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New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

October -. SsGS $50 ss5 $50 200
fLoT8 ,,i. AND 9 @ general & feeling
some Of ths bestknowG brands were held ,ronser 0p.
S $ $ apG w OsaEt
so M sSo S for. S 100 oSs Low ES M & ss
PG Ind wnsS oS %ssa S 1ira g SS 81
Saassaons Sity Mn Extra. west indies Il scssJ IS
Wheat low ST"dss 80 $3.50 IS fair to cholco s5a 90
fancy !: 60 o r'H sHs e Ss e sS 1Sss s
S sarht poor 70 to fsnev ss Soss4 eS Psens ~ ios o
dinaTy 70 choice; "a 2SqsS rs fsSsy s5as5 s5;
- As. Market closed steady SOUTHERN FLoUR-
SSt ogs q 'Ssd and s s S s s g 70
PATENTS - 2sS$S @ ,h FLoU m steady and
small los g 81 hgcKWHh2T GR1lSCyc%nss aSs az at
Western quoted at 81 S9as2 e0, and Bandywine 50 05
17, ,s dqI day !. be noted
market ruled higher but There Sss one not Gu enough @
fKe cose were only small oon better a fy' s
official figures Of saturday last Less than 1900 ood
SSn of WhiSk was Credited to Nav deyeTy priaelsiT %
further diminution, and the decrease in the visible
supply 1901 bushels was somewhat larger than tho
stronger aud the Northwestern movement comparatively
@a Of dout but the Se esp q demand s In 3
six lesd. being I9en and eye that failed to stgqats @
bushels spring and 65S99 bushels wiqt.I Sesboard
S bush SGa anTay Stated at So and Msy
s9c against s54c and s9c respectively the Official Of
which the West weakened free selling and our market
RESPONDED with decline OF .dc; January dropped to
On the curb May closed ,at 59c bid. The spot market
advanced about i4c, leading TO rather activity The
export business comprised load OF No Red (. O. b..
loads. Sales 4ss 600 bushels IL 600
bushels spot Including Ungraded Winter Red at 77i2@
store and elevator quoted s as6c No Northern Spring
quoted 93 d939,c afoat No. Hard nominal 962 d97c
ssas ae No DecppT en- closing s a. s5c % 599g1Fy
closing at SIC do March S8oS8 5l6c. closing az Sslsc
aS April sS6s9e closing a. sS,.c DO May 50 LOO
9g at ss % 40 5SIy SSas5r o Seg at S ,,
9o%inaiiy Hy"S S%ehsSss5 S&REEY 3&EFtHas slow
Statement a2 ga Bushels esa.sd su @
eral break in prices to-day Larger receipts also had
shippers buyers reduced figures upward
Of ~ 900 bushels being taken Options synDathzed with
.aS sae o qso1 bg.ss. wat faul g s GO Sashe
g a4o'c steamer mixed 3gd5sc il elevator. as' q
Sassd4oc in elevator 4oa}ic snost. 20 . Decent eT
Sos5 S S q IsSS 9S F. $o 5 o. 59sqa S1 81 a. &
1oisc closing a. $3.50 steamer mixed Deeember S7iaq
s77se do March ss,s Saslc siosine at ss'e
OATS-T6e spot market ruled nrn ard trading was fairly
active. 30 900 bushels being taken for export options
were more active and rreguar December advanced ss
&c Sales 100000 bushels futur. 1G2 oOo bushels spot.
including No Mixed at ?5ic 10 White, Soc 10;
cago 90isc deliver d NO ? whit 3oa 631c elevator:
Mixed Western 2G169oc WHIT, do 30a3isc No. . De
Sse closing al .s,e do FSbrsry rlo1g s
2Sisc; dc May. 27'G@se' cio+ne at 27aici No White,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

