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Congregational Notes.

The Secretary of the Navy has trans
mitted the report of board appo nted
to consider the building bs dry do k
at Galveston, Tex. The board advised
against the project.
The Secretary of the Navy has report
ed to Congress that he has appraised and
condemned certain lands in the vicinity
of the Norfolk navy yard valued at Sl4j,-
6S7. The land is desired for building a
wet dock. j.s -
The Secretary of War, submitted 10
Congress yesterday bin prepared by
the judge advocate general to aid the
administration of military justice. The
principal change in the laws recommends
ed provides for the compulsory appear
ance of civilian witnesses before n m Ii
tary court. According 10 the present
law, no one not IN the army need attend
unless he desires. Other provisions of
the bill advocate the repeal of ceitain
laws regarding desertions during the
Civil War which are now obsolete.
Following is the draft of a proposed
item in the Indian appropriations bill.
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1900.
authorized and directed to pay to such
Alsea and other Indians ,on the Sile,z
reservation, in Oregon, as shall be found
to be competent and capable of manag-
ing and taking care. of their own affa rs
their pro rata shares of the permanent
fund of 500, 900. appropriated by the sct
of August 10, 1894, and now TO their credit
In the Treasury of the United States
The evening times., 1898-12-09
soc veilingS. 39c.

Chenille dotted and plain yeilings.
all the latest effects-the regular 60c
sort-wiil 60 Tor 39c yard.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Mems Sis suits, sI1.

Mems fine imported fancy worsted
dress suits, and fancy cheviots and
plain blue and black sergcs and chev--
iOts--in both single and double-breast-
ed styles Spendidly tailored-and
worth up To SIS for sic.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
SEQ ch;ld's coats, S3.eS.

Children's bOucie and novelty cloth
coats-in all sizes from To- Il years
made and trimmed in the most eIe-
CANT manner-have wide sailor collars
and all in all they are thr n1tti-s -
garments a young lady can wear
'esular $50 value for gees
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WITH CEREMONIES OF
UNUSUAL INTEREST
OF the fe">' "'
macuInte Conception "'
catholic University.

,r,,- s.,,dants and clergy at the Calh'hc
,--i,..rsi,v Yesterday celebrated the least
~ 1,,p,aculate Conception with cere-
,,,,,ise az unusual interest, the professor
=, scholars at the university wearing '"eiI
o,,5.,,ic robes and marching III solemn
,,,.,,,e.siop from the lower han OF Nhc
l,a,,7,,-ell buiIding to the chapel where the
.o,.,.icas We're held. The procession was
,,,,,l.,. tho direction of DIR. Charles J.
Nefn and was made up as follows; flFSI'
tho law students who immedlatei! pro-
coded the students of the Holy Cross. the
,Tarist and the st. Thomas Colleges. Then
came the presidents Of the various col
1sees including Very Rev. p. J. Francis
Gus. c. s C.; Rev. J. F. Soiiier' ;. NJ
Rev. NJ. ?. Smith, c. S. p: Very Key l..
+ III. Dumont, s. S, d. D, the faculty
of law. with their dean, DIR. Robinson
the faculty of philosophy, with their DEAN
Dr Pace; the faculty of divinity, with
their dean, Dr. Shahan: DR.. Daniel W.
Shea. general secretary, and the rector OF
the university After the chapel was
reached pontitical high mass was cele-
hrated. The officers of the mass We're Rt.
Rev. J. II. Farley, ID. D.. auxiliary bishop
of New York: Very Rev. p. j. GarriGan,
n ID vice rector of the university; Rev.
lanes B. Hayden, of Albany, and Rev.
Stephen c. uallissey Rcvs. Louis o Dono-
van and John y. Ryan. During the SER
vices the choir under the direction or
Rev. Nm. p. Higgins rendered special
music
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Mems 81 hats. 9Sc.
I9c for dressing sacnueS.

