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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02
REAL ESTATE.
p,-c1NrcS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho ssos ..V rAIH| Cr s0'S unacr foreclosure
light D. r. ihsr"he" " W 'o'r - :. n,
onchaif interest in No lle East Fifty fOurtnst, US
tween Fourth and Lexington aSes hOe ,% U ooo
dwelling on io' ieNioo. i'' o'1u',H '-' ,,.,n,,s
~ ", 80. v.s ,As h,ver
Tho sale was reported yesterday at the Exchange
Of NO. 4Aa West Ihr'ysiAths'., 'Oai-s,o, ,,sor'
price s3i 600 Also OF 80. 81 secondst:, Brooklyn,
adIsers n kempner 9 Son and j. H. Page
MI dS,rn Sa In nosied for membership in
tho Exchange propoc by sannei rcstnrIav for
three-story high sioop ouso between Twent, o ano
also for fOur.sory hsl sioop house Ino less than
stx;h and seventh ayes. at $4,000 for small
prvsc , uEsnS N ann for loan Of $50 600 on
Lsno1avo corner house worth T Tbi%y ,tourtbst
offered for sale also double apart house
S5xssxlo6. renting Sor ~ 900, at $4,000, and
on oos e5Hf block at $4,000.
New-YorS' THURSDAY, Nov. /. 1888
Auction eae ' Room ts-da s9 ''"N'
,a,s. - r,,,. ,o' N~ ,Io Fast s4th-
1905, Lewis johnson, II interest s4o0O
BY Richard V. Harnett 60.
=; o, she wa s" s5iorgSned ' 70 November 8
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFEKsnN, l. VIZ
9d-ave n cor 5Othst lG0x1o0; George Ehret 49,. ma
and wife to George Il Read = ZOO =, slSo'ooo
Lizzie NJ Moses and another james B Morrow $4,000
Pleasant-ave. cor 1lsth-st 2oyo; joseph q, soo
schwar,cr and wife, wife 70 John LG 9e rranc,:
lothave NO TIA; heicn O"i""i' W ~ " % 200
n. hfeh Sa a;a :,a mi. charles r Appleby ct
executors to Fisaehes T MSef o5x45 @0VO'
20 and O Wife 10 LYMAN Israel 1925
"aadeaine 4 srasaiI 10 Emma Birtsall $4,000
lsst " coz BeTrsn.avc iooxlS5; Henry d -
sotb' Sc ago East +; john Livingston and wife
10 livingston $1,000
lO3d a. II :, $40 II W OF 3i-ave, SCHOOL, Law
renee e Malone TO liner + G Riell $4,000
pOtl-st n s. IS II g of 4th-ave 80 6xl00.s An 1900
drew KeIxin and wite to Peter Peter y, Dieh HI 1880
Garrett 70 susan ? Roeerts 100 u:,,. $4,000
73d St $ 10 II OF lst-aVe 2oAlO22; Henry ~ -oo
-, schsefer e, al to Charles AS tim. ..,u: 22SOo
West Si-st NO "a george hlch 10 Augustus re- ooo
Iogt - a. ,c..,. oo'VVV
MhnlsOI-aNS a. 70 III ol I-0'is to'AAA'f' o., ooo
g, Eina B poo to o, OhaISs foo Sarah ooo
2dave. . 81 II n OF l1Sfh.st. 53xsO: william
Boggs and wife TO ! But;enwieser $4,000
= l-aN
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Srdrlrr5,

