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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-02-09
MA Il RI ED.

Wo!cott, February
5, 1888, at the residence of Leroy Morse, by
ReY. S. G. Vail, George j. LeBarrOn of Gilmore
and Olive A, Powers of Woodbury..
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you have
printed guarantee On every bottle of Shlohs
Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. Sold by Geo.
Woodward, Worthwhile.
WHY will you cough when ShilOh's Cure will
give immediate relief. Price 10 and so cents and
81. Sold by Geo. woodward, Morrisvllle.
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BurIington&L
PROBATE NOTICE

ITntiIfurther notice, the Probate Court TOT |,
District of Lamoille, will be held az the Court
Unnse in n yde Park on Monday and THURSDAY
or each week, and on Saturday, from 1880 A. N.
70 10 NJ. and from p. NJ. to 2.30P.M
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ShlIoh's Cure will Immediately reli eve Group,
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. sold by Geo.
Woodward, Worthwhile.
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3 Or ".

Shilsh's Catarrh Remedy. positive cure 70 r
Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold
by George Woodward, Morrisville.
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Wholesale Agents:
E. w. Royce, MD,

may be consult ed by letter at his address. Care
of Crawford House, Boston, Mass. His large
illustrated y Journal sent free on application.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-02-09

This is the only Liver and Kidney Cure put up
by regular practcing physician of twenty-five
years active experience.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-02-09

The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind
says: both myself and wife owe our lives +
shlloh's Consumption Cure
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A oArD FROM Mr. TDUFFTE.

To the Edtforof me Tr1bune.
Sir: write 10 ask you correct the statements In
an editorial paragraph in your issue Of september q,
concerning preacher In Brunswick, NewJersey de
ljyerng series Of sermons modelled upon the cele-
braied discourse of the prophet Nathan IL VIII 90
me great damage among the churches and this 90
not suppose YOU wish to do The series Of sermons
am now preaching on The Iinmoraliy and inquiry
OF society are not assaults upon men or women pu'
assault. upon sin. Nobody has ever yet imagined
that referred to any that could be named IL con-
ncction with any statement made Of the evil doings
IN the city and natOn with exception Of one ssse'on
made in the second ser mon. nat occurred ID THIS
way: WAS preaching the work OF lawyers IN Their
relation 10 the eS us OF society, ara ater sta NJ SIX
sins which are COMMON among lawyers meniioheu
az seventh sin the TACT that some lawyers dscipes
q LO. BsOugba, hesitate not ~ 20 10 any eDs' IG
their client. and even invoke thei4 COUNTY Ioi
cl eat Then Illustrate this point, staieu ina,
had heard from a able source, thai lawyer IN hls
CITY, In the interest OF Client poor iahrn sri, Lou
gone 10 New-YOrk seeking a doctor 10 40 SOME US
reputable work In EeT case, ana tAai he GA M 70
found DOCTOR S2s. willing 10 do the dirty ~oih
This assertion created great sensation Du ippos
could tell anything about who the girl or the h"yor
was until after the lawyer with gniity cohso.si"o
laf bas occurred al all that seemed 10 point 10 any
particular man and woman was named or hh'oa
al by me IN the sermon. Your paper 5 wlcely fTaH
ana read by many Of my friends and acquaintance ID
oiderent sections OF the country, and therefore THIS
assert ion does great damage. We talked me mat
ter over at a deacon meet ng last e. enS, ara u ~as
decided that ought 10 write sou directly Cd me SUD
ioct ask TO do as much 10 riloNc shr Ia'Sc
Impression as you have done TO make u. by SO
u. V. McDUFt1E.
Pastor Remsen Avenue Baptist Church.
No. IS Remsen ave, New brunswick n j. sept
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BFLLows-sudaenly s.Dt.neer 21 1898 Rorana E. wife
rvice at All souls harcn 2Othst and athave
Monday october l. alta N -
BRITT AtA.hrve y c. on the 2stn in. ';; william liam
Adams eldest Of Charles p and Caroline e'On' -s'u
Iniernent at Kent Conn.
BuRGLR-on september 81. DOlie A Hubbard Burger
Not Of funeral herei er
cLTNE-on s,tari.r. september 90. lsss. John Cline
Funeral his late Residence Amsna D'on Du'onoS
Cuunty on Oc ober l. al hall past : O'CLOCK.
cooErat Patterson V j. September 49, Jean Armour
Danao wife o. IRE , sros w S $40 Broadway PAor
-on o Taesiav. ocio ,rr = At 2ocioc~
Utica. y. y papers please copy -
DEcKFR-At Buffalo. Wyoming Territory september 20
TSroSo Crane eldest OF VIM H. and Hannah Louise
S.tiee OF ianeral n,rs,ser ., ga.
E@LErrA weo,s9urs l. Il. v .sgs 81 .r 1885,
psvrs and are invite attend the funeral at her
enee on Monday 9ct1 rn rom BrosxTa and the
II O'Clock train from Long islani cay At HeNieN~
MELLES-At R.chasld spring. ,. ~ u september 20
Funeral from hor late ret ;enes c.s nA''io' ieO "'''
oRTNsudd,Iv Of heart at the residence OF his
brother. on Thursday. September "a. george EDWARD
ro UTSa services viii be held 10 cark atssOp
Rar,ai Il cou venience OF tho family.
kindly omit nowrr.
septsms.r 20 is,s ACis.n Nrreide Price beloved wife
ReIatv-s aad Trends invited TO attend the mineral ser
Afternoon alter ,aS% oeioSeS > At O'CLOCK
RoMAINE-Suddeny. At Peter.ourz Va On fraar. th n
zrth Worhingon Romans son OF INC ~'e 7anue' d.
Romano, OF this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sTOCKWELL-At Lancaster. Mass. september - Sarah
A wlf. % the late Nathan IA. stoekweL
Relative, amt friends invited u toni the tunrt ser
wee. AZ The e-enes Prescott Burbank. il3 West
AL st. Monday. october !. lisO D. IN
Interment private
ru .NER-Suddsniv. o; heart disease September "a.
Jarnoa NJ. Thayer. AGED 61 years. :, a. ..,-
Funeral and nterment ~ Pound Ridge ~ !" on sunhN
-eptsnber 81 al IL o'clock
wsrGar-oh rnarsa.r. september ~, a Bnaas Lase
NewJersey. Alice Murie. only chi "i frrnesek hh'|
snd Ahce Fuller wrixh aged year ,ns i a. s,
al ~ EAT -Ohse eu oalufueS oopse
ct ~. at 10 o'clock
Inter al We0dlawa
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The WEATHER REPORT.

