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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly ~
with the supply.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market
steady. Commercial demand s. S7t. sixty
days $iSlis. ninety daye. 81 7sIt; france
Paris and Havre. sixty days, b.22ia Swiss
sixty days, 525h Belgian 5.2t94; marks
sixty days a3A; ninety days. % 9-i6.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady;
banks are buying al i-i6 discount and
selling ss follows: So aud under. Joe pre-
MUM. SIS 20 ss0. l5c premium. $50 10 800,
zoe premium 500 10 500. 25c premium.
500 20 $1,000. a premium. 1900 and over.
7ac per N premium
sECURITfEs-Centrl incomes are low
err. seemingly following the New YORK
markets. Banks stocks are in request at
advancing figures.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. IS. p m.-spot fair de-
mand. prices lower; American middlinE
fair, ca good miidiing 5 il-led; middlns
lg-32d. low middling i3-1sd' good OF
binary 5-22d. ordinary 29-S2d. The sales
Of the day were 1000 bales Of which SO
were for speculation and export ana In
cluded 800 American Receipts none.
Futures opened quiet and closed dui
American middliug. low middling clause
November 5asn52gi. sellers. November
December 525a5asd sellers; December
January mas. I'D. sellers January Febrr-
AIRY 52id. buyers: February-Mareh Sl9d,
buyers: Msrch-April 5i7a5.lsd. sellers.
Aprll-Afay 5.i505.i6d. buyers. May-June
5lh. buyers: June-JuH 5i2d, buyers;
July-August 5lod. sellers. August-sep-
TENDER 50, sellers.
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New York. Nov. 26.-Good business done
in print cloths at close OF las; week. in
Guiding regulars az SAC per yard. Wide
goods very hrm; no change in heavy
weight sheetngs aud drills. but some
lighter makes held for advances OF ikni4c
per yard. Bleached cottons firm AZ last
weeks advances, but demand quiet Wide
sheetings tending upwards Denims con-
tinue scarce ana very Arm; other coarse
colored cottons also firm with light stocks
White goods IN India linens. lawns and
fancy lace weaves very well sold up and
nrm in price. Prints and glnghams quiet
but firm.
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NAVAL STORES.

Morday. Nov. g.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-T turpen-
tine market opened firm AZ S9c to-day. and
closed firm and unchanged. with fair
business doing The demand was good for
supplies 40 the quotation. but there was
no great inclination among factors TO let
20 at this price After the closing the
early evidences OF a stlnening tendency
IN the market was shown by tho ready
selling done al 2ai.c with the indications
for a stn better price before any great
amount changed hands There was pret-
ty general inquiry from al sources
ROSINS-AhOut al that can be aid for
the rosin market g. that 10 continues firm
and unchanged with the demand fully
satisfactory 10 the trade. There were no
developments OF interest during the day
Receipts are beginning 20 show slight
Increase as the season for a good volume
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AND COMMERCIAL.
.,ruP ~ COTTON FUTURES MAR
t,t.T OF FROM ~ TO ~ POINTS.

