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The times., 1898-09-07
SICK DISTRICT BOYS.
Transferred From MOntauk POfn
to BrOOklyn HOsuftnIs


Transferred From MOntauk Point
to BROOKLYN HOspitnIs.
New York, Sept. 6-One hundred and
thirty-two sick soldiers from the general
hospital at Montauk Point arrived this
morning on the steamer Shinnecock.
Eighty-five were landed at the foot of
North Eighth Street, Williamsburg, and
taken to St. Marks and ST. GATHERINGS
hospitals in ambulances and patrol wag-
ons. The steamer then went to her pier
at the foot of Pike Street, where the re-
naming men were landed. OF these all
but three went to the army building and
were furloughed.
Among them were the following MEM
bers First District of Columbia Regi-
ment:
ST. Marks Hospital-Corp. James p.
LAWN, Company l..
St. GATHERINGS Hospital, Corp. Charles
l.. Smell, Company G, malaria and diar-
rhea: Charles F. Taggart, Company /,
malaria; Albert NJ. Billings, Company L,
malaria; Joseph Cornist, Company G, ma
laria: George T. Hilton, Company L, ma
laria.
The times., 1898-09-07
A TEMPORARY HOME.
Legion of Loyal Women Prepa,
to Establish One.

Legion of Loyal Women Prepare
to Establish One.
The Legion of Loyal Women, at a
meeting in their headquarters, No. As
Tenth Street northwest, last night, held
for the purpose of considering the needs
of the returning District volunteers who
are without homes in this city, adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Legion of Loyal Women
prepare and sustain, with the cooperation of
the citizens relief committee, temporary home
for such of our returning District volunteers as
have no homes of their own, and that the
president be authorized TO make all arrangements
TO carry out this movement.
An appropriation of $50 was made to BE-
gin the work Mrs. Calver. who presided,
appointed as her assistants Mrs. Tanner,
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mussey. and Mrs. Odell.
Mrs. Calver stated that she has arrang-
ed to rent building, at No. 419 Ninth
Street, for a temporary home, and that
Capt. Lewis, of the Red Cross, had tie
graphed to New York for one hundred
cots,
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COMMITTEE ON COMFORT.
1t Has Arranged to Care for SicI
Volunteers.

The first meeting of the committee on
comfort for the reception of the District
Volunteers was held at the Board of
Trade rooms at AIS o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, Chairman Arthur O'Neil presid-
ing. Mr. O'Neil said that partial arrange
ments had been made with the various
hospitals in the city to receive any of the
volunteers who may be taken III on the
trainsen route from MonIauk Point.
Mr.. O'Neil promised that there would
be members of his committee on hand
when the troops broke ranks on the
White Lot TO carry any of the men home
who are affected by the long tramp from
the depot The committee adjourned to
meet again this afternoon at AIS.
The following new members were ap-
pointed: James l.. Atkins, C. G. Sloan, j.
NJ McQuade, DR.. H. J. Croissant, DIR. Ira
Dennison, DR.. w. Burton A. Guide, Henry
Keyser, Andrew Loeffier, jr., and F. IL.
Cramer.
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had been contributed to the reception
fund which would not necessarily be ap-
propriated for medals and for the neces-
sary expenses of the parade, should pe
reserved and held by the treasurer OF the
committee, John Joy Edison, who is chair
man of the finance committee, subject to
the order of the general committee Tor
use in granting relief to the returning
volunteers when such relief was needed
and in providing employment for the men.
Mr.. Hutchins stated that 1t would be
well to reserve this money as fund on
which the relief committees appointed
Tuesday by Major Sylvester, headed re-
spectively by Messrs. Warner and Wolf,
could draw, and he suggested that COM
mittee of five including Major Sylvester
and Mr.. Edison, be appointed TO audit and
control this general fund, when so drawn
upon, the understanding being that every
cent of the money contributed to the gen
eral fund by the citizens of the District,
and not needed in defraying the actual
expenses of receiving the troops and pro-
viding for the medals hereafter to be pre-
sented should be held by the treasurer,
subject to the acquisitions of the two re-
lief committees, to be approved of by the
committee of five.
Major Bell heartily seconded Mr..
Hutchins's motion, which, on a viva voce
vote, was unanimously adopted and the
chairman Immediately announced the
committee as follows: Major Richard Syl-
vester. John Joy Edison, Harry L. West
Theodore w. Noyes, and Walter s.
Hutchins.
Mr. E. ]. Roche, as a member of the re-
lief investigation committee, reported ft-
teen cases which he said he had invesu-
gated very thoroughly and found in want
Without mentioning any names he cited
each of the cases. stating just what was
needed TO supply the wants of each.
The committee adjourned at 10 o'clock
to meet at the Ebbitt House at o'clock
Thursday evening.
The Amount Subscribed.
The total amount of money reported by
Mr. Edison at the meeting of the gem
eral committee last night as having been
contributed towards the reception fund
aggregates 81 GAO so
The statement issued by the finance
committee yesterday afternoon was as
fallnwS
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There was steady opening in the
stock market yesterday and fair amount
of business, but the market did not hold.
Apprehension of higher money rates and
of the spread of yellow fever in the South
seem to have been the early depressing
influences. Liquidation and selling by
room-t traders weakened the tone and
prices shaded off with comparative ease
to losses of / per cent and more in the
general list before the noon hour. There
was a little new snap in the market to-
ward the close on better buying in the
grangers, and some of the early losses
were regained On the whole, however,
the day was not reassuring opening for
the week to the bulls.
Manhattan was noticeably weak. The
street Is puzzled over the fluctuations in
the price of this stock. The company is
known to be losing business, but the stock
does not show the weakness that would
seem to be warranted. Meanwhile all
sorts of rumors are afioat of buying for
control, none of which can be verified.
Baltimore and Ohio was the conspicu-
Gus stock in strength yesterday. 1t has
broken the record of stocks on which as
sessments have been levied. Part OF the
| advance yesterday was due doubtless to
the covering of shorts, who had sold eX-
pecting to cover at profit before the
| time for the next assessment, which IS $1l
| a share and payable on Friday.
The financial news of the day yesterday
| consisted of statements of railroad earn
! ings. which were almost universally good
| Louisville and Nashville for the fourth
| week of August showed an increase in
earnings of $4,000. Chicago and Eastern
| Illinois for the same period an increase
| of $40, ,000 Wabash showed an increase OF
| S3S 900. Texas Pacific showed a decrease
In earnings of $4,000. Chesapeake and
| Ohio for the same period showed an in
| crease of s31 600. Denver and Rio Grande
| $4,000 Chicago Great Western, Si2,G09.
There is tip that Atchison preferred
is going higher. Edeye & Sons, who
| have heen narSiStent huYerS of the stock
The times., 1898-09-07

