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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
REAL ESTATE.
MORE SALES OF UPTOWN RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.

x..o-,,,.,s sa,os in the real estate market were
o,'afn oIr,ost entirely confined to uptown lots ana
dwellings. , .,o -,
strong G. ireland sod for J. ". Mack the lot
.; qx12o in Riverside Drive. 10 feet south OF sew
enty-eighth-st The price paid for the sue e"'','o'
be learned bat it is understood that II Will NC ''''
modiaely improved. ,,n
Pahst A plot 5oxlOO on the north side OF One-huh-
drod-and- sxty-second-st.. "a feet east OF brooA-
ave- on private terms for investment. rr,vs the
J. B. Kctcham has sold for Mrs ~ -" 70 - West
three-story brOWnstonc house ana oi ~. 800, ~
one hundrcd-and- yfth-st - - ~ fourtb
Fred F. Holmes for So ca h rroperty each time
az n @n q RnSbcr have sold for James Thomson to
. i bmilder Two vacant lots on the north side OF
Fichty-thlrd-st. 10 feet west OF Anlstern1i ~, 30
FOR Improvement. Flathouses VIII ne elee'eu o'' '
Green Taylor have sold for James c'rle| three S
1913 West One-hundred-a 9oys6x1CO for
story high stoop brOwnsione dwelling -oN"'N "
: u Greenbaum has sold for Noble Il james
incon-avc and Nnety-eishth-st, 2'oH'0N''' vi -
John T. Dnn Co. have sold for James Mc AnnHl
two lots the north side or one pnoIovard TO
fory-sevcnth-st 275 feet west Of the Bo"le'"'' ~
Henry O. cassidy has sold for an estate ds Nos 20 rs is
and 100 0rrhar,l,st TWO hve-sory tenement-houses'
with stores 5oNs16. on private t.rhlS, go so,d No %
Anna / Graham is reported TO nave SO ~ 10
Fast Slxty-sccord-st.. but the report cou' HUI ="
confirmed. -. ,,,,., .. 10 T. r. or
NE IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Tho following was the result OF the oH'rhsS III
the auction rooms at No Ill Broadway;
Ey William Kennedy: No l7s suffo,k-st near
Honston-s;. four-story brick sawmlI,, etfc ps
22xl ~: leasohold: amount due, $3.50 lor''
caie. Frederick s Flower against Anna Marla
someryi.le ct a.: to the plaintlh for >'Vv ,,rv
No. III suoket near HoustonIs,t fouFst dmS
brick sawmlU plot 2lxlo): lcasehold: amour, "ue'
I! ~: foreclosure sale; TO the piantn ior 5000,
No 1S7 West Seventy -frs-st. near toIulI,D DnS
ave n four-story brick dwelling. lot -X Sk1 z,
amount due S27 49, foreclosure SAFE the
Iite Assurance Society against John !. fariey
a. al; to f. l.. Schuyler for f3jun 80, q, $500. o,.o
nv Peter T. Meyer n CO.: No -" lchoN-s
near Onc-hundred and wcnty -second-st, TOUT
story sione-front dwelling. lot 2pXN5; amount uu n
sS a0-. foreclosure sale: Gertrude JcN.tt .hu an
other acainst Caroline ~ Sm,h, 10 Juliu lr"yIuS
rs James l.. Wel's: Milford Place. cast side, I,o
feet north Of Jcnnings-si iour t"o-Stt"a, 10. Fore
dwellings pot ipxiU1 amount que 49, IVlc
cosr, yale: William T.. Rose. as trustee, aSalis'
William J. Tucker 81 al; 10 the plainiin Tor %oV'
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Department Of Docks will sell

nj public auction on premises the buildings West
beweer Jane and Streets october 18th. 1897
a. IL A. NJ For particulars city Record. Catalogues
on application Pier "a" North River.
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RECORDED MoRTGAGEs.

