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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

pIANos MOVED WITH SAFETY AMI, DIS
r.,.., e35 Penn ylvania ave, near ION st:
DIANOs TUNED AND REPAIRED BY CoMPE-
l. test workmen st moderate prices.
Telephone No Is. ja2I-IOt
(NRAND. SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR
rs,.n,o,s No sS7 Pennsylvania ave. near 1911 q, ss
SECoND-HAND PIANOS. WE HAVE NOW IN
our Sarerooms M SImSe. Of square p.nSSA stsn
which We viii s al great bargains tos CASH or easy
;pstslments at an advanced price please call and
Telephone No Is. js2l-IOt
beauttul and durable IN the world tone P.rsscily
delcious" The exclamation Of one Of our lady Gus
re,.onons No sS3 fenn'yvani. ave. near iosh g
TIPRIGHT PIANos-A COMPLETE STOCK: Low
~ for cash. or ON easy ter,ns
Telephone No. Is 'An'' ave. near ,a lSh
ORGANs-A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
for cash. Also sold on easy ssESs 70 Es.Sie pss
Telephone No. is ,.Si-iOt
EDWARD f. DRoop.
925 Pennsylvanis ave.
Importer Of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sole .SePt for tes HEngnallkss ,aos AND
OTHER PIANOS
STRONG CLARkE'S STEALING ORGANS.
Pianos and Organs for sale for rent upon reason
Tssns. Repairing and Moving done by eomg. ~
THE Mus1cM GENUS,
JOSEF HOFFMAN,.
has recently sent the following letter to Albert Weber
the Great Piano Manuf ctqrer;
TRANSLATION
imnch regret that cannot already thank you in the
English lansuase for the magnificent instruments
OILY the powerful tone. the besaiiiul singing and
carrying quality OF your instruments render my APP
md until NOW have found no rS%sni Whose
e s :. :p 1So.s o. .s' 50
NEW YORK. IA December. lsss'
This youthful Pianist-Composer has created per
fc s .sDs. hs ha &
The Weber Piano. which. Holman uses. EXcLU:
sondeifui and d. eh.rminss wrss.sa ssssr
the :a Of
esnss Hs 81 EsS
SANDERS sTAYMAN.
a,n i isis S Ss.sl &; 8. sssnsss = Ma
G.. L. WnD & BHos.
700 tn st.nw Estahlishsd 1864.
worid-renowued Krsnich Z Bach and other Pianos
and 0rrsns ct low prices and essy terms. Pianos for
spns Psnos moved With Ss:s ssa'nS :Pa
uMLEr DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRioHr
sho.e PIANO. ordered fos he ks~ Eassnn coS 2.
st1rZ tslrths story q suPrsms szcslisnoa r. L
SUMNER Agent 6l1 9Th st n ". OIL
< Il. :. Z L
OHnou11D 4 zx fO SUh 12HCn iroaxnAH'm
sRsc.a ssssnsi0p e ssSid.y sSsshs.:- i.ytss1
'ss'. A ;Fs ffsiA's + ae
e100ND.aAND PIANOS. ans elpFens.t g
prominent makes ct III prices: PIANOS foR kENE
VIZ kNADE 90,
d6 Se17 Marbst epaeA
Do Nor PuncuAsr
UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO
thoroughv arstclaea tnstrument &C medium pE1oA
OvG LOCO nov In -.
6econd-hsnd fianos md Orvans q prices iron olo
Is1ssss sssorsms1t q SSsas K - q tie CITY.
6EGkY kbkkbACA
SEWING MACHINES, &c.
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID The Oldest Established and Only Reliable LAdiss
Physician IN the City.
can be consulted daily. 464 st., between 81 and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondents snd consultation
strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies' OF
nee Always oien- 1sZl-or
Il AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
Dk. WILSON, los Park Place ne, pet b and e and
llth and 18th sts ladies' only. d5-36t'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. pO6 B ST.
~ sppeared before me and made oath that he =
and Will guarantee in all of private disease
OF men and furnish medicine. charge consults-
scribed and sworn before me by DR. BRQfHERs
SAMUEL c; MILLS Notary PUBLIC IN and for the
District u Columbia. this Sd day Of July. 1855
jso-1ms
WI or two Of DIR. BRoTHERS' Invis oratng Cordial
viii cure Of nervous debility and loss of nerve
R0%er ni% 1 s,.or to the whole system; Mss or
I,oR IMPORTATION CONCERNING A RETIRED
Il and well-conducted Home for ladies In Connns-
address Mrs. MARGARET MORGAN, ll3 W.
Lombard St. Baltimore. Nd. n23wks3m'
NINE. DE FOREST LoN0-EsTABIIsHED AND
al her residence 90l I ST. Once hours from i
TO 8 8. m. with Ladies only. jA2l Inn
IT HAs NEVER BEEN OONTRADICTLD THAT
II DR. BROTHERS IL the oldest zblished adverts-
aSs Dr. m BRo . s 500 can
Particular attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar
LADIES', married or single Forty years experience
d3l-lm'
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
throat nassl or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
IN forty eight hour Price. % per boz
natural weakness loss vitality. debility
myii.is sfANpffoEbl's. G. cor ssS and ! NV
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NOkDEUTCSHER LLOYD g. g. co.
Fast Express Steamers,
To Southampton (London, HAvre), Bremen.
Ems We'd. Jan rs, 2 30 p. m Elder. sat, Jan 2S,
5 am; Ssale. We'd, Feb. 1. 80 Am; Trs,e, Wed,
Feb 3. 2:}0 p m; Elbe, Sat-, Feb. H. am; Aller
Wed. Feb Is, z 80 An
Comfortable stateroo ms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon sppointments Prices: LIST cabin, S15 and up
wards berth, according to locations I'd caOin. S55
1a2i E +. DkOO,, 935 Penn ave.
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POTOMAC RIVER ATS

