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TAXING DOWN THE DECORATIONS.

Much of the mourning drapery in Broadway
was removed yesterday In some cases the decorations
had been badly damaged by the rain and wind OF last
week. Rosetes and draperes hung limp and shapeless
the white had become diDgy and the black OF the
cIeaper drapcry had turned rusty tint Most OF the
public buildings will remain draped for thirty days oi
Jnly 90 the date Grants death. The decorni0ns In
which have been put up with especial care VIII remain
for month ,..,...,..
among the different firms to make the hrst movement
toward removing the mourning, but starL navnns
been made on Monday Il largely followed yestsI'
day In many cases the goods were gwen Tor cnarIt
aLIe purposes while Ia others they are cennscd ana
redyed 10 be sod in the shops After irhelds dealt.
great quantities OF the cloth used In mourning accon
ions after having been ctansed, were presented INC
sufferers by forest In the west The gooas were
mndc into dresses and shiYtA- Large quanttes ~
material arc now being given away By some firms 70
asyiums In the city and to poor people.
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SUMNER LIFE At LONG BRANCH.


frsoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE J
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1.-THE remainder OF
the season promises to be lively so far as dinner par
ties luncheon parties grabbing excursions and like af
fairs concerned.
The cidrens carnival and fancy dress ball held at the
Rink of the West End Hotel last night the finest en-
tertsinment OF the kind ever given at the Branch 1t
was presented under the personal supervision oil Carl
Marufg the originator of the carnvals in the Academy
Of Music. New-York
The annual hop OF the Ocean Hotel will take place
Saturday evening.
The guests Of the scarboro will give german next
week by twelve couples
John T. Raymond Will be seen as Mulberry Sellers at
the Wost End Hotel Rink Saturday evening He will DO
supported by Miss Kate Forsythe and other welknown
actors.
Miss Kittie Burns, of Troy won the gold medal Of
fered for the champion woman bowler OF the Ocean
Hotel.
Charles W. Barnes Of st. Georges Tennis Club Of New
York came ont ahead In the tennis tournament at the
Eiberon Casino.
Daniel r. Lyddy. of New-York. who has two miles Of
roadways and drives % on his property at EOer0n' has
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Shilito Of Cincinnati are at the
ElberOn. .,,,.. s III. u,,.o
are entertaining largo party Of friends at the West End
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beers have as their gnest at
their EDeron cottage the Rev Mr. Reynolds, OF Brook
Congressman Felix Campbell and family, of Brooklyn,
have conc to Saratoga Springs
MIR and Mrs j. II. Beeknan are the hosts OF J. W.
Beekman and Miss Beekman, both OF New,York
Henry NJ WattersOn. father OF Henry "atErron OF
TLs L0uispie C0uricrJO1ai, Is guest OF the ocean
General Wade Hampton is sojourning at the Atlantic
Fish Commissioner Bisckford with his wife and child
may be found among the guests OF the Howland Hotel
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who fought In the Civil War, many OF whom saw service
In the Held.
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT scHRooN LAKE.

SCHRooN LAKE, Aug. 11.-A Grant memorial
service was held st this beautiful mountain lake on Sat
urday under the auspices of the Thomas Gordon fost
Grand Army of the Republic and under the direction OF
the guests Of tho hotels, among whom were many
notable New Workers. Tie service presided over oy
Efingham Nichols, of NewYork. who fn graceful ana
fitting language alluded 10 the great life Of the dead
soldier. He was followed by the.Rev. II. r. Freeman,
of New-York who read selections from the Episcopal
burial service and Offered prayer rhc memorial address
delivered by Colonel Fellows Of New w,a snd
services OF the great General The address was rare
and royal tribute, and was listened to eagerly Nv an
Interested audience The benedicton was pronounced
by the Rev. j. L. Mcdonnell, OF the Prcsby teran
Church Forty veterans participated. manifesting deep
interest and feeling IN the exercises.
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tribune OVvIcx. Aug. l2-I n m.-The temperature
rose yesterday Of the and fell west
OF the Missouri Between the two rivers the pressure
remains low the greatest depre being In Kansas To
the eastward and portheasward Of It, between Leaven-
worth and ST. Paul there occasional heavy rains
The movement OF the barometer here was slight during
the fair weather. Tho Temperature ranged between
72O and 300. the Sias1 Dcng l2's' hignsr
than on the corresponding day iast year and 6's'
higher than on Monday. -,
Stationary siightIy lower temperature ana isr
with stationary higher teuiporature, some clouai-
uess and perhaps rain Thursday, and cooler, fair
weather the rest of the week.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