, Number OF Bcari-h Reports Circu-
,.,rd. and the Decline PrecipitRtcd
Ia, Liverpool ana Wall street SELL
.ny-TurpentIne Sells at 38t4c After
u,, CIosinE-RosIns Firm and I'm
,,nnged-stocks Irregular but
.trona - Local and TeIeEraphic
Markets.
The Morning News odico.
Monday Nov q
.rs question which must have suggest
a a.ef toward the closing IN the cot
H. ,-tpres market to-day was as g the
..-.. bouts of the apparent hull move
....r ghich started during the latter pat
,..-t week The wholesale dumping
.,.5o.ri u long cotton started early in
Old. ssv when a combination o 6earish
....,ts was circulated. among them be
.,- the prospective heavy recclpts Tor
... s.ek. easier and declining spot mar
~. in the South reports o. the death
car ana other influences equally
.....,.ll IA reversing the Upward ten
Liverpool sold. Wall street sold.
.. ... buyers Tor loc rise sun cred.
... ......ae OF the market Was sieaiy.
a.e.ns OF n and 81 points. about the
.ae.. l.,tl o. the day.
.aif.ts turpentine market Closed
.r s. with q good demand for sup
- ,. the quotation. After the closing
locally stronger tendency developed
-.....a were made on a basis Of S'iac.
.. inening tendency. which prom
higher price before sales OF any
..rtD.e lots were MADE. The rosin
,.-... closed arm and unchanged vi a
80. business doing. The ~noie' al
,s.-s closed steady and active. sto X
arently overcOme the reae1iond y
.....-r aud in some quarters scored ue-
.ns The Southern ana soAth-
-.. -roups were conspicuous Tor their
....s The following resume OF the
.,r..-s will show their tone apd quota
No. ID the closing to-day
Local and General Markets.
, cotton-Easy. l-l6c lower.
....-lrrcgular but strong.
v-.t-Can. steady. sass. per cent
..-rautine-F1rm, Sc.
u.-l-Firm. unchanged.
...r- November &c higher.
1...t STEADY December. Naisc on
ol.--Luchanged
rr5.s.oas-Unchansed TO l2isc up in
pork
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ESTIMATE or COTTON CROP.
Matter. Of Interest TO the Trade Here
and Elsewhere.

Matters of Interest 90 the Irdde he'e
and Elsewhere.
Many members OF the Savannah Cotton
Exchange yesterday estimated what the
cotton crop OF isoD-isoi viii be.
The guesses were recorded by
SUPERINTENDENT Merrihew. ana viii be
Alsd away until the oaicial announcement
OF the size OF the crop is made. when me
estimates will be produced and the near.
est guesser awarded the prize. out OF
thirty-six estimates the average IS 49,.
90 bales. The lowest estimate Is Ays2'Vo'
the highest 1880 CO., and the nearest to
the average s.sasO0o. Heretofore the sa-
vannah cotton men have shown tHeir
knowledge OF crop conditions by pretty
close estimates Of the yield Nj. G.. b.
Malone was the winner last season. his
estimate being very close 70 the oihcial
crop report. The extensive business con-
nectlous OF the Local trade with pretty
much the entire eastern South brings
;hem in close touch with conditions. there
b. enabling them TO size up with reason
able accuracy what the section with
which they trade IS apt 10 pfoduc3.
The bulllsh element on the Bay doubt
less had good reason for fearing the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
COTTON

The cotton market closed easy at de-
,r.r.. - l-lsc, with sales on the spoi 81
1s. bales. The receipts were 55s2 against
40, last year. and s.s3l year before last.
There was fair demand A. the decline.
tboges business was not on an unusually
active scale.
rae following we're the Official spot quo
tauone 40 the close OF the market At the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

Dried and EvaporRted Fruits.
APPLES Evaporated. 7d7iAe sun dried.
5MN6c
APRICOTs-Evaporat loc pound
nectarinca i0c.
RAIslNS-L l.. $40. imperial cabinets.
g. Is. loose. D-pouud boxes sac pound
PEACHES Evaporated. pealed. fTlzc.
unpcaled. Sa.Gac.
ARg-EvaBorafed sac
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Al trains and depart from the Plant System station
TnROuGH CAR SERVICE. Ere

ThROUGH
81 EXPRESS Vsst-
bu limited between savan-
folk Dining Washington
MAIL Veshued
limited savannah
a
Also Pullman aud Cincinnati
For schedules apply
V 8 @ Nj. NJ GULF. III, w A. TURK O. T. A.,
D.
HARDwICK As Atlanta.
r T Phones $50
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ARRIVAL or TRAINS
FROM

