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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13--P. M.-The morning
business at the Stock Exchange was character
lied by active dealings. and under the com
bined influence OF further purchases to cover
short contracts and the manipulation OF the
leading bull clidues. prices further adj
vanced h@H y cent. Western Union.
however. soon became weak at a decline
from 95A to 95s, and this fact subse-
quently unfavorably influenced Lake Shore.
which yielded from 6Ss to 67N and North
western common also dropped from 43'i to
42's. after having advanced from ass the open
ing Price price ,Delawnre Lssck"Eanppa and West.
tho general transactions reflected simply n
brekers market. without sufficient fuctuat ons
bears. The large purchases. however, at tho
decline induced a firmer tone in the final hour.
when the hgRet figures Of thG day were
cent. to 961s; Lake Shore. y to 6s}I Northwest
ern common, q cent. to Az, tho preferred, "a
preierred < to to ess but Eric ruiz Ruled Weak at
19S@l9h; and the Hannibal and st. Joseph
stocks wero also heavy and lower. 8. Louis
20 Az and the common 10 2. The chief features
Of the market. however. were Lake Shore.
Western Union. and tho Granger shares. with a
hrm tone in the final transactions,
The total number OF shares dealt In was 1884,
1888. OF which Lake Shore represented 42.440 (;
Western Union. $500; 1elaw S'gt.'iL Lack. and
Western, II 625 st. Paul. 2.sl7: do. preferred
500; st. l.. X @. and n. 1.0l0; do. preferred.
300; st; Louis end San FIancisco, 1000; %.
1850: 4. and 81. Joseph. /, 900: do. preferred.
1900; Erie, 2;500; Rock, Island, 1870; Morris
LOGO; Illin9is Central. COS; Fort Wayne, $50;
X. and Texas. $50; ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain. 500; C.. c. and i. c.. 800: Ohios 800: Del
aware and Hudson Canal. 2i2 : Erie preferred.
100, and Wells Fargo Express. So
The speculation in the gold market was merely
nominal, with all OF the sales at l00h.
were ~ and i cent, and for Borrowing y /. : +
The total at the gold department Of the Stock
Ex s we're 81 o'e09; gold balances s3.l2Sl1;
deemed s3fS 500 In called bonds and paid out IN coin in.
terest on the public debt t7ecOo
The days business At the United States subrreasurv
balances SIPS 17t 5s4 OF note receipts s52l 5 paw
ment sS2S,so4 81; balances so. 3o5. $50 a. Customs
The internal revenue receipts at Washington 10 dav
were fa4n!Io, and the customs receipts s43DODt Tho
Treasury also received $4,000 In national bank
for rcdemnuOn
The bullion in the Bank Of England was increased
EioOoO
The earnings u the Kansa. Pacific Railroad Com nanv
for the hrst week In November show an increase "
s39t y As compared with the corresponding period VI
Foreign exchange continued steady but duh at the
noniuA rates OF sisls and ~ s1s tor time and demH
IN the money market good borrowers on call were
readily accommodated at 3ds3, q eent and strictly
Vt maturity.
Government bonds were quiet at the early boards but
principal Transactions In the "a 4 cents s. Of 1881
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CowDREY-tTACTEN In New YORK Nov H. by the
Rev samuel D Bufchnrd, Frederick Cnwdrey 10 Efie
A. Smith daughter Inhu Van iIluon of Waterloo y Y
GAvAkD-cu ARMoT. -on tuesday. Nov, u. ~ his
Honor smith Ev. Mavur Of this Citv. in the MAYORS
orcc. city Htll Monsieur Lewis Catnurd Givard to
Nile Elui.v francoi-o Charmnt dHu Inter OF Monsieur
Francois tnarnot all OF Slvulr. France.
GVLRSsEN-GiLES- ou Thursday, Nov = at the
First Ncw Jerusalem Church Philadelphia hv tho
Rev Chauncey Giles u Niuiani Gueru.ev to Lucy
Pomcroy. daughter OF the officiating minister, all u
PhilHteluhia
kNiCkERBocKER-CANN ON Nov. 7, at stock
hriigc Mass by the Rev Lcwelyn Pratt Or George ;.
neliH " Cnuning.
LEWGs-TYLER-In Trenton n Y. Nov, 8. John J.
Lewis tn Mis- Frank l. Tylcr The hridc wa, very
neatly and richly dressed IN plume iUrcd six AMI vel
vet. white lace tie ornamcntcl her neck. the ends
forming sash In The back. fastened with white
buds ana smax vine; rosebuds fastened her hair aud
sleeves
wEIL--LEwINsKY In The Office NJ the Mtyoraliy
Executive Department. CITY Hat hv HE Honor Mayor
Ely. saturday. NN a. Mirfu We'll Of Austria 10 Hiss
Uetmau~
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"WEDNESDAY. Nov.l3 -FLovRAND MEAL-There
s arNst og hynr h" c,, Hrg'ss'on Of zone
quet We quote 81 2 e Siass. suporfImo. So 81
sssuaslio. bakers and ,nmiiy brands. Il c1S IS -
Minne.o,a patents, e. bias southern shipping cN
sss7S Rs a"ar * iossss% u co a S t. ~
s2inss2 ~ hnndywing. S2S3s2au huckNhcat
,.,cGrT@>-Sp'i; NJ liiner Ant quiet mdiio. W..
s% se & c oi 1 " sd d.. Eo{cmirsT M
RSfeins q IoU' ~, isy -; AZ. !iles
No DO, s79Sr. No d.. oiease rod amber winter
smeer .4;i Is white : olssiii ncini nng So
atsl ~ ,ssl 90 Dor mturc deh,ery. 22l.UO hush in
red winter 81 o7ssi GA ior NoiemIer ii w. or It
een l ad = us e. January and ~ Whit siu,h
dull oat, IN good demand, and white dearcr; sales
$50 bush Al 2S@sac or mixed, and 3u@35i, e Tor
@3ahc Tor while Indian corn was in good dcn@nd ana
t'c' rn'nsr nrmer 'N,es on the spot l270o bush ~
-ysOJl hush so al l6,.c. Tor N",emGcr ami
l", ntccml'r' ana steamer mixed 49, Tor Dec, mh,r
70 rather frner wiz, fair business in
mand, Western extra mess sold At SI s., :, nbi Beef
hams in better demand at sl5ss6 u 6hl Bacon steady
Tor city mcHSG in bG At sss' IN c soI S ds99nd
go tor shoulders and 20 tor ham, Lard nrurr spots
gmri later uNn' active, sal,., dso d. % H. ,ni IT
We, %. aud iur future d.'frr N.ap h.' 30 1
- i"@tu ~ for February, nrt.1. hos higher Al
T,,s. in1ut1.,l N't h'ns,I G[temefc, 22s3 &c., sac
iae'ories oaA Western do 599c. Eggs, fresh. 2is
GKncrmk.-tloiEe was quiet and unchanged atl2i,a
l"4r lol no 3h@l6'ie for MaracahO and 80, nc.
for savanilla sales ss bags Rio and 2at bags Sayanla
wlln the range Rice steady AT s. sa6sc. Tor common
to prime domesue new crop New Orleans wasln mod
sTse demand q SsStse the latter tor choice other
unchanged aiIe7ae foT lair 10 good rehniag with sales
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NEW YORK. Wednesday. Nov. 13.-Receipts OF
bcevcs to-day we're i73 car oads ~ head, making
week. Trade not brisk. AM offerings were barely
closed out but the tone Of the market was shade hrmer
ami some Of the sales were az advance rom Monday
equal 81 rer head. Roughet native stays aud oxen
were sold at GdGIc n to dress 54@55 ms 70 the gross
cwt ordinary 20 choice native steers at Is'c 10 gross
55di9 Ms and iar 10 good Texas and Colorado cattle at
7,f 7fc In dress S. rs ExUurters took 100 fat steers
atsi ,asiOc. n n, TO dress Si0.56 hA
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs ~ car loads or $500
head making 40 siucc Monday against $3.50 tor the
same time last week No Improvement IN prices, and
slow sale At 39i4c q n. Tor sheep. aud 48IHc. for
lambs 1890
Receipts Of hogs 90 car loads $50 head making
total Of 70 since Monday, against 1870 TOR the same
time last week. No change In price siles alive IN
ciude car loads OF Ohio hogs At si2iGs3 3lA y 10 ba.
and 4 car load OF ROUGH hogs from fitl.burgh att2Io
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VEGETABLE 71LLOW
What n Spanish Grandee, shorn ofhis wealth.
IL Alleged TO have Discovered.

