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UIHER MARKETS.

Galveston. rominal, G% 5i3 bales
Norfolk quiet. Oh. t5s GALES
Batnp or nominal, 6 3 Il, baies
Bogton, quiet, q 7-ic, 81 ca
Wiln.,ngton. firm, tx. IO3 bales
phf edelpnia. quiet 9-le, 70 bales.
Sayan IAN. ouist. 4. i,26t n~,ee
No. Urlean-. eas!. ~. 4, ii balea.
Mobile, nominal D1. 0. 0jaies.
M ,mphls, stes y. tx, 8 bales.
august o, Quie % l41 naies
ChsrIestoa. nominal. IN, So ba'es
Cincinn natl. uiet and teady, ~, BOT bales.
oaisv.;le. sts ady, GU. bales.
st. louis sceady ~. bates.
s.bustoD, n fnInal. D 10 10 OBJ balts
New YorE. steady, 6 h-l6. ls5 "a'es
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KALEIGH COTTON.

RALEIGH, n. Us, ApIII 70
Good middling coLUOn. 6ka6
Low grades ...........,,... 54 GoE
Oaceinfs 70 bales
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

BY virtue of authority conferred upon
me in a certain deed Of trust executed
~ Robert E. Am and wife, and re-
corded in book No. 1874, at page 4O7 in
Register Of Deeds office of Wake
county, N c., 1 will on Saturday, the
21st day Of May, A. ID. 1898, expose for
sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
ash, at IL o'clock M, at the court
house door in the city Of Raleigh, that
valuable lot OF land lying and situate on
the south side Of East Martin street be-
tween Blount and Person streets in the
,ity of Raleigh. adjoining the lots of
Mrs. Mollie III. Baker, d. G. Mangum
and others, being the lot whereon the
said Parham and wife now reside, and
formerly known as the "James NJ. Har-
lis place" Said lot fronts 118 feet, more
or less, on Martin street, and runs back
.outh in depth, 30 feet, more or less.
This April 10Th. 1898.
ERNEST p. MAYNARD,
apr1S-30days. Tfuetea.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

By virtue Of power and authority CIV"
en- in deed of mortgage which is duly
registered in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Wake county, book No. 80,
page 1850. will sell on Monday, the 9th
lay of May, 1898, at II o'clock NJ, at
the court house door in Raleigh, to the
highest bidder for cash, tract or parcel
of land lying in and adjoining Raleigh,
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning where Johnston street ex-
tended, reaches the eastern line OF the
late Paul G. Cameron, thence northerly
with said Paul c. CamerOn's line to
Peace street extended, thence east along
Peace street, crossing ST. Mary's street
TO Boylan street, thence south with Boy
IAN street to Johnston street, thence
along Johnston street to the beginning,
being the same land conveyed TO the
party of the first part by deed registered
N hook Al at page 766, except that part
heretofore conveyed to Frank Brooks,
he trustees of Brooklyn church and
Eco. w. Poe. the part to be sold contain
ng about five and a quarter acres.
w. p. BATCHELOR,
Attorney and Agent for Mortgage.
April s. 1893.
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Hotel for Rent.

The new brick "Hotel Neuse," New
bern, N. c., 4Ox60 feet, four stories, 20
rooms, more can be added, with all the
modern improvements, gas. water, cleo
trio lights, bath rooms and water closets
on each floor, also stationary wash
stands in each room. This hotel is 10.
Gated in the business center near the
depots and steam boat wharfs Rent
very reasonable. A good place for the
right man, there being but one other
hotel in Newbern Address,
e. w. CARPENTER, Builder,
Newoern, N. 9.
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A,cAL sToon MAxkMl
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Ills, April 2s.-lufuenccd by
sensational advances at English grain
ccnters, wheat to-day on change sold
3H cents above yesterdays closing price
But heavy realizing from beginning to
end of the session, caused reaction in
all quotations, and the closing was ms
weak rs the opening was strong. July
wheat closed 2s to u cents higher; May
III cents higher. Corn and oats gained
/ to II cents; provisions suffered de-
clincs of ~ to 10 cents on packers sell
ing.
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BALTIMORE.
NAVAL STORES.