Masnihcent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service to Washington. baltimore Phlla-
delphla and New York. also 10 Jackson
vile and Tampa.
Dining care from Savannah 20 Hamlet
and Richmond 90 New York
Buffet paHor cars Savannah 10 Mont
gomeTy
For additional Information apply 70
Ticket once. Bull ana Bryan streets.
Phone 81
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Nov 1ork, Nov 1b-MoneY on cal
steady. Su3ia per cent. last loan per
cet Prime mercantile paper ii.Nj per
cent. sterling exchange firm with actual
business IN bankers bills az H.S5f.uf S5is
for demand and az &i.sltsd4 SIS for sixty
days: posted rates N-s20ts-is ana ASIA
issis commercial hl.s NSJatHAIA
silver certificates 6iG65c. bar silver
635sc. Mexican dollars 5ec. government
bonds strong: state bonds strong, railroad
bonds stronE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
COTTON FUTURES.
me closing steady at a Loss OF 27a
~ Points.

'e" York. Nov. al, was a day OF
trial ana disappointment to the
''as OF cotton and many pet idea a.
'"' probable course OF events concern
'a4uea IN tho near future were DO
9ea with the fret half hour. Where
=. everything during the previous week
49, seemed 20 favor a bull movement Of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

nrm. asiAc.
Rosin firm. unchanged.
Wilmington. " G. Nov. g -Spirits tur-
penune steady. unchanged. receipts. IS
casks.
Rosin. nrm. {lOQl2j; receipts. 7sl bar
reis.
crude turpontine. quiet; Sl.40d3iO. re-
ceipts. - barrels
Tar Arm. SE. receipts 2ss barrels.
New Orleans, Nov. Is Receipts. Rosin.
is8 barrels. turpcntine s. casks.
Exports, meme.
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Verfon-Quict, middhng, %, net re-
.pt 1885, gross, 1855. sales, ls2. stock.
-96ls
Ncw Or.eaus-Qulei: middlng. %. net
receipts i2o9'' gross, i2.cH; sales $3.50:
tnek E29l9
Mo1le-Easy. mideiing. 81; net re-
ir's -l-s. gross receipts. 2,l2S. sales.
Stock % 6s7
chai,eston-Quie,. middiing, ? ILLS; net
r'o.p- 80. gross 1910: stock. 2f2A.
Wim ncton-Firm; miidllng So. net
'in' 2s): gross. 2So. stock 4223
NorfoIk-Qulet. middling 9N; net re.
.n'-. a.ill. gross. S,7ii: sales, i22: stock,
1,i
Baltimore - Nominal: uiddling. 1Ois:
eose receipts. 26i: stock. e925.
New York-Qulet; middiing i0is; net
-ereir's So. gross. ss5: sales. III: stock.
pN7
Poston-Quiet: middling. ioI net re-
epis. iol6. gross. s22s
phia-Quiet; mlddling los: net
20 apts. 3ss. gross. $50: stock. S.0sa
Daily Movements At Interior Towns
Alsusta-Nothing doing; middling s7i;
Pep receipts. lib gross. 2.i2i sales. s52.
stock g. $40
Memphis-Firm. middling. 1916: net
receipts 5.sa. gross. Ii9o. sales. 100;
suck li6u2
81 Louis-Qulet: middling. 1915: net
receipts. 1871. gross 5.os4. stock. b70i3.
incinnati-Steady and nominal: mid
d.ng. lo' net receipts. Ito. gross. no.
stock. i0iA
Housson--steady; middling. %; net re-
,'p.f. 1878. gross. - 76s. sales is7: stock.
sol 1875
Louisville-Firm: middlinE. d.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
Gaiveston-To che continent 1899;
coattwiee, 400
New Orleans--To France. n $50; to the
continent. 1918
avannah-Cosstwise. I.l33.
Wiimington-To the continent. 10, $780,
to1s,Wise SIS
Norfolk-Casxi wAe. go
New York-To the continent. Ia
FhIndelpnia-To Great Britain. $40
Total foreign exports from all ports this
% To Great Britain so; 10 France.
N". 90 the continent. 32s7s.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
'ar his week: To Great Britain. IL. 80
'a France. $50; 10 the continent. Hfsa.
Io'al foreign exports since Sept ]. 1870:
Great Britain. 1865. sos to France. 2H.
'o che continent. 7o6 5T6.
rieston S. C.. Nov. 2e.-cotton easy;
"ladiug. sac: no sales
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

