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rrom fine sailors, Snug Harbor.

Captain George Ward, formerly of West Haven, now of the Sailors Snug harbor, Staten Island, is enjoying excellent health, much better than formerly, and is at the head of the committee at the home for the reception of visitors. To help give the sail ors benefit he visited this city recently and placed on sale at Dickernan's, the florist, variety of the pretty goods made by the sailors, such as dolls hammocks, which de- light all the young misses, choice baskets of wicket and rush word for silver knives. forks and other cutlery, pretty brown holders, etc. All the profits of the goods go to help make the Snug harbor still more cheery.
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". m.O. A. Lecturee.

A lecture was delivered last evening" be- fore the Y. N. 0. A. by Dr. F. B. Kellogg of this city, subject, "The Blood and Its Circu- lation." The subject was made very inter esting one by the speaker and was listened to with much interest by 8 good-sized audience.
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UOTd WeAtheF SM0eBs Ladies' beaver slippers, 50o, 75c, $1. Ladies' beaver lace shoes, $1, $1.25. Ladies' beaver button, $1.50. Ladies' beaver congress, $1.25. Ladies' felt sole slippers, $1. $1.25, $1. 50. Ladies' kid slippers, 5Oc, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2.
 0. H. AYREs',
 914 Chapel street.
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Oatarrh Oured.

A clergyman after years of suffering from that loathsome disease catarrh and vainly trying every known remedy at last found a recipe which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease sending self-sddressed stamped en- velope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence, S8 Warren street, New York city, will receive the recipe aEea oe ehaEEa. el8 tu, ,fh,afNeoR-
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Candles ana Oonrections.

The choicest candies and confeotions, made from pure materials, can be found in great variety at the well known establish ment of Mrs. J. M. Andrus, No. 692 Chapel street, between Union and Olive streets. All persons making purchases for Christmas and New Years shonld call at this store.
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Omeers Elected.

New Haven conclave No. 79, I. O. of S.W M., last evening elected officers for the en- suing term as follows: o. M., Charles Dill mann; K., Charles Sommer; F., George Bitzer; secretary, F. Miehahelles; treasurer, s. Schue; trustees, E. Graffunder, 8. Salew- sky. H Hoffueister.
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Nm Orange,

Two cases of smallpox, it is reported, have broken out in Orange in the family of Edwin Russell, the meat dealer, who lives between Orange and Derby. The house will be quar- omf1Nod
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High water at Hartford

HARTFORD, Cenn., Dec. 1s.-The river is apparently stationary at 20. feet, the highest since April, 1887. Heavy ice from the upper valley is running out this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-20

Make an elegant Christmas present. We have a fine assortment of the Ansonia Clock Co.'s and guarantee them. Ask to see our $498 clock. WM NEELY & Go,
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We shall have for the Christmas trade 8 large stock of fine Ohio turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens, all of which we shall sell at lowest market prices. Dealers can supply thair wants to their advantage at our whole- sale poultry stall, City market.
 F. s. ANDREW & Co.,, dig At City Market.
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Do not wait until the last moment before you buy your Christmas candy. Buy early and avoid the rush.
 You will get just as fresh goods and can make better selection.
 A. N. LoPER Co.,, d14 St 556 Chapel Street.
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Poultry show

MT. 0. P. Jordan has sent breeding pen of white leghorns and pen of houdans to the Winsted poultry show this week. E. L. Jones has sent trio of black lsghorns to the show. All are fine specimens.
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Pears, Is the purest and best soap ever made.

Literally everything in furs can be had at hoaa sacuues and jackets, floor mats, silk ard gloria u1mbrellas, satchSls and hats. seal sleyss.
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So11A- ooTd R.v~1n~s-
Solid Sterling silver

Set with Rock Crystal Briliants, in both screws and drops, at 65c per pair.
 WM NEELY & Co.,
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solid Gold Finger Rings,

Set with diamonds, pearls, turquoise, gar nets, emeralds, rubies and sspphires, at prices within the reach of all. ! WM, NHELY 6 Go.
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Thax Aye Ohann

The beautiful styles we are showing in mems pure silk handkerchiefs at 3oc each.
 WM. NKELx & Co.'s.
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ExquisitsIy.Carved