sales-sherman & Culver Ohio Steers, 1910 n aver;
ase @ al at r s per II 70S ao 1888 dS g. at d $ 1903
u 80 Co. 400 r. at - 40 DO 1890 yh At 30
Connecticut do 14Io n, at 81 20 do 1895 n at 81 20
az SeItoH & e Giiiett 10 Kentucky Steers 1900 ~ at
s. so S DO 1892 2 az 8 80 Ohio 9o d. l4ie n at
NJ goldsmith i0 Kentucky steers, 1894 \. at 9 25;
80 DO s s. iS DO AZ 14q} ,ts r. st g. co 5o 1G o. q
d. 1867 r. at q 50 5ao g Do Ii2i n at 81 so; do
COWS sfosPs foss e. az = = so Bus i6oo r. az 50
>. sateT oSo Co = s - 6ufalO Steers 1857 ~ at
D. Mcf6ersaa : Co.: IS Cows Ills r. at ~ a5;
MICH COWS-Re ep;s 10 head. Market quet and
feeling just about steady with quotations at s3OGs42 per
CALvEs-Recelgts s46 head. Firm at stronger prices
for all grades OF live calves, and veals we're fully &c
hgher Tansaetlons included the sale Of bunch 81 q
Medium to Choice yeas sod az 7g9: as9 average
at Be per = 10 Western Calves, $40 N, at 32c veals'
s 'GGnfs9n Go S5 m at sac sc 'YV dd 3D. 155 IS r. az % S LOO
Hume & Mullsn iI3 Western Calves. 312 r. OF sac;
- do 2G0 r, at &c Veals, 160 H. at Sc 20 do lS'
jUdd & Buckingham: 40 veals 11s n, at 81 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 33 carloads OF $500
he weather and supply both favorable TO the selling
interest and trade was moderately active az Amer figures
for both sheep and lambs Sheep sold at s4aSo Lambs
at $Gqs7 60.
sale,-Hume & Mullen o. Pennsylvania Sheep. 1o7 n
sysasS sis Gc g. q r. f. GS IT, s lSG do at 81 p16y
,Tnia Lambs rs ~ at ~ y 269 do. - n at - 372
los DO % So p STATE Lamb: q iao n at 81 ls5
at - 50 81 STAT, Sheep and Lambs. 70 ~ a. "a 80;
81 eil do g32 ~ - % 3o2 Colorado do: I0l r. at
- 90 state Lambs (culls) 3o2 ~ at - 10 DO ~ ~
AZ - 50 2O5 state Sheep and Lambs So n at - G22.
d Harrington IL Canada sheep lcull,l, J. : n, at
do los N at - so 147 Lambs 60 n, at - 75 I0+
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
LIVE sTC z MARKETs-BY TELEGHAPH. !,