New York Office. No g. Broadway.
ofccs IN principal cities throughout che
South. Write for our Market Manual and
took containing instructions FOR traders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

steady increase IN the bear forces. Bruin
recently made hts appearance OF "a well
known foundry on the lower Bay. hut this
distance from the trading center did not
rouse any great apprehension amonE the
bulls a fIil-nedgcd bear has now made
n.s appearance in the Cotton Exchange.
where bis operations are regarded more
-usp.ciousy and especially since his adj
vent ls concurrent with D b.g rise ia the
cotton market Eiuin enjoys close Tcia-
Uors with q leading broker Ia the ex-
change 90 has already neen introduced
oy the gentleman 20 members. who mani
iesf e'ea' Interest at ne agility the bear
20 plays ave. thc Formally Of an intro
4aHtlor FeH mon are capable % carry ins
business and FUN in hcfter harmony than
tie owner ~ ths beast. go that mcmhei
havs not bfeU sIgaici ia seeing 30 per
form. lae baar must hr seen to be apprc-
r.nied ne automatic movements make Il
none Che Ices agile ana IFS harmless APP
pearanee makes even the tlmid fee easy.
Ths members Of tho New York Cotton
Exchange are 20 have new proposition
pat before tham This week n relates to
margin calls On cotton. and the Commit
tee 90 Bylaw and Rules has requested
tAa' every member give his opinion on the
subject with "a view to securing a correct
idea o. the sentiment attaching 30 this
prop sitIou. suggestions and opinions
ala {" be- sent IN not later than Wcdnes-
day afternoon Of this week The sub
stance 81 tae proposition follows.
ON tie hrst business day % each week
margins shall be- called on all contracts
then epen 90 make the prices Of such con-
tracts equal 10 the closing bid prices OF
'he previous business day for like dcllv-
cries. such margins shah be called N
this manner.
Tho party calling the margins shall do
so before 10 a. m. and hall send. as part
Of ihe margins clll q statement Of an oncl
contracts, which state mont shan also
show the ret amount requisite 10 make
%" prices q these contracts equal 10 the
closing bid prices e the previous day for
Ike deliveries. From this amount shall,
be deducted the amount Of any margin
previously deposited under this rule pro-
v.d,d che same has not been released
The net amount thus shown 60 be due
shall be the amount OF margins to be de-
posted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

The Indo- Egyptian Compress Company.
which owns all the patents for the Lowry
press Ia az countries other than the
United States has organized tho Colum-
b!an Baling Company under Canadian
laws with $4,000 capital TO carry on lie
business ~ Canada.
The lndo- Egyptian Company owns all
the capital stock. OF the $50 co stock.
$4,000 represents tire value OF the patents.
The Columbian Bal.uE Company has
two plants. one az 81 Johns aud one at
81. Charles, Montreal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

