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New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 2s. p r--Cott7n-Spot-FaIr De
nnand; prices hrm- American ulddlag- 9-l6d- The
sales OF day 10 900 bales q which 500 were
speculation and export and included 90 American
Receipts 20 900 bales. including 1920 American
Futures opened quiet quiet. mid
ding ! n G November 22-64d sellers November and
December 9-s4G5 26 sellers December and Janu-
ary 22-R475 23-s45 sellers January and February.
2o-e4a5 21-64d buyers; February and March iS64a
5 BUYERS. April < 16-6465 I7-S4d buy
ers Arrt and Nav > 15-64d sellers: May and June.
3 14-e4d july Il-64fI5 1874 !
sellers: July and August. a-6415 Io-64d sellers Au
gust ana September e3-64d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

NeW-Orleana Nov. 2s-Cotton quiet middling. 9a4c
low middling 9+sc good ordinary s%c u 500
bales exports Britain. $3.50 the Continent
2OD sales. $500. stock 5o0.1s5
Galveston Nov - Cotton steady middlins. li-l6c
low mlddiIng exc good ordinary. e%c receipts. 1875
ha.es exports tie Continent 9sIs sales 80 stock
20 040
Norfolk Nov 2s-cotton dull. middlinE 9Nc low
mddng Slice good ordinary, 1-l6c' receipts lbs
bales exports coaswise sales 5s7; stock 41I59
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
M R


-
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENrY-TF1RD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
Ae Ihe leaving time from DesbrOsSes and
Noruandt Streets Is five minutes later than
snR' ma given below for Twenty-third street
s%uon. except where otherwise noted.
't, car, ~ M VI FAST MAIL-Lll,ed two Buffet PArior
asaSo e~ YoTs 70 Pi;tseuIg Sleeping Car PlttsOurE .
S.5s VI; FAST LINE-Pltts0uTg and Cleveland.
tJ JopaFtHent S siespins Daing and o5ssrva-
Indanapclss iulst4s EsiaAd Iolsdo' Cincinnati
fo Tolsa W. GIa!SAGo It.sA}o AND 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
5.53 p VI gas 81 o;.Is = Lqats s1s;.,s. 90
55 ua0gi r II. i9aia9rP9s MaErf LSq,;ys s. Louis
Toledo. except saturday - u ~'e3so' F%
''s SSca:o =; NJ I FAcIEIc 5 ExPREssFor Ps,ourE
VI E: Isaa5 AS sHesf; esI a5S.a9y 1Ti rx
wAsHIYGTox And Si51Tii THE $50 soTTH. iTaTiH
20 2 . 500 l9lo ds.9rosses Cortandt Streets
I21 SDtis Dt5igs car. I1sS ,1-nas C4F' n. l2S9,
Streets 20 3 : 'Cons-sssiona Iul all Psror ana
- 2. m l2lo ntgaL suH-ay .. SIS. loss tDin-
EIess on@l LIN - al Psrlo- Dining Cars1 as & Is
SOUTHERN s .P RAILwAy-ExP5 , * . ? n, T. 20
NoRFoI-K AND WESTERN RAr1.wAY.-For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LiNE-E4p-sssy. SIS a n. and Q Is
cFiEzsAPEANE OHIO RAILwAv-s55 = n and
sEABoAED 57 i AIR LINE-Ex9-=ss T. 55 , n .aa 12IO
F9R m S5:P.5c1 oI:P FoIST COMFORT and NoREoLx-z@
ATLANTIC CtTY@s s. = "a aS1 a - n v..k-a.,.
s,g, sroqgn Ees,ioG.ed Trans Bu1er PsrIor Cara
FAPP Far Po-a., AA{;-I25 = I.5s % ? n wess-days
tnirt stree s-atoal. S55 =, - 20.
- al1 80 , Sundays 6 * n, IS D.
20 "a assoEoSses snl CorJ.a7dt Stree;s1 800 =
I-yo $40 and $40 p II sundays AS a n SIS
s,o ~, FOR PHILADELPHIA
as2i efr-la11t streets, go 2S. 7.SS,
ans - 30 Pen2e Il1aitsd). 10 10 CDesorossss
U N9raact streets IOeU tDiaIns Car 10 s. Dining
go -. a m T. % l255 JD.1ing car. = 70 CDes-
Ss-s ana CorTac6t Streets. 90. 255. . SS5
80 20. ny . 2. -. 10 night Sundays.
- 80 no coaches. SIS. SIS 8 -. . s. GimiteO.
t8S tDi2.,.s Car, n y s. Y IS Dining Car.
Inns Sa5l 30 DINING Car. 755 SIS SIS. s,25
Ti2Se- osces Nos 4s1 s45 1886 l254 III and 2sl
Eroacway. AsJor House. West Tw-uey-thtrt street
Ldton; and T=s5rcsses and Co-rlapsr
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. Broad
va and Pencsylyana Annex Staten Brooklyn, sta
tIon' Jersey Cry. The New YORK Transfer Company
den-es through destination.
Telephone '-Jf4 Eightaenra
Railroad Cab Service
J & HUTCHINSON voo0
~7'l7'a4 Manager Genera Tass'- Agent.
I1-25-fsOS
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. os. I2 ,. n.-Wheat-Spqt hrrn. No
California IS 2l2d: y = red Western winter 6s No
mixed, 4s - P4ssc99aeian @ 5s Sd .- Bet -.
Bacon-Ioag clear 35 40 70 9d long clear 40 70
- 70 Sd clear backs. 16 % 20 n is Lard
pine Western in terceS ass Cd ButrerFrest United
states S5z: good Cheese-Arneriean finest white,
colore1. ed TalIow-Prl71e city, 2eS 81;
Australian London, 27s 81 Cottonseed o-Hui! re
rred 21s sd
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

