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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07

I have and keep constantly on
hand the largest and best stock
of Boots and Shoes in the city.
Morrow's Tackles glove-ftting
shoe a specially for ladies. Also
the Celebrated Carlisle Shoe for
Ladies, Misses and Children, the
best goods in the market for sale
only by II. N. DEATRICK.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07


Lodge No. "a, I. O. O. F., held June
Both. 1888, the following named Off
GERS were duly elected for the ensuing
term:
John E. Oliver, N. G.; Chas l..
Rice, V. g.; Theo. Buser, r. S.; John
L. Oliver, F. S.; VIM. McElroy.
Treas.
Sheriff Lamon is very favorably
mentioned for State Auditor by many
of his friends. He would make a
strong run and would be the right
man in the right place. Give us Bow
ers and Lamon and you'll see con-
test Of strength aud ability, with
Bowers 400 ahead in old Berkeley, or
there about, more or less.
For Sheriff he would carry his old
time majority, for there isn't another
Robt. Lamon in the opposite party
available just now; while the Re-
publicans have plenty of other good
and strong men like Messrs. Smith,
Miller, Ryner, Busey, Harper, Tabler,
Kennedy, Mcdonald, and more like
them. This end should be represent
ed on the State ticket, and Bowers is
the man to roll up the majority.
Superintendent of Schools, M. IT.
Bowen, Esq, died at his home in
Darkesville. Friday night of last
week. He had been in declining
health for some time, and was not
able to visit the schools. Mr.. Bowen
was good teacher and citizen, and
leaves many friends who mourn his
departure. He was in his 37th year,
born in Clarke Co., Va, but a resi-
dent of Berkeley for a number of
years. The funeral took place Sun
day and was attended by many peo-
pie and school children, Rev. Gray
preaching the sermon. A wife and
four small children are bereft of hus-
band and father. ...-. B..
The many remarkable cures Hood 8
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are sufficient
proof that it does possess peculiar
curative powers.
To EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT
PAIN.--Dr. Ash Hamill, of this city,
has purchased from DIR. Hays, of Pitts
burg, his process of, and apparatus
for, administering anaesthetics, also
his Created Hypnotic. The wonder
full superiority of this new process
and apparatus over and above every
thing else in use is manifest; in its
absolute safety, which consists of pro-
ducing light, agreeable, attenuated
vapOr, having the necessary proper
ties to support respiration and life
and in putting the regulation of the
percentage of the narcotic under the
control, in every respect, of the adj
ministrator, SO as to be adapted to
meet the wants or needs of every pa
tent in all the various stages of An
aestheria and also in having a re-
liable thermometer attached to the
apparatus, by which the capacity and
power of the atmosphere to receive,
contain and convey certain percen-
tage of any given narcotic in the An
aesthetic. may be known at all times
while being administered and fur
Their, not only its safety but its eff
cheney, consists in having water
bath with heating power combined
by which the tendency to lower the
temperature of the vapor by the con-
| tinuOus massage of the air through and
over the narcotic is not only counter
acted, but by which an increase of
temperature of the vapor, is obtained
so as to meet the ever-varying wants
of the patient perfectly in the advanc'
! ing stages Of Anastheria.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07

Peter Mantz, aged fifty six years,
an engineer in charge of B. & o. en-
CINE TIC, was run over and seriously,
if not fatally injured while oiling his
engine at Camden Station Tuesday
afternoon. Mantz stepped backwards
from his engine and tripped, and the
three o'clock accommodation for
Washington passed over his legs. AT
the University Hospital his left leg
was amputated near the ankle and
the right below the knee. Mantz
is one of the old employees of the road,
and his run was from Baltimore to
Hagerstown.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07

Try THE HERALD six months.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07

ST.. NICHOLAS FOR JULY, 1885,
The distinctively Fourth of July
story is IS Ringing in the FOURTH" by
Huldah Morgan, Il through "boy's
story" illustrated by the frontis-
piece and other strong drawings by
w. II. Drake. "Two little Confed-
crates" Thos. Nelson Pages serial,
increases in interest, and the same
may be said of" Drill" by John Pres
ton True. Julia Magruder completes
her child sketches from George Eliot,
by the second part of "Tom and
Maggie Tulliver.' Rodney's ride "
is stirring Revolutionary ballad. by
Elbridge S. Brooks, with illustrations
by r. B. Birch. In Dogs of noted
Americans" Gertrude Van r. Wick
ham gives charming sketches of the
dogs owned by John Burroughs, Il.
b. Aldrich, and Frank r. Stockton
the portrait of Mr.. Stockton's dog be-
ing drawn by the hand of his owner.
Willis J. Abbot is able to add to Mr..
Julian Ralph's story of "a pig that
nearly caused War;" "a pig that
really caused Wharf.-The War Of
1927
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07

