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New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
Conntrp f)ropertp for SAFE ano 60 fe.


4 SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Dutehess
"a County on p. II: and b. \. D. and G Railraaas
hours rom l hours from PoughkeePsie house.
ngs grounds acres m grass aud garden well stocked
drives Desirable for permanent resi- N =:
boarders. Address W. CRANDELL. AitebGIy. y y
4 + ORANGE, \. J. (neighborhood speciality
bwARB = i f1 sn n Pass p s1e' % great bargains
CHOICE Stock and Grain Farms for sale by
y "a i9e executor % Of an estate one highly improved ara
four residences large 6slns osaee ana PLANK s6se.
te i,051 Seinno sheep 200 high Darhaa Iade oos mar
soGss PeI COUNTY No $50 Nl same "Sa a, sSR
road An belong 10 an siate e cSea ssAr r
LAM $ POPE. hoiel Shrewsbury, Sea Bright n j.
{ CORNWALL, \. Y.-Farms, cottages, villas,
" mills. &c. for rent or sale JAN - .. ROE
E'OR SALE.-The Farm of the late George
= = Griffin west Of and near The Ia9son River beiscvn
AMI abont 90 waited well ispi d ts 1uii 10
ei nt st1 bP ma PaIa@ss y ne Dasl,ngs are srre I'd
Nsr aud mountain views farm barn, rsge
King. cash Francis Gnin IS ciis@6esst 81 g y H.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGR.-A desiTahe
yeesa6e house within one so1r Of Diiy Ia LII
cash Address 10 USE Tribune once.
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
Lii es M s III ,S aSS . laasa. an5 aaarp.'9e
GMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-On ac-
- count Of age and falling health. The subscriber
OF Bordentown. eleven south Of Trenton north Of ar
nnEnn one hour bN 10 Philadelphia
York. The contains A.
N the state soil sandy loan with light clay on
c place J. ne apple orchard Of 900 prime
tOn which SET ou frOm Is
trees LIS chiefly Bafetis seckes l25 sci
frees and sonty ounce trees the last iusI coming
bearing There also an acre IA aspArayas bilok
berries acre IN euIants acres in raspboios, 2
IN and an acre IN grapes Win several eft
iuT ianeous cropping The choIcest
varieties ana The place IN The hands OF
De made 20 interest $4,000 The
o. good ho9se o eight rooms with esno Kitchen which
wagonhouse, and large and nearly sf
poultry yan The house stands 100 ihe road with
front. there shade
and arDOr $50 reasons above sati
the place Will be sold al lowprl Address
SUSAN +. REDFIELD. Burlington. y J.
XEHlTEST0NE, L. I.-Coner plot, l0OxI00,
w corner o Ithayc and sth; streets curbcd
severed and macadanized IS miles trains hourly
Long Island CITY; price. $500: JOHN 4
" LlNHEIMlii, 9c6 Lafayette Brooklyn.
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Cunnirp iJropertn Wanieo.

WANTED.-By a small family small house,
w in good ncgh ghhoood three years lease Address
stating pr'ee and location. Boa S,lll Posi- Once
WANTED To Purchase-Pine lands in
w Michigan Wisconsin Address description ana
price, Box l.266 East Saginaw. Mich.
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DORAELL, LAWSON & SIMPSON,
HEW-YOKk.
CINCINNATI SOITHERN RAILWAY,

OFFICE BOARD O rRUSTEFs !
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ALBANY BUILDING CISCINNAI, Iune, % 1891 \
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TRUSTEES
OF tho Cincinnati southern Railway will sealed pro-
posals until IL o'clock UHSDAY Aurust D. 1851
Tor the lease OF the Cincinnati southern Hallway.
copies o IN" form OF lease showing
anu other Information cJucern the road upon
at oHict Of The said
American Exchange Mar pnal Bank. CITY; ana 10
the Banking House of Mcssrs Morton Barthon-
mcw-lanc, London England
Proposals
Cincinnati Southern Railway. Albany Building Cincinnati
Tho Board oi Trustees the right and
AL bids MILES GREENWOOD,
Il. VI. BISHOP,
a. III. BUGuER,
r.. \. FEItG USON
HENRY MACK
Trustees
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Brooalpn propsrtp for Sale ans 90 Get

ITO LET.-$600 for 3-story high-stoop brown
stone house 2oEs2 lot 100. only iautes walk fro
ferries Dy horsecars
RULAND q WHITING l2l Nassaast
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ginanrlaI.
fA'lIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
No. Is Nassau.st., corner of Pines