fOlOMAC hi V LII BIZ AIS.
EoR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday, "Wednesday an riday at pm.
steamer JANE MOsELEY. TussdAy aud Thursday
q p.m and sunday at 4 pm.
Steamer Leary lands at Pney Point going andreturL.
ing
Moseley lands at Corneld Harbor going and return
ing.
Knox and Lloyds express viii call and check bag
gage hotels and private Residences. Telephoneczu
Lesry. 745-3. Moseiey. "a. Fare. 81.
W. p. WEIGH, Supt,P 8. Co.
GEO. r PHILLIPS, Supt, and s. c. Co.
MT. VERNON! MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CoRcoRAN
Leaves 7thsreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings rs far down Glynont At
10 O'Clock a. u Returning, reaches Washington
about $3.50 p N.
sl6 I. L. BLAKE, Captain.
IrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER "MAKEFIELD"
Leaves 9TH ST. wharf on MONDAYS, 1HCkSDtYS,
and sATURDAYsa 2 am. returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY pm. touching at River Land
ira a. far Is Nomni Cree: Currioman. W. and St
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN B. PADGETT. Agt
C, W. RIDLEY, Manager. ja25
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EDWARD F. DRoop.
925 Pennsylvania ave-.
Importer Of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Sole agent for the unequalled
STEINWAY, GABIER, BEHR Nc, BRIGGS, AMI
OTHER PIANOS.
STRONG CLARkE'S STERLING ORGANS
Pianos and Organs for sale TOR rent upon
able terms
Tuning. Repairing. and Moving done by competen,
workmen- 1al6
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rs CENTS.
Ask our competitors the real value
Not shirt in the lot worth less than 300 and most
Of them worth 81 25 and s1.5O.

REMEMBER IT ONLY COSTS YOU as CENTS to
buy 81. so shirt.
They cannot be with rs long
You know the old proverb-He that hesitates is lost
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q. Il. WnD & BRos..

