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Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

TOMORROW tbs Democratic NJ
honAl Convention will Assem- BILE at g.
Louis, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for President and Woe
Presiden', and forming . platform Oh
which to 90 before The country. The
delegates Will, however, have but little
TO do, as MI. Cleveland, with o oou-
siderAtlcn Whljh Is almost worthy o.
com mendatloD, has AMENDED to every
thing, and Ill the con ven,lon will have
to do rill bs 60 rAh'y What he hiss al.
ready done In tns ar,s place he re-
nominated hm;elt several u On lbs ago,
and then 6udlns that The ticket VS.
rather light 20 pass through the
troubled sea OF 3 campaign, has a.
tempted to give II weight, strength and
stability ly naming ex Senator Thur.
man for the se;ond place. This will
save the ds!egs!es the trouble OF form.
ing . ticket themselves, and the only
work they will have 10 do will be Il
take the free trade plank, With that o
hatred OF the soldiers who bAttled fol
The U llop, aud that OF INDY ng dsvo
uon 70 the eI-DoniederAtes, form then
Into . platform, and complete the Worl
BY CLOSING the entire RAPTURE viii
sophistIy and fAlsehood 10 hide Its ei
feots. This will NOT lake long, IS tn
mAjori y OF those in attendance at III
convention are proficient in this pal
tieclsr work, consequently the job ca
be finished 10 . few hours, and ieAy
the delegates alum dknt time In who
70 eat, drink and be merry with ii
enormous 50 ep'y OF sasa bles and drlul
ables, especisl' y she latter, wal,h son
Of the. delegations have deemed IL n
cessAry to lake wish them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

prices, whether we get the profit we al
serve or sell at a bargain price. WeI
not agents for anybody's make. Wand
maker & Browns is the best and it'c nj
only make we sell.
The Bargain Suits at $lO-good aI
honest. All Wool and formerly a thi1
more.
Think of a Dress Suit for sl3, sal
ing you S..
Get a pair of s. Trousers, and you'll
W III pocket. The price was So.
Take long enough, and only fal
minutes, and you'll be the possessor of
Custom-made and fitting Suit, for hal
price.
You may just want Coat. Hui
dreds of them cut to half.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
Philadelphia Wilmington q Hsl
Hmors RAllroaA.
NAV l1&k paaa n

NAY Hoth, noes.
trnaas wSn ssave Wflmissrsa - sollsv .
ssl';s.i IS srRs; T. i j I. g.. j Is 3.
zs; :Ss s:S ! 8 |: s 4 % ms . e.
e gs'iiis !! .ss r. "a -. q: ~!
!. I'sSsS a q & ga "a saS slA ~x.
II ~ n ao.. IA II. n. ss S'ss%&
For We, ehss.es, via L.mokin. go and
Tof Newark lcsntrcy and intermediate sta.
= and Il Z .ss p ri 10 ia
E.ISss ss ~ "a 3 sss Lane
e + and ga. M. aoss Il IL, aA, al 5ia
Tam u ror = b p Division ,s.y. for.
New castle, o. 80 :. M, nsS AZ sn
y. m, and u % night
georgetown and Lewes, 30 q. m ~ % .. n,
Rehoboth, 20 .. m.
seaford iexpressl, 10 p. m.
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations, So
EIpirs:s fo q I Harrington. % p. m. WAY
Express iSr Dover. Harrington. and Del.
.rank,in City, % .. m,
tort and Norfolk, u o Night
Leave Phll.delphis. Broad Street. for VII.
ni S%E II iissrp II m@ ~ ~ 7, slS
q. "a. ia s g. iSSs 10 q and ii T 3. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia lexpress), zoo, 49,, 40
" IL 10, II 81 a. M, -, "A, and oo n. n
Accom- m0dAuon, Is Q. M, IL 10 10 10,
% IAS and 100 p. m.
For Chester {expressJ, = rs. o. 10. II 81 9 m.
D y. 7 o.. and 10 70 p. m.
accommodation, SIS 10 M. 2l0. rs. 80
8 %. and Top. m.
a EoI {, Esw York 1srFressA zoo 3ss, 80, In
D. m.
FOr West Chester. via Lamolin, SIS q. m,
FOR Csge Charles. Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk, Il % Night.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover. FELTON,. Harrington, seAford, Laurel
and Delmar, Il oS Night.
Baltimore and Washington, LIS ga sot,
10 " a. m, ~ g Is and "a % p. m. BAlti.
more. .. 90 and u asp. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for VII.
A. IT, SS sssl rs sna 3 f - 81" Ills
e.lo, s.B and II. n p. N.
For further information, passeneers are re-
ferred 10 the ticket efnce at Che station
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
1Ron which , extra fAre Is charged.
a Ssnsr Al hsnsasr ssners f x Moep Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
Il bit Of experience.