A BEST TEACHERS supplied c rge; teachers
Advanced registration re; vs.au' Ssya On hand
!o Wee Tor l siaEl + + A'A' Ann ''-'' ~
A -ELoCUuoN, literature phys..l ;gre;.orp,
4odst, No. $50 s,... = Broadaa7. -
"A Supplies Professors Teachers, Tut.s GovernesseA
&C., Mrs H1 n j. ToTNc'FuLToS ss Union square
"A UNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
Sntl p m $50 oadway be,vcen Tvehty and
IT, e6yne s sV 2sS Wf s
corner Fourteenthst 760 Thireay9 cttner EoItyser
ave i6C West Forty second, st. MINI eve and sxty
eghth-s and go Ii6ertysi ana u. II \ In oaltCI
at regular Office rates
A YALE GRADUATE, expcTienccd tutor, wishes pri,.
1cie SeS 5uD Ada R"S YAIE ' Box 10
4 BILE PROFESSORS, Teachers, Tutors, Govornesses,
Musicians MarSps CSmppnebs6 SqPPAs%a % SS6
Safssa M %llsi AGsa ei sos3 East
A FRENCH LADY terches French; good pronuncia-
"A don ciamma conversation pHEsts ,' ar S H
ABRY, 1i6 West 14th,st. -
- ROCKWAYS TEACHERS AGENCY formerly chi
ID cago supplies superior RI NdehsIs i9f S5ST
West 23d-s. Recommends schools 10 parents
L. RENCI TEACHER will give lessons in conversation.
dc a and e.dns a. sef sEpTIER 81
TEACHERS WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
French singing piano goyeness SUPERIOR mIsi ,Yi
EXCHANGE Exc Teaehers' Bureau s29 5ihave.
rI,rTORS GOVFRNEssES. Professors, Teachers all
fehes ermsa spanish spoken MIRIAM coy
RIERE, 81 17th-st.. between 4th-ave and b way
w 9MANs EA +: tAS Frs, hUKEAU Io
esses Musicians hous keepers companions. &c 70 col
schools ana families ss " 6sohkeepsr' 'D0sA
Mrs A. D. CULVER 800 5th-sve.. Now.York CITY.
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Countrp Drouertp for Sale ano 90 fr

GENCY FOR observation-disclosures residences
"A and building sites for safe houses 10 let
Year CLARENCE b. TUBS Bcekman-st- n. Y.
RVINGTON. n. J.-High elevation. suburb OF New
For sale close estate. Substantial dwell
ing. barr and "a acres; large road frontage two
pIOminent capable subdivision; 10000 ED
WARD j.. HAMILTON Co.. SO broadway Office 32
Nj oSTcLAIR. \. J.-For saie complete suburban home ;
Avn modern residence bed rooms; city water, &c
attractive grounds; ffOntagcs; nearly Tour acres
stable dcpos; accessible by macaiaTzcd avenue
EDW. y. HAMILTON CO.. 90 Broadway, onice ~
NloNTcLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY Houses ~
AVA handsome residences for sale al moderate pflceA
IARsONs 4 TAYLOR 70 Cedar.st. n. Y.
ORANGE. n J.-Choicest location excellent neghbor
~ hood for sale % close estate large modern residence
every city convenience; extensive handsome grounds
lawns. fruit shade, macadanizcd avenue gas lighted
average cOnucctOuhs station fDW.
HAMILTON & Co. 90 Broadway. ONCE 30.
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f1inier Resorts.
Aiken, South Carolina.

WINTER RESORT FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE
Dricst Climate In the United states, ..,-.
Except points OF altitude In the Rocky Mouh'an'
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Occar Gieamery.

COMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TTOUE, FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Copanys Po (neYlNo42 North River foot OF Morton-s.
la BRET y dc Jousselln sat- Nov. 3, a. M
Ia NOKNANDIF. de Kersabicc sat. Nov 10. 10 a m.
LA GAsCOGSE. Santcll. saturday. Nov. IL 4 IN
a. FORGET. Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green.
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NMAN LINE l.. S. and ROYAL Mail steamers
Lc.p 81 Is. s.rnAvN Am .IIYERPOOI.