wLMINGrog N. o. April E8.-Spirits tur
rentine arm at 2sKa2 /; receipts 2S aasSs.
brm. strained ei.tO; good ssraneo
$l.06: rece'pIs 10tI barrels e.
rude IN rpentine nj ct. hard M.So soI
81 %; rece, ,Jts 80 0arr' s.
Tar owe at sl.C0; receipts 20 barrels
CHARLESTON, n -, Aprh 20 IurLeutipe
arm at l..
ROsin sIosdy.
SAVANNAH, ia. April 2s.-spirits turpen
tine firm at z9A a8t sales ,tG9 caass; receip
d D casks.
Rosin frm; sales rs, receipts 1887; a, b,
G, D. 10; E FL 10; #. sl.l5; 9, sl.sO +, n.Ot'
Is 60; h, 20; NJ, ais 4; n, sl.65: window
n ass Sl.Tu: water w ate $l.sO.
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STOCKS WERE ACTIVE
The Business, However, Was
Not Large.
NO OUTSIDE INTEREST
BUYING DUE TO TWO POMINENT
OPERATORS.
MONEY MARKET WAS DECIDEDLY EASIER
Keen Demand for Food Stuffs Abroad There
Was Increased Activity in The Bond
Market. Wheat and Cotton
Make Gains,
Make Gains.