urg,,o nec Po q atte-Receipts last - hours - ,ev
II 80 oi a., i M Tins far head for same tih ,ass
heau So.a lV Sonsigned through $500 head, ~ I'D
hes~ AS>v ~ e.. y 400 head on sale trading actsei
neau W ~ an .,loher: choice shipping cattle loOyg
PiddSoos Xxx 10. mime 10 choice native htlypns
llooV u" 49, ~ m n 1884 10; medium 70 FoOa cN-
sIesfs, foV 5 400 n R3 S5ds4 2j fair 70 choico
pols Elanssd eherinS cattle 2Ood1 300 ~ 90 6odSi,
canning canning ~ nc o o local 200 ~ s3 i0ds3 20 sooo ~
mediuni 20 ~ AZ 010ai 100 n s3 30ds3 05 very
choice slrPP .odos gOOIi 900 ~ 81 J0dSc 70 Mlch.
eOnlhioh anu and Feeders fair 20 choice, ~ IoD
gs ,,s S,od native shipping ~ 25aS2 90 far 70
90 uo ss iosr IA hesers s3ak3 23 medium TO gooo 40
- G56s2 % S$SmInon 70 prime do, s2 2oaS< ~ t,s
COWS and st<sgefs s25dSf5. sheep ana iahu H. Ia
ccnss last ours 1900 head total for Mcek .u' crn
II Zoo hea#or sarne time las. week, l5zOV neae
signed I'M &Hb 200 head. I,cO0 head 70
600 heatE sale; coed demand at fun prices. ga
Choice to Wtra IS 5dsj so; medium 70 9youi 90 49,
& Is: co so 75d57: fair to good 60 tsG 20 oy Jrg
dium 10 fsr IS 9Od$3 10 CaDadas SO o3aso W. ,5.
Teceins "a I - hours II i20 head total ior 700 Asad
far is GsO head for time last weck %Slvv S yyosF
copsirned through ECO head, $500 head 70 "a
~ COO head on sale prices steady and rn nieuus dns
heavy, SO 75ds3 s5 Workers, SO 9Odsi pgS' % Nv"
% 9j - -, ,,.,.,. eoo head. shIp-
ments 100 head market strong; good 10 iansS Ok,
steers ~ 25dS5 10 fair 70 good native toers
s5 10 fpir TO good native steers, 81 40Gf ~
and feeders ~ 9OGs3 Is steers 4Zds3 ~. rses
Recoipts 700 head shipments ] oOOo n.'u ,sncring
higher fair choice heavy % oOds5 o. sa ea
GRADES SO f5ds3 G5; lght fair TO best 20 iso,Ges
Sheep Receipts 200 head shDments 'Vo nccsns 49,
strong; fair 70 choice, S3 5oas5 lambs, ~ ooa7'yf
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
rrRopEAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 30.-3 45 D. m.Besf and pofk IN Doys
demand Hams poor demand short cut agoS Cehey ~
Ia ana % cut Ut about IS to 80 h. dull at 3os rip sbOat
IS H. dull at 33s Cd long clear m!dde-, apoes - ~
dull at 3Os long and short clear mdd aoept 90 M
steady az ais Cd. Cheese in poor demand IAnN ~.
moor demand; prime city dull POS Sd. Spirits OF
turpentne in poor demand du at 33s Cd Rosin IN ia.
futures in poor demand prime Western spot December,
January and February steady at 32s Wheat aud hour
The demand is Improving. Con--Spot and futures ia
far demand mixed Western December STEADY at ts lsa
Of wheat for the week from Atlantic ports 1000
from Pacific ports nOne from other sources
IA 900 ouafers Receipts Of American I0n for The lass
week 400 quarters.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

no. No. =, 40 ~ .o 5sS Ohio do 81 D, at 7TSi LIZ oS''
DO lie n pscsck "a 1855 Psnnsylyans Lambs, 80 D. !"
John j. Hslenbeck: SO WesDrn - snssp ~ ose Caaads
do % r; pdeock l5s Pennsylvania Lambs, 81 d.
81 30. -. $50 1.,,,ckv Sheen. gci2 n, ~
a. tot Nootana do iOia n, at % 70 pS Vh'" "'
f1o r. At s5 so; ISL Ohio Lambs sz No. AM, ~ ~ 20 n AZ
"a 7s: JSa do i0s n. at 81 s2s; l0S DO ITO "' ~
10 do 1874 n, az %. .. CO. cnosn fTo n At IS; IL
STATE Lambs, % Jio % Wss,e,, sheep 81 N, at elto.
HoGs~Reeepts 5s carloads of s2SV Firm Tor live
a. snS onotaSous are SO 90ds4 20 per LOO c,ass
"OfS fNewtoh q &lett scld 124 Ohio Hogs, Nv s'''
at ei Is per i0CYp.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Cltn Real Gsiate Go Get


A LOVELY HOUSE. With nine bedrooms,
II is NJ. lao East SJth-st. new, novel
AMI attractive: only one left Of group OF
ten hOus-s; reat low for the ao;Ommota-
lon> offered. Apply on premises. VI 10
OWNER Room 80. 20 Ceiar-st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
ITO LET. The 3-story, attic and base
Il ment, high-stoop brownstone house, No.
% First Place, Brooklyn. House is full
> feet wide. contains - rooms ana Ostl
plenty Of closets and al modern improN e.
mrDts frst-class location. and convenient to
Bridge and ferries would te rented partly
furnished at O very reasonable rent for
term Of wears. Apply TO J. D. II. BERGEN
307 Court-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

