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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
ALONG TIE SOUND.

railroad between New York and New-Heven, 10 com.
pete with the New-Yorl Ncw-Iiavon and Hartford
road are much Interested In bin now before the Leg
isatiire 30 authorize the Housatonc road 10 increase
its capital stock as II means in their opinion the con-
oady received Thousands Of signatures here, IN cir
culaticn, asking that the Houss'one's prayer be
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
oByEorroys FROM THE aBOBrArLn O

OBJECTIONS FROM THE "BOBTATLn COMPANIES.
The Aldermen's Committee Streets yesterday heard
tho objections OF Of the "bobtai" streetcar
panies to the ordinance requiring employ conduct
On the part OF the Dry Dock East Broadway and
Battery Company John NJ seribner urged that the ord
special legislation, and had already been set
aside by the courts The company had paid the city
EFT 600 for licenses including 1882 and would have
pay $50 600 judgment amount having been
obtained by the city the ground licenses The
committee sent request to tbs companies ntc
ested that they furnish OF the relative
expenses Of running their cars with and without con
duc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
Mns. oonpEs HE'D FOR THE oRAxp JURY

Coroner MESSENGER hela inquest yesterday in the
d Harry cofies the psper-box cutter who killed
st No. 1872 Bieeckerst tho night Of February %
Several witnesses testified hearing cordes and his wife
qussreiine On that night and Louis cheesmsn said In
addition that he Mrs cordes kicking her husband
he lay the noor. The verde; Of the jury that
oordes had DIED from fractured tkul, but rssponh
btuy for TIE crime nss axeI upon any ens. Mrs.
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wrcrcuESTER COuNTY.

MOUNT vERNoY.--There Is stlll much speculation
among tho residents OF this place 10 whether Frank
Raubischech who disappeared on February IL, com
mitted suicide as he indicated IN letter which %, DO
Raubischeck refused until yesterday 20 make pabic
the letter which sha received from her husband. ~
Is the belief that EauDlscneck ala not COM
NIT suicide but went 10 Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF MONDAY. FER. "a. 1888

ARRIVED.
Steamer Huron lBr). Trenmar LIVERPOOL Feb o. yin
BostOn, with mdse % james Arkell a Co. y -
Steamer TDgyaia tDan Iarsn Copenhagen Fob Chris.
tana Christiansand 10 with mdse aud 10 neh
Edye q Co Arrived AZ the Bar at M
Steamer ftrabO lrl Matheeon. IGsnrlo Jan ~ Bucnos
Ayres 20 Monievideo ~ Rio Janero Feb lahia with
mdse 10 Bush e JeyoDs Arrived az the Bar al 2lS M
Steamer Alene (Br), Soldiers. santa
3 carthagena 10. AspnwA ~ Port Llnon 49, with ndso
and passengers 10 Pin Forwo0d Co Arrived AZ The ,a
Steamer Kong All Nor Dahl Conaiycs Fob with loo.
wood and passenger TO Elliott Arrived at tho Bar a
1.30 - -
Steamer Aaino Risk Galveston via Key West DAYS with
mdsa and passengers 10 II Mallory q Co -" w.
Steamer alaslfc Fisher
passengers 10 X l. Walker. -
Steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK philadelnbfa with lac
TO Roberts q 6fG. '' ~ ~
Hail ''' '~ ~ ~.'a~H'
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OUTGOING STEA4ERS
Announcements

Al
BoUItIoS MAooL
A cup after rida
after the theafra
cup first thi1g IN tho morning.
A cup bcloru rctlrlng.
a cup ;or The visitor.
etp whoa feeling biase.
Wube fonnd 10 b. lust what IA needed 10 inyigorats
A a II hot water trouble o. bot
tes uuart botties ~ u.s. and druggsts Be
ware VI limitations Ask Maggis" Bounon.
ALKTTHREPTA,
retaining al the nonrshnent OF tue highly
nutritious Cocoa Bean Sold by PASK a TitFoRD
DR. SANRoRD's LIVER ISvIGoRAToR
vegetable or Rheuadsm when caused by an over
acid condition Of tho system.
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. d,
SIP WKsr i26ri.sr.
Of the Nervous system. oeao Urinary OrgAns
Impotence and sterlity. Hours 70 II, btoS
The CURE OF CONS AND BUNIoNs.
SEQ February issue Of
MkDtCAL CLAsSics
THE SECRETl
white hands and clear complexion, CoESKS BEEIoiS COS
SOAP Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers 20 cents
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c.rATEN ISLAND.

