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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
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Chicago. March % (speeisD.Ths May OptiOn, 90 was
The case ON WEDNESDAY Was unaffected By the influences
which were potent the now crop futures. NAY
onened a. Al on, ran up to 81 OF liz, and closed ~
sl on So July opened essier ~ ss7 cents IL
Was attacked BY Lynn and his adhsrsnts but was svOn
occasional support by Hutchinson. There were largo
cearanees Of wheat hour from the seao0srd asgresat
Inc nearly 800 coo bushels with the -four neudod pai
this haa n.e effect here because seabosrd markets.
We're unaGeod BY e. The failure Of prominsnL TheaI
bull az Antwerp with liabilities aggregahng e. SOO
helped 70 make the buying AIDE here hard one. Inc
aonr situation Was beanah spd ltte innssnesa ~, VIC
had been come buying Of July on the preaicsc6 eola
Weather thermometer did not GO rs low a. whs
expected rome OF this wheat went oyerboaFd- Ju9
opened at 81 7-s cents sold between ~ Ia ana S &C.
session within q is cent oat, were az DUN 2.
moment shortly ter the opening touched 81 w E2
esnsts Is thai he stock Of pork next Monday viii be
100000 hairss stock Of lssd not ever 1900 aereea
st t5 10, Mar ribs sold between % ~ l2 and eg 20,
and eosed % 60 80 On the curb July wheat soid al
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
ppnnncE MARKErs

IfvEaPoot. Mar 2s-S3o p. m--Beet-In poor demand.
Pork--In poor demand HAns--Iu good demand bason-m
fir demand. Cheese--In poor demand TaowIn nlr ae'
mand srits d arpentusIn poor demand dull &c sia
poor demand sleady at Is and tninrss
demand oornsgotIn tais demand II psSs %
50 eld; May steady az 50 Dad Hops Of Lendoa-Ssv'
Tospos Mar o. u M Calcutta Nnseed SOS Cd peg
quarters refined petroleum. Maid per gallons sp'risa Of
tnrpenine. sos Oh per ewt =.
ANTWERP, Mar 9S--Wleoxs lard closed % % francs ~
centimes per 100 kos- 49,.
IS confines paid and 10 francs Ia cent,ines seiesA
BRKMRN Mar 26-7Pctroleum--o marks 10 pfennl9A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
Is e. 7cs, 1855 81 O6s O42 Inc. s9S4, ss7 1913
MORE ACTIVITY DISPLAYED

The stock market WIS more active to-day, buA
at the expense Of values. The opening was Arm
and the leading Granger shares advanced Until
after noon. The prices OF the Bee" and - Big
Fous' stocks responded promptly TO the announce
ment OF the consolidation, but the rise OF from
II-2 to 81 per cent in these stocks alarmed
the bear faction which at once resumed It's
tuotlcs Of attaching tho weakest points in the
line. Rumors of an Impending receiv~rship fer
the Atchison company were revived, and, with
an ingenuity worthy n better cause, It was
reported In Boston thai the application had been
prepared in New-York, and in this city. that the
molten would originate In Boston, IL is wholly
improbable that the rumors had more than specu-
lativo foundation, but it Is certain that they
indicated desperation On The part Of the bear
faction The general condition OF the coal trade
and the recent statement Of the FhhdeIpala
and Reading Company afforded excuse for
another attack on the coal shares that vas
moderately successful only In the case OF Reading
which led the movement and finally lost l-s per
cent. The loss In Atehison, which was second,
was "a per cent, but excepting Union Faclno,
declines were small fractions. Tho exceptions 70
the general movement were few In number, but IN
Importance highly significant, and although tho
closing WAS weak so far as mere figures were con-
youd substantial increase in It's outstanding con-
tracts. The news from London and Paris was
extremely favorable, because IL showed TINT set
Elements at the French Bourse were being made
without disturbance OF the European money
counted on q different result ut Paris can hardly
DO denied Their ammunition In the way OF
foreign panic seems TO have been utterly ex-
hausted.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
1 HrAvY JupcMENT AGAINST A BRO

