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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Nov 20-The stock market
confolmded all the stock prophets today
by turning reactionary in tone. All of
the fraternity of professional spectators
came down to Wall Street this MORNING
inclined to the bull side. Their opera
items, combined with an outside demand,
through commission houses invited by
Fast weeks course iof events earned
prices upward for a brief period, but
realizing promptly became manifest and
Manhattan Elevated developed such con-
spicuous. weakness as to effect the whole
LIST. BY noon the weakness had become
marked in a number of the Industrial
specalties This was attributed to the
expectation of a decision by the United
States Supreme Court in a case ON the
validity of the new form of industrial
combination which has been so widely
used i'm the last year. The Iudustrials
rallied considerably when the news came
from Washington that the decision had
not been handed DOWN today. The rally
was due to operations by room traders,
and the explanation of the early weak
ness came from the same source and was
simply am effort to interpret the weak
ness of stocks, which was a palpable
fact. The renewed weakness after the
rally showed that the explanation was
rather wide of the mark. The sufficient
explanation of the downward course of
prices was that large holdings of stocks
We're thrown over last week to take adj
vantage of the strong market caused by
the bond redemption of the Treasury
Department. Last weeks buyers find
no widespread demand for stocks from
the public at large, and the market is
considerably overweighted with spec
ulative holdings waiting to realize. The
outlook in the New York money market
continued favorable, although the Offer
ings of Government bonds for redemp-
ton today were much lighter than ON
previous days.
The easier money rate caused by tine
redemption money already released ana
the higher prices the Government bonds
have attained, have encouraged bond
holders to hold them. Today's rate rang
ed from to 6 per cent and the move
ment of the New York Exchange at in
terror points continued in favor of New
York, promising relief from the pressure
for funds from that source. The Gov
ernment's surplus tends to increase
again as the month progresses, and the
Sub-treasury debit balance at the clear
ing house today was small in spite of the
Governments checks for payments OF
the redeemed bonds.
There was some jroft taking in spec
ulative bonds, but at other points in tle
list some strength was shown. Iotai
sales (par value 81, 100000.
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THE NEWS OBSERVER TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 81 1892

United States new As advanced Il
and old As registered * in the bid
price.
The total sales of stocks were 541 900
Sizes, including: Atchison, 6,366; Atch-
ison preferred, 11,700; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy (ex-div;dend), $500;
Manhattan, $3.50; Northern Pacific,
$3.50; Norfolk and Western, 10,950;
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, $3.50;
Southern Pacific, 3S.475; Union Pacific,
1920; Union Pacific preferred, 600;
Wabash preferred, 5,241; American
Steel Hoop, $50; American Steel
and Wire, 1875; American Tobacco,
20,257; Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 1890;
Continental Tobacco, $3.50; Federal
Steel, 27,210; Pacific Mail, 500; Peo-
pies Gas Light and Coke Company, o.
0aO; American Sugar 966S0; United
States Leather. 1875: United States
Leather preferred, 10, 100.
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JONES & POWELL,
LAND FOR SALE.
RALEIGH n. C.

