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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
A FLOURISHIyG ORGANIZATION.
IT Is THE FELLOW CITIZENSHIP ASSOCIATION
OF THE EAST SIDE HOUSE SETTLEMENT.


Of THE EAST SIDE HOUSE SETTLEMENT.
The Fellow citizenship Association OF the East
side House Seft,rm.ai - seven ty-sixth-st. and
The Easi River i- forr hing orsanization. It's
objects are social oo-np -l oa. fellowship. educa-
uon and righteous dcro. -ary Al persons In SYM
pathy with the purpose 81 fh. association are In
vited 90 become members and % attend the meet
ings. so"iab.s arl cn'srtainm. Many meet
lngs. entertainments and .ocables are arranged
each year by the association. The programme
arranged FOR the closing months II the year Is
especially attractive.
Marion Nerdery spok. on Wages Wealth and
Wall Street - as' nights meeting Of the asso-
citation. The Re-, H.. = Waro.e Warren will 10
the speaker ar fh' meeting 20 DO held Thurs
day evening next His subject VIII be individual
Freedom Social raiy." on ;he following Thurs
day evening Mr. r. X Devslin. who has arranged
several musical compositions will be the enter
ta'ner She vii D. assisted hy friends in helping
10 make tho evening an enjoyable one 70 all pres
M n is also announced that Mrs. Z. X DeveIin
VIII Doe The entertainer on fWo of0er similar occa-
s1ns b. fore fre end ~ the wear She will give, on
Novenoer o. talk about HAYDN. Beethoven and
the Symphony Her talk y ilI D.. interspersod with
musical Illustrations. A musical evening attuned
ID iae Christmas season" w.. ls given on Deem
her = tt Mrs Dei'in and friends
The features ~ The ofhr~ T1lr-day evenings ot
ne - son I ht OBJ follows on october y. n
vaudeville '1'trt .inmonf and dance. 81 Terrace
Eara,a. Nos mh'r . o. addres, d. The Value
~ liberation % Social Progress" by =. r. l..
Could. November an address on The Politics OF
~ Lord Prayer. by ,eo R's Dr Edward Nc
lnn. November is discussion IN Abuses in
December = Trades Unions on TRIAL" and on De.
tm"er y 'o'1hie vs.. boz hc'd Jacob Widen
address on that occasion Tile election OF officers
4.I ''' year VIII ii-' itf' % i'' 80 nat time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
HOSPITAL FoR BRE4DWIyNERs.

While there are hospitals enough In New orr
C.-v 20 cage FOR ne sick poor me estaois''in'l
~ rh. PreadUiruers Hospital where II IS prom.
.-.l there shall be- 10 wards ana each 80,
.A.f he entitled for a small sum 20 separate
b.. toi,y Watched eagerly BY business women
1- Alexander J. C.. skene has resigned the pres
,r. Ionr Island College Hospital IN order
,t.- AL bis available time may be given 10 me
.-ai.ct and has offered TO give 20 'He '.s'''- ,
49,. ID, Pre-isenr-=t BROOKLYN which are Na'l"a AZ
81 go ,,.s..., r.fu ro.f 600 On AMI Will
~. rooms f0r ln0 beds. ,
-. i. a5r INTENDED 20 mike i ,iailt A'sp.iai.
n-.f tfer one which shall hf -e.i ..i..''-
mice. charged one NilAiH 1"e H'""S " SIN
suuportlug women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
SAY The LEAST