louisville, KY, Aug. 11.-Robert Mallory
died ut his farm IN La Grange. KY. this morning
Robert Mallory born in Madison County Va. IN 1918
and graduated at the university OF that State In 1877
removed to Kentucky In $780, and devoted himself most
Of his life agricultural pursuits lie served In Con
gress from 1859 to 1865. was delegate to the "Na
tona Con vention" Philadelphia In 1866. and s7j
was made n commissioner ana ycepresdent OF the Cen
tennial Exposition.
AVON, n. Y. Aug. ll.--Daicl Mcpherson. father oi
Senator McPhorson OF NewJersey died here last night
age eighty two years
CAYAJouARIE, NY. Aug. (Spcciai1-Dayid Sanford.
leading resident Of Amsterdam died to-day at the age
OF fifty six years
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GOOD work or THE TELEPHONE.

Yesterday morning o Telegram reached here from
Charleston directing Father Monaghan. OF the Catholic
,1tes OF the Church to c. Bart prominent citizen Of
Charleston who is dying at that place Father Mon.
aghan Ut the Columbia and Grecnville depot, ana
had taken the train Tor Abbevile Tho telegram was
handed 70 Alderman ssttery who a. soon ~ be saw s
contents, teephOncd ~ the Columbia and Greeny1le
depot about thrce quarters Of a mile. TO have Father
Monaghan STOPPED. The message reached him a. tho
train started. and he Immediately Jumped on. He took
the afternoon train for spartanburg and doubtless
reached Glenn Springs Last evening" had not been
Tor the telephone and it, quick day woult have
been lost and the dying would probably have been
without the services OF 2 priest In bis last moments
iys frisnda had teegrapbe1 70 Charlest0n, and the
Shnrch surhertaos There elexrspbed Father Monaghan
here.
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complete. glance at the body showed that appeared
exactly t I'D when IL put into tAs furnace. The
heat had made 10 apparent ohsnge Thsfe yeys tne
tending stif and solid. When the furnace door was
opened however and draft Of cool air struck tho form
handfus of dust all that remained Of Dr. HoppsPs
body.
weighed three pounds After the furnace eeoed they
were taken out and they win be sent to Dr. Hoppers
family The ashes will be placed In snd depoSsssd
in vault at woodlawn Cemetery The cost OF ineinera
ton $5 and the Incidental expenses Of the funeral
bring the total amoLnt to $4S
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EKII,OIiN Ill.

DR.. Fiidolin Ill, well-known German,
who was prominent In the German revolution OF isis
died yesterday at his home In sprnghcldave Newark
lie was born at Ueberlinyen in Baden. IN 1871 When
twenty-seyrn years old he engaged Ia the revolution.
lie was present ut the nrst Assembly ia Afcnbcrg and
appointed civil and military commissioner OF his
district He fed with Others from Germany In July.
1851 and settled In Newark, who're he resumed hs med
ical practice and acquired fortune He was Repnbl:
can and was Presidential elcotor In l5sO. He would
never accept political office. He sentenced In Ger
many TO six years penal ncrvtude. which he escaped
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yresr MEETING OF RHEA's COMPANY.
c.. o-otbarinO O. of Rhea's new cOmDa

The first gatn9rIng 0t n10a NO"
,asr Mr. Morrsseys direction took place yesterday ~
,hs Hoffman House, tho various memoers' iho'uu"s
~. NV pn.a Mea Clark Julia Wheeler Ia young woman
s' wa.biugton) Agnes Mackey, Mrs. Ella Wren, Ar
- ror,est John Sullivan. Robert Wilson. Charles vln,
tnus tt percy SAGE Augustus Hilsd0r Boyd Putnam anu
aori Davis received their parts In the new pay
sEsan en tiled, Dangerous 6ame, wlth whlch tIo
wanna Street Theatre in Philadelphia opens eary
rs Gent .uber Later the play Will be gwen et tne az nc
Nsana Theatre in Washington. and the PROVIDENCE
Thea tre In Providence
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ST LOUIS WANTS A GRANT MONUMENT.

