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Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

AM9 gnSa4osa MaB nPuH0 in Gh0 city
Auh@tSFO HFo8st &0A MAY ge street
ouppins and leeching' los L. Second st.
Try Busb's coal ven viii nkeIt,
Try Bush'B coal you Will surely like it.
AlliSrd " Davis jeweleE, Z. Second OF.
Kine 10 X. Rings, at HRhrs, Is Z. Fourth.
frank koop smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry. Goa NWest Rront street
brAAillan Balm, immediate cure for numps.
Fine c'gsra and notions at s. W. cor ION
and Bennett streets.
White Pine Tree Tat and Houev. f,r
coughs and oOl6a, at the as cent CANDY fac.
tory, No. 4 W. End street TrT IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

81. Johns Catholic Church At Hoo.
kessin is being repaired and improved,
and consequently there Was no mass or
evening service yesterday. The build
: Ing will remain closed for the ensuing
two Sundays, but on hose days there
will be mAstes at St. PatrIck's Church
ut AshlAnd.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

thAt everybody ought 10 know that A.
Sergeant giv0s 23z0 Ibs. of tho best, we'll
cleaned GOAL In every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hioory hndllug wood In large
loads. Limo for whitewashinR, Yard,
fJot of Monroe streaE Central office !,
Seventh and King streets, Look for tie
blue sign Opening in khe evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

The spooks and Roblius that delight
10 hli with terror oil the night;
That stslh abroad In hldeous dreams
with which tyspspliA's fancy teens,
VIII never trouble With their ills
The man who trusts In Pierce's Pills.
DR.. Plerce's Pleasant PurgatiVe Pei
lets;-vesetable, hsrl nless, painlsss,
gure.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17
For Yatarnaa on fne war.

Every ex-soldier or soldier'G " dow
should see W. 8. HcNair at oaee ct
Haygard's office, No. Is, Exchange
Building, Seventh and Market streets.
Pensions, bounties, back pay and other
claims collected. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Sore eyes in and aror nd circuit of
three hundred miles of Wilmington, Del. !,
can be cured If they VIII use DR.. Simms'
Eye Cure, the famous r emedy for weak,
sore and infamed eyes AID eyelids. 25
and 50 cents. Depot + purth and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

K. E. Hanna will open bis oyster
house, No. sSl Jsffsrson street, on Fri
day, September Z, where he will keep
constantly on hand full supply Of
fresh and salt oystets at the usual
pEloeA.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

For ohoice and leading brands OF fiour
call ~ hour store. cor. Fourth and King
stTeess. silver Medal and XII fionr
81 TeaeoSap.e price also feed, hay and
strAy, hslls0 or looee. B, P. Janyler,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Ifyour clock is out oE order and you
wish It repaired drop 70 ri L. Barton, jew.
eler, ~ East 7th st., Dosial, and 1t wi Ill
be called fer, returned and no extra
charge made.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Go to Smeltz for you choice peaches
at lowest market prices IL EAst Fourth
street
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Powell, In Washington street market
and Nc. S0S Madison street, has = good
loi of fish for Tomorrow lT's marketi also
OlAms and HOLSTERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17
Taylor'sP Phna. Dime Express, 800 King


Look Out Fhr Him.
There is stranger n this city Wb6
hes approached eevat tal parties under
the prstense that he has q sum OF
money entrusted to b Inn by . Boston
la1y for the purpose o purchasing real
estate. He wac referr I'd to some OF the
we'll known real estate men Of this
city, out 80 he did not call on them 1t
10 surmiiei that he 10 D confidence man,
Gnd IL will be well for the public 10 be
on the look opt for hin
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Treat your cold In time and ward off
consumption by using DR.. Slmms'
Pulmonio BAlaam. 4th and King
etreetB.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17
( HILL
Cos, COZ & 600 MARKET ST

