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Mourning Goods.

will guarantee to show to parties DESTROYS OF
purchasing Mourning Goods as fine an assert
men of new fabrics and styles as any firm in
the South can show, and at popular prices
w. r. WILSON
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The manufacturers of Ladies Wool Dress
Goods have failed to make anything better for
The money than Tricot l have every shade
made, also black, at very popular prices.
w. r. WILSON.
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LOVE In LEAP YEAR.

She asked him once, she asked him twice,
She asked him thrice to wed,
He thought her friendship very nice,
But each time shook his head
At last, when he felt more inclined
The welded state to try,
He told her he had changed his mind;
But she said, $50 have l."
The Century.
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Mr.. Cleveland seems to have tished to some
purpose in the Adlrondacks IL year or TWO ago
In HE neighborh"od OF Lake Placid there was
only one Democrat when The President was in
augurated. Now there are 49,
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In spite of the tact that we have sold 10000
yards OF the celebrated Royal Oak Southern
Checks since we opened, we still have a large
stock which we offer at 81 cents yard.
HATHAWAY & Co.
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Harris Brothers Celebrated Hid
Gloves

have complete line of Harris Brothers cele-
brated kid gloves dressed and undressed.
w WucOx
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Dress Trimmings.

All the novelties in Dress Trimmings can be
seen at w. II. Wilson'S
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Fall and Winter Goods.

Now in Stock, and | am prepared to make them
up in the latest Fashionable Styles at reasonable
prices. JOHN BURKHARDT,
24-lm Fashionable l ailOr.
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Groceries

AS low as the lowest at SAXON & Cos.
24-2t
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BY order OF the Board
HUGH BLACK,
J. n. EDMONDsON,
w. r. BLAKE,
j. A ANDERs,
Commissioners
Aitest:-C. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
October 9th, 1SS9-2t.
Local Notice.
Twill have 2 carloads of horses and mules for
sale at my stable by the first of next week,
cheap. j. @. KEMPER.
The fall term at Leon Academy begins next
Monday
The fall session Of the State Seminary opened
yesterday.
MIR. L. Taylor Is clerking for T. II. Ran
doph s. Co.
MIR. George Avertt, of Miccosukie is clerk
ing for the Cold Storage Company.
SL-Col. John Bradford is still supplying the
Tallahassee market with as fine. Keifer pears as
we ever saw.
"A sweet potato, weighing pounds, is on
exhibition at the ST. James 1t was raised by
Mr.. j. NJ Earnest.
MIR. w. A. Rawls has base ball bat gourd,
which e one of the most remarkable vegetable
curosities we ever saw Cali and see It,
Judge D. S. Walker is at st. Teresa again.
You can help to advertise Florida by send
ing the IMMIGRATION FLoRDIAN to absent
friends.
"A peculiarly of Hoods Sarsaparila is that
while it purifies the blood, it mparts new vigor
to every function Of the body.
The best Jersey in America, at the price so
cents, at w. r. Wilson's.
IF you are suffering with weak or intlamed
eyes, or granulated eye-lids, you can be quickly
cured by using DR.. J. II. McLeans Strengthen
ing Eye Save. % cents box July 2G-3m
Hon. w. n. Thompson and family are
pleasantly quartered al the residence OF Mrs. G.
w. Edmondson, on Calhoun street.
WIN. P. Slusser & Co. are sole agents in
Tallahassee for Chases Barley Malt Whisky.
Rich and pure 1t fine Tonic for the weak
and feeble. 1t strengthens the lungs
Have you seen copy Of the fourteen page
IMMIGRATION FLoRIDIAN? Only ) cents a
copy.
The spunky little MetrVpoyis, of jacksonville,
is on its feet again, and reaches our desk reg
uarly day after day. Really ii is brighter and
better than ever and its pages are crowded with
interesting local items. 1t is one of our most
valued exchanges. The Metropolis is deserving
of liberal State patronage and we would adj
wise all readers TO subscribe for it, 1t costs
only ten cents week and gives the news fresh
every day.
Life will acquire new zest, and cheerfulness
return, if you will impel your liver and kidneys
to the p rformance OF their functions. Dr. J. H.
McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm will stimulate
them to healthtul action. $1.90 per bottle. 26-3m
So>o The Children. They are especially
SN~o liable to sudden Colds, Coughs,
Groups, Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy a positive cure 1t
saves hours of anxious watching Sold by NJ
Lively druggist. Feb. 16-44-eow
Tax Sale Deeds
For sale at
"
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Store, 24xS0 feet, corner Monroe and Mozart
streets, To rent Apply to
12-tf GEO. W. WALKER
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A. Usual.