Under and by TErtne Of q power of sale
contained INA mortgage from John Weht
and Lizzie We4b. hiss wife, and Stephen
Holloway and Winery Holloway. his
wife. to William G. Sfronach. dated Dec
2s1h. 1855. and registered IN book 49,
page 4-s4, III the office Of the Registes' 81
beds Of Wake county. y e.. I1ss
n90r1gagee aforesaid. viii sell at the
court house door IN Raleigh. y. c., on
Morasiay. Dee. 18th, 1899. az II m al
public outcry for cash the fol
lowing described land and Trelnis-
*: A tract of 1864 acres in
Houses Greek township, Wake county
or 10th sides of Mine creek. adjoining
the lands of Bazillar T.. Emery. Rufus
Sanders. #. w. House, Curtis Smelling
Jr.. and Wiley Manning (late the Van
slergriff land,) being the land conveyed
TO said John Webb and Stephen Holo
way by james III. Aycock and wife by
deed dated Dec. 10th, 1888, and descriD
ed therein as three parcels though adj
Joining each other.
w. g. STRONACH,
Mortgage.
Alex. Stronach. Attorney.
Nov, 18th, 1899. 30 days.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. O.. November 20.-Purpentfne
dull at As 1-2a4J; receipts 4S casks.
Rosin firm at sl.00al.'6; receipts 1873.
Crude turpentine quiet, $50 "a 80; receipts Sc.
Tar firm at 1875 Receipts POI barrels.
CHARLESTON, s c., November 20 --Turpentint
firm at 4s IL; sales casks.
Rosin Ii M sales barrels Quote: A., B, q,
ID, X, Sl.00 +, SI.l0; u. St.1b II, S1.25; !, Sl2o;
h. SIPS; M, sI.55; 1910; W z. $3.50; " -. 3.45
SAVANNAH. C+a., Nov. 20.--Turpent1ne firm al
4S; receipts 1000; sales so; exports 1l5.
Rosin quiet; receipts 2,3i1; sales -; exports
703. Quote: "A, B, q, ID, e, $I.l0: +, s1.lO; G.,
Si.22; RI sl.20; |. $3.50: Z, sf.3j: III, SI.7O; n,
20; W &, s2.75: W W. $3.50.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of the late james MacFar
land Shotwell, Wake County, N. c.,
this is to notify all persons holding
claims against the said estate to the un-
dersigned at his office at Snotwell, Wake
County, n. c., on or before the 9th
day of November, 1900, and all persons
Indebted to the said estate viii please
make immediate payment TO the under
signed
l.. L. DOUB,
Administrator.
November 1th 1899.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 21.-Wheat today open
cd higher with Liverpool and predicted
small increase in visible and local
stocks. but declined on liberal increas-
es to the visible and to local stocks,
closing unchanged to shade lower.
Corn, influenced by the wet weather,
closed * to 1lc. better. Oats closed
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Nsw YORK, Nov. .G0.-s p. NJ Money on call
firmer at 5a6 per cent; last loan at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5h as per cent. Ster-
bankers' bills at $4.8j7-8 for demand, and
at s.8lZa48lX for sixty days. Posted rates
s4.82 IL and 4.87. Commerciaybills s4.8l. Sill
Mexican dollars 47R. Government bonds strong.
state bonds inactive Railroad bonds Irregular.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as the executor of
the estate of the late Selma jenkins,
OF Wake county, this is to notify those
having claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to me for payment on or be-
fore the 9th day of December, 1899,
and those indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
v. G. ROYSTER,
Executor of s. Jenkins.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW onrnAss, "a, NOV. 2o.-ootton futures
OTHER COTTON MARKErs.


Galveston, steady, Z 5-1e, 25,s-o lies
Norfolk, steady, 5-lR, Ala oaies.
Baltimore, nominal, z ia, --.-J.
Boston, steady, 9-l6, 2585ales.
Wilmington, steady, ~, t6i bales
Philadelphia, quiet, 1915, SIG bales.
Savannah, steady, 7 lie, $3.50 bales.
New Orleans, quiet, ~, $40 bates.
Mobile, quiet, z, 2,o26 bales.
Memphis, firm, n, l0,445 bales
Augusta, steady, ola 7l9 bales.
Charleston, steady, 7k, 1888 bales.
Cincinnati, quiet, TN, l,3Uo bales
Louisville, steady, ~ If, - bales.
st. Louis, steady, TX, l,4.5 bales.
Houston, steady, IN, 1870 y oales.
New York, quiet, 9-l6, ia bales.
RALEIGH COTTON,
RALErsH, N. O., November 20
Strict good middling ......s.......n. 7107N
Good middling ..... .................. 7k07X
Middling. 7h@7%
Keceipes 80 bales. Market steady.
PRODUCE.
Spring chickens s.-...s....,ss.s....s IA OlfH
Evo. COMMUNICATIONS IA km1b
Butter. ,......,s..s...',..''. 10 UEu
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LIVERPOOL, November 20.-4 P. M.-spot cot
too, quiet, prices unchanged: American mid
ding fair lid; good mlddling 9-32d; mid
ding AID; low middling 3l5-l6d; good ordi-
nary 3Ld; ordinary 9-16d.
The sales of the DAY were 5000 bales, OF which
500 were for speculation and export, and in
Guided 1900 American; receipts l0,000 balef, in
Guiding 8, 500 American.
FntuTes opened quie. closed steady at the
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Schedule In Effect December 11th. 1883

Ar Raleigh Y III am III III am
tDally.
Solid VestibuIed Train of Pullman Sleepere
and coaches between Portsmouth and Atlanta,
also Pullman Sleepers between Portsmouth and
Chester, s.. @.
NOS III and 48 -'The s. A. L. Exnress." Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers between
Portsmouth and Atlanta. Company Sleeper
between Columbia and Atlanta.
Both trains make immediate connections
Atlanta for Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
Texas, California, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Macon, Florida.
FL. s. Lizard, g. Il. and p. A.
Raleigh. N. @.
b. ST. JOHN, Vice Prest. and Gex
Manager.
III. w. GLOVER, Traffic Manager
" " McREE. General Runt
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Biz
iousnessy indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take. easy 90 operate, 25c.
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Sometimes the man who feels an ele-
waiting love for a woman marries her
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WEAKNESS WAS MARKED
TRADERS EXPECTING A ST
PREME COURT DECISION.
ON VALIDITY OF TRADE COMBINATIONS
No Decision Being Handed Down Prices Rallied
-Another Explanation of Weakness is that
the Market is 0verweghted With
Speculative Holdings.