Berkeley. Thomas. and We to ihs Mann ma G
savings Insuuilen $ 'i" 81 '''i $4,000
Same W Fam, %, w., Ole, 4, ye,r,...... 1900
Blum Ncola, 70 Ch,s9n SIal'" ns.' 1000
Baisiey. George r. ard VIE and Thomas - n M%fi
cnam9 ,b gT' co I1 r ferris my YEAR 1870
Baonsmano Antonio and VIE to Fre'eIiSe naer $50
pan,ar in'inr; 1 On, T.. 70 Br Gnfneo ,s
;aH.s a' cSafies s S nantnS TO- Josph
Gfsf and another No 2loi 80 ave- yea.s; 1000
c Na. W and a5 f sa9 7 S acS Shs
cd seyoN William Fl yr J. and Vie q crmsna Is
In 'irrncr COMPANY l0Ith-st Is Il OF 800 ooo
pteyfs. julius ana wife ly Isre'tori * Si
a. trustee, &C. ~ LOUIS '...'': So 900
n:ii.o ave Folk a. 70 FcilN Dcce Webster ooo
ave 200 II n Of i7vih-st years .;;.....:: 2N"
Donald MARI and I'd NO. Ws' VS.; p RPns'S ana
p e s,s we sp1 ls vi to- t"a@' M;oas. 1900
rg ssy5s. Ms s1s ai ne f iso " Of
rel: g%y l. Il E na s1's rS %Ssi. i?'n
Same 10 Frederick meyer lodth-St lo'S IL 9, 400
r,rD %: no"' MARY ' ;o the Dry DOCK saw.
inrs Institution. ''th-st 1918 IT OF 900
Gross lyman ana wife Celia JoklnsAy No ~ ,oo
od h5o0R R%lnarina. 'T to william Koch I55'h
It. 100 = of Ae,andereye, yssrs ,. 1900
oq ,ss and ' ra; e e@& % 70 s f"s,
n,. 'S Jacob ana VIE s5nsia sshaGfo3Sers
.xecuirix 1sId ~. ltsN II W or
Amsterdam = years .-........ o'""
HILL lien1 ana ~'f fs, 70 veprS. '..' 1870
u"rseor f,io and wife william " Seymour.
n iGiti-s,. 1897 n W OF Edgecomb Hoah' 100
'''''
Same 10 Alfred Reeve. end others lotth ST. O..
iG0 u W OF Edgecomb Road. year -. $3.50 oio
Johf son Ih.nss ""u ~ Amsterdam ave wear 90 900
s.,e nroperty 1 year ............ 10000
Jenklr,s Edward and wife to irahlcy 'utt"r
company n 9 corner 10th st and Manh"thh- ,oo
months
ZONES Thomas o Ephrnm y Levy. lot IVA. map
norton OF Hunt estate. Van Nest Sta'"h d ,.o
yiyrrn,cb I,lius r 10 George W Dayton, W.
iit1-.t 30 II n OF Of 30 ave: nlso 3 Iith- ~.
q Of ath-ave -arehold, Instruments oo'D
Levy Joseph and LYMAN cohen 70 i,ncus Low
enfield ard william Prayer No 100 ha'soh-s'' M
- 20, a,.a, A ana Eugene G. O George Wiley.
luah, su'an eornsr i.tii-ave years 49,. 5000
>,,cLae outs nd wife to Elizabeth Clark, as
"', SsnsrsI Guardian OF Robert +. Clark Nos is2
and 1921 Rowcry, years. rV,Wo
Maiorlna Vngen7la, TO Frederick Adler
iSltb--t tSl II 81 1lth-ave. years. 100
McGlona william. 10 the Mount ~ vincent Co
operative Building and Loan A~ocntion, ,oo
Morris ave a:lO n n OF i7tth-st. nstalmcnt'. 800
Mescail patrick and wife, TO Elizabeth chids
and another. trustees. etc, - $ Nelson ave. -
IA II n OF orcharist, years .......... 5000
McI:earney. Mary A., TO Ephrnim II Levy. lot
BID map Van Nest Park rwen'y-fourth Ward. 49,
| Nathan Marcus and wife. 10 Robert Watson.
81 nj executors etc. 81 William Watson. Brook
N . lai,th-st, . years @b.Op1
| Nucssc Barbara and husband. to John j. ana
Louis. Hermann. lot 5si. map village Of
Wakefield, ! year .......'.....'..'...''..... Uo
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Gam Gthools.

NETWORK LAW SCHOOL
y pav school, 100 Broadway. Evening School, cooper
linton Dwight Method OF Instruction IL. b. In two
vears. ~. NJ in three years. Send fCr catalogue.
49, GEORGE CNASE. Dean.
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Suburban Real estate.


