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THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT COMPANY
SKINNER SCHEI)J'I

THE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH STREET
wharf for Alattcx creek and Intervening landings
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 pm.
Returning laaTes NattGy creek MONDAYS, We'd
esdays and Fridays ut noon.
PASSENGER and freight rayes the lowest.
Phone 1f14 tm7-tO G.. T. JONES. Agent.
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FOR SALE : OLD ESTABLISHED PHARMACY:
location, DuSi1eSs corner NV. rear hotels; soda
sales pay expens.s; sound reason for selling. Ad-
dress MEDICO. Star afice ty2n-co1 M
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1894 Mass, mi. 1880. OH 231 Cd nwmf 7r q 50
1861 mi. 1Sr, 81 Gel 1873 9Th NV mi Sr 25 3!
$40 nw,mi. 15r. &c 13 L510 Col NV, MI ST % 30
1120 9th mi. 1sr. GO so 451 LIST sc, MI 7r p 80
170S nw,m. l2r. .J9aS 2f3 II ne, mi. 7r. ~ 06
s04 X mi, 13r. 80 90 10O6 ne. mi, 7r. 20 10
203O nw,mi 13r. 90 1913 9th NV mi, Or. 20 30
910 18th wmi, 12r. 10 0G 1924 Madison NV 7r 20 &c
t422 3Sd NV. mi. Tor. 30 643 C Sc mi 1r. 20 50
204 ID nv, mi. Tor. 81 so 1926 T rw. mi Or 20 20
1444 Pierce NV 1lr Is 80 900 9th 2d&3d s Jr 20 90
3265 o NV mi, ST.. 27. so i612 1 ne, Tr.....lS 90
Full list furnished free on application at Office
t20-3t' A. ), CAlwooD, 1913 9th st. NV.
FOR RENT s2s Az s.w.. s&Dw., 7R... SEQ %
afa 9th sw, SD Or. $500 Sf7 az sw Or sta 90
613 Va av sw, 7r, 1900 3i2-316la sw, IL 1900
lbs y Sc, Or, Wa. $50 1903 ArIean sw. ia 1870
s0S Sd sw, 5r, wa. II. 80 B.LEoNARD, $50 41a sw.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-NEAR GOVT PRINTING OFFICE
St. me-. IL rooms. all mod. jumps, finely pa
pered, rent reduced to $3.50 per mo-; also So
1st st. ne, 7-room brick, mod. imps., rent only
$3.50; also $50 1:t st. ne, Groom brick mod
t!fps.. rent only $3.50; also $40 Del. ave. ne.
". EuWLER vi Il at nv u flour. iy2l-3ts
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A LOT IN DESIRABLE LOCATION IN
northwest sect.an; must be bargain: will pay
cash. C. j. UBHOFF,
jy1S-3t COG st. NV.
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1924 o st NV ST. .S35. o0 $50 list st NV, ST. $40 80
1917 st nw IT.. so 1913 22d st NV, Or. 25. 30
319 st ne. Or, 20 so 2O29Portner pl GRO. so
21a4 Ward p NV, Or 800 2i42 Ward pi NV Or IS 80
COB I'd ne. Or. 40 141 California Or 49, so
1910 NJ st NV, Or 00 Sta r'r 14U3 NV 49, 90
1871 Seaton Or. 49, 30 1877 Seaton NV, Or 80
1899 Seaton NV. Or. 30 Cos Acker ne, Or. 1900
01S 25th st Or. 80 2091a st me- Or. 80
207 E ne. Or. .15 80 e0A st ne, Or. ia. 80
203 st ne. Or. $3.50 1913 9th st NV, Or. 49, 30
500 21st NV ir 1890 SIS 21st st NV, Ar. .12 80
53 21st st NV Ar .123 80 Sill 21st st NV. Ar. 10 80
2205 st NV, 4r. IL 30 2O49 f st NV. Ar .12.3 80
1877 L st Sc, Or. 90 203l e st NV Ar 10 80
2o37 st nv, Ar. 30 col Calan st Or. 10. 80
% Jackson ne, ir 1890 10 Fristoe ct NV Ar O. 30
13 Fristoe ct NV, r.930 II Fristce ct NV ar o. 30
IS Fristoe ct NV, $50 II Fristoe ct NV 4r. 80
20 Frisoe ct NV, Ar 30 g Green's ct NV, 4r o.
710StMary's pl NV, irS3 30 714StMary's pl 4rS 30
716Staiarys ri NV, 4rS 80 1lSStMarys p nw.4rS. 30
WASH N DANENH0WER,
jy20-3t 1i11 G st. NV
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FOR RENT-BY OSCAR '
S21 18th NV, Tor, sto
and stable. 90
100 b ne, 16r. 10000
1905 Clifton NV. Col
Hts, 12r. 10000
2514 18th NV, Col
Hts, 16r. 1888
131l&13 H NV, l6r. $500
202 Del nv ne. 1Or. .65. 90
400 Binney st NV,
Col Hts, Or. 40. 90
712-714 11:h NV, Sr 90
1859 Madison NV, 10r45. 90
1921 9th NV, 1lr, mi. 10. 90
1909 18th se,s&d-9r. 40. WI
tvcn-2t
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WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE. CARE OF FARM
or sard.n; thoroughly competent to take
charge OF country residence good references.
Z. W. MASON, Falls Church. Va. jy20-3t'
wANTED-TO FURNISH Fur CITY Or RESORTS,
house servants, cooks, nurses, boys, buffers,
drivers; carefully selected and reliable. CAPITOL
I'LL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 4th and Pm.
ave. sc je10-2msf
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500 AVERAGED EACH WEEK last YEAR HY
placing So; dividends paid weekly; ran with
draW any Tine; chance of lifetime. G. Il.
;y.0 S.4ts
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FOR hENT-1324 10TH ST. NV: 2-STORY BAY
wirdo brick: roons and BATH handsomely
finished; only $3.50 per mo. G. L. GORDON,
500 4 ct. NV. ty10-3ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sAE-oNEHALF INTEREST IN AN Es-
tablished mill business; OILY those meaning
i Elssiness need answer, Address K0LYAT, stur
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WEscorr & WILCOX. 1907 IA. ave.
iY1QkS fuGih