Iecsmber closing at yOsse do January, Boa o,-
at soi.c do February. closing at So6c 90 MAY S9sS
closing az 3Oisc FEED Quoted 10 ~ 6Oatoc W ~
5Jdg0c so n 6jd7Oc 100 N. 75asoc Rye Feed oo"'Oc'
r., focks in
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Monday, Dec. 30, 1889.
Reeve. Cows Calves sheep an4 Lambs Swine.
: All Ito oSo oOGg3 32.023
Be.ves Cows Calves. shecp. swine
jersey City Stock Y'ds Q20 80. 80 d39d lo'io-
7 irt ethst. ........... $50 ll2 so Io,il9 - a.,
$: g, i isis Ri;'' ". ~ h.. %@!i "a ,ss39
Cor vel la, ve,r G9f 30 IOi3 20 1O3 o5.1f3
Av w'kly r'ts last yr 9.72s l3s 507l 35,9o2 @9o6i
Quotations or BEEVES
~,.,.. =. ,-x,-, ST codSJ -
-os nor, 70 n, ... ( 500 so
15O.' If 70 la -----''' .... I 3jd { 30
= so ar ~ 'o'' y, 'Ncj',, .............. $50 30
Poor 4cs 50
ai.r Hail. "a sd1 nc C9e5Skee' GG. and $3.50 $40
Ayciage to,dsy % - e,,lc y,l 5S %
Good 10 Prime sod ope year ago az - o"s' ~
tho average was estimated at ~ 4O.-..
BEEVEs-Receipts 2S2 carload; OF 3st head-93 car car
Loads at WobOken direct % East SIDE ." .r
osd AZ 6othst including go carloads for Iastas COM
nv 20 carloads for J. stern, caioaIs l0r hai' MA ,
Strauss, and carloads l0F MeO"7cI u N0'' ' - ~
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
euiales
iUork njGnito
Males.

3Iales.
WM. l.. HARTUNG,
n. Expert Accountant and Auditor,
Bdrnc> building. Room 40. Fl PARK Row,
Vis - any STATE ana adjusts disputed or
confused accolnts between cODartnels, In
dViduais, stock companies or estates.
A NJ you SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
y Positions ready for clerks bookhee pers,
salesmen. married couples. cOschmen,
glOOm- driver. Tor milk delivery wagons
and trucks. kitchenmcn. nremen, p0rters,
cO!Cred hall boys and Others. CENTRAL
AGENCY. 235 Fulton-st.. brooklyn.
A YOUNG MAN OF ten years practical
"A business experience desires a per
manent engagement la some good busilE-
o. private enterprise, either here or ~
travel has been engaged 10 respoA,lDio
duties with prominent mercantile house tor
the last seyen years, and j. competent 70
Tcfefenccs. 4dcress PERMANENT. Post
onice BOX . 1872.
A CTIVT. strong, intelligent man, .rapid
n and accurate peninan ana HANDY III
using tools, desires position as CLERK, poftt.
janltOr or watchmsn references Ao-
dress ". J. RoBERTS0N, l41 6oerek-sl.
A YOUNG MAN with years eXperle &c
n In the hardware business, would IKE
10 connfcf himself with a retail house best
4 reference. Addrrss D. Pnstoilice bon
3.O4o :,
A CIDs. alkali, alum, bleach, tln and
a manganese preparations, fertilizers
fat refining, organical color~ ana ch,ni,s,,,
egperienced man wants position. CHEA'
IsT, Drugstore. ITS Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

COTTON The spot market ruled quiet. prlces showing
no material change sales, so bales for consumption
snd 24l bales for consumption Since September re.
ipts 81 the poFs aggregated O96 151 bales against
1851 bales iof the corresponding time
Quotations are based american Standard Of Ciassh.
cation.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
flats Go Eet, FURNISHED

L Or EENi.-i la. rn!sh or unfuI-
L nished; one Of the choicest apart
ments IN the city; three exposures new
and elegantly furnished second eoo~ 10 the
''Hafr son, northwest corner o6th-st. ana
Park ave. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Rfal gsiaie Wanieo.

