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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-29
NyARFIELD s. HALL,
DRUGGISTS,
CORNER PRINCE AND FAIRFAX sTs.

Prescriptions speciality.
English, French, German and Domestic
Toilet Soaps Genuine Farina Cologne Mag
nolia, HedyosiInis, Geranium and Florida
Water; Genuine Lubin's Extracts; sponges,
Hair Brushes and Combs best English Tooth
Brushes; full assortment of Patent Medi-
MS Coxe's Gelatine, Corn Starch, Sea Moss
larine, Spices Of all kinds and select stock
OF all articles sold by druggists at prices as low
rs the same quality can be obtained elsewhere
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DRUGGISTS.
DRUGGISTS.
TsTABLLsHED 1892.
e g. LEADBKATER. Q. c. LEADBEATER.
Z. g. LEApBEATER, JR, ]. LEADBEATER,
E.S. LEADBEATER & SONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
1O5 and 1O7 south Fairfax street.
Dealers In Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi.
cines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Spices, Drug
gists' Fancy Goods and Specialties.
Wholesale agents in Northern Virginia for
J. c. Ayers Medicines and John Lucas & Co.'s
Tinted Gloss and Prepared PasAts, &c.
Manufacturers of Standard Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
We have made large additions to our stock
and are buying leading Proprietary Articles,
Chemicals &c, direct from the manufacturers.
We are therefore enabled to supply the trade
with all goods usually carried by well-ap-
pointed WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE at
prices as low as those given by the best houses
in larger cities. Ali goods forwarded by fret
freight or express after receipt of order.
Promptness Is our speciality. We guarantee
the purity Of all drugs furnished. Core
spondeuce invited.
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W pymNAb.
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A method by which 10 end al unnatural
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Some Things You Need

All the year round, so plesse note tho follow
ing list of Household Sundries:;
Dish Mop, extra .......1Oc
lea Stralners.....-.-...-. !oI oc
Bono Egg Spoons. ..'..foc SET
Salad Knife and Fork, wood .."........l5c set
Shaker Table Mats, set of g ..................40c
Salt Boxes, inlaid wood 25c
A beautiful now line of Bud Vases.
sc, 25c, 40c each
DELI ooS
Deli Pin Trays ........:......:25c each
A wonderfully low priced line OF PLAIN
WHITE PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS
AND DISHES.
Our buyer has just returned from New
York, and we have in stock q fine new Spring
Stock of Banquet Lamps and Silk Shades,
Onyx Tables, French and German China
Salads, Chocolate Pots, Cake Plates c. q B.
Trays, ETC., etc.
An excellent assortment of articles suitable
for WEDDING GIFTS.
As we handle only first quality goods pur-
chasers from our stock are sure of receiving
only the best qualities for their money.
'THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST"
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NAVY BEANS, best quality, &c per quart
IN or &c per ID, at
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A LARGE and Beautiful Assortment Of
IA PERCAIS, best goods, just received at
A. C. SLAYMAKER'S
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~ ENUINE FOSTER KID GLOVES for
w Ladies', warranted, for ST.. just received
at A. G. SLAYMAKER'S.
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E,INE IMPORTED BAY BUM, in pin.
a and in half pint bottles, or In any quaint
~ az wanted. For sale BY
E. g. LEADBEATER 4 SONa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-06