WEST BRIGHToN-The police yesterday made two
more arrcsfS IN tho R0ssele burglary case. Police
man John Darcy went 20 New-YOTk and arrested
Thorhas Ramsey aud Frederick siarke Darcy brought
his prisoners 20 Staten Island, ana locked tem up ia
the police station here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
vrw SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS.


h, park Commissioners yesterday adopted resoiu
,,o nn,ntlnc Aneurin Jones superintendent OF farIS
a, "a coo year, to succeed John I. Hamilton N,'O
recently resigned. The meeting was specisi on9 ~"
matter having baen laid over from last week "n1"
No resolution was presented Commissioner Oakley Cd
jeetea to tho appointment of Mr. Jones' because no was
not citizen OF Brooklyn Mr. Oakley oncfco ."
amendment 10 the motion to appoint Mr.. Jones. pro
posing that John s. Bogart be made superintendent
Of Roads, Labor. ETC.. at $500 year.
c,,,,,oner so,oers said that Jones resident
-, proopIvn and ,hat he was a landscape gardener
General woodward said that he had devoted much care
and attention to the selection Of man for super,n-
tcrdent. and that Salem II. Wales rccommendeu mr.
Jones' and Charles F. MacLean. Mr. Barker. Jonn ~ =;
cr,mmius. Thomas l. James and Andrew ID Green all
united in recommending him.
No one seconded Mr. oaklcy's motion. ana Coin'
missioner Luscomb moved amendment to me rsSor
ton providing that the term of Office be at the b
of the Commission. and this was accepted Ano
resolution was adopted by vote OF TO l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
HOME NEWS.
ppo,srNr-pr .ppIvATs AT THE HOTELS

MN, .yrvnIa wliam Whiting ana
.ds a,,an ~ MASSACHUSETTS; ex-congressnan Amos
townsend Of Cleveland and the Rev James ASS olcott
I,tshnrr GTIsEY-Se nator-eiect Edward v, p
rssoulE. :, Wa,cott Of Colorado General Joseph b.
carr ena A 81 Troy Theodore Hamilton , n
Of Saratoga County and wallace, Of syrs
Ohio 5dssns a. Hughes United States Consul a.
birmingham PARK AvENuE-Juasc SosePn Tos No,.o
" Edward Corfgan, of Kansas City and H. A.
Swipert Of Lexington. KY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

cor,e. and Theodore Ehlers who was In her conpsns
ON the night in question. were held 70 await '"' as
40 .ha C-and Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
LACES.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Call special attention to their sale,
this week, of Point Gauze, Ouch
esse and Valenciennes Laces and
FlOuncings.
Black Chantilly, Marquise, Span
ish Guipure and Hand-Run Span
ish Laces and FiOunces.
Drapery Nets, as and 81 inches
wide, i'm Chantilly, Point d'Esprit,
Tuscan, Russian and Brussels, in
Black, Cream and all the leading
shades for evening wear.
TOrchon, Medici, FlOrentine,
Point de Gene and Norm Il II d Y
Valenciennes Trimming Laces, in
all widths.
JAMES NICER EERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

