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Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
DUBLTC SALE OF D WE LIN g
l. HOUSES AND LOTS,
SATURDAY, MAY II. 1890,
On the promIscs al 3 n. m,


We desire especially TO call the attention oi
investors or persons desiring besltt inlly. 10
Gated homes or lots upon which to build.
There are no finer building lots ii the city.
OytrlooktnR the cit y aud the Delaware river,
Examine before the sale and come prepared
TO buy. The lots al sixth and Brvome streets
are Within two blocks of the Eighth street
electric-iine and ten minutes nom Market st.
home.
The lots at Eighth sirectsud woodlawn ave-
nue. are lust opposite the new driving park,
anu with the bridge across the T.. Is. rail-
road At Eighth street. which Is sooa to be
built, will make these OTIS very desirable.
Inc dwellings are especially worthy your at
tentton.
Dwelling No. 9oo West second street, three
stories, 7rooms; lot, iix8D.
Dwelling. No. 5Ql Broome street, 2 stories, 9
rooms and bath; lot, 3sXi40.
Dwelling No. 5,i Broome street, stories, 0
rooms aud bath: LOT. 32xIi0.
Terms of sale. The dwellings one-thrd
cash. two thirds on mortgage bp.r cent. Lots
months with interest and approved notes, or
II desired mortgage eau remain ior the ~
per cent, OF the purchase. Taxes due in 1850
paid by seller. unless settlement is made by
saturday, May "A. at noon, sale may he de-
clared void at option OF sellers. Sale Will
commence with No. g12 West Second street at
8o'clock ard proceed about rs numbered ON
plot. HEALD CO.,
Agents 10 effect the sale.
stidham 4 Son, AuctioEeors. mi0-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
pny tic orryllle Finnr.

Ask your grocer for IL. it is the best
-four offered. Or send your orders 10
the sole agents IL, 1t. shewarl and
Chandler, Coal and Flour merchants,
south side. Branch office, Second aud
French. Phone ll0.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
DuBLIC SALE
IL OF
HORSES 81 CARRIAGES
ON
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1870,

At . p M,
At my stable Fifth ana searles streets.
90 six good driving und work horses.
a. one extension top carriage.
~ One coupe that VIII seat Is persons.
t2l TWO sets single cprriHge harness.
a one set double carriage harness.
All the above viii positively BIO sold
owing to the poor health OF tho owner. =. =,
TERMS-All suns over Slj. "a credit OF
four months VIII lie given by the pur-
chaser giving baItkuhlc motto with ap-
proved inuoIser. PETER j. FORD,
Agent to effect the siln.
H.. W. Stidnam n sons. Auct's. nl0-it
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
IMPORTANT.

NVNINFr IT. N II = TIIN
OF NJ. A. pAEPutN, -
Nu=hiHgtou, -, q,
By PRIMARY lett-r containing Money order
Exchange, brsit or Postal Note,
Address registered letters containing
currency to
NEW oi.LLANs NATIONAL. BANK.
Nrw urlcRns, III,
Remember that the payment II prizes IA
gaarnHtee hr tour stiIfial Ban'ts OF S.s
,ttIttsn., and tiis tfKrts are slEIet hy the
Fights are reeexeit ! in the hiR lgst Courts
therefore, beware oi all mutations OF
aA1n yLlnus scli4mea.
unu dellAr Is tie prire Of the smallest pari
or fraction q tlehet lss4el b nsln any
,lthwlng. Any tltins olterea IN our nsiuc Tor
dlGwSs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
ka.somine

Looks good as wall paper. Any
body can apply it. All colors,
also white.
We have lots Of things you
will need when cleaning house
this Spring.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

