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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
VERMONT READY FOR THE BALLOT.
A THOROUGH CANVASS OF THE STATE FOR THE
PROTECTION CAUSE

PROTECTION CAUSE
Ct Johnsbury, Vt, Aug. 81 (spccaD.-The last two
weeks OF the canvass In Vermont VIII be narhou oy
series OF Republican county mass-meetings, which
nromIse TO be larger and moro important than any
vet held -Four notable mass-meetings were hcIf
Yesterday under the auspices of tho Republican
state Committoe At Fair Haven Judge A. L. Nor
rison delivered stirring protection speech TO large
audience, composed mostly OF msrble-workes ana
xate.nuarrymen Previous 10 the meeting there was
grand torch-Ight procession. LED by tho ihau
Stevens Republican Club The Republicans OF Addi'
son County held a rousing rally at Orwell and were
addressed by George NJ. Dewey, OF Michigan, ana
local speakers The Republicans Of Essex County,
the greatest lumber producing county In vermont
held massmeeting for HARRISON Morton and protec-
ton. william 2. Dillingham;, Of Waterbury, made
a strong tariff speech. The audience was made up
largely OF lumbernen and workmen In saw mills
II the Mills bill should become law, with It's free
lumber clause the lumber industry of Essex County
would be destroyed unless the wages Of tho American
workmcn were reduced to the level Of the Canadian
iaborers. The annual product Of the Essex County
forests foots UP nearly 20o,00000o feet of manu-
featured lumber. and fully three thousand men are
engaged IN the Industry rs sex County lumberneD
A splendid audience assembled in Music Han, at
st. Johnsbnry, last night TO hear A. W. Tenney, OF
DECLINING A JOINT POLITICAL DEBATE
/ Chicago, Aug. 21.-kODcrt Ill. COWufey, candidate
of the United Labor Party for President of the United
States recently challenged A. ]. streaor, canddate
for President Of the Union Labor Party TO joint
debate. He has received a reply which, In part
reads
While do not believe IN Mr.. Georges land tax
! theory yet In this canvass have not anita gonized
Won nor your pecuiia tax theory. ! have lcn y0r
both alone IN your glory, and yet you are not happy
am not OF those who promote divisions In labor
= organizations by getting up hobbies TO ride.
Mr. Cowdrcy has replied at some length to thi
letter pointing out the differences between the Unor
and United Labor parties and expressing regret tina
streator tad declined his proposition
DODOING THE ISSUES IN VIRGINIA
Richmond, Va, Aug 81 (Spocial.-Tbero Is constcr
nation In the ranks OF the Democratic party In thi
State While the newspapers In tho negro countfe
are counting the negro vote, In the white countc
they are doing everything possible TO nbame III
whites against tho negroes. On tho tarih ISSUE Oh
Repnblicans can win. and therefore the Democrat
managers Will try to dodge II. The Petersbur
Index. Appeal" a high protective Democratic paper
In to-day's issue says
For our own part. We shall be glad TO SEQ tb
discussion Of the tariff altogether dropped In Nhgni
and the fight made on the only line IN which Dcm'
cratic consistency can be maintained, and Dcn9crnl
success now and hereafter, put beyond peradvcntur
Lot us hope they Will be wise enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
PEFEREE FOR An OPERA COMPAAE

SHAREHOLDERS WITHIN REACH OF Pho0ESS
SERVICE MUST APPEAR AS DEFENDANTS
In the suit against the defunct American opera IONS
many brought by S. s. Cochran for himself ana o'her'
argument was heard recently by Judge Patterson "a
sunreme Court Chambers, on the plantlh mo'loh 10
s,,se ont the names Of several defendants iof Ns"s
reasons It was shown that Henry Hilton ana George
N Pullman had satisfied their statutory hapihV' aha
that Chauncey NJ Depew and others had never oeen
tockbolders II was asked that others also DE droppe'
ON the other hand answers we're put In 70 sho" us'
the plaintiff was not the real party lii interest," aa
parke Goodwin claimed that he had paid ms suuscrp
tiop and in addition lad lent $500 for the p4yme
Of salaries -, NJ.
In his opfnjcn. handed down YESTERDAY Judsc rfN
,erson decided that the action should not DC dlscoh
,lnued a. against resident Shareholders or aheged
shareholders who are In reach OF process serViee
la Hose who have discharged their nanny Hsa "a
establish that defence the trial ana thdt oon.r
sockholdels are entitled 10 investigate sucn pay MI,
hsvinr ieen made Against those who are non'Iesl-
dents the action will he discontinued ~ y noo
necessary the Judge says. TO delay acuon W Dne
ing in creditors not parties 10 the sur: .neie -
no reason why reference should not be drcc'sd w
less some of tie defendants have not ah'"flea. .g
further delay should be- had IN The pfDccculhss ~"'
! therefore samuel Jones Is made referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
REPUBLICAN DELEGATEs CHOSEN.