John Moru>sey for,y-three wears old who lives
vi'h hie VIZ and four rrH1~or af 30 i.'os Third
ave fell Yesterday afternoon from NE fourth floor
of tho now building az Am>f-rdsm-sVe. and
SeV'nriefh-s'. 20 %. street His eft leg was
fractured IA Two places and no sustained other
injuries which are probably fatal The fracture
Of the lex was such that the bones protruded
through the flesh and the mans oVeralls.
Dr. Hutton. Of Roosevelt Hospital responded to
the call for an ambulance. When ne reached the
place he found The man in great agony The doc
tor discovered that 10 I'D NOT ave any splints
with him ana he had 'he man placed IN the ambu-
lance and drove al the way 10 Bellevue Hospital.
When the patient reached Bellevue ne shrek
ing in agony. and when be taken out OF the
ambulance MO the reception room his cries re-
sounded throughout tho hospital Superintendent
downstairs 10 investigate H. demanded 70 know
whence tho patient came and what ambulance
brought him TO-
Did any Of our mon bring him inc" he asked.
no sir. ae came IN ar ambulance from Roose-
Welt Hospital. Here is Dr. Hutton who had
What do you mean by bringing a patient here
In such desperate straits demanded . Eourk x.
yS,,nd tba, had No. -niSs When got TO the
scene Of The accident Or hutton explained d med
Well, why didnt yqq axe nm MTG },} Eoq' x Own
" ny dom YOU get spnrs there O.,
II did TIE best could under me - t4n 5
returned DR.. Hutton lt is not my tallt II hoI h
Welt Hospital neslects 70 keep snlnis IN inc smou-
aIt is fl most objectionable piece Of careessness,'
said Superintendent O'Rourke. WI see , 70 J,
that It a2esn't happen again can Dr. 'nr'SA"
~ Christian. head OF the surgical wards cams
He agreed VIZ SIMULTANEOUSLY 49, n3 ross
unprofessional. 20 say tho least. he promlse9 20
submit report Of The Ga. n 5a Il mght be
brought 10 the attention Of Commissioner keler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
FYPNYTTPE POLISH.

70 one ,ss.espoonful q i.nseed oil ala an equal
Proportion o.. turpert.ne together with pieo"
4" ary pure SOAP the size % walnut Pour IBIS
no v--se. Containing one quart " boiling water
DC .e' Inc W1-.e Dol for about ten minutes s.'
''s u OCCASIONALLY 50 thar II NAV of "eh my
rif LIQUID can te used either warm or cola. pr.
:. IS uore effective wnen warm. Apply WITH so.
ar'e. c.ofl wer Wrlrg ont TAKE tlS--
Fa1nei % polish with. and a few minutes N.s2-J-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
WE'RE TO GET A BARGAIN TO-DAY.

Cne Of the fall openings Of interest 10 large
number Of women Is that being held this week by
: Shrednecky d Co. ladies' tailors ar 80. At IVES;
Thirty-ihird-st near Fif.h-ave. The latest and
richest novelties in imported cloth are show m
the most uo 70 date fashions. and che opening i-
suecialzed by the firms taking orders for tas week
A. greatly reduced IriCe Tailor made SUITS Of 'r-
imported cloths. lred throughout with AREA oi
me quality VIII be made FOR $50 and >1o. ms
guarantees quality and workmanship AVID con-'i-
-ufes an emphatic bargain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
,ooTg BAyIsHES THE BASS DRrh
-..,,,.>, PART OF A BRASS BAND II WILL
No LONGER FIGURE N PROFESSIONS ~
VOLUNTEERS or AMERICA
VOLUNTEERS n AAEH

A, the opening session q he Grand Fied .0t t,
-. Volunteers Of America convened az Blue
po,r, rons Island and composed o. the officers
., highest rank from all parts q he country pre-
sided over by General BalNngton Booth me io'-
Loving resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolved That IN view of the conflict With the
-.,.I auth critics or the part o. other ORGANIZATIONS
and I'M view ~ OUT strong desire 70 respect and
Who'll ,h- -ruri-iral laws. ae authorize that The
use Of tne drum be abandoned both clt doors and
~ u connection with the whole movement except
aim a. bras. band ne and drum corps or AZ
ta, head ot parade officially authorized by tne
sectional officer r. is T. commended however. that
&. HAD. ~ the DRUM q cornrt small organ con-
oerina, .Iitag OF other strnsed instrument, be
used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
FASHIONABLE WouEy As SWIMMERS.