On Thursday last we told
you a story of reduced pri-I
CTS on $50 suites of choice
Bedroom Furniture.
We have seldom had more
direct evidence of public
confidence 10 our state
ments. The news was hard
ly in circulationa before:.the
selling began. 1t still goes
on.
The prices we're $32 so to
$3.50, The prices are $28
to $3.50.
The choice is yet unbrok.
en- ard the special offering
well worth your careful ex-
animation.
/
| Stuff for Graduation Drea-
CO
Se9. colt, creamy WOODS
like ocean foam. We never
before had so full and varied
a stock to pick from. Liqh,
, or medium weiqhts-anv-
thing from Serge to YELLING
White, Ivory or Cream Atwood Henrietta
o.e.m 40 S, inches, s s5s; a. si's5e
- S inches, $50.
0r'An 60 ooS co. g. SsfT 7S:.
. Cream a Alo' soo g. . ST..
Cream Ia Gloria,
. Cream No tSDaFs' 81
: o. s., e5e, q
\ IS inches, soc.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

No matter how handsome or goo
sellers our goods turn out-depend
the low prices. We can't wait for slO
sales at large profits. We want bout
tiful and doubling and increasing bug
ness. We have the low prices and gOd
goods to bring that result.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

NE. William Il. Blaks's pretty little
fairy tale, which he told TO . select few
OF The voters OF the Third ward las,
Fr day evening, about Mr.. Harrington
being pied sed 70 appoint colored men
on the poi,e force, may have had some
effect ON those who heard II, ~ the
ward gave . mai orl,y for Mr.. Dough-
erty, but II did not benefit Mr.. Bake
much, As his R,publloan opponent, Mr..
Thomas johnson, resolved 46 majority
tor Council. THIS Is the second time
Mr.. Blake has been turned down by his
own party; las, year II WAS Oh the
nomination, and nov At the election,
for 10 cAnnoE be denied that Mr.. John
son owes bis victory 70 the independent
Democratic vote. The day was, when
Nj. Blake seemed 10 carry The Third
ward around In his vest pocket, bu.
that day has passed, still We would not
IN any account be 20 uucharitASle ~
70 infer that the new election lay,
Whioh prevents men from voting two
or three or half dozsn times, had any
thing nj Ill 70 do with the change.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
BA LTIhOhn n 0astU nAILRoAn
soHkDuLn In xEBKOr. April 20, 1883
rFAtnc lesys pslawHis Aysnys pspes