From Per t3 North River. foot Of Chrlstopher-st
CITY OF BERLIN . Saturday, November 3, : a. m
CRY OF CHICAGO Sa;urd,y NSyemssr 4 .S a m m
CABIN PASS AGE. $50 and Upward sEG0Np, GAP SAP
IL. outward go and ss1 prepaIi $50. sIEh.hA ~.
Wv BOWLING GREEN ". Y
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PAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP G STFisS

A LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
from New-York. pier foot OF Canal- s. n X
For San Francisco via tn lstEmus " Panama
NFWTORT sals Saturday, November TO- noon.
From san Francisco, 1st ard Brannan sts
For China and japan.
CITY OF SYDNEY sails saturday, Nov. II, .. m.
For freight passage ana general Information apply at
IL ]. BULLAY. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02

ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c
l. EXCURSION good days., 81 20.
Steamers {. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL ieave
Peek slip Pier . T. T., D. m. and ii D. m lSuhdAys
excepted connecting az Now Haven with special trains
Tor MERlDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFJELD, HOL-
YOKE e Through ckets sold and baggage checked AZ
ga Broadway, New-Yoik. and Courtst brooklyn
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Eecturcs an6 Hleetinas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE--The quarterly meeting VIII
"A be held Thursday. November ]. at o'clock y.
at Clinton Hall, Aston place.
]. TRUMBULL SMITH Secretary.
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NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE.
~ Favore inside route. Fares rcduced. To Boston,
50; Worcester az so CorresPonii3g reduetiSn 70 all
Of Wattss pier above Desbrossesst ferry, daily
SUNDAYS excepted, at r m Tickets ana s,2te room;
Brooklyn. Office on pier. and on steamers
WestcOus Express Will call iOr ana check baggage
from hotels and residences. G. w. BRADY, Agent
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CUNARD LINE.
NGw-YoEK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from

NEW-YORK TO LINEEPOOL via oOEENSIOWN from
PIER 40 North River
FAST EX PRESS MAIL SERVICE
Serya Sat, Nov. 3. 4 30 Euura, Nov "a, a.
sBothia Nov. s 80 a. n. Gala. Dec l. 3 p. N.
AuranLl Nov. II. 4 80 4 Auranla, Dec 10, D. H.
VIII carry intermediate passengers only, for whom
spacallv desirable accommodations will be reserved.
Cabin passage, $50 600 and s1o0; Intermediate, s35
Steerage tickets AID all parts OF Europe at
For freight and passage apply to the company
office 4 Royuc Green New York.
O"' VERNON H. brown & CO.. General Agents.
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~ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw-YoEK, SOUTHAMPTON AND 1, BEEMEN.
FAST Elk PRESS STEAMERS
Vera Mo- s a m Wed, II. ? D m
Ailer, We'd, Nov 30 m tgda. sat Noy H. $50 a IN
Elder Nov. 10, 10 a. IN. Traye We'd. Now 81, m
Cabin. as upH nd berth, according 70 10
cation. Second Cabin. $50 BERTH steerase ut lowes'
'-'eA oELRICHS CO.. No. Bowling Green
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ped STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-York and Antwerp weekly
WAESLAND . Saturday. November 3. a. n
PENNLAND Saturday, November 10 10 80 n. II
Cabin rates First Cabin. $50 AMI upwards Excursion
500 and upwards Second Cabin $40 Excursion S72 an
ESQ. Storage very low rates
rETEI. WRIGHT & SONS Gtn'l Agts.. Bowling Greer
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEEPOOL
ROYAL HND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
GFiMANfC Capt. irving. wednes day, Nov. 80
sAGEft1IC. cant. Cameron Wed, Nov II, . 30 m.
BRITANNIc, Capt Parsel, Wed Nov 81, $50 a m
Prom White Star Dock ,oot Of West 10th-st
Saloon $50 500 $50 and 900. Steeraeo, from or 70
the O6 Comfy 600 A limited number OF second. cabin
passengers carried these steamers outward $50 and
s35 prepald 49, excursion eos Company's o1hce, No.
d broadway. New York J. BRUCE lsMAY. AGENT
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A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
IRON Pier Al. North River, foot Of Leroy.st
Dcvunin. NV. 3. 4 y. m Furnessa, Nov II, p m
Circassia, Nov. 10, 10 a. M Ethiopia Nov "a. a. m
GLASGOW. DERRY Or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin e45 and t55 Second class $50 Storage. $50.
TrayearJ Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts for
~ amount Issued a lowest current rates - :
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Green. N. Y
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GUION LINE. -.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 50. N. r. foot OF Kins-st
WISCONSIN Tuesday, November o. @ 80 g. m
NEVADA . Tuesday November 49, D.
ALASKA Tuesday, November 90 5 80 q. IN
WYOMING Tuesday, November 81. 10 80 a.
ARIZONA Tuesday. Dec. T. 5 A. m.
CABIN passage ESQ, 500 ESQ and 500. Second Cabin
e'O N IiNnFRIIfI,L CO.. as Broadway. n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
NsWs summary.