Lois 0f women have taken adVan-
tage Of the Offering OF eiderdown
dressing sacques at 49 eents-as the
great selling gives eyidence-and to-
morrow we offer you another chance
at 1t. Ladies fine eiderdown dressing
sacgues. made with the greatest care
perfectly tinished-go for 49 cents
each-which is less than you could DO
il at home yourselves
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Prof. A. ]. DEXTER, 2
Magnetic Healer. &
MAYORS OFFICE,
p. McQj AID, Mayor.
JAtkSDNAlIlE PA
Oietatcd)

April H., 1870
PROF. A. J. DEXTER, Savannah, Ca.
DEAR SIR: ] chccTtully comply with yom
quest asking for an introduction 10 the Mayor #
Savannah. ! have known you during several years
Of your residence in this city and being engaged
IL YOUR profession Of Magnetic Healer | have.
heard YOU lecture on the streets Of our city
On several occasions and have seen you illustrate
your wonderful power in many ways and know
lnau, cases Of suffering and disease than you have
treated with masYelous success, and know that
some eminent physicians OF the regular school
OF medicine freely admit your power and rtpuIa-
tion - a Magnetic Healer. Respectfully.
P. Moi AID, Mayor.
The Professor has on exhibition al his Office
the largest book IN The world filled with lctters,
af78avits testimonials, etc, from those ho has
curcd as wcn as letters from the most noted
p,,plc ia this city and country. few are
piyop: The late L. :. Grant; oxPresiden; Arthur;
ZION. Samuel J. Tilden; Gen. r. I. Dent. brother
IN law of the late L. : Grant; the iamcnted
Abraham Lincoln's Secretary Of the Treas
pr, Gen. Francis f. Spinner: Charles n. Jones
late editor New York World; Mrs Helen Stuart
Rici.ings. well-known elocutionist and newspa-
nar correspondent; Stilson Hutchins. OF the Daily
ana Evening Times. Washington, and hundreds
more from quite US prominent people.
All diseases cured. Consultation and e2amina-
tin free nfhce. lll2 ST. NV.
Patients. who 50 desire. can be treated at
their homes. Noted physician and chemist en-
p,aved Patients treated by mail. Medicines sent
everywhere. Nrite, giving full particulars Of
your cart
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Napoleon at school.
(From the Pail Mali Gazstte.)

ttrom the fa!i Maii udZttte-)
The first few months at school are certainly
not the least unhappy OF great life Papa
Charles leaves his sons at Autun-the prepara-
tory school for BrieDne-two little waits In a
hostile world. All the other boys are French
enemies and conquerors-and these two CorsI-
cans and vanquished.
What is Your name?'' says a little Frenehman
to one of them, and according to that time
honored formula of schoolboys.
''Nabulone de Bonaparte. he replies, N hls
Ajaccian.
And there is a roar of laughter. They laugh at
everything from the frst-at his accent, his
country. his Paoli, his poverty. One does not
like to think OF the passion o: rage, scorn, and
The evening times., 1898-12-09
ANDERSEN AWAITING
EXECUTIVE CLFMFNcY
Unless IL Arrives He VIII Suffer
Tor His Crime Before sunset
Ea,tuy

Norfolk, Va. Dec 9.-Th: execution of
John Andersen, the cook of the schooner
olive Pecker for whose pardon strenu-
Gus efforts have been made viii take
place, unless Executive clemency is re
ceived this afternoon
He was to- have been hanged at noon,
but there is some delay and the execution
was postponed for some time awaiting
word from the President Nothing has
been received and he will probably die
before the day is over.
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New York Cotton Market.
A Long List of Promotions.

Late yesterday afternoon the President
sent to the Senate The largest batch Of
army promotions since ;he civil war
There were at least 80 names in the list
dning twelve pages of the Congressional
Record. All of the appointments We're
made during the recess and the important
ones were announced al the time they
were made.
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Sales-AIet National Bank: 3a3G2:
Washington Loan and Trust: 7Il2S; Lin
Traction: 5HS7; Metropolitan r. r.: 20t
l59 tscller lol, GDmIiJ iscllcr lm; Mergen-
coin Fire Insurance: lrHIGl=; Capital
than Linotype: l0Hla2ia: I.anstou Mono
type: l25615i., American Ggaphophone:
l5fl2l.: Pneumatic Gun Carriage: 10Ym4l
cts tseller 9W. After ralI-West End Ma
ti"nal Bank: lJa9l; Mcrg,uthaler Limo
type: 3NIg3.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
c. \. Reeder Granted n divorce.