soHkDuLn In xEEKOr. April 20, 1883
rrAtns lsNs ps,awAfs Avenue pspoG
EAST DsIUND.
For Pbii.dsiphiA and Chester, SIS ;sl
%, % 500 $40 70 and al u q M; / to,s co.
. %. % 20, 0 IS, o 20, 7 90, - 40 and IS D. m
Un 5updsysf 80 : o. Q %, 10 so and sll Il q
nj 90, oo.s bs,'s 20. %, 0 to.ss 20 and O.
p. m. wpsr .or,n
For r,na ariy. accsmmodatijn, daily II 80
FOR Baltimore. te.onm sdklish. daily OF
tor ohiciEO and PlttspurE. express, daily
Cincinnati end st. Louis express, daily
II IS I'm.
baltimore accom- uOdn,Ion. daily 2NS pm.
Pitt.ours, chicago and St. Louis express,
SinEtTly accommodation, daily 7 30 m,
IOk LAkD6NbEKu, Q 10 a. n.sp.tr'
only, lloo !. N, dAlj eteept Sunday, 2 10
Trains isa7c mAifs. Stree. s.suea.
Ter Philadelphia aob p. N. daily. Tor
Baltimore eGP d., daily. Esi I,Arden
peru $50 And II 90 a. ID. daily, except Sun.
day; ios n on Sunday only, IA and $50
HitisbuFa. Chicago aud b.. Louis express
Trains ior NiIminston-L.sAvs Phllsaa
phiA, daily, - %, 1000, pll 90 ., m, TACO
noon, ~ 400, 80, aGsC. ITO. ala 10 10,
Daily, except Sunday. LSa, I.so =. m.
AA.za. and tto .. m.
SundASs only, Ru am.
kxpruEs HaibGh
RATES TO WESTERN FONTS LOWER THAH
VIA ANY OTHRR LINE
". M. OLEM ENTB, 9, U.sUULL
Gen1 Manager. Gem r Ass. A1ss
TeloDnon1 No. iAe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
New wall Pager Store.

The Undersigned having opened tie
store zO9 West Seoot street with full
line OF wall paper and window sbad es
We are prepared to do work q, short
notice: We would solicit o call from
our friends and the public. We EN-.
ploy htsEclass work men and guarantee
STnM. as O. W. Evans & Co., 209
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
WILMINGTON & NORrnERN x x

WiLmInGtOh NORTH ERIN X K.
Time table in effect, May 18Th 1888. Trains
For Reading, Blrdsboro. Joanna, Spring
neld, Waynesb rg Junction, Manor ,Pottsvilie,
ITnMiqua, Allentown, Lebanon. Wcrn, :
vile and all points on the philadelphia and
Reading n. H.. 7.t0A. m. and 40 p. m.
For Springfield, WAynesburg Junction,
Ford and Dupont's and inttrmCdiGte points,
n 90 a. M, ana COP. IN.
For Coates lille and intermediate points at
100 a. IN, 80 and $50 p. M.
For West Chester, 40 a. NJ, 40 and SEQ
p, IN.
For New Bridge and ntermedlat points,
6. Is p. IN. AMI on Saturday only at g. % and
II. is p. M.
On sunday for Reading and Intermediate
points, at sos n. M. and for Springfield and
intermediAte pnints at 5. 90 p. m.
A. u MclAlSLAND, BjWN ESS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gcn'l PAS. Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
Louisiana State Lottery Oompar

Louisiana State ottery Company
Incorporated By tho Legi nature In 1865
for Educational and charitable purposes
and It's franchise made part OF the present
whelming popular vote.
ats Grand single Humber Draw.
lnEs take pl@co MoMtnly, and Gha
Grand Quarterly DFnWtnKn, roEM.
Sunos September and DoeeMberl.
I'VE do hereby certify that We supervist
The arrangements for all the Monthly and
Qnarteriy drawings Of The LouiHians
aud control the drawings themselves, anc
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness and In good faith toward al parties
And We authorize the company 70 uae tnI
oortihehto, with fac-similos OF our ugnE tur q
sttoehed In its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

We, tue un6ersisnsd Banks and BSnksr1
Eill pay all Prizes drawn in Tho LouisianI
state Lotteries which may DO presented 81
our counterB
n. N. WAAsIRLEF, Pros. Louiuinns
National BANK
PIERRE EANAUX. Pros. ptaeN En
taOpsp Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. n. o. Eat'I n'n
CARL kOHM. Pres. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