FOR RENT-LATINER & NESBrI, 1921 G ST.,
Insurance Rents. Loans. Real Estate.
1889 18th. 12r. 2b.sIsG9 1870 goth: Tor. $50 90
7O4 20th Tor. 1000 1859 Madison ST. lori 5 90
1881 ave- 7r. - 90 923 25th, Or br. .l2OO
1441 L st, Or br. 300 1923 It'll, Sd floor 10 90
iY20-3t LATIMER & NESEiT. l221 G ST
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES G.. JESTER,
G39 st. H.
653 Md ne,11rb. S3S 10 1909 WITH. mi. so5 90
POLL 14th NV, 11rb mi 35 12S 10th ne Orb eel so
2413 Pa NV, Orb 80. SC sos 6rbtcoi'd. IA 80
I39 18th ne.srb,n!. 25. so 422 Sc. 6rb. 200
fvoN
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NORTHEAST.
IL Patterson st, Or S1250301 Mass ave, 6r 80
1885 l1th st Sc, store ami dwelling $40. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
zoos st. 5000 Ill G st.....$5 to 1900
1924 ST.. $40 to 600
FLATS.
Cor nth F. Tor $40. 90 zoos r st, 4r. SEE so
HEISKEII. Il McIERAN.
jy20-stf zoos + ST.
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FOR RENT
1911 18th NV, 12r. S65. so
1927 18th NV, 12r. 1906
: lib 2 NV, Or. .55. 0o
2 9th ne, 12r. .OG
1911 VT av NV, Tor. 80
HI II. 12r. Go. 90
1904 18th NV. Tor. ~. so
$40 q NV, Tor. ....35.0o
1411 18th NV, Or. IS. 90
643 Fla av NV. Sr. 80. 90
1905 NJ NV, Or. $1,000
c
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HOTEL YENDoME. Sd AND Pa. AVE. NV
Electric lights; elevator; steam heat. American
plan, 81 to So per day; European plan, 81 per
day and upward. r P. EMERSON. my17 -3m
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN, AT 7TH ST. Sw.
635 ami. $40 co Sad Sth&Md av ne. 80. 90
2020 18th 1fr n36 90 1105 18th NV, 1r, mi % 50
1lO5 10th NV Or mi 25 81 200 Az sw, SID. q. 90
1909 / nv, Or. ami .2250l121 Az sw.s&d Or. 20. 20
1908 I'd sw, Or, II 90 i25 Sd sw Or. ba. 10 90
1903 Az sw, Or. wa 1906 l. Sc, 6r wa. 10. 30
315&217 l sw,6r, wa. 1880 50 Sc. Or, wa. 10 90
;rDkc -.
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mcnt bay-window brick; rooms; mod inns
good order; $40. so per mo. Inquire at 300 Mass
NV, tvl6-Gts
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WANTED-i LARGE ROOM AND HALL ROOM
In nv; fur. partly fur. privilege of light
housekeeping; rent nodi rate; ref. exchanged. An
swcr. Wit! terms Il. j., Star office. It,
WANTED ROOMS. FUR OR UNFUR., FOR
light housekeeping, by Sept. 1. address X. y. b.,
Star Office. It,
WANIED-3 OR UNFUR. ROOMS, WITH CON
yenicnces TO. light housekeeping: NV. section
state price. Address ROOMS. Star cllce. It,
WANTEJ-RooN. OR ROOMS, on ISL FLOOR,
suitable for physicians office: must be located
NV. In reSiol bounded by 18th, 18th, G and NJ
sts Address. with Irice and parti, uiars, DOC
Ter " Star cfIiae. iyl9-3ts
wANTED-S or FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, NV. Address Box 16 Star
Office jy19-2t'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26
pEARY'S VENTURE A FAILURE.

