte man, baB Yrdiipeut Sorilas nit Den
bonn Diplomatilhen @orpS ged)afienen Sriez
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fiir belbe 2dnber 10 wid)ttgen Safiee=grupte
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oaber b0d)ii iiberralfeno- - Die 6inausen
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Seinoe ge9eniiber fir einen neuen Srleg in
jeber (oiniid,t giinitiger geite0t. @Seta belibt
oas pole unb unbei9rdnfte Sertrauen Der
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Inter oieien llmitanpen i9eint Der BON SUD
tsmala proposirte meme Goniltft fir oieies
9ano ielbit redt perbansnibooa werben su
fOuueu.
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liebisen Yreiie segeniiber nit Gnt5iebuns
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Die Ieiie oes Eraiioenten.
Gin 7aa nnter ieimem aItem &riess Den
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Hauliue Saa,s aeftpbIeue Su.peleu,

Ybila aelpbia 8. Sttober.-@in uns
befannter Mann brad,te beute ein Yadet in
elm Yianbbaus on Der Srutbitrabe, nm ben
Snbalt su perleten. gls er lid BON ;mei
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fernte fidb nit Der Semertung, er iel in sro=
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S.,umpi entoedte man ipGter cine In,abl
foitbarer Oiamanten unp Shmuflad)en.
Gine mittlerpeile nus 9teparf, W.=S., EN-.
setrofiene Oepelde bss Oortisen Yoli,eidefs
eraab, oaB &leiO unb Supeieu ber Shall=
ipielerin Yauline Saa gehrren uno seltern
abenO uad, beenoeter 8Oritelune aus ibrem
gntleiOesimmer geitoblen morSeu maren.
Oie Shuludlahen lolleu $25 900 rpertb iein.
Ser Mann, weld)er bas Yadet in oas
Yfanbbans bradJte. bat fd nidt mieoer
ieben lafen.
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Niebmdrfte.

Ga aif=9ibertp, 3d., 8. Sftober. -
8inruieb: .3uiubr 1929, Serienbun9 $50;
Yreiie pariirten Swtifen $l.50 unD $4.60.
= S6meine: 3uiubr 5000, Serlenbun9
2600; Yreiie uariirten Slulifen $500 unO
$4.90. = Staafe:- 3ufuhr 100, Serien-
ouns 500; Yreiie pariirten s,pii6en $500
unb 1913.
ct. '0ouis, 8. Sftober. - 9tinbpeb:
3uiubr 42oO, &erienpuug =; Yreiie pu=
riirten suiiben 500 II. S4.95.-Sd Sd)meine
3uiubr 34OO, Serieubung -; Yreiie pas
rrten ,luiid)en $500 II. $4.45. = Sdaafe:
3ufubr 2lOO, SerienOung 100; Breiie ua=
riirten slpiifen $4.0O unb $4.90.
Gbicago, s. Sftober. - Sinbpieb:
3ufubr IS 900, ,Serienbung 5000; @reile pas
riirtsn smii6en 81 .35 uuD IS. S6weine
3ufubr $4,000, Serienpung $500; Yreiie
pariirten ;pild)en $3.50 nub $3.50. -
Sdaaie: 3uiubr 5000, Serianbt -;
Yrsile pariirten spiidsn $3.50 unD $6.1o.
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Worft uuo 8or5e.

0onbon, 8. Sftober.-Ser. Staatens
Sbli9ationen: 4.pro;. 1929, Ditto 4t=pros.
104. = attien: u. G. 94. So, Ditto Yrior.
44prcs. -, Canada Tacific SOt, Grie "a,
Sllinols Central 1861, Nierican 5S4,
Ct. Eaul 64t, Nem<Dorfs Central 1854,
geunlpluanlen $50, 8eaoiug 195, Rericau.
Central IA.
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mitta9s. Saumpole: slmerifaniite Mittel.
lorte 5 3l4, DO. Nem=Srleans -. Die Ser,
fdnfe betrugen 10000 Ballen, Spefnlatiou
ull0 Iusfnhr 1000, Suiuhr 5000.
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6erid,tspcrbauolttttaeit

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@ieoer cine Ssea,,= ssettjobrt.

gtem=Dorf, s. Sftober. = Die GAM
pier ,Seutonic" uno nGitp Of gtelp gort,"
peldbe bereits mebrere gSettfabrteu aenla6t
baben, lansten beute friib pieper bier an.
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am @ahmittag bes 2. Sftober perlieb,
muroe I'M 5.15 beute friib Don Sire sSslanb
aus seiibtet; Die uGitp Of gtewzY Yorf" iubr
nm 1.55 am gtadnllttag beS 2. Sftobcr Don
Queenstown ab uno erreihte bas Sanbp,
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finoen iid3 Der (oerSog unb Die Soer,ogin BON
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pis, Sol. Yulieer unb sldtb. sS. Yitt Sell
loaa. gai Der uGitp OF Yaris" famen Sc
neral saubert, YrdiiDeut Der iiibairifaniid)en
Gepublif Sranspaal, unb ieiue 6amilie.
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slms Der Sitmoesba,tptifaot.