The Patent ONCE in October. granted to
Senior Miguel do Ia Vega native Of Havana, the sole
right TO manufacture artificial taow from plant that is
said to Wild all parts Of the continent Of America
II is alleged that tho article can be produced at
n nominal cost OF cents pound and that
the yield Is about 10 per cent from the prime mate
rial Senior Vega IL said To this city four years
ago political refugee. He had been wealthy sugar
aud tobacco planter. aud had been decorated by the
spanish Government with the cross Of the HOW Sepu.
cre aud OF the order Of 1abel la Catohoa, aud had been
stan Captain OF ARTILLERY In Gen. Grants FIRST term,
American cattle rasers having been s'vinded by two
spanish hrns Senior Vega II Is said succeeded IN recOv
ering more than 5000 from the swinders Sehcr Vega
has been in destitute circumstances he came 10 this
city. II said that his artificial compound is equal In
must re spc cts. 70 common inflow.
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state bonds were active and Arm. We note sales OF
Louisiana IA consolidated At Tsa7SA. Missouri 81 Han
MIA and 81 joseph issue 1884 las; and North Carolina
So old April and october. gt To- Si6 Railroad securi
ties ruled higher with an Increased buInesS The rrn.
ctal dealings were - follows Albany and susquehauna
IDS " y j. Cent convertible asscnied. 7ut, II and It
jos pa - convertible lS Erie sds 1u7@ltsAt CHICAGO
Bur and quincy l. lts North Missouri let iudi, Del
ard HUDSON It. eSteni,d. lpl Pacific Railroad, t.
consoNdated. 4 aogH's AGO. & &. Gin and Ind Isl
Hannibal and 81 Joseph -. Convertible Iul',ainsi L
~ re Dds, con reg n5il. Ncw lorN Central 81, iS-s
ioais central Pacific god bonds O7i. Central Pacidc
ISIS. san Joaquin branch, 81 Pacific r ni Missouri
lsts, lots; Buralo, n and Erc is- 1915 no Pitts
hurgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago 2lN llGf, Great So
ern IDS, couron 7i's Union Pacific a. lad grant iOi
Union Pacific, sinking iund. lu2is Pacific n No ~.
iil'ai Louisville aud Nashville vuu 1885 lOi. Pitts II
W and Chicago lists, l2ii. Pufch Com rec lsts as I
ana Nab lsts, eN cou lu1as T. aud Wab lsts ST Louis
diN, eN mnlurod coup ~ 4 AMI W 2ds eS con 73- Ia
"a T. aud W. con G., exc So. eis " stl G. NJ lss 10
Louisville aud Nashville con. tr lO4i. Louisville nui
Nashviie 2dt, s1s. Kansas PuCnc Is J. aud ID IL a.
WIN coupon cctuncaieH, ltOA; Missouri, Kansas an
Texas, consolidated a.sented. liAs International lists
WIN coupon eeruncatss IS; New York Elevated Rail
road lists 81 Chcagoani Northwestern consolidated cot.
Ron gold bonds. less southern Pacinc Railroad lists
Se New Jersey Central ISIS, consolidated asscn,l -
Ninona and 81 Paul 2ds ~ Missouri Kansas nnd TNs,
western consolidated coupon sold bonds. Iult. Denyrr
and Rio Grnnde lists Burlington Cedar Rarlds ni
Northern lsts. IlA Milwaukee ana 81 Paul and NJ
division, liht4 Milwaukee aud ST Paulss let III
rue openiis highest lowest and 4. NJ closing prices
OF Ks to-day
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Frederick Elliott. alias Little joe was mr.
raeucd yesterday In the General scs..ont He pleaded
guilty IN February last to an indictment chhrling HIM
with having shared IN the sOt uol check forgery and ne
sentenced 10 State prison Ncars llr eu.
deaNorod togct immunity hf gi'iur TESTIMONY imu'i as
INK Charlie, w FuNftf iir rN iN rN tlfrt 90 lu Sow
lork Liie Insurance tlmpauN and &c. .r L. Maxwell. a
Wall street hruk'l Nit %, Was 100 tNr cry Prison 400
where he Is under Indictment DE- was taken to tHc >u
prone Court, Chambers upou writ OF hahcas corpus
but he oudcd the officers AMI escaped lie arrested
several months aiUrWard Then Lc pleaded guilt,
share IN the check forgery upon She condition that hc
should not be- sent 90 Massachusetts, l.lou admitted
that hr was un-'lf tween for Tine ior-r, 90 the check
ana tle wan sl,Ot hIuhoI who Ind D rAAnnl
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The effort to place the Brighton Theatre
among the worthy places OF amusement VIII. IL
was made last night was not Il promising one
Tho place was thrown open 10y Mr. Frank Hnr-
risoni whose play, Tho shay-lc, WAS. pro.
duced with Indifferent success. The drama
is a rather clumsy adaptation ~ tho novel
entitled BY Proxy and IL Was very badly
played. By common mHluiruitnrsr the
serious scenes ~ the book wore mude rrdlru-
lous in the action. and the Vllniny cVc.tnl only
laughter. Tho gallery was flied with unruy
bows, who were not disposed to give the PLAYERS
q chance. and the second act WIS Interrupted
by Icers aud laurhjnr ~ several points. The
stage 81 the Brighton Theatre is too eircum-
last might cen hardly be called a satisfactory
nnn In nlLN sMnal-
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WeII.MerIted snccr...