The Chicago Womau's Athletic Cllb is going 10
have swimming match .a January The contest
will be IN the swimming tank Of the clubhouse.
Fifteen medals Will no awarded. SO that tho oQpor-
tunities are large Two gold medals VIII he the
prizes for all around swimming and diving. six ST.
YER medals VIII reward special fea's s-cn as slle
stroke or aoatlng and four ot silver VII no. gwen
for half mile race. a trfee-4lai'"f mile i7' a'--
f~~ee lengths n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

The " q ist IS
slightly hiou F. . d
back and front
with a round yoke
and collar -
tucked satin. a
circular rufe e
ca s p n ere IS
trimmed w 18th Il
band o. inch vide
velvet ribbon sur-
m ourted av o
scroll effect ofthe
same in = baby,
us9-h The close
''''-e ~ ID
sleeve "a q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

shower bouquet. which consisted % orchids u-es
,--a- long trails Of stephanots grasses and ferns
..el win loops of white ri3non After ne co1ceri
--a Nsvnr .r an address thanked her In 0ehalt of
ft- fovrr4r4ope for fhe favors which they had re-
..tr.s r. m Ter This l- the 3th year the Baroness
has given these concerts ir swansea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
Long RIDE on HORSEBACK.

Ms Nellie Wheeler o, Greenwood Ky. may
'airly claim the championship IN horseback rfins.
80 recently completed a ride of nine hln9rel
mes ia Jess than three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
PLANS Of WOMEN'S CLUBS
zr,,prv STATES NOW HAVE Fedora.
TONS
.--.x ASSOCIATIONS AFFIIAT1NG WITH
rHosr oT TIE UNITED STATES
GOSSIP ABOUT TIVE PRESIDENTS