rdsment for 1882 % entered IN the supreme
Court yesserdsy against Joseph Q, wiiiisms in suit
brought by the executors Of the Will Of Augustus soheL
no answer had been interposed by tho dsfendant, NJ
wituams rsonissoy note for sii6Ci7 "a, dated July J.
1882 for three years at per cent vas found among the
effects Of MI schsi who died in March 1854. Interest
lad not been paid on tho s0te since April, 1883.
Tribune reporter who called at The house OF Mr..
wGBsms No. a. West Twonty.second-st, last evening
was informed that he OF aDd would not 70
turn until next week II wns learned from one Of the
executors Of the estate Of Mr. Schei that Mr.. Williams
stock broker with whom MI Sehell had bad business
relations during his life The is supposed 70 represent
. balance due on stock raDsaesons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

s ds s ss ss's ssss
:I Il; is ;.;sz rs:
s ~ rsEs nIa f 50 o. sss:s ssls
ss sas a as ;isl ws:sss .ss q 80
ss as se oG q &c sS sssr e = BUM
nf% SssfS su 4 :treps: Hard SsdnsS ssss i. New
u So psiss and BS:ea s u 81 s Sa rsiSss sio
sss % saa s SSs
Ssssp ss Il ss SsSas sSzu d par selling
and ss g o s s'a % q. .
.nn 1SS s.@i sSSss Is s s' sosi
s:ssisS. sSSs:: fssisp. cis.s rs. y, e:
S.::ss cSss:s Sas.:s {. sis \
g. S lou a,es but .s eSoies 90
wss SIs d R me; es
inquiry and Bscss sasds weaker Uns.ass lsrssssy z
ssea' ds sssss fs a ssi
Sc 81 l'r s zane sS t Sa s inquiry o
sssg but sa Hss 6 Sess: s L s.sss = o: ss
"a ssss, 4 IS :ss IN
iar . Nay .isssse q iss sssss osssssly
a. q g e. VIZ S' &c:
g = s1eS 80 wss sssss
fosSs: aa 'oI wsss w. iSs d and Is,sa
Early Bose Choice 45D4sc per bush do Prime 40aS3c do
Fair Coed 50 asset sgresni and White stars Ghocs
s sS Fair q s Geo ws e P 6ss:
quiet and steady. Beef-ciu Family 80 6oelo0o bbL
do DO. packets 80 00t Smoked Beef &c 10B10Le: Beef
Hams SIS 5OesiL, ,Port-Ms.s New q! o9S do Prime
Smoked iossi2o. a. S Cared p dorcss shsl9ss,
aSs SsAr an an n al, ALT Ss % '%osS ssss
&c; Shoulder. pickle eared g % smoked sssSs
s s's sus n gs Ssa c assnes ssss ss sss
Hutchers loose &c 7 Butter dull steady, FennsyiyanA
Creamery Extra ss3Go; western Creamery Extra sl7e
D. q and NJ Y. Creamery Extra N Ito Western Factory
ii9l6e Packing Butter i2c EFqs dull pennsyiyssA
Part skins $3.50 Fun Skins iia92e. sugaf-ReAnsd nrm
Powdered srcstc Grsnulstsd Tic Feed steady Winter
Bran Ala OOaSlb 90 per Petroleum steady 10 Abel
test in bes. seloc Recelpts-Flour 2oo ebia whsas
men s-WheAt S4Oo bush. cOsn is7oc bush oAn s.eco
bush
TOLEDO. Mar 2s-whsst dull but easier cash saas7o
May 81 10 June Ole July IS 10 August s{o Corn firm.
steady cash 81 &c; April 81 10 May 3Slc Data quseti
cash 2Se May 27c coysrseed active stesdy cash y III
March S. ID. Recepts-wheat 1000 bush Corn 5000
bush oats 1000 bush Coyerseed 2sa bags shipments
Wheat 5000 bnsb. Corn 1000 bush. Oats 1000 oush.
ClOVerseed ], 1uO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
MSS roTrENs SETTLEMENTS DENIED.
cAssIus H. READ SAYS HE, MADE no PROMISES
TO MARRY HER.

TO MARRY HEB.
The breach OF promise suit of Miss Clara Iotten
against cassius n. Read occupied the attention OF
sndge DAILY and jury in the Court of Common Of
Piess all day yesterday. The plaintiff wss further ex
suincd, and at the close Of her testimony Mr. Fine
took the witness stand and declared that nothing WIS
skid about marriage while be was present at The ume
OF the settlement Of the first suit
Csssius II. Read. the defendant next took the wit
ness-saad Hts testimony related chiefly to the settle.
nent OF the first suit brought By Miss Tottep. He de
MED that he had made any PROMISE of marriage when
ths release was given him, He denied that tcasts
wore drunk TO their Encouragement. Mr. Reads ex.
animation was not finished when the court adjourned
until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
rKE uouRr or ApprAIs.