Than an elegant cardigan. You can find them from 75c to $4 each.
 VIM. NEELY & Co.,
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Whae more FsefuI

But select at once an elegant silk umbrella from the superior assortment shown by
 W.. NxELY 6 Co.
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Bonbonniers. Tablets, Garter Clasps, Vin-
 aigrettes, Glove Buttoners, Match Boxes and Cigar Tubes.
 WM NEELY & Go.
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PoultrY at WheIesale

Combination Dress Patterns At one-half former prices.
 VII. NEELY 6 Go.
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The Jouvin Kis

have something very fine in glassware.
 FRANK M. HALL,
 80 Church street.
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dig 4

The ssGold MLedal,, Black SILK. Wear guaranteed, $1.5o quality, marked
 WY. NEzzx q Co.'s.
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All the Rag,

All the kKWR0s Ladies' and gentlemen's Maokintosh gar- ments, largest stock in the State at the Good year Rubber Store, 73 Church street.
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Ouk Gfasn.

You Never Saw Better Value. Mems all silk mufaers, full sixe, 70 cents each, WN NEELY & Go.
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Gloves, in both glaee and suede, all lengths small sizes 8 speciality.
 WI. NKELY & Co.
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Solid SterIing sflver

Old gold or silver bought or exchanged fol new iewelry. J. Fl. G. DURANT,
 If 38 Church Street.
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An Elegant Present For $1 4.22! Eighteen yards all-silk black Faille Fran caise, $1. 1.00 quality, warranted to wear, now selling at 79c. per yard.
 WM NEKLY 6 Co.,
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Nothing is more acceptable for Christmas present than nice gold pen.
 J. Fl. G. DURANT,
 38 Church Street.
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Gents, watch Chains

Cuff buttons, sleeve links, scarf pins in botl solid gold and rolled plate.
 WM NEELY & Go.
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Are selling solid silver watch, stem-winder and setter, good Swiss works, at $4 SS.
 Solid gold. for $10.60; warranted for one
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For Ohrfssmas F
An Elegant Present For $I4.22!

have some fine pieces of statuary.
 FRANK N. HALL, d19 At 30 Church street.
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Save monel

Baskets, baskets, baskets, at Lambs. 69s Chapel street. d20 2t.
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Dou,sDeIav.

Jewelry in both oxydixsd and bright.
 WM. NEELY 6 Go.
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Clocks

Tortoise shell hair pins, side and back combs. WM. NEELY 6 Go.
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The girl who does not care for show, Whose heart with love is all aglow, Who does her duty here below
 With grace and modesty; Whose dress is stylish, rich and neat, With Royal shoes" upon her feet, Bought at 21 Church street,
 Ohi She's the girl for me. dis St
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The Girl For Me.

By purchasing your dolls and toys from
 WI. NEELT 6 Go.
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Gauzes Lace and Satin
 Fans, hand painted or plain, with and with- out feathers, at WA. NEELY & Co.'s
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Art,oue Iaces-wm. Nicely Go. Choking Catarrh-Cutcur@ 1SnSe%sS' n e SbTIstmas Cards-Wm. Neely q Oo. Candies and Confsctions J. M. Andrus. ChIietmas Cards -McIntoSn. Christmas sNovelties-McIntosh. Tinast Linen Napkins-Wna. Nicely q Co. EcIipse Tricycles Q. Cowles & 70. Endless Variety-Wm Nicely q Cos For Rent-House-751 State Street. Tor SaIe-Desirable House-J E fnunps. Eor Sale-Christmas Trees-A. Fehberg. Tur Goods-Brooks Go: , Hoodis sarsaparilla-t Drugg1sts'' Have Won ThouRht-J. H. 1earnoy. London Specially O-d1o cO.5At BSnnSlddis; N Bndiey. N1S.a % Iannie Winston-New Haven Opera House. N. r., N Fl. q H. R. R.-Tin,s t Te9le M p,-wau Pr0bete Notice-Fstate of willis M. Anthony. Save Monsy-At Wm. Nicely Co; r ;s Seal Plush Wraps-Wm. Nicely 20; c.oo. Wsnted-0Enelish Beef Jackn-74o Chapel stree' Wanted-Work tFw," This Omce. ,..,.. Wanted-Situation-102 Orange Street. Watch Chaing-Wm. Nicely & c.. Why Delay-Visit Wna. Nicely 20. Xmas OrangeS-Cooper Nichols
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The Talk efthe Town
Prices Gus in Two

