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DEATHS.

DAVIS.-Departed this life, at $3.50 A.
NJ, Thursday morning, November ., 1855,
I'm his fifty-third year ABRAM G. DAVIS,
brother Of Patrick and Lettie Davis.
His funeral will take place from the
Ebenezer Baptist church SUNDAY AT
TERNOON, November r. 1893, at
o'clock.
NJ CAULEY.-Died, November 0, 1893, at
G10 o'clock, EMMA L.. infant daughter
Of George w. and Emma j. McCauley;
aged nineteen months.
vember 9th, at 1915 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of her husband. John w. Wood
WILLIE ANN WOOD NEE AlletO.
Funeral services at the residence, No.
east Marshall street AZ u o'clock THIS
Saturday MORNING November ilth.
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War is a very expensive business.
Statistics Of some of the great wars
Of the past are as follows: The Crimean
war cost S2.O0O.OOOOO and 10000 lives
the Italian war Of 1879 $500, 10000 and
5000 lives; tbe war OF the rebellion cost
the North 3,l0OOO00OC and the South
&3O,gO,OO0, and together about 5000
lives; the Prusso-Austrain war OF 1866
cost 1898 0O0 900 and 5000 lives: the Russo
Turkish war. Si25.000.000 and 10000 lives.
and the Franco-Prussian war. $i,100 000, 900
and $4,000 lives.-Argonaut.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov 10.-Flour-Som
little demand; patent, S3.OGq315; family,
Sl.SO4200
Wheat firm and higher; November,
5Slkc., December, a9iac.
Corn firm and higher: November, Base. /;
December 34k0343sc.
oats firm; November. 2TNc.; December,
2Sc. May, 3l3sc.
Pork STANDARD mess. S1LJ0qI7 G2I5;
on orders, SiS25.
Lard-Prime steam. S937ih
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, 500;
ribs, SS75dS.S7l2: shorts, $500.
BacOn--BoXed shoulders $50; longs
$1,000; clear ribs, Sl0i2ik, shorts, S10.3zIa
High wines steady at 81. ID
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 10. 1883