OF NEW-YORK.
No. 10 Nassaust corner of Pine.s,
CAPIr g., 100000 IN o. s BONDs
Allows interest on deposits reur1able on demand or NJ
seclned dates Is legal depository for money maid into
Guardian or in any other position Of trust Also "a
Railroad Mortgages ~ A'' 'hN as trustee Tor
nENRY T. SpAULDING, President
BEEJ B; SHERMAN. vico prasI1.
T. Ill. L. BABCOCK, Secretary
. BOARD OF TRVJSrEES
SAMUEL ID. BARCocK c,topCr
IsaAc ptm1odsNH, JACOB ID. VERMILYF,
JOSIAH M FIsKR PoS,vnt SCLboCH MILLER
CHARLES G.. LANDoy INV '>Hhi'
EDMUND w. CORLIeS Awo. - ~
WM n Am, ooslti, CHARLES LANER
GUSTAV SCHwAR I n pirnposs rt, y, son,
DAVID DOws, on, nohdAN
MARTIN BATES. r,,Ni =. r. NJ,
LANES y N. LEM, DAVID WOLFE BISHOP,
IiENJ y CORNELIUS n.
THE INDIANA, BLooMIYGToY AND WESTERN nv -
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an kinds Of good competent female servants German
%%ST oM suha A. tne ig aEge
| A ~ voT oEkTISEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
Eo Wiz s rh sEcEIyGD At TEE
No 81 East S %ss pS~snty ave-
s os GCGr ooi dn% 6FreE 80 Te
twenty fths ap 70 regular Once fs,ss and
! A T. SWEDISH SERVANTS OFFTgE.-Ser-
WaasS sa fSo@ s 3 3, si
| CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS Pv =
GnS IN her 3 SSoGa na 5 aek Is spS wiling and o9ng
steady no ne aty or country Inquire Tor KATIE 20
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
~ ~ dNG or NURSES &cBy American Protestant grs
Sy ana eoaqy al moderate wages Atthe PROBES
fOOK.-By respectable young woman who
~ thoroughly understands an kinds cooking in aii It's
s city E s Vest aC6sE M give '''i'ia'
COOK.-7By a young, able Scotch woman as
desse % v GoqS ~ has excellent reerence makes soups
city re6eTensSs city country inquire Tor j. ~ a92 eh
COOK, &r.-By thorough, competent cooks;
SSP Ras'ilf Fss4a h3& f @ & g.
COOK, LAuNDREss, &c.-Bv a German
- girl city reference No. 222 West 40th-st
COOK, WASH IRON.-By German help; for
se ofh It oase aas R5SgfSTAEr a5SSa ot
HoUSEW0RK-By / a capable Norwegian girl,
sS Sh sG NOT SIsfs@ e %o4E and
khu 10 children Can at 292 6th-ave.. lSth-st
HOUSEWORK.-By a competent woman to
- 90 housework IN small family good references no
cards 3o1 West lGthst 49,
HOUSEWORK.-By neat, nice Protestant
eIl who understands homework thoroughly clty or
country references l,GS3 Broadway.
| oUS,EWoRK.-By neat, tidy, intelligent
family snf6s onins and ap IS @ Tooa
moderate Can be 6thave near 2SdsL ist door
III HOUSEW ORk.-By a respectable widow
city or country, where sho Of
age home preferred 10 high salary honest wen
recommended Address WIDOW, Box :, Tribune Uptown
once, .23s Broadway.
l AUNDRESS.-A first-class coored laundreSs
with unsurpassed faeihes aud hrstclass references
wishes gents and families washing the
.S rms nne lace and swiss work
MARY f. GORDON l2S West 30th-st.
NURSE.-As infants nurse is fully compe-
~ tent to take charge from birth has the highest refer
.ces from hIs class tnies honest sober orthy
-uress NJ BOX Ao Tribune Uptown ocs l23s Broadway.
WASH or CLEAN-By a Protestant woman
work to 90 out by the day good reference 230 East
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

ihh INDIANA, HLooMINGToN AND WESTERN RY Co \
yy>ITr, 4. 10 BRoApWAY, NEW YORK. Aug. 4. 1881 /
4 IlE transfer books of this company will he
nual meeting. j. X q Spt p Wn%n 9, ior tne an
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gitp Real gsiate for Sale.