N1 ~, SATURDAY. evening last, about O'Clock as we
were walking up i'th avenue. coui the reason
why some men succeed while others fan or remain IN statu
quo After others 90 the line Of business had closed
hours ago there was wonderful activity about the Weber
establishment "Why so latei"
This grand goes with the baggage car OF 30 ex.
press New YORK Central TO Auburn with the Marie Ro1e
concert company
"1h'to Sew Rochelle for Monday concert No time
ON Monday.
"lhis TO the rark Theatre for the Temperance Gospel
TENT who hold meetings there on sunday
This TO the Grand Opera House Tor the Murska and
Gilmore concert
"1histo Booths Theatre for the Partisan concert
This to Gmores Harden for Aaronson's popular con.
ccrt-.
No stood amazed. amt yonturcd the question. " How
many Strands DO yuu keep Tor TN, purpose? 20 Fully
ATTY was HE reply We sometimes have nine to ten
concerts to supply in the city, and many ia different
parts Of the country"
WAS really uo dr,t time VIC could fully realize why
Wshu has been 'o extraordinarily successful Aswe saw
l.u MnhiH. uu art M'r ralt. rltie,A tll, llauru,
l'Ntr "lI which he cniuui. Do, subonuuiie,. nouoru
the iesesscuti-, o ue proprietor who gives MS per
sona attention 10 everything even A. date ~ 7 or \
ocloc at night We could understand how the great ex
celcncc OF the Weber piano pushed by such force has
oustrppcd all competitors AMI le convinced that yer
before was success more Justly mcritcd.-Ah
Weekly of monthly naVments takeu for drrr,,u.o
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Thing. a. Viewed by Architects.