NlCHMOND, VA, NOV III, 1913.
Offerings-W Wheat, LISP bushels; oats,
LOO bushels.
Sales-Wheat, ] ,152 bushels.
s-Wheat-Longberry Gao. TO
Csc; mixed, 63c 10 Csc. shOrtberry, Coo.
70 &c; No. 2 red. G6c. to &c
Corn-White, prime Virginia dag lots).
l6c. 10 4Ic.; white new, 44c. to doc
NO. white, 4Gc. to 4Gc.; No. 2 mixed,
45c. TO &c
Oats-Winter Qor seed, BIC. to 36c. :
no. 2 mixed, 35c. to 3J12c. No. mixed,
Rye J3c. TO 5Sc
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
N-uyv YORK. Nov. 1O.-Flour market
weak and only a iobbng trade winter
wheat low grades, N2uoH -'f1t Iat. ~
rsto,f S3' SoGI35: low extras S2O1d2.4j
Southern -four dun and easy common
TO fair extra. S20o03.oo; good To choice
do. So 10Ni
frner. No % red. store ana elevator
charlie. Options opened weak ana oe-
ciiucd maze. on easier cables, rallied
slightly. and after frequent Huctuallohs'
closed steady at l8c, over yesterday; ,c-.
Coru-Spot dull and firmer' NO = 90,
~ tGWc.. elevator. 47C. Options very aul
and MGhc higher, WITHOUT Hpeclai ied-
lures. and closing firm; November ao'Zc'i
December. 41c 49,
December 85c.: No . white, November
3Gc.: December. 3GHc., mixed western
3alsQ36i5c: white do, 36ia04Oc
Wool quiet and unchanged domeslc'
Beef quiet: extra mess, Slo5Oa1loo;
beef hams dull at $l55o0l600; tlerced
beef inactive; city extra, indla mess,
S21 .O0622 90; cut meats quiet and weak
picked bellies. $3.50; do. shoulders, S6'3V'
DO. hams, S9OO09.75: middles nominal
Lard quiet and weak; Western steam,
$40; city, SS:75.
Pork easy at Sl9OO0l95Q.
Butter dun and weak; state dairy, i9o
2Iiso.; DO, creamery, 23H2Nc.' hlsins, nc.
Cotton seed on dun and easy; crude,
Soc yellow 3onloc.
Petroleum quiet and firm; Washington,
barrels. $3.50; DO. in bulk. $40. Re
dned-New York. $513; Philadelphia and
Baltimore S515; do i'm bulk. $2GO4265.
Rosn quiet and firm; strained, fl250
l2Iig
Tufpcntne quiet and steady at Soh9
Rira firm. domestic 3M0yc: Japan
43s04Hc.
Nola.ses nominal New Orleans steady
and quiet az a003sc.
Peanuts quiet; fancy &c.
Coffee steady at points up to points
down, November, SIPS; January. Sl66o;
March, Sl655. Rio steady and quiet;
No. e. Slt0lsac.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady fair refn-
ing. l3-lGc. Refined steady and in fair
demand, No 6. 4 11-1BuAnc., standard A
4 9-iGUfSc.; Cut-loaf 50J .3-l6C.; crushed
501 3-l6c; eranuiated. 9-lGqilc.
Freichts quiet: cotton. 32-6id.: grain. Sd
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE MD. NOV. 1o.-Flour dun
Wheat inactive and higher: No. . red,
snOt 65f6jhc., November 64'SQG,lSc.;
DECEMBER G6hgG6lc.; steamer No. 2 red.
80 aGlH.ci milling wheat by sample,
corn steady: mixed spot and November.
dIil4f axe. year and January, 44HM45c
steamer mixed. 43sc asked white corn,
bv eaplnie 4Gc for old and f3ai3c. FOR
now. yellow do, &c. for ole aud 42Ac.
pst steady. with good Inquiry; No .
white. Western, 3jhc.; No. = mixed West
Rice inactive and in SLOW demand; No
Hay dun good to choice timothy Sli.5o
Nf5I0
Grain freights quiet and unchanged.
Butter steady; creamery fancy, DC;
DO. fair to choice 25d2oc., DO, imita-
ton 2jI2lc.
Eggs firms Western, 23MSlac
Coffee quiet; Rio cargos, fair, l9Ac;
No. T. lsKc.
Sugar strong: eranulated, 5Gjlsc
Other articles UNCHANGED
stocks baltimore and ohio stock. 7lh;
Northern Central, o.; Consolidated Gas
bonds, 10; do stocks GO306l
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, TO-, NoE l0.-Flour-
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 10.-Rosin
quiet; strained Tic; good do, Sl.0j.
Spirits turpenune, 271lc.
Tar steady at Sl.1O.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, S105
soft and virgin, $40.
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v,dR OF WAKEFIELD. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

edit d
rscu0 a whole Goldsmith has ihei over the ~9rd inc
and
lad
Scott author lyes 80 Wen
reconcile US Poor Posa genial fancy and the most
smp
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rV-GRoyE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Grove avenue, near Beach street, -Rev. J. e.
hlpES. p; p pastor; resednsps ~ = IA a. IN, ~,
Rev. NJ. ID. HoaE, DID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-11

Hawthorne The
n ice-Iod Tales They have an
the Of author Of
its own ar the Imaginative genius OF the author
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

gg-MARsHALL-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Sunday-schooI at 9;3O A. VI. Reg
ular preaching boy the pastor, Rev. A. X.
Sunday-schooi association AT $3.50 =. VI. AS
the repairs 20 this church have been com
peted, the congregation Of the other Chris
tlan Churches will meet with this congrega-
ton a. p NJ. to celebrate the reopening of
the church,
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/ PKlCF. 3 Conis
, Our price 10 sender OF
| kConpons. = cents.
Nov. II
1879
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.