Henry Landseidel, a steel worker IN
Allegheny City, Pa, committed suicide
yesterday after attempting to kill ne
wife, whom he slightly wounded In the
temp 9. 1t is said that Landseidel was
prominen -ly identified with the An
archists In that section, aud had been
married seven times, all of hie wives
being alive. There Is an air Of mys-
terry surrounding the case, and the
police are not satisfied with the woman's
story,
The Mallory Lice steamship Rio Grande
eolllded yesterday with the brig Picker
ing, in the East river, New York A,
large hole was stove in the Pickering and
she had to be run aground She was
loaded with oil and timber, and was Just
starting for the West Indies The Rio
Grande, which was entering her slip
was rot damaged
While heating platinum point by a
lamp, 10 the Cioclnnau Hospital yester
day, DR. Hoppe was dangerously, II not
fala ly, burned by the explosion of the
lamp. The clothes OF the patient on
whom the doctor was to have oper-
ated caught fire and he ran out of the
room
nv LAhbAolGl1 L EnuhsY 9Nbt6EAh1g hu0
jury In the case of Wallace Walker, a
colored barber, on trial for the murder of
his brother, Joseph, In a quarrel, re
turned yer3iGtoi voluntary manslaugh.
ter, with a recomI L endation to mercy.
Sentence wss deferred
An organization of "Wblte Caps"
whose principal object, It Is ssid, is to
deal with Offenders against morality who
would otherwise go unpunished, has been
discovered In Lawrence county, Penn
sylyania.
"Hungry joe" the notorious bunco
steerer, was yesterday turned over by the
New York police TO the police Of Baltl-
more He is wanted IN the latter city for
swindlieg William G Bauseman out OF
SO, 900 en- the st inst
The dead bodies of two mon were
found banging near a school house, ~
miles south OF Kansas City, Missouri, on
Wednesday night. II is supp sed they
we're lynched horse thieves.
Z. L. Harper, Vice President of the
lats Fidelity Bank OF Cincinnati, serving
a term in the penitentiary, has become
insane, and was yesterday removed to
the prison asylum.
The boiler Of the cotton gin on G. W.
Turner's place, near Montgomery, Ala
bama, exploded yesterday morning, kill
ing George Turner and two negroes out
right al d wounding seven others.
Charles schulholz, go years Of age,
who was formerly Receiver of Taxes
and City Treasurer at Lambertville, New
Jersey, committed suicide on Wednesday
night
John Lgwis, colored, was sentenced in
New York yesterday to he hanged on
FebrOaIy 1st for the mGrder Of coloIed
woman, Alice Jackson
TIE port of Bang r, Maine, was closed
TO navigation yesterday, after having been
open for 253 days
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

ssTsSSFd SrSs.' ia MaSsst ssrssI.