Charles A. Eeeder was today granted
divorce from his wife. Josephine A Reed
er. by Justice Cox in Equity Court No. l.
The parties We're married in Maryland
on October 2, 1895, ana in his petition for
divorce Reeder states that his wife de-
serted him eighteen days later and has
refused to return and live with him as his
wife.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
SHARES GROW STRONG
on THE EXCHANGE
FURTHER ADVANCES IN stG1R
I'roHPocts of the EnrIy Conclusion
IF Pence Give "a strong Under
tane 10 fhs. tinrs,cf

l'roHPVcts Of the EnrIs Conclusion
Gf Pence Give strong Under
tame to the MarAct.
New York, Dec. 9.-Afisr an nre gular
opening the stock market became general
ly strong and Wa characterized by spe-
clal movements. sasar advanced over )
per cent on a continuation of the buying
that has been Inc feature Of the late
movement in This stsck Commission
house buying orders were cmore promi-
ntnt than IN some tine.
Tobacco was strong on The result Of the
meetings Of stockholders Yesterday.
Missouri Pacific was strong on the
clearing Of of the company's floating
debt
Manhattan Joined the bGi} leaders after
the first fifteen minutes. Peoples Gas
sold Al iee
The general list tagged a trifle. being
affected hy the diversions OF interest TO
the stocks which moved sensationally
The undertone was strong, however on
prospects of am carly formal signature 10
the treaty Of peace
Government bonds were strong
AT noon stocks were strong and active
Advances ranged to nearly per cent.
The entire list was up.
The evening times., 1898-12-09

The surgeon general of the army has
appointed Col. Charles r. Greenleaf7 as
medical inspector Of the army and has
directed him TO report upon the sanitary
condition and wants OF troops in the
field at military posts and general hos
pitals and as regards the skill, efficiency
and conduct OF affairs, enlisted men and
civilian employees connected with the
medical department..
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. po.us Check Presented.

Mansfield, O.. Dec. 9.-John r. Bonnet,
of New York. patent attorney for the
Shelby Steel Company. has sent tele-
gram to w. w. Skiles, the local attorney
of the company, asking him If he had
given a check for $500 payable to II. III.
Elliott. He says a man representing him
self as Elliott, presented a letter purport-
ing to be from Skiles, asking him to cash
the check Sl1iles says he never wrote the
letter nor did he know anything about
the check.
The evening times., 1898-12-09

Pacific Mail was trife weak Cur ne
the morning hour. but il r gained most
OF the lost ground before l. o'clock. l.
is probable that the hest advice with re-
gard 10 Pacific Mail after the long ad-
vance is that it should be sold on all COOL
bulges for the good profits
The evening times., 1898-12-09

Francisco second preferred in February.
There was some disappointment over The
failure TO declare a dividend ON the stock
yesterday. but il was not of so keen
nature as to weaken the stock in today's
trading
The evening times., 1898-12-09
The boys suits, pants and TOP coats.
Boys SEQ suits. S5.9S.

Boys strictly all-wool kersey reef
gle breasted suits, of stylish mixed
cheviots-worth up to $3.50 will be f
fered for $2.SS tomorrow They're
spendidly tailored made with al. tha
style that goes into the st b ys'
clothing.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
iieg'S SI7 suits, IS.

Mems fire all-wool suits, stylish
Scotch cheviots, in plaid mixed effects.
deep. fun f2cings. and broad satin
piping and lined with leatherine. All
sizes at present-and the same suits
which are worth Si2-for s.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
lieu S Sc suits. 81 0

Mems stylish suits of fine cashmere
and cheviots-in a variety OF nobby
effects-plain and fancy patterns
Lined with superior material and as
perfectly tailored as any garment
made-worth SIG for $50
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Confirmation of Exhibit.

The exhibition of decorative china
painting by the pupils of Mrs. Charles NJ.
Merrill at the Arlington Hotel, will be
continued another day and close tomor-
row night at 10 o'clock.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Boys top coats, S3.eS.