The Arctic Explorer Returns Without
Having Made Any Progress Towards
Finding tho Pole - brought Back u
Vaiuabie Collection.
st. Johns, N. F., Sept. 2l. The
Peary relief steamer Kite arrived here
this afternoon, bringing Peary, Lee and
Henson safe home. The Kite resehed
the mouth Of Inglefleld Gulf July 21st,
but could not penetrate Northumber-
land Sound owing to ice. Being forced
south by the icepack, she tried Murch-
ison Sound, but failed, and eventually
entered Mccormack Bay on August I'd.
The relief expedition started and
walked IS miles, to Bowdern Bay,
where they found the gallant trio.
Both parties returned to the ship
August 4th. She then started on a
walrus cruise She proceeded 30 miles
north of Littleton Island, on the east
side, an then crossed to Cape Sabine,
on the west coast, whence she cruised
south, entering Jones Sound and pro-
ceeding 80 miles up until stopped by
ice. Next she followed the coast south
and crossed Melville Bay to Cape York,
where she explored for meteorites,
and contrived to get two safely shipped.
Ono weighed half ton and the other
three tons, but stone, commonly
known as Sir John Ross, an i'm
mense block of alomst pure iron,
weighing about 40 tons, was found i'm.
possible to move, and they were COM
PEELED to abandon it. They drilled sew
eral holes in it, hoping to force a
piece. but failed. On September 7th
the Kite was caught in pack Of ice
and remained there four days. Sho
barely escaped being nipped and sink
ing.
The Kite has on board the most val
liable collection ever brought out OF
the Arctic regions. 1t is mainly the
work of Prof Dycheof Kansas Univcr-
sity, who collected nearly 1900 speci-
mems of birds, eggs and animals in
the ncighborhood Of Holsteinberg,
besides which the following speci-
mems were also secured during the
Kites cruise: "a walrus, 3 narwhal,
% seals. - polar bears and number
Of other animals. Peary made many
valuable meteorological data. He
thoroughly surveyed Inglefield Gulf
and the neighborhood.
All the members Of the combined
expeditions agree that this gives the
death blow to any Arctic expedition
under American auspices for many
years TO come. Peary feels his failure
keenly and much sympathy is express
| ed for him here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