GENCY Montcair resi estate all kinds sale and
n CLARENCE T. TUBBs. b Beekman-st. Nsw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

european 5tnon ano Grapcl
r-,rROPEAN STUDY AND TRAVEL. 1s07-Isss.
- For particulars address the MISSES GElNNELL
Brookllne Mass Interviews by appointment In New
York after September 10th.
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1jublie Notices.
CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, with the

~ title Of the work aud the ~ the bidder Endorsed
thereon Will he received by the Department OF Public
parks AT us Offices Building, Sixtyfourth
aud FIN avenue. central Park until O'Clock r. NJ. OF
Monday, October II. 1891
For furnishing all the labor and furnishing and erecting
ali the materials necessary to erect and complete 80 far
ne herein specified. In the BOTANICAL GARDENS IN
PHuNX PARK In the CITY ~ NewYork the NEW
MtrSicifN RlsII.DING AND POWER HOUSE AND STA
nI.E AND CLOSET GROUP and other appurtenances.
Ard Including all the Necessary Blasting and Escavatng
Drains Foundations Concretng Brckwork. Rubbestone
Work Filling Rammng 81 Trenches Grading, Mason
work Stoncwors, Ccmentng Plasering. ana Succo
work Fneproonng. Siatework Tilng and Marbiework
Cast iron Wrought Iron and steel B1oksacks Galvanized
Ir,n and Wrcwnrk Copper and other Metalwork Sky
lights Glazing. Roofing Flashngs. snowguaris Gutter
inc Leaders Plumbing. Gas aud other pipes. Plumbing
Fixtures Apparatus Carpentsrwork Hardware Door and
Window rramCs, Doors Sashes Glass, Shades. Electro
rstIug Painting Polishing. Steps. Patf rms Clean
Ing Heating and other stenmwork Boilers. Pipes Rad-
ators Valves, Vertilating Ducts Registers and Blower
Electric Wiring and Conduits and Apparatus. Time De-
Exhibition Store Shelving and Cases Tables
nd Etrulshings Chairs ana Seats, and other Works
For particulars "City Record"
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DvERrIsEMENTs snc % fSr ihs
"a door north Of 3ist until o'clock p M; advertise
mens the following branch 9sses at regu'ss
oflce rates until o'clock p. M VIZ; 2ot sth ave,
cor 2sd st.: IHa eh-ave. i2th-s Macys dth.avss
West Iad-st stnays sc East lt,h-st ~ AZ
Sd-ave between 10Th and nth sta geo sd-aye near o
st. Ios lstave near so @'y eos ~
ave oto East 79th-sr: l.9ci 3d-ave. 266c Sd-av~s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ri,ns,on-.,, corner cln,on-s,. 2'sG77 I'''sey 81
Gg,ga' cad Ks, s9o s., 70 lr FaaR Yosei
raul R,he-. = ra.dt, O, Of Gard.i.st.
AP!s"2yHys & IA Tam'o" JANE
o7isl i>r'' Ios q u i>xne'on.ave 2eylooi 10
John Moore AMI wlfe 70 Geefge h"sch RE- -oo,s. ~
ry 5sn ir'nis ami an wirc wam Enaeman" 10
,o.so ~, at 7s.s It Of 3oih.,, 25a&i2'T sr's-
uar. Robert Green 70 h'p'.' Co., rl,c.
Jaa.en-.'. ~ :; - Van cSrlear Poc.
5oIix n " 100 to eve n e 30; pane' + '''' II
"a s'aac. ~ "a s. i5e q iii'h-'' 10
is5;7o Mo sl T yea' Sos to '' saa a Masi'
mi wife 80 Ioserh = 800 cornell rcr-l.:
IN R,1,,o.n Fer.s To- George DslsI.y and ar GOO
,o o,5er 10 r, : 4 si.a,e 5efoo' Andrew
ws.aeT 70 E's I5n. Dsyns and wife 60 600
2! ave- 10 80 - so Jo..,Pn D'..' eooco
sih-., ~ v n l' ,,i'Ee and VIZ ~ $3.50
sot ., II, iGi 2 r. q Riverside "N'b-V
zoos Thomas l. fei'ner' referee 70 . ''' 5000
\, az West; william II Scott to I'o"'a. 100
eo. n. So - West Emily n SALT I,,l 1,n as 600
cher .nai. ina.y 81, eoi 10 70 iis'h
81. av v,o, treierilk poe and WHO to s'p"i'
,2l s'h'-r'. rs I. q i>no.-eyc is7riooli
~ ave- r 5cll = ii2,h a. 2'S''"' Emma 5000
riae.s 5riis"' Road ccu'ro me- slslo II p
l4sff-st runs S."s n ,,t.,s,,N 1000
! SS,.s s i7za 2, " q Amsterdam ave. .o2 >,
NO, IL Nary g Rarnes to Jacob iie' -. "
isgff--' 20 = " of i', ~, 200
y,-.-s,~ . - . ~ charlotte iace,
e.yi,r. N'e's T.c'herg AMI VIE 10 '"''s'''" ,e5n
walton naf another .......-- , - 30, f,ii,
Morfl-. ave .. o. s. u. frip "i i',' ,,.,I'rn
H'rd .3Ni0o. william T. BERGEN - ~
same properly: Thomas Morris AMI wife 70 WI ,
w '.a E tc 200 q, i7e'4, 'oSi:' u
!, , ,y T., - q map - part y farm -
'ahr Cromwell Robert Iies ana VIE 70 "'''
e ht,n l. ~ -. .r6 .. o., I.vonia-s, 2iSl"o
| ueheor, M,skowitz % y , Hobbs. ......'....'..
| - "a 90 ,26 43O 40 AK and -, man 81
| A-,en property. THria Ncrliy - wafer " '''
! ~, 10 q man = Alden property; Sarah f, ooo
I,fo, - Edmond O'Crnnel ....t- ...,'.., i'-'
Maiden n 80 10 2..xlo0 Pnous LoNent'i' ~ ~
20 Joseph Low orl anoi % 90 G.
| iOri. g. n 21oi = " 81 ives, IN, y.
ioi II George Dsily e. al TO DAVID l. Upper" ~ on1
| insti iogs y . n N'ul"Nsif, r'Ni''-''' ,
| farues McQuiNen q Frederick W Ney.r -,
! Same property. Frederick w Meyer - im'y " ,
,.e.t.t . goo I y " Of Amste-iamaye. liHs
| 90 II: Gro-venor Hubbard referee, u ir''N ESQ
lsl,l - s. -" II OF Wli. VII, 500
,,.,h o., +, as ~ - Willis ave-. .bNl";
| Gerha.d Muller - Benjamin J. Marco ana an ,
,c @,hher ,,os n " Of Pf'spect-ave iiix
! NJ oxei iy7i: joseph IAeh'rfE - NJ 10 lh"'s ,rr
T., NJ ai5 man = Hunt estate. Fphr'm II Levy 80
20 ! sa nam ., Van Nest rark Ephrnim -.
! Levy 10 Mary McE.erney. .''''''''''''''''' ~"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-24
MONDAY EVENING CLUB.-The
FALL WEATHER.