snip LSg,owns fss Loes LysrPoOl 40 dAys wit"
Bark Belt Br Munro London days. with mdse to ORDER
Bark ralism1n m Baker Fowey 40 days. with china clay
BARK Psg1a l5r Nichols Arecau 81 days wi'n Sus" 10
Bark Havana Rice Havana via Boston, in ballast 70
BARK vorwars teer oitnanns philadelphia in ballast to
schr Eva Maud (Br, Dixon ST John NB days. with lime
schr Theresa Glass st John NIB With lumber to scamme
seir csautauggan B DemIns s. Jo1 TP P,rir days
to simpson, clapp & Cos vessel to A 7 Honey
sUNSErAt Sandy Hook. wind moderate M far At City
Island. wind light, N; clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer wyanoke Brakeman, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO Ola dominion $500
~ steamer Etruria (Br from Liverpool previously report
ed' brings 7ST passengers.
CLEARED
steamer Nevada Br Cushing Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Dsrs (ri Norris Queenstown. for ordcrs-snp
steamer Setep y r, Weiss Brisoames Arke Co
Steamer Caledonia ORR. Hassenstein ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Steamer Benvenue Br, chompson Simpson Spence
Steamer Piequa tBr, Brown Lisbon Phelps Bros Co.
Steamer Tallahassee; Fisher Sayannah-R Walker .
Ship Anna tGer) Menkens, Flushing, Ho-Geo Varrel
John Hickman (Br) Thomson cette Fr-Funch Edge
Bark ST Mary Mears Buenos Ayrcs-JOhn Norton Sons
schr VIM Beazley, Farrar. Antigua 2 II Smith a Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Alert, for
Ship st Marx, for San Francisco.
B Barx G ssT iG tor f %op &c sSso
Also saiedva Long Island sound-steamer Standard for
Boston. with tow.
Ship Troop Coi st John NB) Corning. HOyrs Jan 20.
Bark James tof Yarmouth. Ns) Crosby. Manila Aug aS
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MYIATuRE ALMANAc.

TO-DAY
Sun rises s38 Sets 5Al Moon rises 427 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy Rook 42s Gov. Island 44s ITon Gaia s;37
PM-sandy Hook b03 Gov. Island b.22 Hell aata iii
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MOVEM ENTS OF STE
FOREIGN PORTS.

LONDON Feb 25-Arrived steamer Erin (Brl Tyson rom
New. York.
Feb 2i-Arrived steamers Iydian Monarch (Br) Hugge
and Ludgate Hill tBrl Brown, from Eew.York
SOUTHAMPTON Feb 24-Arriyeh steamer Elbe (Ger San
DER nom NewYork Feb TO- her way TO Bremen land pro-
cceded)
sailed steamer Fuda tGer Rngk from Bremen hence for
New York.
GLASGOW Feb 25Arrived steamer State of Georgia tBr
Noodle from New York Feb "a.
LARNE Feb 2Sailed steamer state 81 Pennsylvania tBr
Mann. from Glasgow hence for New York.
BROW HEAD Feb 25Passcd Lake Superior (Br,
Stewart and Nasnyh (Br) Holt from New York for Liver
pool,
ANTWERP Feb 23-Arrved steamer Bratant obi, Bau.
NOM. from New.YOrk mot ~ before reported
HAyRE Feb Arrived steamer Ia Gascogne (Frl, ean
tell, from NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
CONTROLLER LIvINGsroN,s FUNERAL.

The funeral OF City Controller waiter L. hF"eo'on'
who died Saturday, VIII take place 'o-i 49,.
afternoon Mt No 100 Hewes-st. and the Rev. fatner
Malone will ofciate A meeting Of the heads OF inc
city government was held yesterday afternoon IN 'ne
Mayors Office and arrangements were made 70 a'1enu
the funeral The Board Of Aldermen adopted neso,
Iutions and adjourned yesterday as mark OF respect
10 the Controller The flags on the city buildings
were at halfmast. By virtue OF his ONCE CohtroE
Ter Livingston Bridge trustee ana inc mays On
Tho bridge towers were at half mast In his honor yes
terday.
CORPORATION Counsel jerks has not decided wheter
the Mayor has the power to fill the place OF the Oon
trolIer. the Deputy Controller has authority 20 Act
as In case of The temporary absence OF the
In any event, Deputy Controller Brnkerhon, VINO
was Controller before Mr.. Livingston, VIII commune
10 Gil the nlace.
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KILLED HIMSELF AT A sANlTARIUM