The ladies are not satisfied to shop anywhere
except, ut w. II. WILSON'S
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Fine Bleached Domestic only cents, at
24-4t SAXON & Co.'S
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C'alicOeS.

Only cents per yard, at
244t SAXON & Cos.
The fresh pork and sausage season is at
hand.
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Local Notice.

will have2 carloads of horses and mules for
sale at my stable by the first of next week
cheap. J. @. KEMPER.
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For $3.50 Ladies' fine shoe at
244t SAXON & Cos
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Oak and hickory wood for sale. Leave orders
al store OF 14-tf \. a. LEVY
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49,
For Sale.

One Of the handsomest cottages in the city
Large lot, splendid fences, choice fruit trees
grape vines and roses. Also vacan. lot Join
ing above will be sold at bargain. Apply to
22t J. T. BERNARD & Son
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Children's and Misses Jackets and
ClOakS.
can fit a child from four years old up to
Sweet Sixteen with Jacket or a Cloak, at
popular prices. w. r. WILSON
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Tax Sale Deeds
For sale at
500 Cords

For sale at
FLORIDIAN OFFICE.
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&o>~o The Children. They are especially
'ONSS liable to sudden Colds, Coughs
Groups, Whoopng Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy a positive cure. 1t
saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold by NJ
Lively druggist. Feb. 16-44-eow
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the toilet articles and writing desk furnishings.
The general trade had exceeded anything In tho
history Of the house. which has increased its
business with every year since its establishment
in its present situation
Il NJ CowpartnwHite & Co.. the house fur.
nishcrs, whose establishment spreads from No.
100 to No. 900 Park Row. also had gratifying
tale 10 tell Of good business. and satisfactory re-
suits from making ample preparation for lntelll-
gent buyers, and letting it be known BY iudicious
advertising.
LOOKING AHEAD.
The general impression produced by converse
ton with these representative business men was
that the holiday season Just passed had been
cminently satisfactory and that the outlook for
the future was full of encouragement. 1t would
surprise those who are not familiar with the ex-
acting conditions of successful business In these
days, to learn how largely the concerns whose
lab0rs seem to have just closed are looking for
ward to next season rather than backward on the
past season. Yet the merchant who had not his
plans for the future already well under way would
regard himself q laggard in the competitive con-
test Many of the dealers whose remarks have
been quoted do a large wholesale business, and
between this and another Christmas their novel
ties must have been considered, designed. manu-
featured, iobbed" and distributed to the re-
tacrs all over the country. Some Of them could
tell now what will he worn and looked at a year
from this, and thousand inventive minds are
already ut work on the problem of stocking Santa
Causs sleigh for Christmas. 88S.
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ROLLING TOWARD THE PENNANT.


THE METROPOLITAN POLO LEAGUE.
Rink polo English polo On horseback but
nserably expensive and apparently just as e.
citing to the onlooker The six clubs belonging to the
Metropolitan League well under way In their
race games watched with oonsid
cradle interest The they satisfied with
their gate receipts which shows that the sport although
new one IN CITY, promises become popular winter
pastme OF the league are also playing IN better
form than at FIRST the games more exciting and Tar
better contested Of the players at first seemed 70
think that strength and smuggling brought victory bu
thsy Ia We seen their and play differently
The NewYork cu6 has played splendid form from the
start and has every 1t has played The
little for individual records anu goou team WORK
results as matter The Poughkeepsie club also
pay. good game STYLE of work being almost identica
with that rivals The Brooklyn club occn.
MES Third pac- with victories and fve defeats ms
lean has been BY tho addition OF Mchlc me
goal tender ana also i'm proved in it's general play me
Jersey CITY Newark aud Newburg clubs are weak ana WIN
have be considerably TO have any chance IN
The pennant race The Jersey CITY club Is weak except N
lis rusers Newark club especially weak ~ mat
point The NewbuTg club hurried and futtcied ana Is
badly In need sand" In sporting par
lance When they possible defeat they act like school
boys Each club play games today, one IN mo
afternoon the evening The record 10 date
isa a
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MS TROUBLES THIoK UPON HIN.