GovHRvNEvr fSDicATToSs-FoR "a HorRs
shire. Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Con-
ne~cu slight changes in temperature daring sunday
warmer Monday.
For Eastern New-York Eastern Pennsvlvana New
jersey and Delaware fair stationary temperature sunday
warmer Monday
For III. District OF Columbia Maryland and virginia fair
with Hight frost sunday mornn7 followed by slowly rising
temperature.
For North Carolina. fair slightly cooler in eastern portion
rising mo nature In the western portion
For souh arolnas fair stationary temperafure in the
southern porsn slight in temperature in the north
port on,
For Georgia fair slightly warmer In the northern portion
stationary temperature IN soathern portion.
For Eastern FLORIDA fair; slight rise In temperature
For Alabama Mississppi and Western Florida fair; a
slightly warmer
Fo- Louisiana followed BY light rains in the western
portion slight change temperature
For Eastern Texas threate lag Hesther anc hight rains
slishtly warmer
For Arkansas Kenucky Tennessee. Missouri, Indiana
Illinois and fair warner
For West Virginia slight rise in temperature
For Western NewYork and Western Pennsylvana
fair except On the hight showers slight in
perature.
For OHIO fair slightly warmer.
For Lower fair. except In northern portion
light showers warmer.
For wisconsin Upper Michigan. fair ercopt in the ex
ire re nor h4rn portion light showers
For Minnesota. Dakota and Nebraska fair warmer
For Kansas and Colorado fair
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Posi- CHce Notice