ALL IN FAVOR OF WARNER MILLER FOR COVER
NOR
Carmel " Y, Aug 81 tspeclaD.-The Republican
County convention was held here to-day General
Butteracid, OF Phlupstown, was chosen Chairman
Prank Wells and A. W. MADDEN secretaries. Hamll-
ton Fish, jr, Henry Mabie and Andrew Cosgrih were
elected delegates to the State Convention On motion
OF Hamilton Fish, 1r., the convention adopted inc
following:
Resolved. That the Republicans OF putnam Eonn.y
view with pleasure the prospect o. tne t,i
advancement the Republican representatives OF thS
county have ever stfven
! Cuba. N. Y, Aug 81 (speclaD. The Allegany
County Republican Convention was held at this place
today Tho following were elected delegates 10 inc
State Convention: A. b. Coitrell, f. 5. smith, ~ d.
Whipple James Thornton John H. lowden' A. d.
nradIey. W. p. Clark and Washington Moses. The re-
nomination OF A. B. Cottrell for Member Of Assembly
Vas madc by reclamation as was Also mat nl "tihair
ra v WAS dominated for Sheriff and George A
| Green for County Clerk The whole ucAel - eui'
to DO elected
Fonda. " Y, Aug. 81 specaD.-At montgomery
County to-day, the following delegates wero ele''ea
| no tho Republican State Convention: John kellogg
| and N Hewitt OF Amsterdam; Adam Smith. OF Cana,
,oharie: D. E. Dedusen of Menden; JACOB Nce' o, o,
Palstins: E. b. Fish, OF Glen. and jacob Snen ", VI
Mohawk They arc Instructed lot @in'f ' Ava
Governor. -. A.
GouverDeur, ". Y, Aug 81 tspeciaD.-Tho ls' h'-
s,mbly District Convention for st. Lawrence county
was held here to-day. Tho following deiega'o' "e.'
che,en TO tho state Convention: N NJ Curtis, A. ~
Horrman Thomas A. Turnbun, A. A. smith, H. "
Reynolds, George r. Malby. They are nn'ns'ruc cru
hut favor tho nomina tion of warner Miller lot oov
,rpor Delegates to tho Congressional Cenventlon-o
NJ Gleason, Henry Rodcc, Daniel 8 Gifdn AMI DAME
Peck. General N NJ Curtis was renoninated lot mem
ber Of Assembly, for his sixth CONSECUTIVE sr,n IN
oral cnrtis NJ r. sackett and others adaresseo 'n
! convention ,,.
Buffalo, Aug 21.-Delegates to the hepu'nca al
State Convention at Saratoga were elected today a
follows: LIST Dstrict-James Boland, james W Con
nen. Hiram Exstein, Thomas J. o'Bnen, fa.flcA .
Mcdonnell and Patrick Wright lid D9strct-John a
Miller. E. E. Brownlleh, H. w. Brcndel. H. ). meyer
, Simon seibert, j. c. Miller Philip j. "eimar' iii'
Distnct-o G. Warren lat large. william H. Aloro
, Charles L. Feldman j. II. Carmichael, Ahsei NJ >
Smith, william d. sirret, Phio D. Beard Emory
, Close and f. Dcakers IYth Disrict-Ehwan, n
Binary Harvey J. Iuh, Charles A. OFT, aIon "a
Dund and Amos II. Baker: With DistrctnAseIan i ~,
: dell b. " Belts, J. H. Msahl, J. T. Even ana ~ Ii
Long. I'll, H.. corrr.ssn,
The Erie County delegation IS solid for Congressma
John b. Weber for ueutenan,GoVerhor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
MP AROysOy's FUNERAL TO-DAY.