torio reoogeglos. Es hombre muy honrado
melece aar atendido con inter6s-Al yer
esta prpeha de generosidad, me eche & llorar
sin saheT como dar gracias mi amo, hasta
que pog tlltimo me diio con su aspereza ordina-
rias-Basta, bueno, bueno; 10 que hago por
ii padre no tiene NADIA de particular
Aquella misma noche, despuss de acabar
mi trabaio, vine dar mi padre esta buena
Doticia, 81 dia siguiente.
-Recibl los mil trescientos frances,
6rme un pagare d tres meses fecha -dijo
Morel ;-hice como Luiss, llore de sgradeci-
miento, lame ess hombre mi bienhechor,
mi salvador. -. Oh! No sabe oil reconoci-
miento la veneraci6n con que 10 miraba!. !.
-sY no os did que sospeehar esa precau-
ci6n de haceros frmar un pagare en- blanco,
plazo tan corto que os serfa impossible reco-
gerloa-pregunt6 Rodolfo.
No, senior; cre{ one ell notario queria
asegnrar sn dinerO, y NADIA mas. POr otro
lado, me diio que no pensase en- devolverle
el dinero hasta pasados dos amos, pero que de
tres 90 tres meses ie renovara ell pagare por
mera formalidad. Sin embargo, al espirar el
pIszo me presentaron Ell pagare, como no
fue pagado, ebtuvo un mandate judicial con-
ira mi 6nombre de IN fercero; pero me envi6
decir que esto no debfs inquietarme, pues
habia sido una equivocaci6n del alguacil.
DE ese modo quedkbais bajo eu poder.
No hay duda, sei1or; porqne desde aqnel
momerto emaez 10 a.. Pero adeiante, Luiss;
dlnos, hija Eii, 10 cue te pas6. No SO don
de estoy; la cabeza me- an6s alrededor,
no sc 10 que dgo. iDios me ssista! he pa
parece que al fin y ri cabo vendre perder
el jnicio. Porque es demasiado. .es dega-
siado -.
Rodolfo procur6 calmar al lspidario.
Luisa continue:
-Yo trabajaba con doDle afkn para ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-06

-lOidla siquiers! !-dijo Rodolfo dete-
niendole,-no seals inhumano.
-i Ella Dios mfo lDios mio!
ELLA .deshonrada! -repiti6 Morel llevan.
do ambas manos la frente. lOh! ique infa.
mia! iqne infame
-sY 81 Sc ha deshonrado por salvaToss-
lie dijo en- VOC baia Rodolfo.
EStas palabras causaron en- Morel el ef3a
to del rsyo; miro su hiia quo seguia. AFRO
dillada pies, e interrogaudola con una
mirada impossible de pintar, diio con voz so
foeada y los dientes cerrados per ell furor
-SEl notario?
Asom6 una respuesta los lablos de Lui
sa; mas conteniendols, bajo La eabeza per
maneei6 en- silencio.
Mas no, no puede ser; guerra prender-
me esta mafiana-dijo Morel -entonees no es
ell iOh! imejor imejorl -. mo tiene discul
pa para su delito! -. lentonces yo no he
contribnfdo su deshonra, y podr6 mardecir-
la sin remordimientoi .
mo! inol mo me maldigais! todo
os 10 dire pero vos solo. =. yeras....
vereis 81 merezco vuestro perdon.
dolfo.
-sY que me dira? s4u infa,niaY d.
masiado pdblica va haoer; la sabre cuando
La sepan todos.
-iSe1orl-dijo Luiss al magistrado--
por amor de Dios, dejadme ablar dos pala-
bras con mi padre antss de separarnos acaso
re, nuestro bienhechor, pero solo delante de
yos y de mi PADRE
--Por mi pod6is habar-respondi ell
magistrate.
-sSer6is tan insensible que rehus6is este
1ltimo consuelo vuestra hiia2- pregunt6
hodolfo Morel4~Si creeis que merezoo al
guna gratitud por los benofcios que os he
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-06