The twelfth annual convention OF the Ameri-
can Institute OF Architects began yesterday Mr. Thomas
Walters Of Philadelphia being in the chair In his adj
dress he said that prospects good Tor revival OF
business and, consequently. Of building A number Of
Ne members visited the Brooklyn Bridge IN the afier
sn ana denounced II elaborate In construction and q
Nlcfu tnougness. They also visited the city Hall,
ngl N beauty q outline end deicacy OF detail, they
tdefrd % greatly excel tie generality OF subsequent
nnunllnHs Tie new church Of s. Augustine likewise
nisl with their approval
M lhe evening paper was read crcising the pre
em4.ney toward the pondeTOus Queen Anne style. and
sS.,uon was MADE Of man who, after erecting resi-
ushee OF that architecture upon twOacre tract found
700 large, IN proportion for his land and was obliged
" mortgage his house 20 buy more.
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Asking for Ere. Road. to New York.

The Newark Board OF Trade discussed Inst
evening the need Of Tree roads between that city
and New York Thsis question OF great Importance to
the manufacturers OF Newark who pay over elOooO
nualy In tolls The Hon George A. IAsey, State Sena-
tors kirk and Francis, Asscmbymen OConnor and Gray,
and number NJ manufacturers were present senator
Ing reported that the charter Of the Newark Plank Road
Cunpan does not expire until Nov. -, 1853 Then the
road Will become free TO the public The committee sug
gcsed that road could he constructed from Newark
to tie llackeusAck River but the charter Of the plank
road company foThids the building Of more bridges The
committee believes. however that public sentiment would
compel the building OF bridges number OF speeches
were made In favor ~ abolshing the tolls mass meet
consider the subject L. O
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N ,hi. h,,. Of $50 hha. renn.d moderatsly aolv.l