The funeral OF Edward Aronson, the former bust
ness manager Of the Casino. VIII be held at 800
o'clock this morning at No 213 West Forty fourthst
4 larre attendance OF friends and acquaintance IS
cxpected as Mr.. Arunson q general favorite In
professional aud private circles. The trustees Of the
Actors Fund Of whom he was an honorcd and hard
worling member, Will attend in a body.
The pail bearcrs will include Francis Wilson, DIR.
Nesbtt Joseph Howard, IT., Harrison Gray Fiske and
Tesse Williams. A. NJ. Palmer also expected 10
act in this capacity but he telegaphed yesterday that
fhe illness OF Mrs. Palmer would prevent his being
nrcsenf Dr. GOtthei will conduct the services, and
lie lnterment will be In cypress Hills Cemetery.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san Francisco, Aug II, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
VETERAN TEACHER AFFLICTED.

Professor Terence Jacobson al the head OF inc
Brooklyn Training School for Teachers, In Berkeley
place, since It opened, has resigned on account
Of an affection of tho cyesigh cataract Is forming
over one of his eyes and the other Is slightly anectei
so that total blindness IS feared The ne9t medca'
attention f. given him but there is little hore OF
rcuef and absolute rest is required delicate
surgical operaton may leave him with partial sight
Professor jacobson is one of the best known school
princ,pals in Brooklyn, and his misfortune will cause
r,,int - many friends lie Is old member Of Ply
mouth Church active in its sunday school and In other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
SENATOR EDMUNDs CANNOT SPEAK
HIS VOICE. But NOT HIS HEART. FAILS HIM

WIS VOICE. prr NOT HIS HEART. FAILS HIM
THE SCHEDULE ALMOST READY
latter was received yesterday by tho Nat,onai ho-
,,,.an Camna,gn Committee from Senator Euhunus
,.,,no that he would not DO able to make any more
campaign speeches this year, OWING 10 'n0 80,
., nj, health and the exhaustive requirements VI nS
Concr.ssonai work That be writes this dcclarauoa
,,h regret "a evident from his letter. IN "hich nc
says: T., A.. ..oos.
AZ INV hcar. and homes and wishes are In the success
a, our candidates In the present campaign for i'
hrv that Il is one Of the important crises IN INC
history Of our country. particularly as nsa'uS u.D
material welfare prosperity and happiness OF Ill inc
neople IL is not therefore, from any emoarrassm."
oc,oa e,,her with our cause candidates 'ha'
have been Obliged 70 decline public speaking
hrscouv mnossibls for me speak out OF doors anu
very nsary 80 in any large hall 6ned with people ~"
wear s,d tear Of nine months OF Senator'u "oiA ~
No, oitoeether propltious climate OF Wahhhpton a."
aica,ine TO me that my capacity for woiA 10 suo'''
exhausted for this season -, ..,,, T.,
Senator Dawes writes that he VIII tahc tho s'"''P ~
New England as soon as Congress adlourIS'. -
xreccd that the full schedule OF speakers VIII oe
ready I'm a few days after Chairman quay fc'u' ~
from Washington. which will be tomorrow or next uaS
Colonel Dudley returned yesterday s'a'e oonao ''
Hobart, Of New-Jcrsey spent somo nmo AZ no"uiu ,
te,s hut Mr. Garrison is still confined to his room ,
w onrtv waiting Tor bis spraincd anhie W sc' "oN
again. 49,, ,o q. largo number of
visitors Yesterday at headquarters oho Oh "a Var
p n Studcbaker the we'll known Wagon ". I t w..
whose shops al North Bend Ind are saia 10 nr
lar rcst of the kind In the world he eAp'0o'N ~
fect confidence In HaIrison's election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
MIR. GrBBESs's APPLICATION DENIED.