7Hosr 81 THE UNITED STATES
GOSSIP ABOUT TIE PRESIDENTS
Ire convention of The Genera. Federation o.
W. be he 7'.a S7 ysrioy. State federa,ions
II, election Of aesass ans ars para Or Of a t.
=, ne STATE meetings
Tie num- Nun. - es,5 federation. with ,heir ad-
-. 80. s-e as follows.
-..s NJ. ! q Pillow. Helena
c'-ado MIS- James II Baker ''''e '''e'
s2,-~e-..r..- Mrs T X Noble. No 50 East-ave..
Norwsla r..-.- ~ 90 ne,..
80 w. r..netor.
Ds.~-' - So.1.,'2 MT, ,@rr'e r. Ne"' no
Sro-,sa. Mre j q Beekman. Tarqon Springs.
- ' N-s Fober, r Farson. No . Delaware
Pa aas N-s rmma NJ. Van veohten. No. lilo
E,s.s. NFs R Peters 10. rS West seventh
80 49, ~ LS,a.sv.i'e
Na'i ss..oS
y 49, Miss Margaret J. Evans, Carleton Col
.sc No--taed
Msseur. Ms zen Il. Lee NO. SUE "9S''''N-
'I55-sexs Mrs : e I.anrvorthy Seward.
Nsw-Hampshire. Mrs Henry W hair. Man
chester, Ne rr,rv = UslHaroso, No 40
~ p-c-d-=, EHzabeih.
New-Y ork, MS. Ni!am 100 Heln'u1n' NO ~
FE'1-aNf. Nt~- ~ ~. N ..,aa- 11-oL,e
N'''"
Ohio Ms William 2 or. Piqua
Oklahoma Mrs SeiWSH b'us'as' No - '''''''''
11s--s,.,-s Mrs Horace Brock Lebanon
Rho5e Is and Miss Ruth B. Franklin. No n
syringe. Ne~po'' 11r--,,- r, raeo~5 ~ qs, lin
49, Memphis
Ntirar1 {. Jennings. Row and Hal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The wedding Of Miss Alice Duer the youngest
daughter OF Mr and Mrs James 6 King Duer.
70 Henry Wise Miller OF Captain and Mrs
Jacob ". Miller. was celebrated yesterday after
noon in the chantry Il Grace Church. Broadway
and feminist. In the presence OF less than $50
guests. II simple wodding the bride being
without attendants OF any kind. She walked 20
the altar with her father VINO gave her away.
Her gown was entirely OF rich lace and her Veil.
neld In place with cluster n orange blossoms.
was also a lace. Nj Mers best man was
Pierre la Rose. Of Philadelphia. The ushers We're
Joseph Larocque jr. brother-in-laW Of the bride.
and Frederick W Kcasby. OF Morrlstown y. J.
After The ceremony. which was performed AZ
o'clock by the Rev. Or Morgan Dix rector ~
Trinity Parish assisted by the Rev. DR. William r
Huntington. rector Of Grace Church. there vas a
small informal reception AZ the home ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Duer. No 50 East Fifty-third-st. The invita-
tons on account Of the limited space a. The home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Duer. confined 20 relatives
and intimate friends in most cases one member II
each family only being asked
Among the guests were Mrs Hopkins and the
Misses Hopkins OF Washington. Mr. and N;..
Abram s Hewitt the Misses Hewitt NJ and Mrs..
f II Hartman. Miss Hartman General and
Mrs Green Miss Starr. Nr and Mr. Philip b.
Thomson M and Mrs. George Post r.. Dr. and
Mrs Francis Deadeld Mr and Mrs J. Gore h.ue
M ard Mrs. George Maccu.looh Miller Nj ana
Mr. r. II. Goldman. Mss Parker Dr ana M'H
Richard II Derby. Dr.. and Mrs. Draper. Charles
Beekman Mr. and Mrs Henry VI Keasby pr. trd
Mrs Appleton. Miss Frances : Miller Mrs. j.
Kearney Warren Of Washington, Miss NNN's.
j Henry Smith Mss Caroline Lee Austin ortin
Nj and Mrs j. Clark Read. the Misses Read. " +
stone jr NJ ana Mrs n ". Howe Mt aua NJ
Hitchcock Miss Barnes. Mr. and Mr- Bard Nc
Vickar Mis- Amy Duer. Ausei Phelps b. his'
Townsend Bishop and Mr. Poite.r Aonzo f',..I
Mr. and Mr. Stanford White. Frahcis a.. Green
Dexter Blagien Philip Benka.d NJ ~. ~ ME-
Mrs Danniuc Duer. Walter Maynard Nj and Alr~
Frederick Bronson. Miss Bronson. NJ ara "
g. W ogden captain and Mrs Meifi.te Mss
Cudersleave William Williams. Francis crow iin-
shield Mr and Ms Hoffman Miller Mis- ogden
NJ and Mrs George Cammann Mr. ana MIS-
Ramsey Turnbuil Mr.. and Mr. Ni.tol S'rcnii..
Miss Banks Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Harvey Ms
%orrfe Mr. and Mrs Prescott Hail Butler NJ
and Mrs A. Gordon Norrio. Mr. and NJ Wi' ~,
Whitman ir. Or. and Mr. Henry y Nichol.. Mi
and Mrs Ernest Adee me- Misses Ives Prq'e,S ~,
and Mrs Osborn Thomas Hastings Mr. art N's
Percy Morgan Miss Ruth Morgan. Mrs. Eonfer.
neu- Morris Nr and Mrs Edward King. Mr.. and
Mrs clifford Richardson Mr. and NJ. + .. h le.
NJ and Mrs Roh4Tf SturCi- and taWrrile@ LILY
ineston Mr. and Mrs MILLER. after tour through
me South. viii sa. from Nev-Orleans about 'c.
toter j. for san Jose. Costa R.ca. Where they VII
ma kc their home for the rex SIX months ~ l''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