When Mayor Whitney assumed Office two years ago nc
made A. G. Evangedes his assistant secretary WIN the
especa work Of locking after the interests OF the OWL
servce Commission lie Is o Greek by birth and had
been employed on the editorial stan OF The Brooklyn
Eagle Many who have had business with him IN me
CITY Hall found his name dcuit 10 pronounce anu
no is generally called the unsPeskabie oIeek. us
covered frauds IN the work OF the Civil Service eAanna
tons In BROOKLYN, which the eligible lists nave Deen
allied IN with The names Of who never passed The
requisite examinations Now his name is connected with
domestic difficulties - - - -.
About six months ago he married young woman ana
went 10 live I'm a Fat as No. GO Columbia Heights
The fact has Just been made public that Mrs. Evan
gedes left husband account Of his alleged cruel
reament early October and refused 10 return 10 him
ina Eagle" published yesterday long interview with
Mrs Eyapgelides. who Is said to DO In North Adams In
Witch she Charges her husband with treating her bruiay
and nhumarly and she declares she will never return 10
him. Mr. Fvangcldes Is reported 10 have said That there
was M trouble between him and HIS wife, aud that she
visiting her sister in Trenton and would be home
20 celebrate New.Years Day. He could not DO iouhd at
his YESTERDAY,
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AN IRISH CHAMPION RUNNEf COMING.

e. T. Connect the Irish champion distance runner who de-
fa,ed c. Carter Dublin In the two and four
mile composition Will sail By tie steamer UmDra on SUNDAY
for New York Mr. Comet proposed last August for
membership 10 Manhattan Athletic Club by Gus SACKS
and duly elected His appe in this country WILL IL Is
thought create boom IN amateur athletic sports as ne
now tkoupbt 10 be the fastest long distance alive
his age which not quito nineteen and short
experience on the onder path he is certainly phenomenal
runner.
series OF between Carter and himsen "oua creo
e,c,tement IN amateur athletic circles such
"A ha. not great races two years age De-
tween George Myers Mt Connect Will on his arrva Ges
rsceution at the Athletic CLUBS ciuO mousse nc
viii make his first public appearance at tho games OF tne
Manhattan Athletic Association at Madison square 1arush
on he evening Q -.
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soHooLs1y wEsrOHEsrER COUNTY.

School Commissioner Jared SANFORD or
Westminster County has sent 10 state
Superintendent Draper his sixth annual report upon the
condition Of the schools In his dsrct-comprsng Fast
chester, Westchester, Mamaroneck, Pelham Rye New
Rochelle Scarsdale-twenty schools In all, with
an average Attendance OF S93 In the two schools In
Mount Vernon there has been increase In the number
OF children OF school age 235 The have pnr
chased lot adjoining one Of these schools with the In
erecting add Onal building 10 contain class
rooms, q library snd lrge assembly room. 1t 10 in
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JERSEY CITY.

Mrs. Mary Prltchard. of No. 35 Morrs-st.. found
yesterday lying the sidewalk in Suffolk ST. suffering
intense pain. She said that her husband had aulted
her with club. but at City Hospital she admitted that
she had swallowed dose of an monia.
Burning charcoal which had been left In the cellar Of
Nd. 900 New Yors-avc.. Jersey City Heights. by
plumbers on Saturday. broke into flames yesterday.
damaging the building and adjacent property to the
extent of 81 800 The buildings were owned by
Baldwin Ryan. of NewYork
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

New Years reception to young men at Young Mems
Christian Association Rooms, noon till 10 p.
Annual reunion Of Society OF the Holy Name, ST.
Patricl's Cathedral
The Sunday Mercury" scml-centennial anniversary
dinner. Astor House, 2.30 y. m
Twenty third Regiment Tennis Tournament at Annoy
Brooklyn.
Reception by District Attorney Fellows, Astor House
Gotham Art Students reception, No. 637 Broadway,
evening.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JANUARY q 1888

tended also to enlarge the other school building At
williams bridge movement Is on loot 10 erect now
sometime this mm,n consider an appropriation io sue
4 building Tho at Pelhan,ie Is considered
100 small for the attendance and meeting has been sug
ccsted push plan for building there The new
building has proven too small for the district ana
an addition Il In course of construction a new
school building erected in District No. l. Westcheser'
during year, but owing difficulties In e0nnec
ton with the contract has not been occupied for school
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK ............sUNDAY. JAN l. 1888
ARRIVED