Boys stylish top coats. made of
tan covert cloth. with silk velvet
collars and lined with plaid wool
and also Il lot of brown kersey top
coats made in the same good styll-
Will all be offered at $3gS.
The evening times., 1898-12-09

TGe market was fairly strong aeaia to-
Gay though no, So baoyanJ a. y,Stvr-ay-
There was the same lack OF business II
th- graugers and other standard Socks
g has characterized the business oi he
last Two weeks. Tie advances were IA
m, surcialries i'm wh ch there j. ma. u
la,ion very clearly shown and in tn G
tive industrials The market s-ilI looks
oNerboueht in several directions
The evening times., 1898-12-09

sAFE Deposit AND rR-sE goIPAsIE,.
Maj safe Deposit and TrUSc..... lID lI3
Wash Loan and Trust. .... ...-.. Is 49,
AmCTSecUrlty and Trust ....--.. $50 900.
n ASH safe DEPOSIT ..... ..-......... 20
The evening times., 1898-12-09
MnIrinne Licenses

Marriage licenses We're issued today to:
Thomas Gilaso and Leila G. Price, Rock
bridge, Va; Abraham w Frank and FL
len Coleman.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Mems $50 oyercoats, Sl2.50.

Choice OF mems overcoats of patent
beaver. finest kersey. English friezc
cloth, whipcord and tan covert cloth
some with satin top nnings-some are
lined with satin worth $50
for $l2.50.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
B0yS' aII=wOOI pants, 39c.

Boys fine quality all-wool cheviot
and cashmere pantS-made with the
greatest care-strongly re-enforced-
splendid wear resisters-wilI be offered
at sec q pair
The evening times., 1898-12-09
I.uckier Thsn His Fellows.

(From the Philadelphia North American.)
81 am almost madr' said Secretary 0jeda. of
the Spanish Commission. Judged by The history
of the past year. he is fortunate than most
Standards
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Boys w OOl suits. 9qc.

\ lot of boys good durable wool
knee pants suits-made in the most
satisfactory mdnner-not cheaply put
together as YOU might judge from the
nrice-wil De offered at s9c each.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
The mems suits and topCoats.
Mems Sl7.se 0yerccats, $40.

Mems fine overcoats of black and
blue kersey cloth, black friezes and
heavyweight light covert cloth-same
silk lined throuShout-with nobby lin
ings- worth $17.50-for 80.
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Boys flannel waists, &c.

Boys fine quality navy blue flannel
waists finished in the strongest man
ner-fuA Of wear-wiIl be offered for
pc.
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''Hecht S Greater Stores. +"
"Htcht 5 Greater Stores.
The rush for the Freedman stock continues

with unabaed energyeach days selling seeming
predecessor More splendid values nr
give the additional interest eyes of all wise
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Adteus of Minister Loomis.

Minister Loomis was at the department
this morning bidding the officials good
by He leaves for his post In Venezuela
Tomorrow
The evening times., 1898-12-09

Norfolk and Western preferred was
again strong today. The tax of this
stock Is most enthusiastic.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
SO coats, S4..eS.

Ladies fine black kersey coats and
coats of cheviot cloth and frieze. in
black and bIue-aII six lined through
out-including the sleeves. Made with
every little care-splendidly tailored.
Regular so value-sO for 4.gS.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Washington Golf Club.

An eighteen hole handicap sweepstake
medal play golf game will be played to-
morrow. Entrance fee so cents.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Boys alI-wOoI suits, S2.H.

Boys finest alI-wool cheyiot and
ers. Of fast color, navy blue-extra
cashmere suits. in a variety of the
most attractive palterns-made for
wear as we'll as styIe-and worth ;5-
viii 90 at s. 49,
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Underwear prices take a drop.

just as The mercury do7s-c5uld any
thing be more timely Wen quote
prices for good underwear tomorrow
that have never been quoted before
prices that put Us entirely beyond The
pale OF competition.
\ lot Of mems heavyweight Ram
dom underwear. with silk tap naiss-
inss around neck and front-Iuge
pearl butlons-neysr sold fac IT,
less than 3Jc heretolory-a JG
childreuS heavy weight ribbed
fieece-lined vests and pants IN s.z s
lG. Is, and 2o-regular 25c. grade lnc
will go OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
Ladies heavyweight union sui :.
strong in quality form-htting and
well iiHished-rogular 5oc. gar 1Qo
mentor ................... LOe
Childreus heavy-weight foece-lired
vests. pants and drawers all Sizes,
which are nicely finished and worth
no less than &c. will 20 IOn
AZ .---------.--.. ..-.'.-.. '-'.....s-' ~
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Washington stock Exchange.

