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Labor and Business Notes

"A hfge ana excited meeting OF workingmen
was held at Cooper Institute, New York, sat
ufday evening, and infiamm story speeches were
made, demanding that the city officials take
some action to give workingmen empIoyment'
Yesterday afternoon large mass meeting of
workingmen and women was held az the As
sembly building, Philadelphia, to discuss the
situation. Addresses were m ade by Jos Phil
lips, chairman, Rev. G. I. Mccarthy, Mr. McIn
tosh and Mrs. Professor French, who denounced
the city councils for not providing work for the
destitute A committee was appointed 20 meet
the councils committee to-day. IL is said 20 900
people are out of work in that city.
A very curious condition Of affairs exists at
Central City, Colorado, in conseq uence of the
action OF the mining companies In ordering
reducuon OF wages The miners, who are most
ly Cornishmen, have quit work, and il Is feared
that the military will have 70 be called ont TO
prevent destructive demonstrations on the part
of the malcontenss.
And now tbere's'a shrinkage in oil. AT any
rate, the Pittsburg Commercial of Friday saws
Crude was yesterday sold at Parker's at the
very low figure Of 50 cents per barrel, The
market opened at IS cents, but closed (by the
sale Of 900 barrels) at 20. In this city 600
barrels were sold at Is cents per gallon, ami at
the close Of the market was offered in barges al
* cents, without buyers. Refined sold yes
teIday at 10 ALI cents per gallon.
The New York Tribune o-day viii publish
full copy of the deed Of assignment of the real
ana personal property Of Kenyon, Cox s. Co. 70
william l.. Scott; also, a guarantee by Daniel
Drew to pay, for the benefit of creditors All de-
nciencies that may arise in the discharge Of the
assignment, over and above the amount real
lied under the assignment, exclud lng an al
in the deed.
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ASSISTING THE WORTHY PooR.-The follow
ing idea, set forth in a New York letter TO the
Charleston News. might do in this city:-"A
method Of assisting the deserving poor has been
devised and established in several OF our private
charitable institutions which gives great salts
faction. 1t enables the chasitabie TO bestov
Aims with the certainty that the groggeries will
not profit by it. These institutions sell meal
tickets, ten for one dollar. You may purchase
then by the dollars or ten dollars worth, and
whenever mendicant tells you that he is starv-
ing you can give him one, with the satisfaction
OF knowing that he can obtain for it only the
article which he saws he is most in want of On
the presentation Of the ticket at the place des-
ignated upon II, meal of soup, meat and bread
is furnished to the holder, to be eaten on the
Spotv
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INDUSTRIAL RESUMPTION Gradually the
worst effects of the financial panic are wearing
away, as Is indicated by the almost daily re-
sumption of business by establishments which
hao suspended: Among the more recent re-
SYMPTOMS are the following:-The West Bowl
SION Manufacturing company has resumed
business, with reduction of 20 per cent OF
wages. Several other establish ments in Massa-
chusetts which had closed will resume, the op-
eratives having voluntarily come forward ana
onered to accept reduced wages. Reports from
Maine, Connecticut and Rhode Island state that
many manufactures will resume in a week or
two on half time, and several have already
cone SO: There appears to be a cheerful feel
ing In the western part OF New York. Business
men OF Buffalo state that they have not suffered
from the panic, and the financial depression has
had little effect upon the general trade of the
city. The long strike (snce July LAST of the
coal dfggers along the Monographs river hay-
ing terminated, all the coal works are now run
nlng their full capacity. Several suspended
factories in Hartford, Conn.,, are to resume at
running time.
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A CURIOUS RELIGIOUS SwINDLB.-The Goloe
relates very amusing story about a new reli-
glous sect which has lately sprung up in Por-
chow, department of Pskow, Russia The
founder of the sect is a monk called Seraphinus
and for this reason his followers are known as the
Serasnowski. The founder only admitted
women to the new religious society, and each
one who Joined was first compelled to let her
number of adopts increased so largely that the
good Seraphinus would soon have had the hair
of all the women in the district cut OFF IL the
police bad not interfered. After a careful in
yestigation the authorities discovered that the
founder OF the new faith had brother who was
air-dresser, and that he had realized large
sums by sending him the hair. The good Sera-
phinus Is now IN prison.
