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The times., 1898-06-23

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New York stock Market.
Opea High Low Clos.

Corrected daily by w. b. Hibbs g. Co.,
members of the New York Stock Ex change
l427 Street.
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Corson & Mccartney,

Members of the New York Stock Exchange.
l4l9 St, Glover Building
Correspondents OF Messrs. Van Emburgh & After
bury. No. Wall Street
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
-Exchange.-i-Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges OF New YORK, PhiladeI-
phia Boston, and Baltimore bought and sold
4 speciality made OF investment securities Dis
trict Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and
sold maIStf
The times., 1898-06-23

The stock market presented little of in
terest 10 the spectators yesterday. In a
few of the specialties there were tenn
porary spurts of activity but the general
list was inactive and lifeless. There was
no particular movement of prices except
on Sugar, which had bad tumble ap-
parently on the near prospect of Ha-
waiian annexation. There is very little
TO add to the general summary of the
situation in this column yesterday morn
ing. The street is waiting for news, and
good healthy news OF victory. before the
market can be expected to rally. When
Santiago falls or the news reaches Wash.
ington that the Stars and Stripes are
floating over Manila there should be a
good advance. Any temporary defeat or
even a costly victory at Santiago would
mean tumble. The prospects, however,
are all for better prices within the next
few days. A good victory cannot be far
off and there are really very few who
doubt 1t. Buying with good margins is
certainly a safe investment.
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MILL FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
Thirty third Michigan Leaves
Camp AIger for Santiago.
ALL ARE EAGER FOR THE FRAY

The Departing Regiment Is Follow
ed Isy the First Battalion of the
Thfrty-fourth Michigan The
Troops VIII Sail south ON the Har-
vard-Other Regiments VIII Soon
Leave.
The times., 1898-06-23

There were floor tips yesterday to sell
Tobacco. There was no apparent reason
for them.
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0nf1 nm Drink and Drug Inebriates re-
0UU,UUU stored by the Kelley Cure. Au-
thorzed Institutes Dos st. NV,
Washington, D. c.; 141s Madison Ave-, Baltimore,
Md, and Greensboro, N. c. Write confdentislly.
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Chicago Grain ana Provision Market

Corrected daily by W. b Hibbs s Co,
mempers of the New York Stock Exchange,
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Lappin & Davis,
Stock Brokers.

600 Seventh ST. nv. (se cor F.)
Telephone I761.
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Baltimore and Ohio was the feature of
the railroad stocks yesterday The full
details of the reorganization scheme were
printed in the early afternoon editions of
the papers in New York and they had
their influence on the market The stock
was sold apparently by people who ex-
pect TO get IL back al about the same
price or cheaper after the first installment
of the assessment has been paid This
has been a simple operation in previous
reorganizations. but they were not
brought out in prosperous times when
money was alrnos drug. The plan has
the Endorsement of some of the strongest
houses in the country.
The reason for the weakness of Sugar
was put down to several causes by diff
ferent people. There was the talk that
the trust is sorry to see the annexation
spirit booming and so near fulhllment
There is now the certainty that annexa-
ton will come in a very short time This
may or may not have had large effect
on the price of stock. 1t Is certain that
annexation will not hurt the trust very
much. If the stock was sold for this rea-
son II was by people that are not familiar
with the situation. Annexation NAV not
be entirely TO the liking of the trust but
II will not be by any means a knockout
blow TO ii. The other point taken up by
the bears was the decision of the Court
of Appeals of New York sustaining a
claim for commissions for the sale of re-
ftneries. 1t was known from the first that
the amount involved was only $500, COO and
1t was soon discovered that the claim was
against an individual and not the trust
itself The bears. however, were able to
push the price down on the affair. 1t
seems probable that there will be rally
today, though perhaps not a very great
one. Some people say that Sugar is deS-
tined TO have still further drop how
ever, and l am not inclined TO make any
very positive statement.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN on real estate, repayable SO
monthly per $1,000. JORDAN & RICHARD
SON. 50T ST NV city ie2f-3t
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Per visit ss cur only charge. all medicines and
services included
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Ches and Pot Tel SIS 1896 1911. 49,.
Am See & Tr 5's, f and A, 1900.
Am Sec s. Tr 5's, A and o, 1906 ....
Wash Market Co 1st 6'S, i901-l9li.
5000 retired annually .......-.
W ash Market Co Imp SIS, 1871. :
w ash Market Co ext'n 6's, li4-27
Masonic Hall Association5's d :.
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Stocks.