Joseph Eagan, a patient in tho private sani'anum
OF Dr. S. Fleet spier. at No. 1876 Remsenst.' commit
ted suicide yesterday. He was thirty I'VE years oid'
and formerly acted salesman in the drygoods store
Of F. Locser & Co. About three weeks ago no won't
to the sanltarium. which adjons DR.. splers ONCE
for treatment suffering from diseases of the stomach
and liver. He began TO improve, and on Sunday
appeared cheerful At about o'clock yesterday no
arose and went to bathroom. and there shot him
self in the heart, He was dead when discovered,
with the pistol IN his hand.
Eagan unmarried and formerly boarded az
No. 216 Schermerhofnst he was quiet In MS
habits and spent most OF HIS time at home. but lat
terly be had been more or less Respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
ro crosE RARRooMs IN PLAINFIELD

No rum may be legally sold in Plainfeld outside
-. ~ ar,,c stores after March 1. Al that time all
barroom and hotel liquor licenses expire and last
night the Common Council adopted resolutions post
ponng the consideration Of all license applications
- couao,se, and Union Counties That in somer-
sot :. 10 occur on May 1s but in Union County, only
tSs FIRST stems have been taken toward securing an
election II the local option law DO repealed by tho
present Legislature The mater cS Of rfps Sy Ssss
must 10 ta psinaeld viii be dry city for months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
c1,pcEs AGAINST A FREEHoLDER

r,.ebolder Michael Hennessy was alralgned In the
conrt Of General Sessions, Jersey CITY,
vcstoraay to plead to an Indictment ior
r,alfeasance In office ana orsory Inv
Indictment alleges that he signed An exoro.'ans
pii u o,~S1nrs name to the warrant which was
.O DE- 81 navmsnt Of oNcirs claim. Allan L.
e,crl OF the Court Of Chancery appeared
yra,ossv and asked that his cent be not re-
por 81 nod until motion which he proposed TO
q'ileu ~ ~ docided by the court He then moved
MANI onssS tbs indictment on the ground that some
=, tbs grand Jurors were over tho legal age which
Is sIxty.nve The matter was ,ald over un .a
- 80. % g,va Dfstict-Attorney Winfield and ne
Thursday 70 e N.o IN look into u. The specific
saTs against are s or b dO OsSd The The 06
OF Ne - hat he approved bin for $147 which
should have been $50.
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TODAY

TODAY
You enn have the benefit Of our determination. Ten
dollar. Of win hay twenly dsIlar. worth
Of honest, .abslansIal tailor s msae clothing
Yoa know what our goods are-aiways the best In tho
market
You know what our Rdvertis enenfs aro-aiways solid
facts and absolute truth.
We have earned your confidence and your trade By
samarc dealing and the hsncst xnlass wo give Jou'
lie wise and take a6yanLage Of our offer and buy
To-day.
Take our word for Il. Come In and SEQ us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

Advertisements admitted ints fnese cei~~
ar recommended 70 the readers Of Tux TRaRs
UNE as thoroughly reliable. and basinc.. 60
doas By mail with the advertisers wiz p,,ss.
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

ALKETHREPTA,
pure Chcooae retaining all the nonrshnent OF the highly
nutritious Cocoa Bean. Sold by PAX a TifFoED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

DR.. SANPoRD's LIVER ISvIGoRAToR
Il vegetable TOT Rheumasm when caused By an over
acid condition OF tho system
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-01

- MAa oolls sAe osms neese twice,
0oss - 0oasv go 0klDa
- ueess young man whoss homo 10
ogtown, Nd, = liable to ges himselS
~ lauss elutehss u ~ comes into Ian.
4oonnlys uaiaan he makes right certain
= - eo00itasd Young Blss came
- oounlV two weeks ego with two
y o. Was . valuable one and the
yovogy ordinary animal.
tGn1lo1 % his unclA John L. Basr,
k1eAresstown, and sold the best horse
- On Saturday, without the knowl.
~ Ak Basr, he removed that horse
- q ~ place the ordinary horse,
y about Us. The good horse the young
~ took from the stable and went with
|enothor uncle, David Myers, In Pequsa
1ohlR These he cold the horse for e2lO
eosolved The money for IL Altar
11ng the money he skipped and his
- Wheroabouls ere unknown.
y DAess The arst purchaser, will make
~ to-day On Myers for the horse and
~ sefDO[p deliver u 70 him the
" W = Ak>a Into ~ eouYtA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-01