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A MAN SHOOTS. SLABS AND BrRNs HIS
WIFE-The woman found in the woods near
Elizabeth, n. j., is the widow OF a wealthy Ger
man bankerof Hamburg and the wife OF the
man krull, who attempted TO kill her. The
pair arrived in Baltimore on the 5th on the
steamship Pennsylvania. They put up at the
Allegheny house, and left on Wednesday in the
i've O'Clock train for Newark. Upon arriving
at Elizabeth he caused her to alight and then
walked with her to the outskirts of the CITY,
where be shot her IN the head, cut both her
arms with sharp knife or razor, and then set
ing ire to her clothing left her 70 die; but the
ground being wet, she rolled about and smoth-
e:ed the flames, and, after lying on the ground
until early Thursday morning, she was found
by colcred man. On the voyage to Baltimore
krull got from the woman the sum of $500; he
also got all her diamonds aud watch and other
jewelry, and pswned the whole of them. After
she 2ting her be cut from her neck ten dollar
gold piece, which she wore as a charm.
dispatch from Philadelphia saws 1t has
been established as a pretty well-founded fact
mat Herman Krull, who attempted the murder
OF his wife at Elizabeth, n. j., on Wednesday
night, sailed hence for Liverpool in the PENN
sylyania on Friday. He will be apprehended,
Il such be the case, on the other side A man
answering Krull's description came with a
woman on the Pennsylvania on her last trip,
and left trunk here and disappeared. on
thursday last the same man called for the
trunk, and sailed without the woman on the
Pennsylvania.
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ALLEGED ENRICHMENT BY BANK PRKs-
DENTON Thursday Mr.. 4. b. Brooks, late
president Of the Merchants National bank, OF
petersburg, g., was arrested on q warrant is
sued by United States Commissiner n. r..
Peasants, upon a complaint Of Orson Adams
receiver Of the bank. The accused was brought
before Commissioner Peasants and bailed in the
sum OF 900 for his appearance on the oath
charges against him. The complaint charges
that Mr.. Brooks EN- bezzled and misapplied 20
his own use the moneys, funds and credits of
the Merchants National bank, Of Petersburg,
to the extent Of 100000. IL Is understood that
the affairs Of the bank have been examined into
by an sgent of the United States Treasury de-
partment, and that upon his report the Con-
troller of Currency ordered the receiver Of the
bank TO make complaint before q Upited States
commissioner. The case excites a great deal
OF interest both in Richmond and Petersburg.
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NeH York N0tpS

JAY COOKE, M'CCLLoCH x co.
NEW YORK, November l7.-Hugh McCulIo,h
of Jay Cooke, McCullOch * Co., OF London
sailed for England Saturday, The present
house will be dissolved at the end OF the year
when Mr.. McCulloch and his juniors will con-
time the business. under new and strong com
binations.
THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
hold SIS ,3s0,00O and increase OF sll 800 since
Saturday.
DROPPED DEAD IN CHURCH.
Samuel Adams. Organist of the South Fifth
street Methodist church, Brooklyn, dropped
dead while playing the organ, during last
evenings services.
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To BE HANGED ON THE 2srH.-In September
last two colored men BY the names Of John Fee
fee and George Williams murdered one William
Matson (white) in Perry county, Ill They were
neighbors. The proof given by the son Of John
Feefee was that his father and Williams we're
out hunting squirrels; that his father shot a hog
and his uncle had IL on his shoulder, when Mat
SON appeared and said he would have them ar
rested. Feefee leyeled his gun and shot him,
and Williams crushed his skull after he fell
They were arrested, confined in jail, and at the
court indicted, and tried last week, and found
guilty OF murder In the first degree by the jury
The Judge sentenced them to be hanged Novem-
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SATURDAYS SENSATION IN WALL STREET.
In addition to the "bull" speculation in the
New York gold exchange ON Friday last on the
Cuban ques i'm. by which quotations were
fore ed up to 109& OH rumors of positive trouble
with Spain, there was considerable excitement
on the stock exchange caused by kilograms from
several of the uptown hotels, directed to prom.
inent bankers and brokers, purporting to give
news of the -decease of Commodore Vanderbilt.
They read as follows: Father dead. Come
soon. See Turnbull and rest. w. II. W.
"Father dead. William and George come up.
G. ", jr." t.Father dead. Don't communicate
to street. W. H. "" This is but q small in
dica'ion of the unscruplousness and indecency
Of Wall street speculation, which would violate
complement of its objects. Under the rumors
prices temporarily declined and some heavy
sales were made. The reports being untrue, the
market recovered before the close.