Albany. n. Y, Ang. 2l-Attornov General Tabor
has denied tho application Of Daniel Gibbons. OF tho
Board Of Electrical Control, Nsw-York to have him
bring . special action against tho United states H.
Illuminating Company for falling to comply with pro
visions Of Chapter TIC. Laws OF New-York. relating
To electrical conductors. Tho Attorney General holds
that tho law provides remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
THE FLEET OF YACHTS DIsBAyD.

Newport, r. l., Aug 2l.-Inmedately after colors
this morning, Commodore GerrJ called meeting Of the
captains on board the Electra The feet Of tho New
York Yacht Club was then formally disbanded aftsr
a most enjoyable cruise Of two weeks. 1t has been
raining here all day, and only few OF the yachts
have left the harbor. The Puritan sailed for Boston
carly In the morning Many Of the yachts Will re-
main here for some days to como, for Newport has
grea. attractions for the members OF the club. II
va this TACT which caused the feet 10 lose neaSy
one half Us craft ct the 1rst visit on August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
CorRr CALESDARs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMnGRs-Before Pati ,r'on J,SSo-
90 80 81 3s SO. o.. H. II. 10, ~ ~ ~ Ipo aop
SfPi,EME COUiI - SPECIAL 1EEM-PAKi /. - A%ourAed
until Montay scptemJ er II. =. ,..o, ,a,o,. tia
Proua. Clek-rroOaIe the wl OF Eliza Jane ArdeD 1"
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcIAL TERN Before Freedman j.
No calendar. al,
calendar. ard ttr =.
Court SEs5lON5-PAaI H. IL. 81" 49,
Atiuurued for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
"oh. girl with the jewelled fingers.
Oh. maid with the laces rare J

What are your i.ves and what lAcss worth TO
you Yon would give them all II you coald get oaek our
health Well can Keep your j. Neh 400
your Thousands of women know by many sA.
nernce ivOrts Prescription rest"ref TIE
health p0sitivr remedy for those defargentnts l'
reguaritiss asd weak 10 woman IN aot
IL ho drugglsis uphsf
pos i've guarantee from the msnniactarers that WI eve
sat money will 90 refunded, ms
has been printed the bottle Wrapper ana nilh'
fully carried for many ysarA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Lafayette Ind, Aug. 21.-The IXth Disuot Ne
publican Congressional Convention renomiha'ed 'o-
scph B. Cheadle the first ballot
Montgomery, Ala, Aug 2l-Ihe Democrauo Con-
vsnon Of tho Id District met here at IL O'CLOCK To-
aav TT 4 Herbert was renominatcd by reclamation.
making his seventh successive nomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
rn,, conn prIITvEs IN PROTECTION.

Chautauaua N Y. Aug. o1Ioseph Cook THIS AFTERNOON
nswe,ed oue.tons from tho Chauauqus platform In Nh
,n,.r.stnr manner MI Cook said: believe In free
rads between the several stss and IN moderate proec
ton against all the Of the world This Is the American
system"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
srUYyEsAyr Pack MAY BE OPENED AT NIGHT

STUYVESANT Pack MAY BE OPENED AT Nl"hI.
CORPORATION Counsel Beclman, In an opinion which
he has given the Park Board says there Is noihihg
In the deed under which stuyvcsant Park was gwen
to the city interfere with opening tho park al night
TO the public.
The Park Board a It's meeting today VIII have
this opinion which was sent TO them last evening
President Robb said that he thought that the COM
mssloncrs were all IA favor OF opening tho park II
II was The wish Of the ueiphb0rhood, but uoihns
could be done until The Department. OF Public Works
had lighted The park with gas or electricity, Ims
will be the frs, measure taken, and an application
viii probably be msde 10 that Department AZ to'day's
meeunR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
,v,r.vcrroys AGAINST PAYING MONEY.

Counsel for Adolph Lazase obtained nom JUICY
Patterson In Supreme Court Chambers, YESTERDAY an
Injunction restraining the Virginia Tide Water Coai
Company from delivering to Wafer uamoa
St9;p nn9 NJ The conpanys bonds. The injunction
also restrans Hamilton from drawing tom ne Mes.
chants Trust Company $il2OOo OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
TO WELCOME OHAUNCEY NJ DEPEW.
AN INFORMAL RECEPTION TO BE OFFERED IL
HIM DoWN THE BAY ON HIS RETURN.