~ .
ARRIVED
Steamer Etruria r Cook Liverpool Dec a. 9ueenstown
2s vim mdsc and so2 gasssnser' to Vernon Brown Co.
steamer La sieasns Fr Dc Joussen Havre Dec "a
win %s:s and s9 passengers to Louis dc B'OiA'' Arrived
ES GIa9af M hsT I've days. Win maS'
OFT bw' nna $. Wss Point
Steamer Winter. Halletr Boston. with mdseto
Snip Solitaire sewou San Francisco Aug 80. with mdse to
BARK Unspima r, Kern Rio Janelro Sept rs. via Ship
Island "a Gays, IN ballast toJ Elwell Co. .os.o %
sars AlSsSs sa vs sSrJIs TO- ma MAJ
@ Sa 74sRSs a. days. with
Den Jacino French psms ara va Delaware breaT
81 davs with sugar to Leay raft & Co. Ss''si 10
Brig Caroline Gray Psbury. Port Morant 81 days. with
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook wna fresh, ssw; raining. At
CITY Island. wind strong. sSW; raining.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Egyptian Monarch Br Harrison London Dec Is
with passengers sander'on Son. Arrived az
the Bar s Ln b Mann Mac.o pec Pernamouco 10
Wright W nrit & sons Arrived at Bar at iGsOpm.
~ steamer wss,snd se from 1ntw "
IN SAILED
Steamers Furnesia for Glasgow Gotha settin Rotter
dam, Rotterdam; Chsteau Lsovle Bordeaux BonavstA
Newport News
the MOVEMENTS OF srEAAERa
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan l-sailed steamers Bqthnia tBrl. -
and Wyoming tBr, Rgby from Liverpool hence lot NOV"
Gofnrsnuae Dec 2oArved steamer salernO OBJ ROs
er swIsEsSspK Dec g7-Arrived steamer Hekla Nor.
hSTwsnP Dec si-saed Switzerland (Bsis)
oepsras6 Dec So~saled steamer Edwin tBr Stacy for
ponr SAD Dec 2ssaicd. Hampshire nr,. Ksr.
snaSeA Dec 2i-sailed steamer Pert Victor tBr) Bird
for New.York.
RIO JAyrIEo, Dec is-sal0i. steamer Plato Fnr Jones'
tfor Later shipping Ners II any ere FIN ra5)
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NEW. RRUNSWICK

CClcnc. j. J. Jsneway has promised to give the
Fourth Reformed Church $1,000 on condition that It
and the congregations Of the other Reformed churches
Will raise s5.ncC to the remainder OF tho church
debt. ExPrcsldenr Campbell. of Rutgers. Is pastor
of the church. and active efforts have beer made by
him and DR.. Mabor, of the Seminary. to raise the
debt.
The Rev. ii. c. Applegarth. Of the First Baptist
Church. has been presented by his Sunday with
a gold watch and chain. and a similar gift was pre-
scented /" the Rev. T. 7. Pockman. of tho Fist Re.
formed Church.
The ladies OF the Young WOmen's Christian Temper
Union gave fine dinner to two hundred OF
the poor children OF the city.
About $50 pairs OF rubber overshocs have been sent
to tho Of the poor by the two local manu-
facturers and distributed In the city.
Professor SUBWAY Of Rutgers College, is travelling
I'm Germany.
Mrs. Jordan Fleming fell dead Saturday evening
OF heart disease, Westinghouse
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WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

L. j. Tickets large carpenter shop on Central ave..
New Rochelle. was destroyed by fire yesterday loss
81 900.
The freight propeller Tarrytown vas stuck In the
Ice sOmc distance OF TarIytown Saturday night and
remained fast until 10 yesterday. when the leo
broke up carrying tho propeller the river. The
owners, Captains Reaua and Lewis. were on board OF
the boat with q crew. 49, , -
To-day not being observed as a holiday In the Sing
Sing prison. the cCnvicts Will work as usual but thcy
will be su pplie1 with extra meals.
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LONG ISLAND.

The report Of Coroner Robinson Of Long Island
City, shows that during last year he held 134 nduests
OF which fifteen accidental DEATHS fourteen cases
of drOwn ming. and three cases of suicide.
Tho committee appointed by the Board OF super
yisors of Suffolk County to Investigate the charges
against Charles Dckerson. formerly keeper Of the
County Amshouse has vindcated him of tho charges.
1t was reported to-day at Long Island City that Cap
tain Lawrence of the barge Star, which broke loose
while passing through He'll Gate Friday night was
drowned.
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TONE NEW s.
Prominent ARRIYAIS

MN Assnus Rss--Judgs Charles Danies Of the New.
Supreme Court Bay Adrich aud Henry L. Pierce.
Of Boston, and Samuel T. Hauser Of Montana
.. HOFFMAN Hsuss-senatsr Algernon Paddock. OF No
braska Breroort Houss-Colsne r. Drury Lowe and the
Hon Charles Hill Trevor. Of England. Brunsufek-
The John Hamilton, of Montreal Ereren House-
Professor Julius D. Dreher OF Roanoke College. cdren
don kote-Mra scotSiddons st James HotetRsstna
yOkes,
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R.R.R, e.; &C.,; e.;