9Saibington, 3. 6, 8. Sftober. -
Sas srite Yenitons @ertiiitat inter benz
neuen Eeniionsgelebe pom p. Sunni 3. s.
lit all SEQ. 6. 9per, einen ebemaligen SOl=
baten pes 50. Sbioer SOlontdrz Gegiment5,
ausgeltellt worhen. 9uer erbGlt S12 pro
Wtonat ppm 2. Suli 1890 an.
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mulige 3ablung Der Seuolferuns BON Ore
gon an9eorbnet.
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ante beute in euem aus Bortlanb, Dr.,
oatirten Srieie IS ais slbiblagssablung auf
500, Die er Der 9tegierung ldulpet.
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Ser 0eloutarft.

w=9ort, s. Sttobsr.-6olgeubes
fnO Die Sdlubnutirunsen. @slO erOHnete
su 3-6 nnb id]lOB 3u 4 YroSent. = Stsr.
ling @ed)lel 4.S14 auf ied)s,ts Gage nno
4.86 aui Sidt. -Sunbes Sbligationen:
prog. 1924, Al spro;. 1o4, s. pros. =.
aftien: aOams Grpreb 145, Central Yn-
cific 80, Gbelapeate.Sbio 194, Grie 2l5,
Ditto 9rior. so, S1inois Central SO,
Safe Sbore 1863, 9tew> Seriep Central
114t, gfOrtbweern 1864, Ditto Yrior. l40,
Stem Dorf Central 1O3, Sbio. .OiiiFiiippi
%. Ditto Brior. So, Bittsburs 155, 8euOins
365, ct. Yaul 59t, Ditto Yrior. 1OS4,
gSeern Union S13.
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Garrinatpn & Shntib. sinipdlte,

0(ominiitrationsse selnjeigc.
~ Gadriht ipiro biernlit eeae6er, ons Der Inter
Seihnete pom gSaiieHzGSeritte Der Staot baltimore
Sollmaft Bur Soltretun9 oeS 3eitdments oes albter
oerftOrbeHen Mutton ehiaoa erbaten bat Vile
9iejeHisen, bic Noroerirsen an oieien gahIat baz
ben peroen hierut auieeioroert ole nebit ben notb
gen SeIeQen ipdteiteHs bis sum A. DidrS 1891 etuz
iureiden uHh 9eIteno Su MAIDEN ODER gu geudrtisen,
oaf lie i6rer AHprie an oielen RadllaG seieeldJ r
perIuiti9 ertdrt iperotn m0sen. Gne, bic 3Ghun9en
on oieien yadla6 81 MAIDEN baben, iperoen biermit
au9eoroert, iod)e nnperSusdl an Die uHterseIhnete
81 leinen.
Gje9sben unter meiner oaHb an oieisnt,bem so. slz
quit 1890. 6ermanu SelinGf,
(222 S.3i,40 Seit1mentSpul freder.
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Gr.6puperneur spra9mc's ein;i9er
Spbt beaett SelbifmprS.

Seattle, &aib., s. Sftober-gSilliam
Spraguey jun., Gnfel pon Salmon =.
Gbaie uno eiuSiger Scbn oeS Grz@uuper=
neurs Sprague BON &booe= SslanO, bat bier
Selbitmoro bur6 Ginatbmen BON Gbloro=
form beaangen. Sc fam Dor Sursem aus
CHICAGO bierber unb erbielt cine Stele am
ySeattle Sourual." S6wermutb trieb ibn
~ No, z hnt
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Sic 1rbeiterbetpe eauua.

9onbou, s. Sftober. - Die @etraiSes
@erlaoer IN Sieniten Der aQenld,en unb Der
sStliou & {oil'ideu Oampferlinie iino an
lablidl Der Insabenf tpeld)e in ben Sriefen
Der @ei9Gftsfiibrer sweier Ginieu an BEN
alrbeiters aeitator Sbomas Manu qerid,tet
wurosH, ubermals fir bOheren eubn ausge.
itanoen.
Ser ausitano Der sarreniubrleute III 9i=
perpool bauert fort, uub bic 9eitdftsleute
fino uit)t i'm Stanoe, gSaaren ab;uliefsrn
oSer su enpfangen.
Die Seiser unb Soblenihaufler bes 0amz
piers pWauitOban" pon Der ysllans 9inie"
su Glasgow iiuo ausseitanOeu, nm bic gnt=
laiiuns zines auf bem 6ahrseua anaeitslten
gti9t- -lluioniitfn III ersmingeu.
,(Spatsr. )-D5ehrere arbeitssber in eiuer-
pool haben Die Soroerun9en Der Narreufubrs
leute beuilligt, unO 700 Derielb,n iino an
bic arbelt Suriitgefebrt. Die 0odarbeiter
fueiseru iif, Srad)t u perlaoen, fpele,e burd,
eriasleute an bic @srttsn sebratt wirS.