AT a regular meeting of Tuscarora
Lodge No. "a, o. O. F., held June
Both. 1888, the following named Off
GERS were duly elected for the ensuing
term:
John E. Oliver, n. G.; Chas l..
Rice, V. g.; Theo. Buser, r. S.; John
L. Oliver, f. S.; VIM. McElroy,
Treas.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07

The many remarkable cures Hood s
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are sufficient
proof that it does possess peculiar
curative powers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-07-07
From the Cnarlesto,cm Papers. |

Heavy rains last week seriously in
terfered with the wheat harvest, but
we hope has not damaged the crop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

Psa Shoulder 1897 2S Smoked ss =, % saicac ac Janu
e es ' 6e'sm so' zoe % Nay hoSsH'
s ST heavy . n sn. T scs sG d Gas'; Sees
LARDA mGes stronger Is.aE ss Fading RoweSer was
SLOW az Directors o9 S s9se iSaa and Psosed
n sde 'os sHd c Choice SP sso 'e City steam
50 5 December d cos'S eos a. SS e Fs s1Sa closed
at sfGe March closed Size April closed a. Size
NAY f s s q Sl'' coseS 22s sa.s $50 2c
e2ed Am hSheT a s7oe 'r 'BUTTERThe market
sas the features noted Tor few day; past Really o,il
s nHe ruled duh. Grcanery state, tubs.
sS Stessa Ss si"f Fancy GgS cTssasry ga
35e; Western DO; ga o4S t, 40 tGd6"@.
S Sgs9 bare pg Welsh tubs 35S2ec DO FaiT
s sSSsc 2oS 60 far ss 6 c p Dairy
choss 23sa@s lima 90 1890 Fs ig a2sis'
V weseHn ' Imitation Cream choice 24s2oc DO
We %si'f ere Fi FaS5y !q Es H1S DO
GmEF TiI6 sF home II Nc trade iS s
II s4c; Ordinary 70 chcce llal lse sn dr.
light ,6 sslos meq Pe6nsv gSs Rims, aasc
EGGs-Fm and ID IN f9T de western 2ss2is canada
v1-" 1cs Sso ies5oc LINED Is i-aaie Pc
gn%pGrAGE , for eas s aaS 19 "a
Bfc fs az cen 3ig al % e Refined quiet
f PoSd Leaf 80 c Cru Grasuas gD Mould
standard 5seI Coffee az ,o,S Ssg q. w9lte
Extra C." 3-SG6 1-2c Extra Cn6 LEGO Ol6ci T."
. 34a5 7-sc; yellow, 1913 5sc.
STEARINE-Lard firm. unchanged. Choice CITY
quoted 9d9 1-Sc. OlcOmargarne STEADY sales,
SO 900 n City, l-4c
avG Prime tgy Quoted SSl pp al sales
ToBACCo-Kentucky quiet but in seed leaf mod
business reported, including 300 1887,
STATE Havana 8 to 20ej 100 cases iSsS55 5, Pennsyl,
12c; 100 1851 Pennsylvania. private terms
$50 cases sundrcs - to SOC 400 bales Havana. 65c
to 81 10; 200 bales sumatra, 81 20 to -.
WOOL-The market devoid Of activity the past
week, well controlled and carefully offered
that manufacturers fail to advantages the way
Of concessions. Saes. so 600 y fail Texas 1910;
10000 graded New exican. % I2a2f f2c 80 600
do East India 27G2sc 1000 do fine deaine 80 Ice
5000 do Georgia Bic; 5000 do II unWashed Indiana
% I2c 5000 do l2 blood deiaine. 81 Zee 5000 DO
Xxx fleece. 3dc 5000 DO medium fleece zoe 600 do
j blood fleece &c; 100000 do pulled 900 do extra
do e. 900 do Territory secured Sc, 5000 10 noiIs
90 bales East India 1O0O 600 carpet 10 600 do Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