Ehe ehoapage has hOwse GM Gaa eIsT
2GnaTerd @FOa.' ko4 Aarksa street.
Oupping and loeohing, los L. Second o..
Try Bush's coal vou will nkeit.
Try Bush's coal you viii surely like II,
hillsrd =. Davis, ieWelsF, Q e. second st.
Fine ls X. Rings, 1t Hanrs, Is Il. FOURTH.
Frank Roop Smith. druREist. sth and King.
American Laundry, coz West Front street,
Brazilian Balm, hnmediSte ours for numpa
S. h. IuBtein, qlb King, has nne line Of
clSsra and tobacco. buy your Ohrlstmas
presents Low.
Look oysr Duratbin's hns 8sJ aor,menI
cara, pipes ANA cigar cases. Whoiesa Q
and e.ai1. 2l5 King
you want onpGp picture frames 40 70 b
BaUgh, 203 Wsst Second street l have
N largest St0ok "a DelAWArei come and zee
or ourselves.
itcss, 40 Markst street, has the lsrgest
and cheapest stooE OF hats, white shirt, I'M
deIwSsr, neokwaRT and hoBisry In the city.
UAll and s6s him.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

a very small audience greeted "rhe
Nsw American UpsrA Company" 81
the Opera House last evening Ia that
5nArmi 3 opera Tue Daughter OF me
Regiment" Louise NAsall made a
petite and ohArmiuR "Marlo, the dRush
t-ro OF thn Regiment" who had y b q. Cf
fhthers and the usual ardent ard p rsis.
en- lover in William OAstle, who ablE
portrayed the ohsrAotsF of "ronio,'
In Rc cd style, having An exosllent voice
and com mAndln2 hRure. Miss Natal
is charming biuRer and won freq Quunt
enoores from the audience, VII on, By
the way, WAS an uuueuAily cold one for
Wilmington. TIE opera ss prete tel
was complete success ip every delail.
Fha orchestra comprised l6 pieces and
ne ttAge settings were in keeping
with lhe reputation Of the troupe Tht
s o., duets Au1 ohoF uses wire onter
tanning and ohArminRiy given.
The cpsrA to be- given this evening H.
Ga.hsr more Of q faVOFlte, being GOunoa's
rand opera "BAusE In I've 90 .. I
ell lovers Of grand opera We would say,
don't let this opportunity slipto witness
ibis superb troupe In this particular
pierre, as It 10 snffioiently strong IN It's
caat TO preseus 1t as good rs any Other
tIOnpe In ex Rtenoe. This Afternoon
@asitspna" Will bs given. and a full
house should greet their company, anc
; OF empty SEATS.
we don't know hardly what to attFIb
uts lhe cause OF buch q slim audience
last evening, unlsss 1t 10 owing TO 50
lRAny fairs and bazaars taxing place o.
hts particulNr time The people have
had an opportunity to witness grsId
opera and IL they { out have the sams
chance again for some time they Ehoali
not blame the mAnagementoit Of the Opera
House for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
vsry's Pbiln. Messenger, SIT Market,
Mn


J J. Peirce Will sell to morrow (satIr
dae) afternoon, eleven etl.l0cated prop
ertits as fOloWs. No 1921 Trenton Place,
Z rooms; No. S06 Madison st 10 rooms;
No. 6l2 West 9TH :, 8 rooms; No. 1911
West 7th g t., 8 rooms; No, 1925 West
4th ST.. 10 rJome; store, s. W. corner,
Third and Adams, s rooms. After sale OF
asst met toned property, at same time and
place, Nos COZ aud Gil Lincoln St, each
z rooms; No. Sl4 fiuPont ST rooms;
Nos. ll22 West eeeoud and 212 Parish
streets rooms each The terms will be
very accommodating so that any one
Wishing 10 purchase who has little cash
can do so. For fur her information see
advertisement or posters.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

