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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Dressmaklna.

n RESSMAKING.-By q competent dressmaker TO work
~ by the day nrs-oass filter and draper NJ. FUREf,
101 West 45th-s.
n RESSMAKER.-By a frst-class litter and draper
- she's few more engagements by the day. would
20 town late OF of the leading houses; city
references Address d. $50 Broadway
II RESSMAKER, whose fitting and draping "a not ex
- ceIed wishes customers city country terms,
~ 25 per day Address A. j., 10O West 421-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
GETTYSBURG.

George Parson Lathrop will read to-day battle
ode before the Society of the Army Of The Potomac, of
which tho following the opening and closing
stanzas:
Hail, victors. living, with lauvcllcd brow,
And you that sleep beneath the sward
Your song poured from cannon threats.
IT rang In deep-tongucd bugc-noves
Your triumph came: you won your crown.
The grandeur of q worlds rcnown
But, in our later lays.
Full frclehtcd with your praise,
Fair memory harbors those whose lives, laid dow"
In gallant fai,h 9TH. and s generous r1Us, heat
An are at peace who once so crccly wnreu chord
For II We say God wills,
Shall VIC then idly deny Him..
Care Of each host in the deht3,
His thunder was hcIc In the HIS
When tn guns were loud 10 July;
And tho flash of the musl c.ry's light
In "i its ,p good I and is evil tho scheme
was framed with omnipo'cn. hand.
Though The battle Of mon was dream
That they could but half understand:
Can the purpose Of God pass by h'ml
Nav: II was sure aDd was wrought
Under inscrutabc powers.
Bravcly the two armies fonrht ~
Nnd left the land. that was greater than thcy, SUI
theirs and orTS
Dear arr the Cca' weep for:
Dear are the strong hearts hroken!
Proudly thcir memory We keep for
OF sacred thought too deep for
Words that leave II unSpolcn
All that know Of farcSt.
All that We have Of acc'cSf.
Here lay down for thc raNcst
Doors whose sous $50 fcctcSt
And In homes OF air lest.
Panied with the irncst and sweetest.
Days with fiery hearted. bold advances:
Nights in din and shadowy swift retreat
Rains that rush with bright. cmtatflcd lanccs
Thunder. booming round yonr siricss fet
Winds that set tho orchard with sweet faneies
Moonc ht, starlight. on your mute graves fahins'
Dew distilled as tears ur0idden flow
Dust Of drOnth in drifts and LAYERS crawling;
Lulling dreams of softly whispering snow;
Happy birds from eafy covcrts calling;
These 90 on yet none OF these you Know,
Hearing not human voice
Speaking 10 you all In vain.
Nor the psalm of land that rcjoiccs.
Ringing from churches and cities and foundries,
But the sun and the birds, and the frost, and the
breezeS that blow
When tempes's arc striving and nghtnlnGS OF heaven
With one consent
Mafc unto them
Who died for Us eternal reqnicms
y.
Two hostile bullets in midai
Together shocked.
And swift werc locked
Forever In firm embrace.
Then let us have so much grace
To take tho bullets place.
And learn that VIC arc held
BY laws that weld
Our hearts together
As once We batlcd hand TO hand
SO hand in hand to-day we stand,
Sworn TO each Other,
Brother and brother,
In storm and mist or calm translucent weather !:
And Gettysburg's guns, with their deathgving
Echoed from ocean to OCEAN shall pour
OulckcHing life to the nations core;
Filling minds again .
With the spirit of those who wrought in the Field OF
the Flower Of Men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
TGRANVIi.LE p HAYES and RICE & WILEY
Solicitors for Complainant
9 UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