Why it is that the kidneys are so
often affected in the fall of the year?
This is question that is often asked in
medical circles. The answer in this:
During the hot weather the skin,
through perspiration, has thrown off
from the body a great deal of excretory
matter. AS cold weather comes on the
skin is less active because of little or
no sweating, and the whole work of ex-
creting this deleterious matter from
tie Dlood is thrown upon the kidneys.
Often the kidneys fail TO bear this in
creased strain; hence kidney diseases.
A little IMMIGRATION at tnls critical Pc
Rod for the kidneys would save much
sikness any many lives. Pe-ru-na ex-
actly meets this requirement. Taken
at the beginning of the cold season it
guards the system against such acct
dents.
An illustrated book of testimonials
sent from by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-24
THE OPERA GIRLS GONE.

The Wilbur Opera Company and the
Woodward Warren Company completed
their engagements here last night with
excellent performances to crowded
houses. They also gave mat;nees in the
afternoon, for the benefit of those who
have found it inconvenient to attend the
night performances. The opera "Said
Pasha" was sung at the Academy Of
Music and 1.-THE Man from Paris" was
presented at Metropolitan Hall. The au-
dience at the Academy was the largest
matinee audience ever known in this
city. "Ermine" was repeated last night.
At Metropolitan Hall vaudeville pro-
gramme was presented.
The Opera company goes from here TO
Atlanta. They will probably arrange
for a return date here later in the sea-
son. ~ i-ts
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CITY IN BRIEF.

