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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-23
COTTON.

New York, October 22.-The cotton
market opened steady with prices l to
2 points higher, but exhibited very little
animation early in the session with
scarcely point fluctuation in quotations.
The feature of news was the statement
that killing frosts had occurred last night
in nearly every State in the cotton belt
with the temperature at : o'clock this
morning only a few degrees over freeZ-
ing point. As this condition had been
quite generally discounted, sentiment
was affected very little by the bullish
change.
Receipts continued to be the gauge
used by the trade in sizing up the crop.
The chief support of the future markets
here and abroad is still the demand for
spot cotton at all points. To-day Liver
pool cables had no direct bearing on the
market.
Late IN the afternoon the market i'm
proved materially on burst of covering
by those shorts fearing possible sensa-
tional developments in the cotton belt or
abroad over Sunday. During the last few
minutes the feeling was mixed with the
close barely steady at unchanged prices
to one point higher. Estimated receipts
at the ports to-day $4,000 bales, against
54.433 last week and $3.50 last year.
This week 425,000 bales. against 421 1913
last week and 10000 last year. To-
days receipts at Memphis $500 bales,
against 5.221 last year and at Houston
30 900 against 1858 last year.
NETWORK.
New York, Oct 22.-Cotton futures opened
steady.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. October 22.-The stock
market again showed itself independent
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Machine BUSINESS

We are still on hand with full LIVE OF
engine boilers, cav and grist mills, tram
cars. the celebrated Champion Reapera
and Mowers and Drick making ma
chimes.
Repairing Dons Promptly.
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Nos. 4o3 and 4o2-"The Atlanta Specials,
Solid Vestibuled Train OF Pullman SieepeTs
and coaches between Washington and At
lanta, also Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Chester, y. {.
Nos. al and 8S-The S. A. [. Express, Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers De-
tween Portsmouth and Atlanta. Company
Sleepers between columbia and Atlanta
Both trains make immediate connexions
a. Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texas. california, Mexico, Che ttanooga
Nashville, Memphis, Macon, Florida,
For tickets, sleepers, ETC., apply to
Fl. S. LIZARD, L. z. A.
Il. ST. JOHN,
Vice-Pres. aud Gen. Mgr.
II. w. b. GLOVER,
Traffic Manager.
V. e. McBEE,
General Superintendent.
T. J. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
General Offices, Portsmouth, Va.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.--1 p. M.--Spot cotton,
quiet; American middling middling Lied.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which
500 were for speculation and export, and in
cIuded 1900 American; receipts 900 bales, in
Guiding Ia, 100 American.
Futures opened quiet with moderate de-
mand and closed quiet but steady.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
1-2; middling gulf So I; sales 12l bales.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of power conferred upon me
by certain mortgage deed, which is duly
recorded in Registry of Wake county, in
book No. 135 at page 294, l will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash
at the court house door in the city of
Raleigh, n. c., ON
THURSDAY, NOV. TO- 1898, AT u
O'CLOCK, NJ,
all that piece of land in said mortgage,
described as follows in Wake Forest
township, adjoining the lands of j. c..
Leigh, Norfeet Kelly, j. G. Freeman,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at
rock j. G. Freeman's corner, thence
S. III degrees w. ~ p to rock, thence
w. % p to rock thence S. 20 T to a
rock and pointers, thence 5. 4S degrees n
6215 p to a pine, thence ,
| 161b degrees w. 46 40 I
to rock, thence S. II degrees r. 81
p to rock, thence N. 21a degrees u. 153
p to a rock, thence w y to the begin
ming. Containing sixty-six acres, be the
same more or less.
B. Il. MONTAGUE, Mortgage.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct 10, 1898.
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One car load Rust-Proof Oats.
One car load Winter Seed Oats.
One ear load Mixed Feed Oats.
Two car loads Coarse Wheat Bean.
Two car loads Prime Mixed Corn.
Two car loads Prime Timothy Hay.
Two car loads Prime Mixed Hay.
Ten car loads West Virginia Soft Coal.
Forty car loads Pennsylvania Anthra-
cite. all sizes.
Ten car loads PocahOntas Steam Coal
from best mines in the Pocahontas field.
which is the best in America, if not in
the world. These all on hand and on the
road.
One ear load Shaved Heart Shingles.
One car load Sawed Heart Shingles.
One car load Seasoned Laths.
Seasoned Pine and Oak Wood cut any
length wanted. Order of
JONES q POWELL,
Raleigh, n. C.
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Allen & Cram
Machine Co.,
RALEIGH, N. G.