Spot quiet quotations unchanged on
re S1Es loc rniddliug upland ana 1o4sc tcr mid
sung os Sales 300 bales Southern spot markets were
esSs2ned follows Newo-leaas quet al SAC NOBLE
- a. s@sc Savannah steady az 91sc: Ch2Eleston hn al
sae Wilmington ouet S5sc Norfolk dull al S4$c, Ba.-
11ors 1olzc Memphis steady I05%c. lice
ee--as Aug1sta. doing. Ss Ql0c: St LOUIS
S-~i a. SIS Estimated receipts Tomorrow al New
-sans are II 600 10 1900 bales against l3so2 ~ss6
Sec an - 9l5 year Houston. 500 10 1900
DsS agatnS 1T12 last and $3.50 bales last year
fe2ts a. the ports and Interior points to-day. com
F%--c ast
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION
S-4- A ". ar1 % 2 NJ Daily Sunday, .
Pittshe.d; SUNDAYS on AZ 20 a NJ
pullman cars
Trains illuminated Pt--S~H
IlcEee of1c1s II3 9sI
tLolon SO W, Columbus Wastf fGS-h
I'm = and l@~-h = Stations. York
FuIton s. and 1Gf Broadway. z =. BrookIyr-
Telephone 900 2Srh Street York Central CAB
Service Baggage checked tor hotel G. residence by
Wes:cott Fxrress
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE n DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
n received theIr Uptown ONCE. No l242 broadway.
"a door north OF sisl-st o'clock p.
rnents received following Offices regular
once rates clock p viz 254 stha
cor 2sd st ISa ave i2tn-sL Aacys, 9th
and i4th 81 is2 CoumbuS-ave Vest d6th-s,.
IVES, 4aa-st dh-avs 90 East Iith-st; 25T West
42d-s tn And sth aves.. l5s East S7th-sG:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
= 80 t3oO '3 90 +40o s'f00 u 81 500 ZOO fTso.
$500 S-a-2J 80 l. D6r
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
S'43o. $500. .l0to L So a +I0o. 'L3o. 40.
e 90 -1-C0 . - 15 nd
oeHces Iio4r1y =; Ferry south Ferry IIs, H. 2sl.
434 9i5 1906 1855 Es--alwav 737 9th Ave.
. Union 50 West Us East l25,a S. cIS West l25Sa
ST. Pas Columbus Ave New York, Court st. S4& 500
Fulton =. BROOKLYN; s. Broatsay- Wt-anshurg New
YORK Transfer Co calls f1r and checs 5aggase 70 des'
fFrom I-bery 81, only. Patty tDa.ly. except sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