y OF MN -fUHh.
Philo T.. Mls John Gibbs. Charles L. Harding Gard.
ner r. Colby and Edgar Harding plaintiffs against J.
Foster Parkhurs assignee for the benefit creditors
Henry w. Perlnc. and the said Henry w. Perine de.
PENDANTS
Pursuant order made Special Term this
Court held House. CITY OF Ncw-YOrk,
entered herein the ?9th day OF November 1887,
notice hereby all persons and creditors having
claims the defendant Henry w. Perne that they
are required to in and exhibit their demands with
ia y vnIict therefor before the Cndc
the referee named IN said order and appointed for such
purpose at his Office No. 2Gj Broadway, In the city OF
New York tefore the 18th day OF July. 1855, at
o'clock the afternoon OF that day, which day. time and
place hereby fixed ana appointed for such purpose,
default thereof such and creditors shall be
excluded the benefit OF such order ami from sharing
distribution the funds in the hands OF the
sgnee.
GEORGE 6 HASTINGS. Referee.
MOSES r. CROW, Attorney for plaintiffs, 265 Broadway
Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
''1 Wands to Jn or W. 'T Maaren $4,000
to Celia Y and Or Henry V ogei 2lsoo
0- w. Rscf Si to Walter W Montague $4,000
Charles Iowe1 To to John G. over6iser 1850
f'G to A. " Bilch a'i -. 25s5o
Rebecca Kap 1DG 70 Ben amin r En;ten $1,000
Cortand,-st, No 81, 50 and 81, and 1903 70 1l3
West-s and l64 and 1876 Washing ton-st Exec
utors OF Francis b, wallace 20 " L. Iiuobel $4,000
0-I Pufdon, Referee, to Reuben W Ross $4,000
n Pragne, ct al to Richard Neville, ana ano $500
iarnes s. and iohn Meyers to otto seiert $4,000
ard NJ Henry Ret, to The n. y Life ms $4,000
o'I to same $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03

The be in denomination OF one thousand dol
lars annual coupons due the lst diy
January ana July OF each year respectively. 49,
The principal and Interest payable Ia the CITY OF new
York al place the Governor may elect ana ~ h
Office OF Treasurer OF the State, IN the City oil Al
lanta, Georgia in -, - $1,000.
Bids must accompanied by certified check or checks
certificate deposits OF solvent bank or bankers
OF the State OF Georgia for I'VE per cent OF c
amount bid, said checks or certificate or dIob
being made payable to the Treasurer OF Georgia.
Bid will opened by the Governor ara treasurer
ana declared July State
serving right reject any or all OF SAIL bdS
THE State will issue registered bonds I'm lieu o. any OF
the above bonds provided in SAID act at any
time on demand Of the thereof .
this issue OF bonds will furnished application to the
JOHN B. GORDON.
p L. uARpEMAN. Governor.
Troag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
BROOKLYN 1jropcrtp for Sale ano Go Est

N LOT OF DESIRABLE LOTS for sale on De Kalo-
J. ave, near Sumner; $4,000.
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Eeqal Notices.
NOTICE


NOTICE. - &c.,. -.
l\Unlted States OF America In tho Circuit Court OF
the United States for the Middle District OF Alabama
The American Loan and Trust Company
The Montgomery 's and Florida Railway In equity
Under by virtue OF decree entered on inc 1th gay
OF June 1888, in the above entitled cause, the under
csdance with the provisions OF said Decree he WILL
sday, the 18th day Of July 1883, At il oeiock'
noon In front OF the postonce, In the ciy OK Mont-
gOmcry. OF Alabama, proceed to sell ~ pubic
the said the Montgomery and Florida Railway Company.
commencing at Montgomery, Alabama, and running
thence soutncGsterly direction 70 Chatahoochc;'
Florida and oil branch lines between said points includ;
the suporstructure depot grounds station houses,
watering places shops, machine shops machinery,
side tracks urnOuts, turntables, Weighing scales hX-
lures locomotives, tenders rolling stock fuel equip
dinarlly used In operating said railroad ana AL rights
and privileges OF way, transit which are now con.
structcd purchased acquired held possessed owned
by said company and pertaining to said line OF railroad
and all corporate rights privileges and franchises Of
said company. together with all and singular the
mcnts Entertainments ana appurenances thercuntO be-
lonGnga portion only OF said railroad having been
structed.
The purchaser SAID sale must pay the Of thirty
thousand dollars in cash. to be forfeited
case Of Noncompliance with the terms OF said sale
Special Master within twenty after said safe and
bnance be paid either IN cash in such OF the bonds
coupons belonging thereto been proved
and allowed In this cause tho same to be received at
tribuvc amount that holders thereof would be on.
titled the entire OF the bid
paid in cash Under the provisions OF this decree no bid
dollars JOSEPH w DiMMicK, Special Master
GRANVILLE p HAYES and RICE WILEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
State Of Georgia Bonds,
FOUR AND ONE-HALF PER CENT.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