Albany, March eetn tbs Court Of Appeals today the
following eases were argued
No. 2i1-Louls s. Goebei and others, sppellsntA sgt
csseiine welt respondent and Mary Brselich and others
Appellants
no. 2izMssy A. Tcineer. appellant agt Austin Man
dssiile and othsrs, executors Respondents.
Ne 276-The Mayor. ETC.. Of NewYerk City. respond.
ents, AIT sonas sonEebom. appellant
10. 2eo-Absahsra R. Van Nsst appellant azs tho
Nsyor. esc., Of NewYork CITY. respordents-
No. 17tfp tho matter Of the Judicial settlement Of the
seoount Of benjamin Abcrsson and oheTa executors Of
John r. De Beyoise, deceased. suhsai,ssd.
Ne sae-Jamss Gregory respondent sat the Mayor
cts. Of NswsYoxz City. appellants.
NJ. 56e-Emme r. Green and Others. respondents. sEt
lyosepA G. Reworth saa Others appellants
TAs esy calendar for Friday. March 90 is a. follows;
Kos "a. 500. se4. e9s. 800 and se7.
IL tAe second Division to-day the following cases were
stgue1;
No ss1--Ishn Hsn, By Msshfas Sultss guardian ad
,en seplonacnk sst the Newycsk Central and Hueson
Efver nailreaE Company. appellant
Ia. s5z~wiiaIr D. Leonssd, receiver. appellant. sst
xesan Poole. inplesdrd respondent
Bsllsvlns II the DAY calendar the Second Division
~ ffsdsy. Mnfeh 20
No& 1DG ye<. ai6 1.1s7 and f.s18
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
nrrs OF I.EaAL News.

esc0 recently By Police Justice o'Reiy on charge Of
criminal libel on the complaint Of Register James J.
sievn and placed in tho custody Of his counsel Frederic
n Cocdoft has obtained writs Of habeas corpus sne
eerios on which his case win BE- brought mp for review
before Justice Lawrence IN the Supreme Court
An injunction has been granted BY Justice Lawrence
OF tbs Supreme Court the suit 81 Jennie Mayer and
Edward 1fns restraining the Denver, Texas and Fort
Worth Rasroad Company, the Colorado aud Texas Con-
sruetien Company and the Mercantile Trust Company
from paedgins dispesng Of distributing among the
stockholders Of the coiedo and Texas Company 1000
bonds d The par value as $1,000 each.
Ths trial o. the suit in which MIRA. Aliee Well sought
% sstabfsh her right to the title Of wife and demanded
usnitsd divorce from Leon WE'LL dfy-goods "drum
ss On the ground cruelty and sbsndonment resulted
Ii verdict IN her fases yesterday supreme Court
before Justice Beach and Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
HAVANA MARKErs

HAVANA. Mar 2s-spanish gold 50 86h7s2 Ssh 81;
seanss 9Io Ons 81 ss sugaE az snecu.scn a
4$4 ON gold per aulnal $40 bAgs Of nolses sugar ~
quntal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
ELEVATED ROADS HARD HIT AGAIN.

Mrs. Anna Marie Doyle sued The elevated roads for
assees 70 her property on the side OF Sixthoye
tetween Fifty. second and Fifythrd sta Yesterday
Judge van Hosssn handed down decision awarding her
$3.50 par front foot with costs. Mrs Doyle has 100
feet 'front.' and the judgment VIII be about $4,000 sc
ccrne 10 the estimate OF Mrs Doyes attoneys Peek
ham Tyler This is the largest award per front foot
made thus far in sxthaye The elevated rosds have
slssys cIsed that recovery could be made on tbs
broad avenues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

Hors-7ssceipts slo8; shpraents 1000 maksx tishkz
qheeo Heavy AMI BstSh'rs IS ~ ~
ssss s sSnsass aaas Arxs sHsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
STOCKS MORE ACTIVE.
MAKING USE OF RUM0RS.
vu,rupEs OF THE DAY AT THE EXCHANGE
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANeE-MAKoH 2s'
Horps AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