on this basis OF $50 hhds refined moderately aotivst
hards, ota9Tc Standard "A" &c. , -.-...,-
active common 10 good strained rosins, Sl35@$i 80
changed: crude in bulk. 5ikc. refined, IN dds, Vtc.
asked ocean reights were rather quiet today but ho
rates were smstatd Grain TO London. by steam AL.
80 h. flour nv sail ~ Sd bacon 81 Liverpool, by steam.
aOs. cheese sos. cotton B32d,; flour % Giasgnw hy
steam S. Grain TO Cork for orders 81 iufd Edrt 10
trocuni 10 Rottcr dam B. oil DO to Barcelona, 81 81
crude do from Philadelphia 10 Havrc or Dnnkl,k IS
1Ojsd Taow active at 6ls@6tsc, prime TO CHOICE.
whisky quiet at Si.O9ls 9Si1u
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Rotten Hulk. Inspected in the Navy Yard.

Commodore Nicholson. OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. sent invitation to the Chamber OF Commerce 10
visit the training ship and yesterday Of the
bers went They seemed to lose themselves
platon Of the old hunks There was the second rate
screw steamship Tennessee. lately arrived from Asinnc
waters. where she was Admiral Worden's hAgship. lie
refused To return M her account Of her rotenncs
Now that her sides above tho water line have been
posed TO view the Admirals fears to her condition
have proved well founded Near the cOhdock tho
secOndrae Alaska ~ guns visited This vessel Ia
Just been rented and rcumbeTed At an expense greater
than that required 10 build such vessel from tho keel
up IN private shipyard. Commodore Nicholson had a
lunch spread for the party.
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Not a Good Explanation.

Onflcer Kemp. Of the Thirteenth street police
while gong through West Thirty third street Tue say
afternoon his daughter Annie IN the arms Of Ncho
las Leckler Of AS Second She held out her
and cried Father Lecklor failed to give satisiac
tory explanation Of what he was dong with the child
and Kemp arrested hun. The chd's comb WAS found 10
his pocket woman snid that she Leckler take the
child into bakers shop aud give her cake lcckcr on
being arraigncd in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday said that he had intention Of stealing the
child lie was merely petng her being fond of children.
Justice Morgan said he would have To give n bet.
ter explanation and committed him On charge OF kid
nan
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PATERSON Nov, l3.-Thomns Wost. on meet
hg ms former irend william Westervelt In the street
walking with his wesrO Wile from whom West ia living
SEPARATE on Monday drew a revolver and fred three
sno None Of the shots took effect and Vests friends
MsIted That he only meant 20 brighten WesterVelt
nNswrNet AYERS that last evening West front
~ mesleryelIO place OF business for two hours
ahlng ioT linn 70 out fie nd VI both ne
west % 80 into saloon and then Westervelt went out
aha o0!alned warrant for KeSt0 arrest Thl latter
uAs held IN el.ooo bail today.
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Mis-. Perry. Disappearance.

Miss Mary s. Perry. who keeps boarding
house In Little Rock N j. has been missing since Nov
on that day she In Brooklyn, with the family Of Mr.
C. Lennon Of S74 Fulton street She parted from her
friends after shopping go home She did not reach
Little Rock aud nothing IL known Of her whereabouts,
She Is slender and has a blond comp, N0n She
slate colOred dress black cashmere sac1u0 trimmed
win sk. and black AlrAM hat
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Minister Noy.. on tho Florida Count.

BosToN Nov. 13.-Minister Noyes writes from
Paris in reply to the public charges made By Leverot
saltonsta to his NoyesO completely in the alleged
Florida frauds that he did not send single cipher
10 Secretary sherman that he did not prepare
originate afdav OF some three or four hundred voters
nor did he promise office reward 10 member
OF the Florida Returning Board. But amer twas over
he said to both McLin and Cowgirl that having honestly
HAYES
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Methods of Testing Boiler Iron.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ia number OF East
ern boierpate manufacturers met at the Continental
Hotel IN this city today to reconcile the differences OF
opinion existing between them and the officers Of the
steamboat inspection service, and to decide upon some
Satisfactory method Of testing the qualities Of boiler
iron The result Of tie meeting was the adoption Of
resolution N the effect that plates which show
traction Of less than twelve per cent shall not he
used IN steamboat boiler, that all hotter plates stamped
with tensile strain Of under t1On pounds should show
contraction oi O ~ per cent; 4bUO pounds and
under 900 should show is per cent; soon pounds and
under OOO 25 per cent 500 pounds tensile strength
and over ahonld show 3o per cent
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Arr,rsd-w.nN,.pAr. Nov. Is