81 50GS2 So ~' SN -
. aMILk-The Nj MIX Exchange price for standard quality
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through 4. CHalnoers
follows. and ; minutes earlier from ". sd
800 a n Eai!y--Solid Bl1aIo- , ? m
BiEghaInLou- NayerIy- Emma and Bradford Coaches.
p---0s and cats dining BarS-1
2-3O = Daily y-Chcas5 Lit1!cs4-F'asr raall-SoIid
tTal2 y chicago. arriving Ar Cleveland 40
Chicago Cincinnati. Dining
5.}0 T. H. Daily -EG~fal0 Cleveland Exp-ess-Ar-
Buffalo g. Bradford ~. 90 YoGass-
town 1927 Cleveland 1850 . SleepeEs BGt-
Cleveland Cafe
BIB p n DaiIy--Sold for Binshau1ion. waver-
" EIInEa Chicago SIeepers BgSo. Chicago. Cnela-
YINIc-ElI IsTS LCCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
1 ACCOMMODATIONS III. H. col +Ol and e5T
Broadway. I55 East Ie5Vh St aat 2.S Wes, l25ts 81.
Chambers aad WesE 81 Sew-York. S33 ana
$50 Fcl:on ST. 9S Broadway. BrOoSya 10 River ST.
Hoookea. and Jersey ty Station New York Traa4ssr
calls cuscAs BAGGAGE 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

CcTTOS-Apsthy and excitement aiternated IN 10
days cotton market with prices correspond
.Egiy extreme The Customary p:ehoi6ay
c-ed, aad tas served bring about t-equeut OF
and selling hat business small
a professional nature. with the trade all
c tonal fluctuations abroad and
less conflicting that making
oo!d attempt al gigantic manipulation OF the speculative
markets n genera The local market opened weak with
dcv 2Gis points under liquidation and
aeEVy outside selling latter mostly for fore account
Tie general haste % unload followed fall o. 67 points
4 LTerpoo after expected opening advance there Of
resulted from drive by interests known In
atIe-~ard the gained circulation, and quite
generally accepted Leading Phila delpha
house a16 several vel Eep-Orleans parties had
promoted = plan manipulate the English New-Tork
and Southern markets. believing that greatly
favored successful Of such this
the public practically Of all speculative
talent anything bur organ lzed
and poor shape resist bull bear operations
a decided Of covering carried prices
= points within first hour but after mid
market suffered another relapse under
roo a6 light outside selling and for the rest Of the
session irregular With weak Undertone The close
vas steady. wiki prices net 50 II points lower The Of
nF and edEces from the South indicated no re
spo1ss the of holders 70 the unsettled turn OF
S1srs IN speculative markets Ne~-England mills bid
freely fer supplies but secured small portion only OF the
eor1on wanted Receipts for Tomorrow and during the
bid exceed these OF week ago al
Tie ports, well interior
range prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

Cotton Exchange special Llverpoo cabIesSpot Gotten
tAir b1sness dong sales 10000 bales speculation and
e1rt 500 American. 1000: receipts 10000 An4eric2n
5000 nictlIg upland S-Ie6 Futures opened barely
s5esog lg2-e4d advance. At 1:4s Q. N. quiet; "a
$3.50 net advance Closed s5z9bz points lo~er De
Ssassf- January 22as JsaGa-F ebruary 32oz.e Ien
tss-AAEcA, 5.ib7sb, AsFchApTll 5l652o. Apr1I-A4A5
&Ay-June Ibis; Junez5py 81 rs: Ja1s@AHsSs-
e-si+sei-0ecsHn6er. 5Z3zs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stsacy
-sslnS good inquiry
FLOR AHD GEAL-The -four market was almost
sfey nsgecLec. Enz somewhat result OF gen
ga eulness tsneency displayed
y wheat The halliday also operated against much new
s-AlheSs Spring quatec S44@4 70; winter
taghs SO s5GS3 patents IS oo4se go spring
gear S3QSS Is No ! winter s. 7oms2 80: extra
aS winter 81 60dS2 20: grade SIS 50Qsls rs spot
50 . arrive BuckUbeat aour. 81 1882 20. Rye
SoCk-Eaay quoted: Far good. $39$3 20; choice to
-4Aey 80 24S3 80. -CORAMEAL-Dul!. quoted; Kiln
60 sa.s. sE S2sgsz - as % brand BAG AEALE9uiet ALs9
<Soeso F.ne white Ene yellow. eScSi: sI4s9c
EED-stF@ng ao2tsd; sPEag brat sp2t SIC 90
II g coarse winter bran $40 50a$is 5o city bFe6 an
80 SaS-7 eornneal s26 80; lnseed oil cake. SzS So
~ o. Gaze s1s 5Js honnlny chop. SIG rs.
SGA4T-W WHEAJ-CYer z somewhat OF
p!sss TIE wheat market yesterday displayed steady
eiloeFtcne Throughout first half af aid
s yielded realizing toward with last
sscasaese 70 Nc under previous night
1E ne greatest amount Of depression but the tone
- whole fairly steady al this decline good deal Of
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y, Nov. IS, 1900
- Sealed proposals Will be received here until y NJ
Tee 1900 constructing st0-ehOCse. Governor :
Island Information furnished application. 7. 5
reserves right accept reject or all bids 3r
thereof Envelopes proposals should
he marked Proposals for storehouse. addressed ) R
JONES. Q ".
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- oaqce os The L5ht House Engineer, Tompkinsvtile,
until - o'clock NJ. Saturday. December : 1900
and then opened tor furnishing about 500 tons Of prap
statioas. Information be had On ap-
pica-.5u 20 Lieu. Colonel D. P HEAP. L :
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