New York. April 2S.-War conditions
affect the dry goods market more forcl-
bly,. The demand for duck and coiored
staple cottons for army uses is the fac
tor which is most potent i'll swaying to-
days market. There are signs of bet
ter market for I'LL grades of staple cot
tons stimulated, no doubt by the move
incnt III ducks and other war goods
Brown goods are said to be more active
Several lines in wide sheetings are quot
I'd ut Il slight advance. OsuaburgS are
iirmer in tone. Blcached cottons show
II generally satisfactory tone with less
added activity reported there in some
quarters of the staple cotton market
Print cloths have been subjected to a
very limited request Extras are in
demand ut the previous quotation of >
cents, but at this price manufacturers
will not entertain propositions.
COTTON.
New York. April 2S.-Speculation in
cotton to-day was of disappointing pro
portions and without sensational fca-
lures. Opening steady with prices un-
changed to points lower, moved slowly
but showed a rally of 6 to 8 points on
reports of Il better feeling in Wall street
and indications of better conditions in
England as claimed by later public and
private cables The market was finally
steady ut q net gain of 3 to Z points.
Total sales of futures 1880.
new YORK. Apri 2S - Futures opened
steady; sa IS $40 dsles.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEw YORK APP il 23Morey on cal
ltead at lsasx Der cent: last ,oan \ per
cont. closing at per cent. PIN
mercantile paper fa7 per cent. sterlint
ness in baua srs' lis at 4slKat.s,x3for az.
mand. and 8latsiX for sixty days. Posteo
4s0I si,v.r O. sincaGes 5T1 as. Bar stlve
81 Mexican dollars 4sx 6osstnmen, bonds
irregular. State bonds dull Rsfiroad oonos
S roDg.
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SpoL cotton closed steady: middiiug uplands
6E-l6: middling gulf 9-la sales 42J ka.es.
.sEN ORLEA NS.
NEW ORLEANS Ia. April IS. Cotton
uIes q liess sales IL 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, April 2S-':0i P.M.-Jpot cot
ton, mod rae dema d. pficesl wer Ame'i
can middiing f4lr Il Sd 6 cd Intdd 10
8 % 32d; Am srican m'diling o.I6; low mid
diint 9-td good ord nary 9-o2d ordinary
3a-32d.
Sales of the day were 1900 bales. of which
800 were for sp sculation and export, ana in
Guided $500 American recep lc,0J0 Lales,
Guiding I2tuJ hales Anne lean
futures openei quiet with moderate de
m and AID closed stesoy
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clio ed sl.9IX; July closed $40 Il; September
{ 3 IN pn' SD SPOT easy; No. 2 AIN; options Msy
closed S9N; July closed 40@
OAuf, spOU stro ger, No. z, e3A a33&; oP-
tjons May closed 81 =. .o
Gay dull; shipplog 8CaS5; good to choice
55aeU. a., oco,1 ~. ,,a,,
~ a.. h. eft hams s23.00 packet al0.5GDll.W
city extra Inoi ia mess Slj OJai6 co.
1jI1t meats steady; pickled be,.tos 6407; ID
picked 81 oqldein o 90. nsms - Go: AZ,
lard easy western steamed Si.s2k: CIT.
nav So; refined quiet cont1neE'
S, rs; sonth American s6.lO; compound 4A4A
PORK firm "ess sla: issiQ.bO. short cleS
sos "a family S slI52; creamery 1s0l7 d.
factory I9keg 3; Elglns II; imitat on orea mes5f
la ala: State ~airy l4al6s: q creamery lost'
Cheese steady; large white september O."
EVRs steaay: oLart an" Faansy vAnAa IN q
1IAe = estat fresh TX: southern 10 -
Potstoes steady; New YorK ssS7h31'o'
Taliow q i; city cs2 per PACKAGE SX; coun
" Se SYo dull: United -; refined Neyg
York - 90; Phiiajelphis and Baltimore 10 %
q Rostn Este steady; strained, common to GOO
Furpantlue firm al 92Ka'3 ,vn
HIce strong domestic, lair 20 extra SAP
moiasses firm New Orleans, open hettlt
good to chocr 28s33
Cabbage quiet: Southern Sl.50al u. ,c-,7
Cotton seeu OH quiet prime crn0e IVA "a,
L. summer Fellow zzs of summer "a nu'
ter oil 2o4 a29: prime winter yellow HaZoa
,offeo Options, May s6 IL: Juae Sc 10; sp2 500,
Rio. fl m NO. Invoice Z. Joboing1A' mHO
Il IN; Goadovp Skal5 IL
trifdgal. vs. fest "a; refined strong; granu'
tied 1.l6 mould q s 10.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Apri % Flour a. IN; west
err euperfiDe 81 Ia, T., Do. extra "a Aos4'41 o.
lamily A601li5 so wtprNr Whest pa ente
s5.60a5.i0, surlng do. rs 08S Do; sprtps wnes'
traighla S5.s9G6t0.
W9eat stsa - at the dcci -; spot, april IL, ane
May II. biz: July o. bids; -t'.alaor no o. =
red IL bid, SouLEevt whees. by sRmple IL u
lIi;I do en- grace II1aUA&. oo,,.
Corn firm spot an April 9XaC; May EFSs
3pS !. ne ,59Aa4U ia 40 bid steamer mia
8S&as9, Southe II hiCe CORE 4sa2; DO yelI' "
3Iaij ,-,,so
oats arm, No. . white, western 37ha'S
40 mica 64a37 an, NJ, 9
Rye titmsr; 80. 2, nearby olAa3ff NO
westef n g.. 1900
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THE ROYAL & BORDEN FURNITURE co.

PERFECT COMFORT affor1
ed by the head, back,
limbs and feet beng
ully supported. An
easy position fer reading
without injury to eye
sight.
matically, by simple
moxement Of the BODY at
will OF occupant, while
seated. The swinging
construction forms a per-
feet balance in any po-
sition, from sitting to
full reclining, always
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CHICAGO. ( y IL IS
Opening Closing

Iouy quiet nd steady. Wheat, No. spr'n..
10 Tomiual 49, sgrlu1 rfali5; No q red,
ts,aaz1 orr. M 24a3i4. OATS :
o.. &C. %une 81 a1i. Nc. bite 8lsSl =
~ sIsI soed 80. 81 sUaLSO4. rIIrot
rimotb > seed 81 81. Mess pork: 'aI ohl., 81 i q
l,.gL Lard per bh .ts ~ 67 8. stnrt
sides q IS s5.3ua 60 Dry-salted shoulders
40 se..1 sAaT. s3hoIt Gear e.ees (boxed) cd sea
ais wh;sgey, Aistillers' fnisheu &Oo1s. De
40 ION Sl.20
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April % Al fi c1aar n 81 ia Sity
1inpesora patenfs 6.2Oa6.80: Minnesnts ba
Gera q AIS: winter pateots NS6a ~ &c 70
straight s46bd4.T0: winter extras S5'o1shiO
wip6nv low grades S2.e05dOc.
Rye lnur lea y; suoerpD 70 ranes 20
Corn &c cal hIm; yellow W SIZE 10 Oily ~
Brady wire Sz.03as 10
hyt m M Z western 81; stale rye
Barley quiet; western reodinB 80, psrIsy
malt firm. western bSaW ~
W .-aa. snnJ @ sV: No. " red " 23A; No.
orthern New York 1914; eplops, Msy
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ART NOTES.