axe Their home for The rex' =iv months ~ least
The marriage of Ms Laur4 Gibson JUDD daush-
ter OF Mrs :. q Judd. 10 Lewis Herbert Parry.
o. Mexico City Mexico Wa soemnzed a. SO
o'clock last evening az th- home = the brides
mother. 10 u- East NreteeLth-st Tic Rov D.
j Howard FarchlN oftcnted a. tie ceremony.
The bride who was given away o} her hrotner-ln-
aw Herber, Dean Lounsbury wor~ d gown %
vaite crepe de chine Her attendants were Mss
Edith NJ Norton. of Scranton. Penn. Miss Beuiah
GAYLORD and Miss Dorothy Adel. The last twe
fha bride passed. George RoveI- OF tnlS CRY. was
best man. Mr. an5 ME-. F'rrE VIII .sPeno ,agI
viii he 10 t7e CIV Of Mexico
In $. Johns Memorial Church Cambridge Mass.
AZ 70 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss Mary
Hayward Mitchell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Mitchell Of that place. VS. married 10
loan Francis Havemeyer. son OF John O.. Have
never. ~ Yonkers number 81 guests from THIS
city attended the ceremony which was performed
g., tho Rav Bishop Faulkner. Of BAY RIDGE y Y.
and the rector Of the chapel. the Rev Dean
Hodge, and also tho reception. which was held
at the home - ne brides parents. n. s. Brattle-
s- Miss Harriet +. HAVEN yer. sister 81 ne
Gage Mis- Folsom Mss P.ymp'on and Mss Hay-
ward 81 Cambridge "ere me 9ilaesIna,,ls, III
Havemeyer. who was graduated from Yale mi
Versty class o 81 vas attended as best man ~
5'rt Mlicnei,. 2i sIe-s Uer G. T Nicb-
oiis. y tbs city; ". 3 Nisbet John A. Kingman2
9q ta 1i.l''' Penn m and Nathan hayward Of
Cambridge
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Jerome Alex
andre daughter - J Harry Alexandra. 10 Samuel
Adams Clark viii take place or THURSDAY. NovsIn-
Der p Ar Shor- IT. ne e2ury,y no TIa "a MI
Mr. and Ms Eli Whitney. Of New-Haven an
roYrco the enraremcnt Of their daughter. Miss
salIe r Wh.tnsy. 20 Or. Leonard = Sanford a.so
~ New-Haven and graduate ~ Yale University
nre.,v ueadins was celebrated A. 30 o'clock
last evening In t1e Church Of the Blessed Sacra-
mont AZ s-ver-y-,irst-st. and Broadway. when
Miss Marie : Gonzalez eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mr. Antonio e.. Gonzalez. NJ No - Yves,
ss,s~,y-e-s--s- was married 20 q. P Macias ~
Washington u C.. by the Rev. Matthew IaF-
lo- -he rector ~ the church Inc oruT W. f or,
white satin win train. trimmed WIN apP'li-s , lI,
~. prri.. chiffon fulle Vel and orange blossom
el' ,r .r. side with diamond crescent. She
carried shower bouquet OF " NE h-,5e vse ,be
mad n honor and tho bridesmaids wfre ,f M5sSi
Isa5e. H. fi5,tb Marini J Enrique Maoias,
brotrer ~ re bride groom. was 'he best man
~ and Mrs Ouo G Mayer Of Stella Manor.
IVES, Orange have returned nome ai'er = ZIP
through Europe They were absent a''' -"
week.
c.-4s have been sen, out for the marriage -
,,.,l. ,risa Runvon. Of Newark daughter OF the
late Theodore Runyon s2rmeFy = Y@g5-F The
1,a.rrarv % Elias Alva Nikihsct, 81 80 ~. - 81
wedding Will axe place on Tc 9.art 49,
paen- Episcopal church IN N4"''"
Mrs Edward Cortland, Drake. Of Newark has
ies-.e4 ards for the wedding on October = at
Grace Episcopal Church A. Ne~ark N nsr daus"-
Ter Helen Esther 70 William '0ann''F ''''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

~ and Mrs OTTO G Mayer. Of Stella Manor
". orange have returned home after trip
Trough europe. They were absent about ten
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Jerome Alex
andre daughter u Harry Alexandra 70 Samuel
Adams Clark Will take place or Thursday. NoVern-
~ a. Sh0r- Acres the country home OF Mr..
Alexandre ar Fort Wordsworth. Staten Island
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16