Vicinity Tor their attendanc'
lin such large numbers, not
withstanding the storm, a
Jour opening on Friday even
ing, when 1t Is estimated
that not less than ten thous
and people visited our new
store room, and for the
many kind and complimen.
tary remarks which have
been made In reference tc
our new store and building,
But especially do we thank
our many friends and Gus.
toners for their very liberia
patronage since we opened
our doors for business on
Saturday morning. 49,.
Although the weather has
been anything but favorable
for business during the past
lew days. we have been very
busy, our sales so far ex
ceeding our most sanguine
expectations.
We cordially invite the
ladies OF this city and neigh.
borhood to visit our store,
which they will find to be
bright and attractive, with a
remarkably good light in
which to select all kinds OF
goods, especially Bla c k
Dress Goods, which re-
quires a strong, clear light.
We will be glad TO show
you our goods in the various
departments whether you
wish to purchase or not Our
aim and desire Is to make
our store attra ctIve and
popular to all buyers Of Dry
Goods. A pleasant and pro-
fitable place for the ladies of
this city and vicinity to do
their shopping.
Our stock Is Sc large and
varied and the special bar
gains are 80 numerous that
we cannot make mention Of
them for lack of space. We
think it will pay every lady
in pursuit of the best and
the most for a collar In the
dry goods line to look
around and examine our i'm
mense stock of seasonable,
popular and desirable goods
of all kinds.
We call special attention
to our Dress Goods depart
ment, where we are display
ing a large and varied line
of the best dress goods stuffs
TO be found in any market,
You can find goodsat almost
any price.
Don't fail to see the ele-
giant plaid and stripe 54-in.
dress fabrics which we are
selling at $3.50 a yard, made
specially for US and ordered
by us more than two months
ago. You will be pleased
with the style, quality and
of the goods, and
at the price (S1.50) are very
We are opening new goods
every day, and special BAR
gains and attractions are a
daily occurrence with as. We
lntead In the future even
more than in the past to do
4 wide-awake cash business
ii wing TO our customers all
he advantages possible In
he way OF good goods at
owest prices.
Respectfully,
n
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Take out our Rdver., as we have al
the bgsiBeba the boys can attend to.
CHAPMAN, Seventh and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Pure blood admits OF DO d!seaf e.
There. .'ore use DR.. Sio m , Blood PR,
fer, she never failing blood eurs. A.h
and Kip,S streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

We stop the press to say the prsttleat
window In this city ca be seen at No.
4 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

. ouppinE and leschir g by George B
u itzner, 1e8 East Third street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Fear not olcuis or raiU, as we photo
graph equally well In sIoIm or sunshine.
Beecher's gallery, S15 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Get your wringsrs impaired ct Rich,
mond's, N. W. cor. Eighth and Tatnal
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

8, ls or 80 gems for osnts at Gum
mings' gallery, 303 Ma Eket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

II you want good butter call at Rioh-
mond.s, n. W. cor, Eighth and TAtnAll
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Knabs PlAuos, the bs st made, only q
Robelen's, 7I0 Market Ntreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

The watchspring c0rsets will never
break for sale at Hukill b Poist, south
east corner Second and TAtnsll stIe6ts.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Hand made chocolate b At FeYsusop' y
IL East 5ecord street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

prevented and CURED By HcoosI's Apo.
dyne. Best medicine for tssth ing and
collie. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Discharge certificates obtained by W,
y. MeNair at Hayward p pension office,
room 13, Exchange Building,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

BuaA'a AHsEsh ssasss wharf + 'A' Plaaa
lsbny gcpz eosIs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17
Vim g. SharpG Co.
Fourth and AaIEst Sis,

| ASu WILL SSh DotLtT saE.S~
faction to select your fall
Carpets early-there's bet
ter selections and your york
will be done more promptly.
We take up, re fit and
put down old carpets at a.
moderate cost, and will give
you an estimate on all such
work on request.
Moquette, B.usseIs,.
Kiddermlnster, Wilton,
Tapestry, I1grains,-
Damask, Venitians.
All in splendid variety and
the novelties of the season.
The prices were never
lower than this season-In-
grain as low as as cents per
yard.
Tapestry Brussels as low
as so cents per yard.
Body Brussels as low as,
IS cents per yard.
And the regular standard
goods.
Smyrna Rugs are here
and arriving every day
from the room size to single
door size.
We will open the season
on Smyrna Rugs by Offering,
one line in sizes Sc in, by
10 in., regular 81 25 rugs.
for rs cents, and In bright,
rich colorings.
Our Dress Goods are
falling over each other In
their Efforts to get a place
our people In despaiF where
to put them.
Dress Goods are unusual.
ly handsome this season.
bswildering, most incompre-
hensible for the prices
quality, style. combinations,
everything to please. There's
many agreeable surprises.
for you In Dress Offerings
and this will be the place to
find them One case Just
at hand are those sensible,
every day-wear little checks.
In cloth effects, which any
lady will at once appreciate
regular 81 stufs every
where, and we shall open
up on them for so cents per
yard-54 inches wide.
Others, and lots of them
which you will have to see.
Over 1872 pieces and styles
of Stripe Velvet for trim
m ! n g-every conceivable
coloring.
Blankets
The best II-4 wool blanket
for 81 you ever handled;
thick, soft, big-the biggest
Sd you ever saw. It's a
starter, we know, but try it
from that down and up
all you want.
Our first installment of
the best black stocking for
children Is here absolutely
fast and with double knt es.
Ladies' Goats are coming
and being put on the rack.
as last as busy hands csn.
Better than ever.
Prettier than ever
Cheaper than ever.
You must wa :ch our coat
department; it will do you
good.
Do you need curtains?--
just a glimpse through them
reveals beautiful and bright
hanglngs; prices to suit you.
from 81 to $50, In Chenille
and Turcoman.
Our Upholstery room Is
crowded with good things.
Lace, Silk and Wool In cur.
tains and coverings.
WIN. B. SHARP & m
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