ATLANTA, GA, June LIST, 1SSS.
Indar the authority act approved september ot1,
1857 authorizing the Governor and TREASURER to isu
bonds OF amount not TO exceed nlnett Ell
hundred thousand dollars with which to pay on that or
ton OF the public January 1st 1882 seized
proposals Will be received at the Office OF the treasurer
Of Georgia up II o'clock July Oh next Tor one
million nine hundred thousand dollars Of four ana one
half per coupon natuiing as herein SET lOiv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
JULY INVESTMENTS.

We offer for sale and recon-
mend without reserve the FIRST
MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT.
THIRTY YEAR GOLD BONDS
of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Business Ctanfes.

CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER FOR SALE
" Daily and Weekly Republican newspaper OF large
crcratlop published In Of tho most thriving towns
OF Central California The office Is well supplied with
machinery OF every description and has large sssort-
nSns OF type Nine men employed Ill health cause
OF selling A rare chance for newspaper man. Price
as 600 cash Address j. L. FISHER Merchants EX-
change, San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
GopartnersDtp Notices.

New.York, June 30. 1928.
THE PARTNERSHIP existing under the
/ firm name Of J. G. WEsTBROoK & CO., Publishing
Agents. 70 Temple Court shall 20 exist after to-
d1y j. c. WESTBROOK continuing the business and the
undersigned retiring JAS' NcCoMB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Citn f1rouertp 60 fet.

PUBLISHED 57THsT. EXTENSION HOUSE,
"A with box platform stOop Perfectly superb through.
Quit Immense reduction in price Immediate
sale Keys from
" X. STEVENSON & Co.. loo Broadway.
OS1 MADISON-AVE cor. 43D.ST-To Let-Ths
DOL larger portion Of seamheated furnished corner
house (the reservlng rooms). Apply
Uses from 3 to p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03


BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge. TEACH
~. EiS registered for 20 cents for postage vacancies
always hand form for stamp. Il. II. AVERY, Aulefl
can School Bureau West 14th-st. II. Y.
A GENTLEMAN who has teen very successful in in
~ nuencing educating young people desires few
pupils at their homes.d Aiiress THOROUGH, Tribune
oilce.
4 GENTLEMAN desires a position in school or as pri-
"A yao tutor. specially mathematics; 20 years eX.
excellent references. Al
dress NORMAL GRADUATE, Tribune Oficc.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors. Governesses
&C., 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
MPS NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
TUTORS goveInesscs. professors teachers all branches
circulars schools supplied parents; English, French
German Spanish spoken MIRIAM COYRIERE 81
East 18th St, bet 4th-ave. and broadway.
(NANVED-A partner Tor long es, aDllsned city dIy
w school location hrs-cass; rcciCnce present
irons: terms reasonable opportunity. Address
IMMEDIATELY, Tribune Office.
WANTED Immediately. governcss for two little girls
w ApDlv Tuc~lav rrr~ine, BROCKWAf TEACHERS
AGENCY. % West 231st.
XIyOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Gof
w sexes supplies professors teachers governeses
musicians. housekeepcTS companions, &C. 10 coiieses
schools and families also bookAeepers senographers ana
cOpyists 10 business firms.
MRS A. D. CULVER. 800 5th-avc. New.York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Financial.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Preferred stocks yielding per cent issued by good
companies having debt an1 earning dividends Oh pre-
ferred and common with surplus sinking fund
The American investment Co.. (ROOUs 20 and 2l), No..
A., Broadway.
4 LIMITED AMOUNT of first mortgage
N year per Gold Bonds for sale at 103 and IN
terest This l. "a mortgage q completed railway which
is thoroughly equipped and earning, net than
times The interest whole Issue OF the bonds. We
believe them De Of the safest and cheapest invest
"11''' 49, VIZ TURNER, MANUEL & CO.
Nc. 81 Walst. (Mills Bulldng)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Business l1ropertp for Sale ano 90 Get