50 western Texas Hines. Jacksonville.
81 Russia, Cook, Liverpool Nov 2 and Queenstown Sd
s. Greece, Pcarce, London.
IS Devon, Wostcfn. Bristol
IS I.aac Bell. Lawrence. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk.
IS state n Georsii. glasgow Nov /, an Larno 3D.
s. Saratoga. SundhcrI. Havana.
s. France. Trulelle. Havrc.
Ss Elranora. Johnson. Portland.
rs Burswcil. Jack. pntraS
shin Bohemia. Frask Plymouth.
Ship Mabel. Taylor. Yarmouth.
ship Iaruafvon Castle Gyllencrantz Calcutta.
Ship Palme Krusc Bremen
Ship Cnsilda Pike. Antwerp.
bark Gcmsbok. Hall Zanzibar
Bark Schwclgnard. Hclgrsen. Rouen.
Bark Srrah, Hnlvcrsen. Copenhagen.
Bark BlOnidnn, Masters. Three sisters y. 8,
Bark Betsy, svcnsen, Rio Janeiro.
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John NJ Wright. the Tailor boy, who is accused
Of having murdered the river Spectator Bernard Feron
In vessel In the Erie Basin March 49, Is TO be put on
trial today ~ the Kings County Court Of O'orani Ter
miner Tor murder IN INC hrst degree ferron bonded
the vessel, ct Mhl Wright WHs ia chargt. tobN ni ship
iron, and Vas murdered IN thc CABIN. lis bCl> was
robbed. md with bag OF ship iron Tor anchor
thrown overheard II was found by u boatnan on
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A widow Assaulted aud Robbed.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Nov. 13.-Mrs Henry STUFF
widow lives alone segersyie Lehigh County
ON Monday ni-ht last two apparently young men with
backcncd faces drove up to the house and battered
The door with stones Mrs sufor about 10 retire TO
bed WHOM the men entered Tho house Onc OF them
placed DIS band over her mouth 10 prevent her from
sfraulu- ANA Threatened 10 Nil her she dii no; give
them her money. she them $500 after which the
robbers jumped into their and drove on leaving
40 clue behind a. 10 their identity
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Businrss .lotltrs.
A why Customer

Went to drug store and asked Tor sozoDoNT The
sorckecper said Were out Of that but here Is
thing Just as good" The practical customer said No
you don't" and walked out to neishborns store and
got bottle Of sozoDoNT.
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F,nslns Isl. VIE. Dead Body.

When John Both. a longshoreman, returned
Ia his home a. - mon street Brooklyn last evenings he
found his young wife Kate. whom he had LETT merry and
active In the morning. dead on the floor Two children,
were PLAYING in the room DR.. Cowey pronounced the
cause OF death ~ be heart disease MIS- Both was "a
years
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE lLvASAc-rfIis nAN
Sun rises.... le sun sets. 43 Moonrses.. n
NIGH vArFR-rHN pAN.
Sandy Hook 10 10 Gov Island II Us He'll Gate" II 30
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on and after this date Piper Heidsieek Champagne
will be sold for bankabe current funds instead gold
heretofore John Osborn Co, Agents for riperleid.
sleek, Is Beaver st.
NOV. H. ls7a-AdV.
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Keep your bird ~ health and song by u-inT
Singers Patent Gravel faer fur sale by druggists al
| cage dealers Depot So II dson Il New York.
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The largest and nnest assortment In the city Of cloths
Tor eater and shoe tops be found at the old esah
lished retail cloth store Keller Ruh corner Ann aud
William ala --AdU.
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A, simis a Son, Fulton md New Church sta.
and Nassau and Liberty SIS single hats at manuactur
efs prices mOdcvauonl
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Boots, Shoes, Callers, and India Rubbers for
latict misses gents AMI bows good atticics popular
prices. Patronike MILLER co. $40 Broadway. near
Fourteenth st.
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In the small OF your Back

Is dull aching pain which annoy and dstrcssos you.
Bensons Capcine Porous lrst,r relieves at Onuo-Adr