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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave Chamborsst Station week DAYS Tor
Engewood, Tenany, Closter sparhll and Nyack 80.
- 20 10 and II 80 a 10 30 L. 4 so 10.
$40 e1o, g 40 g. 10 80 .. m l2 midnight SUNDAYS
= % 30 a. m 7 40 m. Additional trains Cress-
kill and way 0 40 a. m. and 80 p m.
For Manuel Spring Valley, Monsey and Tallnans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The Real Estate Exchange crowded yesterday,
and the tone OF the market showed great activity in
all knas OF property. The most important plot SOLD was
by R. " Harnet- and consisted OF M. 423 Broadway
three story brick building. with one-story extension
covering the whole lot 25x1oo The property in cues
ton rents s4.soo year. The bidding started III
at $4,000 and up 10 sS14oo, at which price Il"
Eberspacher the buyer Augustus Cruikshahh. the
trustee expressed himself satisfied with The result aao ..
a. the stand OF Peter f. Meyer when he offered Nc IS
s Ssss with extension on 25xiOO The prop
erty adeins the house of d. Roekeiesi ana S ~ on %,
ch S n Dspew Il is not The bidding
pcscn, ON the SOsr were Albert Bcamy, Morris b.
WIFI william SaeS %obe Va p Seymour William Calender
W. ". Halves and II. II. csmman a, and "a uo,.,,o.s,
two nvestOiy and brick and stone apartment
sS1ss =, r0ssg for ana respocve The
suson.sr offered No 514 Thirdave ave-sory br dc
70 ass 600 anu J. NJ Adams was the buyer Nos Ses
and 81 Eghhsyo arc - 200 O aSs S Ss hss uSd
a lease for twenty-one vars, from May 1eO9 VII.
ysst e.e iSr 'r The sadnr ran from
at which price william Rankin was the buyer I'm;
building he'd under Sailors Snug Aarbor Lease S eS
p 7esr and the total rental Is 5000 sold
'2'fOV v 70 hsrnett Co also sold NO 100 Mulberry
fourstOry brick double and store with eOgo.
tenement In the rear. producing rental OF So
inoni sod under foreclosure No. Isl hundred
og ao to Oha Bcya O or $3.50 anu
ynsss Was sr rot SS9ed or aqcpn Bss has s
o Bai sais' a Ss Curer The Ts5soTy Queen
house No $50 West seveny.asi-s VIII EXTENSION ext hc
huldins No Is Sentre.st. 2i7 i-2xie74 Tor ss7 SOC
iS od to Io aSS W UREA Ma NO. %s West 1a
foustory brick dwelling on lot 16eX4Sx9Ss TOT s.,oVv
Pro sed Cedar s Sos were sod at auction for $4,000
The property has Just been resold for 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

pAl LINE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
I'D folk. Va and South Leave New York. via Pennsyi
yania Railroad D m phli2delphia. 80 D m rarior
station. y. Arrive Olt Point Comfort a. M Nor
folk connecting with all Southern trains II. "
1oMPKINS, General Passenger AGENT, 2s1 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
" EW-YORK & NEW-ENGLAND R. Il,
FOR BOSTON;

ALWAYS OK TINE.
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES INsURING BEST
TIME AND PUNCTUAL ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot i" noon Day Express
arrives In Boston 80 y. NJ week days
p. M Now-Ensland Limited via Air Line). arrives in
Boston at y. daily.
II 80 D. m. Nigh: Express. arrives In Boston a m.
week days
Elegant parlor cars coaches and dining car on day
trains sleeping night train. Entire equipment
new. All trains through without change.
Tickets and berths at Offices Grand Central Depot and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
Gtrurelons
Orean 5ienmfrr.