A few more Great Bargains
We offer before we move.
One lot Of fancy colored
and Iridescent Bead Orna-
ments, S inches long, at Ioc
apiece; former price 4oc.
One lot of Bead Ornaments.
at asc; regular price soc.
One lot OF fancy striped
Swisses for short curtains, at
IaHc; regular price a5c.
One lot of heavy knotted
Fringe Towels, at asc; regular
price SIC.
One lot Of Lawn Aprons at
Ioc.
Special bargains in Tapestry
Border, S inches wide, at I21lc
a yard regular price IS to aoc.
We furthermore call your at
tention to our large and varied
stock Of Dress Trimming, Per.
sian Bands Silk Cord Passa-
menteries, Bead Ornaments,
narrow and wide Bead Cimps,
10. II, IS, IS to 75c a yard.
Bead Galoons at 50, 7Sc, 81
and $3.50 a yard.
Also, all the latest styles OF
Wrap Trimmings, sleeve pieces
Of Epaulettes, etc.
Selling out our lot of Bead
Sets, S pieces, at soc; regular
prices $r.25 and $I.5o.
One piece of black Chenille
Fringe at soc; regular price 81.
Great reduction in black
Dress Buttons.
One lot at 10 a card of q
dozen; regular price Ioc a
dozen.
One lot of black Engraved
Buttons at SC a dozen; formerly
10 and Isc. e
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-01

~ -. ln>e Ve~ense
issS5 esS11cS - I,1SS1S
~ lS11Ss ~ SS1suS ssas1ssSc1
,0Sr1Vr1nSrS ~ - oeGro.
nn - N1SuaGn Hflr1oSGRy
- 71o111v o11oe1oH 11oooFV3ce
~ 1nIIw = 4 0Raok cGne1ae - (
= i1l1 r.. ~ OH1W. 0kSna. - 4
10nD = Inl0nSvs lnnia n
- $3.50 q oenelns sesponsavo
~ Soe . - kliopry q ~
HA A q mar q. = aoouons o,
SHoGa e NJ Ohov 3 eln Elsso
~ ! NnnoP a ~ vo9ense spalsno
H1 - 80 ~. D, 0ers, Tho
- Gnoua1o1 . olA
Rine oRWo Voe0 e,outoa 6 o.
49, DunNav oohooa q 0uo0sys
o1bounA =. p. D. Nnless essissans,
vH3 ooesotngys Z. A. Dots; eAa1ss.
80 n0mpo0y ssoasurss, y. y: FAessy
GI6t1V Oieppoes llbsarion, LC. .0ist,
=. =. Esgses dirsssoeA Harry
R ~ xsae oaish, ssslssanSa
2A6oeo Msiilaess snd Lucy Hsss
~ ooenne department., Ar2 = ~
J e.seantA MA J0eph HinklS
kMs 0e1Gees
= ! knone6eekes, q Trinity Re-
NgeA sAnoaaesd On Sunday that
- - one Of TIE lucky ooss and
9eve0 = soeeos1ptioa u q, 900 from
- xAaleoolpASA The mont Of the
WlM = te0ooelied.
00a1o ooooo1 tooc00ID held q district
81 nesasoeys which wss we'll at.
-! - w saeefessang. The following
~. ossA eesigned end answered
eeaensss pcesent' What are the
eims % oxamInasaousf ". l.
= 8. 1 = 2. aonnan iuns'
"a w. Prinelples undsriis the srt Of
~ Sanssoef ana Ars.
ooey tspesting auswers y . habit
~ ~. ys.1 - soniuss Wy 'sb
D0oooo0nodf what can b. sald IN its
1sSo 49, 49, ~s-
l.ls oes' Aue teonsss MO
nnn8 AH6nY 0Unn4fa0n pnlakaoa n n,hrnl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-01
REMOVAL.
CHHS. M. HOWELL

has removed hts of!1oe 20 Nc; iw North Queen
whore he will be pleased 70 receive all IN want
Of oarble aud SrAntte Work. large ana
Monuments, Grave stones. eto, on hand,
which arc offered at low prices. Designs for
monumental memoriAls ch serfully given.
AlShs No. us NOR III QUEEN eT.
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H,ne CNrda