Sr. LOUIS. Aug. 1l.-At meeting held at
the Office Mayor Francis this morning, the Missouri
Monumental Grant Association organized to raise
funds 10 erect A monument TO General Grant In this
city Officers were elected and contributions were caoa
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4 NKKSPAPER LIHRL SUIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. III (Spcciol). l).-Coloncl
Thomas Fitzgerald. publisher of The Essng IkDs. was
arrested today charged with bci Tho suit Is brought
by Abel g. Gehnon prominent iron founder. and grows
out OF family scandal Colonel fitzgerald waived
hearing aud was hell In 5000 ball for trial
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IhOUks. Morning NshI
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SONS OF VETERANS IN THE PROCESSION.
In the column Of veteran soldiers led by Past
Department Coumander A. K. Pruyn OF Albany M inc
Grant funeral procession, the contingent known as
the sons OF Veterans OF this State They NUMBERED
abQnt 500 In ALL and compssd ouly the sons oi 'no'e
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Special Notltes.

II. NJ Squire Il Se,s. ,leweisy< ~ tali,l.si. Ny
Diamond EIc. An - nl5sief all sizes
Waches slJ 10 ,lJl 5t.rsilx ><isGSts 81
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MISERY IN JANAICA.
From The London Dditu Hr,gs,

EYyW IVHNoW O0ttI NeUS.
Mr. Il. u. Halliburton, q son of the author OF
"San Slick" who ~ visit Jamaica. In let
ter dated July gives deporsblc Of the
dtion OF that colony He says: have been spending
been simply horned at the ruly risiabe state Of tho
cofored people there Ninety cent Of the deaths dur
ened died and were buried without the ala comfort
attendance OF doctor clergyman and without poor
here fortnight saved the life Of pour woman aud
her children who dying OF starvation aud
Is tho real condition Of the poor blacks here sweep
ing reform 10 needed :"
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TRIBUTES TO GRANT IN AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY, Aug. II.-'A puDHc mectiHg "1S
held here to take action connection with the death OF
General Grant. II attended by the Governor ana
many other prominent men. Resolutions expressing
sympathy with the American people In their loss anu
concurrence witii the v-r.. .anilr. were Unanimously
nuopfed.
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RoDyEs or DROWNED PERSONS RECOVERED.
PR0yIDgScE K T., Aug 1.-The bodies Of Crawford
A. smith and Lacy Ann Bwcet whe we're drowned ut
RaWtucket Yesterday we're rocovered to-day
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THE WE1THER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICArIONA

OUN EIIN 3lbNf fNDIOt tffI~H
WAsuSGrov. Aug. 11.-FOr New England
generally fair weather. variable Winds slight fall In
temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather
nearly statiosary temperature variable winds
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TIE NOVELTIES EXHIBITION.

PmLALELrHA, Aug. IL (Speciah.-Thc Nov
elites Exhibition under the management OF tho Franklin
Institute nm assured success and for want OF space
the the Institute have declined TO receive
any applications for space. The Exhibition Will
open early next month.
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prcpo,yr COMING IN sEPrEMBER

signor Perugini the well-known enor, VINO
has been engaged by Rudolph Aronson will leave Lon
,oo for New-York on September TO- He Is TO make MS
Srst anpearance early IN October at the Casino.
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First Cold and then another on top of it.
until the accompanying Cough became settled and
frmed-s the sal story Of many Censumpsive. How
much better to that safe curative Dr. Jsyncs Ex
pectoran on the arst appearance Of danger, when tho
symptoms may be easily controlled
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ANECDOTES ABOUT THE DEAD GENEhAL
LONDON, Aug. 11.-The Daiiy Aews this morn
ing prints two cousans Of anecdotes from its faris
correspondent about General Grant The matter Is All
creditable to the General.
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brA NcEIrutks
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. Sc. Sc

Families snnped with PURE Frass Jsiis& Prspes,A
Cauued and Fras sDisst Yrafs sat fxfSk A.
&C., PUf Up IN CLASS
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN
c1rcuIaxs refsPsnce5 pric,s sst a92ss'o1
Address Mrs. SARAH McBLRAriL
293 Dsgriw-st. Brooklyn
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Dsa's Work . Woman 10 Death