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DEATH CT GEoReE JoRpAx.-The death Of
George Clifford Jordan, the well-knovn actor,
is announced by cable telegram 20 have oc-
Baltimore, Md, where he Epsde mis- dstst. His
first appearance in New York was made ct Bur
toms Chambers street theater I'm june, 1853,
beilion be was playing in New Orleans. He
there Joined . local military company With the
late "Doliy" Davenport, but went 70 England
coidiy received that he returned % England,
and has remained there ever since. MT. Jordan
Was twice married and twice divorced.
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s~start up the calico balls.
~Lake Fox, via, h frozen tight.

D0An exchange declines ssan further ARTICLES
on the financial problem"
10The Connecticut Congregationslists are
getting excited over the dsacone9 question.
gate TO the Evangelical Alliance neotine' aiIsd
for home on SATURDAY,
Don't come on SATURDAY. might've got
Doll /" said postal card received In Chicago
me other DAY and signed .Angil."
@kentucky viii conmence, next month,
with code Of revised stssutoF In which the
word white IL ssconspicuously abssnt-"
n0It Il reported that the Chicago board OF
education f6vor the esfsblishment o. city col-
loge ct the public expense.
~ft d nv dsasissiy sscsrtaInsd that TIE
~ porly d WksoonaIn wiIl have one majority
n - ssnsss and sishtssn majority d ~
WThs Rhode Islsnd Pspen nsntsss en-
Burnside - candidates. 10 succeed ssn abov
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SEAMHN marched in procession to the New
YORK City Hall on Saturday, where they held q
mass meeting In favor of the repeal OF the ship
ping act. and listened to an address from Mayor
Havemeyer, who admonished them to be sure
tfat they were not used by others for selfish
right their wrongs.
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WILLIAM STEELE, of Rutland, VT, who
spends his spare time at the jail, praying with
arrested, last week, for maltreating his niece, a
girl of eighteen, who lives with him The
Young lady's head was shOckingly bruised by
the old wretch, but she refused to complain Of
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The ITALIAN PARLIAMENT was opened at
Rome, Saturday, by King Victor Emanuel.
He promised to respect the religious sentiments
Of the Pope, but declared that no attacks upon
the nation or its institutions would be tolerated.
The relations between Italy and the Great
Powers OF Europe are friendly and the country
is comparatively prosperous
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A PRE- yesterday morning destroyed the
Washburn block in HaverhilI, Macs, contain
ing eighteen buildings. About thirty five bust
mess hrms are affected thereby, and upwards Of
Is estimated Ut $4,000, fully covered by in
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
INCOLN HALL,
NOvEMBER IL, Is, AND IL.
The STAR LECTURE ASSOCIATION has ar
ranged at gre at ss peLse, for three brilliantly Illus
tratsd lectures on the
MAGIC OF LIGHT AND SOUND,
PROF. I. H. PEPPER,
Director Of the Royal Polytechnic Institute, Lon
don, assisted by
PROF. L. W. TOBIN,
Secretary OF the Royal Polytechnic Ipsfit.te LON
dom inventor Of tine dies Diving statue used At Wal
lack end other thcaters the celebrat ed Illusions
called "The Sphinx" "Proteus," "D ca PLATED
Heal ,'"The Wonderful Franienstein M Tsterv :;
speaking Pictures" &c., &c.
MONDAY EVENING, November
ROMAHCB or OPTICS.
WEDNESDAY, IvEN1EG, November 10
ROMANCE VR ACUsrIOS
FRIDAY EvENIN9, November 81
SCIENTIFIC MAGIC.
. In this series will be introduced "The Ghost"
"Sphinx, "Dissolying Statue" Living Oarica-
tnresu Cabinet P,ctures.r in white and black,
The Dancing Skeleton, y Nv eatstops's Telepho-
sic Concert" The Talking Hsad,n and many
her startling illusions never before produced in
single admission, rs cents; season tickets, 81; no
e,tra charge fer reserved seats. For sale at the
Ellis usic Store, Pennsylv ania avenue. novll-6t
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kobe>ea Iaspeetfug the
1ron-cinds.
Foreign Notes.
sANGUISARY BATTLE BETWEEN TURKS AND


ARABS.
LONDON, November IA special dispatch
from Alden TO the DAILY Telegraph saws an en-
counter took place recently in the district OF
El-Ashs, between bodies of Arabs and Turks,
IN which 500 OF the former and 20 OF the latter
were killed and wounded. II n probable that
in consequence OF this occurrence the British
force at Alden will interfere and prevent en-
croachment by the Turks upon the territory Of
the surrounding tribes.
GONE HOME IN TINE.
MADRID, November E.-General Pieltain,
late captain general OF Cuba, has arrived al
Cadiz.