We have every facility for the quick execution
OF orders in stocks and grain We take pleasure
in giving our clients adyices which We regularly
receive from reli.ble New Yofk houses. Use cur
telephone to secure quotations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
RIOTS IN SANTIAGO BULLETS REACH THE TENTS OF ADMINISTERED
 BY INSURGENTS.
ARRESTS WERE MADE
Juan Costello Placed in Jail-He 0b- jected and Offered His Card
 Commandment Obdurate.

Santiago de Cuba, Dec. 9,-The Cubans here are greatly excited over Wednesdays proceedings re- sulting from the commemoration of the death of Antonio Maceo, par ticularly the fact that bullets reach. ed the camp of the Fifth Immunes, which proves that the shots were not fired by Cubans who fired vol leys in the air from 5the public square here. It now seems the bull let's which struck the tents of the Immunes came from a different par tY of insurgents near the trocha, who were also celebrating. Regard ing the action of three drunken Gu bans who entered the Spanish club and smashed the chandeliers and furniture, the Cubans they say deeply deplore the outrage, and do not think it fair to look upon it as a race act.
 The San Carlo club intends to hold meeting and tender an apol- ogY to the Spanish club. The police are blamed for not making arrests. Colonel Beacon, the American mili- tary commander here, accompanied the chief of police personally and arrested Juan Castillo this morning. He is captain of the Cuban army, and was the man who led the two negro companies into the club. Cas- tillo, who is well connected, objected to going to jail and offered his card instead Colonel Beacon, however, was obdurate.
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THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Holds an Election of Officers and
 Initiates Five New Members,

The Knights of Honor, one of the most progressive secret orders of this city, held meeting Thursday evening at their hall on Main street and elected full slate of officers and initiated five new members.
 The gentlemen who were initiated last evening were Messrs. Frank Bartlett, Mack Hammett, Jr., Sol Palmer, c. R. Brown and ". s. Harris.
 An election of officers was then the order of business and the follow ing were elected to serve term of six months.
 D. I. Mills, Dictator.
 J. W. Jackson, Past Dictator.
 E, c. Sanders, Vice Dictator.
 Feno ]. Hearin, Assistant Dicta- tor.
 Lester Austin, Guide.
 J. ". Adams, Chaplain.
 Dr. J. P. Stanley, Medical Exam iner.
 R. L. Byrd, Financial Reporter.
 F. NJ. Smith, Reporter.
 ". D. Tomlin, Guardian.
 ". E. Levy, Sentinel.
 Chas. Veil, Treasurer.
 Geo. J. Vining, Deputy District Grand Dictatoc.
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DEPUTY JOHNSON
Arrests a Badly Wanted "Coon'
 From Arkansas County.

A few days ago Sheriff H. A. Nc. Coy received a letter from Justice J. M. Henderson, of Arkansas Co.,, requesting him to look out for ne- gro man named zania Rutedge, who escaped from that county where he is wanted on the ,eharge of assault with deadly weapon. The justice stated In his communication that the negro wanted has a brother at tending school here and when last heard of was in Pine Bluff, and eau tioned the authorities here to be careful, as he was dangerous char acter.
 Deputy Sheriff Robert Johnson secured the so.called bad mans de- scription aad ins 5ituted search. Robert Johnson very seldom fails. He spied his man last evening or } the streets and the prisoner is now kwaiting in a cell in the Jefferson county Jail for the arrival of an Ar Kansas co1nty officer who will be sent here to act as hls escort home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
STRUCK A iSNAG AT SWAN LAKE, WAS ENROUTE
 TO THIS CITY.
NO ONE WAS DROWNED.
Steamer "Grapeyine' Sent to Bring Passengers and Freight
 To This City.