There was a tip out yesterday TO buy
Peoples Gas for a large advance. The
suggestion is that the Indiana Natural
Gas question is becoming much less
important factor in the Peoples Gas Sit
-Iation If there is to be an advance of
several points in Gas, 1t will be the re-
suit, undoubtedly, of the manipulation by
the friends of the stock, though this
does not argue that its position and
prospects are not excellent.
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There has been some selling of Sugar
yesterday and the price receded a point
This weakness seemed to be the result of
the semi-official denial of the rumor of
an extra dividend which was made last
week. There are a great many friends
of Sugar on the street, however, even
at the present high figure.
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The grangers were weak in the morn
ing, yesterday, but regained their
strength in the afternoon. The business
in them was somewhat irregular, st.
Paul being the favorite in the afternoon.
The annual report of ST. Paul shows
$40 per cent earned on the common
stock. The traffic statistics make an ex-
cellent showing. The earnings of the
company for the fourth week of August
increased S145, 900.
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ropolitan r. r. Co............... 25 90
The amount reported by Mr.. Edison last
evening embraces several contributions
not included in the foregoing list and
which were received by the finance COM
mittee between the time of the official
financial report yesterday afternoon and
the time OF the meeting at the Ebbitt
House last evening.
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were buying yesterday. Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co. are of the opinion that
Atchison Is good purchase
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Nexr York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange,
1927 F street.
The times., 1898-09-07
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Mergenthaler Linotype, 10Q1sS.
After Call-Capital Traction, 2047i.
American Graphophone, 150al3.
GnYERNSfRNT BONDS
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THE WHEAT MARKET.
Trading Practically Confined {,
Local short interest

Chicago, Sept. 6-The business in wheat
today was light. Outside of a little buy
ing for st. Louis, there was no long ac-
count. What demand there was came from
local short interests. September declined
and closed IL cent below Saturday, while
December closed about Ia cent higher.
Receipts in the Northwest were heavy
and unless interrupted by unfavorable
weather, Will continue large for the next
sixty or ninety days. This makes an in
crease in the visible supply of I,20O, 600
bushels against a decrease last year.
The demand here for cash wheat was
slack. Receipts here are increasing.
The times., 1898-09-07

made from day to day to the chairman
of the committee on street railways.
The times., 1898-09-07
Chicago Grain and Provision Marke,

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs &Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
1427 F Street
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about fifty of the soldiers will be able to
join their companies on Thursday.
The times., 1898-09-07

There is tip that Atchison preferred
is going higher Edeye & Sons, who
have been persistent buyers of the stock,
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Money for Relief.