Should be read daily By al interested. as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need specially adj
dressed for dspSh By any Psrsa s,a and sx ss
mecla documents letters not specially addressed being
Foreign m nail. for the week viii oloss
promptly in all at this office as follows:
hr.h ana Bas ' e
Nassau teers mnst be dirscted per OrAne Nassau y:
Steamship 81 p cisy Of Daiia. from Ne~.orIeans
TUEsDAY-At 10 m for c:ntra america and scuta
lstisrs Tor Guatemala must be directed per Cisy Of
Para
wEDNEs DAy-At IL a. m. for venezuela and Curacao
per yslssesa lssser. Tor ; 81 CoepgN wa
ior rs.uS n per steam sio civ o%s
Ss irretss PED Ctr Of " kar.ps
.s.msh Lan wa sO9'ns%ton ana B5e@s. s.is ss
Netherlands. Amsterdam. Ter stssmship sehie-
IAN m er I c %aI and fao@. via Il cTos Wind
Sad Islands ,r direct s per rss%snn e,@sra or
Para Prrnambuco and Ccara per steamship Maranhensa
Baltimore.
THgesoAYAs m -, for =, P.csrsse Der steamship
Hay Ii and TURKS Isand per steanshp Geo ". cya
sATt RDAY-Ataa. NJ. for Great Britain Ireland Bel.
town letters Germany. Austria Denmark Swe.n Nor.
@ % for ra ermany Aastra Denmars en- Norway
and Turkey. per steamship Vera VIA BIZ men rt,
be direc led per FOE France. switzer
VIA IIavre asOa. tor -cotian direct per steamship
Cesssa wa @s'sS" fer the s' Ss Va. ROTTERDAM
per stsa shin etters directed Lsor
dan al 2.sD 3D. 10 direct steamship he.
xenand VIZ Antwers et aust Oc directed per B-gen
lam AZ 1 d. a fpr CanperAe cAsapas. 1aUasco a0d
Yncatan per seamsap Nagars eters Tor other Mexican
states must be directed per Niagara =.
sUNDAY-N 8 D. No. Truxilo al Ruatan. per s,ean
shin g Oteri IRON Newptleaas at tor IT lxilio.
Oteri IT,. rom vOrle ms: at Tor
Biuenelds per steamship Gdssle. fron New-Oreanr.
MaiIs for China teamship ty Of New York
FRO san FranciscOL close hsre Oct .. ~ ~ ~
Mail. Tor the Stands per steamship Australia
(fro.n Frmc 80 D, close here Jct2prt - al p m
Mails for Australia New-Zealani. Hawaiian, Ella and
samoan Islands per steamship zeaandia from san Fan
esco Close here October Ia 80 m Tor on ARRIVAL
at NewYorK steamship Aursnia, with British mails fof
Ausralial Mails Islands, sup city u
Pspeu iron Franclscel, close here Octoser ga,
at 7 D. IA. Mails for Cuba BY rail- TO Ismpt fia .nd
daily at 2 80 a. N
THE schedule closing OF transpacnc mails Is arrsnzef
on the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit
IN san Francisco Mails East arriving time
az san Francisco on the Of sailing OF steamers are
dispstc thence the day.
4 Post Once. New YorK. sept -. 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
ASSEMBLY, NOMINATIONS.

Buffalo. Sept. 90 (spcciaD.-The Republican Assem-
bly, District Conventions for Erie County were held
here to-day and the following candidates were chosen
Ist District. Dr. T. J. Darland: I'D. Henry ).
Kreiuheder: lid Leroy Andrus: WITH. Christopher
Smith: With Amos II. Baker.
Rochester. Sept. 2o.-Judson sheldon was nominated
to-day for member OF Assembly. By the Republicans
Of the Ist District Of Monroe County.
Schenectady, Sept 90 spcciaD.-The following
were nominated by the Democratic County Convention
this afternoon For member Of Assembly, John T.
Myers; County Treasurer. John G. Greene County
Clerk John Schermahorn Justice OF sessions, VII
liam c. Bradt Coroners, Frank ID. Knight and DIT
Paul Roach.
Elmra, Sept 90 GpectaD.-The chemung County
Democratic Convention for the nomination Of can
didate for member OF Assembly and county officers
held at Households this afternoon and was the
worst political bedlsm witnessed in the county
" VILLAIN l. Muller was completely vanquished, his
candidate for sheriff, Alderman Thomas German, 70
celving only 81 out Of IA votes. DR.. Robert Z.
Bush, of Households, renouinated for member OF
Assembly; Frank Cassada, Of Elmira for sheriff ;
Patrick j. Ncage. OF this city, for Cou1ty Treasui err
and Drs. f. T. Gcre OF ChemuDg, and Jonas jacobs,
Of this city, for Coroner
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ANERICAN 4THLE Is IN CANADA.
VICTORIOUS OVER THU DOMINION COMPETITORS