,,,.ox s,s,,KaAL Adjourned for pe.s f
cosi,ioS PLRIs Asn; ne s"rS
coss,sos TenHA w "
CoNM0s PfRIsTItIA TERNPAKf 1-.cs 1syrs iif6
y.--Nos ii40, ~, II ~, lieI; 10Y. ltAi' -
igs lss HE llSa TsPAEr Adjourned tor The
drTr corarGRsEnx Tor we t SaOns
CiTY CoCRr-SPEcf1L TKgn- Hsfore MGowp, i
Short csusesNos 2s9S S9lE ssssaI 2l7S SzSs 3450
2893 1910 2o4& 2ees. s4eo. 2esf' 'sot' 'e'''
1896. -. ~ pafore Browne, IL
GIT sfs2 ss62 y05s. 2e4o sS48 sa igs
1850 Sxcg ale S4sa. S43S, st2s. sASs, ga" 'V'-'
st cy st ccSsTsnL TKsx-rArT IIBsfOro Er0a "
~ ls Wy ~ @
i and Assistant DistfctAttorney haeaons-Ne''
SnrT on esxyaAL sEssioSsPART -bsiore scr fhs
J. and Assistant District Attorney 'e'"D'
term . x.aq M Before Recorder
Gems Ouartayr0, Murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
,,N17rp srATEs SUPREME COURT.


washington, March es.-The following puSineS We.
transacted by the supreme Court Of the onua
No. ga4.-The Central Trust Company spponsn !,
ag LAWS sessongood ETC., postponed 70 tno n'A1 -
tho call on Monday next .r+
No AQo.-Erastas Gest, plaintiff in error asI,
tho south coyIngton and Cincinnati Street RAILWAY
Company, Dismissed with costs ,..,h
No. ize4-E d. Paeeth. appellant agt' 1aOO0
Frey. MARSHAL etc. Dismissed With costs
No. 1,5sA--oscar Hugo Weber, pianun "a S-.
a., IN. Conmonwealta Of Pennsylvania Docketed
and dismissed With costs. No.,
No i,Ii8-The Chicago, Milwaukee ana 81. Fsu. !.
Railway Company, plaintiff in error, agt the sss u
Minnesota, ex rel, Railroad and Warehouse oOnnNs
sion Of the state Of Minnesota
No. I,613.-The Minneapolis Eastern RAILWAY oonf
n.ny arnellan. AIT the state Of Minnesota, ex rel,
Raiiroad ard warehouse commis sion Of the stae VI
Minnoaota Motion to advance submitted .,+
NO i 422-Ant Miller plaintiff IN esfor' ~s'-
Ernst Ammqn. Motion to advance suemit,eo- a., tha
No. 1,446.-Chae Chan PING, appouaht' "e" w
United States Argument begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

Flour steady and unchan&ed ~ Z
Cash auotatons toIowss no. sprpg whsss esp
p0ssc No. Spring Wheat 81 nc. No Red 90 hase No
iey nominal No Tar Seed az Of ST. Prms fimcthy
Seed AZ 81 &c. Mess Pork S12 J01l2 IS per Dbl Lard
al 05 per 100 10 Short RID sides loose 90 Sos6 81 DRY
sS I'd shg2sss gSf Ssts =. aassa cos u 81
per gallon. sugars-cus Loaf 71sesse Grzanlatsd 5agc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

gained i. and Utah Southern irsts per cent Hs
102 and lilo respectively.
The unlisted department. Of the Stock kxchange
was dnIL but higher Cotton OIL cerUincates SOFA
1880 az SIS I-2a55 7-Sa56, Sugar keiinenes
t2'3S5l at 85a6b 1-4aS4 3d. National Lead Trust
t2l00 at 20a20 l-2a20 3-S, Georgia Pacific hFsss
(s8, 000) ct no. seconds tSl6,000) at ~ IL, ana
incomes 1877, 000) at "a.
Money on call was slightly easier and per cent
fun supply at l-2 and 81 and later bankers bal
ances were offered at 2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, slii,50s,s9S: balances.
S4,28S,24i.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House s402,54 It's net gain on balance
was S77, 4b8, made up by gains OF sS5,e02 cur
nncy and SAL, $3.50 coin. The days operations
covered; Receipts, s2,22Ii1e; payments, s2, l49,-
662; resulting In general balance OF SiSS ,2o6,-'
slb, consisting Of Si70IO2, 6o2 coin and 81 715s,
81 3 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day 81 1871 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s1,I91,118, and the
internal revenue receipts were $574,542
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol
lows:
Net gold on hand sSo717A sisS $50 sos Inc. ss5f
Net silver on nd 272ss,447 2,l2o,172 Dec. 157,27S
on Ssnd......... 2Sa7s114 os1ssS7s Inc. Io4So
Actual cash in
TFaaPy vaults
S s sgs 90 Dee Dee 'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.