Tomorrow. Monday. the managers Of the American
Art Galleries. Madison square,. give n special view OF
the admirable Tissot pictures illustrating the life Of
Christ TO the clergy and their families OF New York.
Brooklyn. Jersey City and Staten Island. An invita-
ton is extended TO such clergymen as may not have
received a special notice to attend. There should be
q general response to this invitation. for NJ. Tissota
pictures, so good in their artistic aspect. cannot fail
to interest the Biblical student. They are rs reyerent
as they arc original.
MI. L. Katz, a sort of embryo Roland Knoedler or
Durand -Ruel. with an establishment at 3i4 Column
bus avenue, announces the opening OF an exhibition
OF pictures In oil and water color by American artists.
beginning on Monday. Nov. II. Mr.. KatI has had
the cooperation OF a number of prominent American
painters in his venture. and 1t 10 TO he hoped that
his appeal to the picture-buying public Of the upper
west side ma meet with SUCCESS. Some Of the artists
represented are J. Is. Bristol. "Housatonic Meadow
j. c. Nicoll. " Oats Harvest" E.. L. Henry, THE New
Woman Pe,ciyAl de Luce. is 1t Rightf' +. B.
Church. "Jealousy;' Henry Mosler. GOOD Cider
James NJ. Hart, In the Pool;'H. W. Ranger. Land
scapei" William A. Coffin. Winter Evening" Bruce
Crane, Winter" Samuel Isham. Girls Head;''
Frank Fowler. Head of a Lady" and william Yer
planck Birney. waiting for His Lawyer"
MIR. Carroll geckwith's exhibition of drlwIngs and
water colors at Wundeglich's. Broadway. above Sew
entcenth street. is sure to meet with success Mr.,
Beckwith. a we'll known painter Of portraits In oil.
here appears Us an accomplished pupil of WON, OF
the Ec0le des BeRuI.Arts. Added to his academic
proficiency as a diaughtsmAn. the artist is here seen
in the best OF his personal phases. The drawings
suggss anything from Raphael lin No. GD), Tiepolo
un No. 80. TO the most modern OF motives. Notable
among the after are " Lady seated, No. ~; study OF
Figure II ing Down. No. AZ. and " Study for Portrait
Of a Lady" No. 20. A. charm. a distinction and an
individual character are remarkable in all Of these
drawings. and in view Of their attractive style they
should be highly appreciated by visitors to the e1-
hibiuon. It will begin on Monday. Nov, II. and last
two weeks. Quite q number OF his pictures have al
ready been sold to privileged amateurs. but the col
lection OF come sixty drawings. over and above these,
01srs rare opportunities 10 ADpEsGiGuys visitors.
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MARRIED.

BARNES-CARRINGTON.-on Saturday. Nov.
10. at Riverhesd. L. l.. by Archdeacon Robert
Weeks. Mrs. Alice n. Darlington. daughter OF
J. Henry Newins. to William Henry Barnes.
Observation-Disclosures Saturday. Nov.
10, at the home of the brides mother. 128 West
e1st st.. by the Rev. Joseph F. Delany. Louise
hiFenbotham to Joseph Healy.
LEE-BAKER.-On Saturday. Nov. 10. 1s9S. al
st. Johns Church. Jamaica Plains. Mass, by the
Rev. s. II. Sherman. Virginia, daughter of G
Tenant Lee. Esq. TO Henry cambridge Baker.
McLEAN-McCONvILLE.-At the Church of St
Ignatlus Loyola. New York, on Wednesday. Nov.
9, 1898. by the Rev. Edward W. Mccarty of st
AuRustine's Church. Brooklyn. assisted by the
Rev. Joseph A. McSorley Of the Church Of st
Paul the Apostle. New York. Margaret McCon
VILE Of New York to Henry C. Mclean. II. D.. Of
Brooklyn.
RICKETTS-OVERTON.-on Saturday. Nov. 10
1898, at 81. Peters Church, goth st.. near 9th av.
by the Rev. MI. Roche. James Beaverton Rickett
and Katharine Louise oyerton.
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DIR. BoNDY ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
Gave a Bad Check to Druggist Bose. but
Says He Got 1t from n Patient.