100 7th Ut. , Estahliahod 1864.
World-renowued Kranich & Bach and other Pianos
and Organs ct low prices and easy terms Panos for
rent reduced Special 20 tunin0 md
repairing. Pianos moved with bsst appliance IA
uMLET DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRioHr
III Pianos, improved By new patents. FIFTY more Of
those PianQs ordered for the New England Conssrv-
ltory, telFthe story Of supreme sxcollonoa 81 L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

Professor Agassiz and his colleagues are
surprisingly numerous and full of in
tcrest The chapters on Decp-Sca Forma-
tions,o on "1he Florida Reefs on " The CUR
Stream" Submarine Deposits and " The Physi-
ology of Decp-Sca Life" are of character 10 III
terest the lay reader well as the man oil science
and the whole narrative exhibits IN striking
manner the perseverance, courage ana ingenuity
of the naval officers and the scientists VINO pur-
sued their labors under difficulties which were
in no small part attributable to the lnsulhciehcy
of the means placed at their disposal by the Gov
nrnmcnf.
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Mem publications.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.

Describe Cities, Towns and Resorts on the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND wooDCUTs.
For sale at bookstores and stands Price % cents
each
HUDSON RIVER EOUTE.-New-York to West Point,
Catsll Mountains Albany Troy, saratoga Springs Lake
George Lake Champlain AdrOndacks Montreal ana que
bee via Hudson River steamers Contains special maps
OF Catsiiil and Adirondack Mountains.
SARATOGA ILLUsTRATED-Thc Visitors Guide TO
Saratoga Springs, with maps and woodcuts.
SARATOGA MINERAL WATERS-Dircctlons for their
use by Dr. w. o. Stiman, OF Saratoga Springs.
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Coast
NORTHERN RESORTS.-Boston to the White Noun
tains Lake Memphenagog, Green Mountains Lake Cham
plain, OgdensbuIg, Montreal ana quebec.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS-New.f ofk
and Philadelphia to Easton, Bethlehem Delaware Water
Gap Mauch Chunk Scranton, Harrisburg Willianspoit
and Elmira
ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE.-New-York to Ithaca, Wat
kn's Glen Rochester Dunrk. Buffalo chautauQua Lake
and Niagara Falls. via Erie Railway and branches
NETWORK TO SARATOGA, BUFFALO. CHAU-
TAUQUA LAKE, AND NIAGAltA FALLS, THOUSAND
ISLANDS-Nia New-York Central H. X and Rome,
WatertOwn and OCdcDsburg r. H.
NEWPORT ROUTE-New-York to Boston, via New
port and Fall River With Descriptions Of Newport and
NarTagansctt Bay.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE.-New- York to the
White Mountains via n. Y. and N H. and Conn. River
H. Il.
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON.
buildings parks &C. Directory, Travellers Dic-
tory, and Map of New
Sent by mail OF receipt OF o5 cents.
TAINTOR BROTHERS & CO., Publishers,
1s and 20 Astor place NcwTork.
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Cost ano 1onn0.

I OST or STOLEN.-Bank- book No. 308 376 issued By
IL the German Savings Bank in the city OF New-YoFk
Marie Llman. All persons cautioned 70 negotiate
and requested 10 deliver the book the Bank
l4th-st. and 4h-ave II restored 7th
day u August 1888, application will be made the
Bank for a duplicate.
New York. July II, 1888.
i OST-On Friday afternoon, July 10, small leather
IL bag $25 reward offered FOR returning and
to JAS. WOOD, Baggage Department Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot.
I OST.-On 7th-ave car, a bag containing 2 books on
L. June 90 lsSS; the finder Will return II 70 No 2a
Suliyan.st. n. Y. City; reward. r. +. FRANKLIN.
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Go nbom ct map Concern.

III ANNIE WELLS, the daughter, Of JOhn Edyard
1865 and Was captain Of me Guion Line S;ihip
Thornton. will apply 70 GRIPS e SONS, Solei.
tors, TGnblidge Wells England, she will hear q
something to her advantage. Inc Ilother 81
Wells MARCEL Captain O'Bren, Police Department.
Prospect Park BrODklyn.
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Gclu n)anteo.