A. f. AND A. M.-Regular meeting
of VIM. G. Hill Lodge, No. 21S, A. f..
and A. NJ, Monday night at 7:30 O'Clock.
OFF PAY ROLL.-It is said that
Sam Smith, son of Superintendent John
Il. Smith, has been dropped from the
pay roll at the penitentiary
MINISTERING CIRCLE.-Tbere
will be meeting of the Ministering Cir
Gle Monday afternoon, at 4:30 O'Clock,
at the residence of Mrs. Chas. Busbe'.
ADD PERSONALS DbSOmFFa(d.
Mr.. John G. Drewry left last night to
visit the Nashville Centennial. He may
bring back a block or two of the best
paved streets to help along in the good
work he is doing.
SENATOR RESIGNS.-Milton Nc
Neil, State Senator from the Twenty
Ninth North Carolina district, has sent
in his resignation to the Governor, hav-
ing received a United States appoint
ment as postmaster at Wilkesboro.
WAKE COURT.-Wake county Su-
perior court meets here tomorrow for
the trial of civil causes. Judge Robin
son will preside. The case of John H..
Pearson against S. Ohio Wilson, for the
office of Railroad Commissioner, win be
the first taken up.
HYPHA LOOTIN HERE.-Maj.
Hypha Lootin Grant was here yesterday
consulting with anti-Russell Republicans
and Populists. 1t may be lima gined that
he and Ohio Wilson were glad to see
each other Their -feeling-0f
hatred for the Goyernor-makes them
wondrous kind-to one another.
LEASE DENOUNCED.-R
have been received from the Bertic
county Farmers Alliance endorsing Gov
Russell and all who are trying to over
throw and annul the lease of the North
Carolina Rai,/ad 10 the Southern Rail
way, which lease they declare to have
been corruptly, fraudulently and secret
~ made.
MONDAY EVENING CLUB.-The
Monday Evening Club viii commence
its fourth years work on Tuesday eve
ming of this week. The club has a large
membership and has been always inter
esting in its work. The first meeting for
this fall and winter will be held at the
residence of Mr.. r. I'll. Briggs on Tues
day evening, October Goth. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
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Famous Kid Glove Values.

They should throng the section with
satisfied buyers. Wonder if we can't
wipe out all former records in this I'M
portant department. Goods and prices
will prove prominent factors to that end
Note the offerings
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Some Dress Goods Values.

Not ordinary everyday lots at ordi
nary everyday prices, but bargains in
every sense of the word.
10 pieces 36-inch All Wool French Serge
the last we will be able to show you
in Blue and Black. Csc
10 pieces finch Black French Serge
Special table of SOC Boucle, Dice, Chev-
lot Illuminated Novelties, worth 75c
to 81 Uh, now. ........- &C.. ,..... - SCc
6 pieces $100 French Novelty Dress
Goods all shades, Al inches........... 75c
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Ngemvno95G 30
The Lever OF Low Prices.

BUSINESS INTO IT'S PRESENT POPULAR
ITY THIS SAME EVERY TRADE TRANSACTION
PLACE OVER OUR COUNTERS. 1T MEANS MUCH
A SAVING STANDPOINT IT MEANS
MORE TO US SUSTAINING A WE'LL EARNED REPUTATION
AND ADDING FRESH TRIUMPHS
NEVER IN THE STORES HISTORY
YOU BEEN INVITED ASSEMBLAGE OF
CLOSE MARGINED MERCHANDISE KINDLY COMPARE
LOWING ITEMS WITH ABOUT THEM
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Forecast for North Carolina: Fair pre-
coded by showers on the coast; north
easterly winds; warmer in the interior;
cooler on the coast.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity to p. m. tonight: Probably
showers; cooler.
Local data for yesterday: Maximum
temperature, 65; minimum temperature,
So; mean, 60; rainfall, 90.
The following table gives data for yes
L. IL. i..,r,r
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

w. 10. Jones.-Carpets.
Bradfield Regulator Company.
A. B. Stronach.-Dress Goods, Etc
Riggan.-Toys, Dolls, Games, Etc.
Cross & Linehan.-Up-to-Date Cloth-
ing.
W. III. & r. S. Tucker & Co.-Bar-
gains. ~, a.
S. & d. Berwanger.-We Thank Our
Friends.
Sherwood Higgs & Co.-The Lever OF
Low Prices.
Mechanics Dime Saving Bank.-Sale
of City Lots.
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Kid Gloves.

Princess Pearl Grey, black stitching, A.
puCton' '''''''.'- ''''..'.'............,3 90
Princess Green, white stitching, 2
clasp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ST 90
Princess Red white stitching, clasp
same III DFOWp' '......... ..,,- b1 90
Princess Tans and Black, in assorted
embroidered, both Foster hook, but
ton and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
NJ SIS s Gloves In Tans-all sizes, ..,.....75c
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We, by permission, give the following
private letter to the public