New York, Nov. 20.-T|he week opens
with the demand for cotton goods still
well ahead of supply in all staple lines,
but no further advance of any moment
reported. Tendency still upwards, how
ever. Print cloths unchanged for regu-
lars. but some odd goods advanced 1-16
to Il. Prints in good request. Cling
hams in fuller demand than supply
Wooens and worstcds quiet, but prices
firm.
COTTON.
New York, Nov. DELIBERATIONS in
cotton futures today were disappoint-
ingly small, and the price movement COM
paratavely marrow, with n downward
tendency. Favorable English cables led
10 light demand from shorts and room
bulls at the start, ON which prices adj
vaneed one or two points, the gain sub
sequently being Increased a point, after
which there was reaction under abb
Sence OF speculative support. Commits
SION house brokers were almost destitute
of business while the wires transmitted
very few orders. Liverpool purchased
i'm a struggling fashion during the first
few minutes, but soon Withdrew from
the market. The chief Influence serving
to check business was the great diver
geIlce of opinion as to the size of the
outstanding long interest Traders were
cautious owing to the uncertainty of the
crop question All sorts of estimates con-
tinued to come to the front. Advices
from the crop centre recorded moderate
demand for the spot article at unchang-
ed prices and continued moderate re-
ceiptS.
The market showed weakness in the
early afternoon under light selling by
small holders and half hearted efforts ON
the part of leading bears to undermine
some of the more extensive bul lines.
The trading was not active, however,
and at the close the market was steady
in tone. with prices net seven to ten
points lower.
NkW yr1RK
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified as
executors of the last will and testament
of A. II. Page, deceased, We hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to hmm to
make immediate payment to us and to
those having claims against his estate to
present the same to us duly authenticated
ON or before the 22nd day of October,
1900.
LULA B. PAGE,
JOSEPH G.. BROWN,
r. Il. GRAY,
Executors of A. Il. Page, deceased.
Oct. %, 1890.
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Seasonab|e
Goods.

Is CARLOADS RED ASH CRATE
COAL.
FREE BURNING WHITE ASH EGG
COAL,
10 CAR LOADS CHESTNUT COAL,
10 CAR LOADS STOVE COAL,
POCAHONTAS DOMESTIC AND
STEAM COAL COMING EVERY
WEEK.
i CAR LOAD BEST NORTHERN
IRISH OTATOES.
. CRATES BEST MOUNTAIN AP-
PIES.
SEVERAL CAR LOADS CORN,
Hay, BRAN, CHOPS, ETC.
FOR SALE AT LOW CASH
PRICES, By
JONES & POWELL,
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RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
Corrected daily by Grimes & Vass.
RALEIGH, N. o., November 20.
RONng
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LIVERPOOL.

spot cotton closed steady; middling uplsnds
9.ie; middling gulf l3-I6; sales = bales.
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Il to hc. over Saturday, and provis-
ions 215c. mp.
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NEW YoRK.

New York Nov. 90 -Cottnn futures opened
steady. Futures closed steady.
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SpeeiaLties.

Specific blood poison
ing, nervous disease,
kidney and urinary
difficulties, strictnre,
pinaples, piles, rheu.
rnatfsf3a, skin and
bleed diseases OF all
forms, cstarrh and
diseases of women.
Address or call on
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-04-13

Our 2.9S line for Men and Women are
equal to any 400 Shoe made Tie very
closest retailers in town sell and advertise
as the greatest bargain line at $50 which
does not compare with our 2,9s line They
come in all the latest swell shapes, iads,
novelties, and colors. We want everyone
to at least see these marvellous and wonder
iul offerings and we will guarantee to save
you SOC to l.5O on your purchase.
Also our l.9S line. These goods usually
wholesale at $24.00 a dozen pairs, and
usually retail at 2.50 and 800 pair.
Big line Of Ladies' Oxfords now on sale at
prices that will he sure to interest you,
from CSC to PAS a pair.
Special line Of Misses and Children's
Shoes in black, tan, chocolate leather or
cloth top made o. the best Vici Kid for
style and wear.
Sizes 5! to II, LA.
Sizes III to 2, l,35 Regular 200 Shoes
SPECIAL SNAp-A SOC snap-72 pairs
Child's Dongola Button Shoes, kid top, this
Shoe usually sells at 65c, special price Soc
Our Boys Shoes are hummers they cant
be beat for w,'ar and style.
New Strap Sandals for Ladies' Misses
and Children New styles, all colors.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-04-13
DOMESTICe.