A FARM WANTED. dry soil. within one
Al hour Of city must BE- within half mile
O. railway station, Viii give exchange
Two nearly new cottage 10 frst-class order
~ COnsy Island. al joining Grand Boulevard.
mihutes' walk from railway station price
slVOo0 o membrane. X. J.. WOLCOJT,
eHLef, 20 Centre-st., New-YOfk.
- TORE wANTED.-A small store near
- Vh.sye. and 23d-rt., Dy responsible
a.. sesv size. location and rent. Ad-
---k hSsk Boz l30. POtsdam. y. Y.
w ApNaED.-Residenc AN on the Hudson
~ eAebanr- isii ioS1, S6, room m ,cseeac@ hard.
,Vsvv ,,-illsnec 3Ls acre. ane stable,
euirs ~ v-i -Iir,issh,e, at FlbeTOn. y. ]. In.
Iops b., LIAM LANE, FTanklin-aye.,
-~~-a .-.H-..-,-.~-
49,. olner reai estate ads. see eth page)
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

Dec % - - a.T - Co. = 20. 20
1850. 33, 81 Oio ,O9e9Ol D, ,lo32O5 Zo-oo' '-'
Dec. II .- 30 - ~, oso 90 20 aa2
SOD liO1 -o4"''''
isss 81 sO1 447 s. 497 10 s,624 1872 e7s sosooi
la AL 1870 o25 o5s 976 ISL 2o5 81 i9s 9l7
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
prcssmahlnq.

A RTISTIC DREsSMAKISG.- -Evening
"A dresses designed for young ladies and
misses In most becoming styles goods
purchased II desired orders a. short notice.
MIS- McELROY, 81 East 9th'st., opposite
Denning's.
A FRENCH dressmaker would Ike 20 go
n out by :he day ia private family cut
and ht guaranteed pflc" ~. DRESS
MAKER, II Abingdon square
A RTIsTIC DRESS Weekly
~ fashions received for street costumes
ana carriage gowns orders az short notice.
Mrs. McELROY. so East 9th-st.. opposite
DenninR's.
A RTISTIC dressm2king; perfect fitting
n costumes, jackets and wraps winter
STYLES also evening dresses 81 short notice
prices moderate. NINE. OWEN. 2G2 West
236-s
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

options unsettled though not especially active.
Liverpool advces Disappointing being shade lower.
sales showed decline Of points December. however.
quickly rallied and advanced points covering Of
shorts but the close a. points under the highest
Later months scarcely varied from the opening leaving
on 2d3 points lower than Saturday. Sales, ZOO
bales.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Orcssmaking.


n RFSSMAKER (cOlOred wants work by
~ the day in private family or wi.h
dressmaker; good ftter. Address go West
.th.st.. Room J..
KESSMAKEl.-W more work a.
~ homo. or 20 ont by the day 3 81 Per
day. NJ. STANLEY. 122 West 63d.st.
f. ESSMAKER. perfect cutter and ftter.
- artistic draper 90 out by the DAY. 2i2
West 24th-st.
n EESSMAK KER.--Fiist-c ass h'tcr an
- draper desires more engagement in
hrst-class private families eXper ence In
leading houses city reference. D, 20
West 23d-st.
RESSMAKIN0 at home; S6 up stylish
~ draper; perfect htter. O'BRlEN,
45G West 57th-st.
EXTREMFLY clealnt tollettes solicited
II Rest y orimaaship no two axe; prices
moderat from - U $50; pr vafe or!e1s
only. Nine REYNOLD. 173 East 77th-st.
n, Alison DI, CONFIANCE. HENRIET-
vi TIE MICHEL, 10 West 47th-st, i'm
porter street. reception dresses also ladies'
II aterial made up; imported fall goods at low
prices.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Giin Real gsiaie for Sale.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Counirn Real estate for Sale