We, by permission, give the following
private letter to the public
Winston, N. c., July 1897.
w. II. Osborn, President Kelley Insti,
tute, Greensboro, N. @.
Dear Sir: I was just thinking when
the postman arrived that almost -four
ears had passed since 1 took the Kee-
ey Treatment, and In that time l have
not lost a days work or lost a meal.
Neither have 1 tasted or wanted to
aste liquor, and I would not give the
njoyment l get from my meals for all
the liquor in the universe. When I
used to drink liquor I ate very little
and that without natural taste or ap
petite. l believe the Treatment saved
my life at the time besides giving me q
new lease on 1t for the future
Yours faithfully,
s. D. BUGHER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY !,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All Druggists refund the money II
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-24

Synopsis or the Nealner.-CIOuuS
weather, with rain at scattered stations,
continuous in the east and is apparently
caused by the high area on the north At
lantic coast and consequently northeast
to north winds which extend southwark
to the Gulf coast. Light rains occurred
from Hatteras to New York and over
Florida, where storm seems to be cen
trail. Tampa, Fla, reports 800 inches
rainfall In the central valley and west
the weather is generally clear. with ris-
ing temperature and southerly winds.
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These Prices Move En-.
Black Dire s. Goods.

We hav hem al prices ranging from 25c
10 81 - the yard.
We make a special ftering in Se'ges and
Henriettas from lOc to Sl.t0 yard this week.
SEE EEGoODS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-24
A Cloak Week.

Many new lots from the great makers.
We've priced them to make this n busy
week of garment selling. Your jacket
or Cape is among them and it won't
cost you as much as you think
Ladies Double-Breasted Box Coat Tailor
made--iust half the usual price =. So SO
Ladies' Plain Tailor-made Beaver Box
Front-high collar and very stylish
% inches long--our leader ..,...... SIS. 90
The Tailor-made close-itting Garment
% inches long and extra fine quality
they were Sln.on, now ..., ST so
Also a few Mourning Coats left-instead
OF $IuL0, now..................... ST so
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-24

Ladies Extracted" Hose-latest nov
city out-POlka Dot, fast and stain
Ladies Hermsdorf Black Hose, very
best Maco-spliced heel and toe
usual price 25c--our price ..............,19c
Mems Black-all wool Golf and Bicycle
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-24
What to ask for when buying
Warren's Featherbone.

We have just put in complete stock
Of Warren's Featherbone for stiffening
in the dress-special prices will be made
to Dress-makers when they buy as
much as piece, as we are the Jobbing
Agents for Raleigh.
Prussian Ribbon Covered Waist Bone
for boning seams ........... 80. CSC
Gros Grain Silk Covered Waist Bone,
for bonlpg seams OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15c
Five-cord Tape, for bottom of waists,
skirt seams, etc. ,............... .......7c
Bust Form Extenders, adjustable ind
comfortable......... ..................5oc
Bustles-light, elastic, durable, properly
shaped. .,........ ..............SOc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-20
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Today's stock mar
Ket again reflected the constant watchfuIness
OF the large professional traders for reaction
Inc net changes are very small owing to
the cary buying movement which carried
prices OF most stocks quite sharply above last
nights close, but the reaction brought about
by the realization movement and by sympathy
WIN the heaviness in sugar, left most shares
below last nights close. Much selling of this
StocK was attributed to Washington orders
supposed to be based on information of the
sugar ssehe4uses of the tariff bill ba:ng in danger
IN the conference. stage. Chicago Gas showed
sharp fractional decline from the best price
auulng 10 the heavy tone of the marker
northern Pacific pfd. and Union Pacific were
the most largely dealt in of the railroad
SHARES, ana each sagged a point at the low
est with only feeble rally. The selling of
these stocks attributed to foreign or
GERS 10 realize, the recent foreign buvino
having been quite heavy. ST. Louis & San
francisco first pfd, showed a notable reacti0n
from IT'S recent strength, failing off tx hut
a SUBSEQUENT gll rally gave back almost all the
Ioss.s me Goulds were a weak SPOT in the
market and showed wide recession hut
western UnfGn rallied to above last nights
c-ose. On the other hand Lake Erie &, West
ern pfd, and Minnesota Iron registered an
auHa1ISe OF Two points each, and Edison Flee
was I9s,3 ana the act loss rs. The Closing was
n n, ana closing prices as a rule were above
the lowest, but ret losses were panerai
throughout the ffst 81
Taessseotal sales Of stocks today were 50 153
shares sfncl I'D ing. Sugar 8 400: RurIington
9,Se0; Chicago Gas, 4 eco n. P MD s 100.
Union, 1900 49, S'eih
The following were the fluctuations of tba
lead;ng railway and Industrial shares fur.
nIsheo by Z. II. +. Smith & Co., members
New IN iork stock exchange and Chicago board