ooo H hEyERs BACHELORS HEART Marvel
No No LAYS I4 OF ANCIENT ROME nlaaatol
N@t The HOUSE OF NATHANIEL
ho@ CRAWFORD MRs GasKELL
No THE COMING BvIoR
Not DREAM LIFE yixM MARVEL.
FRANKENSTEIN; OF Rev
MOB a booh Of GOLDEN DEEDS NJ oNsg
MISSES FROM By rHN HlyHoR
No IL the ScAkLEF LETTER BY NAra.SEt HAwraoRSE
l.
No Is HIGAt OF WAKEFIELD illustrated
No1 PAUL AND Virginia by BERNARDw PIeaE
lrn LIVES
No H. LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH EDnoSsouyE A
No IS LUCILLE By MEEsDm tLordLy ttonJ
No 10 DREAMS. b. dlAph Iron caRESER
No % BLACK BEAUTY
from The efo
ImesBo
" " % ~
Iown'''''
Address TIMES Tines, Richmond Va
Watch the list carefully, added.
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Es-sEyENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHUkCH.-JABEz HALL. Pastor.-Preaching
at u A. 81 and T. NJ Sunday-schoOI az g: D
A. n. Christian Endeayor 1918 p. NJ. Prayer
n A. NJ. Thursday. Young Ladies Sewing
Clrcle. 1 j. n. ErldaY.
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r~OLAY-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Clay and Graham Streets, Rev. n.
A. BAGBY misunderstanding at II A. 81 by
the key. Mr. LITTLE. Sunday-schoool ~
day at s:l5 T. NJ. A hearty welcome extended
to all. Is
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,xn yIRGIyIl BY BERNARDIN DE SAINT PIERRE

nv
idyhc place
OF genius
be u
IL Is book that sure 70
all
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,,vs OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS
ND U rn,,oNeTOrNE AYTOUN

bY "" ballads Lakewood their
Of
with schG2 reader ana IN
ed and
repertoire ana
affected Scottish history the hoyast
trS that OF "Coyenanters
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, r, EQUALIZER LETTER. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

A romance Of Intense interest 10, 'a rs,
Ivsi5 and graphic description, 10 To- ,re bs
e. -, New England colonial ire we ia
IU,e he best Of SCOTS novels, It is true at
tsst,res Of the age and place.
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-o pk and the story Mis-, ssr st sopusry for
us realistic appeal to- those VINO % sr ard i'm
o.
10 especially 'no WV IVA $500
yress' cruelty 70 animals
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uFIRST ENGLIsHLUT CHURCH
Seventh street between Broad and GrAcel
Rev. J. Q. SEEGERs. pastor.-Seryices AZ ii
A. NJ Sunday-school At 9;3D A. ~ PRAYER
meeting every Wednesday night 81 9 o'clock.
All welcome
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rrsEcoND rREsByTERIAN.-pr. HOOK
will preach AZ II A. NJ. and 1880
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,,.vs Bv Ralph Iron) OLIVE scHRErNER

49, xe African Farm Dreams has many the esa
actersic high medtau qualities sh
the g1m reader dreams
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R-PINE- STREE1 BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Pine and Albemarle streets. Rev. J.
y. HUTsoS, notwithstanding Sunday at II A.
NJ. and Z. NJ. by the pastor. Sunday-school
at 9 A. M Prayer-meeting Wednesday night,
s O'clock Young peoples meeting Friday
night O'clock "a
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MAXINE fSTELAiGESCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. 10. 1893
sun risos.......... GIG Noon sets. 6:Oy a m
Sun sets........... SOP Day length .l0h lon.
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W-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH cor. Broad
and Twelfth streets.'-Hey GEOEGE COOPER,
ID. D., pastor. Preaching 80 u A. NJ by Rev Il
G.JONLs, DID. No service at night
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wwAsHINGTON-sTR METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH corner Wash
lngton and Cary streets) Rev. W. AsBURY
u A. NJ and at s:l5 T.. VI. 10y Rev. f. l.. ELL.
ID u. Sunday-school a. 9:i5 A. VI. Monday at
s:l5 p. ". meeting Of the Young Peoples
az s:l5 i. NJ. church Social Friday at s:i5 p
III. Class-meeting n
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Eg-GRACE- STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-ReU JAMES Y. FAIR, d. d.. pastor.
Services at 81 s. 81. ana +, 81, freaching
4. NJ. Wednesday night services att Is
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y BIO DIS T REET METHODISr
CHURCH corner Broad aud Tenth streets.
Rev W. V. TUDOR. d. D.. pastor.-Seryices
as follows: Sunday-school, $3.50 A. NJ. Preach
ing at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. BY the pas
tor. Services Wednesday night at S
o'clock Class meeting Thursday night
a. y Young Men meeting Saturday 81 3
+. NJ Strangers cordially invited TO attend all
these services. subject at i. NJ. The har-
vest Of al this business is Sin "
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sH-FOURTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Fourth, between Jackson and Duvai streets
Preaching az ii A. d. and 5 T.. il. by the for
mer pastor. Rev. II. +. WILLIAMS.
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roo.ve np Ella. By CHARLEs LIE.