Coffee csb!es-Sautos-cn.ee market fru good aver
Santos 6S300 receipts BIO bags stock, 900
EsobU-g-Co--ee opened lower:
Z 80 = pig lower sales IS coo bags
Fzavre-coSee market opened = franc lower al u n
.sz- months advanced Z unbalanced
unchanged % u franc lower at $50 m \
franc higher: total sales IS 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

Savannah Nov. 2s-Spr1ts turpentine frm 3a1sc: re-
cepts 1885, sales 1872 exports $40 bbis Rosin Arm
unchanged receipts 100 sales 2733: exports 9le bhs
- Wilmington, Nov. 2S-Sprts turpentne firm. 3S% q
S9Ac Rosin firm. 81 209$1 %. Crude turpenne quiet
81 40frS2 40 Tar al 81 SIS.
NeW-orleans Nov. 2s.-Receipts-Rosin bbls; tur-
pentine 2s bbls.
London. Nov 2s-Turpentine spirits. sos cad.
Liverpool, Nov. 2S-Turpentne spirits steady; sls
Rosn-Commou steady; As It'd
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
NAVAL STORES.

quiet and unnteresring market prevailed for spirits
TO-DAY unchanged prices. Advioes from tbs South
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29


SOl III rLAINFlELO a. d BOUND BROOK .oCals- Week
DAYS. L. " A II H.. 5 " lE. CCrtl
and Desb \ II 4 J NJ
Pullman S4S
1154 Broadway q MON square we - Columbus we y T.
So Fulton St, Court 4Gd p FEto1 Brookyn
y Y TIaRsee- vii c4 hotel
re4.ience through 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. Nov 2s-rae leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

t-lo-l--ler .eFke[ eXcbarge,
1000 Tor Eurcpe 900 bags; stock 363 600
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

were about anticipated. Rosip quiet and
changed We
,Is71F TARTReggIsTs I1 g 80; do oil bbls. - 80.
RoSdH-Conmon to good strained. 81 60; E. 81 80;
F. go; g 81 95; H, 81 95; 81: K 50 10; NJ. 81 30
n. Sc 65: w G. S. 10; W W So 90
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

showed loss Of Is points, nominal one due
70 The absence o. buyers The general market
@ga-H sx.gsa1e.y eGl G.osng precisely a. last nights
warrants were quiet 50 50QSl0 so lake copper quiet
a. si6 73a$l7 lead S4 81 and selte quiet 81 30G
- 30 The brokers' price fer lead 81 3T. and
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

Receipts o. points thousands,
cphers 600 omitted Flour bbls. grain bush.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29

directors their meeting yesterday
raised the price \ 10 ga cents net to the shipper 10
December /
OHcial revised figures that the Lackawanna car
October IS s37 OF milk +09932 gallons
Of bottled milk ana 2.SS9 OF
The New-York Central dong hauD brought market
last week 46 OF pot cheese
New-York tribune., 1900-11-29
STOCK ON HAND.

Charleston Nov. 2S-Turpentne nrrn. sSc Rnsin firm,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-24
Abduction. ROBBERY in Par,..

Paris. March 21.-An audacious rob-
berry OF 100000 francs was committed
yesterday from the Northern railroad.
The company. which three times week.
~ deposits large sums with the Bank
OF France, sent $4,000 francs yester-
day. This was placed in a satchel and
the money conveyed from the station
to the bank In cart, which was In
charge of two clerks. Before they
started one Of the clerks placed the
satchel beside the coachman. Two men
then approached and engaged the at
tention of the clerk and coachman
while third man picked up the
satchel and bolted with 1t. The loss
was not noticed until It was too late
to apprehend the robbers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-24
CHRISTIAN DAILY NOT A SUCCESS
witty Local Advertiser Fooled the
Preacher-Editor.