CUNARD LINE.
NTW.Yo1K TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
49, Pier 80. North kiset
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
F,rura Dee - 80 d. Gala, Jan. 10, u 80 a. m
ecrria Dec. y. "a. 70. / d. m
Imbra Jan. g. a. u. Etrur.a. Feb. .. 80 o n.
Rothnla ian. 10 9 80 p. ~. ALrauia. Feb . noon
Cabin passage, eco ESQ ana 900 IntsInedlate ss5
low rates For freight and passage apply 70 The company
once AyiEiRSoN H. BLOWN co. General AgcntA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEM-JERSEY,
- VIVA Time Table OF November Is, 1853. -,
400 a M. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc ,,., ~,
~ 100 a. II. for Pennington, Easton, Bethehem' Alien
town. Mauch Chunk; , ,,. rrD.,oo, r,s.or
posp 80 h tG &sudh aA haS
Scranton Reading Harri, 6gIs hS5,syns Tamaqua
shToAi M for Pennington Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg etc. ,. ,,,.,
chSnt. &liEesbarre sciantOa, Tsnaqua, shaPokn,
10 D. N. for bennington, Lake iiolatcong Easton.
Q3 %nu M 10 Tor pEas;on Be thlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg ETC. On Sundays at D 80
80 Sis l5 m co S1,0 Gi9 p D5 m P Sun
ocean Grove. except sunday, Point Pleasant ,.vr
80 l5 a m, !. 80 p m Tor Farmngdae, LAKE.
WOOD, Manchester, Toms River BaFhegs" ETC. FaFio'
cars 30 anu ni, p n for ATLANTIC CITY vneland
$50, g. Sis 10 80. IL 10 M, 1. A. 80, $50.
G 10 D. n. Sundays, 1, a. m for Perth Amboy
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
VIA Central Z. OK Ne"-Sef'ey ana Philadelphia ani
= II a. m m Il 30 sis l. 80, 7 80. u D. sun
DAYS at 0 a m: go u P m; ao 4 s.so ? an
1e D. m correction for Reading Harrisburg Potts
Tceets and Parlor Car seats can 415
o44 Il4O 1913 Broadway 737 0tave. 264 West l25th.
St 1872 Fast 1o5th-st. NewYork; 4 Courtst. $50
X aase cmpaay viii call for and check
baggage from hotel CT residence
CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL R0UTE--FOR
ton at 10 a. m ,. NJ; Limited Express at p M
For Newport at m ana p nj fa'ace FafiOf Ears
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CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. y. C. s

w Isl oHOhL 9AlLhTThb, - w. 90 ~
W IL. H. H. r. CO., Les~ee.-Irans leave West 80
g. station w.NO.k 10 lOONs and 20 minutes earlier
from loot Jay-sL. n X Chicago, Detroit London.
= 90 . 10 ,. m. Toronto, 30 ~ 90 % 10 2, ~
Montreal canada East % 20 b. Niagara talas, syI-
cuse AMI pginciga luternedi,te stations . 10
o 90 IL, % co. % - p l- ail IL a M iof Yea
only. kngstOn, -algert.c@ CatsklN, Albany $40.
= Is. % 90 all so a. and - 90. 1900 . Is J. Ia
Newburl, 10 10 "a. 10, 10 8 10 y. IL. Hayer-
straw, .25 a. NJ :45, q; 20 p m l4teaat sIeepns
cars To- Buffalo, Nlaga.a Fails Toronto, DtrOit chicago
aud Louis DAILY Daily, eAeep, satuidsys
Other trains d4liy except sunday "a Leave jersey
CITY, F. H. T. station, a. 20 a. go Y H. hObOken,
Vet shore station all 80 a. H., 50 80 p m For
Tickets, tMriaDcs, or information Apply AZ oaices rOOk
lyn-333 Washing On-si., 100 Fulieh-st, Annex once
foot Of FultOn-s York Clty.5l 1863 AID Y42 Broad
way i55 - Bowery H. PARK Place anl West shore
stations foot " West s2l-st and foot Of Jayst, \. l.
Nestc It's Express calls FOR AMI cheek, ol.gage from
hoo Is ami resi- fences C J.. LAMBEIsT,
General Passenger Agent, VandeGbltaye. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
miscellaneous.

A DvTRTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW.YORK TRIB.
~ UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES. No 23S Broadway, corner Thirty-hrst-st,
until D. $50 Broadway. between Twenty second ana
Twentythir1 ss until p NJ go Wcsl twenty 'hira
corner Fourteenth-t $50 Thiriaye., corner Forty sew
enth-st; 1.O26 Thirdave.. near sixty nrst-st Los
Frst.avc.; Jog West FOrty-secOndst Ninth ave ana
sixty.eighthst and 60 Liberty.st., and the HARLEM
OFTICE East Onehundred- and twenty uD
70 D. m. regular rates.
COKE sS5oo c,,,npo,,s ron SAFE
Very cheap fuel for every purpose.
~ No. 257 Avenue c.
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flnsiral Instruments.

A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
~ OF our make which specially selected and USE
BIZ the artists OF tho Metropolitan Opera House Compan
during the past opera season will be sold az Nbera
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. KNABE CO., 112 6th-sve. aboTe l6th-st
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Giin llroperin 90 Eei.

Offs TO LET.-On william St. between BeeKnan
/ and Ann sts. rutland & WHITING. Beetmal.-sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New ork. pier foot OF Canal-st, N. T.
Tor san Francisco via tn Isthmus Of Panama
CITY OF PARA sail, Monday Dec. 81.
From FRANCISCO Il, era Brannan
For China and Japan.
CITY NFW-YOI.K sails SATURDAY.. Dec. %. 3 D. m
FOR freight. passage ana general information apply
,onLanY's ofdce the pier. foot Of Canal-sL. N T.
Il. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
Eceiures an6 Gflectinss.

COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Lect-
~ ure, Ia the Great Hall. at O'clock December -
the lecture will be delivered by Mr. r. IL Bailey, Of
Boston, Phenomenal Astronomy" illustrated No
tickets required No admission after 5 o'clock
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
L The Twentieth Anniversary OF The Presbyterian
Hospital" will be held the Hospital. 1Oth.s and Mad
is0n-ave. Saturday December % D. m. The
Dspensary Building Just completed. and the Hospital
wards will be open for inspection from until clock
Addresses VIII be delivered by Rev. CHAs. L. THoM-
SON, ID. D., and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

New ork I h, 10 Zee rIcsanse and
Auction Room to-day:
b-storv fat with lot No. 1S1 East 11Sth-st s.
3l5 It OF 4th.ave, lot 25x1Oo11 John Boyd sl92So
49, nv Mm. Kennedy & P-uther 1900,
lots W Madison (Bathcate) ave 1897 Il OF 1Soth-
ST olx94S each; J. b. Smith and Charles Mltchel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21
Ocean Steamers.

UJrcal EIfnillfre.
T OURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and passed scenery any climate obtarabie
Trips embracing from two 70 40 ports occupying two
weeks or THEORETICALLY arranged Coupons available
On any Atlas Line Steamers, sailing fornighuy
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defravs au necessary expenses OF Tour to Jamaica
IIayu Carthagena sayanlla Colon, Nicaragua, COSTA
Rica and the Mosquito Coast Ports. Only First Cab
ISassenorr, carried Address either
PIN, FORWOOD Co. AGENTS, "a Safest N. Y.
TnOs COOK son Tourist Agencies.
NCHOR LINE. L. 5. Mail Steamships
n GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
IRON Pier Al, North River. foot Of LeToy-st
T1,rnessia Dec. o. 7 g. III Anchoria. Jan 3. 5 a. m
Ethiopia Dec 20, .. n: Deyonia Jan. IL m
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin el5 and sG5 second class ego. Storage. 900
T-sveers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts for any
i'"' amount issued q lowest
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling Green n.
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nr RInhard n lInrNotL 4