A special service was held in the
Cologne Cathedral on Sunday in the
interest of the restoration of the Pope
to temporal power.
Divers refuse to examine the wreck
of the sunken warship Sanchez Bar
caiztequi, owing to the great number
of sharks that infest Havana harbor.
Emperor William, while hunting,
will be followed by telephone car, by
the use Of which he will he able to
communicate with ministers and other
State authorities in Berlin and else
where.
At Il meeting in Mini, Novgorod last
week it was decided that a Russo
American company should be formed
to establish locomotive mandatory
in Russia, the work to be managed by
Americans.
Tho Socialist leaders, in Germany
are recasting their programme for the
Socialist Congress, which will open in
Breslau on October 9Th. The proposed
resolutions in regard to agrarian re-
forms have been greatly modified.
When the Reichstag is convoked In
November the German government will
introduce Bourse bill, q Trade Re-
form bill and bill prohibiting illegal
competition in trade. An amendment
to the Accident Insurance act may also
be introduced.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

Dover, Sept. 90 Some interesting
facts concerning shooting affair which
occurred at Lcipsic might have been
made public had Deputy Constable
Walter kinnamun not allowed one of
the parties to escape. The facts Of the
case, SO far az can be learned, are as
fulloys
Lewis TruaS, respectable looking
man who claims to reside in Philadel-
phia, went tn Leipsic last Friday even
ing to call on a lady acquaintance who
has been acting as housekceper for
John Buchanan, proprietor Of the Leip-
sic Hotel. TruaX noticed that no was
being received rather coldly and asked
what the trouble was The lady said
that she had been told that ho had
circulated damaging reports about her.
This TruaX denied and demanded to
know who had told her. He was then
confronted by Buchanan and after
some hot words desperate fight en-
sued in the room, when was dark
Truax claims that he knocked
Buchanan out and was about to escape
from the room when he was attacked
by several roughs Two shots were
fired, one Of which struck rruaX on
the left side of the back. He was also
badly bruised about the head, but
managed TO get into his carriage and
come to Dover, where he secured medi-
cal attention. Drs Clements and
Bishop probed for the bullet, but were
unable to locate ii. The wound is an
ugly one and would have killed the
man had not the bullets course been
changed by striking bone. DIR.
Vaughn Of Leipsic, who dressed Blu
chanan's wounds, says that his head
was badly cut by glass bottle and the
man came near bleeding to death.
TruaX appeared before Squire Cooper
Saturday morning and brought suit
against Buchanan. Deputy Constable
Walter Kinnamon went to Leipsic,
whore he easily located his man, who
appeared to be very much Of a gentle
man. Although his head was covered
with handages he seemed perfectly
willing to appear before the squire
When they arrived in town Buchanan
slipped away from the constable and
has not been seen since. 1t is under
stood that he consulted lawyer, who
advised him To leave the State. 1t is
said that he was seen late Saturday
night near Mahons', and probably il
now in New Jersey, his former home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

Allen Dale Formerly Worked for the r., w
q y. kMilrOhd Co.

"a bs hhhllTohu We
Allen Dale, whose body was found
in the canal at Princeton, N. j.. few
days ago, formerly resided in Whining
ton He was a civil engineer and
graduate of Princeton College. He
came here from the West in 1868 and for
several years he and his mother board.
ed at the Indian Queen Hotel. lie was
employed by the p, w. q b. Railroad
Co. When the war broke out he enlist
ed in the First Delaware Infantry. and
later in the First New Jersey Cavalry.
lie was taken sick after the first battle
of Bull Run. After the war he enter
ed the serivce Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Co. and was stationed at vii
Transport. Subsequently he came to
Wilmington and was in the maintrn.
anre of way department Of the r., W.
4 y. railroad For the last five or six
years he was paymaster on the Schuyl
kill division of the Pennsylvania rail
road, with headquarters at Reading.
II was at first believed that Mr..
Dale was murdered hut it is now
thought that he committed suicide. lIc
was known to be dissatisfied with his
lot and to have complained that the
world had dealt unfairly with him. He
left Reading for New York fey days
before his death for the purpose of lin
dorgolng treatment for one Of his eyes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26
A Yonnr cnnpls Marrlrn a, Sea-.