We regard the liberal patronage that
ws have had in our line during the last
rwenty-nins years rs evidence Of oui
ability in the
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NEWYoRK

New York, Oct. 22.--Cotton futures opened
steady.
Futures closed barely steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05

ing additional egihles for the following registeis,
and It requires that all suitable persons VINO ueste
such places apply at once for examnat1n: As
s!stant surgeon. Marine Hospital service; aiu,
OF Agriculture: assistant examiner; Patent once
hospital steward Marine Hospital service IN,
spectors and assistant inspectors OF nuns anu
boilers Steamboat Inspection Service: marine en-
gneer Marine Hospital Service: meat inspector
DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture: sanitary NsPeV,oOI
Marine Hospital Service: weather observer De-
partment OF Agriculture. - ..o,,o
Thc,e examinations onen 10 all rep"'hulr
citizens who may desire to enter the service ana
who comply with the requirements, without reedrI
10 race or ~ political religious affiliations ana
all such citizens are invited 10 apply Appnca-
non barks and manual Of examinations may o."
obtained from the United States civil Service ON
missioner at Washington. .,
in connection with tho anAounccincn recen s
made Of examination 10 be held on May for
engineer electrician N the office Of the Emigration
Co.rnesoner this city preference Will Re given III
Cling this post eiglbles who are iegal residents
Of New-York City or us vicinity
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" D. xARyEDs LAST SUIT DISMISSED.
A SERIES OF REMARKABLE CLAIMS AGAINST MEN
WHO HAD TRUSTED HIM THROWN
OUT OF COURT