'.
3story building with lot No 423 Broadway W 5,
$40 Il Of Canal-st lot 25xioo Eberspacher esl4oo
4-story buildings with lot No 1876 MulDerry-s,
W s n OF Grand.st lot 25x1OO Cohen. s23, 500 -
lots e ST Ann's-ave. OF Westchesef-aNe' -oAsO
each c Hofnagel and + Exhaust, sS 300 ,,o.,
sale OF fat with lot No 1863 West G4th-sL e O. 10th
ave I'D Burned 10 December %.
By 4. II. Muller & Son -
LII ~ nrAQ
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Bnsiness nrouertn for Sale aus 90 Eet

x,uT,nrncs sToRFs LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
Ks tTT On Rsetman Ana, Fulton, John, Pearl WIZ.
Am Nassau and streets in the vicinity. kuLAE1
WHITING, Be~kmaa-st
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Gin 31ropertr for Sale.

II OR SALE OR TO LET33G Lexng,on;ave. n nSe
4 order; Immediate possession rutland q WIFI
\ ING 9 Beekman-st
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Drp Goods.

II SEFUL PRESENTS moderate prices. CaTpetngs
u Rugs Mattings, Fancy Furniture Chairs Rockers
Tables Desks Chdren's Chairs. Open evenings
ANDREW TESTERS SONS, 741 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

Ss,ory dwelling with lot No IS West 54th-s,.
40 It Of 5th-ave lot 25x1005; johnson, $4,000
4-sory building, with lot No 5l4 3dave, " s. III
n Of 4thst lot 25.3x1O 6.4x25.3x1C27 NJ Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

5stoFy apartment houses with lots Nos 81 and
81
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19

pnyHology ana hygiene with special refer
ence to the effect Of alcohol and narcotics
on the human system.
Mr.. Worthington-To encourage recipro-
city between the insurance companies Of
Ohio and those Of other States.
Mr.. Requiring banks TO make
returns 10 County Auditor between first
and second Mondays IN April instead of
in MAY as at present.
Mr.. Ames-Proridng for instructions in
the schools as 10 the effect. of alcohol and
narcotics on the human system.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Mansfield to
issue bonds 10 erect a city prison. Passed.
Mr. Lawlor-Reguiring railroad corpora
tions 10 equip freight cars with automatic
safety couplcrs.
Mr.. Ohl-To make election day . legal
holiday.
Mr. Ohl-To prevent the consolidation OF
corporations, associations and partnerships.
10 prevent the organization of trusts and
trust associations and tn provide for pun
ishment thereof
Mr. Britton-To provide Tor the liquida-
ton of debts on turnpikcs by allowing
turnpike trustees 20 continue for ten years
the tax petitiuned for their construction.
Mr.. Layton-Providing that a judgment
in default may be taken in civil cases in q
Justice court when the defendant fails to
appear and set up defense. According 20
the present law, il is sufficient for a defend
ant 10 appear without making defense.
Mr.. klepisch-ro prevent lt;!c swim
ding scheHes such as offering money,
diamonds, etc, in packages OF tea. coffee.
etc 1t provides that any merchant whs
sells to any purchaser or customer any
ticket, check or checks, emitting such pur-
chaser 10 demand or receive money, or any
article of value. shall be deemed guilty Of
q misdemcanor. and upon conviction fined
not more than 500 nor less than s. and
imprisoned not more than - days nor les
than 10.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
House joint resolution, by Mr. Clarke. ask
ing Congress to pass a dependent pension
bill
Mr.. Neutrality-suspicious. the Co
lumbus Edison Electric Light Company -
put their wires in the Supreme Court con-
sultation room and law library.
S. J. r., by Mr. Alexander, requesting
Ohio Senators and Representatives in Com
gress to favor law relating to the manu-
fscture and sale of sdnlterated lard.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr. Clarke-Making the owners Of houses
rented for lewd purposes responsible, aud
liable " fine and imprisonment.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19
+. ~ TIE SECOND oAY
or the Meeting Of the Coal Miners As
on-Resolutions Adopted.
CotrNprs q January 10