Bay State Gas has a great number of
friends.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
BOYS kersey REFERS, SS.9S.

Boys strictly all-wool keersey reef
fine quality-with silk velvet collars
and lined with plaid wool and other
materials-all sizes from 8 to years
worth So for $39S.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
SIz suits, SEQ.

Ladies stylish man.
tailored suits of fine
covert cloth in sever
al fashionable shades.
jackets all silk lined
including sleeves
made in the most par
ticuiar style. Skirts
are full tiaring-well
lined-and every gar
ment in fun of fash
ions finest points.
Regular 81 garments
go for $3.50.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Boys S. TO ST suits, S3.B.

We've taken all our regular stock of
boys finest suits, which sold for s., s.,
and Sand offer you the pick of any
of them tomorrow for $3-9S. Fine all
wool cheviots and cassimeres. in the
nobbiest patterns ever worn.
The evening times., 1898-12-09

The activity - Sugar and The cultiu-
ued advance IN the stock today MAS per
haps the most Interesting de,olel meni
OF IA, day. Three points advance h-d
brpn scored before noon and there wa'
then no indication that the top had been
reached. There was CouSiderab - mys-
terry as To The buyers. one theory is that
Tho Standard oil people are under Tho
stock At any rate it is q very OuE in
tere-t. Tho talk Of par for the StOc, tn al
was induIcrd I'm a few weeks aE 10 ks
remarkable now. II shows At any rate
that a great many people know nothing
whatever OF The SUga. situation.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
POSTAL AFFAIRS OF
THE NEW POSSESSIONS
A Separate Division in the Depart
ment 30 We Formed. Under Charge
Of Major Rathbun.

A separate division of the Postoffice De-
partment will be created to manage the
postal affairs of the islands that come
into the possession of the United States
through the war with Spain. Major E. G.
Rathburn will have charge of the divi-
sion.
The evening times., 1898-12-09

Aly + Street.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Mems 81 WOrsted rants. S2.

$50 pairs of mea's worsed in nobbies stripes diff
ferent styles to choose fromOr g pair They
monty well madeas perfect fitting any ailor's
garments. Have pockets hip pockets
with all the high grade
pants, IA pair.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Bike suits, worth up to SIS, for 81.

We let have all that left of stock of bicycle
$50 in all ridcuosy low price Satur
day. The choice offered made garinentswith
kersey cuffspants have double military seatsbeing suits
which sold for 81 That's less than the pants alone
worth in inst
The evening times., 1898-12-09

Chicago Grain and Provision Marked
Corrected daily by W. B. Bibbs &, Co.
members of the New York Exchange
sAlly 4 Street.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
New York STOCK HarI.e,
orea High Low 81

Corrected daily by NJ b. Hibbs & Co,
members cf the New York Exchange.
l4l9 + Street
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Zoe extracts. 35c.

The regular f0c extracts. including
bottle-an The popular odors-win So
for csc an ounce
The evening times., 1898-12-09

hatred that surges into that childish heart. lit
tie Joseph is a great deal more equable. and
soon takes the teasing pretty well 1Or what u
is worth. But Napoleon can't. lie remembers
now with a torment OF regrets the place where
he was happy-SIammucia, easy-goinS papa,
Mamma Letizia. He walks about the playground
alone-angry, surly, wretched Tie begins to
learn French with frenzy" TO laugh at him.
no one shall laugh at him. "Iou Corsicans are
des lachesr' cries some little demon Of school
fellow The boy is white with passion, with his
eres blazing ''It IS you French who det
lachcs. with your twenty to one,' says he; anil
he fsteuhs the little Gau iG a Jury.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
SIS suits, Sl2.5a.