Gitp Real gsiate for Sale.
EOh SALE.-An extra well hut house. I6 r.
- . IN lfih With extension occnned bv owneT ha1f
s0nely inTished. imported chanfcers mirroTs a.
neco atcd ln fresco and French paper beet sanrr
Pdeins, Zee nom nuisance o. kind. rear
~NN" 'eN anu oA--
Inquire OF
WILLIAM A. BARLOW,
los broadway, Room 81.
INVESTMENT properties paying per cent
~ net on beeAinan, william, Nassau 1a1 FatOn-stS
rutland & WHITING l2l Nassan.st
STORE PROPERTY in Peck slip for sale
- 'o"' kOLAND WHITING. l2l NassansL
N IH-ST., near 5th-ave.-For sale or rent
- FURNISHED 2OfOoi four story bIOwnstone houss and
lot RICHARD V. HARNEIT, III Broadway Easement
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Citr i1ropertp nJan,ee.

WANTED.-By a family of four admits from
~ september three or iourstory high stoOp OF
ing SMITH ~ BUTTS, l,73l Broadway.
WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY. Cash
ana country place free and clear city. win 10
ING. l2l Nassaa-s- ~
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{ WOk, &r.-By thorough, competent cooks /;
~ meats soups pastres. biscuits, &C; for CITY or
G99Sendtfy 9e diy Ready at the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU
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5ltnatiors Oanteo--GemaIes.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS, BURFAU
ana other % kS OF M good competent female servants
Sors1 servants At the large old.establsSed PICrIsS
infh =, HUME UREAU l3S 0h-ave, fourth house a,oye
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E0R SALE or EXCHANGR.-A deSiTahie

residence with modern VIII frf-s
vegetables &C. carriage house of civ
for house in NeDNork Brooklyn; pay alleTonce Is
cash Address no CSE. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

4 COLLECTOR or SALESMAN-By an Amer
~ lean, age "a is fluent talker, OF good address can
furnish uneAcepuonabie testimonials HONESTY.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

GNOACHMAN and USEFUL MAN, COOK or
y lOUSEWORk in a small family by respectable man
ana wife man isa thorough coaohman good careful driver
dcncr and willing 10 make himself generally useful wife l.
good cook wasde' aud iroaer; best a
West lth-st., 6thave
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Diuioeno Nollcc5.

~ OFFICE OF THE GOLD GRAVEL HYDRAULIC COMP'Y. }
NOS l55 AND 81 BROADWAY, ,
NEw-YoRK Aug. q, l~Sl.>
The Directors Of this company have this day declared
DIVIDEND No. Of THkEE PER CENT nponits pre-;
ferred stock, payable Thursday AZ the office
the UNION INVESTMENT AND PROMOTING COM
PANf, l5b and o7 Iir0adway NewYork Transfer books
Will DC closed saturday, q tn inst
GEORGE w. WARREN. Treasurer
A limited number OF OF the twelve cent
erred stock the Gold Hydraulic Company be
had Of the Union Investment and Promoting Company it,
authorized agents which viii the three per cent dY
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
RECORDED REAL estate FRAEsFs
SKw-YORK cIrv

imilar house and lot. East il 5th-si, ADJOINING
above, lot l6-Sx1O0ll; Jordan l. Mott t.-.,..-.-.-.
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3-stoIy brown stone house with lot Fast i0sth.
81 Soo,s y . OF 4th-aye, lot l6.Sxlol.Il: Charles
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

{ OOk.-By young, able Scotch woman as
nrstclass cook has excellent reference makes soups
etc; Wiling to assist with washing If required ali
Ve, hist N-f-"N ''' - 49, ~"~ "'i-
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

EDORrER.-By a steady, reliable man, are
n 81 IN a wholesale bousei experienced groceries,
give rsclass references Cali address r. r. $40 West
2Ith-st
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
DANANA RAJTROAn

I stock holders win take notice time signing
oulcnl 10 sell ihelr sh ares
aa Sals ASSOCIATION expires September 80 The
k0r ercdiars giving an particulars apply to the
- AAi h'S IhU5 COMPANY OF N. Y Trustee.
a all. NnAu- Nurkl,i M
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRR Wednesday. Ale IL 1891
1he following auctions were held at the
Exchange Salesroon to-day:
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NOACHMAN AND TSEFUI-GFNFRAT

~ HOuscwork- BY respectable man and wife man thor
9nghy delSns The care and management OF horses
'f'Ne care cattle. milk &C.: audi
dress also understands OF dairy making butter &c
best references. Address Ia Sxth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

(WACHMAN and GROOM.-By respectable
" Protestant and native scotland honest sober ana
200 West
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Ol.LECTOR.-By sober industrious young
- is Trustworthy best OF references
Address g. b. kIFFtN, Kingsbrdge. n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Charged with Theft.