The price we are selling mems cashmere 11 hose; 8 pair for $1, worth double.
 WM. NEELY & Go.
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wEATHEM RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SEHvIc6se WASHINGTON, DC, 10 pm, Dec. 1S' lo00. For New England: Fair westner' con'inuo' low temperature; westerly winds
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Wm. Nicely G {

On ladies' cloth jackets.
 WM. NEELY & Co.
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For Students Business Men, Short
 hand Writers or Scholars.
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From New York TO

From New York TO Other Places.
Anderson. Mr. X, from w 6otn st 70 West NyacE,
Armstrong, NJ, from is " nth st TO New Brighton,
Armstrong, W A, from IS W lnh st 10 New
Brighton, 81
Bell, Hillary, from % L l4th at to slasconset, Nam
tuCket, IRON June until october.
Bodfsh. W Parker, from l4th 81 a 4th ave to Ware
ham, Mass.
Bottome, tn, from 84s Z 65th st TO Saratoga.
BowrOn, j ", from l2SO Park ave TO Armonk, n Y.
Bradford, Z w, from 1881 Madison ave to sewaren,
CHAPLIN, WIN NJ, from 40 nth ave to Montclair, N J.
lonkIin, W d. from 1865 L 49th Of to Waccabuo
House, Lake Waccabuc, westchestcr Co, Y.
Donnelly, Andrew. from All W S7tn 81 TO AQue-
d~uctvllle, y Y.
Ennis, j Senern, from 90 Irving pl TO London, Eng.
freeman, + y, from 2S 7th ave 10 Haverstraw,N Y.
Hartmann, c W, from 10 John ~ to 1873 oliver ST.
Newark, \ J. .
2N5 Pavonia ave, Jersey City.
HYDE, Raymond, from 81 L 10Th 81 TO Halifax, \ :.
Howard-Louche Wm, from 9l6 K SGD st to All New
York ave, Jersey lily Heights, Nj.
James, EFF, rpm Potter Bug 10 siratogG $685.
Jansen. j A, lforn no w 9sth 81 10 Stamford, Conn.
Jordan C~orneiiuS, from ~ Henry o. To- Far NoeAA-
MY.
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Talked or by Worklnrmen.


Twenty four non-uuion clgar- In L'chtsn-
stein Bros. factory are reported to have had their
wages reduced.
The United Clothing-Cutters have established
their headquarters ut Florence Hall, where regular
meetings win be held In future.
the German House Painters Union met last
night In Clarendon Hall. Work WAS reported
plentiful. The organization Ia In a nourishlbg con-
dition.
Workingmen interested in the brewers troubles
are invited TO meet q committee OF the Central
Labor Union at 35l East seventeenth street to-mor-
row evening.
A committee was appointed last night by the
Clothing Trades Section 10 bring about amicable
relations between Progressive Tailors' Union No !
aud the Journeymen Tailors' uuion.
Progressive Painters Union No. l held a large
meeting In Clarendon Hail last night. A number
of new memners were Initiated. All the members
are AZ work at 81. 80 a day Of nine hours.
The Snoeworkers' Protective Union MS removed
its headquarters t. ~ Grand street, where meet
ings Will ne held every Friday nigEt. All the
members are wanted next Friday evening to join
In the house warming.
Al the meeting Of the Clothing Trades Section
last night a delegate reported the Gotham Assocta-
ton of Knife-Cutters In Il nourishing condition.
The boycott on X. X. Davies Is still IN force. The
association will meet hereafter in room q Florence
Hall Building.
The Royal Association of Shirt-Makers IL an or
gnniZation of hard working young women wyo
labor on the cooperative plan and are doing well.
The association annr:ncvs Its annual picnic at
Washington Park on June 20. The Gotham Asso-
caiion will JOIN IN the festivities.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR LIFE INSURANCE
Half the UsnRi Rates to be Paid on Account
of the simplicity of the system.