Qeelvtd n This once nne assortment
casdas Fancy Advertising Cards ana
eoru Tor aavertising purposes.
- ecoer ~ reasonable rAteS. Our I'm.
nr1s ara beauties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-01

noDog mngnesA
~ es.ss: :s;'s- ssns:,g,; s.sgg, s..ss.;; |, sss ;
-, sss< 81 s.i,:s s'Sssf': - :i:ss. :ss
,.sss, ,s:;: ~ ss..Is. 's,ps:.:;; = g;ss 3 |;
y" ~ ! 'A'sssa'',
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-01

II late OF lancaster city, deceased. Let
tors testameutary SAID estate having been
granted TO ihs und.rstgned. all persons In,
0ebted thereto arc requested TO mako I'm.
mediate payment. ana those having claims or
demands against the same. viii pressut them
without delay for settlement 10 the under.
sSsno1, residing In Lane ,s,er city.
y. TRAxK KsuIsHAn. Executor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-01

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M1s:ggsEz. 1:gE.1.s 81 :lsss lssssE zzzg: zzgI,Ii q. &
no anDAf 0RA5o9 A0fR6S5 q
seri 1essSs 6siS5E y -, ,S2s1nsss -
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RCs .oAG lno4 XII 3l7l nj
49,. - ~ sss ssS Sitsl - -. = aSS
:;ssE;$a s:;s sis;i;S 81 S :i';::s 's..;! -;
0LYCeRlN1 ~. USED ~ Many
~ ~ @ @: mSuf fesSSS 80 xSSk
ss sIss::s. s':s s.z: g 81: I'm: . g CT
pUBLIC SALE or q INV PlnnC1
sssss - * ~ e Ss6S.S as 3 S.s.I s.c
Asssssn .S.:sesn xAs AASsSo0A soaAoA.
THn LArgE EE rkODUCsD D. TH6
greater thsn tlat vf any D 81 eeSS Is ssrtS
.s: ~ IL: 3 ;ss:s &: s:' SO s.S Ss 8.
GoLD BRONZE, LIQUIDS AND
. ssSs sa's ssissr sSs sssss sss vera ~ soAH s!sTS
.1ACOs Z: 1aaAFFER'6 DOUBLE
y Copper Daettllo4
PURE M WHIogY.
sspiI-ta Z IA. = urrrrr .o,,A,.
HUB cAsriNosI IRON On sa7sa.
ssss = az z. = ssisss 49, s.:: ::s'
2EvERAL bNALL 10U000 Nh
~ rent. Of fouf ana six roo1s eeeA = q
~ ~ Rss sSs monss. AppiEct
20 .Ossa WeseR Oooee
AsswEET ASTaH FIoW11a That
ApS slGS" s,o.ss = e: s.sIRs sRsiss . - g
-
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city WITH pips estenC mseiiss, ssssas9 d
fuiioa street ~ ss.sa
Aa6sNoY. ], FOR o!AILLAaAN !I 3 CO.'S
sssa. S1 .eio io.,,s ana q. saperies q Estee
plates q boiistS. a.. a. PrieS = esnti -
poasd ct JOaR H2STsx a. - rni{os
street. vncHSS
/
i FACruRBRs ana Cents Outn tseS1. "
two DAYS win ccnvfnss vo1 ~ tSs ~ iS!s M
rride' open back and froat Ql.SR maAS 70
Siyen. II Eot ~. 49, spscse, gna<.1tce
| mnIoyon
TcgE g:,!.s Pratt g. 4 70 oAPY AB.sTos olso
Valves, Br1ss Gate valves, Iron Scdy 0ioSs
yaiv:: A yNyss. Eaeissos 7aivss Pnsss
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New York Store,
q. 9 and 10 Hast King atrsst.
CA1R11H.
CARPETS.