LITIGATION which has lasted for ten wears was emo
Cd yesterday morning in Long Island city ~heh
Justice Maddox handed down a decision against
William D. Marvel. OF Flushing. In his suit 10 90
tain s. 500 600 damages from the estate OF George
Stone Of Morristown y. J. The case Is a compl-
Gated one and has aroused the b'terest resent
ment on both sides
At the time OF the Civil War Marvel was an ore
broker In this city. and did an extensive business
for an Englishran named Barron. who had certain
f.on mines Alnerta. on the south coast OF
Spain. In 1875 Marvel went to Spain. Later ne sue
ceeded in getting from Barron deed Tor the
mines. Afterward Marve! asserted that the mines
had given the deed with tho undersi landing that the
mines were 10 be sold for their joint interest. :
suit was begun in the Spanish courts and Is stu
pending there though Barron died in 1876
In The mean time, however. the mines nave neen
causing other litigation IN this country. ,When
Marvel reached Ne1-York In 1856 he Immediately
set 20 work interest his friends In the pronerty
and with such success that the Marvel iron com
pauy Limited, formed, with a capital OF sl,""-
ia Pober; /. s. Hall and Edward \ Hlu were
Narvers general partners. and George r stone.
VINO contributed S00.c0n special partner
Nary tales were told OF the wealth OF tic mines
and the valuable wharf rights at AlnleTia which
went with them and Marve set out for his last TYP
10 Spain with $4,000 20 ne expended IN improve
roents Soon afterwarG Mr.. Stone contributed sl.n
600 more Success IN developing mo property did
not come as Quickly as had been expected. ana me
mariners sen, over Mr.. Hall 10 investigate His re-
port revealed series Of failures and disputes over
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,he rights O, way Messrs. Hall and Marvel re,
,rned in 1885 and II voted put the Ii;le ana
control o. the property In the hands Of NJ Sf9 9n
As soon as this was agreed Marvel raised c.}rc-
ions and began litigation in June ISIS. MI SOM
dlsposed OF the property 10 LonGon COH ma
which gave payment In mortgage hoDdS h'se
proved unproductve. ard Marvers resentment
acans; Mr. stone AND his associates increased
Mr. stone died IN 1895 ana since he death Mare 81
has brought three suits against his estate. tlr, an
acton was brought through friend - whom NJ .
81 bad givon ,Sn shares Of stock This dis
missed and Marvel brought another through NJ
wife with he same result. The third brought n
his ow,. name. decided yesterday. In eacfi case
he has failed 30 recover cent In d'smiSsing an
eppesl AGAINST decision the Appellate DIVISION
exnressed the opinion that the action was the re-
suit OF a rick and fraud ractise1 by Marvel upon
his associates whom 10 .nducosd - invest ther
rnon"y IN the enterprise and should not be al
lowed" ,,
1t e exnecad that after this LAST aiTerS" deciTon
Marvel will sue no more. He has made other claims
aggreCatinE millions OF dollars: but these cuTln!a-
tive decisions are a comnlete vindcaion ~ the a. p
tions 81 Mr.. Stone and Robert J. : Hall ana their
ctat
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. The National Academy ~ De-
sisn. Plaintiff. against Jacob q SKINNER
Realiv COMPANY and others. Detenean.s.
H. pursuance 81 Judgment OK 'o'e
closure and sac made and entered IN tas
above .nti,leG acton and tearing date re
l1,h day NJ March. 1888. |. the inieI.
signed the Referee In said ,idgment
named. Will sell a. public auction =, M
Exchange Saiesrocins, No. III br ,af"a!,
o, New York. on TUESDAY. the l2ih iN
Of April 1873. a. IL o'clock noon. ~
william Kenne,ly Auctioneer. the prem.
ises in saii Judgment mentioned ana
therein descrih~ az fol.ows. ~.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel o.
land with th> building thereon erec,el'
SITUATE. lying and being In the Twe.tA
Ward ~ the Borough ~ Manhattan IN the
clty Of New York. and bounded ana DE-
scribed follows
beginning At point on me wes,e'V
side ~ - Nicholas Place. dIstant ,~sn
,y-,our feet and eleven inches nortnely
from the corner formed ~ the iniersec.
lion u the north.rl, side u one HUNDRED
and fitty second street. with the Westerly
side ~ ST Nicholas Place. running thence
westwardiy and parallel WIN Inr I'm
dret and fsty-sec nj street; siNty-,olr
Zee, and two inches. thence nortnwaraV
and parallel with -. NicnolaS F'ace;
TWENTY-FIVE feet. thence castward.y ara
erain parallel with one hundred and my
second street ani part = the distance
through the centre ~ a party wall slNii
FOUR feet and two inches 70 the Westerly
side 81 81 Nicholas Place. thence SOUTH
wardiv along said westerly SIDE OK =.
Nicholas Place twenty-five feet 20 tho
point or place % beginning.
Reing a part - the same premises con-
yeyei % the Jacob 4 skinner Really rom.
many hv COIN Melville by deed dated
The eighteenth day Of October. 1894. ana
recorded IN the Office OF the Register C, ne
CIV and county u New York. on 10
oist day % November. 1894 IN secuon l.
I,lher % Of Mortgages. at page llo
Dated March 18th lsHs.
EDW. MIEILING Referee.
LEY & LEE. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS %
Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York CRY, y.
Tho rollowins Is a diagram OF the prop
ertv :, - sold. which is No. +S -. MGR
oias Place:
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