LOuisIdna Otate LotterV COmp'y
Incorporated by the Legislature, for Edu-
catt0nal and Charitsble purposes and It .
franchise made part Vi the presentstate Con :
sututlon, In lssv, by an overwhelming popu-
lar vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings Ia Ike
place seni-annualiy, June nnd DE.
cember and Its grand sirgle number
drawiEsstakc place Ia caellof the otherIO
months of the year, and ure all drawn,
In public, at the Academy OF Music,
New Orleans, Ia.
1--WE do hereby certify that we superyise
the arrangements for all tie Monthly aud
semi Annual Drawings OF The Louisiana
siate Lottery Company, and in person man
age and control the Drawings tltemspl yes AMI
that the same are conducted with honesty, ilir-
ness, ami In good faith toward all parties and
we authorize the Company TO use tlls certlf-
cate, with fac-siiiiles OF oir siguature5 aIIaci-
edln lie advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Furniture Polish

Apply with rag, rcnews gloss
furniture at once. u S o II
pianos, organs, bedroom suites,
chairs, grained wood work in
houses, or natural wood finishes.
Don't use soap, twill spoil you
furniture, Oar FuR4lruRf Pol
ISM restores the original new ap-
pearance.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Painting

Painting.
Walter Joseph, house and sign painter
Shop Cos West Second atreet.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
AGENTS WANTED.

iien desired, write legihit u tie uudersipnrd
clearly stating yonf fHsideHee, Vita state
County, street and Number. More rapid rn-
turn mail delivery VIII be assufea bs vonr
enclosing an envelope bearing your fnlI ad.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Walnut stain
Floor stains

Cheaper than carpet, and far
healthier
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
MUST co TO UTAH
Inventor Buius Arrested on Requisi-
tion from There.


uon from There.
at ( O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Robert G. Bulls who is wanted in
Utah for obtaining money under false
pretences, was taken before Chief Jus
tice Bingham J O. Barker appeared
for Bulls. and in his argument appealed
for the discharge Of the prisoner on ac.
COuntof the iusuficiencvo of the affidavit
accompanying the reguisiton.
District Attorney Armes held that
The ailidavits were In every respect
complete, and that there was no doubt
but that Bulls had represented that he
wanted the money 10 obtain letters Of
patent on his wonderful motor Mr.
Armes asked that he be turned over to
The custody Of Hugh Turner and taken
TO Utah in compliance with the terms
of the rcquisition.
Turner will apply TO the Department
Of Justice to day for the necessary
money % defray expenses 10 Utah In
the meantime Bulls attorney may re
sort 10 an application for a writ of
RabcJS sorpUs or demand an indemni.
fying bond b given for the safety and
protection Of the prisoner. Hugh Tur
ner, whom the Territory OF Utah has
delegated as It's agent. is the man who
had Bulls arrested here last week for
obtaining 81 800 from him for his
motor scheme. The charge was dis
missed by Judge Mills in the Police
Court Turner then said he would re-
sort 10 other means to get even.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
JUDGE MILLS INNOVATION.
Hereafter Attorneys viii Not u,
called for by the Batiim.

Hereafter Attorneys VIII Not Be
called for by the Dsilin.
Judge Mills is making so many new
rules about court that he is confusing
the legal profession not a little. Yes
teruay he gave Instructions that no at.
torney should be cried for from the
door Of the Police Court. and this morn
ing he gave Il out that no attorneys
would be allowed to see prisoners from
the dungeon unless they first obtain
authority from him.
II was Judge Miller's practice to nod
bis willingness to attorneys desiring to
see clients that were locked up. Only
three or four attorneys, who have offices
within calling distance Of the Court
House, that have been called by the
bailifrs arc affected by the order made
yesterday, and they look upon the rule
as applying to them personally.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