Tn Tram ono 70 twenty minutes falls to relieve pair
Nth one thorough application No matter how violent
rne,,ng the pain Rheumatic. Bedrdden Infrm
saS Nsryeus Neuralgia FRUSTRATED with dis may
nnsr Radways Ready Relief will afford instan- case II
Instantly relieves and soon cures
Coids Coughs sore Throat. Inflammation, Rheu matism
Neuralgia. Headache TSeihache Asthma, Dinacas
Every Pain sprains. Bruiscs Pains In the Back Chest
or Iimba Ii wus the Fir.t and IL the Only
PAIN REMEDY
instantly stops the most excruciang pains sisys
aud congeston whetherof the Lungs
Stomach, Bowels or other glands organs .x,..
Of wi ina few minutes. cure cramps np,sms
Sour Stomach Nausea Vomiting Heartburn Ncrsousnes
sircpes sick Headache fiarraa Colo Fiatuisncy
nd all Internal pains. v>,.
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who knocked him down. kicked him and fed The
entire police force secured the city and Gordon was
finally caught and locked up.
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BROOKLYN.

Mrs Bcechcr Will receive calls to-day at her home,
No. 72 Columbia Heights. Assistant Pastor Halliday,
Of Plymouth Church, will receive calls at his homc
No. II Hlcks-st.
The new Board OF Aldermen will elect as president
District Alderman John Mccarthy. to succeed Alder
man at Large Olena City Clerk Stanley Will be re-
elected.
Daniel Obra, captain Of a canal boat lying in the
Waabout Basin was followed from Ncw-York late
Saturday night by young man who assaulted him.
with evident intentions OF robblng him, in lonely
part OF Divislon-ave. Captain Obra called for aid
and a policeman appeared and arrested the assailant
No. 226 Chcrry-st.. NcwYork
As Daniel Harrington, age twenty four. OF No. sG5
Flushing ave-, passing along the dark, unpavcd
portion of Waaboutst., between Marcy and Nostrand
ayes, early yesterday morning, unknown person
threw handful OF red pepper In his face and robbed
him Of so.
Supervisor John Y McKanc. who was read out Of
the Democratic party Friday night for treachery
to candidates. has refused In his capacity of president
pro tempore OF the Board to sign the contract recently
authorized by the Board OF Supervisors with Edward
Freel for work at the st. JOhnland County Farm. He
filed his reasons with the clerk of the Board Of SUI
pervsors shortly before his term expired satur
day midnight.
The Rev. Or. Lyman Abbott preached yesterday
morning In Plymouth Church upon seeking Christs
aid In the bearing OF burdens In the evening he de-
llvered the first Of series Of sermons to young men,
the topic being Conditions Of Success In Life"
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THE UNITED STATES TARIFF
RATES OF DUTY...oFFIcIAL.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1854 con.
tains complete statement Of the rates Of duty
under the United States Tariff, previous y
1881 together with the rates recommended BY
,bo Tariff Commission and the rates enacted
IN 1883, accompanied by statistics Of quantitiee
of goods imported and duties collected. Price
so cents per copy. The statement Is official,
and IL the only one now TO DO obtained In popu~
lar and handy form. Order from | IL.
the TRIBUNE.
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MARlNE NTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
In. rtssa 721 Sets 40 Noon rise s24 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
Heoy. P23 TsrL 9:51 He'll Cato. 1l:4O
P.X-Sandy HOOK. $50 Gsv. Ispd 1888 Hell Gate,
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pL.AINFIEIp,

The City Common Council Of Plainfcld held Ito last
session on Friday night and extended all louor licenses
TO March !.
Policeman McCuc. while attempting to arrest John
Bowman last night. was set upon BIZ Harry Gordon.
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LELAND HOTEL, Chicago.
% To MOTuERar

Mns wNsLow's SOOTHING sYauP fer Children Tsethin 9
softeps gums reduces Inflammation alays all pain an
cures wind collie and diarrhea Twenty-Five cents po'to
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"IIyuIAr T., g. w. "UvILLA.'
OUR NEw BENT Ep1E c0Ifl1
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q Announcement.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..
1855 WHIST 63D.sr
Hsurs-sto IL, 3 TEL Diseases Of ne Nervous sy'tom'
Gentle U Urinary organs Impotence and sterilty