Ladies finest quail
ty imported cheviot
s erg es. venetian
cloths. unfinished
wOrsteds. plain black.
blue and gray seGges.
q n Il Illuminated
cloths. and finest cas-
s!meTeS - man-tdilOT-
ed most thoroughly
Choice of loose fitting
or tight fitting jackets
the Jackets are all
lined with taffeta silk
or heavy satin. even
10 the sleeves. Some
are trimmed with
straps OF same ~ e.
rial-while many of
them are full founce
style. Pe~uIar S25 wall
ne for Sl2.O.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
81 - gioveS. 71c.

Another lot 81 ladies fine Kid gloves,
in all the latest fancies, with emb!oi-
dered backs--very new Shade-the
regular $l25 sort-wili 90 for &c a
pair
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Flannelette wrappers, 59c.

Another special wrapper value for
tomo:row-the pace we've cut out for
this store must be maintained. Choice
Of great variety OF the prettissJ pat
terms Of fauneiet:e wrappers. lined
with separat" wa.s, lining-made fun
and wide-aad splca5idIy finished-will
go for - cents. These are worth
dollar.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Serge suits. Sl.9S.

a lot Of ladies' we'll tailored skirts
OF fine quality cheviot serge-in both
black and bIue-will be offered for s1.ss.
They are trimmed with two rows or
satin stripes. thus forming riounce
Worth $50.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
S. capes, s. 9S.

Ladies fine black kersey cayes. fun
wide sweep and nicely tailored-Eong
wearing and very Stylish regular
8 value-soes for S29S
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Mems Sls.1 oyercoats, S7.lO,

MEMS stylish overcoats of heavy
weight light covert cloth and blue and
h. r. Jersey and beaver-made in the
most fashionable manner-cut in the
'es- I'd lined with leather
ine-worth slS.50-for $3.50.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Bows waists, &c.

\ lot Of boys outing flannel waists
made OF strong domet flannel strong
ly finished and sewn. Will be offered
for cents each.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
SIS suits, $3.50.

Ladies' fashionable
man-tailored suits. in
a variety of the swell
est effects. Black and
blue cheyiot serges.
venetian cloths. and
fancy check cassi-
meres. Jackets all lin
ed, including sleeves.
with SINNERS satin
or fine taffeta silk.
Choice of single
breasted fly front or
double breasted style.
Some Of the skirts
have strap seams
others are full haring
and some are fun
flounce effects. Regu-
la sl5 yalue-gO for
$3.50. =
The evening times., 1898-12-09

The prospect Of the competition Of the
Union Tobacco Company has not Yet had
any effect on The strength of Tobacco.
There are plain evidences Of manipulation.
As the situation is At present the best
thing To do with Tobacco seems TO be Ia
keep out OF it. The clique may move the
stock up or it may decide 10 Jet il down
on its merits at amy time.
II is positively stated by people who are
in q position to have inside information
that a dividend on Flint and Pere Mar
quetue preferred Is assured at the next
meeting.
There seems no doubt that dividend
will be declared on ST. Louis and san
The evening times., 1898-12-09

One of iho most Interesting groups of
In. day was the New York Traction
stocks metropolitan. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Manhattan were aIl very
strong during the morning houTs and Seor-
"a good advances. The hIs; two weIr g.
pccialy conspicuous. There are pred.r-
lions by excellent peaplo lhat M,lroroN-
tan viii sch al Zr3 within few days.
The talk of an these stocks j. very bull
ish. No new arguments are advanced.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
"Hecht's Greater Stores. !"
Hecht's Greater Store es."
hecht Greater Stores
MEMS and b.ys' cl1thing for less than ever known

hot ngicinf nfu S OF
o.
iNen the nin ne-whch chuplot i,tnela "a lrok al
The evening times., 1898-12-09
S--S-3
a-s-s WALTERS nEApAcHf POWDERS 80

WALL EH > IiEAU1OE1E FUN DEhc,
A positive cure foI headache. powders, 2
doses 3 cures 10 cents. Sold by all druggists
no2o2lme