The Columbia Amateur Baseball As
sociation held a meeting last night to
make arrangements for playing a series
~ games from now until October. six
clubs, the Argyles, Meridians. Crcscents,
Zcphyrs, Washington Stars. aud Bon
klots, compose the association. The
members are not over l6 years old. but
are playing very good ball. The new
organization has adopted rules for its
management aud will play for a pen.
nant, either at Atlantic or Capitol Park
The schedule for the coming week, as
arranged last night, Is as follows:
Monday-Argyles vs.. MeHdiaus; Zephyrs
vs. Bon MOts, Cresceuts vs.. Washington
StHIa
Wednesday - Crcscents vs.. Argyles.
Zephyrs VI. Meridiaus. Washington stars
vs. Bon Mots.
Friday-Argyloa vs.. Zephyrs, Meridians
vs.. Bon Mote, Washington Stars vs.. Cres-
geuts.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

The wedding OF Herman j. Martin
snd Miss Bessie Marks was solemnized
last evening at the First Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Mr Eddy officiating.
Miss Kitty Marks, a sister Of the bride,
and Miss May Connell we're the brides
maids. MessTs. Leonard Bish0if, W.
i. Thompson, ]. ID. Adams aud Thomas
Phillips were the usheTs. The wedding
march from "LOhengren was per
formed by Miss Fanny Bishoff, organist.
The happy couple left on a Northern
bridal tour, snd on their return IN
September will reside al 1888 Marion
street
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
what Happened to cruel Menagerie
visitor.

NAHANuEs
Fr51n ne saturday Fsririr
The antcatcr Is described as being an
extremely stupid, slow moving animal,
by no means given 70 attacking its
neighbors, but when hard pressed it Is
said to sit up on its headquarters like a
bear and defend itself with its powerful
claws. Apropos Of this habit we have
heard the following story Of an anteater
at the Zoo, and, though we cannot
vouCh for its scientific accuracy, it has
a moral, aud will we think, bear repe.
tiliOn:
A man-one Of the class so well
known to, and hated by, the keepers,
whose chief interest in visiting the
menagerie appears TO be 20 torment the
unfortunate standing by the
anteater's cage was heard TO remark
that this was the sort of animal he liked.
as IL could not bite He then proceeded
TO poke IL with his new silk umbrella,
on which the anteater retaliated bv
quietly taking hold of that weapon
with its claws, with the result that the
unfortunate owner was left in possession
Of the frame, while the animal carried
of the silk as a trophy Of well earned
victory over its enemy.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
Excursion 30 the SrashOts via Penn
HyIvania Railroad

The Peunsy lyaBia Railroad will give
auother one OF their popular excursions to
The EeashoTe on Saturday next the 10TH
instant. Special traiH composed Of Pull
man sleeping cars and lay coaches, will
leave Washington at 1890 p. m on above
date, reaching Atlantic CITY and Cape May
early sunday morning Returning, special
train viii leave Atlantic City and Cape
May sunday night, reaching Washington
early Monday morning These trains will
run through without change via Trent0u.
The rate is sS 80 for rOuud-tTip, tickets
good returning on all regular trains via
Market Street Wharf until MoHday In
elusive. Berths should be secured in
advance.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
Ruddeu's Refrigerators. Baby Cat
rfaras Efe Ffe
The National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. t5th st. and \. v. Avenue.
Ma ING NEW POLICEMEN
1htrty-two Omcers Examined Tor Per.
mnnonL AnnnLnLnnanL

1hirty-two Omcers Examined TOR Per-
mRnent Appointment.
As is customary on Wednesdays,
there was a crowd Of men gathered
about Police Headquarters this morn
ing, but on this occasion they were not
there as Witnesses before the Trial
Board but for re examination Of their
aI pliCailons for appointment on the
police force. Under the new bin there
are thirty two new men TO be appointed.
aud the law requires that all applicants
must pass two examinations six months
apart
The policemen are interested in these
new appointments, as seventeen Of their
number will stand In the line Of pro.
motion. Fifteen will be elevated from
the first 20 the second class, and two of
the second class will become acting sar.
gcants.
II Is expected that some Of The new
men will be selected within a very few
days.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
Mr.. SlEGLETOR'S RIFLE RANGE.
An bilious TO become Marksman,
Hut stopped by Police.