q e uniform decline At tx Tsee. ~ ss,s ssi
&c " The i%Psovs%eas SSSeyei los. and toI
d long while when S Se wds suI began met Ga o
shorts here made another attempt 10 ZONE early
Ts' w SS s Ss' avs q Strong
Cash grades were more q less neglected. and P5csS
sass aSSs 600 Ss:Rsl. future 300 sa.SsI; ;pSt
Ss a 4 csss T % s az 81 Red 81 81
Sc C SS @ g7s ~ al s@ns9T :. % La
81 os IA, closing 81 os L. February, 81 o. lse
q 90 as closing a at q 20 90 So d Do Nay Nay cs ss
OK oias at u % Dc 5Sn 81 o saS D 9 GsG
Hnchanged in price and dull 80 BARLEY MALT
SoERN-Fos prompt delivery wa offered more freely
export demand shippers took $4,000 bushels The
oRos bSsoe. devoid Of Special and only
i2c early, following the drift the west aud
sales bushels future 1872 bushels spot I2si
No g. 10 s4a%ic: Steamer Nxed az 4s1egfs sAc ie
ysstor a 1-2a44 SAC delivered; No. ., ~ ia
white 4s iSc elevator a5e delivered no December
90 $sci DO. February, 90 $500 Hide closing at
o%sc do Nay As sssl5 sc closing At 45 9sc
paTns but ' pc ruled out se %Se os se 20 &
g l2s az Whit $sSaS FAC No. 2 sisi - a. White
%h gsus az s' 81 s& s 81 81
g AZ closing a SO $4c DO white January 81 iq6
75as2 l2c co NJ 75c so n soc; lob H. s5ao5c sharps
81 ds1 05; Rye Feed soc.
HAY AND STRAW-Domani continues fair and re-
eeipts Light prices IN Consequence are vol maintained
Hsy-Choice large, 0Jc small, 90c No. large, poe ;
msll, s5c No. 2, large s0as5c small 7oa75c Glover
55c Light Mixed, 55GG5c; Dark Mixed, 55c :
shipping, zoe. strsu-Long Rye, SOs55ci Short Rye
6598Oc Dat. 50c.
HOPS-The o very tame look
Shippers quiet and demand from brewers - only
Of hand mouth character Prices
remain a. quoted last State choice
new 21d2oc do medium new. $4,000; do common, new
1910; DO 1887, 7d1lc; 1885, 4d0c; Pacific COast
choice, 2Od22c good, 15a20c; Eastern
and wisconsins new. 1sa2Oc; do 1887. Sa9c foreign
33a40c
METAIS-TIN-F1rm quiet LEAD-SfrOnger
fales 10 March. 3S7 Ia COPPER-IJull
but firm. SPEInER-Nomlnal
1RON-Consderabe piRirOn has been placed on
tract for future delivery but The present remains
quiet ana steady. Quotations s1sdS1S so for No. y
Foundry s17dfl7 80 for No . \ and s15 5OGs16 for
Grey Forge Very moderate sales In Scotch pig p
barely steady prices as quoted Cotness 500 50ds2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