Bye quiet; No. Q, e6 1-2; State SO.
Barley nominal; feeding 47aiS IL; mailing
Barley malt dull; western 6oa7o.
Wheat, spot steady; No. red S3S; options,
May 78}S; july 7S%; september 164
Corn, spot steady; No. 2, 4S35; options, May
i0l8; July 40K.
Oats, spot dull; No 2. 81. options dull.
Beef steady; family s9.b00a11.00 extra mess
50; beef hams Sls 50a 1900; packet S9.50aSl 10 90;
city extra India mess Sl4,00al5.50.
Gut meats frmer; picked bellies 5a5M
picked shoulders "A; picked hams 61s07 I-2.
Lard steady; western steamed $50; city -;
April S5F l-2, nominal: refined firm.
Pork easy; mess 1900 $50; snort clear
SlQ.2oal2.75; family sl0.500ll.t0.
Butter unsettled: western creamery IL l-2al9;
TO- factory 13Dl5; Elgins 20; imitation creamery
l4al7 1-2; State dairy l5als H.; creamery
Cheese firm; large white l2ai2A; do. small
llallh; large colored IL III; do. small 1Ia11A;
light skins Sa9; part skins 7aS.
Eggs strong; State and Pennsylvanis IA;
western fresh 49, al4; southern l9al3%.
Potatoes gu ct; New York S1.50a2.25; Lon :
Island s20O@2SO; sweets, Jerseys, s2.5Oa4.OO;
Tallow firm; city I-2; country 1-2a41S, as to
quality.
Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude % 1-2;
crude + o. mills l3a13 IL: prime summer yell
low rs; off summer yellow % I-2a24; but
ter grades S0a92; prime winter yellow 3la34;
prime white 26
Petroleum quiet: refined New York, T0j;
Philadelphia and Baltimore $500; do in bulk
81 90.
Rosn steady; strained, common to good
Sl.S5.
Turpentine firm at "A 1-2a45.
Rice finn; fair to extra 1-2a7: Japan ba5A.
Cabbage dull Long Island S9alQ.00 per 100.
Frelghts to Liverpool weak cotton by steam
III do grain l I'D
Co6ee-Options July $50; october S5.45. spot
Rio firm and higher; No. z. invoice ga; No. 7
lobbmg "a; mid firm; Cordova sab.
Sugar, raw strong, tending upward; fair re-
lining -; centrifugal, 90-test 4 l6 molasses
sugar 4; refined firm and fairly active; mould
D l-2; graduated 64: cubes -.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April l5.-Flour firm and
unchanged; western super s2.2562.40,
Wheat easier; No. red spot a; April TIA
M; May 77a77L; July 70 bid; steamer No. 2
red -; Southern wheat by sample 'O0H l-2;
do. on grade.
Corn easier; mixed, spot 4lI04I IL; April
40$a a40 L.; May 3oa a39; June; steamer mlxed
-: Southern white and yellow corn AZ l-2 asked.
Oats steady; No. ? 0hite western, 35d a31 l-2;
No. mixed - l-2 bid.
Rye firm; No. Z nearby 50 asked; No. 2
western 81 l2
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. O., April l5.-rurpentine
firm at Ilail -; receipts q casks.
Rosin firm at 95aSl00: receipts 13l.
Crude turpentine quiet ut Sl.35, b2.4U and S240;
receipts is barrels.
Tar firm at 80; receipts 80.
CHARLESTON S. c., April l5-Turpentine
finn at al; safes =.
OSLO f., Sl.lO; Il, 81. 20; G., SlZ5; II, Sl.S5; l,
sl4i; K, $3.50; NJ, $l7o; N, $l.9o; g, SIG; W W,
f2b0.
at 4ll-2; sales III; receipts 7t3.
RoSin firm sales l,02); receipts F,6)5: Quote:
A, b, C, Sl.o0; Z, $500; Il, Sllo; +, Sl2l:
O, Sl.25; Fl, sl.35; /, s1I5: X, S1.E5; Nj, Sl,S);
", $l.95; W G, $3.50; W W, $50.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16