San Diego, CAL, Sept 90. The
steamer Mexico, from San Francisco
and way ports has among her passen-
gers young couple who were married
al sea on the way down, The groom
is George S. Matzmura, japanese
who is said to have held consular
position from his government. Matz-
mura and the lady, who is white
woman, boarded the Mexico at Redon-
do, and when the vessel got to sea they
were married by Capt. Hall. II is sup
posed that they came from Los Angeles
and had been refused q license to marry
in that city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26
TIE WE.iTHER.

II showed all day Saturday at Rawlins
and at Laramie, Wyo. Snow also fell at
Salt Lake, Utah.
Heavy snow fell throughout Colorado
on Saturday night, doing great damage
to fruit and shade trees.
The hot spell in the West was broken
on Saturday by a cold wave, accom-
panied by heavy snow in Colorado,
Wyoming and Nebraska, and by high
winds and rain in Iowa and Missouri.
At Des Moines the temperature fell
- degrees in 10 minutes Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26
sCH0OAERs CoLLIDE.
The Lottie x. Friend sunk on saturday at
The DeInwnre Brenkwnter.

The schooner Lottie X. Friend, Capt.
Gould, bound hence for Wareham, was
run into early Saturday morning while
lying al anchor at the Delaware Break
water by the schooner Sarah W. Law.
renee, Capt Mammett, hence for Ports
mouth, n. II.
The Friend sank almost Immediately,
Capt. Gould, wifc and crew only cscap-
ing by jumping into the boat. Ar-
cordlng 10 the mate II the tug Albert
n Hughes, which had the Lawrence
in tow, there was vessel anchored
below the Friend with her port side
light burning This, tho mate says,
he altered his COURSE tocloar, and thus
brought the collision about.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26
An unque.tloned nisht on woman

Her mirror tells her that eruptons, sun
burn, tan, freckles, the livery of the sun.
detract terribly from her charms. With
equal truth. this advertisement points out
the remedy. "Glenn's sulphur Soap ban
ishes those blemishes, and communicates u
pearly whiteness and the smoothness of
alabaster 10 the skin, without involving the
least suspicion OF the use Of mn artificial
agent. Beware of counterfeits. Sold by
druggists, II the hair has become blanched
by time, or sickness, or is of an unsightly
color, then employ Hills Instantaneous
Hair Dye" which Is harmless as the sum
mer rain, cheapest beyond example, aud
quite reliable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

Samuel Henry, cnlored who resides
On the South Side, laughed his JAW
bone ONT VI ioiut Saturday evening.
Tic went 70 the police station and had
it set by Police Surgeon Hughes. Sub
sequeully he went into Mysteries and
the bone again GOT wrong, It was WI
second time, after which he was
cautioned ~ be- careful how he laughs
in the future.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 49, Mrs.
Kate Wood, residing at lTO1 Vine street,
committed suicide to-day by inhaling
illuminating gas. No cause is known
for the suicide,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

r, 4 dispatch from San BesTnardino,
CAL, says that Elmer z; Rowell, a
He is alleged to be guilty Of forgery
and emhezzlement amounting to 500
600. The principal loser has been re-
imbursed by Rowell's mother.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