HIM DOWN THE BAY ON HIS RETURN.
I'll. ..act dato Of Chauncey NJ Deoew's departure
49,. 49,. otbsr side was learned yesterday. He VIII
sail ON tho North German Lloyd steamer Ems rom
promcn on September 5, arriving hero on september
10 or a. There is reason to think tha' Ms II"
certion down the bay, though entirely INFORMAL Will
DO notable 10 mau- respects.
p.rr.son,atIvc marty mnn from all over tho state.
,,cb AZ ex-senator Warner Millor. o. g. Warren. SEN
stor Hisoob, ". J. Arkel, John NJ Francis. charles
NJ. Fitch. John I. Plummer. Charles j. Could. A. Il.
whitney and a hundred others have areah' expressed
q desire to 70 down and welcome home mo popua,
leader Ono of tho finest steamboats, in the haroor W"
y. htr.d for tho occasion. There is every reason 10
think that sho will be asked to carry 1000 people
among whom. II is said. will DO Mr.. Morton himself
II viii be a purely spontaneous greeting on the par
OF Mr.. peoew's friends. without ans political SHnin
W ]. Arhsu has received cablcsram from Mr.
Derew saying that no will accent With pleasure tho TO
cepfion which has been offered to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san Eranclscn. Aug. II. 1883

There OF blood poisoning by nslng black hosiery
II tho roor can DO changed bY acd washing. PhYs
ciaus recommend smith AnVels hosiery, a. the colo
,anno, he changed and obtained by Seoret aiinos-
pnerio process usrd only by them. -
RECALLED by D. Altman Co. Wholesale only, ~ rhsmas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
A VELL-HNOWN MANAGER DEAD.
LIFE ENDED SUDDENLY WHILE IN THE CATS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF REGRET.

LIFE ENDED SUDDENLY WHILE IN THE CATS
KILLs-EXPREsSION OF REGRET
Particulars concerning the death Of the well known
theatrical manager and news paper man. John III.
St. Maur received here yesterday prove II to have had
unusually sad surroundings. Mr. ST. Maur had been
staying at the Hotel kaaeEkn. in the Caishls, at
tending to a summer paper published there lew
days ago he taken ILL., and as tho symptoms were
thought to be those Of typhoid fever he was removed
from the hotel to a cottage down the mountain near
Evans Corners where At IS said. neither the accom-
modatlons nor attendance such as would be likely
TO promote recovery
Mr.. Crabtlcc, brother OF Lolita, whose manager MI
St. Maur was, and Mr. Bloom, Of the Bl1on opera
House, started for the Caslls last night imne
datey on hearing news Of the death. They had 10
drive twenty-one miles TO reach the place Inc III
neral took place yesterday. but It Is said that the IN
terment was only temporary, and that the renal Qs
will eventually DO brought to this city. Mr. ST. Mnpr
leaves WIFE, who IS said to be almost entirely unpP
ylded for. Great regret expressed among theat
rioal people yesterday at Mr.. -. Maurs DEATH 20
was a large and powerful man, Only iotiy years Oh,
and one Of the last persons VINO "oulu nave pc'H
dec med likely to be suddenly taken OF. only las.
cek he was seen broadway full OF his Usuai gouu
bnmor and joval spirits. Tho cause OF death was
| meningitis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
CLEAR SKIN, PURE BLOOD.