VICTORIOUS OVER THE DOMINION COMPETITORS
NO RECORDS BROKEN.
Montreal Que, sept 29-The most important
athletic meeting ever held In Canada tfok place ths
afternoon. when the Canadian athletic championship
games were held the new Montreal grounds. The
track was slow and no records were broken. owing
to the collapse Of the grand stand, there were two
casualties one of them serious-that Of r. j. Recke.
who Is suffering from conclusion Of the brain The
following the results:
one hundred yards run-Flrst. F. Westinz. OF the
Manhattan Cub. Ncw-York. Time % 10 seconds.
second-B schferton. san Francisco.
Putting lO.pound shot-First. George Cray Of New
York AZ feet: second Queckberner. staten Island
Half.milc run-First, J. W. Mofatt. Montreal lime
c:3 Is; second. George Tracy Halifax
Threenlle wak-First c. L. NicholL Manhattan.
Time-2a "A %; second. F. D. LANCE
Pole <ar-Flrst-Ii. Baxter. NewYork Athletic CUB
10 feet; inches: second L. Godshail. Manhattan
Two-mile run-First Connect, Manhattan. Ilne-lO 'lo
second F. D. Skilmsn, NewYork.
Two hundred and twenty yard--First A. F. Cote
land. Manhattan Time-2s IL seconds; second A. W. :
Cochrane New-York.
rh~orinc 5o-pound weight-Firs,, oueckberneF.
OF feet 3 inches second G. Gray. New-York
Running high iump-First, NJ. Ford. Staten Island
E feet s inches; second B schineIion.
One.mile run-First Z. CorneGe, time 32 20 second
G. Gibbs. OF Toronto
Running broad jump-Flrst, A. jordan OF new 1orA-
44c.varas run-First W. Dohm- OF Princeton College,
,,,s--,1 IL sec. second j. Thornton. Of New-York
Throwing the hammor-Flrst Queckberner. distance
90 =, u in. second F Lambrecht. Of the Manhattan
Club ~,
1eoyards hurdle rsce-First, A. F Copeland OF Man.
haitian Club time-16 3j Sec second A. A. Jordan, OF
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
NOTES OF TILE CANVAS.

The Republicans Of Mamaroneck had great rally at
their headquarters Thursday evening. when George
w. McCalmount, OF Pennsylvania who has been life
long Democrat made telling speech III favor OF Harrison
Morton and protection. Joseph McLoughlin OF Mama
roneck who has always been Democrat and has served
on the town committee number Of years has come
out In favor OF Harrison and Morton.
The Republicans a Port Chester have organized a
Young Mems Harrison and Morton Protection Club with
the following Addison johnson. PRESIDENT Rotet
J. Dobbln. vfce-presdent John Hapin financial secre
taIy John Sherwood treasurer
The Republicans Of Eastchester mustered in great
force ct Hendricks Hall Mount Vernon. on Friday
evening 70 listen address from f. Y SchoonHaker
Marsh II. Tucker. a Democrat u forty-sevea vears
standing who recently out for Harrison and Nor
ton addressed the Republican League at Elizabeth, " j.
on Friday night he delivered ringing speech in favor
OF Protection His arguments were based his own ex
per.ences and were heartily received.
James Mi1dledeth. OF Metuchen. n j.. has desei'ea
Cleveland and will for Harrison. Morton and FRO
lection. member OF the New-Nork Stock Ex
change. and four years intsnS Cleveland par
tsan and pscarded nelghbofhood Of Metuehen al his
own expense with Democratic piacards. He has been
Converted the tariff issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.