Ambitious TO Become n Marksman,
Hut stopped by Police.
The boys have been having lots OF
fun out of Captain Thomas d. Single.
ton Of the Light Artillery since he came
back from the cncampment two weeks
ago. The Captain gave It out that he
was an expert rifle shot, and In Consc
qutI Ce he was placed In charge Of the
TARGET practice there His idea OF
teaching the young idea how to shoot did
not pan out and the records made were
pronounced very poor.
Since the enCampmcut Mr.. Singleton
las established rifle range In the rear
OF his Seventh street store and has put
In two hours procticing nj target.
The nCighbcrs complained and ycster.
dny afternoon the Captain was notified
Oy The police That he would have 10
abandon his city rifle range.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
SUMNER TROTS At BENNISGS.
EBioysble Racing Matinee by the
Washington Driving Club.

EBioysble Racing Matinee by the
Washington Driving Club.
A large number Of ladies and gentle.
men attended the free exhibition Of
trCtting by the Washington Driving
Club at Bennings yesterday. The
track was In fine condition, and the
slight showers which fell during the
afternoon did not impair t.
The racing was not for money, but
considerable money changed hands on
the first race. The afternoons sport
was greatly enjoyed by those present
and the racing continued until dark.
Messts. McCaully, Norton and Cox
acted as judges, and L. NJ. Drancy as
timer. The following is the result Of
the trotting Little Maid won the icst
iBcc and Susie G. the second The
pacing race fell 10 Little Nose, aud the
three quarter running race was won by
AHlttiaD
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

Yesterday afternoon a servant girl
employed at Dr. Allen house, No. 315
Seventh street southwest, started a fire
in a very peculiar way While passing
IN close proximity 10 a heated stove
some clothes which she was carrying
ia bCr arms took fse She threw them
down on a bed upstaiTs, not noticing
that they were 90 fire. In "a very short
Time The bed and curtains In the room
were iu danes But little damage was
sustained, as lhe fire was soon cx
IiuEuished
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

The corner stone Of Mount Bethel
Baptist Church on Wilson street viii
be laid 10 morrow afternoon. The col
CTed T. A A. M viii participate, and
viii leave their ball, 3Js Eleventh street,
at 4 o'clock and 20 % the church bg
The following route Along Pennsyl
vania avenue 10 Tenth 10 Rhode Island
avenue, % Eighth, % I. to seventh, %
POmeToy, 20 Wilson, 20 the church
where The corner stone viii be laid
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
wspt. ReIlsf PROM an UnfalthfuI WHO

Charles A. Barnes has filed a bill for
divorce from Alice T. Barnes. The
parties were married In Baltimore,
Md, March 30, 1888, by the Rev.
Father Devine, and Mr., Barnes alleges
that they separated by mutual consent
during May, 1890, on account OF the
neglect Of household duties and Ia
temperate habits Of his wife. He
charges her. both while living with
him and after their separation, with re-
peaicd acts OF adultery at the fremont
Hotel and Hotel Godfrey with a man
named Williams, supposed to be Oscar
Graham, and Andrew Russell. alias
Conway, and that, al the time the al
legged acts Of adultery were committed
the parties registered as man and
wife
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
Paaisbed lor CutlIDg uls Brother.

To The Police Court yesterday after
noon Frank HAMS who manipulated a
razor Wifh telling eiIgC upon the head
0f his brother Silas, vas fined S2j aud
given tliry days 10 Jail Even though
be bad been Cut up pretty bad aud slim
carried the scars, siIas was not yey
au4ilus 10 See Lis brother convicted
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
UhaTged With seIIiag wlthout Licen.e

In the Police Court to day Henry
Nelson was charged with selling liquor
at the Ivy City race track without a
license. The evidence showed that the
license TO Tun the place was properly
taken out by H. c. Thurstou aud that
Nelson was only an employe, The case
was dismissed
Patrick Tobin, the keeper Of a whole
sale place at No lli9 Pierce street, was
charged with selling ia less quantities
than pint. Six witnesses were on the
stand, but not a single one Of them
knew anything about the case. II was
consequently dismissed.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