The choicest, most beautiful an
perfect fitting Boys Clothing we ever lai
on our counters. Its good value will
Jas evident to mothers and buyers
Boys Suits as its style.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

The Park will be con.
tinued another week-north
gallery, second floor.
King Cotton is dethroned
The ice-pyramid has gone
into liquefaction and ia not.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
The Bargain Room is only a

The Bargain Room is only a pad
A generous and much the large|
share of business provided for in I'll
generous and big and hundreds of Id
OF Spring and Summer Suits. ThestyI(
are the most stylish. The qualiti|
every grade that you'll want for work 4
office or dress. The prices the shorte|
step and very close to cost.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW aKRIRai NEW aERIEsl

This association has alwavs been carefully
managed, and 10 now one OF the most auc-
the city.
ing shareholder. Money for sale al each
monthly meeting.
new s, ries Of 900 shares OF stock is now
offered fer sale at 81 per share.
Persons desiring to Join q reliable Loan As
so iation will do wen to examine into the
merits of this association. Secure SHARES Al
once and arrange to buy q home on easy
terms. Books now ready.
CHAPLEs N. TRUMP, President.
WILLIAM =. HAWKINS, Secretary.
Once, No. 7l2 Market street. ma fmeod
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
N0TICE.

y TO FAkMERS BUTOHRHS,
FOR SALE-Tbe ospital STOCK IN the
Washington street MARKET House 90, 9TH
and Warrington streets. PurchAsers OF tn o
stock are entitled 10 eheic OF Italis accord
inE TO the amount Of STOCK subscribed for.
Also stable room for horse and wagon In the
basement, which ia 70 be fitted up for the
uso OF farmers and these away from the
MARKET For null particulars call at once Of
PHILIP R.tLARK d Co, s2l MARI Of street.
J. j tIERcn NO. West street, or
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

AMI fSmilies The protitS are large and sure
for every industrious person, many have
made md arc now making tsven hundred
dollars q month. 1t 10 easy for any ono to
make IS and upwards per day, who is will
Ing 10 work. Either s'x,young or old; CAPT.
tai not neeiod; We start you. Everyth ing
new, No spsolHl ability req 1iredi you,
10 US at once for full particulars, which we
mail free. Address StiLson q TO-, Portland,
Maine. f2lyN
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
WANAMAKER q BRows

The bright an,
refreshing weathq
brought all our ad
yertising into had
vest. It's to be ID
pendedon. The Bal
gains are real anil
reliable as our quail
ties and guarantee
Nobody gets disa
pointed in goods
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

NOTiuE OF REMUVkL-rHE SD ARE
IN holders OF De lAWlre Loan Association
hre hereby hot,fi I'd that the meetiugI OF this
Assooistion will be held ct No ia Market
q reoi nfn a 'or, from and afer present date.
tmos open during the day and in the
even inss Until 30 D. m.
~ order Of the Board Of ID sotofS,
httssb WM. t. HAwBIne, SEQ, lat
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Three hundred styles ana

Three HstHdred styles ana
mere:
originally $3.50, now $3.50
originally s17.75, now $500
originally ga 30, now sSt0
originally s19.75. now % 90
originally SIS 75, now $3.50
originally ss9.7s, now $1,000
Handsome, fresh, desir-
able stuffs; seas o n a b l e
weight and proper colors.
A Market Street window
iull of s. Robes. You'll
doubt your eyes.
Remnant counter, northwest of centre.
Women's pure Black Silk
Mitts. Touch them. That's
enough to set you feeling
flor the rs cents.
Chestnut street side, eighth coun'er.
Flannsls In piles and pyra-
mids For any use.
New corners among the
striped French Printed Elan
nels. Striking color con-
trasts. These are the styles
that figure as "blazers'' and
Tennis Suits in upperten-
dom. We have all along
had the biggest and finest
stock OF these Flaunels we
know OF. Fresh patterns
keep coming just the same.
CSC.
A new Ceylon Flannel.
Made by the famous Giog-
ham Andersons. 7a0snty one
modest patterns, stripes and
CHECKS. Scotch thrift and
honesty In these Ceylons.
Cotton and wool, light and
|strong, no shrinking. soc.
Northeast OF centre,
JohS WANANAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
HAILY REPUBLICAN.