Hnlf the Usnnl Rates to BE Paid on Account
of the simplicity of the system.
To those who are DESTROYS OF taking out policies
OF life insurance the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association, OF which Il. Is. Harl err Is President
offers exceptional inducemi nts that prospective
policy holders cannot AFFORD 10 overlook. In the
nrst place, It furnishes hfe Insurance at one-half
the usual rates. This IL is enabled 10 do on account
OF the simplicity OF the system, which requires no
act lary 10 explain II.
II can as easily DC Comprehended 10y the artisan
and lAbOrer as by the lawyer OF III 'thematIciill,
Just as any one knows Low TO take chte OF ms own
money and credits without being told how 10 do II.
Every member IL required to pay each Sky
days, or eacn six months or year, q sum OF money
equal TO each MEMBERS share oil The death claims
which have actually occurred, the amount being
properly apportioned among tue members accord
Ing TO age and amount OF insurance carried.
The asst Il Of the Mutual Reserve Fund, 4ccord-
ing to thc last statement, eNeeel a., 2SO, coo, Its cash
capital eNCeFds al Loo, 900 ami II mas alTealy pald
more than S4.l+l, 0DJ 10 the widows and orphans OF
decca,ed members, II Is also paying more than
IS, 900 cash cacn working day in the yea In death
10. ses, It's new business exceeds a, 600 QUO a mouth
anu It's cash profts. wuicr are pas ed TO the credit
OF ~ members, exceed 81, so per gay.
Its emergency or tontinv reserve fund, which
now exceeds 81, 40, Odl II is placed In The Central
Trust Company, where Il Is held In trust 10 the
credit o. lis members.
The system has received the onleial indorse-
ments OF the Insurance commissioners OF Rhode
island, Wisconsin aud Minnesota, after a thor
ough examination OF the bnoks aud accounts Of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Association.
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METHODISTS IN COUNCIL.
A Committee Appointed to sit Upon the
Five Women Delegates.

Five w omen DeteGhtet
The Quadrennial Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church began its sessions
this morning in the Metropolitan Opera
House with religious exercises which occu-
pied nearly IN hour.
The vast building was t%hronged with O
audience which in point of numbers would
have made the bosom Of n theatrical man.
nger swell with pride in M attraction which
could - draw " 80 we'll.
The floor of the auditorium was occupied
by the delegates-of the male persuasion, all
but fve-and therefore O sombre crowd-in
clerical black. But the tiers Of boxes were
full of women. not u few Of whom had been
drawn there solely by their interest in the
woman question, and the i%mpruding discus
sion of the eligibility for Office Of the five
female delegates who have been elected by
the annual conferences.
The roll was called by DR.. David 8. Mon.
roe, Secretary of the last General Con-
ference.
Then the air was vibrant with expscts-
land Conference, moved that. a COM
the eligibility Of those delegates whose
status was held to be doubtful. II was
finally resolved TO submit the matter to the
committees -one to investigate the eligibility
OF the women and 20 report upon this to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Addresses of welcome were delivered by
ex-Judge Faucher and Mr.. Phillips.
The Methodist Social Union will give O 10
CO Dtion to the members of the conference ct
the Metropolitan Opera-House tomorrow
evening.
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A MARVELLOUS ORGAN.
THE LEAST UNDERSTOOD, THE MOST IMPoR-
ANT. AND THE SOURCE OF MORE SUFFER-
ING AND MISERY THAN ANY OTHER
PORTION OF THE BODY.