are
hits happ ard ana COMPOSED N sf. az
obtrusve
once e bSest-Lam Importance everything ana sheds
overa
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- NOISES FROM AN OLD MANSE.

ther delehsul companion Tor Idle hOUrS Is VIs VOIV
pers which Hawthorne entitled AosSy ,n0 ruth IFS
works It distinguished Tor ity st 1g,r ~ Gnu $500
Ience commends anew 10 pubic iAFol'
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,rcup Bv OWEN MEREDITH lRobert Lord Lyuonl

rs.
i
thought fertility
brilliant dialogue
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Fg-ALL SAINTS +. E. CHURCH OIadison
near Grace Rev j. y. BOWMAN, rector
Morning service AZ II A.. NJ; evening ser
vice. /. NJ. SUNDAY school at . 30 A. ii. =
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v op Az AFRICAN FARM. By RALPH Iron

OF and
M
wild o
studies with problems which robe
novels Of the age
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gB-EAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Twenty-elghth and L notwithstanding by
the pastor J. 4. Tucker, 40 II A. VI. and SIS
p. u Sunday School at 900 A. d. Is
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sE-ST. LUKES EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly and Washington streets. Rev.
@. T.. hUYK, minister IN charge. sunday
school 81 1880 z. VI. Evening service az $40. Z
Nj. Evening prayer and song service, with lee
ture every Friday night at 5 o'clock. lou
vices III you do not attend religious SER
vices elsewhere we would be especially
pleased to have You come and worship with
u regularly.
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Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT Building Richmond
Watch the list carefully constantly added
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MONUMENTAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Thirteenth and Broad streets, Rev. JOHN 3.
Services AZ IL a M and 6P, NJ. Seats free.
Welcome 10 all
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sE-ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
URCH Broad street between Twenty
fourth and IWenty-ffth.-oery at N A.
Al, ana % q / ". The kec'9r hey h 4. Coon IN
Fulton, Rev. G. Il. KUYK. minister in charge,
sunday school $3.50 p VI. Sunday service II
A. NJ and T.. d., and Wednesday at 5 p. NJ.
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WUNION GOSPEL MISSION tcor-
ner Seventh and Main streets). Interesting
meetings on Sunday afternoon at o clock and
sunday night 40 > O'clock Meetings every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday during the
week al o'clock. Conducted by Mrs. K. NJ.
GLoyER and co-workers A Welcome 70 all.
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This MASTERPIECES Of Hawthornes Is ful OF The lmagna
IN felicity Of touch. its author unapproached By
day The work is perhaps the pures piece Of poetic pro
American literature.
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MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH laurel street oppo-
site the Parkl.-Services 50 ll:l5 A. ii. and s
7. NJ Sunday school az $3.50 A. NJ. All who
come are welcome and seats furnished them.
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tV-MIzPAH PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH
Services every Lords Day at 4 L. NJ. Sab
bath-school at 3 p. NJ. Mid-week meeting at
80 z. Nj. Wednesday. All are cordially in
Ylted.
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FEST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Beverly and Laurel streets, Rev.
PRE Powers pastor.-Sunday services at II
A. N. and T. II. Free seats and all welcome.
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sg-REsCUE MISSION MEETINGS. C97
Mayo street, foot OF Ross street-Gospel ser
vices every Sunday. Tuesday Friday and
Saturday nights at o'clock. All interested in
mission work are cordially invited.
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COPAL CHURCH S0IfTH. Rev. N. Il Inn
KISs. ID. D., pastor.-presching at II A. VI. and
7:45 J. NJ. Lecture and prayer-meeting We'd
nesday night Seats free Public cordially
invited TO all these services
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EEUNITARIAN CHURCH.--Rev. GEORGE
LRoNAND CHANEY will preach in Beiyidere
Hall. ~ west Main street near Monroe Park.
at4P NJ. Subject: "Ecce Homo" Bible class
at3P VI. Subject: Man as Viewed by the
Ethnic Religions
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o rn ,yrrNsrrIN. an THE MODERN PROMETHEUS.