iS SFSSSSsS; tS S 80 and
sks-Ia moderate demand and ,tssdIy held d
quality ''o.'~',' - -,
since last fdg steady ana quiet quoted aSc
h .ed, moderate no inquiry Goa sos So
sSs' l2 ' siIs . s5?si - g ~ 1ss
= 70 H. g so oG@ g. q d. H. % ts
oiS-for cottonseed he feeling Is very strong, with
sa n IoSins fHd a 1s %sTf''
yellow Ss o oeoans 6e 5ps sc 2s ssIes
Lnseed city, 5se Western, 5ee foreign 5 SSagS O
Ira prime 69aiOc Mtn'ue9 CRUDE; sen' eytre
beached $3.50 i-2c sperm crude 67c natural winter
non SaIars Winter wne l9 # sessh S Shs
lee extra beache1 4sc ssa ELEPHANT neacheg Snisf
use; Straits S5aS6o; Bank, 94a85c
OCEAN FREIG HTs-Sieam frelghts have an easy
look but sail tonnage suitable for ohshore traces Is IN
been paid To London steam. 10 geo bushels grq rain
Antwerp steam lie 600 bushels grain, sd AmsteTdan
SE ea 1000 bushels grain l2c , %HAiN 10 CORK
q % 29q2 3E a. ss0 steamer connea
hence 10 China ana japan 10000 cases refined ana eco
ere cargo ship G Of Montreal hence to Cga 5SOQ 70
Iiye9ooi, 10000 bis refined, IS Cd MISCEELLAA
Iuonos Ayres lumber SOL free Of igherage; schooner
cara E. coleord hence to Havana goal private terms
America general cargo British steamer Thames Bait
british bark san Antonio ship Island Bgenos AyIes
lumber s20 schooner 2: 3 Walngford. Kings Ferry
20 New York. lumber ST. free wharfage and river tow
age schooner G.. W. Lewis, hence to st. Johns Y. r.,
coal So % schooner c. T. Paine hence 70 Nuevltas and
back els 80 and port charges British ship George
St John to Liverpool deals 7qs 3D. tlmbsr SOsi Brit
Rrit 81 brig Rochemont Portland to the West Coast OF
Africa lumber. private terms; schooner Emma NJ.
JIawe- AmbOv falatka, IRON go % schooner Emma
Igrirgs Auboy Portland coal. 81 %.
VISIONs-POR a moderate demand to-day
q. Generally steady prices Sales. 200 bbls Mess,
Triyafe terms New Mess s14 25es14 10 Short Clear
flG0Sl7 70 Extra prlm. 81 Prime Mess nominal and
Temfiv Mess et5 1880 BEEF
Quiet. steady and unchanged City Extra India
Mess in rerces s21a 423; Extra Mess In bbs 81 50a
SO Packet 40 5Oasil 90 per Dbl and sl3as13 30 IN
tisrces; Plate 50 JOasiO; CITY Family Mess S12 5OQ
e16 REEF HAMs-Meet with a light
sale. Quoted here 9l3 and 40 West, el2 .
CUT MEATs-Have moderate inquiry and prices
rule firm sales, 800 Picked Hams, Toe; - 600 n
Picked y lilies 11ul2 ~ average 1-2c 900 70 do
II .. 7 5sc; Pcked Bellies l. n average Z 1-2c 10
=. Bic; Picked Hams, i0ci Smoked do, 1lal1 Lac !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

rryy,poo Dec IA D. motion The sales Of me oay
included $500 bales American tn.ufes anhsr teiv-
american Middlng-I,ow hhfhng Clause Deeen ~ sld
sry $3.50 sellers December ndJanuary delivery - o
b. er.; January and February delivery ioOsn a,i
rehru,ry and March delivery. 1886 sellers h@I,n -
Anil delivery l964d sellers April and NAY aeasrs'
~ 4d value May and June dei,vcry - pa xneast
June and July delivery, 2s6sd seiiers' '"S Az" S
delivery 8 26-U4d sellers - -
GALVESTON Dec Election steady Middfng VI 80 -
MdddnR 9 Good Ordinary, 1918 net ana HIVs' 49, Ia
eJS bales exports Britain. 1880 bales se' f''
%5 o., reos Is 500 baI.s gross receipts e2ss
baes exports the continent t442 Daes oofs"''o' wy"
bales sale 3, 1873 bales - -
NORFOLK Dec 2l-Cotton quiet. Mdflng. ~ pet an, sn'
gross receipts 1905 bales exports coAS'"is NV ''
weekly receipts D. 42s bales gross zt4lo os's
exports Britain, 2l42l bales eoaSs"1S1 gov
bales sales IL. lao bales -
SAVANNAH 21.-COton quiet Middlne ~ lD" a,a
bales exports 70 the continent $500 bales coastv 5"f
baios sales 100 bales stock l299Jt bales -.. ..
weekly Net and receipts 80 loz aes az PPs
81 bales 10 the continent iV'io- "'"''
coast wise 10 9O2 bales sales. 6.2OO bales
ST. LOUIS Dec 2l.-Cotion quiet Mddling. rs 10y
Nidung 1916: Good Ordinary. ll6 net reely.s 49,
bales: gross receipts 1929 bales shipments -V'1 Vas'
sales $50 bales stock. 90 533 bales ,. ~ .,-
weekly Net receipts a. 76s bales receipts 105lI
nl'os shipments, II $40 bales saes 1880 bales
Nrv ORiEASs Dec 2i--Cotton steady Middlng, 70,
faT M.ddlng 81 Good Ordinary 81 net receipts iu.-S
h.-s zross ,232 bales exports 10 Great Britain tS'pI
,oa.twise 2I22 tales sales 5000 bales stock. 23e5Io
Weeky-Net receipts So 2oi bales receipts sos2S
exports to Great Britain, 29bl3 bales 10 France DO
bales continent J2.57s bales coastwse eolb bales
Il. $50 bales
Gorecton~Make exports ooastwise December IL. 1853
bales 18th, 632 18Th, 5.s7l
YEwYoRK Dec 2l-Foowtng are ,he total net receipts,
.flt pce Gepfe herl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