Compare our prices with what you are
now paying,
Good Shirting Prints Sc yard.
Turkey Red Prints Sc yard.
Best Indigo Prints A l-2c yard
Best Fancy Prints l.2c yard.
New Figured Chalies 5 l-2c yard.
Good 36-nch Bleached Muslin lc yard.
Hope" Bleacbed Muslin l-2c a yard.
"Lonsdale" Bleachcd Muslin &c yard.
Don't take substtutes.)
Good heavy Ticking Sc yard.
Very best Ticking u l-2 and l5c yard.
Plain and figured Slkoline 10c yard.
Good heavy Denim l0c yard.
Excellent Shirtng &c yard.
Black Hide Twill Shifting lOc yard.
Apron check ginghams 4c yard.
I6"You cant match prices on above ID
articles at any other store in central Kan
sas.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-04-13

Artistic Millinery at very up.to.date
prices at Cases. We have been very much
pleased with our spring trade as it exceeds
in volume our trade one year ago. 1t is
conceded by all of the Ladies that visited
the department that our Hats are cheaper
and prettier than have ever been shown in
Abilene Ask any Lady that has bought a
Hat Of us this season.
Price from l,50 and up.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1899-04-13
GOODS.

The stock is larger than ever before,
Crepons, Dimities, Cordettes, Ginghams,
Oxford Suitings, Madras.
Fast color Ginghams Be yard.
S6.inch Percales, splendid value Be yd.
AFC Ginghams l0c yard.
"Cordette" has an immense sale in large
cities. We show handsome variety, only
l5c yard
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winter, now that you are youns
lady"
II don't know, I am sure. 1 want
ed to go to college, but mamma say
that she cannot spare her only girl
so / will have to content myself a
home. How, | am not sure, unless
become a professional hairdresser
which is really the only thing TO:
which / seem to have any talent. Oh
Miss Sc, won't you please let me DE-
your hair up for you. You have sucl
pretty pink cheeks and nice hair tina
you will be a beauty when have fin
ished it."
For lands sake, child, what pu
that ridiculous idea into your head
Why, | have done my hair this way
for years, and it wouldn't seem nat
ural in any other fashion,
'Then it is high time you hanged
Miss Sc. You want pompadour in
stead of drawing it straight back
Come and let me try. / won't touch
the scissors or curling longs"
Miss Selma never could refuse the
girl anything, and obediently went in
with many inward misgivings as tC
the result.
S'Sit down here, num-" cried the
girl, dragging low seat before the
oid-fashioned mirror and seating he1
victim thereon. In a minute Miss Sc
lina's severely smooth plaits were
down and the girl brushing the satiny
locks with many an exclamation al
their length and beauty.
In quarter of an hour Miss Selma
was transformed.
"Why, you naughty woman" ex
claimed the girl, as she stepped for
ward for a final inspection. ''No ont
would take you for a day over thirty
Now that you know how to do i
properly, don't let me see you will
it any other way. Its like the poem
, that remarked, They made believe t.
fancy dress by the way they did thei
hair Now / have got to go and hell
pack, but, dear Miss Selma leave you
hair that way, and if you can't ge
it straight in the morning [ will fix i
when l come to say good-by.
When the lively girl had vanished
the little house grew quiet by con
trast, and Miss Selma found hersel
strangely lonely It was due to tn
impending parting with her favorite
she concluded, and strove to consol
herself by busting her already i'm
maculate house and eating her soil
tary tea. But all Through the even
ing the strange feeling fingered; lin
gered until the stiffness of the night
broken only by the monotone of tn
waves upon the sand, grew almost I'm
! bearable.
1T was a great relief when abou
/ eight o'clock Miss Selma heard
heavy football upon her neatly sweep
walk, and knew that the captain ha'
come to call, as was his custom twic
a week.
The captain was like Miss Selma
one of the aristocracy of the little sea
port, and boarded since his retire
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By a Hair S Breadth.