Nature" Mrs Sheleys fran
hook every one It's author has great imaginative po
In "Frankenseln
the mind and make once read the BOOK can haruy
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]. NE REYERIEs on BACnELOR or ROOh 0F rnR nEARI

By TX. MARVEL Donald G. Michel)
oaes S'i Ter s s T2 Hs at S9 s cost o price
HOVE a s;%' a.5D D.ss.a . ssn sss i from his pen no" quaint
ROME By LORD MAAuLY Beautifully Illustrated
aca and sn . % sS ss g i9 poetry a
The English no les. sP'PSS R Sa sS FsS. realistic power Of
this delicate outline Inc Illustrations
8. TILLYLOss SCANDAL. BY j. NJ BARRIE
6s, had f Pasoo %a me s 5 .5e e
peasant own special ssdand SHOWS
dry qani aa@1or .r8.
realism and force and asc Of narra4y. Never since Scots
droin ~
HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES By NAnAs,L
This masterpiece Of HwthOrnes full the magnauye ena OF romance
day is perhaps pure Of in of
s. CRAWFORD. BY Mrs G.skr1L
% % % @ ,,s sketches s s a World
so life ' an of H 5 A Sy s deu S Of t1s habits
aputude the writer 1t beautifully
the sa G"PS aSs y h n E 1a clever % ana @a
% y: s' So "a sl s5s S;s. 3:
ssy' d aGusr ' CONDITION S
thing. anof but rarely gifted and versatile
= DREAM LIFE. By TX Marvel. Donald G Mtcnerl
1s m s9 its andy D e %SF studio. individual Character
pnS ssPs II s has ,s apprsPoS
rRASKEYsrEIY; Or MODERN PRONETHEUs By MHs snEry
c 6S. should sss a s. a,5 S' 6as a @ssa.
passages
We d and make book hardly ever be for
- , pooV OF GOLDEN DEEDS. c. NJ YoNGE
pu
and
thanth $ develop and moha inc 'as'' u Wv 'o ' 49,
tmi
10 NOISES FROM AN OLD By NATHANIEL HAwrHonE
delightful idle hours TINS
i E0sa 9n rs as' IT aneS to public
:, THE SCARLET LETTER. by NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
IL I'M mental
and Colonial wei
The besto SCOTS novels III 'u7 a. '"1 - 49,
features Of and place.
90 ESSAYS ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB. lunar ,., ,,, many .v
l2 humr WIN sy
carefully elaborated as
happy the ard COMPOSED IN
they Seeking his material IN
Importance to everything ana sheas
the hui'O'7'
a. vtf,R OF WAKEFIELD BY OLIVER 'oLps@hh'
iO' English VII increase
attractions shed world ths
and scenes II are unsan
and and
Scott sa and again OF an author VINO wen
reconcile US ,Tacsc Pa genial and the mos
exhibits all the .nd'"0
SIverng simplicity
1870, rot "A TALES. BY NATHANIEL HAwTBoRSG
a. TNlOh distinctly
Hawthorne The stories
writer's o published
wea OF thought Insight which
the The Each
femp 4'"'
It's own an than by Imaginative genius OF the author
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EV-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace and Madison Streets Services
at Il A. VI. and p. NJ by DR.. KERR. Services
at Mestnaingter a. A:3l Z. NJ
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CRAWFORD. By Mrs. GAsKFLL.