Gave a Bad Check to Druggist Bose. but
Says He Got 1t from n Patient.
DR.. Slgmund E.. Bondy. one OF the best
known physicians OF Bayonne. was arrested
late on Friday night In Elizabeth by Detective
Michael ]. Foley of Bayonne upon a warrant
charging him with forgery; The complainant
onne druggist. He charges that Bondy induced
him to cash u check for SAS.50. bearing the sup
the check was returned to him by a local bank
with the statement that 1t was a forgery. On
Oct. 20 Bose had a warrant issued for DR.;
Bondy's arrest. but DR., Bondy heard OF this and
left Bayonne. Since then he has only visited
Bayonne at rare Intervals.
When Bondy was ArraiRned before Acting
Recorder Lazarus in the Bayonne Police Court
yesterday he protested that the check was good
and that the onplainant would receive IFS iuii
services from a patient. The hearing was
postponed until Monday forenoon. The pris.
oner was remanded to the city Jail In default
of bail.
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DIHD.

ANDERSON.-on Thursday. Nov. IT. 1898. ct his
residence. 1913 Broome ST., A. ]. Anderson.
Funeral Sunday, Nov. 20. at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
BEAM.-on Friday morning. the 18th inst. Ma
thaniel B. Beam. aged ~ years.
Funeral services at his late residence. West Ander-
Son ST.. Hackensaek. n. j.. on Sunday at $3.50 P.
NJ. Train leaves foot OF Chambers at. 2:1b, An
derson 81. station.
DECKER.-suddenly. Saturday morning. Nov. 10.
Alice Decker. widow of Charles + Decker.
Funeral private.
MARRETT.-on Saturday. Nov. 10. 1898. at his
residence. 1872 Java st.. Brooklyn. James q. Mar
rett, beloved son Of John and Mary Marrett.
Relatives and friends invited to attend his funeral
from St. Anthony's Church. Manhattan sv..
Greenpoint. on Tuesday. Nov. ~. 1898. at 10
O'Clock.
PORTER.-Suddenly at the Hotel Margaret. Brook
Ign. on tho 10Th inst, A. D. Porter.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
P~ROBST.-on Saturday. Nov. 10. at Englewood,
Nj, Rose Marie Probst. only daughter OF John
D. Probst. Jr.. and Rose A.. Probst.
Funeral private.
VALESTINE.-At Portland, Ore. Nov. 10. Clara,
beloved wife Of Edwin F. Valentine.
Monday. Nov. FL. 1893. at 10 A. M. q
months mind mass will ne offered up for the
repoSo Of the soul OF the late Rev. Thomas Y.
Ward. LII D., at the Church of ST. Charles Dor
romeo. Sidney place and Livingston ST.. Brooklyn
The reverend clergy and friends respectfully
invited.
ZwEIFEL.-on Friday. Nov. ~. 1898. Elizabeth.
beloved wife of Henry Zweifel, aged 80 years.
Funeral services at her late residence. 1869 I'd
avr on Monday. Nov. ~. at l O'Clock 7. II,
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PERJURY IN 4 DAMAGE SUIT.

witness McGnrry in Jail at the Time Ho
SwOre lie Saw KeeEan Injured.
In the United States District Court recently
Bernard Keegan brought a damage suit against
the Jersey Central Railroad Company. and Mi
chael McGarry was the principal witness for the
plaintin. lie testified that he was a witness TO
the accident TO keegan on Oct. Z, $50. II was
perjury, as at the time Of the accident he was
serving a term Of Imprisonment in the Hudson
County, n. j.. Penitentiary. He was arrested
In Jersey City on Friday, and was brought to
Brooklyn yesterday aud committed to Ray
United States Grand jury.
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Arrirnd-sA1rnnlr. Nor. 1e.