NINETY ElGU II STREET ST pREME
COURT MN YORK COUNTY The
Autua. Life Insurance Company Of New
York. Plaintiffs. against solomon Mehr-
bach and others. Ie'endants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment ~ forecios-
ure and sale, duly made and entered In the
above entitled action. and bearing date the
23ld day Of February. lS0s. |. the under
signed. the referee In said Judgment
named. will sell At public auction at tho
New York Real Estate Sales Room. No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05

The United States Civil Service Commission calls
attention to the fact that its usual semi annual eX
aminations for special technical and professional
grades Of employment in the Government service
will be held April p. az the cities marked ID in
rs schedule Of examinations. Owing 10 tho fact
that there arc not enough eliSbles for these
higher grade places to meet the demands OF the
service. the Commission Will waive for this OK
animation IFS general requirement That applications
mus, be fled IN complete form ton days before the
examination. Applications must be fled far
enough In advance however. to allow time 10 ship
examination papers to The cities selected for ex-
animation. -, . -
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charc. 'p rnon The aforesaid properly, y.
satisfv witch the property is 20 be ' Mach
ST. 45i IS with interest thereon ron s,.Sars.-
,n.n,s and allowances. amounting ~
si7as and Interest. and the exp.hs, ne
all. and the approximate amount Of -
charges or liens for taxes. wa,e, ,sre,n.
etc thereon. is s3a.oo and interes, 10 8
The premises will lie sold suoTs sssS
pr,or mortgage Of $il 900 with ih''
thereon from August 10th. 1881. ...-.a
DANIEL. p. INGRAHAM. He'e'
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WIRE SCREENS.

PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
Co "A Wes. 23t 81 Fitting ire res
de-~es ou- specially. Write for catsloau-
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1894 Street.
i32rd Street.

l32nd Street.
The approximate amount Q, tne Nen
charge ID satisfy which this properly
to be- soll is SIS. 1872 H. with interest from
March 10Th l>g>. besides costs ana a'.oN
ancr amounting to ..2S. with in'eieS
from March lIth. l>H> ana the eNpehse'
q. the sale estimated at Sloo. 4Ne ~
proN.mate amount ~ taxes. assessiiisH'
and other liens upon the property. ~lth ~.
t-resi 10 April l2,h, 1898. the Gaze Nv.
Tor The sale thereof, which WIKI fufthsr
interest thereon - the c1ie OF g -
the sale ~ sad property are % re
money. or which are to he paid by no
Referee IS S32tGi.
EpW. MiEHLlNG. Referee
LTE 4 LEE. Plaintiffs Attorneys
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. CHARLES !. oBERNAf EH
Plaintin. against PAULINE LARSEN ana
others Defendants. IN pursuance VI
Judgment ~ iofec .osgye ana sac 49,
and entered IN the above entitled acton;
ard hearing date IN. twenty -igs, day u
March isgs l. the undcr> sred. ke'e'O
In said Judgment named. VI. SCI a. pIo
lie auction AT the New YORK Rsal Estss
Salesroom. No. III Broadway. IN tw
Borough Of Manhattan, IN the Ky ..
New York. In the county 81 New losS' On
the thirteenth day OF April 1875 o.
iwe.Ve O'Clock noon On tha; cay, -
Phiup A SmytN. Auctionser. the premises
IN SAID Judgment Nentloiru. anu N''
described as follows. =,
All that certain lot. piece or parce. "
land. with the building thereon ereclea'
situate. wing and being IN the i"enyI
third Ward % tho 'ily OF New YORK. AnS
bounded and described as follows.
beginning At point on the Soutne.v
sld, OF one Hundred and SiSiy-Afth stresS
distant one hundred and iiye and w.
feet Eastcrly from the SoutheaNerN ct
uer 81 Brook Avenue and one Hundred sne
SiNty-iifth street. running thence Sou'n1
erlv. al right angles o. one Hundred ~
sixty NTH street. eighty -eigh; feet ana
inches. thence Easteilv. parallel win ~,
Hundred and sixty nth street. VENT
Ave feet. thence \orthery. AZ risht ank
- ore Hundred ard sixty NTH street sn'
part II the way through party vs.. -:
lightweight feet and SIX inches 20
Southeriv side " one Hundred and Sly
rfth street. thence Westerly. along "A
said Southerlv side NJ on Hundred "a
SiNt,-firth Street twenty-five ieet 70
point or place OF beginning.
Dated New YORK. March 2lst. lSss
DANIEL. y INGDAHAM He!e-cS.
CHARLES RVSTON. plaintiffs AZ
20 Nassau Street. New YORK ~, .,s,r .eS
The following "a 4 diagram OF
20 be sold
yAGth
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STRTKE or CARPENTERS IN CHICAGO.

ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND UNION MEN OUT WORKS
&-THEY OBJECT TO NON-UNION MEN
AID WANT MORE PAY
Chicago April About five thousand union car
pcnters struck here to-day. and. with the eXcep-
ton Of public buildings. which Were not nterfered
with work on nearly every building in course 81
construction in the city IL at standstill The rea-
son is a controversy over rule Of the carpenters
and builders association forhdding union carpen-
working for any not 2 member OF me
association. An increase In wages is also asked
for by the strikers
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


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Male.
GARDENER ard FLORIST .-EnEish. -
married: no family, thorough IN an
hr1rches o. horticulture. IL years rs'ct
ences. GARDENER. Floral Parh' Long
Island
GARDENER. &c.-By elderly German
coupe. man az gardener. vile 70 40
general housework. or "a jani'or' A'u'S'
JANGTOR i0j West 62d-s'-
GARDENER. Married. English; thor
ouchlv practical man: life experience u,
oil trs branche-. capable OF taxing fh'Hs
excellent references as TO character anu
oh,,it~ Address ~ Warbutton ave. ION
kers. y. y.
c,pDENER and USEFUL. MAN.-Slnsi1'
AN milk. pave. Gfade ana Keep , sros,Iy
mans place ~ neat order "''t ''''' 49,
] L.. Box IS. 100 3h-ave
c,pDrNER Married: one child; Ger
- ,Nno,'cn~.H IN all branches; grow
,,, roecs crape.ics. carnations. inush-
Ian. etc. take full charge Of genie
-, Mae. excellent references. w. Box
Il. TrlDun" Once.
c.pnrNrH and FLORIST. - Scotch.
married. = chNdren. on private place
,,,tsrstonds tho ca-e q graperies. orcniis.
roses. clrnliiYrs h.'o g.. rhar,be-s"
experience. apply y. D. Nv
- care Wo"'rF " Don
cIrDrvr,P &c.-LAUNDRrsS, &c
liz man ard vie. man o. gardener ana
useful-nan. woman nlS, - rs.or.
and cook. a 40 pu't''''aN''' s
once. AS G'h-ave.
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GARDENER. &c M'rIlfl l,'"''' rr afnnar
~ coun,rS e'a' .ra,,er.
lawns. milk '"' IHIll.r. -, -o,er
enc. FAi''NN -, - 80. -
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COACiINAN by married nan. ihorougN-
/ Is understand. lis business r. every
, r-r?ori ~ years best CITY re'erercs I'm
| nr4sen. employer ~ N. Box r. ~
BroaiWnv
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LIGHT comfortable rooms AL conN
-erceo. suitable or -ne OF tao. Nol
Ie-lnef0r-ave near il7th-sf.
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SEWING MACHINES.
TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE OF culture and refinement take
Turkish, Electric and Roman Baths az
MILLERS. Al West 26th-s,.
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sTrNOGRAPHER Good English scholar Z.
knowledge = bookkeeping and french /.
, years experience. sa.ary $i5. 2. l.G.G
Mas.soa-sNe.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
~H0>~
Male