ooctAuon-kesolutt Adopted.
COLUMBUS, o., January l9
The Ohio Coal Miners Association con-
tinued its session yesterday Most Of the
time Vas spent in hearing and discussing
the reports of committees. Among the
questions considered was the wages for ma
chine mining, the opinion prevailing that
the same price should be paid .or that kind
of work as is paid for pick mining in rooms.
The matter of brush coal and screens was
also discussed, the general sentiment Of the
miners being that the operators should paw
for the coal in the rough, and screen il
themselves.
At the afternoon session, the following
were reported by the the committee on
resolutions:
WHEREAS, The wisdom of an annual
scale rate for mining has been already DEM
onstrated 10 our satisfaction as being the
best system vet devised TO give permanency
to the coal trade, and to establish peaceful
and friendly relations between US and our
employees,
Re.olred. That, as representatives of the
"Ohio Miners Association" in convention
assembled. We are in favor OF continuing
Joint conferences with our operators, and
the annual adjustment of the price of min
ing through the adoption Of scale Of
rates
Resolr>d That We pledge ourselves TO sus-
tain the National Federation Of Miners and
Mine Laborcrs in all efforts 10 secure the
Maintenance Of scale rates in all competing
sections, by sending whatever financial aid
NAV be found necessary.
Another resolution adopted is as follows:
WHEREAS. We believe that in the majori-
ty Of the mines of this State the present
regulation respecting breakthroughs are .
necessity to ventilation. therefore,
Resolred, that We respectfully request the
retention of the distances now provided by
law. "1-s -
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident. John Mcbride, Massillon; Vice-Pres-
ident. Alexander johnson. Nelsonville:
Secretary and Treasurer, Ebenezer Lewis
Krumroy The members of the Executive
Board will be elected this morning.
In addition TO the matters already men
toned. the question of the establishment Of
a defense fund was discussed. A resolution
upon this subject will probably be adopted
to-day.
The relations existing between the
knights of Labor and the Miners Associa-
ton will be considered to-day. and it is ex-
pected that all differences between the two
organizations will be adjusted to the salts
faction of both
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19

Il has already been shown in the RI
PuBIIc that the president is not JacI =
souisn democrat-as Andrew jackson was
IN favor Of q tariff for protection. Neither
\ he q Jeffersonian democrat, as Is set forth
hy that great southern democrat, Senator
Brown. Of Georgia, in speech made this
e.asion in the senate He shows that Thom-
- Jefferson-Mr. George Arthur's political
Aeity-was opposed 10 internal revenue
lsws altogether, in all their forms, and
orged congress to repeal them; and was in
favor Of raising Q sufficient revenue for the
support Of the government BY the collection
Of customs taxes. or by . tariff Senator
Brown thinks the internal revenue taxes
should now be abolished and the entire
revenue for the support Of the government
raised BY . tariff Oh imports, and he en-
ploys the language of Thomas Jefferson In
saying that it is ''ths pleasure and pride OF
aa American to ask-What farmer, what
mechanic, what iaborer ever sees ~ fed
9sll TAX gatherer in the United States ?"
The question arises whether Mr.. Cleveland
Q sort of secondhand mugwump, rather the
voeDe for wear. II Andrew Jackson and
Thenas Jefferson. Of the days Of the faith |
N, q Senator Joseph E. Brown. Of the ,
prssent time, are democrats, Mr.. Cleveland
b Dot . democrat Certainly the south b
~ new soIid in favor Of Clsvsland's frse
~ e '-lafi6 reSeeD" policy. anl , 81
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19
A Schooner Wrecked =,

New HAVEN. CoSy., January Is-Ths
schooner Ida A. Latham dragged her anchor
during last nights gale while inside the
breakwa,er. and went on the rocks below
Merwins Point The crew reached shore in
the yawl They were refused shelter at a
neighboring farm house. but were allowed
to stay in the barn. where they suffered
much from cold. They made their way to
this city to-day and tug was sent out to
search for the schooner. which drifted of
the point during the night and has not yet
-.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19
MAKE No N1srAkE.-If you have m,

MAKE No NIsrAKE.-If you have made
up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla.
do not be induced to take any other. HOsd's
Sarsaparilla IS . peculiar medicine. possess
ing. By virtue Of its peculiar combination.
proportion and preparation. curative power
superior to any ether article Of the kind be-
fore the people. For oil affections arising
from impure blood or lew state Of the sys-
TEN it is unsqualed. Be sure to get Hoods
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19

FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York None, and stock MARKET.