su inocencia, y estad seguro de que la perso-
ma que tanto Sc interesa por vos, protagera
tambi6n vuestra hi ia. No os afijais, ami
maOs, que tampoco os dejara de su mano la
Proyidencia en- esta OCCASION. Abrazad vuss-
ira hija dejadla marchar, que luego yolve-
r6is verla.
Sslor comisario!-exclam6 Morel sin
escuehar Rodolfo--no es cosa de arrauear
una hija del poder de sa padre sin decirle el
motive. Qulero saber 10 que hay en- esto -.
Luisa, saoabaras de habar2
Sc acn y 4 vuestra hija de-. .infanti-
cidio-dijo ell magistrate.
-i Yol... Pero !. !. no entiendo. lvos,
se7iori =.
Y Morel proGri6 aterrado balbuoiente
slgunas palabras sin conexi6n.
-Vuestra hija es acusada de haber da-
do muerte gu hijo-anadl6 ell comisario
profundamente conmovido por esta dolorosa
escena. -Pero no SO ha probado aun ese cri-
men.
-iOh. 10, sefior, no 90 verdad ..-ex..
clam6 Luisa con vehsmenoia poniendose en-
pie.-iOs juro que estaba muertol que no res
piTaba, estaba helsdo. Perdf Ia cabeza v no
Sc que me pas6; ahf esta todo mi delito. lPe-
ro matar mi hijoi. ieh! ESQ no, inunca!
-iTu hijo.. .miserablei-grit6 Morsl
levantando anlbas manos sobre Luisa, como
VI quisiera anonadaria con este ademAn esta
terrible imprecaci6n.
iPiedadl ipiedad, padre mfo!.-..
Al cabo de momento de espantoso
silencio, Morel continue con una calma mas
terrible todavfs:
-Sefor comisario. llevaos esa criatura
infame Esa no es mi b; ia.
El lapidario quiso talir, pero Luisa se
echo de rodillas 8 sus pies, se abraz6 & 81
con Ia cabeza cafdas hacia atrks, desolada y
sin sentido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-06
LOS MISTERIOs DE PARIS

cho, era yo la Inica criada, con madame Se-
ratina, anna de gobierno, la parte de la ca.
sa que ooupkbamos estaba aislada entire el
patio el iardfn. Como mi cuarto estaba en-
el piso mas alto, tenia miedo de noohe, asf
como cnando estaba sola EN- la cocna, que era
snbterr&nea
Un dia que habfa velado hasta muy tar
de, al tempo de acostarme OF ruido de pasoe
en- el corredor, cuyo extreme Sc halla ma
cuarto: detGvose una persona S mi pueffa,
y 81 pronto crei que era ell anna de gohieFno;
mas como no acababa de eDtrar, me alene de
niedo qued6 sin aliento. P6senae q escu-
char, mas no sentf ningGn movimfento; sin
embargo estaba bien segura de que habia al
guna persona la puerta. Pregunte dos Ve-
css qui6n era, y nadie me xeSpondi6. Empu-
ie mi c6moda hasta argimarla bien contra la
puerta que no tenia eeTrojo nj lave, pGseme
otra vez escuchars v como nadie Sc meneaba
al oabo de media bora, que me pareci6 muy
larga, me ech6 en- Ia CANA pase la noche
tranquilamente. Al dia siguiente pedf licen-
ola al anna de goblernO para poner un cerroio
a la pMerta de mi cuarto que no tenfa cerra-
dnras y le referf Ell susie que habfa pasado
Ia nOche anterior; pero me respondi6 que sin
duda habis sofiado, que adem&s era precise
que me dirigese nj. Ferrand para 10 del
cerrojo
AL OR mi pretensi6n el notario. alz6 los
hombros me dijo que estaba loca; de modo
que no me atrevf decirIe otra palabra.
POGO tempo despues ocurri6 la perdida del
diamante; mi padre estaba desesperado no
saba que hacer. Conte nuestra d s,sracia q la
sefora Ssrafna, me respondi0: "El seflor
es tan caritativo que acas0 servira tn pa
dre "-Aquella misma nOche estaba siryien 10 |
Ia mesa cuando me dijo MI. Ferrand.-Tu
padre necesita mil trescientos frances: We /
81 casa y die que pase maiana Por mi escri- |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-06
Sc vende

en- auayama, barrio de Pozohondo, ana es-
taneia para crisnza de gsnado, compuesta
de 318 cuerdas. todas de yerba de guinea,
cercada con estacas de tachuelo, alambre y
malla; dividida Ia propiedad en- tres cerca-
dos que terminan en- el rio con aguas cauda-
losas durante todo el afio. El que la interese
puede verse en- Guayama con don jose Ms
riano Cap6, 8 en- Patillas con don Santos
Tomei.
Julio de 1896. mes pls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-06