VVANTED-A Scotchman about p years ola ana single,
hard wages. ssl4 per month and found Apply 70 j.
RUSIlIS, - Mercer-st.
xxrANTED.-A strictly Grst-class cook 70 70
W country until october J. wages 500 per month
must city references Address Dy ietlcr Ia u De
Tribune Uptown once, 1,23s Broadway.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW;YoEK TRiB,
n UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No LBS Broadway, corner Ths;y-trstst:
until D. $50 Broadway between Twenty second ana
St, corner Eighh-aye; 1872 siXhsve; 153 Fourthaye.
FOurteenh-st 700 Third ave, corner Forty sew
enthst IOO7 Third ave-, s.Stethst 1,7oS First
ave. West Forty secondst Ninth.aye and sixty
eighth st. and 90 Lberty-st and ths HARLEM OFFICE
East One hundred and TWEEN y nfthst up 10 D. m
regular Office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

A BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge IEAOil.
"A Fms registered 90 cents for pcntage vacancies
always on hand form for stamp H. r. ANhHf' A"'ei'
can School Bureau West l4thst. N 4.
<,ovrpNEss to Young children. English. French,
(t,rinr Elementary music French speciality
- "'""''7' A. POWE, 3l3 East 70th-st
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEwYORK Tpr,
"A uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TiiE ilprHwnN
Until p M 800 Broadway betwcep Twenty second ana
twenty thlfd sts, until y. go West Twenty 80 Sla
st., corner Eghthave 1872 Sixthaye la Tomr,h 'nrd
corner Fourteenth 81 760 mlrdave corner Eas,
enthst lOOi Thlrdaye. near Slxtieth. n los Wv
aye 100 wss so Forty second st. Ninthavc and sixy
at regular once rateS ' ''"' up 70 y. N
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

THE PERCIVAL,
i go West l2d-st., Broadway.
Parlor and bedroom with bath and toilet at reduced
rates until October; American plan table d'hote.
WANTED-By clergyman room and breakfast Only,
w In small private family boardes) between S5th
and 55th sts and 9Th and 9TH reasonable terms
Address b., LOG West 42dst.
Brooklyn.
II URNISHED ROOMS. 1863 1.2 Columbia Heiehtav
Brooklyn several desirable let. suite Of
single one room suitable fOr physicans once.
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Drcssmakina.

II RESSMAKER-By a first class litter and dr,no,.
~ wishes Few more engagements by the day or wpuit
OF town; late OF Of the Leading houses
references Address D. $50 broadway N'' 0'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1861 Madlson-aye,
" near 125h.s-Pupils fitted for all colleges open 70
women those completing preparation here admitted TO
Wellesley" without further examination Primary and al
yanced departments Terms for boarding pupils moderate
Reopens Sept % Miss North and Miss Barnes, Principals
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPSON'S
NI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
80 and 81 East 57th-st., New-York
ADDRESS until Sept. LIST, Of J. KENNEDY TOD &
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cEo. !. coNNoR, G. ?: A. noRDEN 3 LOWELL. Ast..
PROVIDENCE LINE.

THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER. and all points North ana
Fast via Boston or worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
through parlor car runs from steamers wharf 70
Fabyans without change. stopping principal intermediate
points
Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 30 N. r. foot OF warrenst at 8 80 ..
daily except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
express train for Boston leaving arriving Boston
7l5 am Wagner paror carsnew equipments full nights
rest shert rail ride Recves renowned orchestra each
steamer. checked
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EUGENIA: A FRIENDS VICTIM,
H Tale Of Italy, by Alton Hurba CIV; p H., is the
title Of second volume Of the Elite Library. For
sale at all bookstores and news stands 30 cents.
THE WELLES PUBLISHING COMPANY
O95 Broadway, N y.
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9nsirnrlion.
For Younr Ladies-Country.