Male.
YOUNG Man about IS. American
Protestant. wanted as delivery clerk md
rncsSenc"r IN Office o, manufacturer. salary
s. per week only those having unexcep-
;ioiabl- references need Apply. Address
with fun particulars. ATTENTION. Box
6. TribJns O:.!cs
"GIi'NINE. better than glue FOR every
purpose "C;.uelne" STICK muri'sEe In a
box; practical. useful. clean. alv ay- ready
.,lesnen. agent. 10 sell - every body. 10
dirty bo':i"s. sticky fingers samples. l-c'
prepa'3 ci~c1ls' VALLEY. SprUc@~
- HeS YORK
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MACHINERY
MEDICAL.

DR. BLINN. ~ West I7.hs'.. rear
Broadway -Spec.alf'Ns. Obstetrics ana
diseases ~ women.
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esTH ST.

The approxi-ate amour, ~ the len IN
Guiding costs and ds9urse nien:s). for When
the said premises are 70 ne soa. 10
So O56 80 with interes; from the le'h Gay
or Februar' lS@S
The approximate amount o. the unpaid
.a.ss ard water rents IS S1l'1s. hestss
Interest.
sAH1. p. PAUL.
Re.erss
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LOST.

LOST.
.~~c.~~~~~~~~~NN~ NNON~~NSS~~NNe~|~r>
LOST.--Bankbook No. 1882, issued b.
Franklin Savings Bank 20 Jas. 7. Gil
more. Finder please return 10 bank
LOST or STOLEN.-BsnHbook No. 3o7. i4s
Of the German Sav!ngs Bank in the city
Of Nsw-York. corner 4th-ave. ard 18th
st.. Issued TO Catherine By. All persons
are cautioned against Regulating the
came !. not returned to TIE bank on The
18th day Of April. 1898. a duplicate viii
be issued.
LOST or STOLEN. Bank book No. 3+s $50
Of the German Savings 3ank In the Ci,y
Of New-YoYk. corner 4.h-ave. and l4:h-
St Issued to Hurnbert Sinatrs. All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating tire
same. II not returned n the bank on the
2eth day OF April. 1895. a duplicate will Re
issue6
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS.

RO-MECIANICO AND E'rRO
THERAPEUTICS. DE VALLETEE N
eTITCTE. i0i West 4Otn-s,.. lOl West
<sth--si.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

IRVING LACE. i4.-,orner building.
every room heated: every improvement.
best location
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nook SELLERS.
CARPET CLEANING

11@<.NNcO ~(-r-~f- ~ ~ y -N|'SoSSs|S.-
,ERPTsTS cleaned on steam. BY hand OF
an IN. Aoor Careful Carpet cleaning
- *. Broadway. ~, East 4stA-si..
COZ & BRANpT. Te.. 10" 3S,A.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. i3S West
s2d-st.. near eih-sve.. es,ap.Isnsa - ~
S,,arn CARPET cleaning and fea;he: ana
hair renovstiug works. thorough ana say
.s.acto-y: also carpets fitted. nafe over
ara -eleid
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SYMPATHY FOR QUEEN REGENT

London, May 1.-THE Madrid CORE
spondent of the Standard telegraphing
Tuesday. says:
1.-THE Spanish papers resOlutely discuss
the expediency of continental alliances.
which they affect to consider one of the
principal objects of the future Cabinet
The Republican papers urge an alliance
with France and Russia, at the same
time agreeing with the monarchial pa
pers in expecting much from the atti-
tude of Emperor William. The minister
ial papers are equally keen and bitter
for alliances against England.
THE Queen regent has suspended all
receptions and festivities arranged for
in Madrid. and the provinces on the oc-
casion of the twelfth birthday of her son
to-day (Tuesday) in view of the war, and
the situation in Spain.
Numerous kilograms of sympathy
were received from foreign courts, the
most conspicuous being from the Pope,
Emperor Francis Joseph, Emperor
Nicholas, Emperor William and eX-Queen
Isabella of Spain"