Witty Local Advertiser Fooled the
Preacher-Editor.
Topeka, Kan, March 19.-Although
the net profits of the Topeka Capital
for Sheldon week were about $50. 900.
the Christian daily" was not q sue
cess from business standpoint. and
the suggestion that 1t be continued as
religious daily will not be considered.
Sheldon's Sunday edition was issued
Mt o'clock Saturday evening. Every
article except a brief editorial Is about
the Bible. One advertisement slipped
In which annoyed Mr.. Sheldon. II was
a display advertisement of a local
plow factory, and read: "Stir the sub
soil deep, to let in the rain that re-
freshes the earth. Otherwise a large
portion of moisture graciousiy sent by
Our Heavenly Father is wasted by the
running OF from the surface. Perine's
Subsoil Plow accomplishes the stirring.
as we believe would please Jesus, who
said, Let nothing be lost Also Per-
ines improved potato digger, designed
to work well even in unfavorable con-
ditions OF soil, which induces good
words, by which We Desire to Honor
Jesus"
Mr.. Sheldon rejected the advertise
ment, but his blue pencil was not work.
ing well, and the advertising man mis-
took mo" for yes"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-24
TROUBLE In OCCUR D'ALBNE.
Gen. Mccain Reports the Shooting OF
Three Private Colored Soldiers.

News of further trouble in the Occur
dpAlene mining district reached the
War Department yesterday ID the fol-
lowing telegram:
March 1o
Adjutant General, Washington:
Commanding officer Fort Sherman
reports Privates West, Hayes and Da-
vid F. Hayden, company M, Twenty
fourth Infantry, we're badly shot in
Occur d'Alene City; suspected parties
in arrest; recovery OF men doubtful,
All quiet there.
Acting Assistant AdjutaRt General,
in absence of Department. Commander.
RArHDRUM. IDAHO, March ia row
occurred Sunday in saloon
in Occur d'Alene, in which two color
ed soldiers named Hayes and Hayden
through the lungs and Hayden in the
breast, the ball entering near the
heart and ranging upward. The man
who fired the shots has not been To-
Gated.
SPOKANE, WASH, March Ie.-The
statement that there hsd been a re-
newsl OF the trouble in the Occur
d'Alene mining district is erroneous
and arcse from confusion of geographi-
cal names. Occur d'Alene City, whei G
the shooting occurred, is seventy i've
miles from the mining district. 1t is
at the foot OF Occur d'Alene Lake,
while the mining camps are on the
headwaters of the river OF that name.
Adiscent to the town is Fort Sherman,
United States military post gsrri.
soned by few soldiers. The trouble
there was an ordinary drunken row.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-24
steamer Wrecked, Crew Rescued

San Francisco, March 21.-The Brit
ish ship City of Florence, bound from
Iquique for San Francisco with a cargo
OF nitre, is ashore at Half Moon Bay,
within 200 yards of the scene of the
wreck of the steamer City of Colum-
bia, which went ashore near Half
Moon Bay two years ago. The vessel
is a total wreck and is breaking up
fast the tug Alert picked up the entire
crew OF 26, who had taken to the
small boats, about 80 miles from the
scene of the wreck and brought them
to this city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-24
NATIoNALIsTs DENOUNce ENGLAND
Anti-war Banquet Develops Into q
Free Fight.

Anti-wa- Banquet Develops Into q
Free Fight.
London, March 21.-At Nationalist
banquet at the Hotel Cecil last even
Ing John Redmond, leader of the Ma
tfopalist party in the house of CON-
mons, who presided, said he regarded
the last nine years OF public life In
Ireland as hideous nightmare.
Our reunion is sincere" he con.
tinued, and there Is nothing, humane
~ speaking. which the sc Irish mem
oers OF parliament cannot obtain from
the exigencies of the British parties
1T Is incredible that English statesmen
can be so blind to the teaching of his.
tory as to imagine that serious prac-
tical grievances can be mitigated by :
royal visit to Ireland or by a British
celebration Of St. Patrick's day"
Mr.. Redmond denounced the war as
the most damning OF which there Is
any record in history"
Edward Blake, member of parlia.
ment for South Longford, who pro.
posed the toast ireland, a Nation
was greeted with hostile cries. In
consequence Of the uproar the stew.
ards were sent for to secure quiet. A
scrimmage followed and blows were
exchanged. After a sharp tussle quiet
waS obtained.
Later while Edward McHugh, mem,
Der OF parliament for South Armagh
was speaking a small coterie renewed
the Interruptions, which developed
into free fight Many ladies were
present and became greatly alarmed
Ultimately the police overpowered the
disturbers and elected them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-24
Woe. of German Inventor..