Miriam M Lewis, Wh0 for some time
2 as been a h0usekeeptr Hill hwe O.
spCnd three months 10 the District jan
tQr laIctny. she stole q number 0f an
ticles of ci9thiag and other personal
thfcis from Mary r Blount aud a gold
Wa.ch and clai2 iron Bells Du Bga.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

Chief Justice Bingham wh9 has
Iasslt his summer vacation 20 New
hampshire returned 10 Tie city yesler
day and to-day he.d "a session 0l the
Equity Count in chambers
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
AHBIvsTsary Of ihs HoIoIng Club.

The first anniversary Of the Posts
HCming Club will be held tomorrow
evening Al room 20, Robbins Building
5z9 seventh street. The officers Of the
club are President, George W Phil
hTs, secretary and treasurer, Lewis
Tuner, race secretary. Louis A.
Schmidt, executive committee. Andrew
g Glorious, John A HoiEar, Harry Al.
Sellhsuseu. Edward Noigt. Nelson n
Wood. Captain W e. Weedeu.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
Fined Tor sunday nar.

Louis Gemelin was charged with
running a Sunday bar on L street In the
Police Court 10 day. Two policemen
wet into the place last Sunday and
draI L,eT. They both got mixed up
on oates and had 20 idea where the
place was. One went So far astray as
10 lCcale the ssl0on on Thirteenth
str, e.. Both officers said that they had
also visited several other places In the
same locality. They, however, identi
fed MT GemeIin. and on this eyideuc
alone Judge Mills imposed fae Of so
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

Dming @ present season the B. & o. r.
r. Co. Wiu sell excursion tickets from
Washington 10 Deer Park. Mountain Lake
Park aud Oakland for the Friday night aud
all saturday trains each week az rate Of
s. tor the round trip. The tickets viii be
valid for return passage until Monday fol-
lowing day Of sale.
Tickets 10 Berkeley Springs aBd return
viii be sold under similar conditions al
g. 30 for the round trip.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

john Fraser and Elizabeth Fraser
have entered suit 10 the Circuit Court
claiming s. 0G0 damages from Abra-
ham Eizuar Tor alleged false arrest aud
Imprisonment To a station house upon
charge 0f larceny Of pigeons 81 Mrs
Fraser. the ease having been dismissed
10 lie Police Court July 3i 1890
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

The excursion yesterday afternoon
Of lhe Emmet Guard 20 Marshall Hall
en- he steamer Manchester was very
pleasant affair About 400 persons
TsriCiPsied IN dancing ard other en-
ioymeDis AZ ibat popular excursion ne
sOrt. "A number Of officers and members
of iLe other military organizations were
TTCseut
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
THE DAILY CRITIC


YOU FtcUEE Ir OUT.
Mahogany Sidcboard- former price Sf00
now SEQ
sixteenth Century Suites Chairs. side
boarc Tablc-fCrmcr price $50; now s',5
1 Iarlor suite, 3 pieces former price, 500
now $50,
These are only a few OF The specially
marked goods, and these prices are for cash
and no deviation will De made.
W. III. UouGUroy g Co.,
12ts and i2u Sc n. ".
Rudden's Refrigerators. Baby Car
riaCes, Etc Etc
This responsible instalImeut c-tahli 'hmcnt
Is centrally located at $50 and 733 seventh
street northwest and is nov making cut
prices on Refriecrators Baby Carriages and
on other lines of goods needed tor the sum
mer. Goods sold on a cash basis on easily
paid installments.
The National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18TH st. and \. v. Avenue.
Storage for si.verwara, Jewelry. Laces,
Fine Goods and valuablos OF an kinds.
Charges moderate. Safe deposit boxes for
rent al the very lowest rates.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13
Indigestion