For IOunE l-hhicb-NOuHliY
fVOME INSTITUTE. Tarrvtown. y. "a boarding and
flv school f1r young aIss ana litlc girls; val
omen ScItainbcr is MISS VI. ". MEICAif, Principal
TEOrGUTON SEMINARY TOR YOUNG LADIES.
LCnui0n a. " offers unsurpassed advantages la music
arguagc sciences and attractive % graduates OF high
schools.
~ 4. G. BENEDICT. A. NJ
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To Stockholders of the SutrO Tunnel Com
pany who have not assented to the
Plans of Reorganization.

RFFpRRING TO ABOVE ADVERTISEMENT
TJiE ItEORGtNIZITION COMMITTEE HERtBf
GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE TIME FOX ~ BcsKIB;
ING no THE NEW BONDS II EXTENDED TOD JULY
25TII, 3. r. NJ .,,,u ,,,
New York, July 10, 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

Describe Cities Towns and Resorts the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WoODCUTS.
For sale at bookstores and ncwsstands Price % cent
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

FNdE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Il WEST MADISON SQUARE n. Y.
Open all Summer Also Seaside Summer Course
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STEAMBOATS,

" QUICKEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST
CATSKILL EYENING LINE, steamers kAATERS-
KILL and CATSKILL leave every week day az y. p m
from of Jayst N r., connecting with Catskl Noun:
rain Cairo II. list OF houses rates, &C.. send
To- bier or address w. J. HUGHES. CatskilL N. Y.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW-YOBk MUTUAL
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Successor to the Mutual Union Telegraph Company,
10 BROAD-sT.. NETWORK CITY.
To the Bondhodcrs OF RE Mu'ual Union relcgrapn
Company and Stockholders OF the New York Mutual
Telegraph Company;
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-10-17
Death of A. r. Glider.

Intelligence is received here of the death
on the 9th inst, at Riverside, California,
of Absslam r. Glider, son-in-law of w
Carlin, of the Third ward, and former
old resident of this city, at the age of 6a
years. Deceased was born in Vermont
and emigrated to Jefferson county abou,
the year 1916. At place named Vicks-
burg, near Ixonia, he erected saw mill
on Rock river, which burned down when
in operation but short time. He re-
moved from this city to Minneapolis 20
years ago and invented -four purifier,
out of W hich he made considerable money.
He became. totally blind four years age
from catarscts forming on his eyes, and
this, together with other physical in6rni-
ties, clouded and saddened the last years
Of his life. Mr.. Glider was prominent
Mason, and an old member of Watertown
lodge. His wife died eighteen years ago,
and he leaves one child, Mrs. Ella Crom.
bio, with whom be resided at the time Of
bis, death. The remains have been em.
sbalmsd, and will be taken to Minneapoli,
for burial. *
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-10-17
Accident to r. v. Piper.

Last Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock
the team of Frank V. Piper, of Pipers-
vile, was run into by the passenger train
going west on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway Both horses were
killed outright, and Mr.. Piper, who was
driving, was thrown out of the wagon, re-
ceiving q severe injury to his ribs on the
right side, and scalp wound, it being
the greatest wonder that he was not in
stantiy killed. A young man named
Chas, Senator, in the wagon with Mr..
Piper, was also thrown out, but escaped
injury. The accident occurred at the old
Milwaukee road crossing, Mr.. Piper being
on his way TO the city with some cheese
From the side Mr.. Piper approached
the track an embankment hides the cars
from view, making it necessary for those
driving teams to exercise care to avoid
accidents. Mr.. Piper claims that the en-
CINE did not whistle as it should when
nearing the crossing, and yet the engi-
neer lis positive that the whistle was
blown. Mr.. Piper was conveyed to the
residence of G. A. Brickell and received
medical attention from Drs. Spalding and
Moulding He is recovering from the
great shock and the injuries he received
as rapidly as possible, and it is expected
that he will be able to be removed to his
home in few days
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-10-17
---AFTER THE CONCERT. II
GRAND = BAIL