The steamer "John N. Harbin" struck snag at Swan Lake Thurs day afternoon about 5:30 o'clock, and sank. The boat was the prop erty of the Arkansas River Packet Company and was fully insured. She had been plying between Mem phis and this city for about three years.
 Capt. Ed. Stanfeld was in charge when the accident happened, with Pilot Bolan at the wheel, The boats hull, as learned by Mr. Clarence Philpot, the agent here, is covered with about a foot of water, but later reports from Swan Lake, state that the deck is under water.
 The steamer was heavily ladened with freioht hiiled to this city, in- cluding lO0 0a,es of cotton and 5000 sacks of cotton seed
 The steamer .'Grapavineo left to- day for Swan Lake to bring the freight and passengers to Pine Bluff.
 Fortunately no one was drowned or injured, and it is also known tbat the greater part Of the freight was saved.
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DISTRICT COURT
Now in Session at Rison-The Noted
 Horton Case.

Rison, Dec. 9.-The case of the State against Will Davis for the murder of Bob Kelley IS now before the district court. Judge Wood pre-, siding. Col. Sam Taylor, of Pine Bluff, and the Hon. R. c. Fuller, of Fordyee, are for the defense and w. R. Chimney, the prosecuting attorv ney, is assisted by Will Martin, Of HotsSprings. This case was brought from Dallas county on change of venue.
 The visiting attorneys are: Sam M. Taylor, ]. W. Crawford, Judge Will Jones, the Hon. Smith Martin, of Pine Bluff; Will Martin, of Hot Springs; R. c. Fuller, of FordYce.
 The noted Horton murder case on a change of venue from Dallas coun- ty will be called next Wednesday. This case Was tried at the last term of court and as the Jury could not agree in their verdict, it will be tried again at this court. There will be more than 150 witnesses in the case and itl expected more than 500 people will be in attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
4 TAME WOLF.
Was Exhibited on our Streets
 This Morning.
Streets

Arkansas is noted all oyer the Union for it's products, such as cot ton, apples, etc., but we would like to introduce another product which is very rare in quality and peculiarl- ty, This late introduction is no more than a tanned wolf; yes, a .real live wolf, which Sis an acrobat and has very quick understanding of the English language.
 This morning a Graphic represen. tative noticed large crowd of peo- pie congregated on West Barraque street near cotton scales No. 2. The crowd there congregated were en- toying the funny antics of tanned wolf, something we believe Ringing Bros. circus is unable to exhibit.
 The animal stood about two feet, fat-footed, ard when ordered he would jump over a stick, howl, sit ur, aud performed may Lther wonder fultricks.
 Tbe animal IS the property of a MT. J. D. Brown of Grant county. He said he found a number of the young animals in the woods on Sa- line river several years ago. All but one, which was with him, had died, and he raised the young wolf with large dog he owned. The wolf was tanned and was finally taught tricks, which he displayed this morning.
 Mr. Brown also said he needed money worse than the wolf and would sell the animal for $10. No one purchased it then, but it is ru, mored that a Mir. Reed of this city finally bought it for $6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
TOO FOND OF COTTON
Miles Owens Bound Over For Steal
 Ing Two Bales of Cotton.


 Justice Davis, the efficient magis- trate of Pastoria township, Thurs day, had an opportunity to use his authority to very good advantage.
 He bound over to await the action Of the grand jury, one, Miles Owen, a negro who stole two bales of cotton iron. Col. Beaver Dam Williams.
 Owens stole the cotton and was in the act of disposing of it when he found himself in the clutches Of the law.
 He will doubtless receive the proper punishment at the hands q the grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
Those Who Endure

The pains ofrheumatish lshould be reminded that a cure for this disease may be found in Hoods Sarsa"ar- fila, which, as the One True Blood Purifier, neutralIzes the acid which causes rheumatism. That is why it absolutely cures when liniments and other outward applications fail to give permanent relief.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
TREATY FINISHED
 - ALL POINTS POSSIBLE SET- TILED BY THE COM
 MISSION.
 -------- so SAID JUDGE DAY. The Americans are Anxious Not to Give the Spaniards any Pretext to Break off Negotiations
so SAID JUDGE DAY.