John Robert Morris jackson colOred,
was given hearing before Acting May
OF ONeilI, last evening, OIL the charge
of the larceny Of dress coat from
Charles Chandler, on the 18th OF De-
cember last, Mr.. Chandler testified
that Jackson was engaged in doing odd
jobs At his place last Christmas. He
noticed the man at closet in hall,
but did not say anything TO him. He
also observed that when jackson left
the house that night he carried a bundle
beneath his coat, but he supposed that
it WAS something that his (JackSon'S)
mother had given him, as she also was
employed around the house. On Mon
day, when he went to the closet, he i'm
mediately missed his coat, and he at
once suspicioned that jackson had taken
it. That night Sergeant Legg and him.
self visited Ja1kSon's residence for the
purpose of arreSting him, but, while
they were waiting for him to come out
of the front door, he escaped through a
rear entrance. The magistrate held the
defendant in the sum of 500 bail to an
swear the charge of court Jackson, it
seems, has been working at Edge Moor,
but he came TO town yesterday and was
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
NEW COMMITTEES CHOSEN
CITY COUNCILS REGULAR MEET.
ING LAST EVENING,
New Standing C0mmitfee-Tnss
m. Ogle Elected Water
Registrar. dc.

All the standing committees of CouD
Gil were continued at the regular meet.
ing-the first under the amended rule
changing the time for meeting to Fri
day night-last evening.
Mr.. Blake presented the annual re-
port of the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department.
The City Treasurer reported balance
of $2,9l2.76 in bank; the Chief Engineer
reported 81 men employed in the Water
Department, payable $4,000, the Street
Commissioners reported 3J men and 10
teams under him payable $22l.SJ.
The rule changing the time for elect
ing the committees to the fourth meet.
ing night in June was passed.
THE NEW COMMITTEE.
Opening Streets-B. +. Townsend
George Abele, James Mckenna, VIM,
II. Blake, Robert G. Shaw, Charles w.
Talley, A. =. Bailey.
New Map-B. f. Townsend, William
McMenamln, l.. G. Moore.
Lamps-tieOrge Barnhill. Geo. Adele,
Robert G. Shaw, Joseph X. Adams, E.
G. Moore.
". w, Al;
Carmichael, +. G. Moore.
Police-JameS Carmichael, b. f.,
Townsend, VIM. H. Blake, Joseph X.
Adams, A. !. Beecher.
observation-disclosures McKenna, George
Adele, VIM. +. Robinson.
Finance Merris Taylor, James Car
michael, c. A. Rodney.
Printing-D. }. Mention, Robert C.
Shaw, Charles w. Talley.
Water-Lewis Paynter, Robert H.
Taylor, James Carmichael, c. A. Rod
ney, David Il. Smith.
Fire Companies-Wm. H. Blake, b.
+. Townsend, Robert Il. Taylor, Robert
6. Shaw, Joseph X. Adams.
Streets-George Adele, 3. f. Town
send, Alfred Denney, A. p Beecher,
WIN. +. Robinson.
Bonds-Robert C Shaw, Wm n.
Blake, j. V. Lawrence, G. \. Rodney,
VIM. f. Robinson.
Law. V. Lawrence, Lewis Payn-
ter, Merris Taylor, c. \. Rodney, A. 2.
Beecher.
Navigation-Alfred Denney, James
Carmichael Lewis Pavnter, b. j. Men
ton, Joseph X. Adams.
Public Buildings-Bobert II. Taylor,
George Barnhill, VIM. Fl. Blake,
Joseph X. Adams, David Il. Smith.
AcCounts-James Mckenna, MerriS
Taylor, A. =. Bailey.
Thomas NJ. Ogle was elected Regis
,rar Of the Water Department.
Council adjourned to meet at Ninth
md ButtOnwood at 6 o'clock this even
NJ to establish grades
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
A Complete Cure,

Yes, sir, it is all that it is claimed to
be, said Capt. Jack Mclean, of Norfolk,
Va. | have tried it, and have advised
and witnessed its trial on others. tell
you its effects are simply wonderful. |
had been suffering great deal for over
IA month with very severe pains, con-
tracted from cold. first experienced
the pain in my side and from its pecu-
liar nature, l thought that it might be
the premonition of paralysis. My
friends were fearful; but after it shifted
about, shooting through my body in a
most Internally tormenting manner,
knew that it was rheumatism, and |
sought remedies of different kinds, with.
out effect until CHANGED to see the ad.
vertisement of st. Jacobs oil, and read
of its wonderful cures, when | resolved
TO give it a trial. Securing bottle of
the Oil, applied it to the parts affected
and that night | had the first good
nights rest that | had since the com
Of my attack. 1t gave two
other applications aud became perfectly
oured--not suffering from rheuTaatism
since and that has been two months ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Protecting Children.