cwt Csc: 10 New York. per cwt., a0c; 20
Philadelphia per bale. 81: Baltimore. 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Brcmen a0c, Liv-
erpool, toc. Hamburg. Ssc; Genoa. sc;
Barcelona. Sc. Manchester 4sc: Havre.
l0c: Antwerp, ": Revai. SOC: Rotterdam.
i0c. Trieste. Sc NDIRECT-Liverpooi,
5sG3sc; Hamburg. ~. Gothenburg 6sc
LUMBER BY Sail-Froights steady: 20
Baltimore and eastward. $40 10 s67S per
d. including Portland
LUMBER--By Steam Savannah TO
Baltimore. $500. 90 =. n. r.. or ~ and o.
docks. $50; 70 Philadelphia. lsasc PER
oWt a pounds 10 FOOT: TO New York.
$50 per n. N2S to dock; lightered 90
NAVAL sToREs-The market Is arm.
medium size vessels. Rosin--CoTk. for
orders. 81 81 per barrel OF so pounds. and
per cent. prlmage. Spirits. q 81 per
40 gallons gross. and per cent primage
Large vessels. rosin. o.. spirits ~ "a.
Steam. lie per 100 rounds on rosin: ave
on spirits. Savannah 10 Boston. and $40
on rosin and ice on spirits 10 New York
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.
New York Nov G.-Flour moderately
active and steady. without quotab's
change from saturday Rye Hour quiet.
Cornmtai firm. Rye steady. Barley
steady BARLEY malt dull
Wheat-spot easy: No red 7gisc op-
lions were very dun all day. Delayed Wis
IDLE supply figures and general apathy
on the part Of foreign houses ana outsld-
err kept prices within a narrow range.
Opening easy under local selling pressure.
tho market later rallied, with corn. but
finally yielded 10 realiElng and closed easy
az hMAc net decline. March closed g0Hc:
May. 1isc. November 56isc. Deeetn5ef.
T7kc
Corn--spos, firm; No. . 4sA. Options
market was hrm and higher, although
rather quiet, like wheat. The strong ad-
vance IN November az Chicago was
feature. supplemented BY higher cables
and liberal seaboard clearances. Closed
strong az Maisc net advance. May. teNc;
December. Hisc.
oats-spo,. firm: No. 2 2s,sc. opilons
quiet but steady.
Beef-Firmer. Cut meats quiet; pickles
bellies. SsUi0sac
continued on Eighth Page.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

straight. s. -: fancy. n7S family. $50.
MEAls-Peari. per barrel s. 70. per sack.
81 =: city meal. per sack. bolted. I.f2isU
Si15. water ground tl.i5ll iTis city gri,s.
sacks. N.eo. pearl grits. Iludnuts. per bar
rel t275. per sack. tL22is. sundry
brands 81. i7isaLeo sack.
CORN-Aiarket fltm. white. Job lots. &C:
carload lots &c. mixed corn. job lots. &c
carload lots. h9c.
RICE-Market steady, demand good
fancy head. &C.. fancy, sac.
Primo ...+..s..s .ts.sss.s.s.ss-ss.ss..s.h
Good ............. ..,...................fi 4afA
Falt .-....sss-ss. s.sssss....s.sss..sss.sa uat2
Common ...-.,.s--...-..... ..........-.+ ID
OATS-No 2 mixed. carload. kite. job
lots. S5a5so. white clipped cars, sc. job.
40c
BRAN-Job los. DC carload lots 9oc
HAY Market steady. No ! timothy.
soc; job s5c No. ?, 9Oc Job. $50, cars.
sugar aud Concc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

coTToN--snvannah to Boston, Ter
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
MURPHY & CO. INC.

Board OF Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wires direct 10 New York.
Chicago aud New Orleans.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
~@> Southern Railway.


IN EnectNo
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
FINANCIAL.

The bulllsh element on the Bay doubt
ass had good reason for fearing the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

Continued on EIEhsh rags.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
ShERiEE'S SALE,

BY virtue OF an execution, No. 24ii3 is
sued from a District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District, holden at Providence in
the County OF Providence. State of Rhode
Island. within and for said District, dated
August, 18th, 1900 and returnable to
said court November. l3th 1900. Wherein
Byers Brothers, Commission Company, "A
corporation of said Providence. is plaintiff
and Durham G.. Gray, surviving partner
OF the firm of Anderson * Gray, is de-
fendant. will be sold at Public Auction on
Thursday, the 23d day of August. 1900, at
II o'clock, noon, on the premises at No.
AZ Robin street, in said Providence all the
right, title and interest the said Durham
c. Gray had at the time of the attach
ment on the original writ, i'm the suit In
which said execution was obtained, viz,
On the 2lst day OF July, 1900 at IL o'clock
and 80 minutes, a. m. I'm and to the fol-
lowing described personal property, viz:
One Knights Bakers oven, lot of baking
tins, trays, mixing bowls and benches,
one oil stove, one iron heater. two show
cases lot of canned goods, counter and
all fixtures in said shop, two horses
harnesses, and one bakers wagon one
cutter sleigh, and all other personal prop
erty on said premises.
Levied on this 18th day of August, A. D.,
1900. at one O'Clock p. m. and will be sold
to satisfy said execution II sufficient.
ANDREW Nick ENZIE,
Deputy Sheriff
Aug 1922, ct.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
OF THE FORMATION
OF A LIFTED PARTNER SHIP.