ADMIRAL POLO DE BARSABE NOT TO b. su-
PRECEDED.
The report which was current here yesterday,
that Admiral Polo de Barnsbe, Spanish minis
ter at w ashington, was 10 he superseded, is de-
MED this morning
A STEAMSHIP DISABLED.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Pacific Mail
company's steamship Colima, which left New
YORK October LIST for San Francisco, put into
Rio de Janeiro with her shaft broken, and re-
manned on the sd ultimo.
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The leave OF absence granted Capt. Franc
f. Taylor, list artillery, has been extend ID unit
January LIST, 1914.
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AN ENORMOUS CAsrING.-On Wednesday
last, at Cold Spring, considerable intere st was
excited by the announcement that an enormous
cannon was to be cast At the foundry, which
would require &c tons OF molten iron for the
rough casting, and which was to weigh 60, 450
pounds when finished. A number Of SCIENTIFIC
gentlemen and interested spectators were gath
cred to witness the work; but unfortunately,
when about half of the metal was safely con
Quoted to the mould, the weight and height OF
tents escaped. The mould destroyed, the whole
Of the moulten metal had to be drawn from the
furnaces and cast in the sand, that Ii might be
reheated for another trial. The loss is various
ly estimated, some placing IL as high as 5000
Poaehkeepsie Press, 10h.
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SECRETARY BELKSAP returned to Washing
ton from New YORK city this mourning.
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the murder of their brother, Clinton Little, in
Clarke county, Va, last July, are confined in
the jail at Winchester. Lycurgus, who was
ego, and sentenced to the penitentiary for four
teen years, has been quite sick with pneumonia
since his removal to Winchester. The trial OF
Oscar will begin in Winchester on the 18th.
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IMPORTANCE OF ONE vorE.-whether the
New York senate is tied or not, depends upon
whether Mr.. Thompson, republican, Is elected
In the Esd district. II he is the republicans have
q majority. If the Official canvass confirms the
latest unofficial reports, Mr.. T. win owe his
senate, to a single vote.
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SECOND Assist. ESeINERR ii. II. RHoADEs
has made application for duty on any future
Arctic expedition fitted out by the Navy de-
partmenf.
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INTERNAL REvEsUB - the receipts from this
source TO-DAY were 1861 1913 %.
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IL ArYBopy outrages the American flag, let
him polog ize.-B Boston Pos.
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In THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT in Chica 70
Saturday evening, the first game was between
grille Dion and Snyder. Dion won in Atty
eight innings by score of 400 to 200. The
second game was between Ubassy and DAILY.
The latter took the lead at the start and main
tanned it till the fifty seventh, when the score
stood:-Daly, 800; Ubassy, 35s. The Frenchman
here, by good plays, run the game out.
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SECRETARY ROBSON is not expected to re-
turn to Washington until Thursday next.
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For 80 Days Only!
FROM THE iIrH INSTANT,
We PROPOSE TO MAKE AND Lar FREE
OF CHARGE
ALL CARPETS
AND OWING TO THE GREAT SCARCITY
oFhONET WE OFFgRATA NlRKED
REDUCTION IN PRICE OUR
ENTIRE STOcK OF
CARPETS,
WHICH IS THE LARGEST AND BEST
assorted IN THIS CITY,
BRUSSELS, THREE AND Two-PLYs,
INekAINs. &C., &c, &c.
The Styles We offer for sale are not old AMI unas.
rsois' out Of the latest and most attractive designs
HousekeePers, look your interest as this is the
most favorable Opportunity Of the season.
Besurs and inspect our Carpets and price. before
purchasing elsewhere.
wOLFORD& SHILBHRa
~REMEMBER THE ARCADs.N
<SI SEVENTH STREET.,
noyl4tr Between and Z. southwest
CLOSING Gr large LOT Euss
CARos BAzAAReS
novl4a Under Naiionai HotsI.
OPENING
$40. 900 Worth Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT PANIC PRICES.
L. ROsENBERG,s,
AIS 18th Street, between ID and Z.
H.B.-These goods have lately been bought for
essh, and will be sold very low. noys-lm.
CURE FOR CORNS.
To cure those troublesome aanoy sncss the pres
sure and friction, which causes an enlargemens Of
ssrSs ScsS .asaa e sso ass
e'nen, - the Corns continue TO form, they should
pin y tas, a.ire.s Ssiss isps from the parts
sns Nc me pa,ule viii resume its natural ais
sh 81 sn sa'1 pca,o neil ~ ,h GO a
eSonnseted is composed q . minute artery, vein.