pttsburg. Sept 2o.-At Brownsville, Penn, Jefier-
son Duncan of Washington, Penn, nominated
for Congress by the Democratic Conference OF the
XXIvth District
cincinnati, Ohio, Sept 29.-The Republicans OF
Lexington. Ky, have unanimously nominated Colonel
A. NJ swope for Congress
Marquette, Mich, sept. 29.-The Republican Con
grrssional Convention at MenomInee, nominated l.
n s,sanbenson OF Menominec, the first ballot
Middletown, n. Y, Sept 29.-The Prohibition Con-
vantjon nominated Thomas Caldwell, OF Newburg,
for Congress from the XVIII District
Detroit, sept 2g-Eeprcsentative C. tlsher has
been nominated by the Democrats OF the Ath District
Charleston, :. c., Sept 29.-s. ". MehinioS' col
- pspybI,can WIS nominated for Congress from
the Ist District
Allentown. Penn, Sept 2o-James D. bierS "os'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO EsTELLE CLIFTON.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO ESTELLE CLIFTON
Ms Fstelle CLAYTON. the actress, fell from her
horse while riding In Central Park yesterday and was
90 seriously injured that she viii probably not be able
10 appear in The Quick or the Dead - tomorrow
night. \ sudden faintness came over her and she
fell bcadlong from the saddle, striking on her head.
She WIS immedl ately conveyed to her hotel and Dr.
Ralph was called In. lie found large confusion On
the back Of head and several bruises on her feh
lido where she complained OF severe pains No bones
y,e,e brobeu but 10 Is thought that she has been IN
tured internally. At late hour last night ur Kalph
Va son uncertain whether Miss Clayton would he
sbic 10 Ulsv tomorrow night. In the meantime
Manager Durant arranged win Mr; ABBEY ios MS
i nIlsn changed for Fanny Gillette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
FIRST SNOW or The SEASON.
A LIGHT FALL IN THIS STATE AND AS FAR
eOr-ru As MARYLAND.

A LIGHT FALL IN THIS STATE AND AS FAR
SOUTH AS MARYLAND.
canaioharie. y. Y, sept 29-People from sharon
snr,nrs and Cherry Valley today report snow men
mis- morning. The weather is cold throughout the
Mohawk Valley .
warsaw. y. y, sept. 20 speciaD.-The first sno"
NJ the season fell on the hills about here To-Day
whitening the ground.
Harrisburg. Va. sept GA light snow fell here
today. The mountains IN this county arc GOV 'Ied
with H.. Weather very cOm
Roanoke, Va, sept 20.-fitfui iaiI5 Oh sho" ic"
. 49,, a. ppissld CIV and there vas light fall In
the noun aims.
Lynchburg. Va. sept GA heavy frost fell
throughout this section last night ana " - uoush'
thsr a great deal Of tobacco has been ruined
Hanover y H., sept. 20 lspeciail.-Ihere were TWO
light squalls OF snow here about noon to-day heaVS
frsets have done much damaer 10 the corn Throughout
ms ecctlon ~ o'clock Tonight the TIC mohle'oT
stood Il 81 above zero.
Baltimore, sept. ga special from Deer fafA'
Md, timed l p. M, says sno" sioiui hd7 DO-" ia7S
there for the last Two hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
4 rouRMAsrED cEyrREBoARD SCHOONER

Mes.rs J. = Beachsm 4 Bro: have contracted win
: n Marts a Co.. Captain {. + Lacey ana Others ioi
new four ulasted single dccked. cenIeb0arl
schooner which will be the first Of that class ever
hnit IN a baltimore shpvard. Her dimensions VIII De-
10 se~t tenl rs feet beam and - fect depth Of hoid
and She is 10 be adapted for the general coasng trade
Shc VIII be constructed OF white OAK ana yellow pine
~ seiocted material In the disposal 81 her cabin af
commodatons attention viii be paid 10 comfort ana
convenience and throughout she VIII pc hi,'u VIII
moderu ami auces In marine architecture. enc VIII
ha named the Vanlear Black, after son OF Mr; II
Crawford Black, Of the coal firm Of blAck' eAeFoah
x Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

received the Republican nomination for Congress IN
the INth District
Boston. sept 29.-The With District Democrs's
this afternoon at Medford, nominated Frank '" 'oh'S
Of lynn. for Congress.
Cleveland sept. 29.-The Democrats OF the AAI''
cleveland District nominated Tom L. Johnson ior
Congress to-day. Mr.. Johnson is prominent street
railroad man.
Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 29.-denry Smith, baoor
nominee for Congress was to-day Endorsed by the
Democrats OF the Iyth Congressional District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