A company with 300, 600 capital has
been organized at Juarez, Mex, TO
work the coal lands adjacent to that
city.
The Howard Harrison Iron Co. Of
Bessemer, Ala, has secured a contract
for several thousand tons of 1S-inch
pipe for the sewer system OF Honolulu.
The American Watch Co. at Wal
than, Mass, on Saturday, granted the
increase in wages demanded by their
employees, and threatened strike was
averted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26
An A, P. A. Tioket In ths Field.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. %. The A.
p a. lodges Of this cit, held meetings
last nigh, and nc selected ticket ~, for
Council. They will run their candi-
dates independently and refuse to 20
into the Democratic primaries called
for the 26th. This will result in three
tickets. Democratic, Republican and
A. ?. A. The order is quite strong
in this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
It supplies theneeded food for the brain
and nerves and makes exertion easy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

No halfway work. Cure your cough
thoroughly. Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar will do 1t.
Fixes Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

The market is full OF cough mixtures, but one
trouble with most of them Is that whom they do
a little good tue patient has to take so much
that he gets to loathe the taste. no Pintolt
Is ilsam Is superior to other cough remedies be-
cause 1t II agreeable TO the palate and its good
effects are Immediate. In few days an ordi-
nary cough is gone altogether. Bronchitis and
asthma are more stubborn, but they too are
cured by Elv's Pinoula Balsatn. A r-mady worth
trying Twenty-Five ceptsi Is all 1t costs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-26

The Moore & Galloway Lumber Co. g
mills and lumber yards in Fond du
Lac, Wis, were burned Sunday. Loss
about $3.50, 600; insurance 500, coo.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-08

about as much. Sugar gained 39s and Evans and Terre Haute ? per cent. Ca nadian Pacific lost per cent.
 The bond market was higher. Sales were $S5S,000.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince &5 Whitely,s bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street. New Haven:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-08
Efmanrtal.
Outside of Sugar There Was Very Little in
 the Dealings.

Outside of Sugar There Was Very Little in
 the Dealings.
 New York, March 7--American Sugar monopolized the dealings at the stock exchange, the stock figuring for 153 900 shares in a total of 262 ,O65 shares for the entire list. At times the excitement ran high and big blocks of the stock changed hands with great frequency. One house bought 5000 shares and a half dozen or so other firms handled lots of 2000 to 5000 shares The stock opened at 91% and then rose to 92B on the ad- vance in the price of refined of 1-16 of a cent per pound. The rise brought out heavy offerings and a. reaction to 91K followed. Brokers credited with acting for insiders were. given up as sellers, probably for the purpose of throwing the traders off the scent It was soon discovered, however, that certain cap- ltallsts closely affiliated with lower Wall street interests, under cover of these sales, were using other firms to accumulate the stock. When the bears who have been pounding away at the stock for days found this to be true there was a rush to cover, which de- veloped into a perfect scramble, when it was announced that the directors had declared the annual dividends of 8 per cent. on the common and 1% per cent on the preferred.
 The arch manipulators in the stock succeeded in covering their tracks pret- ty well, but enough leaked out to con- vince the street that the directors have been working at cross purposes for some time on the dividend question and that the Havemeyer party has come out ahead as usual While nothing definite is known, the impression is that the Brooklyn contingent favored a reduction in the dividend rate and that its followers have been conducting their stock market operations accordingly, with the result that they had to get back their shorts as best they could after the declaration of the regular rate had been made,
 Outside of Sugar, which closed at the top notch, there was very little to the market. New York Central and Bal timore and Ohio were weak among the railroads. The first named dropped from 96 to 944a@95, the decline being accompanied by rumors of a cut in the dividend. Nothing official is looked for until the 20th inst. Wagers were offer ed to-day that the rate will be cut. Bal timore and Ohio sold down to 52, the lowest yet reached in the present down ward movement, but later rallied to 53A. The general list moved up slight ly in sympathy with American Sugar, but later lost the improvement, when New York Central developed weak ness.
 In the final dealings a steadier tone prevailed. The net changes were very some stocks showing gains of 4 to 5s per cent. and others losses of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-08
Government Bonds.
Following are the quotations for Tinted States bonds at the call today:
NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished daily by KIMBERLY, ROOT S DAY Bankers and Brokers, 133 orangestreet.
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