Ter such .sS q care
rrss sss Specialize, IS they and that, W sen the
sss ss hsEa snSra them peel e. ~ timely ossrs
relsf Germs, Bunieas, Bad Ess az IN a,e
Ne 80 Ism opposite ,hs Trss.a, n.
e, sst,ss. IL g. the sss Is 3, visit For yearly
EXAMINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE
ONLY %.
He. HRnPLBs, op.ieiss.
rs-u Pehrs,lsahia avenue, near ~ street.
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MoRno1 CoNyHRrs GoIuo Wxsr.-The pas
eew rnilway IL now largely devoted 10 transport
1ormou convefts on their way west. Four
tsen hundred Of the delnded have lately passed
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The TWEED MATINEE SATURDAY.-Att the
Tweed trial, Saturday. Samuel j. Tyiden and
John Garvey, brother of Andy, known as the
court Plasterer, entertained q large audience.
John Gnvey's defective memory was specially
entertaining; and Tweed himself frequently
Joined In the general merriment
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BROTHER JONATHAN (loq.): "Now, boys
every man to his gun, and make the powder.
monkey sweat. Columbia's tucked the wa,
feathers in her back hair, and, by st. Isgo
something's going to drop. "-BrookIya Argus.
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BLANK votes ON the adoption Of the new. con-
sututon in Pennsylvanis are to be Furnished
the newspapers OF that state, and the papers are
10 receive X cents for each copy circulated
with their regular edition. The Philadelphia
Ledger will have q harvest.
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HARD ON THE WoNEN.-A writer in the cur
rent st. Paul's Magazine offers the following
bold challenge to the woman-movement in AZ,
article ON "Mtlton and Divorce" "If q man
really manages to get out of the Bible any doc
inferior, mans tempter, mans subordinstad
helper, under . special curse for the fault of
Eve, and under special ban-ceremonisl ban,
t,o-then say he 10 either dishonest or wanting
In mental fiber"
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDEsr-Presi-
dent Grant to-day madethe following appoint
ments; VIM. Gibson, deputy postmaster at Aus
tin, Nevada; W. o. Wagner, jr., consular clerk;
VIM. g. Risley, consul at Lsgrayra.
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man ct Mattawan. Mich, sat up With lis eirl
TIL o'elock In the morning one day last week.
and when the father Of the damsel heard Of It
ne went and gwore out warrant for 6eepass,
and had the chap fined e15.
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IL nQAsTD VICTORY Won b. fAs Gsmoxsts
= ~ Yosk g the late sleetIsi tarns out 3 5
didadess for CONTROLLER, Z elsctsd s. ovsr 200
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Tichborne trial has been postponed one year
was An error, which arose from incorrect trans
mission Of the date BY cable. November, 1874,
day the hearing vas adjourned. II Il nov prob
able that there viii be another postp0nement,
as some twenty witnesses oxpocfod from New
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DIsCHARGKD-Byd direction of the Secretary
Of War Supt. Bennett NJ. Reese, of the National
cemetery at Annapolis, Nd, has been dis
charged the service to enable him to reenter the
the soldiers home.
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ALYRxD RUSSELL WALLACE publishes an in
terestinR article In . leading sciouti6c journal
Of the country, in which ne en1eavors % prove
that the human rooe has existed on the earth
for the past 500 900 years. This Il rather an a.
tonishipg theory, but look ~ old Bin Allen Of
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DRY GOODS
AND
CARP E NC.

Fincing it impossible TO sell out our immense
stock Of goods at our old stand No. 92s 9TH street,
We have MOVED TO No. 10l1 7th street, east side,
where we are receiving new Fall Goods.
oct25-lm w. W. BURDETfE,
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PRESIDENT GRANT drove from Newark :,
Elizabeth, n. j., yesterday, and attende,
church with his mother, who resides in tn,
latter city with her son-in-law, A. r. Corbin
The President left there last night for Wash
morning.
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SEVENTEEN BRITISH SUBJECTS AMONG THs
VIReINIUs VIcTIMs.-Dispatchesr received from
Consul General Hall to-day mention the fact
that seventeen of the victims of the massacre at
Santiago de- Cuba were Britiih subjects. Also,
that six of the imprisoned crew condemned to
death are of the same nationality.
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The COMET, the discovery of which was an
nounced in THE STAR a few DAYS since, wa
seen from the naval observatory in this city OF
Saturday evening. On account of its rapi,
motion toward the south 1t will soon disappe
from the evening sky.