Government bonds ware neglected, but the
market was strong and bids for coupon 4 per
cents were again advanced. The closing quota
lions were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

Net cash balances e202 712 1902 Dec sla4727
The foreign exchanges were strong, particularly
on London and Paris, and shipments OF specie
by Saturdays steamers were regarded as probable.
We revise the rates for actual business as follows
Bankers bills al 81 SO Ia and "a 80 respectively
for long and short sterling; French francs at
Sis "a and 81 0 Ia reiehmarlys at o5 Ia and
% 6-8, and guilders at 40 and 40 i-2.
The governors Of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In its
rate for discount and IL remains at per cent
During the week the bank gained 327, 900 pounds
sterling bullion, but the proportion OF its reserve
TO Its liabilities was lowered from 4223 Der cent
to 4l.30, against a decline from 44l816 to
81 I'LL per cent In the same week of last year,
when It's rate for discount was 2 per cent.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France
shows gain OF 4,425,O0O francs gold and q gain
Of 2,35o,oO0 francs silver. At the London Stock
Exchange British cOnsols were strong az an
advance Of IA to 9s I'll for money and % IL
for the account. India Council bills were allotted
yesterday at a decline OF IL cd. per rupee and
bar silver was weak to-day at AZ I'D. an ounce
Anne iean railway shares were higher in response
10 tho advance in New York, and the advance
WIS fairly maintained At Paris, French per
cents declined 20 1896 q 1870 exchange on
London being 1925 francs 10 the pounds AL
though copper stocks were weak and lower Paris
adyices show that the settlement is proceeding
quietly.
The Engineering News" will this week pub
lish the first number of it's second series Of maps
or railway built since january /, 1888, and now
under construction, surveyed or projected with |
some TAR prospect OF completion. Advance sheets |
OF the accompanying editorial summarize the |
work done east OF Chicago aS follows: Track
laid in 1888: In the Canadian Provinces 800 3 |
miles; in fourteen Eastern American States. s5s3
miles; track laid 1880 to date, IL and 10 miles
respectively; track under construction, or con-
tract or located and under survey: In the |
Canadian Provinces, 1873; in the States, 5000 |
miles; projects Of some promise: In, the Prov
lnees, l,046; In the States, 5000 miles. The
News" says that railroad constrne-
ton east OF Chicago and north Of the Ohio River
TX W. and prOinSpg no for ffrna rathar
more active than it was in the boom" year of !
1897, and adds: " The explanation OF this sur !
prisng state Of affairs Is not difficult one For
many years the flow of capital which annually |
seeks investment in railway securities has been
absorbed by the railway extensions, which have |
been pushed forward 70 swell the mileage OF the |
systems lying west Of Chicago. The phenomenally |
bad year Of 686 has brought the work Of railway
extension In the Northwest and Southwest to q |
sudden halt. The capitalists OF the East have |
therefore turned their attention 70 enterprises |
nearer home; and the best OF the thousand and |
one possibilities for probable extensions and new
independent roads are being improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

sALSs AT THE CONSOLIDATED srooK AND Pr
rRoLEua ExoH4zaB,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
Tenri e Down an Old chnreh.