Berlin, March 21.-Inventors in Ger
man factories have hard time to
profit by their brain work. A foreman
at Frankfort, who invented a sub
stance used in finishing velvet, was
tried and convicted OF revealing trade
secrets because he impaired his in
Vention to outsiders, although, this Sc
cret was his own. The German court
took the ground that 1t was a duty of
the foreman to make experiments.
that his inventions belonged to his en-
ployers and that he had no right to
expose them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-03-24
WEST END NOTES.
Excellent Church Services-Birthday
Social Event.


Our churches held most excellent
services last Sunday. The Second Bap.
fist Church was in high spirits, not on
~ from the splendid sermon by her
pastor, DR.. Lewis, but in happy antici-
patton of the pastors 18th anniversary
which will take place after the Bird
Sunday. Friends are looking forward
to pleasant and royal occasion.
at the Fifth Baptist Church, Rev.
Bryant ut IL 80, preached An able SER
mon and Prof. Diggs prayed careful
ly worded prayer. st $3.50, Rev. j. r.
West preached good, spirited SER
mon.
The members and friends OF the Riv-
er Baptist Church enjoyed very rich
services. The pastor led the way.
An impromptu reception took place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Carter. ST., at 1918 Taylor street, on
the 18th inst, in honor of the visit OF
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs, w. II. OarIer, Jr., from wash
Washington, d o. it being the birth
day OF Mr.. Carter, Jr., also the birth
day OF two other children occurring
within month and five days, those OF
Mrs. Sarah l.. and James T. Garter,
Esq. The repast was very appetixing.
being of some of the choice Injuries of
the season, and was most pleasantly
enjoyed by the many friends.
Among those present, we noticed on
the register Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. John.
son, Mr.. and Mrs 6. K. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Jon ss, Misses Susie M.
Johnson, Annie A. Johnson, Sarah L.
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Z. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Meade, Rev.
and Mrs. ]. r. West, Messrs. James T.
Garter, Ohrister p. Garter. r. L. Tar-
pin, Mrs. Miller, Mr.. Roberts and lady
friend, and others.
Quite an urgent call was made for
very important meeting to take place
al the River View Baptiss Church last
Monday night, and we learn that about
thirty persons were present. A COM
mittee plans etc., had bsen appointed,
but il seems for some cause unknown
to many, some of the prime movers
failed to show up.
Mrs. James Goode, 1919 Beverly
st., has been quite sick for q week or
more also Mrs. r. II, freeman on
Lindon, near Main st.
AJAX,
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Valuable Dog. Poi.oned

New York, March 21.-Two OF the
most valuable dogs on exhibition at
the bulldog show in Madison Square
Garden were found dead yesterday and
1t Is believed they were poisoned. The
dogs were Delaware and Highland
Mary. owned by F. E. Austin. Delaware
on Monday took first prize for limit
dogs under IS pounds, and was valued
at $1,000. She also won first prize in
the lightweight class, was a winner at
the recent dog show and had won q
hrst prize In London.
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wreck warship 10 v,,,, NE,

Baltimore, March 21.-The first
creek warship to visit an American
port will be seen here shortly when the
Plraens, second class cruiser Of that
classic little nation, with a number
OF Grecian naval officials aboard,
steams into port on a friendly visit.
The object OF the visit is to AFFORD the
omciais a chance to visit the ship
yards at Sparrow's Point and the Co
lumbian Iron works. They will also
visit New York. Newport News and
Philadelphia shiDyards.
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Sweeping Corrupt rraetice. Bill.

Columbus. o.. March Ex-senator
Lawrence yesterday introduced q sub
stftute for the Garfield corrupt prac-
tees act, which the Legislature has re-
fused to repeal. 1t provides that any
candidate who shall use any money
or promise to aid in his own nominal
ton or election, or In defeating the
nomination or election OF any other
person, shall be guilty OF felony. The
penalty proposed is one to three years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. The
Garfield law does not prohibit the use
OF money by candidates, but attempts
70 limit the amount that may be used.