A DJCINING Grand Central Depot 43d-st, attractive
f1storrs; large plate glass fronts; heat Apply
sS Madsonave.
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET, on Beekman Ann Fulton John, Pearl, Will.
lam, Nassau and streets in the vicinity rutland
WHITING. Beekmanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
UiD.0en0 Notices.

TIEAsUREE's OFFICE. MINNEAPoLIs AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
MINNEAPOLIS, June -, 1sS8.
coupons due July 1st, proX.. from tho
" First Mortgaee Bonds Of this company Will be paid
and after that date the Office OF H. T. Flower Coz
81 broadway. Ncw.York II. i. FLETCHER. Treasurer
COUPONS due July /, 1888, on the bonds
~ OF the MARIETTA AND NORTH GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY viii be paid At the Office Of SMITH.
OAKMAN & RYAN, 81 and 80 Pine st. New York.
i. Nj PULSfFEI, President
THE GFORGN MIDLAND AND GUILE RAILROAD co.
I INTEREST COUPONS of the First Mort gage
y bonds of this company. due July !, 1888 will be
paid at the Central Trust Company Of New York.
JAMES f.. GRANNIS. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
AMI, 90 nnNUEnv


81 AND 343 BOwERY.
THE Trustees have declared Dividend for
the six months ending June 30, 1888. all deposits
entitled thereto under the bylaws, at the rate of FOUR
per cent per Of 800 and under. ard
$500 aad Under 5000 at the of THREE
per per annum, payable on and after JULY II.
1883. CHARLES CURTISS President
ANDREW MILLS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Citp propertn for Sale.

FOR sALE-The 3story freesone house, No. ~ Lex
l. ingtonaye., between 44th and 45th Address
T. H. H. Box 1896. n. Y. z. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
IIMITED AMOrNT of first mortgace
VILLAGE BONDS
notce ~ sale Of Bonds OF the yiuogc OF Noun,

Y Notice Of sale Of Bonds vniagc
Vernon. n. Y go
village OF Mount Vernon, in Wes hester County New.
yorE will be public auction 20 the highest bidder
al The the Trustees OF said VILLAGE in Dearborns
Building 4h Avenue In said village Oh the sth day
" ThGse are the first o ssrlcs o; boEds which
no tssued by sail Village under chapter sos
Of ssG as amended ~ cha ei 1913 Of the laws OF 1885,
20 nroyile funds the trucOn OF permanent
lem OF sewerage and drainage for said Village. Each
bond will ttr IriDcpt sum OF ore thousand dollars
ana will hear interest VI four per centum per
annunl payable sem annually Principal and nteres;
viii he p,yable nc the National Citizens Bank In New.
YORK. CITY. The bonds Will be coupon bonds, with the
privilege the holder 81 having them made registered
bonds They Will be dated June 1st 1883, payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03

TTIF BANK TO1. NNN mus,
CT DLEECKEfs-ST.. New York. July Q, 1888.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
u the usual interest under the provisions OF the by
laws for the six months ending the 3Oh Of June fol-
lows:
A. the o. four az cent per annum on all sums
OF 50 and upward not exceeding $1,000 payable on and
after the third Monday being the 10th day OF this month
This interest IL carried the credit OF deDo
tors principal the LIST inst. where II stands ex
acty deposit.
1t will be entered the pass books at any time when
required and after the 10th inst.
ROHFPT HOLT Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-28
Let Us smile.
escape.