Board of Street Commissioners. :
Meetings the Board of Street Com
missioners Monday evening: j. "
!: The jury, comprising s. s.. Woodsrd, G..
J. Wcnck, G. e.. Parks, F. HeSmann,
Frank Sloan and w. d. Stacy. appointed
by Judge Colonius to assess the damages
sustained by Mrs. A.. Genereich by the
condsmning of her property to be used -
m approach to the new bridge in the
First ward, reported $3.50 AZ the amount
of such assessment, which il to BE- made
on the property of the whole city. Ac-
cording to the charter the assessment muat
be madeaupon the property directly ben
eitsd.-EDrToR.t The report was laid
over until q special meeting to b held
Thursday. =.
William Jaedecks resigned a. weed
measurer for the east side, and L. Jaehr-
ling was appointed in his place.
CONS. Huber and Gorder were appoint
| ed committee to examine certain deed
given By Fred Miller & Go. for the right
Of way extending from First street to the
mill race; also the papsEs relating to the
vacating Of the west end Of Western ave-
hns aud the records connected Herewith.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-10-17
Body Found in the River.

Friday afternoon last the body of Henry
Gruetzmacher, son Of Mrs. VIM. Gruetz
macher, of the Sixth ward, was discov.
cred in the river at the north side of the
two-mils railroad bridge of the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway. A
brakeman going across the bridge on q
freight train was the first to see the dead
man, and as he passed along he conveyed
the intelligence to some track men, who
returned to the bridge. II. o. Bradley,
who was at the time standing in the mid
die of the river fishing, was notified by
them of the affair, and wading over to
the spot, dragged the body to the
bank and took charge of it until the ar
rival OF the undertakers.
The body was found near the first stone
pies. at the west end Of the bridge, and
was partially covered with weeds. On
the face and one arm were bruises, indi-
eating that the man was hurt before fall
ing into the river. The most probable
theory is that he was knocked of the
bridge by train. Grnetzmacher had been
in demented condition for some years
past, and had been csnfnedin the Dodge
county insane asylum and also in the
Northern hospital. He had been missing
from his home since the previous Mon
day night. he wac by trade black
smith, and % years old: ,.n 4
Saturday morning 2 coroner's jury en-
paneled by Justice Stacy rendered YER
dict that the deceased came to his death
by falling of the railroad bridge, while
wandering about in an insane condition.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-10-17
Main St., bet. Sd & 4th Sts
BUSINESS NOTES.
The best 50 90 Fur cap ever put IN
the market is to be had at

- ne O3St SZ W. Il III CNOA Pot ~
the market ia to be had at
ScHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's.
New horses and carriages at the liv-
ery barn of n. J Simon & Co. Give
them a call. 1w2
To our immense line of overcoats we
have added for this winter q choice selec-
ton of fur coats, which everyone. should
see. SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
DO not fail to call at CRUDE & Ach-
tenhagen's TO secure few bargains in
Asunels, underwear, clothing and dress
goods before they move into their new
store. They have marked the above
uoods down 10 the lowest possible price,
and every one is now able to secure same
at from Is to 20 per cent. cheaper than ut
farmer prices. Now is the time to buy
your fall stock. Do not delay, but come
asrly and procure the best goods. IF
2-w3 CRUDE & ACHTENHAGEN.
in gents underwear and wooden
shirts Schiller & Quentmeyer are the
leaders.
For the Milwaukee Exposition, to be
held from Sept. 5 to Oct. 20, the o., M.
& St. P. Ry. will sell on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. during continuance
of the exposition, excursion tickets at 9
fare one way for the round trip, with 20
cents added for admission coupon. Tick
cts good to return until the Monday fol-
lowing date of sale.
Our Tailor-made clothing for men
and boys has grown very, very popu lar,
sfo1 the reason that we offer best qualities
ON very small margins. Our clothing
bears inspection.
SCHILLER & QUENTMEYER.
N. J. Simon & CO., successors to Z.
Kennedy. are ready to do general livery
business, and have for hire stock OF
horses and carriages lwZ
We are pleased to announce the ar
rival OF the largest and most complete as
sortment of fall and winter overcoats ever
.shownin this city, at prices that others
can net meet.
SCHILLER & QUENTMEYER.