~yorICE-kLL COMM UNloArIONs,
N theckt, postal notes or other buslns %
kou,d 20 irtoied to FBPUBLIoAn uRIIsH-
Ha d PRINTING COMPANY. MI
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04
wAxAMAx.R . BROWN

Bargain Room Pic
lures from a busy
Saturday.
The very best OF Clothing
piled nigh man-high, and a
steady magnet for buyers all
day long.
Suits bought at half their
prlcc. S dollars saved In s
minutes. Customers fore.
stalling the statesmen, and
picking out with their own
hands the good styles tina,
met their eyes.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

1T Is HOT,
ButWhoCares2
And } e. you will notice
that the men and boys
don't mind the torrid
waves as they did once.
This change is due to
the elegant and recent
goods that are now to
be had for Men and
Boys Wear, and we
have them by the car
load, if you choose to
measure them by that
method. They are
really Summer goods,
and as stylish in quality
and appearance as you
ever saw. Maybe more
SO. We are selling
them right aid left. and
the fathers, mothers,
wives, sisters, sweet
hearts and little folks
all speak of the Ele-
CANT fits.
WE GIVE ZEN FITS, WE DO
No odds how old the
man, how lame or
Crooked, or how bold,
young and little the
boy. we Insure Salts
FACTION ON THE GOODS
AND PRICE. Call and
see at
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

Entered % the Post Ones ~ Whining
on nel., a. second sass mall matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

N0TlCE-THE j. A. CKANSTON co.
4 los King street, have now on sale, fer
tlllters In small packages, for grass, plants
cemetery lots, roses, and all kinds OF flowers
making lulck growth. Bone special prepa,
ration for chickens. Agents wanted. AS In
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

N0TICE-TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
IN OF the Perpetual sayinK and Loan As
sociAtions. M. l.. Liehtenstein, having
ceased to act as Secretary aud Treasurer OF
this association, you will pay all dues, inter-
est, premiums, and otter payments of any
present In the meeting room ever n. Y. Cor.
ard and MARKET streets, on and amer . o. clock
n. M. Tuesday, June u 1855.
LEA PUSEY. Pres't, 1876
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

.NoIIcE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April 8. to regulate, seal and
stamp All weights and measures used In New
Castle County this year. All work left At
residence, 1855 Poplar street, WILMINGTON,
DEL, Will recsive prompt attention
JACOB DKAKYNE
"A aah
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

II GUARANTEES TO OUKE TIE MOST
Il uaheslthy Ikin, rem owing pimples,
blotohes, rash, sblloW or oily skin, pIoduc.
Ing oomploxion white smooth, soft and
fresh c-lorod. have cured myself and nun.
dred OF others In Philadslphia. Address
SPECIALIST, y. U. Box col. PhllA.. Pa. mslm
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

NInIliu Rewarded are those who read
kIPHi II thls and then act; they will find
lIUHLI honorable employ nj ut that " Ill
not take tn am from THAR homaa
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

ID EMovAL.
u Having removed to NO. ZIG East
Fourth street, l AN prepared 70 do tin
and sheet iron roofing, Eutlering. spoutinR
and Job work Of all Kinds promptly ATTENDED
to. Tin roofs ropslved and painted. EST.
pleased TO see al my old customers and al
u hny new ones 10 may wish to rive me .
Gall. ALEXANDER CHAMBERS.
Al0-sm
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

MOTTO H.-THE WOkKINGMEH'S
IN Loan Association now ofsrs . new
series CT stock for sale. Odioo open daily
nom q. m. 70 7.fo p m for pay ment Of
menthly dues and sale OF stosk. ORll for
annual snd special auditor'sreport. JAMES
y. HOFFEOkER,J R ,Presidsnt; QE0kGE
U. MAHIS, cSeoretary. m2b-lbt
Daily Republican., 1888-06-04

JohS WANAKAKER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
BROOKLYN.