General trade TgTivs5 a1rd brick brick 10 SSS
sis. Trenton and Phialelpia Front s27a SOS Hayer-
straw hard So s5as6 rs pr 1000 ahoat Hosendae Ce
rant sISf1 is Der Dbl American Portland. 90 1O9
80 So Tpsish Port and 81 2O4s2 20; German Portland
- oGS2 70 Rockland Common Lime, 81 per DBL, ana
~ tnishinc al 20 State Common Lime, soc, and %
Inisfing ii 05 Ground 15c; Latin a. loat2 10 per
1000 Goats Hail. 2'aJoc per busheli Ca'tle hai'
CoFFEE-Rio grades the spot were dealt in more
,..ei~ to-dav AZ Fair cargOes
Quoted AZ re. sales 5000 bags at IS 7sa1ee for No
: Mia grades active and hIm. Sales 121OO bags
West Indies. private terms mainly Maraeaioo Al IN
ceased business transacted in the speculative
line and The general market had much healthier look
u 10 better advces and reer buying here partly
Nv shorts" Havre Is up IA IT. ana Hamburg shows
gain Of pig Rio however continues weak Resg no
fxctange GPrivstej 81 IS; Receipts. $4,000; Rio
Cleasnces fof United States 600 do for Europe, 5000
Totsl stock 2s5 600 Santos Receipts, $4,000.
prices here advanced 1920 points early, and 20dSS
points more later closing firm. Sales, SO, 500 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

port have aggregated $4,000 bales TO last night,
comparing with s7SS 1875 bales for the corresponding time
last season including to-day.
Quotations basc American standard Of classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
Hcol Gefaie.

EXCHANGE.-A desirable dwelling house,
u Cabinet trim, all modern improvements,
near Prospect Park, brooklyn, Tor cOun-
trv place OF farm. /. ). DRlSCOLL, 81
Park Place New York.
NOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR TO LET
4 new 3-story brick factory 25XlOO;
ground 50X1O0, on one OF the PRINCIPAL
s,reeis OF Jersey City. +. NJ. PORRETT.
$40 Jersey.ave., Jersey City.
NOE SALE OR TO LET. Elegant four
i story and basement brownstOne private
dwelling, IS 70 81 East 92d-sL Apply TO
owner, A6 East 92d-st, or az Office, l22 East
s5th-st PHI. BRAERDER-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
DrcssmdkinQ.

N walking costumes. dinner aud evening
gowns from - up a. short notice re-
modelling seal end plush cloaks a spe-
cIalty MIa. McELROY. SO Last 3th-st.,
opposite Deuning's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
5iiuntions iOanie0--- AlaIe.

A TTINDANT. &c.-By an experienced
n young m1n Us nurse or personal a.
iendant b. on invalid salary moderate best
references from leading DhYsician- 9ld fnml
les Call or address T.. LORMLs, 4O2
eth.aYo.. lst hooI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
Citp propcrtr for Sale

u OUR choice lots. northwest corner Of 9Th
4 ave, below sGth-st.
T1CHBORNE. lob 3dsve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

COTTON-The spot market steadily maintained
without showing any material change Business Is light
r., tho dav Sales o87 bales for consumption Port
eeips 81 694 bales incomplete against 1925 bales
Tor this day last Since september the receipts at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
,o-~,oy u.pxrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

black and secured. 1000 do unwsshed fleece LOO d'
fine do, on private terms
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Real estate il)anteo.

---~-~S-e~~-s-
w ANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A plot Of
w well located lots for cash principals
only. Address, with partisu airs. Il T.,
Tribune Oree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
CHAs. A. SEYMOUR 4 CO., Real Estat
lBrokers. 2O3 Montague-st., Brooklyn.
Gitp propertn Go Get.

ID or ofIces. with power; large vaults
near wall and Broadway. 102 Broadway,
ROOu ia
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Dressmnkinn.