. GENCY FOR MoNTCLkIR.-H Hand.
a some residences and psll1.ng sites for
az; houses 70 let, furnished or upfuf-
r.shsd. TUBBS & TAYLOR. 8 Beekman.st
at CRAWFORD. IS M. u;es from New.
n YORK on Central u l.. OF \. j., deslr-
.D.e Frerca root mouse for sale; . rooms
barn AMI fruit; io5 IO0X200 good situation.
Crawford Cnioa Co, y. J., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY, II MG.den Lane n. \.
A NEW GROOM COTTAGE, half acre Of
n ground - lendid water sl.1OOi terms.
$50 cash. haisnce 80 monthly excellent
locality: 10 minutes walk from railway
station Is miles from city. al lIaM thOrhe'
y j.. - traln- uaiiv. n you viii call,
vii arrange TO- special cheap fare on the
10 80 a. d.. tran Jan. i. X. l.. VOL
tOTT. owner 20 Ccntre-st., New-1ofk.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

A -A-Numbeg OF nrss-class cooks also
-. other competent servants. Mrs.
MALMBERG. swedish Bureau, 3J2 4Lh-
ave, bet. 25th and 10th sts., upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

visible supply in the United States and cniada'
Wheat I Corn. oats. Eve. Barey.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
females.

gT ANTED.-A good relisble woman as
" COOK In lrivat" Doarding-hOu-e
German or Nova ScOti0n preferred refer
eucfs requircd. Gail after l. O'Clock az
Is East 4Gth--t
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
domestic 5lindtlcns Uarteo
Females.

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"A. AENT HOUSEHOLD servant girls
and male he D for families, boarding houses.
hotels, &c. city or country, and for the
south. Ready at 1873 6th-aye.. tn house
ahONe 10th.sL. TIE HOME BCIsEAC.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
smarter than Mr.. Chamberlain to out.
wit Us In Canadian fisheries treaty.

The United States Senators and Rep
resentatives complied with the last for.
mallty yesterday required to elect q
President and Vice President Of the
United States. This was the cere-
mony OF counting the electoral vote,
and was commenced at l O'Clock.
Senator Ingalls,, by virtue Of his Office
as Speaker pro TEN Of the Senate,
called of the States alphabetically,
commencing with Alabama, and with
each asked before breaking the envel-
ope if there was shy objection TO its
being counted. The ceremony was
very impressive, and when ii was con-
cluded Senator ingalls, declared Harri-
son and Morton elected President and
Vice President Of the United States for
the ensuing four years. We do not
believe that an event OF this kind could
have TRANSFERRED in any country with
out creating a certain amount OF ex.
element, but in this country II was
scarcely noticed, anu the sixty millions
OF Inhabitants went about their bust
ness as though nothing unusual were
happening.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
Dots,

The only place for Tannheuser is at
a. Wiihelm's, all Shipley street.
Bergner & Engel Tannheuser sold by
4. Wilhelm, All Shipley street
Drink Tanaheuser, At A. Wilhelm's,
al shipley street.
Smith American, the leading organ,
only at Eobelon's, ITO Market street.
Pianos Of all the good makers, At all
prices On easy monthly payments, " II
+. Eobe.en ;, 7lO Market street.
For photographs go to Holland. He
makes The finest photographs in the city,
81 the very lowest prices. Gallery, SUI
Market street.
You will never get . better chance
than just Low TO buy good second.
baud piano az bargain. Il. f. Eobelen,
40 Market street.
New organs fer S. and upwards. A
large stock OF secondhand crga,ls At all
VEiees aud terms. IL. f. Eole..a, II.
Ma.Ae, street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
oh. What Censh.

VIM you heed The warulnei The sig
mai perhaps Of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves If youctn 8roId ter the sake Of
saFing ~ cents TO run the risk and 10
nothing for T.. We know from expert
enee that SAiloh's Cure viii Cure your
Cough. II never fails. Tais explains
why more than s Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1! relieves Group aud
WhooPiug Cough at once. Mothers "a
no. be without IL. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shilyh's Porou. Plaster. ".
3. DAuiortb, Wholesale and retail agent,
steoni and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