El H. VGvev6 vaje del dia puerto, oar&
trasbodo Puerto decto
dia de cad alguno de
de Herrera e del % omara spahA trasbo
Puerto Rico deco dc gual puerto dia de-
Gala
En- desde a /: de Mayo 80 de see
adite dos los de ut paaero so
~nnnAcn GnrAand
The evening times., 1896-11-09
MIR. GONiPERS' APPEAL.
Aid Asked for Striking street Rail-
road Men in Milwaukee.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-PTesident Gompers. of
the American Federation OF Labor, has is
sued an appeal for aid in behalf of the
Milwaukee Strectcar men, who have been on
strike since May 1. The appeal states that
these men are determined and believe they
will succeed by next spring II assistance is
given them, and continues:
The corporation has resoTted TO every
measure that can be thought OF to crush
them. They have been black listed, and
wherever they have applied for positions
they have been refused employment unless
they could secure recommendations from
the Milwaukee Street Railway Company.
Again, the corporation, aided by certain
officers, after black listing and ma king il
impossible to secure employment. is now
seeking to prosecute these men for nom
support OF their families.
We appeal to you to act upon this mat
ter at once. Financial assistance must be
forthcoming. Their families are in want;
they are on the verge of winter in a country
where winters are long and severe. Remit
tanCes may be IN ade 10 Rein Orr, secretary
of the Amalgamated Association OF Street
Railway Employees. No. % Kanter Build
ing, Detroit Mich. =" -s
The evening times., 1896-11-09
Forecast Till s p. m. Tuesday.

For the District of Columbia, Delaware,
und Maryland, fair, continued cool weather
tonight; Tuesday slowly rising tempera-
ture: nurthwesterly winds, becoming va
riable or southcrly-
For Virginia and North Carolina, gen
orally fair; colder in the extreme eastern
portions tonight, with condit ions favor
able for frosts Tue esday morning in The
eastern portions: warmer Tuesday, north.
erly winds, becoming southerly.
Weather Conditions and q eneral Fore
Gust.
An area of high pressure covers the
south Atlantic and east Gulf States. An
area Of low pressure is central in New
Brunswick, and a trough of low pressure
covers the Rocky Mountain districts with
a depression central in Kansas, and a
second center on the north Pacific coast.
The barometer has risen generally east
of the Mississippi River and fallen in
all districts west of it, especially on the
central Rocky Mountain slope.
The temperature is lower in the Atlantic
States and higher throughout the Rocky
Mountain districts
For the twenty-four hours ending Sun
day morning light rain or snow was re-
ported from New England and the middle
Atlantic States westward to Montana
For the PAST twenty-four hours rain con-
tiBaed in New England and light snow fell
throughout the lake regions and in the
upper Missouri Valley.
Frosts occurred Saturday night in the
interior of the west Gulf States and on
Sunday night in the lower Mississippi Val
ley and the interior OF the east Gulf and
south Atlantic States
The evening times., 1896-11-09
neglected, commission houses reporting a

neglected, commission houses reporting q
gratifying increase in orders.
The rise is prices was equal to Lag Is
per cent Colorado Fuel moved up Is
To % Is; Bay State Gas, 1-2 TO Is; Con.
solidated Gas, l 3-s TO 15S 5-s; Lacka-
wanna, l ga to $50 Ii; Lake Erie and
western. / IA to 20 3-i; Lake Shore, to
153; American Spirits, preferred, to II;
Jersey Central, . l Il to los 81. New York
Central, to 81 :Susquehanna and Western,
l-2 to IL: Northern Pacific preferred.
is to 26 Is; Texas Pacific, 3-S to 10
rs; Cordage, preferred, l to IL h.; Cord
age, guaranteed, l to 23, and Rubber, l
IL to % L. Sugar did not sympathize
nd was weak thruu gnoGt, falling from ~
to l2O rs. Near IL O'Clock under reali-
Zations a part Of the advance noted i'll the
general list was lost Al the hour named
speculation was steady to firm. 20
Stocks after II o'clock were irregular,
but in the main firm. The irregular'ry was
the result of sales to realize profits and
to a further advance in the posted rates
of sterling exchange to asa 1-2a4. 81.
On Saturday the posted figures we~1
4.s2 I-2a4s6. Manhattan was excep-
tionally strong and rose "a TO iO2 on
the revival of the old story OF an alliance
with he Metropolitan Traction. This story
has been denied time and time again by
officials of both companies.
Hooking Valley moved up to 19 on re-
ports that the company had. made a deal
with the Norfolk X Western for a through
line to the Seaboard. The Grangers Trunk
lines. western Union and the high priced
shares generally were fractionally low"r.
Speculation at midday was active and
firm in tone.
The evening times., 1896-11-09
--s s-----
WHEAT MARKET BOOMING.
Favorable Cables and Decrease In
Visible Supply the Cause.