The new law for the protection of
children in New York city went into
operation Tuesday. 1t makes it mis-
demeanor for the proprietor Of any
theatrical exhibition to admit to an
evening performance any child under
sixteen years of age unless accompanied
by q reputable person. Persons selling
liquor to said minors, and persons who
shall suffer or permit them to engage
in any game of chance in places where
liquor is sold, ar also held to be guilty
If the same otfense, and will be punish
ID accordingly.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25

HARTF"Hn, Conn, June "a. -Th,
sale OF Jersey cattle belonging to the IA
nous herd Of +. l;atchtord Starr, pro
prletor OF Echo Farm, Litchtield, Conn,
began in tins city yesterday, and will
be continued l,-day. The sales, yes
trrtay, aggregated S4,6OO for the ami
mails SoId-tmrJy-eighG in number-the
cows averaging $50, heiters $ll3 aud
bull calves S3l. The bull Litchheld lst
10 years Old, was Withdrawn, no bid
over the upset price Of 81 600 being
made. The prices realized are regarded
as only fair, and Mr.. Starr claims that
he could have done much better at pri-
Nhtp Salp.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
A BRILLIANT GATHERING.
The Celebration Of Meyer All.
nAsna's silver wedding.

Hon. John z. Almond, mayor, anG
his wife celebrated the twenty-fifth an
niversary of their marriage, last even
ing, at their residence No. 1924 West
street. The guests numbered abou,
200 persons and constituted the elite OF
the city. Prominent among those in
attendance were the following gentle
men: Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, Hon.
Leonard +. Wales, Professor Stansbury
j. Wiley, Professor David w. Harlan,
Col. EnOch Moore, Jr., A. II. =. Barr,
9. johnson, John G. Baker, James
Scott, James II. Beggs, Harry Iape,
William q. Gibbons, John Gray, Mr..
Rooms, of Koons, Schwarz Il Co. Phila-
delphiL Thomas johnson, I. j. Law
son, Gilbert Robinson, Joseph Miller,
William Almond, j. Winfield Scott,
James Bradford, Jacob Pusey, Mr.. Hen
drie, Of Curren & Hendrie, Philadel-
phia; John Palmer, Ahram Palmer, T..
Il. Walton, DR.. Sh0rtlidge, II. p. Grlibb,
DIR. Henry Garrett, John Lawson, IsaaG
{. Pyle, members of the City Council
and the heads of nearly all the munich
pa. departments. Many of the above
mentioned gentlemen were accompanied
Dy tnelr wives.
Mr., and Mrs. Almond, and William
Almond, the father of the mayor, enter
tainet the guests in royal manner from
an early hourin the evening until nearly
midnight. The parlor and other rooms
were handsomely decorated 'andcontain-
ed numerous objects for the enjoyment
OF the guests. A feast, embracing all
the delicacies ofthe season, was partak-
en- Of at about ten o'clock. 1t was ex-
arranged upon tables in the
dining room.
The presents were elegant and profuse
and, undoubtedly, cost more than one
thousand dollars. A list and description
of the gifts is emitted by request. One of !
the most conspicuous, however, was
beautiful sterling silver water pitcher,
weighing 80 ounces. 1t bears the fol-
lowing inscription;
Presented by the
Members the city Council
u Wilmington. Del, to Mayer John !. All.
mond aud wife, on the twenty fifth
anniversary of their mar
rage, June ~. 81.
The present was bought in New York
)y committee of Council, consisting
If Messrs. Carmichael, Rodney, Beecher,
Blake and Townsend. Mrs. Almond
vas the recipient of a pair OF diamond
earrings, the gift of her husband
The guests enjoyed themselves very
much, aud Mr.. and Mrs Almond re-
eived many congratulations.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Don't Poison the system.