For oysters go to 410 Madison st,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

When baby was SICK, we gave aer oastOria.
When she wso Child she cric& Cor oAstoria
When she became Miss she cluEE 70 oastoria
When she had children she gave them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Cough candy 81 Ferg psou's. Il L. Cd,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

Pure drugs at Taylor 8 Fullerton q
800 King Gtreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

10 cabinet photos At oummingL' ga
cry for S3. S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
A FOOLISH REPORT OF 4 HORSE EPIDEMIC

F0DIJSH REPOhI OF a HONob ETIDIM1N'
A much exaggerated report Of an epidemic OF dipn-
thera among horses furnished yesterday The artl-
that large stable In the city exempt from
tbe disease that of horses dying from daily
and that the trouble is one The symptoms are
gwen beginning with refusal OF the horse TO eat
Tie animal becomes stless and It's ears droop Matter
sxudes from its eyes, which gradually close Its head and
neck swell and when 1t breathes there Is rafting In
its throat
TRBu reporter found yesterday that the trouble
= confined entirely to downt town stables where truck
mems horses aie stabbed The disease is NOT new one,
for the syn pie ms are those Of ordinary Influenza which
occurs every inter to certain extent At the de
docks large increase Ia the mortality Of horses is
ported but the nber OF caIcssfes remarkably
larger than in the same season OF other At the
American Veterinary College in Fifty fourth st., DR. A.
Iantard the presdent said that with all the practice
Of the stan, nothin known there OF epidemic.
DR. James Cottanach, whose practice Is probably the
largest the city. said the idea Of an epidemic was
simply bosh." At Durands Riding Academy. where
tbeeare $50 horses there only OF sickness
and that 10 not dpbthera or influenza. At the Sixth
Avenue street stables Of 800 horses there
only twelve In the hospital all suffering from injuries
osusrd ny falls At the Gentlem~n's Riding Club ono
Sase of influenza occurred among 200 horses Last
the fret case of sickness for four months In uptown
stables which contain 5000 horses there
Of influenza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10


PORT OF THURSDAY. FEB. 8. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Spain (Br, 0rth Liverpool Jan 81, with ndso
passengers to Hurst Arrived at the Bar ~
steamer State (Br) Stewart Glasgow 26.
IArne Do mdse and lit Baldwin
q Arrived At the Bar At l. Is p
Steamer Martoo (Br) Abbott iu Jan 49, Boston Fob
with sand.rson Son Arrived the Bar m.
Steamer 6eisor (Danl doer Copenhagen Jan lS Christi
~ % with mdse and los passengers g
Punch Edyo Co Arrived II tho bar st T. 30 Am.
dtslla Utah Bruno Girgenu Jan Messina L..
Naples Gibraltar u.s. with mdse and Pheps
Co
steamer Enrique (spanl Ayerastura Ccnuegos Jan IT,
CaibaT1en 81 Havana days with sugar Haveney
Elder; vessel to Bruce Ismay Arrived at the bar Of
Bark Thomas Kelllor ,Brl Thompson. Hamburg Dec 10
with mdre order vessel q, Funoh Edye q Co
B.rk Lewis smith (of Dorchester, b. Wright Antwerp
So with iroa and empty barrels ORDER
Parker & Co -. 49,
In ballast to J " Parker & Co.
sUNsEr.-At sAniv aaok. WIND moderate NV clear. At
City Island lind fresh WNW; clear
Arrived ysstertAv
mdss Sanders h son. Arrived the a. 80
Muris Brl Locke. rrniA Jan 40 Barbados a.
81 Lucia "a Mlrnlqu, 49, Dominica 20. MoDtsrrrat 30.
Anugua 30 Nevis 81 81 Kits Fob CroI with mdse
and to ouerbridge Co. Arrived At the Bar
10
steamer Chattahooohee Daggett Savannah az days with
mdse and passengers TO L Walker.
richmond, Dovis West Point Va, with mdss 70
Old Dominion Be co.
Steamer Saint Romans tBr,. Campbell Lverpoo-Chas
steamer Dalton tBr, ausssil, Liverpool Buck Jevona
Steamer Rhaotia taer Vegslgssang HAMBURG
Ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
NEWS FROM THE SOBURBS
NEW-IERSEY.