Chicago, Nov. 9.--Bulisb sentiment and
bu!lish endeavOr Were in control of the
wheat market this morning. The trade
was brisk and heavy, but resistance was
offered TO advancing prices by number of
holders, who, feeling that their profits
were ample for the present, threw quite n
large amount of property on the market
Liverpool cables Were firm, an advance
OF lid. being quoted.
The North western receipts were lighter
than for either last Monday, or for the
corresponding day year aGo-3s3 cars
arriving Today. Nearing the endOf the first
halt hour offerings heca mciiGht and a sharp
bulge of IL cent from the earlier rulings
Figures took place. moderate reactionfOl-
lowed on selling by two commission houses.
December wheat opened from IS Ia, 10
- -. advanced 10 70 Ia. holding at
IS 5-S. a net gain OF 3 Sale cent higher
than Saturday.
st. Louis, Nov 9-The wheat market
displa yed considerable strength shortly after
the opening this morning. The firinness
was attributed to favorable cables and an
expected decrease in the visible supply.
December wheat opened at So 5-S, de
cline of Ii cent from Saturdays closing
price. In the first half hour Of trading the
market steadily advanced, and a. o o'clock
december wheat was quoted at SO II.
The evening times., 1896-11-09
HIS REASONS FOR PARDONs
President Lets Off Three of
California Railroad Rioters.
INFLUENCED BY OTHERS
They Were Guilty of Serious Of
fense, But Are Not Criminals.
We're Swept Into Violation of Law
by ListeniIgto Evil Counsels-Pun-
ishment Is Sufficient Warming.

The President has parGoned W. II. Clune
Isaac Ross, and Philip Stanwood of Cali
fornia, sentenced December g, 1894, to
pay IL fine OF 81 and TO be confined in the
Los Angeles county Jail eighteen months
for conspiracy in violation of sect ion 5440 ),
Revised Statutes, the offense being COM
mtted in the railway riots at tnat time
general throughout the country. The Pres
fdent wrote the following Endorsement On
the application:
...~s- connects have suffered more than
nine months Imprisonment under their
sentences. / am bound to assume that they
were guilty of an of1ense most dangerous
in IT'S character, and III the coInmission OF
winch they aided and encouraged an -un-
lawful defiance or authority, wnicn threat
ened the most distressing consequences.
NOT CRIMINALS.
II am convinced, however, that these
men are not criminals, but Iaboring men
swept into violation of law by first
yielding to the counsels OF disorder. Others
beside themselves are suffering hunilia-
ton and deprivation on account of their
wrungdoing; and L am led to believe that
that the purposes OF punishment, SO far
as The effect ON the prisoners is concerned,
have been fully accomplished.
II am also convinced tn At the imprison-
ment already suffered by th ese prisoners will
be ample warning TO tn &c thousands equally
guilty. though unpunished and to those W no
may be hereafter tempted, that the laws
enacted 10 secure peace and order must be
obeyed."
The evening times., 1896-11-09
SHOT TWO BRIGANDS.
Hospital Nurse Attacked by Italians
Near PottsviIle.

Pottsville, Pa, Nov. 8.-Last evening as
John Devine. nurse at the Miners Hos
pital, Fountain Springs, this county, was
driving from Frackyille TO the hospital.
he was attacked by two Italian brisanIs,
who demanded OF him his money and other
v8luables -trt.
As one of the men was about cramSling
into the buggy Devine DIRE " his revolver and
shot him. The other who had held
the horse by the head now rushed TO the
vehicle and made an effortto board II when
Dcvine again discharged his weapon and the
second man dropped.
Devine then whipped up his horse and
drove rapidly over the lonely rode until he
reached the hospital, where he related his
dreadful experience. Search was made
along the road and the two meg were dis
covered in hiding in the underbrush al1ns-
side the road near the scene OF the attack.
They were both badly wounded. They
were taken to the hospital, where one Of
them died this morning. The men refused
TO give their names.
The evening times., 1896-11-09
BOOK AGENTS TRICK.
Charge ~ V..t..'r oliver T.. Lee VIII
Be Tried Tomorrow.