Mems prime waterproof boots
worth IS; we sell now for a
Mems waterproof boots. worth
81; we sell now for 81.
Mems extra prime kip boots,
worth $3.50; we sell now for
$3.50.
Mems coarse boots, worth S,7S
we sell now for 81.
A lot OF Mems coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
$3.50, SI.7s and $500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
$3.50; we sell now for $500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
s2.25; we sell now for sL75,
A lot Of boys coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
SIPS and $3.50.
Mems calf boots. sr.75, $500
and $3.50.
The reason for such slashing
in prices are, that we have not
the convenient room to properly
display coarse boots and have
determined to quit keeping them
after this season.
Fine and medium grades Of
seasonable footwear for men and
women, boys and girls.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14

II is now slated that the Hen James
G. Blaine has not only been rendered
position in General Hs-risons Cabi.
pet, but that he has accepted ii and il
hls be true, 1t will cause s howl from
certain portion otthe Democratic psr.
~ tia, will extend nom the Atlantic to
the Pacisc, and from Maine to Georgia.
This portion OF the Democrats l,arty
not OILY hate bnt fear james c Blaine
more than any ether living nan. Ihey
know that he is the leading statesman
of The present dsy, and they also
know that with him IS Secretary of
State the Government viii ne, only
have policy on all questions tia,
may arise, but also the further faci
that its policy will be enforced and
respected, With Mr. Blaine at Tie
head Of the Department Of state,
neither Germany or any cther nation
will insult cur dag with impanily, and
England will have 10 send some ous
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
Wananakers.
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Exit Saint VALENTINO. To.


Exit Saint Valentine. To.
day interest ends with him
Tor a twelvemonth. Belated
affections may be saved from
protest at any hour to-day
The Valentines hold the
counters until this evening.
Eater Saint Martin, SC
often called the patron 81
clothes, presumably because
while yet a soldier he diyid
ed his CLOAK with his swalc
that he might protect :
naked beggar flom cold.
Interest centres here now
10 clothes and their belong.
ings, Dress Materials, Silk:
and Trimmings.
The collections are in
creasing in btauiy ant
variety so rapidly that dali,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
O'Clock p. m.

Three work or driving horsesand three
colts.
No. l. Hamblctonian stallion. eotaing
; years old, very promising.
Noe. same stock, coming years Old.
M. ). one year old.
Five lnilch cows, some of them fresh.
3yeatlins hcitcrs, ycnrliug bull e., ten.
ttun top carriage, spar spring top buggy:
farm wagon, Osborn binder u-f,.,iit
mower. light Champion mower and u,ilcl
articles
lcrms:-All sums of 30 and under cash,
AL over that amount credit viii he
given on purchaser giving q haHSaIte
note with an approved rndor-er. inter
ut added. G. M.kNoTT@
VIM. J. Lank, Auctionecr. fJd2twst
Daily Republican., 1889-02-14
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1880.


The communication Of DR.. Black,
the Jail physician, which was pre-.
scented to the Levy Court yesterday is
worthy of the most careful consldera-
ton. He calls attention to the shame
fully overerowded condition OF New
Castle jail. and the fact that in some
of the cells there are as many as five
prisoners. he also calls attention to
the large room, l6 feet wide by AZ feet
deep, where tramps and dlunks, un-
able to pay their fines and costs, arc
confined. This room is, as a general
rule, always overcrowded and the doc
tor says that ''the method OF their
treatment does not conduce to Tia ir
moral or physical Improvement" In
this we entirely agree With DR.. Black,
and have frequently thought that il
these men are sent TO Jail for the pur-
pose OF reformation some provision
should be made by the Levy Court Tor
accomplishing this object. We believe
that the sheriff, jail physician and
wardens do everything in their power
for the prisoners, but they canuot 20
beyond what is prescribed By the
Levy Court.
Ths increase OF population also
causes an increase OF prisoners, and
while the Jail was sufficiently large TO
meet all demands when it was built,
over thirty years ago, that day has
passed, and it is only question of a
very few years before a larger build
ing will have to be erected. The quCs-
ton therefore arises what kind Of o
building shall 1t beY 1t certainly
should be different to the present struc.
ture, and be provided with some
means of furnishing the prisoners with
work whereby they could contribute
toward their own support. In TACT it
might prove matter OF economy tc
build State prison, where all prison,
ers who may be sentenced for longer
terms than six months, could he sent
and put to work.