81 Paris. WATKINS. Southampton Nov. ~.
Sc Lucanin, Mckay, Liverpool Nov. IL aud Queens
town 18th.
So Barden Tower. Niels, Barry.
ss Turret Age, Brady. sydney, @. D.
So Cornwall, Young, London.
SA Saratoga, johnson, Havana.
Sc British King, Freeth, Antwerp.
81 VeritaA, Felsen, Newcastle.
sh America. Eyjeuth, Kingston.
Be- Karthago, BrecNwAldt, Havana.
IS Verona, Hutchinson, 81. Lucia.
- eH FL Monte. Parker. New Orleans.
Ss Henrietta, Berg, Newcastle.
Sc Gnyandottc, Davis. Norfolk.
Sc Laiupasas, Barstow, Galveston.
g. Buona Ventura, stuart. New Orleans.
81 Comanche. Pennington, Charleston.
u. 8. transport solace, Dunlap. GibarA.
For later arrivals see First PaGe.i
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Twenty Canary Birds smothered.

Twenty canary birds, the property of William
j. O'Connor. were smotherrd in a fire at 43
Rutgers street early yesterday morning. A
lamp was upset and a table set Oh fire. In his
hurry to save his children Mr.. OCOnuor forgot
about his birds, The smoke killed them all.
The fire was soon put out.
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Bro ught Fever from Tampico.

Two Of the crew Of the Ward line steamship
KarthaGo. which arrived yesterday from Tam
pico and Havana. were removed TO SwiE burne
Island suffering from fever contracted at
TamDico. Alter disinfection the steamship was
released, The nature oil the fever may DO de-
tsrmined to-day.
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rubllc Library Open OBJ All Holidays.

Hereafter both branches tAstor and Lenox)
OF the Public Library will he open on holidays.
The experimental opening Of their reading
rooms on last election day has convinced the
management that there is a ready response to
all extensions Of library ABILITIES in this city.
Though the intention u'onening the library on
election day was not generally known, the
numicr OF readers ON that day was consider
able. Prompted 10y the desire TO increase the
usefulness OF the library the management has
A. NJ, TOT 7. NJ. on Thanksgiving Day aud every
holiday thereafter.
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Reli9ious gOt,ses.

CocIETY o ETHICAL CULTURE Sunday, Nov.
. 20. a Ilil6A NJ lecture by Dr Felix Adler.
the +" Essentials OF Morality" At Carnegie Music
Hall. corns Ssh, o.; and in Nv. special subject;
interested age .n> ted. SUNDAY school. v:S0 A. n.
81 10Y West SSth II
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o. st. Paul, from Southampton for New York.
Sa Etruri6. from liverpool for New York;
S. L. TourAinc, from Havre for New YORK.
IS Gcra. from Bremen for New York.
es vigilAnoia, from Havana for New York.
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Sc Campnnia, from New York, at Liverpool.
Sc Cymrio. from New York, at Liverpool.
S. Bowie, from New York. at Liverpool.
Be- Ethiopia, from New YORK. at glasgow.
Be- RrAsilih, from New York. A. Hamburg.
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8usintss Notirts.

and Govt cured in avery case
since 1851. FAMOUS SCRIPT loo,Ss4.
Always safe and reliable. 75c. bot. MULLER'S
PHARMACY, II University place. New York.
Over T5O physicians continually using
CARL d. SChULTZS waters In their families is GUAR
ANT of their PURITY and wHOLESOMENESS.
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REF. FATHER BOBIER PROMOTED.

Succeeds The Late Fnther Ward Rt SC,
Charles Borromeo's Church in Brooklyn.
Bishor Mcdonnell OF the Brooklyn Catholic
diocese has appointed the Rev. James Edward
Boiler. rector Of 81, Patrick's Church at Bay
Shore. J.. l., rector Of st. Charles Borromeo's
Church. In Sidney place, TO succeed tbs late
Father Ward, Father Boiler has been con-
nected with the Brooklyn diocese since his or
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