Sharp practice and conspiracy is the
serious charge upon which Oliver h. Lee,
q addressed young white man, i S held
for tral 10y Detectives Carter and Gala
her. TIE case viii he heard in Judge
Mllers Police court tomorrow.
II is charged in the warrant that Lee and
Howard NIHatt defranded Walter SeaIc
of No. 707 Il street northwest of SOS by
entering into a conspiracy against him
NcaIe is the local agent of an encyclo-
pedia publishing company. He alleges
that Lee rHme 10 him and represented
tha' he WIS book CanvasSer and desired
cmrlovuent. He was furnished with a
sample book or dummy and started out.
Lee had not been gone long before he re-
turned with an order, purpg grtng to be
from Wil!ett. for set of the books, val
ued at S!S. He paid the advance amount
of 50. ana received from Mr. Ncalc his
commission Of SO. The books. Mr. Neaie
claims. We're delivered to Willett, who has
don 'r- -.- .sr %. q Is q tIeged either Dy
pawning or selling IT, en-
II is ais" charged that Lee brought in an-
other order with the same results
Willctt has not yet been located 10y the de-
tectiveS- Lee was captured i'll Alexandria
by the police of that place. at the request
of Detectives Carter and Gallaher. He pro-
tests his innocence.
The evening times., 1896-11-09
EISEMhH Bros,
Cor. 7th and E SITS. N. w.
No Branch store in Washington.
FOR A FLIMFALM.
Henry Moore's Trick Was Smooth,
But Cost Him Three Years.

Henry Moore, a colored Vocdoo and for
tune teller, was tried this morning before
Chief Justice Bingham. on the fifth charge
of petit larceny.
Moore Is u Lcgro who has made living
by praying upon The superstition OF several
culored farmers around ihe Center Market.
Only three days after his release from JAN
last August, Moore, who had just served
over year for similar offeDses. went back
to the Center Market. and by representing
himself as Il preacher and fortune teller met
a colored Howard county farmer, named
heiiey, from whom he secured 50, by Tor
tuue-telling and flimflaming.
The trick had been worked on previous
occasions by Moore and it Went that
time-for about two minutes. He had Kel
ley wrap up i'll the folds of Il handkerchief
So in bills, which he sneaked from the
cloth.
He handed the handkerchief back to Kel-
lev with the injunction to place it in his
bosom, but not to unfold il. Moore then
went off, but Kelley discovered his loss
two minutes later and caused Moore's ar
rest
After dclihcration OF a few minutes the
jury found Moore guilty and Chief Justice
r,U. >aA-en,eu mn 10 julcc years
at Albany.
The evening times., 1896-11-09
Low-PRICED ISSUES RULED.
Stock Market Firm I'm Spite of Ad-
verse London Cables

New York, Nov. 9.-Wall street, IL a.
Business at the stock exchange was
active again this morning and the under
tone was firm in the face of lower cables
from London and further advance Of
12 cent in the posted rates of sterling
exchange to 4s3 12 and 4S6 1-2. A fea-
ture OF the trading was the increase in
outside demand for securities generally.
The inquiry durin 2 the first hour ran chiefly
to the low priced issues, such as Big Four.
Hooking Valley, General Electric, Lake
Erie and Western. Kansas & Texas, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Tennessee Coal, Texas Pa
cific. and the Northern Pacifics. The
last named were bought on a moderately
heavy scale for Berlin account. The
Grangers and Trunk lines were by no means
The evening times., 1896-11-09

A blue or black kersey over
coat for 81. .5O-a pure wool suit
for 81 50-a So hat for Swarm
underwear at soc garment
see how little it takes to be conf
Portable and in style.
These are some of the bar
gains" TO be found here all the
ti1ne-genuine bargains, too
because they are less than pre-
vailing prices.
All the articles mentioned are
of frst-class quality-nothlng
here "second-grade."
Shall we see you this winter
may we have the chance to prove
our claims?