The Austin Reveille is still run
ming as daily The Journal cop
led the suspension from the Gazette.
Good joke all around.-Reno Jour
nal.
The Gazette got the item from
the Eureka Sentinel. 1t is now in
order for Cassidy to explain.-Reno
Gazette.
In reply to the above We void
state, that in the latter part OF
December one Of the proprietors OF
this paper was in Austin, aud was
therefore informed that, owing to
the dull times, caused by the Man
haitian Company, that the Reveille
intended to suspend the puhlica-
ton of its daily and run it as a
weekly, and at that time it seemed
to be q settled fact that the change
would be made on or about the
first of January. But when it be-
came generally known that the Re-
veiile was about to be changed
from a daily to a weekly, the en-
terprising merchants and citizens
of Austin .sstood in" with the Re-
veille, and the change was not
made. We are pleased to know
that the Reveille was not compelled
to make the contemplated change,
and hope that it and the town OF
Austin will be so prosperous that
no change in its publication will be
necessary for the next quarter OF a
century.-Sentinel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-28

The Central Nevedau hits the
nail hard in the following:
Never patronize merchant who
sends three thousand miles to have
his printing done. If you do every
dollar you spend with him is gone
from the money circulation OF this
country. Such men are bears on
any community, and are not will
ing to patronlze the local public
from which they expect to live.
Money spent in Chicago tor print
ing does not help a single citizen Of
this State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-28
eRossmAN,s MEDICATION.

Now that Max Grossman has
been fully indicated of the charge
Of tampering with the Grey child,
the authorities should see that the
party who is guilty should be
brought to justice. The last wit
ness for the aefense saw her trip
ping along the railroad track, a
laughing, happy child, at quarter
past 2. The evidence is conclusive
that she was not assaulted in Gross
mans store. Everything points to
the fact that she was assaulted on
her way home between gals and
8 o'clock. DIR. Herrick, had he
been placed on the stand, would
have testified that she started to
tell him who was the guilty party,
mentioning another name than
Cheeseman's, and then changed it to
Grossman. The APPEAL refrains
from publishing this name, because
it was not in testimony, the case
being dismissed with only half the
witnesses for the defense testifying.
Now that an innocent man has
been cleared, the guilty should not
eacano
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-28
"A few dealers who have

A few dealers who have been
trying to "bear" Con. Cal. Va.
stock offered next months divi-
dends Monday afternoon at 40 cents
per share. They were taken at
that rate on 700 shares, and more
were bid for, but they we're not
forthcoming.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-28

Many Reno girls who have
slsapely arms refuse to be vaccinated
thereon, but bear their le-limbs
for the operation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-28
The Premium, ON scalps.


The Austin Reveille Gays the
scalp bounty act is too heavy a
drain upon the Lander county treas
ury, and advises the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners to repudiate the
claims for bounty. 1t seems that
an order Of the Board of Commits
sioners in Lander county requires
the testimony of white men that
the scalps presented by Indians
were taken in the County.
and although The Indians pro-
duce such testimony, the Reveille
thinks the bounty should not be
paid. 1t seems to forget that the
object of the law was to rid the
country of the rabbit pest. and that
it makes no distinction between
whites and Indians.
National Republican., 1888-02-29
oeorro,ovn am,,eur orohes,ra.