Crawford" in its charming miniature paint
calls the best OF Jane Austens novels. II is
social life In an English country village. descr
ions, character and social conditions OF the III
earnestness and with hne literary aputudes
illustrated
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ss-ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Twenty ninth and Marshall
streets, Rev. Ii. j. MITCHELL. pestoT-oeryice .
sunday II A VI. and 1886 p VI. SundaY-school
9:l5 o'clock Wednesday and Friday night.
Prayer meeting at o'clock You are cOTdi-
all invited to an Of the services.
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.VHIGHLAND PARK METHODIST
CHURCH. -Preaching at II A. VI. and at 1880
=. NJ by the pastor. Rev. J. n. LATHAM. Sab
bsth-school az 0:3l A VI. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night at o'clock.
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6. THE COMING RACE. Bv LORD IYrroN.

1.-The Coming Lord Lytton clever and Ingenious S
OF mind Of find In
time curious but fase mating picture Of the hum
Il century, when huma
mechanical contrvane
70 enabled exchange domestic
have at
social and ndustr
OF fanciful but rarely gifted
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
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ROCK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. By c. NJ YoNdE'

This is just the book to put into IN
morality. and true manly ana woman l.
than this TO develop and mould the 'as'
optimistic and patriotic ideas
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Z, DREAM LIFE. DY Th NJ AhFEI II70001' VI
this worldwide American
contains series and picturesque studies OF nd
fascinating power over the reader while s
ron charms the literary appreciation and fills the mind with dell
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, 10. NoY l0.-Flour-
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Kept His wife In a Trunk.

The authorities of the village OF Neu-
bourg, in France, were advised recently by
an anonymous letter that a peasant named
Lehuby was "sequesrrating' his wife. The
gendarmes presented themselves at Lehu-
by's house and asked 10 see his wife. This
request being refused, they proceeded to
search the place from The cellar to the
granary, and having found no trace Of the
woman were about to withdraw when one
of them discovered "A large trunk and asked
for the key. On the case being opened the
figure of Nine Lehuby suddenly jumped
up like a jack in the box, and she explain
ed to the gendarmes that her husband
would not allow her to 60 out and that
whenever he left the house he left her
locked up iu the box where she could
scarcely breathe. Lehuby was at once ar
rested and will be tried for amateur inn
prisonm6n6n
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A prunI.ard,. Hazardous rrenI,.

ATLANTA, Oct. 1O.-A drunken painter
named Tucker gave war dance on the
narrow platform at the top of telephone
pole ninety feet above the ground yester-
day afternoon. He carried up flask of
whisky and a can of green paint With
the paint he colored himself green from
belt to crown. He assaulted a lineman
who went to his rescue and they had a
thrilling fight. Tucker tried to throw the
lineman off, but the latter finally got in a
blow with his nippers on fuckers head,
knocking him senseless. Tucker was then
let down with rope and taken to the
police station,
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RrnaIo live stock Mnrlet.

BUFFALO, Oct. o Cattle closed steady for
best grades, slow for common; good to extra
steers, 400 TO l,5Ol lbs, Si750525; medium to
good steers, Si.5; light to fair, SO S5Gnl4O; com
mon branded westerns, S3,l503GJ; tat heifers,
S35 03 81; old cows, Sl.Ij622 25 stoakers and
feeders slow; S2.a@3 for stOCkers; feeders,
S325035l; fresh cows firm at S25d55; late
springers not wanted. Hogs weak, lower, with
a number Of common unsold; Workers, good to
choice corn led, SG.si96 %; grassers, S6.100
$50; mixed packers $50 al; choice heavy,
S6gla7u5: common to fair s650M6.S0. Pigs,
S6iO0655; roughs S5.50@62j, Sheep and
lambs closed weak for lambs and steady for
sheep; fair 10 good sheep, S32iG3.sj; extra, 81
culs and common, S20' fair TO good lambs,
Si20A55 choice, $40 a.; Canada lamua
81 QLG5 lS
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Fatally Shot by a worthless Husband.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1O.-John T. Kelly,
q shoe laster, 35 years old, shot and fatally
wounded his wife Maggie, about ten years
younger in the presence of a number of
onlookers, at Twelfth and Race streets, at
II o'clock last night. The shooting is the
elimination of several years of unhappy
married life due to the husbands drinking
habits and his abuse of his wife. Mrs.
Kelly has refused for over a year to live
with her husband, but partial reooncila-
tion had been effected and the woman
was shot down without moments warn
ing while Kelly was escorting her to a
street car. Kelly was arrested