The condition Of General Brownen was still critical
yesterday.
The ferryboat Alaska Of the Roosevelt Fairy line
uas nun into by the steam-ghter Cement Rock, in
the East River yesterday but no damage was done
70 the ferryboat The bow Of the lighter was stove
In and she was taken TO dry dock
Mrs Cluf, Of No. Ia Cannon-st., New-York wants
an official investigation OF the death OF her daughter,
Mrs Sarah J. Meeks, of No. 708 Bedford ave-, who
died suddenly on April 1e. DIR. Blachman, who al
tended her, said ner death due to fatty degener-
alton of the heart.
David Mendoza, age twenty-onc, Cuban cigar
maker was before Police Justice Walsh Yesterday on
a charge If abandoning his wife Anna, who rs over
sixty years Old. They were married Twelve weeks
ago. and the young husband that the charms his
bride possessed chiefly bank-books showing de-
posts Of $4,000.
The Boards Of Supervisors and Aldermen began fhe
work of officially canvassing the votes cast last week
yesterday
Ernest Miller, Of No. II Sterling place, died yes
tcrlay from injuries received by being struck by an
engine on the Long Island Railroad tracks at Cln-
ton and Atlantic ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
THE COURT HOUSE NEEDS hEPAIRS.
JUDGE LARREMoRE FINDS OUT THAT THE DRAIN
AGE AND VENTILATION ABE IN
nan rONDrTJON


AGE AND VENTILATION ARE IN
BAD CONDITION.
Warned BY his own severe illness last winter and
by the ailments of other Judges and clerks In the
new County Court House. Chief Justice Larremore, of
the Court OF Common Pleas, recently wrote 70 Pfes-
don't Bayles Of the Health Department, asking him
10 make an examination into the santinary condition
of the Court House. President Bayes ordered an IN
vestigation and on Monday he sent to Judge Larre-
more the reports of A. II. Napier and John l. Cor
coran, who were detailed to make the examination
They declare that the pipes are defective In many
places and that the connections the roof are IN
bad order The soil and waste pipes are not In goOd
condition. and the closet fixtures need repairing
Piles of rubbish in the collar and attic are made foul
by escaped steam The system Of heating and ventlla
ton is pronounced detective that the impure air
is carried into the courtroo making 1t dangerous
to the health of those who sit there. The new wing
is especially affected IN this way 1t IS recommended
that repairs be made; that the soil and waste pipes
be carried above the roof and that the building DC
kept thoroughly clean.
Chief Justice Larcmore, In letter acRnoWedelhs
the receipt Of the reports, says
"The severe Illness of of my associates, and
the general complaint of many who frequent that
building seemed to warrant the action which sug-
gested and which you have promptly taken In refer
report Of Mr.. A II. Napier and Mr.. John C. Collins,
Cher OF Division, shows thorough comprehension
OF the situation, and Will receive due and proper con-
siderationn
been III with typhoid fever for several weeks is slowly
recovering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14