II RESSMAKING.-B the day cutting,
II fitting and drapng correct styles (;
perfect 1T; only first class parties need
answer. Nine ANDERSON, 1ij Law
renee 81. brooklyn.
( AIDES cloth and cashmere suits 81 rs
- upward obi skirts e.. PRIVATE
HOUSE, 10 West 23d-sL
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for Sale.

4 LARGE NUMBER Of printing presses.
y all prices also paper-cutiers type, &c.
cheap f0r cash JOHN METZ, III Fulton
st.. New-York.
CIIANCE FOR BEAUTIFUL PRESENT
y Choice II new imported music boxes,
"A Inches long II tunes harp attachment
$50 worth 500 Murray. ~. Room 3.
NOR SALE. Three Dug pupp es; beauties
] 20 West l2th-sI
NINE Key west cigars By box or thou.
L sand cheap. r. NJ. HENpRY, "a
last l0th-st.
= OR SALE.-A nice oak hsd-tead aud
1 fab.e combined with plenty bedding
suitable for dwelling or 0nice use. 44i
Broome-st. basement
I AIDES brand new wraps or Newmark.
l. efs 81 30 each o. close. PRIVATE
HOUSE. ~ West 23i ~
=. TORE and Office fixtures OF all kinds on
- band and made % order, counters, shelly
ing. partitions tables. rallnss &c. new
and second hand the quickest and cheapest
place ln the city 20 get what you want ia line
o' nNiuro' 40 kleeckerst, near broadway.
y IOLINS. -Maker n Ulons; stock FOR
case best work eyor offered Tor sale. $50
3davo.
VIOLIN Splendid looking Ola French
genuine Nicolas 1928 guaranteed 3.
snother .S5 both very hne tone. Address
FRENCH. 1888 4th-ave.
SIX EACH; a lot Of ehldren's
- LTD coaks odd sizes. FACTORY,
! re- West 9Sd.st. ring bell.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 81 .-Turpent4ne hrm az - g
WILMINGTON Dec. 2l.-Iurpent.lo steady Al t3c.
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STAINED.

The option market developed no new FEATURES OF I'M
portance and prices uctusted within the range OF
2d4 points closing essentially yesterday after slightly
higher opening Speculation reached moderate agBre
a Salcs. 600 haes.
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Boar6 iOante0

BOARD WANTED for three adults In two
ID sunny front rooms between 18th and
10th sis. and Lexington and 7th ayes, at not
10 exceed $50 week references exchanged.
Address WESTMINSTER Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
Brooklyn

CIX LOTS, southwest corner 10th-sve.
- and efth-st. forms 70 suit.
OTTO ERNST, South Amboy, Y. J..
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-02-29
PEACE ON EARTH.
The Change Which Has Lately Come Over
the Spirit of Statecraft,

The Change Which Has Lately Come Over
the Spirit OF Statecraft,
1t is a happy ard significant sign of
the present state of human enlighten-
ment, and a hopeful augury for the
future, that cool, temperate counsels in
the adjustment of international ques-
tions are superseding the old-time arbi-
trament of the sword. Questions, the
mere broaching of which century ago
would be but the herald to the clash Of
arms, are now settled by more ra-
tional tribunal, and war, that charnel-
house of history, is rapidly being rele-
gated to the obscurity of the barbaric
past. The millennium of peace may not
be exactly upon us, but it's dawn is
rapidly approaching, and right, not
might, is fast becoming the presiding
genius of the hour.
The most superficial glance at the
moves recently made, and those in
progress, upon the chess board of Eu-
ropean politics, will show the change
which has come over the spirit of state
craft. No sooner does the acquisitive
bump of one power manifest DISPOSE
tion of aggression toward another, than
the statesmen of the other powers COM
bine, convince the representative of
the would-be aggressor of the injustice
or foolhardiness of the proposed on
slaught and promptly puncture the
threatened war bubble. Look at Rus
sia to-day! What keeps her hand from
the throat of insignificant Bulgaria, but
the diplomatic combinations of the
other powers, which tell the autocratio
Muscovites that his grievance, if he has
any, must be determined by another
tribunal than that of mis- armed legions,
tribunal before which the little prin-
cipality will have as fair hearing as
her powerful and domineering adver-
sary. Other instances might be cited
to prove that the genius of peace is
abroad, and that the "pomp and cir
cumstance of glorious war; are rapidly
losing their terrible and bewildering
fascination to nations; but it is a suffi-
cient argument in favor of the potency