noted by spectators who had bought in
expectation of n favorable statement
The favorable turn of the Samoan diff
Guilty and the weekly statements of
effect. Large realizing, however, was
dollars in loan, had very stimulating
trade which noted a general condition
of prosperity, were factors in re-arousing
confidence.
Spots of special strength were Della
ware and Hudson, Manhattan. Colorado
Fuel and Iron. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
people's Gas and Continental Tobacco.
Just before the close the professional
element started raid on the idea that
the recent Recovery had been too rapid.
but they succeeded in making only Il
slight impression in values.
United States 3's coupon during the
week advanced y; United States Us
registered and the new As registered, Il:
and the old As coupon, Is: the IS and
old As registered declined Il in the bid
price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
J13, 400 shares. including 1886 Atchi-
son, preferred; 12,015 Burlington; 12,523
Delaware and Hudson; So 100 Manhat-
tan: 23.300 Reading. first preferred;
6.665 Missouri Pacific; 12,062 Ontario
and Western; G,39S Rock Island $500
St Paul; 1866 American Steel; 1870
Federal Steel: 1851 Peoples Gas;
24,O70 Colorado Fuel and Iron; 6f,49G
Brooklyn Transit: $3.50 Continental
Tobacco: 5.97S Sugar; ~ do Tenncs-
see Coal and Iron.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-16
THE NEW CUP DEFENDER,

The now cup defender now Rapidly
being built is confidently expected to
be the most remarkable and unique sail
ing vessel ever turned out from Ply
establishment. It's construction has
been kept a profound secret, but it IS
whispered that it will easily hold the
cup another triumph for The versatile
Yankees America is rapidly coming to
the front in all things, and when she
gets there she stays. A good example
of this is her famous household remedy,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which has
defended health for half century past
In spite of many limitations, no ether
remedy has been able TO wrest The cup
of success from it. 1t holds the cham
pionship of America for the 4aiek de-
feat of all stomach Ills, such rs mil
gestion, constipation. nervousness, bill
iousness liver and kidney troubi IS. It
is also an excellent preventive and cure
of malaria and fever and ague. 1t is
strongly recommended to everyone at
this time of the year.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, April 15.-The Industrial
Specialties were very strong to-day,
and the rising tendency, particularly
after the appearance of the bank
statement extended throughout the
list with the Coalers prominent in the
markets late strength. Money con-
timed easy, and the bank statement,
with an increase of nearly four and one
half million dollars III surplus reserve
and nearly three million dollars in cash
and contraction of over ten million
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SALE OF BERTHE COUNTY BONDS

The Commissioners of BERTHE County will
offer for sale at public auction, for cash, to the
Windsor, Berthe County, North Carolina, at IL
M, on Monday, May st, 1899, 20 bonds Of the
said County, issued in pursuance OF an Act o.
the General Assembly of North Carolina, rati-
fed the 9th day of January, 1893.
Each bond is at the denomination of 500 of
aud the interest on each is payable ssmi-an-
nually, the first day of July and January. Ten
of said bonos will become due July LIST, i903 and
ten of said bonds will become que on the first of
each July thereafter until the whole of said
bonds are paid.
The bonds bear interest at the rate of four
Correspondence solicited. April 8, 1899.
e. +. ETHERIDGE,
Register of Deeds,
Berthe County, N. G..
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OWN YOUR HOME.

The Mechanics and Investors Union
are prepared to make on eight years
time to acceptable persons, on real es-
tate security, for the purchase or cree
ton of homes, in progressive cities or
towns, in North Carolina on the follow.
ing plan: An advance of 5000, with a
further payment of 5000 at maturity, will
be made, for a monthly payment Of
$13.65, for a period of one hundred
months, Mt which time the mortgage will
be cancelled, and the final payment Of
5000 vii. be made. Other amounts in
same proportion. Equitable arrange
ments, to prevent loss of property in case
of death. For full particulars address
GEORGE ALLEN,
Secretary.
Pullen Building, Raleigh, N. @.