Contractor Thompson has commenced
to tear down the old Union Church, near
the corner OF Second and Washington
streets, in order that Two stores with
dwellings above may be erected by Mr..
properly. The church was erected by
tue Methodsts about forty years ago,
who occupied 1t until the Union Church
at Fiftl and Washington streets was
completed, and since that time it has
been In the possession Of different rell-
gious associations. We have listened to
many eloquent sermons in it delivered by
kevs. Manship, Cooper, Baruss and
others, and a coed work was accom-
pitched. in the corner stone there will
be found relies of interest. The pews
are offered for sale, and any congrega-
ticn wishing to purchase for new
church or chapel may get them at very
reasonable price.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
The sllnd SEASON,

The Delaware shal season is now fully
open, and the fishermen from this city
went down the bRy week ayo to-day
! he fruits OF their labOrs are already
commencing to show In our markets in a
full supply OF delicious Delaware shad.
Some of the fishermen predict a good sea-
son, while others contend that the seasons
alternate, and that as there was a good
run last year. It will be very poor his,
For weeks the markets have been sup
piled with shai fiom North Carolina, but
nov they will have to give place to those
from the Delaware bay and river. The
fishermen commence operations down the
bay, d aS the season advances move on
up. In very few weeks the greater
number OF those sold In this city will
be caught oil the mouth of the Chris
tiana.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
Brevities

tne cheapest hat house In tho city.
Rumford lirOs'. AO4 Market street.
Try bush's coal; you will like 1t.
American Laundry, 602 West Frontst.
Try Bnsh's coal; you will surely like 1t.
Cupping and lceching, lo3 E. Second st.
Millard y. Davis, ieweler, Z. Second 1t.
Fine Is X. Rings at Hsni's, is Il. 4th street.
Frank Roop Smith, drug Slst, sth and King.
Jos. II. GIecnman 4 son al King street..
" all papers aud window shades NJ reduced
ricts.
general reduction In wall papers and win :,
dow shau es al jos, h. Grecnman q Bon, All
King street.
If you want cheap picture frames 20 to G
Iargsst sock In Delaware. Come and see IOr
yourselves.
Ross, 2i0 Market street, has the largest aud
cbsspest stock of hats, white shirts, under
wear. neck wear and hosiery In the city. CAL
and SEQ Him,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
William A. O'Connor,

Practical Tailor, No. s11 Market street.
Our stock OF new spring goods is now
ready, and you will find it replete with
everything for mems wear, from the me-
dium grades to the very finest English,
Scotch and French novelties. Our facili-
ties for serving you have been greatly in
creased since last season, and we can
guarantee you even greater satisfaction
than ever before. Come and examine our
stock, at Sl1 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30
Threw a Woman from a Ferry Boat,

CINCINNATI, March 29-Last eve
ming a young couple boarded the Gin
cinnati and New Port ferry boat at the
foot of Lawrence street. When half
way across the lady rushed to the side
of the boat, and, as it was thought,
jumped into the river. IT now devel-
ops that she was murdered by her male
companion. Several passengers no
ticed the man push her into the water,
turn deliberately around and walk into
the cabin. The crowd rushed to the
door and the man was lost In the jam.
The police are investigating.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

We call attention to the advertisement
of Beckett g. Elliott In another column,
who have entered into partnership to
carry on the clothing, furniture, carpet
and general upholstering business. Mr..
Beckett is well-known, having, for this
past several years, successfully carried
on the well-known liquor store at 10S
West Seventh street, which he has re-
Gently disposed of. Mr. Elliott is equally
as we'll known, having. for a number of
years, been engaged with P. J. Walsh Il
Co. We predict for this new firm very
successful business career,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

The new firm of Steward g. Chandler
surely have struck the nail on the head
In the way OF selling prime article of
family COAL. Their customers all speak
In the highest terms Of the full satisfac-
tion given. Buy their coal and be con.
vinced. The proof of the pudding is the
eatirg OF It. Office south side OF Chris
tiana bridge. Drop a postal card, call
telephone ITO, or call at 1928 or 913 West
Ninth street day or evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Before giving your order for papering
you should cali or send q postal TO Ii. ID.
Holt for an e.tlmate. You vii hDd him
at his old stand, No. 2lS West Second
street, with full stock OF wall paper and
botderiugs Of the latest styles and color
lugs, which he is selling very cheap.
Estimates given with pleasure. Work
satisfactory or no pay. Gilt paper as low
as lOc. u piece. II. d. Holt, practical
paper hanger, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-30

Do you need bag or barrel Of -four?
You can get it st your own price at
Tenth aud shipley streets. Price per
barrel, s4.75, $3.50, S6.45, $500, t7.2O,
S7.25, $500, $3.50. We give YOU 25c.
for your empty barrels and 25c. off for
cash, Don't forget the place, Tenth and
Shipley streets. Open at half-past 9 a.
N. and close at 8 O'Clock, p. m.
SALFNER e Co