Mayor Male. Of Pianled, has made the following
appointment Of city officers, and they have been
confirmed by the Common council City Attorney,
Craig Marsh Members of tho Board Of Health, two
years term, Stephen A. CHINA, Lemnel serrell and
DR. Charles Pencd Overseer Of the Poor, j. Oakley
Nodyne; City Physician, DR.. Andrew Manning.
Two attempts at burglary were male in Kearny
on Wednesday night Tho grocery store of ". Wolf
was broken into, but the burglars were scared away.
Noans furnishing goods store was also broken into,
but the burglars hurried of without taking anthing
Professor James Ricalton, principal Of the public
school at Maplewood, has resigned to accept a COM
mission from Thomas Edison to travel In Asia and
obtain material for inventive work
Tho New Brunswick Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
mont Committee has at last settled Its grievances
with tho Grand Army, and decided to hold final
meeting next week at which all arrangements for the
building OF monument to the veterans viii be made
The subject Of contention has been the site, principal
IT, and what design should be adopted until yesterday,
prominent citizens gave tho land and stopped tho
quarrel and the committee decided, in order to bring
about harmony to accept the g. A. Il design ana
place the names of all veterans on the base.
The Morris County Board Of Freehodcrs on Wednes-
Gay aiolded a resolution requiring the appointment
bf a special committee to investigate charges OF
alleged crookedness existing in the Insane Asylum
at Morris Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
SELLING THE COHVFELD REAL ESTATE
PRICES MUCH THE SAME AS TWO YEARS AGO

PRICES MUCH THE SAME AS TWO YEARS AGO
MANY VACANT LOTS OFFEPED.
The sale OF valuable city property by order OF Julius j.
Frank the IT Isldjr Confcld brought to the Real
Estate Exchange Yesterday OF the largest crowds that
have attended single sales since the opening OF the season.
Among present V. X. Stevenson, Albert Bel
lamy. Louis Philips Tanenoaum. George A. Savory
Myer S. Isaacs Dore Lyon Samuel Mcmillan. George H.
Scott William Labor Morris Llttman, Nathan Strouss,
Henry Morgcn han, Newman Power, eX-Sher We Solo
dc Waltearss and Morris b. Bser
Tho hrst To- put up In Ninety enth-st between
Madison and Firth ayes. The bidding began at $4,000
and rose 10 g. $50 william LaOr the buyer lie took
FIVE and the gore at $3.50 The next lot
one was al Fftynnthst and Tenth-aye The bidding
started $4,000 and TO s1G950 NJ. Herman was
buyer lie the three lots In the In Tenth
$40 500 SO ESQ and $40 600 respectively also four
adjacent lots in Fffty-nnth-st at $4,000 each.
The corner property IN Central Park West then
offered Lots 1884 and 104h ss respectively brought
s13 200 $780, Newman Cowen and Marx Ottinger
being the buyers Newman Cowen next interior
$1,000 John Weber the next two at ss $50 EACH "
$3.50 and Marx Ottinger
two at SO 450 and so 900.
Newman Cowcn bought lots in 1o6th-st between
Central Park and Manhatanave 1856 deep by o. for
$1,000 each, and lot on Central Park between
10Th sts., brought $40, 700 from W Ill am Rankin.
No. SO East Fifty eighh-s. the southwest corner of
Park-ave, was withdrawn on bid OF $4,000. No SO
West Hy-sevenhs St withdrawn on bid OF ago 600
The eight houses Nos IL 10 % West 19Oh were sold to
number OF different buyers prices varying from 81 loo
10 sl7,700. The competition for them was active
This sale is particularly interesting as Indicating the
present condition OF the MARKET the having been
bought In the Exchange In February 1886 at the sale OF
the " X. estate At time there was some
thing boom vacant lots. corner lot At Fifty
nntst and then brought $40 100 Yesterday
sold for sl6950, after lapse Of years interest
and taxes Mr.. Georges unearned incremen, is hardly
apparent In this Instance.
The lots in Fifty -nInh-st, which sold yesterday for
SO OOO year ago brought $500 IL may, therefore be
fairly assumed lots bought auction REPRESENT
about the sane values they did two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10