Paris, Dec. 9.--The treaty is fin. ished. Judge Day said.
 We have settled all the points upon which there is a possibility of agreement. Only the expressing remains.
 The Spaniards yesterday refused to cede the Uunited States eoaIing station on the Caroline islands.
 A miscarriage of the negotiations would leave their political prestige at home 10 worse, if not in a better position than if they signed the treaty. The Americans are anxious not to give the Spaniards any pretext to break off the negotiations or take offense, so far as tLe exercise of pa- tience and diplomacy to steer clear, ef protests.
 The Madrid papers are disposed to revive the question of the Maine and excite public opinion against the United States on account of the reference made to this subject in President McKinley's message to Congress.
 They report that Senor Mon tero Rios, president of the Spanish com mission, made an impassioned de- nunciation of President Mckinley at the last joint meeting of the com missions. But these reports are practically without foundation.
 Senor Rios did refer to the Maine, but in only one calmly worded sen- tence, expressing regret that the President had spoken, as Spaniards thought, uniustlY of them. The Spaniards had already proposed at this conference to have the respon- sibility of the Name reported upon by a joint commission of the Eurc- pean powers. The American com missioners refused to listen to thls and permitted Senor Rios reference to the Presidents message to pass unchallenged, as a discuss;en would have provoked debate and bad blood.
 Diplomatic circles In Paris pre- dict, as one of the results of the treaty, diplomatic contest between France and the United States, which may have an important chapter in history.
 The French government is report ed to have resolved to take up the case of the French holders of Cuban bonds, and it is believed France will declare that the repudiation of the bonds is the result of the treaty which the victorious nation imposed upon Spain. They argue that through the treaty responsibility has been shifted upon America, and therefore the French government will endeayor to exact some pledge for the payment or guaran tee of the bonds.
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--nuu tn Rrnn Fish.

A point to be remembered In the broiling of fish is that fish must not be turned while broiling. Put the inside of the fish next to the coals, and let 1t cook through. When done, hold the skin side to the fire just moment to brown. and serve at once.
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eol. NEWMAN APoLocIzes.

Pine Bluff, Dec. 4.-Gol. J. N. Smithee, Editor The Gazette Dear Sir: I observe your criticism upon my brief editorial ia the Commercial touching the matter of Chancellor Martins decision with reference to the Choctaw road. Certainly, my remarks were inappropriate and un- just to Chancellor Martin, the su- preme court and the people. I ad- init that 1 wrote it without due re- Hection and 1 also admit that I made Q mistake in writing and publishing it. l unwittingiy placed myself in position to be justly criticised. 1 am sorry for it and herewith retract and apologize for the paragraph. Please do me the justice to publish this. Yours truly,
 c. c Newman Wednesdays Ark. Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Doors and windows made from native lumber stand this climate better than northern made stock. The Bluff City Lumber Co. are large manufacturers of these goods, and guarantee every one sold to give perfect sa tisfaction. 279
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The saloon men are getting up Q petition which they will present to Prosecuting Attorney W. B. Sorrells requesting him to grant the opening of their houses on Sunday. Whether or not this will be granted has not been made known.
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To Protect Cheese From Mold.

As moldiness spoiis the appearance and flavor of the cheese, it is advisable to rub the cut part over with butter and cover it completely with white pa- per before putting on to dry cheese dish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
When Du.tinr.

To prevent damage to furniture when dusting, the wooden or metal portion of the brush is provided with cap or band of rubber, which slips over the handle and covers the back.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

The KY Club was delightfully."- en- tertained by Mir. Fred Fox last even- ing. A full account will appear in Sundays Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Miss Beatrice Wertheimer left this morning for Little Rock, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Eugene Ja- bine for few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

CURE scROFULA promptly and permanently by a thorough course of Hoods Sarsaparilla. All forms os this painful fisease yipId. to the blood pnriyifyinf { ,r- sssty usn,s. medicine. fer.
 HOODS PILL lily cathartic an reliable. sD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
Stronger Than Water.