RrcHFIELp SPRINGS. Aug II.
New American Piazza, Thermometers, II M,
seveuty.slx.
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CLARK-CHANDLER-At East orangr. n. J.. Aus1a
TO- 1885, by the Rev. George Webster Elnere IL ciarx
to Emma L. Chandler
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NfRRiEE

t0ns and Gelcctsi GienRJ Sulphur SOAP
Hilfs Hair aud Whfsksr Dye Black or Brown. jJc.
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DlflI

All notices Of marriages must b. indorsed wia faH
name and address.
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oo,d for weeks My Impression 10 that Mo
nainca ,,i unf come out big winner thts season"
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r1rsuvs Lrr,L ossrsvATrovs
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Pyes celebrated pearIne drives away toll and aruass
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LONDON, Aug. 11.-Lord Houghton, the
poet and critic, Is dcad.
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you. have had some very PLAN LAX Win 9sr,eS- E
Please let mo II there anyth thing That can re
hev. beFore S@ the Sth OF August The An<fo Amer
10 ar =, snstant FtELb.
YEw-YoRx. July IL. 1881
~ hayc YOUR message. Tue situation with the opgo-
s,ion COMPANIES getting desperate all the time
The American Rapid Company has thtown up tno
prvy1I of the Court, the westem Union COMPANY has
It's lfue3 what remains Oh tno
bankers Aud Merchants Company 10 advertised lar sa
gsnera air 0f bankruptcy hangs ovef them ~is sne
Sei,sye shst the Hall mare and Ohio Company u Mue
bsf ter than the IT, however. ar Garrett wink
10 let the auditor Of the Western Unon Company eh-
anime the booKs Of tho Baltimore and Ohio feerrapn
Compauy we viii go through the bguros WIN view 70
IaI on the actual condition OF the business We ara
now without any reable data as to their business
the current belief that they ara osinS hty thoasa"
dollars per month Hooi"'
LONDON. July IL
To LAY GouLD~ bsi,sgioA. ~ Y.
Thanks for your cable sgree with AL you say. nnu
will see Pensr aud others tomorrow III Is PctIecsy
evident To that Garrett 10 very anxious anous ss
telegraph naatterA
yEw.YORx. Aug. (. 1855.
pnss. SAGA snvs he thinks u desirable that you ger
ali nfnrm sfon posstble from the president OF tho
Ratiuoso nud Ohio Railroad Company ahauS bh tcsor
graph company and his hest sner Of sesionsns or
aud bring 70 with you. -
Harrsn sho sent tho lsst dispatch. Is Philip r. Har-
ria. the private secretary of Cyrus w. Field. Russell
SAGE returned fro saratoga yesterday and Wa 81 ms
oies eusinsshe DAY. In axpaRasoa Of the 6apafsa -
said:
There had been good deal Of talk, but 1t seemed 70
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About 30 O'Clock this morning An
alarm was sounded from box 81, and
upon looking Ia that direction lurid
and tittul light played over and around
The depot of the Front and Union city
passenger Railroad depot. The lire de
partment was soon flying in the diTec-
tion of the light, which upon a nearer
approach was seen 10 emanate from the
dwelling house of Daniel B. Anderson,
very estimable colCred man who bnlli
up a village in that section which took
the name of Anderson vile. When the
fire WAS discovered the back building
was enveiopeG in fiar. es and the smoke
WAS 80 decse that there WAS danger oil
some OF the family being sufiocated.
The inmates, however, made their es
cape and won't TO work carry ou' the
furniture, the most OF which war saved
but the building itself was nearly dc
siroyed, The value OF tho house wa,
about 81 20o, and and MIR. Anderson
holds a policy of insurance In the Far
iners' Mutual Fire Insurance compan,
for $500. The fira department RENDERED
| efficient service in preventing the sprea,
| OF the tirs to the surrounding building
| which were also of frame The Dire IA
| caused by hot kitchen stove.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-13