Is it a disordered liver giving you a
yellow skin or costive bowels; which
have resulted in distressing piles, or do
your kidneys refuse to perform their
functions? If so your system will soon
be clogged with poisons. Take q few
doses of Kidney Wort and you'll feel
like new man-nature will throw Off
every impediment and each organ will
be ready for duty. Druggists sell both
the dry and liquid.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
The Hunted Gar.

LoNDoN,June 2.-rhe Berlin cores
pondcnt Of the London Tunes says; The
letter recently addressed to the Empe-
ror of Russia aud all the high officials,
assuring them that they have not been
sentenced to death by the revolutiOnists
and which is supposed to have emana-
ted from the leaders OF the "BIack Di-
vision. concludes Us follows:
"The Executive Committee deem it
quite unnecessary at resent to repeat
the iminalenterpriSc, as the measures
Of the new Ministers are fast driving
the country into revolution"
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
For Atlantic City,

The excursion of the West Presbyte-
rian church to Atlantic CITY has heen
lXed for the l4th of July. The FELTON,
VIII take the excursionists to Penns-
grove and they will then take the cars
on the new DUPONT road and the West
Jersey road to the seashore. BY this
rout" the time of going and coming is
great y reduced and the excursionists
VIII arrive home ut an early hour in the
evening
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
EmteFDriNfne.

Charles Smith, the well-known bar.
Der at No. 3 East Third street, will in a
few weeks have his barber saloon thor
oughly renovated, new and handsome
tile hoor laid, four new style, chairs
elegantly upholstered, put in besides
changing the appearance of his tonso
rial establishment, so that his oldest
customer will be unable to recognize it.
Hair cutting and shaving done in the
most approved style Of the day.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, June A.-A Mon
tenegrin officer named Djurjevitch went
to the Winter Palace yesterday and de-
manded all audience with the Princess
Of Montenegro. Being refused, he
stabbed the officer on duty. The Rus
sian officer then shot the M0ntenegrin
dead. The incident is not considered of
any political Importance. It's thought
the assailant wished to present petit
tion to the Princess.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Trying 10 Sell the Main building.

The Directors of the Permanent Ex-
hibition Company met with closedIdoors
on Wednesday and opened few more
proposals for the purchase of the Exhi-
btion Building None of the bids were
acceptable, however, being considered
even less than what the structure would
bring at public sale. The Board ad-
jOurned to meet on Saturday, the I'd of
July, at which time the date will be
fixed for the disposal of the property at
auction, if satisfactory private bid is
not received in the meantime
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25

rurRE IS no le. up for our genial
,i.nd Thomas NJ. ogle. 1t really does
..m az if the Democrats could not gel
' ,.nn without the distinguished services
ofMr. ogle in some office IL Is s"oo
,.,niDy .. the Demo rats out of their diff
s'n,ties whenever they want candi-
,o,o for an office He comes III splen-
hidl, as A compromise candidate and
a,wavs makes a competent, efficient,
.sn,lemanly ard obliging officer in
ssn.taver office he may fill. The cares
v, oeioe NAV sit somewhat heavily upon
Mr. ogle, but the party reaps the bens-
A. of his popularity, and Mr. Ogle is
AWAY, happy when he is doing some
GOOD for his party.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Cutting Wheat,

John Holland, whose farm is situated
near st. James Church, Mill Creek
cut a field Ofwheat on the 23nd
inst. 1t was the Fultz variety, stood
up well and the heads were we'll filled
with plump kernals. Geo. W Brinton
of Christiana Hd., also cut a field on the
same day. Where the stocks stood up,
the heads were well filed, but where
they were lodged the reverse was the
case. The yield as rule will be fully
up to the average.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Cured OF Drinking.

"a young friend OF mine was cured
Of an inSatlaDle thirst for liquor, whic h
had SO Frustrated him that he was un,
able to do any business He was en-
tirely cured by the use Of Hop Bitters.
1t allayed all that burning hirst, took
away the appetite tor liquor, made his
nerves steady, and he has remained
sober and steady man for more than two
years, and has no desire to return to his
cups; know OF IL number OF others that
have been cured Of drinking by it,
From leading K. r. official, Chicago
Daily Republican., 1881-06-25
Feeble Ladies'.

Those, languid. tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet, that constant drain that is
taking from your system all its elias
ticity, driving the blood from your
cheeks, that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering You irritable and
trettul, can easily be removed by the
use of that marvellous remedy Hop Bit
ters. Irregularities and distractions of
your system are relieved at once, while
the special cause Of periodical pain is
permanently removed Will you heed
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