LANCASTER, Dso, 14.-A strange
death overlook poor fellow In search
o work pesE LsSmal Place, this coun.
u, early this morning, Last evening 3
tailroader and be built fire at the roots
4 an old tres aud laid down TO rest for
the night. The Ore burned through the
tree ard 1t fell on the unfortunate man,
fatal crushing him. Toe man was
about S5 years Of sgs, and hat worked
IN the vicinity. He proved 10 be Eben
Durham, Of Chester County.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

GENEVA, Ill.,, Dgo 14.-In the tral
Of bauersiseu for conspiracy 10 dAmake
the property OF she OhicRso Burlington
and Quincy Road Hith dynamite, Alex.
ABder smith to day said he Tad been q
fireman for the railfosd and jolued the
Brotherhood March He wAa sent 60
BaaerelBen together with BOwles, to
put dynamite on the track ct Hola
Bjwles put the stuff on the track and
witness heard the report when they
we're about milasfEom tho place, Be
pot the dynamite on the track at South
Aurora on the night OF June IA under
the orders Of BsuereiBen.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14
Dr s.mma' whlte PuImonIo salaam.

Strong lungs and perfect imposgibili.
ty 20 teo1miHg ooBsumptiye are ths re
suits OF usiUg this great lung and throat
remedy. Prompt aud rapid in curiD Z
coughs, sore throat, hos1ssnessI weak
yo're, blood splitting, group, etc. 300
aud 81. Depot, 4sn and King ats, VIII
mingtou, Del. Pfils. depot, Smith g.
Rline Co., 42g Arca streot
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Persons who wish to purchase = bird
tor Ohris,n.Rs prrs-nt should call or
Parker, No. 103 East Second street, and
mako their selection. A sInall deposit
will insure the keeping OF one OF the
dneBt sin gers, no matter how great thG
advance offered by any other person,
as PArker's word 10 Rs good as his bond.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

show all his flowers and tell all Abau'
them. Tae Messrs Lewis have estAh-
hehed their headquarters At the Toe
Dream aud confectionery store OF W. g.
FsrrA, 6I7 Market street, where cut
howers Of ali kinds can always be
found.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

to 206 Market stresr, above Second.
Great ssls oi holiday slippers; dainty
children; rubber boots for mothers and
'athersi the prices surprisingly low ct
ths gemily Shoe House Of VIM. II Bah.
coax 2O6 Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

This statement published IN the Morn
ing News thst We attended q birthday
party At No, 2i3 TstnAll street Lass
evening Is incorrect, Bs We were not
present
BARRY Worth, ROBERT JEFFERIRs
SAMUEL GREEN, HARRY GILMORE,
LEVI gAInBAMB, SAMUEL COoMBs,
EDWARD EBBOTE.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

will offer my house No, 1907 W.
Eighth street, containing tea rooms, all
conVenlences paperd throughout, in frat
class order, for t4,S75. which makes 1t
the cheapest house yet offered for sale in
that part of the city Terms to suit
pur haser. Apply to w. S. Vernon, RE-
PUBLICAN OFFICE.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

L'atbtr toilet atss, handsome bottles
OF lOlogne, fine eItrAots and novelties.
We give she pr f.s TO our customers
this year on toilet cases. As the prices
will show Vsasey's Pharmacy, Eighth
and Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

PoHsll, 10 the Tbird set market,
will haVs his usnnl large supply OF al
kinds Of fresh hah Tor 10 morrOW's
market, including varieties In sea-
500. For the accommodation Of his
customers be will keep hIs stalls open
until 10 O'Clock ~ nj nj,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

What could be more faiI2 However,
that iB the way Bronchial Balm, the
new remedy for coughs, hoArAeneBs,
nrooohitiF, sto is sold. Price 25o., nt
NSudAIn's paArmaoy, 9th and Poplar
streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

about where to buy your Christmas
groceries II so, conclude at once TO go
to the store that car supply your wants
In every detail ut tbs lowest prices.
Fresh e ods, . oleAn stock and prompt
attention Lynch b Leary. N W. cor
neT Fourth aud Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Mr. Charles Gottwe,ih, tbs oele ebrAted
g. oemsk Of No. 60lI5 o anga street,
Is q hap y man, tO-tRJ Icing the hitieth
snBivephry Of bis birth, He vlll be
pleAaed to see his friends this eVenin Z,
and make merry ever the important
event.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