New York Money and stock MARKET.
NKw YoKk, January ls.-Money closed
81 per cent, the lowest B. highest ps,
cent Exchange steady; posted rates
4S4 4fSG4s7; actual rates 4Si6a4s4h for q
DAYS and 4S6 ta4s6A for demand. Gov
ernments steady; currency sixes l2Ois; foun
coupons 1854; four and one-halfs do 1888
Tscific bonds closed: Firsts ll2 70 lis.
grants 1903 to log, funds III to ll9, Centrah
ll3 to li5. Trading in stocks continue
dull. The forenoons business to-day wa
Of the same insignificant character a. dur
ing the same hours yesterday. Prices wers
irregular recording frequent huctuation,
and one half of the list Was slightly lower
At noon than the closing figures Of las,
night, while the other half was slightly
higher. Union Pacific was conspicuous for
being the most active. The market Was Q
little more active during the afternoon, but
the fluctuations were insignificant. except
in the cases OF Oregon Navigation and Ore
gon Improvement. The stocks named Wers
exceptionally strong. each closing at pc,
cent advance. The rest of the list VAS ir.
regular, some being fracticnally lower AND
Others lower 20 a similar extent Total
ssles lis, 1876 shares
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19

WasHISGroy. January la-At the after
noon session of the shipping League the
Committee on resolutions made q report
recommending the passage of bill allowins
80 cents per ton 10 American huiit vessels
for each 1850 miles travelled. Also a reso
luton in favor Of holding in this city 9
Constitutional Centennial celebration in
lsss and Worlds exposition in 1882. The
convention then adjourned sine die.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19

CIsoISSar!. January la-Thomas Zinck
aged ~, well known politician. committed
suicide yesterday afternoon BY shootins
himself through the heart at his home, Il
Brighton street. Despond-ncy.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19
Are you sad. respondent, gloomy?
Are you sore distressed?
Listen to the welcome bidding

Listen to the welcome bidding
BE at rest"
Have you aches and pains unnumbsr red.
Poisoning life's Golden Cup?
Think not there's no balm in Gilt ad, and
Give 1t up"
A Golden Remedy awaits you
Golden not alone in name
Reach, oh. suffering one, and grasp it,
Health reclaim.
There Is but one Golden" Remedy-Dr
Pierye's Golden Medical Discovery. Il
stands alone as the great ''blood-puritier, VI
''strength-renewer" and ''heaith-restor.r''
Of the age s3he liver 1t regulates. remov-
ing all impurities. The lungs 1t strength
ems. cleansing and nOurishing them. The
whole system it builds up. supplying that
above all other things most needed-pufe.
rich blood.
The gorilla which the Londoa ZoOlogi-
cal garden people were eni-avoring to &C.
o'imatize. died recently. The society has
not yet succeeded in rearing an animal Of
this kind.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-19
Among the FoIlies OF the Are

Which the introduction Of SOZODONT
losg since exploded, was the use Of abra-
sive and corrosive tooth preparations, which
either contained minerals which scratched
their enamel, or acids which dissolved IL.
health-promoting substitute
for these empirical articles, is Q botanic,
skillfully prepared, highly sanctioned prep
NATION. which not only beauti6es. cleanses
md lnvieoratss saRron-colored and defect
Ive essth, bat divests the breath OF IN %.
lsceieaa1as s6sr and RESTORES Il 70 ut -