Cincinnati Sept o9.-The fall meeting OF the Laionia
Iockev Club opened to-day Sheridan Is doing the start
Ing The following the results
First race-Purss Tor thIceyea dds and upward Ohc
mile pink Cottage won, Governor second, EreOus
third. Time-1 "A IA.
second racc-seuing for three yearolds and upward
Sly furopgS Rhoay Pringle won, Kermess second Deer
Lodge third. T!me-l :l6.
Third race-Purse for twoyear-old FLIES Four ana one
half furonGs. Remin von Sunlight second Chefry
BLOSSOM third. Time-0 SO IA.
rn-th race-Purse for two.vearold colts. Five fur
loncs Galen won. Sportsman second, Cassus third
Time-1 :03 IL. - 40
Fifth race-The Merchants Stakes FOR all ages slooO
added one mile and quarter julia L. "on' fo'e'N
second Ed Mack third. Time ;oo 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

1853 900: stock on hand. $4,000: last weeks stocR'
1000 sales, Gas 900; odd III. Goo 6oxods, 7ooo'
e4xe4s, 10000 spot, $4,000; futures, $4,000 sales
for weekly delivery. in October, 10000; November
10000: Decemter, 5000; January, 1000; fco
rriary, $4,000: March $4,000; April, 4oOV' May
1000: June, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
GOVERNOR HILLS MOVEMENTS

Auburn, n. Y, Sept 20.-Govcrnor iii arrived
in This city from Rochester at 30 this Afternoon
rh covarnor and party reached Weedsport at IL 30
a III and after the Governor briefly addressed the
crowd assembled this place, he was driven to
Port Byron After dinner the Governor was put into
carriage drawn by four white horses, and driven TO
mis- CITY Al 4 o'clock he briefly addressed large
crowd from stand erected In seward PARK ana ms
evening he spoke at greater length TO an audience In
the Opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River, sept. 30 Special The print cloth
market closed firm and active with o4xo4s quo'eu a'
1910 cents less one per cent, ana ooAoos al DC
cents The sales for the week have been large ana
were prnclpally for future delivery. Tho future
sales now extend up to June. The statement Is az
follows: Production. 10000 Vieco deliveries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
cp1cKEr AID LACRossE Isl BRoOKLYN

A game Of lacross sc for the benefit of the yelo"
fever sufferers in Jacksonville was played yesterday
on the Broklyn bas bail ground. The staten lsari
Athletic Club team played the Brooklyn Lacrosse OIuO
and we're beaten By a Of goals 10 l.
All Nev-York rlavod against the Manhattan Cricket
Club In Prospect Park yesterday. and cot beaten BY
score OF IS 10 lOl for eight wlckeis The mach was
for the benefit OF Harry Iyers, the Manhattan OiuD
professional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
nrpr,p11cAN NoM1NEEs IN NEw.JERsEY.

Borrientown, " j., sept 20.-wilam Carter.
Of this city. rcnominaied for Stale Senator and
Nv the burlington County Republican Convention.
held to-day al Mount Holly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

yusf Published.
A bsauataI Photograph sire 1870 moussse o.
famous picture py conrade JAMES r. rAYLo5. ron sos
celsbratei War Poem.
I'VE HAVE DRUNK FROM THE SAME
CANTEEN."
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A reduction made TO GRAND ARMY MEN sEkS a
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WRITES FREELY AND NEVER GETS OUT OF
ORDER. Is PsoNoUyCBD THE BEST IN THE nAB
kEr bf H.NDREDs OF PIE tssy "a ~ ~ g,'
BY NAIL PREPAID.
j. 8. HULrN,
500 BROADWAY. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

IN. family OF Nr J. J. Frick. Lexn zton-a-e, N y,
r. sxne mice And roach~s from their apartments
~ tho alt vav and succeeded IN ie-tr0y.
tao worth ~ Furniture had use sEABURfs
rR CANDLES wonit have en- sued as thcse cln
dies are AMI Endorsed oy INSURANCE comp
MES sold By druggists