We meet men aud women every day who sosm fevertsh.
unhappy. aud with a bad disposition. We very often
feel indignant at them when we should feel pity. They
do not know why they are 81 irritable. but the cause can
be named ia one word spleen. There Is no organ In the
body SO little understood and yet so important as tho
spleen. II is the governor of the body. II performs the
same Office that the governor of an engine does, To
illustrate it stll further. II Is the %hAirsprnR OF tho avs
TEN. II regulates the escapement. Is It possible that
any reader has not felt snkinEs, throbblnEs, misgiVinEs
at the pit Of the stomach and lower reEtons' II is u
disordsred spleen. blues. diseOuragements, lack Of life
are all caused by tho spleen. No man or woman ever
committed suicide whose spleen was in perfect order.
The physicians of Europe for more than a hundred years
have been sSndiug sufferers from spleen troubles OF ny
pochondriA to Carlsbad. THIS has been the Mecca to
which all such sufferers Invariably turn. but all cannot
go to Carlsbad. Then Carlsbad must como - them.
This has been . difhoult task In the past. for the oity Of
Carlsbad would send out the water only in small quSnti'
ties, prsferrinE that people should come thors. Tia
now, however. bsing sent to America quite literally. Is
sold by all dealers everywhere, and the Juror u has
created 10 phenomenal. More absolute cures eau be
shown from Carlsbad Water than from ans other known
agency, aud IL deserves the popularity " v receiving.
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THE WURLDTTUESDAY EVENING, MAY II, 1883.

Kaiaehsr, W 9, from Is MsodOussl 81 TO Fort Lee,
Kipp, Jcnn,R, frOrn $40 f1essant eve to N, vernon,
Krauss, Chas, from Is John st to al washington
Little, WIN, from iSsS W ss,h TITO New Brighton, I.
Mayors, RIA, from solo Cd ave to Brown Hotel,
Marshutls, Al from " n 1890 ct TO Mt Hope, Tre-
Masi, Mary, from ass L s7,h to Astoria, Ii.
Merkie, Chris. from 10 h At aud LIST ave to Dover N ].
Miller, J c, from isl X SSH at to Hoboken, J.
Neuther, II. from ~ K l3th ~ to Dutch Kills, N Y.
Nichols, Edwin, from 239 W 1891 at 10 Hotel Wind
Refill, Thos ii, from Roi W 18th 3, TO Passaic, J.
Richards, Thos g., from 1876 Lexington ave to
MACK, seymour S, from Aio L iiStn s, to Newport,
RI
SNOW, Henry d, from IFS K lOsth 9, to Glen Cove,
Tillyer, DR. n F, from s6 & iasd st, to Dover, N J.
Whine, Frank, from $40 + lHtn 81 to Greenwich,
Conn.
WoititZ, Moritz, from ssa II iOth at to s,aple,on, s I.
Young, j A,from 467 W q2d st to 20 s1th Of, BaJonhe,
MI
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ENGINEERS 60 On STRIKE.
Deserving the Rreweries to Help the Locked
Out workmen.

About seventy of the $50 engineers en-
ployed in the sixty-eight breweries in this
city have quit work in aid of the locked-out
men and in defense of organized labor since
yesterday afternoon. They are nearly all
Knights of Labor belonging to Eccentric En-
%Rineers' Association Nos. /, 2, $, o and G. Ten
or twelve members of old No. Z. q defunct or
ganiZation, remained.
Members of Eccentric Firemen's Associa-
ton Nos. 2 and 4 also joined in the exodus
from the breweries. More engineers and
fremen are expected to quit before the day
closes.
This action is considered as an indication
of District Assembly 49s position In the
matter. The Eccentric Engineers and Fire
men are attached to that body.
At the Clarendon Hall meetings this morn
ing two more of the Lion Brewery drivers
were reported to have returned to work.
The m of twenty-tour will meet
tomorrow night in Stuyvesant Hal, in East
Seventeenth street. This is the Vigilance
Committee appointed by the Central Labor
Union to aid the brewers in the lockout and
to take such steps rs will cause the brewery
bosses to feel the power and influence of or
ganized labor. All the Assembly districts
are represented.
Ex-senator Grady was this morning en-
gagged by the Central Labor Union to conduct
the case of the locked-out brewerymen to-
morrow before the Arbitration Board.
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New York Markets.