porch in front of the house where she
dwelt supreme mistress. The golden
sunshine darted through the rustling
vines and flashed upon the swiftly
moving needles, sending dazzling rays
in every direction.
"'Oh, Miss Selma" cried a high,
clear, voice, ''do stop knitting for a
minute. am nearly blinded" Down
dropped the work, as Miss Selma hast
lily sprang forward to greet this most
welcome visitor.
''Come in, dear; come in" she cried.
Its nice and cool here on the porch,
and | have been baking those nice
seed cakes you like SO much"
you're an angel" responded the
girl, as she kissed the cheek where
time had furrowed few wrinkles as
year posts for nearly half a century.
"But even seed cakes won't console
me, for we are going home tomor-
row."
'|For the lands sake, child" exclaim-
ed her hostess, genuinely grieved;
''you don't say so. 1 thought that you
would be here another month, ait
least. Is anything the matter?"
''Oh, nothing in particular; only
mamma has a touch of rheum'a tism
and is afraid to have any more east
winds. Oh dear, how can i 60 and
leave all this behind?" and as she
spoke the girl gazed over the cliff
where the little house stood like a
signal tower, across the smiling
ocean, where the dancing waves were
crested with foam as they frolicked
with the refreshing wind.
FtSuch a perfect blue and gold day
as it is. 1t seems to me it grows
harder each year to go back to the
prim, sedate, old city. What shall I
do when there is no more fishing, or
rowing, or bathing or any thing?" and
the girl leaned back, with a slight
cloud on the usually sunshiny face.
"Where are you going, Miss Seq"
'After the cakes, DEAR" and Miss
Selma vanished, with a step as light
as a girls.
But even the cakes failed to Danish
the girls unwonted mood, and Miss
Selma felt at her wits end.
''See here, dearie,' she said at last,
Il know it is hard to leave now, when
it is all SO lovely, but you wouldn't
like to stay all winter"
'Wouldn't though put in the girl
THAT is easy to say, but sometimes
when look out of the windows
really wish I lived somewhere else
1t is gray and white and angry, and
the clouds hang so heavy over it.
Then the surf comes to the shore, as
though it wanted to tear it away and
drown everybody it hadn't got al
ready" Miss Selma shivered and the
girl impulsively turned toward her
friend
Don't, Miss Sc, please 1t is awful
ly mean of me to make you think OF
these things. wonder that you don't
hate the sea, after all the harm it has
done you"
"Hate it? No, child; even though
II hac NV FL thn1, and hTOt HI rS in IFS
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strike. the onIookers believed. u one
PIN was standing when they looked again.
and Selnow totaled 269. Had that good
ban scored the strike SeInow would have
reached 290.
Good bowling was done last night in
the American National tournament. The
scores we're
FIRST GAME.
Germania-W. Sauer, 1888; L. Sauer, 100:
Clauss, l9a: chesterfeld, 1sa; e. sauer. 1sl..
Total, 922.
orchard-BullwinkeI, 1850; BuchoIz, 1872;
s Sc 49, 81 steffens, 1867 schwacke,
SECOND GAME.
Germania-W. Sauer. 1888; L. Sauer, 10;
Clauss, l72; Chesterfield, l6o; G. Sauer, 49,
Total, 1858.
ArllngtonaArps., 1870; Rempel; 1888 Ha5,
s26.
THIRD GAME.
Observation-Disclosures. 21S; Buchholz, 1870;
sseshroeder ~ 15z; steffens, 49, schwacke'
ArliIn gag: j. 1s7i Rsmpel;; q 49, T Har-
"a. aS'' MASS w Meyer 80. i0'a''
The New York A. c. five were beaten
last night in their first appearance in the
National League Tournament. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Observation-Disclosures. 145: Booth. 16S,
Cook. 1863; Slice, 10; Manners, ITO. Total,
New York A.. C.-Carter, 1875: Armstrong,
1T6; Lyons, 1870; T~oussaint, 1850; Bodine,
1853. Total, 799.
SECOND GAME.
New York A. C.-Carter. 1856; Armstrong,
1S6; Lyons, l64; Toussaint, 1885, Bodine,
Kings County-Johnson, ia; voorhis,
l91; Beinart, 1S7; Smith, 40; Allen, 1872.
Total, S74.
THIRD GAME.
Observation-Disclosures, 143; Bosth, 172;
Cook, LIS; Slice. 1870; Manners. 1879. Total,
700.
Kings County-Johnson, 1877; Voorhis,
200; Beinart. 1866: Smith, 159; Allen, 17e.
Total, SSS.
A new bowling club will be formed at
Schrow's alleys next week. No name has
as yet been decided upon, but this will
be arranged at the organization meeting.
who are arranging for the forma-
ton of the club are prominent grocers
and butchers in the lower section of the
city.