No mother who loves her children who takes pride ii
their beauty purity and health ana In be-'o"ns upon
bern chlld's greatest lnhcrtlBcca skin Without hem
,.b and = body noufshed by pure boo1-shoud fen 70
make trial Of the CUTIcCRA REMEDIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PhlOE',
There was an increase in the volume OF taahg ~
crude certificates yesterday. tesylne 10 the "iSehen
circle OF speculative interest IN the COMMONLY AZ ""'
evident however the bear party had renewed asc
ye operions calculating the increase OF the chahes
OF their success supplied by the higher prices l.
The opening but vigorous attack wa nl'
on values based on report that new wen al C'aloh
had started at the Of hy barrels an hour ne
roIt with the sales that Accompanies H. c"iIleu NC
market down about Two cents, Uut IL ll1 !o ldnr w.
IN secure correction OF the story. the vel Dehg pus
aovn "a flowing i've instead OF Efy barrels an nOui
sharD rally 10 secure followed ana inc ucnn
from the shorts permitted considerable reakatohs "ea
were felt in the later de0jings -,.- ...s -
The gain flom lowest point OF the morning vas ~
entirely lost but the final figure was over ohe eens
below the TOD price of the daY ana me uaners ~
hamm.rng Tree the Close. II j. appai ~
the Nest will take advantage Of every pos>pie det.p
mcnt I'm the line Of field news 60 assiil values dhI
cxnnr trade l. still reluctant accept the recovery -
redu,d as the which IL must rene" u, pultha
on The other hand the refined market Is likely 70 survs
any temporary hesitation OF European buF'rs ana ln \,
ment purchasers OF crude VIII probably cappal " "a.
opportunity Is afforded for securing cheap sooiS Ia,
cericare market closed apparently heavy bui WI ~.
significant pressure IN sales The ooiIn"hs man n
mains urgent and rates are easily subject 10 lh "'A
| OF holders Of actual oil. 1870, ,,.-. 49,. a
The range Of prices and the total d'aiiAss were -
]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
THE SHIP WOULD Not TAKE A NEW PILOT

Al the meeting Of tho Board of Pilot Commissioners
,',o,,I,v pilot Elnecr Of Boat No. 7, compalued
that Henry sczuno had refused 20 give up the
,dlotage Of the steamer trinidad, which arrived
from Bermuda last week From the complaint 1t
appeared that scguine had plotted the Trinidad hom
this port on her outward voyage and being unable to
land was carried away to sea- remaining on board Oh
her the whole voyage
On the TrIndld's return she was poarueu oy fIi''
Blnccr about seventy miles out at sea. and according
20 the Boards rules he was entitled TO the ploiage,
which scguine refused TO allow him. Tho Boa q
decided that scgulnc must refund tho pllotaSe 10
hn cnmnlnnanf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22

have seen the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES $50 ios
mcrust by a visitor in ny house. anf can testify thas
the cure was speedy and permanent have also used them
myself for eruptons Of the skin on ny iitue ehHd,
with satisfactory results In every respect Ihs szn was
broken out and began 70 ugly proportions have
also heard my beghbors speak Of the CUTICURA RENE
DIES Ia the highest terms. T. T. bHAh
Churchylile. Augusta Co.. We.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22

pursu tho course which CONSISTENCY Oil"
sense so clearly indicate - ,,~r,,nv climbs and
Meanwhile the Republicans are v icrn' ''''
WORKING with a VIII that presage Victory'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22

Sold everywhere Price: CUTICUEA. b. een-s
SOAP o. cents; REsOLvENT 81 Prepared By ihs
potter ORIG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston. Mass
send for How Cure SKIN Diseases "a psseA !"
illustrations. and 100 testimonials
-p,Dy,s Skin ard Scalp preserved and beau,iacd y
c1.rIrIrRA MEnIcATED soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
The range Of prices and the total dealings were a


psond oil was unchanged az IL per CALM:
Abei fest M al ports with the business restrained ~
The reluctance OF exporters buy while ocean ueEAA
are so high and scarce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
nov ,rv s,Dp Aches

~ Aching sides and Ba9S LIZ Kidney 1nsy, ana
Nh SharD and Shooting Pains, relieved u one min
AfA ute By the CUTICURA ANTlPAlS PLAS
fIA TER. The first and only Dsin'Ai'1ihg pase''
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-31

New Workers just returned from Flor
ida bring great tidings of the skill with
which Mrs. Grover Cleveland managed
herself when there. Having to sit on a
platform at Jacksonville where the color
ed folks were all gathered at one side, she
caused her chair to be taken over there,
and sat and chatted with the colored
women. Later, when her carriage, heap
ed and garlanded with orange flowers,
was stopped by concourse Of colored
folks, who had already gone wild over
her kindly attitude toward them, she
stopped down, gathered up both arms
full of blossoms, and showered them on
her admirers. PROFESSIONALLY she has
broken the solid South. for the darkies OF
Florida are unit for Missy" Cleveland
first and Grover incidentally.