WHEAT. June options opened at 93Kc j point
below last nights closing quotation. Market
steai y, and Just before noon advanced TO 94c
uoiToR. Futures opened about 2 points down ~
follows; May, y. 10; June, Q. 20; July, 10 OF; Aug.
10. Os; sept, 3. rs; Oct. q as; Now. AL; Deo
o. ~; Jan, y 5O; Feb. $50. Market barely steady.
Liverpool quiel, but steady.
quoted at II. IS; June, Ills; July, 10 co. Aug.
10 go; Sept. s.9j; Oct 9.soi Nov. ass; Dee,
TO 10 points advance over last night'A closing quo
ta,ions. Market steady.
PETROLEUM, Pipe Line certificates opened %
s6'.-i point nj. subsequently, the quotation I'd
VaDced 10 s1H, but later fell TO ".
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Nast nroa. fror, e.y Canal 10 ss walker.

Naet Bros, from B4y Canal 70 sq Walker.
Nasoher, DR., from 1871 Clinton et 10 ~ orchard 81.
Nash d Crook, from 80 Park row to 10 a is Park pL.
Nassau Mig Co, from room IS to a Morse BPd'g.
Nathan Bros, nom LOG W 18th TO 1856 W Esd.
Nathan. john, from $3.50 TO 1886 Broadway.
National Car Spring co, from 10 10 10 Barclay 81.
National Express Co, from b40 tn 9S+ B'way.
National Press. from 2l9 Fulton st to s35 Green
wlch At.
Naun6ura, S J, from 100 Greene st to Oss B'way.
Neasian, II, to lGT W 0Uths
Neergaards, y, from l1S0 b'way to 036 9th ave.
Neillsoii, A, to 25T W BTth.
Nelson, G II, to SO Broadway.
Nelson, Geo Il, from $40 W 40th ct to 2S4 9th ave.
NSessleT, X, from 496 10 534 broadway.
Eeukirch, EA. from 5l3 Sd ave to lis lt2d st.
newark Embroidery Works, from % Howard TO 81
- Walker.
New Butter store, 1876 I'd ave.
New Haven Clock Co. from Is Park place to 81
New, JACOB, irom 100 Grand st to 40 B'way.
NNeW Restaurant, go I'd ave.
nav YOTs Club from sDtn st and 9th ave to sSth
New YORK tOhiectioner, from Isl B'way to SIS
NY sl.etr.c Maii-Dox Co, from 1888 Canal to ISL
MILAN RR Co. FROM street noor to room ois,
vFroduee Exchange Bldg.
81 Printing 4 Advising Co, from 100 TO 90 B'way.
" IohSt Supply q Laundry, from o. Vessy 1t to
MI LlEs.ri age Trans CO. from - wan ct TO PROB
NYsilssS sstSs w 4fsa @si' FditOnH 'so q
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Brooklyn 20 Other Places.

Bradford, Frank, to bridgeport, Conn.
Cross, s II. from 79l PaciDc at to Boston, Mass.
Cruise, Thos X, N ID. from 1864 Broadway, to
Wappinger's FAN, Duchess County, N Y.
Elliott, Daisy, from ia Madison ct to Hoboken, N J.
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To Add tho MAYER ana Comptroller.
ALBANY, May /. Senator Fsssstt will introduee
q bill TO add the Mayor Snd Comptroller % tie
AQuelugI Commission. '
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In Jamaica, l.. 7.
webstef, John II, from 81 TO II Fulton st.
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In Philadelphia.
wada. Y, from 4Os N sd st to 400 s 4lst ST, West.
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In Jersey City.

Baldwin, Z c, from 2ss 10 381k New York ave.
Foote, n, d, from SO Grand ct to % Fairview ave.
Russell, Geo W, from l42 Forrest 1T to 81 Glen
denny ave.
Warren, Mrs, from 1850 w l3lst s, n Y, to lO6
Union 81
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Newport q Asbury Park.
Ial, S Isaac, from Front st TO Asbury Park.
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Gold, Otto, from sos Warrington st to 4os Bloom
field Of.
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In Newark.
Farmer, II 6, from 81 Broad ct to Riverside ave.
kirkbtide, w NJ, from 1856 Shefneld 81 10 So Sussex
ave.
simon, c julien, from IFS Orchard st to sos Mul-
berry at.
Storm, from $40 Belmont ave to sls Bergen o..
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Jersey City to Hoboken.

Kenny, John. from 2es 18th st to 50 Hudson ct,
Huboken.