ON MONDAY WE TOLD HOW SOME CLoTHIERS
GET THEIR FIFTY. DOLLAR ovERCOATS' FOR
TIN DOLLARS EACH TO SACRIFICE FOR
TWENTY DOLLARS TODAY IT'S LINEN COL
LARs-soMETHING EVERY MAN WEARS AND
SHOULD KNOW THE TRUE INwARDNEss OF.
OUR FRIENDS EARLE & WILSON. ARE THE
BEsT.KNowN COLLAR MAKERS IN AMERICA.
AND DEsERvEDLY so. FOR THEY ARE THE
sMARTEsT; OTHERS MAKE AS GOOD COLLARS.
BUT E. & W. sITRFwDLY ADVERTISED THEIRS
CREATING DEMAND AMONG CONSUMERS
WHICH COMPELLED DEALERS TO KEEP THEIR
GOODS. THEY EVEN FIXED THE RETAIL PRICE
AND REFUSE TO SUPPLY ANY MERCHANT WHO
SELLS THEIR COLLARS BELOW 2J CENTS EACH.
FURNISHING GOODS DEALERS HAVE STOOD
THEIR BULLDozING" FOR YEARS SIMPLY BE,
CAUSE E. 4 W. PAID THE ADVERTISING BILLS
AND GUARANTEED THEM FIFTY PER CENT
PROFIT.
THAT WAS A NEEDLEssLY HIGH PROFIT FOR
CONSUMERS TO PAY AND FINALLY THERE CAME
A REVOLT WE HAD HAND IN 1T. FOR WE
NEVER ENJOYED BEING TOLD HOW TO CONDUCT
OUR OWN BUSINESS
OUR FIRST STEP WAS TO INTRODUCE. AT ,:
CENTS EACH, THE "ALLLINEN" COLLARS OF
vIRGOE. MIDDLETON CO.. LONDON (E & WIS
HAVE COTTON INTERLININGs). THEN WE
FOUND AN AMERICAN MAKER WHO PRODUCT
FOR Us A COLLAR MADE OF PRECISELY THE
QUALITY OF LINEN IN f. WIS. WHICH WE
SELL AT 12b CENTS. WITH ANOTHER ALMOST
AS GOOD FOR CENTS EACH.
tTo be continued)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14

UfTHE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS" octave 500
pages Iusrsted The STANDARD ara authority on
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding, etc. etc,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


TO-DAY
Sun rises s42 Sets %39 Moon setA 24o Moonssse. 10
HI0H WATER
LM-sandy Hook 4:32 Gov Island 6o2 Hell aets 81
PM-sandy 4:52 Gov. Island. 6l7 Hen Gate 7:Oo
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fall Mr. Goodrich born near Bristol, Conn., IN
1923, and was a prosperous clockmakcr in that town
for a number Of wears and amassed a comfortable
fortune. In 1853 he elected State Senator and
again in 1870 he filed the office.
Several years ago he invested his money In Union
Pacific stocks and quickly made $4,000 He then
came to this city to live and had clock factory
In Warren-st But the mania for speculation seizcd
on him and he embarked in it wildly with the result
Of losing over 100000 and becoming bankrupt
His business was sold out and finally he gained en-
pioyment in the factory of the Ansona Company
But he respondent and in bad health ana Win
no future prospects he attempted to end his lie
His wife is living In New-Haven and making living
by selling bOokS.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
THEY ARE CUNNING.

The cold from Northwest will bring coughs.
colds hosrseness and chest pains and thus create On
sovereign remedy for ailments while the coming
OF yellow fever victims from the South necesntatss ?
&c. With SEABURY's sULPEUR CANDLES, he best
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Black Silk Warp
HEN RIETT A G l. D Il III (.

JAMES CREERY & co.
Offer the balance of 200 pieces
of this favOTite weave of Black
Goods, in different grades, at the
following prices:
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ONE HUNDRED AND SIITY.TWO CITY LOTS SOLD.
James L. Wells sold Yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange by order of the estate of Henry Delaheld
nine acres 162 city lots, between Spuyten Duyvl
and Riverdale stations. and running from the Harlem
River and the Hudson River TO the property Of r.
Sherman adjacent TO Hudson Park The bidding
was spirifed beginning at 50 900 and the property
finally knocked down TO Hugh N. Camp, we'll known
real estate agent, at $4,000.