The twcnty.sixth public rehearsal OF the
Georgetown Amateur Orchestra took place last
night at the National Rifles armory. Miss
Kate Neal scott, soprano, was the soloist of
the occasion. The orchestra did better work
than at their previous concert, playing with
much greater precision. A novel feature was
a basSoou solo. which was Creditably rendered
by Mr.. Jules Dieudonne. Miss Scott sang
the "i urelcy" of List. on being recalled she
gave LasStns Dream" Miss Scott is well
known as one OF our very best sopranos, and
her voice has lost none of its sweetness aud
purity of lone, but rather has gained in power
and fexihility since last season. Her good
style AMI intelligent interpretations place her
in.the front rank of amateurs, The orchestra
played Waldteufels waltz well, and Mr. kas.
nnr hcscrYcs mnCh crcdlt for his loading.
National Republican., 1888-02-29
Unpaid Bar Bills.

Horace RGub, executor of the estate OF Jas.
Golden, yesterday filed statement of the &C.
counts due the estate in the registers Office
the accounts are mostly bar bills. There are
nine,y.two such items, and comprise names
OF lawyers, politicians, business men,
majors. Judges, &C., and the amounts
site each name is written In red ink the
real value OF the claim, and IN. 60 appears
opposite majority OF the names. The total
estimate il 81, 1855.
National Republican., 1888-02-29
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY,
Minor Occurrences in and About ths
OitY.

susan r. Robinson and husband have lis.
posed ol lots 90 and 10 IN subdivision Of square
l5S tor IS, 5uU to W. A Gray.
George W. Cropley was excused in the Grim
iual Cuut yesterday from further duty as q
petit Juror this term.
Roberta. Hill was yesterday drawn asa
pctit iuror 10 IN vacancy in circuit court
NO, for the balance OF the present term.
W. W. Gait and Collins Cfusor were accepted
a, jurors in the criminal court yesterday aud
!. s. Brown and Roster Dulauey were ex.
Cu,cd
David A. Windsor and wife have spdto
HieIOmC:O. Claughton ior sis 600 lot " III Nc
RGc's subdivision OF original lots To ID III
square l51.
william Robinson was brought into the
criminal court yesterday ON bench warrant
and committed to Jail pending trial on the
charge OF forgery
Judge Smell yesterday held Benjamin Pol
lard, COloitd, for the grand jury. iur break lg
into the house o. Thomas llatdcser, on the
Bunker Hin road.
Edward CropScy, a New Yorker, was sent
down for thirty days To the workhousc by
JEdgc Smell yesterday for impurtunng con.
gtCssmen for money.
The case Of Joan stafford, charged with as.
saul with intent to Kill John Harris on oct
-, 1857, has ueen continued until the March
term Of the criminal court.
The commissioners, In letter to Cha rmau
llcmphill report adversely on the House niu
Tor the reliCi o. the Church Of the Ascension
from payment Of special asseSsm. nts.
William Hunter, under indictment for ARRAY
on Dec last, failed to appear when his case
was called in the criminal court Yesterday
and his personal rccognllance was forfeited.
Alrer, Beck, working on the safe Deposit
building, had Il narrow escape yesterday. He
was working on the second story and fell
thirty feet. Fortunately no bones were broken.
MCsSrs. George +. johnson and Augustus H..
Walsh yesterday, rs auditors filed their in.
l.. Il. Mercer and placed the value therc9f at
sG,Ogt.
ACertiNcatC OF the election OrtruStees for the
MetrorUulan \. VI. Z. church was filed i'll the
r. Coiders oiliCr yesterday Ghe trustees are
". II. = Ease, Jas. Washington, Jerry Iohu.
son, F. W. Garter; w. IL. II. Hart ana &. G..
BiOVn.
National Republican., 1888-02-29
N'I'LEMEN!!
Mems Neckwear.

Latest London novelties for the Spring Of
1883. We opened Saturday, Feb 25, $50
dozen Scarfs at 4Sc each and 200 dozen
Scarfs at 25c each. In the window corner
OF Twelfth street aud the Avenue we have
displayed samples. That you may pay else
no exaggeration. We have contracted to
take 1000 dozen Of these scaris this season.
In giving such an order a special price was
given us. We give you the benefit. -. -.