When baby was uok, Ve gave her OastoriA,
when she was cbile she cried for CastorlS
When she became Mis- she elunz to OAstoria
when she had children ahs gave them Cas-
tortA,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

The Volunteer Bay Club will give their
second grand annual reception on Friday,
Dec. 81, 1888, at 20 ney and Mulrine's
Dancing A 'ademy The price of admis-
sion will be % ceats.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Miss Harris, an eI clerk in one Of the
Departments at wash agton, Is reported
IRON Indianapolis to have gone insane
through political excitement. She t"oE
great interest in the last campaign and,
according to telegram, went to Indian
apolis several weeks ago and frequently
called upon General Harrison.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Is performing wonderful cures oontlnu.
ously Of weak, l. fismed and sore or red
eyes aud granulRtsd red and muoified
eye lido, We refer TO Henry BRrtel,
Professor W. A Reynolds, Henry
Rumor and W. Il, Ryan. A very bad
case now we'll. 26O. Depot Fourth and
King,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

direct Aad very much naalrat the
prisoner, aud although ~. OhAu1leF
subjected each the stAtss wituesses
TO attlct and 1ssAIohing orOsstxAmi
nation he totally iatled t1 break deWp
or change the direct evidence. In cross.
exam ming this witness Mr.. Chandler
FndesvOred to show that a. the time
the crime WGs committed the prisoner
Vas drunk, but this was promptly OBJ
jeotsd to by Mr. Bggs, and the obi,o
ton was sustained By the Court, but 10
sustaining tho objection the Court also
decided that M. Chandler could, II he
althed show that the prisoner WAs
drunk by hlt an witnesses, when he
opened for the deisnEe.
During the greater part OF the day the
prlBOnor SAT in The dook With bis eyes
downoast, and scarcely rats bis head
but his demesnor ohADgsd when the re
le,s WAS declared Abd he WAS being
htan from the room by the tipulaves, i,
- he VISA then smiling, and nodded 70
several acquAlniauoes whom be noticed
10 the crowd. Alter he Wss taken 90 sp
s.airs Warden Smith, tho was " Wai,inR
10 the corridor, clipped . pAtr OF hand
cuts his wriHs and started with him
TO the p W & B Railroad station, to
take the train Tor New OAAtle A. the
time several young men. friends Of Gal.
houo, woe Standing In the corridor, and
ne OF them ipqulred, "Well, how goes
Il, Biily?" avd the prisoner lAugbingly
piled, o., guess I'll come out all
right; l hin't much afraid .
The Droseuuun1 witnGBI, Catherins
U 2, looks TO DO over 20 y6ars Of age
slihouRh aocOEdiuR TO Lee own state
ment abe il aged hut 20. She iB q
naive OF Bavaria and has be3n Ia this
country for several years. Although
her brother, who also lives over Elsv
e. ID street bridge, has been In tie habit
Of assisting her. she still pGToistsd 10
going out With bag aud gathering up
rage, bones, paper, coal, aud In fact
snItbing that could be used 10 any wsy.
8 me time previous to this HssRult her
relativoi had her placed 10 the aims
house, hut 81 she could not speak nr
understand Eaglish she complained
" she could not get along, aud IN tue
sily part OF November they again TOOK
her home.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Try bottle Of Bronchial Balm II you
have cough, It will not cost you any
thing uniesB IL relieves you Then 1t lie
only 26o Sold At NsudAin's pharmacy,
9Th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-14

Mr. Albert B1cher has painted set of
fine carriage curtains for Reese 81 Bro.
They are painted in Mr.. Bucher's finest
Ranuer AMI are an ornamental and ar
tfstic piece OF WORK,