TIE report of the joint COMMITTEES OF
Knights of Labor aud business men OF
Galveston, appoint ted for the settlement
of the strike, has been accepted by both
parties, and 1t Ia believed the labor
troubles there are at an end.
Nineteen crews of brakeman on the
Illinois Central Railroad, at Chicago,
struck on Wednesday for an increase OF
So per month In salary and payment
tor overtime and Sunday work. Some
| OF them say they are frequently com.
PEELED TO work twenty hours at a
stretch. The crews OF trains arriving
at Chicago yesterday Joined In the
strike, and the yards were filing up
| with cars.
The operators in the Shawnee Valley,
Ohio, who had conceded an advance q
their miners, receded yesterday from
| their position, and about 800 minert
tquitted work.
The President Of the Miners and La
| borers' AmalRamated Association has
arrived at Wilkesbarre and" arranged
| for series of important meetinR'
| throughout the coal regions" He at
tended "A IL ass N Getting at Stockton on
Wednesday, night and made an address
He says tho miners and laboreri
| throughout the entire anthracite re-
Rions are very much dissatisfied at th'
constant reductio in their wages dur
| ing the past few months, while, at TIT
| same time, The price of coal has boeI
| advancing.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-13
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

Choice family coal under cover at
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Hay by the car load or by the hun
dred ut Janney's, 500 King street.
The workingmen's Loan Association
offer stock for sale.
VIII sell you five pounds OF string for
Il at the REPUBLICAN, office.
Apron Bazaar of the West church
\ ovember 10Th and 2cth. Wait for IL.
The old carriage of the Friendship
Engine Company is offered for sale.
For good coal go to Bush's, French
street wharf
Peter j. Ford will have a sale OF
horses on Wednesday, the 25th inst
Paper bags for sale cheap at the Re
PUBLICAN office.
Picture frames regilded equal TO new
at Yerger's, i05 Shipley street. Salts.
faction and reference given.
Call and see the steel engravings and
artotypee for sale at Yerger's, 4o5 Ship
ley street. All the newest subjects.
Edward l.. Rice, Jr., has gone on q
two weeks cunning excursion 10 Viz
ginia.
Janney, 500 King street, Is head.
quarters for potatoes. For sale by the
car load or bushel.
Currys Erysipelas Ointment, n sure
! and safe remedy for that disease, sold
by ray lor x Fullerton, 500 King street
DIR. William L.. Bullock removed yea
terday to his new dwelling and office al
Tenth and Jefferson streets.
Gregg * Walter have dissolved Their
real estate partnership, Mr. Walter re-
firing from the tirm.
Ainsoow has his own boats, tha
bring his oysters fresh daily 10 7G1 Ship
ley street.
Seven oyster openers kept busy a
Ainsoow's, .07 Shipley street, opening
the largest and best oysters in the city
l.. w. Slidham x Son will sell seve
raj wagons in front OF their auct!oI
rooms tomorrow morning nj 1880 o.
clock.
Mrs. Gates, secretary of the Wom4n'i
Foreign Missionary Society, will iectur,
| on mission work in the Second baptis
| church on Monday afternoon.
Stop Mt Ainscow's, 707 Shipley stree
and order some of these celebrated COY,
plant oysters, 70. so and 40 cents pc
quart. Telephone No, 500.
Fur lined circulars and sealskin coat.
| altered and repaired in the latest sty lee
| by Alsentzer, practic cal furrier, at rea
eonable prices. No. ili Market street
The d @elling OF II. II. FOLSOM, on the
| Highlands, was entered On Tuesday
night by some roRues, who carried OF
some clothing and a lot of provisions.
The Wilmington Savings Fund SO
| ciety are abont commencing the cree
tlon Of n new building at Ninth ant
Market streets, DR.. Bullock's forne
| residence.
John t. Rodgers had m arm bad.
| hurt ~ Riddles factory on Thursday
by being canght III ii cog wbeal. h
Wac sent TO his home, No. 1919 Scot
street, and surg .cal GId afforded by DIR
| Palmer.
! Why does YerRer, al 400 Shiplev 81.
do such al immense business? be
GANG he has All the newest styles an,
the largest stock and the lowest uric
for picture frames and pictures / d Leila
ware. Gall one time and then you wi
believe il.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-13
q yfciOus Cow .