The and long continued troubles between
Mrs Potter present II. @. Minor, and her
future manager Henry Abbey were settled yesterday
with Mrs Potter him the right to
cont ro her for second season" The to
twenty weeks and Mrs Potter csimed that that
was extended It would become "a second season" Mr.
Miner claimed 1t would not and that "a second season
meant next season of lSs5S9 He had objection TO
Mr. Abbey managing Mrs Potter during the coming spring
summer but he wanted her for all poIt season Ex
Judge Ditsnhoeer who Mrs. Potters counsel said last
night that Mr. Miner had agreed to play Mrs Potter for an
additional season IN spring OF eight to twelve
weeks and therefore abandoned objection tho contract
with Abbey for Mrs Potter Is receiv'
ing salary with Mr. Miner calls for salary
share the profits for the second season There was
some her and MI Miner this point
bat this agrseably settled In her favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10

Mrs Mary Coutant has begun suit in the City
Court for divorce from George W. Coutant. who mar
ried her In 1870 and deserted her FIVE years after
James NJ. Lester, who was arrested in Baltimore
on Saturday and held to to a charge made by
his employer, T. r. Weymouth. OF 40 POS IIestcrst.,
Now-Yorh, set free yesterday, Mr.. Weymouth
did not appear before Police Justice walsh.
complaint was made to the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction yesterday that George +.
Brokerage seventy OF No. All Clcrmont- ave,wss In
sane and was causing much tronble to his niece Miss
Addle Charlton, who sick at his house. County
Physician pard Will examine INTO his sanity
Six OF smallpox were reported to tho
Health Department yesterday. Another case was
found In the Good samaritan's Lodging House where
other cases have been found recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
NEWARK.

William Clark of the Clark Thread Company, with
his WIFE started yesterday with company of friends
to Join the yacht Mohlcan at Fortress Monroe for
trip to the windward and West India Islands The
party consists OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baantine,
Miss Baantinc, Miss Qumby, Miss Cameron, OF W ash
ington j. william Clark and J. b. Miller.
Mrs Beva Lockwood, who is in Newark, says
that she IS candidate for nomination for President
on the ticket of the Industrial Reform party, into
which the Equal Rights party has been merged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

TYLER insurance suit Def IRE Judge Cullen, Brooklyn .
Eew-YOrk Stock Exchange Consolidated Exchange SUIT
Brooklyn. .,. ,oo,oro
Federal Building 10 O. m -
xldermen's Committee on Railroads, City Hall, p. m
LECTURE 0y Charles Williams, Packards Business Co
iege, IL O. m. ,... oo.o. 1-o,on q
Commission on Appraisal Of New Parks, NO. IS william
ffunk Line Executive Committee Commissioner links
of6ce. , -, ouo NJ T
Annual ball Of Orange Athletic Club Orange N '''
evening. 800, .s.ous
potactiy We Tar "a League No 116 West Tw enty -thrst
Columbia Yacht Club ball. Lexington Avenue opera
House, evening . o,,, ,.,on
genealogical and Biographical Society," NO "a Msoison
''g De- 0groMalone pool match OConnors Billiard Hail.
evening. ., <r.. p.ooS,vn q n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
RrII 10 NPER SWTyDLRRS

The managers Of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
appointed committee to inquire into the merits OF inc
bill now pcrdlng In Congress, defining the limit o.
responsibility of railroads for the acts OF their agents
In the issue of bills Of ladng. few years ago some
Texas men, I'm collision With railroad agents, gave
receipts for cotton shipped to New Accompany
ing the hills OF ladng were drafts on houses In New
York After the drafts paid 1t was found thai
no cotton had been shipped.