is not only n distressing complaint, Of
itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent Of innumerable
maladies. That Ayers SarsapariIla
is the best cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, Of Brockway
Centre, Mich.:-
oliver complaint and indigestion
made my life a burden and came near
ending my existence. For more than
four years I suffered untold agony, was
reduced almost TO a skeleton, and hardly
had strength 70 drag myself about. All
kinds Of food distressed me, and only
the most delicate could be digested at
all. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving re-
lief Nothing that I took seemed TO do
any permanent good until I commenced
the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
has produced wonderful results. Soon
after commencing 20 take the Sarsapa-
rilla | could see an improvement in my
condition. My appetite began TO return
and with 10 came the ability TO digest
all the food taken, my strength im-
proved each day, and after a few
months of faithful attention 20 your
woman, able 20 attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given me a
new lease Of life."
Ayers SarSapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price o. six bottles, O.. Worth 80 a bottle.
The daily critic., 1890-08-13

10 the North, west and Southwest.
Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
steel Rails Magnificent Equipment.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-26
WHO CAN TELL?

Why John Boyd, Clerk of the Board of
Freeholders, and his three friends, talked
so loudly in Taylor's Hotel the other
night about the bills the Third House,
would make this winter?
Whether the Peter Cavanagh who is
under salary as county mason, is the
same Peter Cayanagh who is a salaried
clerk of the Street and Water Board of
Belleyilles
When the Board OF Education will give
he boys of Jersey City night SCHOOL,
When Enoch Smith will build his new
house?
If Billy Meschutte had his breakfast
before he fell in line with the O'NeiI's
on Tuesday,
Where Justice Weed learned to march?
If ex-Police Commissioner Clay Tilden
brought home any deer skins from his
Western hunting trip
Why ex-Director Budden prefers
smoking twenty-five cent cigars?
Why Sergeant Archibald doesn't let his
whiskers grow?
What Gus Mills knows about oakum?
grow dim?
Why Martin Kelly doesn't put stamps
upon his envelopes. and if Martin Finck
receives unstamped envelopes through
the mailss
What Dan thinks of still hunts" any
way
How a corpse can get an excursion
ticket Of the P. r R.?
How many young men win be able to
treat their best girls to ice cream next
summer
Where Assemblyman Murphy got that
shiny silk hatf
If he has got accustomed to it YETI
If little Annie Rooney isn't tired of
hearing herself called my sweethearTs
What Alec Mclean ought to get for
one Of his poemsg
Why he shouldn't get Afteen yearss
Why a sawmilI employe shouldn't be
rich, as he makes plenty Of dustg
How brick bat can fly without wingss
Where Chicago buys her nerve food
while looking for che Fair?
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-26
New Park Sites.

1t must not be understood from the
fact that the County Park Commits
sioners yesterday chose nine sites for
the parks they propose to establish
that they have concluded to open nine
new parks in the county. The NUM-
Der of the parks is a matter wholly
within their judgment, provided that
it be also within the appropriation:
and they have the full right, if they
do not exceed the fixed limit of ex-
penditure, to locate nine parks; but it
is not likely that they viii do anything
Of the kind. They may open two or
three in this city. but OF the four
Bayonne sites proposed, they are not
to be expected to choose more than
one. The sites proposed by the Com
mission. yesterday are merely nomi-
mated, as it were, to the people. The
discussion of citizens which the Com
missioners will hear at the Court
House next Saturday, will point the
popular preference OF preferences in
the best way, and SO serve as a guide
to the Commissioners as to the site
or sites of those proposed that will
best suit the people. w
Asa matter of fact it is not likely
that much will be done in the final
determination as to the number of
parks, or as to their location till fur
ther legislation shall be had. There
is a growing belief that if the county
is to have a suitable drive the selec-
ton Of a number of small park sites
along its route would be preferable
to the selection OF one or two large
ones.