Abou. $50 o'clock Thursday after
noon as some cows wer, being driven
across the Brandy wine bridge at Mar.
ket street, inlo the city. several little
school girls we're going In al opposite
direction. One Of the girls having on
a red garment, ono of the cows made a
dash FOR her. She ran into the mill al
the bridge, followed by girl pam VI
Oracle Rollins, aged about 10 years,
who the COW caught, threw her % tie
floor and began 10 gore her. MT. A. NJ
Pierce, who keeps feed and -four store
near by, ran 20 tho assistance Of the
little girl, and beat the COW away. The
child was seriously Injured about tht
right thigh, and DR.. Shortl.dge did
what he cou.d 20 alleviate her pain
before she was taken to her hons, l2l
French street. no clue could be gained
rs TO the ownership Of the cows, though
ldiligent inquiry wns made, and tie
cows were traced TO n slauah ter house
Daily Republican., 1885-11-13

1 barrel best -four in the city, $5. 80.
barrel Minnesota -four, $3.50.
barrel nowfiake, 80. %.
dozen large smoked herring, 20c.
l Id. large No. l mackerel, 10c.
] ID. No. 2 mackeIel, &c.
qt. Lima beans, 10c.
l mammoth bottle ketchup, l0c.
l ID. cracker duet, l0c.
can breakfast cocoa, 10c.
! can French peas, l5c.
J Id. chocolate. 4Oc.
ID. baking powder. 25c.
. lbs. seedless raisins, 25c.
. lbs. London layer tsisins, 2Jc.
, cans table peaches, 25c.
. cara pineapple, 25c.
3 lbs. choice English breakfas tea, soc.
3 lbs. choice Imperial tea, 9Oc.
3 lbs. choice black tea, 90c.
3 lbs. choice Japan tea, 9Oc.
3 lbs uucolosed Japan tea, Sl00.
3 lbs. Lsguayra coffee, 300.
3 lbs. Maracaibo coffee. Doc.
3 lbs. Golden Rio coffee, SOC.
3 lbs. evaporated apples, 25c.
8 lbs. French prune-, 25o.
3 ats. cranberries, 25c.
3 qt. bottle ketchup, 25c.
Z ID. package buck wheat, &c.
! lbs. minceineat, 25c.
4 lbs. rsisius, 25c.
I lbs. curranA, go.
4 lbs. dried apples, 25c.
1 lbs. apple butter, 25c.
4 qts. hominy, go.
be-. Tapioca, 25c.
4 lbs. salt shad, 25c.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-13
The Arrnory Fair.

The certainty that the Armory FnLd
Exposition wiz close on Saturday night
lad the fiect to bring out a large stten-
dance at the Exposition last night. The
knights of l'yihias were met at their
hall by tho first Regiment band and
escorted to tho fair. Tonight viii Cu
'be ked Mons night and to morrow the
KING hts OF Gol6en Eagle, the Kuights
~ st. Lawrence and the Grand Army
OF the Republic viii attend.
rnis afternoon the inmatee OF the
Home for :riendicse children will attend
in - boGy, IA rutorrrisiug business niAn
having furnished them with tickets but
requests that his namB he withheld. H.
X Tatuall hae ordered Lamb a. Hill x
distribute packages OF candy to the
children. The doors viii open at
| O'clock " morrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-13
General Foreign news.

LoNpoN, Nov. IN. Neiidof, the
Russian ambassador ~ Copstuntiuople,
has been ordered by his Government to
press the demand pf RuH'ia before the
conference for the immediate disarming
of Servin, Greece and Bulgaria, and the
deposition CT Prince Alexander, the
ruler Of bulgaria.
Tbs Sorvian Government denies the
BulEariau report that Serrisu tr9ups
have crossed The frontier, and sta,es
that ScTYia has no mex: to invent :.
casus b.ii, a. Bulgaria hAs gwen
Serv:a Ample RrouuGs 10 decisre war
when the pr0po, momoHt arrives.
Servia retrans al pr~>ent from. at
lacking Bugar's for eb-cisl rn0tives
which she rsgaftaw it'll gitn. soi.cituie
and which 81 ssria. ignores. S Ivis
pursuee a l45a * Hey, While Bulgaria
follows are7t trianary Jue.
The Rs.kaY Conference IT. day agreed
that the basin Il lJs dellberat D
should be- tt@ restoration of the sta.
quo an Is II! !. atu-ii4