AT this point Mr.. Hutchins said that he
thought he voiced the general sentiment
of the committee, and certainly the SEN
timents of the citizens of Washington,
in asking that every cent of money that
The times., 1898-09-07
Message From Harries.


The following telegram was read from
Col. Harries in reply to a query which
had been sent by Major Sylvester, ask
ing If the regiment would breakfast upon
its arrival in this city:
Can breakfast in Washington. Fix s
o'clock as breakfast hour"
A telegram was read from Col. Henry
May, commander of the District National
Guard, dated at Southampton, n. Y. as
follows:
"Orders forwarded to order out troops
TO receive volunteer regiment
Secretary Alvey then read the resolu-
tions which had been passed by the
John A Rawiins Post, Grand Army of
the Republic, as follows:
Whereas the John A. Rawlins Post, No. ., OF
the Department of the Potomac of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, has heard with sincere
pleasure that the patriotic citizens of Washing
ton viii give the brave boys of the First District
of Columbia Volunteer Infantry, their return
10 this city from the scenes OF their privations,
hardships. and triumphs at Santiago de Cuba,
O suitable ovation and reception; and
Whereas il is eminently appropriate that the
Grand Army Of the Republic, consisting Of vet
Grams Of the which preserved and consoli-
dated the Union, should take prominent part
In this patriotic movement; therefore, be it
Resolved That this post tender les services to
The times., 1898-09-07

Treasury fronting on Executive Avenue.
The interest manifested in the matter,
Mr.. Hay said, as shown by the large
number present at the rehearsal, repre-
senting nearly every church choir and
choral society in the city, is a guarantee
that the music will be a decided feature
OF the reception
Mr.. Evans, chairman of the commit
tee on civic organizations, reported that
the knights of Pythias, uniformed rank.
and the Veteran Firemen had notified his
committee that they would participate
in the parade. Others have also signi-
fed their intention of attending All
corner of Third Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue at 9 o'clock Friday morning.
Mr.. West stated that Major Reid, of
the Marine Barracks, had promised to
muster two companies of marines for
the parade.
Mr.. J. c. Churchill, director of the
| Mount Pleasant Field Band, rendered the
! services of that organization with fifty
pieces on Friday. The tender r-as ac-
/ cepted.
Frederick Harries, brother of Col. Har-
ries and chairman of the committee on
| badges, stated that badge of red, white
/ and blue ribbon, to sell at 10 cents, had
| been adopted for the day of the reception
Each committees badge will be designated
/ by the name of the committee in large
letters. and in addition the words, wei
come Home, First District of Columbia
| Volunteers, September 9, 1885, will ap-
/ pear on each ribbon.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
Tctrofianit

er ct mt Spr9ngitof, Der 'tal ia be-
ientlige 5ortrin fremfor be MI BRUCE.
lise. Oct er Iammeniat al Hatronz
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ore u6ehagsli9e ps forbslsr fig burtisers
enb &rubtets. Meo Sen'nn til Grs
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til binanosn iom As: 40: 6o Oct
betisnote Sprpngitof &arbonit meo
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trubtet: bet er mere b~ripsnbe, life Isnz
berbrnbenoe iaalebes fom 0pndmit,
Smob Slug og Stso ital bet nne
Gprrngitof bore uimpbtagelissre eno
Sprangtruot.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
ara abererombic, ". TAT.

Get bGnctr be! life Ofte, at to gar Gloss
~ioruIors er tiliisoe peO oerts garnsbarns
Barns 6aab; bog bette banois | ab.rerpm.
bic, Da 6. Spiuis % Suitrns Barn blcp osbt
ben LOBE Sui foitleoen. Mrs. Splais btss'
StoNtiorGlorepar bar nrrpartrSs, % Che.
mcoersn, Mrs. gai;tn fob noiiaa rant, po
bun boIot ben ellie oper Saabsn.
J. Z. gaiien % Suftru sr pto COB Selbrsb
o9 teller fremssles meo fin paire Garm nOslt
fda Dill Det for abercrombis. DIR. gaiten
er 8steran fro gorgertriasn.
@dmle sallum bar Opsiost al 6orrstnius
cg Dor ru | abncrombie, boor De bar FIN,
1efe gsrn. 9oooe Salum % ouftru sr, I
Eprbolo til osres aloer, frifs oa rate. in
be tom iii y. Sai. booze bseae oisie Samiii,r
| en- 8Gtfe al Nar | Sprine Srope, Minn.,
% Do be bar mango Qfnrer % 6ienott Der,
iom iGisr "Iecorabs QOisn," itnoer De BEN
fne beois 6iiitutr. @.