CARPETS.
In carpets we can show all
the best patterns in Moquetts,
Hartford and Smith makes.
Wiltons, Hartford and Bige-
low makes.
Brussels, Hartford. Bigelow,
Parlor. Lowell, Glen Echo,
Special, Palmer, Wachusets,
Horners, Umbria, &c.
Tapestry, Smiths Extra, Best
B: c. & F. Palisade Roxbury,
Stintson, Homer. Higgens,
Medford, Special, &c.
All with Stairs and Borders
to match.
lngrains, 3.ply, extra super,
Wool and Cotton Chain. Vene-
tian, etc, in best makes. Low
priced carpets in large assort-
ment.
Mattings. China. Napier and
Cocoa. All widths. plain and
fancy.
Homemade Carpets. Rag
and Chain Carpets a specially,
largest line shown, all carefully
woven by the best weavers,
regular and even from end to
end, wool aud Cotton Stripes.
Any width.
Carpets Woven to order
promptly.
Highest prices paid for Car
pet Rags.
]. B. MARTIN & co.
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster. Pa.
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w. bV9e
Hsw ygR. April l..Hlear. masnet vsak
CITY MI sttas. - = ssinnssc%se; LIZ %
WhsaA Quiae No. I neA. otaaa, q o.,
Mo- 8 DO, eeKt Ne ned, winter. April,
eIke Nay: sesi June, ssci July. scke ~
Corn quist 20: 1ixsd, o.sn. ls,$e April,
Ss s:s.ey ss .siss css;s ,; - S:c Hs s,.
sSI,s S,Ss June ''to F''siO's' a'''' 'aipn'as'
kye dull.
Bsriey nnminal NO Canada, 10.
POrk dull Moss, % 70 Ola % for new mesa.
Lard MET April. a a: NAY, a o. June,
EoIsss.s drm. Hs: Srlssns. ssosse.
Turpentine aull at t7ko.
8coin Ateady at q lbOl %.
Yssro.eum quiet Rennsd IN bbls. u %.
rrelshts 0rin grain 70 Liverpool, 6ko
sutter quiet, Western oseamsry. Sl0hke.
Cheese duIl Ohio nat. eko1lo.
1gge steady otAao. l1e, Wsetrrns llkc.
-. eusar nrm nson:ry vutoaL ef~ orAnula'
hics nominal prime city: stlsa
5Allow dull primo city. t9fc.
COSoo arm FAIR CAf9oao. fOr R5o. lekeI
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|obanks wsre vssy busy this lnorning.
- many families changed their
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uHIoAso. April I, 1soa. m.-Markst opensai
wheat-Aprii. - Nay, lo9i june sy<c;
0anzxprti. slxe nay. ss,<s, Juno. ss,ls /,
July, to3<e.
USt..xprn. 20, Nay. 30; Juns. ssfa
July, as9<c.
rsts.I pri,. -; Nay. ~ a., June.
:, ,,,::ta.ApiiI';. =; Nay. n o,,<' Jun@
ssoss Eibs-HAy.e y s; june. % 80, July.
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nARRY IN eTOCK-BEsT CHAR.
~ coal. Hammered Har Iron, Doebie HsansA
lail la1ler lroas eteol. Sheot ITos IN = 40.
~ = Son4 oaDfA - hass Suitea ssSsst. I.
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ESTArE OF EDWARD LEEDS, LATE
u OF the city Of Lancaster. deceased. Let
ters Of administration ON said estate hAvinR
been granted % the undersigned. AL persons
in0ebted thereto are req u6sted to make tmmo-
diAte payment. ana those having claims or
without delay for settlement 70 the under.
signed, residing In Lancaster city.
OSCAR HOHklN, AdninistrAtor.
HEuRY CARfnnTHR. Attorney. m2s8.dN