This certides that we, the undersigned,
Latimer S. Seaver, Eugene X. Andem and
Edmond A. Farwell and Albert r. Far
well have associated ourselves together
and formed a limited partnership under
and In accordance with the provisions of
chapter 157 of the General Laws of the
State of Rhode Island.
Said limited partnership is to be con-
Quoted under the firm name of Seaver,
Andem e. Farwell Limited.
Said Latimer S. Seaver resides in the
city of Boston, in the county OF Suffolk
and state of Massachusetts, and is a gem
eral partner. Said Eugene Y Andem and
Edmond A. Farwell both reside i'm the
city and county OF Providence and state
OF Rhode Island, and each is general
partner. Said Albert T.. Farwell resides
in said city and county or Providence in
the State OF hhoue Island, and is a spe-
cial partner.
Said Albert Il. Fsrwell, the special part
ner, has contributed to the common stock
of said partnership. as capital, the sum
of ten thousand ($l0,00O) dollars I'm money.
The general nature of the business to be
transacted by said limited partnership is
the buying and selling of cotton, as brok-
ers. and on its own account
The said limited partnership Is to COM
mence on the first day of August A. ID.
1900 and Is to terminate on the first day
OF August, A. d. 1901.
The principal place OF business Of said
partnership is situated i'm said city
and county of Providence I'm the State of
Rhode Island.
Signed in the presence of Oscar lap
ham.
LATIMER s. SEAvER,
EUGENE X. ANDEM.
EDMOND A. r. VEIL.
AIBERT Il, EARNVEI T.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
GENERAL STRIKE
VIII Be Ordered in the Build
Ing Trades In Chicago
Before Labor Day.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-UnIess the plans OF
the leaders miscarry every union man
connected with the building trades council
will be called out on strike before Labor
Day.
The plumbers have already been or
dered out and IL is the intention that all
other unions whose men are working shall
follow suit.
Owing to increased activity I'm the build
ing trades within the last few days many
union men have been put TO work. IN
some places with the consent OF the
business agents and il Is the purpose OF
the unions TO stop the work wherever
the bosses believed that they had won a
victory, and 20 show them that the labor
organization are still In the field. The
business agent OF one of the largest
unions In the building trades said:
'sThe contractors have come TO believe
that Il is comparatively easy sailing Tor
them now, and accordingly have been un-
siertaking some large Jobs with the idea
there would be no further trouble from
the unions.
.sTney will find 10 their disgust that
many OF the men whom they supposed
TO be non union men have become MEM
bers OF the unions and they will simply
be unabeI to do any work. IL is the only
thing that Is left for the unions. unless
they propose TO give up their tight.
.sThe idea of helping the contractors
along in their jobs has been mistake
which IS generally recognized now. ar/
they will find there is lot OF iight lett
among the men yet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
THEIR ROW ENDS.
Complaints Against Members Of
the Congdon Street Baptist
Church Discontinued Today.

The war in the Congdon street Baptist
church. so far as the district court Is
concerned is at an end.
Some time ago eleven brothers and
sisters were prosecuted on the charge of
disturbing a meeting of the church So
ciety These eleven members are of the
faction opposed 10 the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Presley, and subsequent TO their prose-
cution were expelled from membership.
Today the complaints against them were
discontinued. the complainant paying the
costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22

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Snarge When / say examine eyes free
4 mean thorough and accurate eNami-
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NO matter how much your vision is i'm
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Astigma risin and all errors OF refrac-
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remember, this offer for 10 days only.
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are the best quality lenses that are made
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Don't be humbugged into paying fancy
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Don't forget the name and number, for
am the man that broke the price on
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