The famous Beau Brummel once in- solently replied to an invitation to take tea by remarking that he never took anything stronger than water 'Yes you do," frowned his hostess, you take liberties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
To Remove Oil Stains.

The trying yellow spots frequently left by sewing machine oil on white goods may be removed by rubbing the stain with cloth wet with ammonia before washing with soap.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor delight fully entertained a number of friends last evening. Full particulars in Sundays society column,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
THE JUNIOR SOCIETY
Will Render Another Program This
 Afternoon. r

The Junior Literary Society is be coming a very popular organization as it's members are working dili- gently and with much Yigor for its future success.
 This afternoon the following dc bate and other interesting selections will be rendered by the above nam ed society and most enjoyable at- ternoou is promised to those who attend.
 Debate Resolved. That Charles 1st was justifably beheaded. Ali frmative, MT. Ii. c. Dreyfus, Misses Nina Smart and Emma Dewoody. Ne gatiye, Mr. Bonnie Well, Misses Edythe Stewart ana Hattie Loving.
 Instrumental solos, Misses Julia Stephens and Vice Ha Tell.
 Vocal solo, Miss Annie Saunders.
 Recltation, Mss lola Philpot. " VI nrke. real estate agent, will san sa home On pas1lplir the q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Miss Virgil Cavaness, who has been the guest of relatives in this city for the past week, left this morning for her home at Monticello.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Mesers. c. H. Triplett, ]. A. Bain and Fred Fox, the jury commission CTS, are today choosing the grand and petit jurors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Mrs. w. P Burks left this morning for Monticello to attend the bedside Of her sick son at that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Mir. John L. Mills arrived in the city this morning. He is confined to his home with ehilIs and fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Mir. T. R. Smallwood, a promIn- ent insurance man of Dallas, is in the city calling on his agency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09
NOTICE.

@ The reg ular annual meeting of the Estockh ol'lers of tie Bank of Pine Bluff will be held in the rooms of the Board of Directors, on Tuesday, sJanuary 3rd, 1899, between the hours of 10 o'clock On. and 4 o'cleek p. Ill. tor the purpoa { l/>aee tsrzzs=sFSc Sctors
 RperVlslun, lis f7owa~-r-s.q
 constructlon sree m,
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Lumber, all kinds, free delivery in eity, get onr prices. Bluff City Lun- Der Go. 279
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Wm. Burke. real estate agent, Nill sell you home on payments of$1.00 per week. Come and see him at IF Pine street. b
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Pickets all styles, or picket fence complete Bluff City Lumber Co. 279
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oiled SIX for Needles.

To prevent needles from rusting they should be thrust through a bit of oiled silk as they are put into the flannel leaves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

The best cypress shingles in the State are handled by the Bluff City Lumber Go. All grades. 279
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COTTON RECEIPTS
The Year 1898 Almost 4,40O
 Behind Last Year.
The cotton receipks for 1898 , great decreasse as comparedl

The cotton receipEs for 1898 a great decreasse as mpared} tbes previo9s year, 1897.
 City scales No 1 show an iac| this year{ of 378 bales, whild scalesNo. 2 shows a decrease ofS bales as, compared with 1897. 7 The exact comparison sho see to be 4, 400 less than 1897. The following are the rsceipt full i
 RECEIPTS FOR 1898. City scales No. 1 to Dec. 9 City scales No. 2 to Dec. an Total, n
 1897. City scales No. 1 to Dc fnt99 nt9 City scales No. ? to D(b M Total, 4l]
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

Weha ve the finest imrn, and Portugal SardineA~ Talbot & Go. z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-09

v M, nrke, real estate agent, will ] ans home On paallpl ir the cf' q'l f. aA.or, sale by all pr