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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
NEWS OF HORSES
AND H0RSEMEN.
Some Of the Trotters at Winston,
North Carolina.
OTHERS At LYNCHBURG, VA.
Death of n. A. CoOk-Mr whitney
Buys Fiorric - Bcttcrton at
snowdcn- Boncy Boy En-
Joying a Let Up.

Al tbs thriving little city OF winston
which f. one OF tho largest and most
important tobacco markets IN Norm
Carolina. and whore considerable "e@4lh
Is centered. the uotung horse Interest
IS increasing and some sood prospects
are owned J r. Snyder who formerly
trained az Lexington. Ky. is wintorirE
quite a large stable, and IN his string
are a number Of weli-brcd youngsters
ard a few older horses. Among those
that arc being jogecd regularly on the
road and which will be worked for speed
when the season opens are Laournum,
trial 2.26 bay mare. g. by Norval. 2.li 3d.
dam by Code, owned by d. W. Vaughan
Pennington Wilkes. bay geidlng, by
wilkes Boy. dana by Aaron Pennington,
owned by smoak and McCreery. the wei
known iyerymcn This gelding could
beat 2.,0 trotting quite haudily last sca-
son. but has since been shifted 20 the
pace and snyder looks for him TO snow
a mile IN 2H5 at the lateral gait ON any
fair track. Rachel c.. by Apurka. z.-' IL
that was considered tho fastest year.ins
trotter sold az Woodland and Shankiin's
sale az Lexington. Ky, in 1888. shows
trained 90 go at the trot She is owned
bv Snyder and George ID. Hoagin. Eight
youngsters owned by Mr. j. Ia. Iianes.
all Of them sired by John Trotwood son
Of JOnQnil were taken mp M Nov mber
and broken 20 harness and among them
are some likely % develop speed OF
high order. especially Ruth Ilcues, s.
Early Bird g. and John Trotwood, Jr.
The latter shows great speed II the pace
The bay mare Antoincttc by Sultan. oam
Virgic Graves. by Almont Prince second
dam Fanny, dam of Nelly O'Neiu
2.221-2. and Katie JacIN 10. 2.2j 3-4. IS
another good one She is owned hy Col
r. r. Lybr0ok Another good prospect
is the bay mare Mary Prescott by Sim
mons. dam by Alcantara. the property
OF Mr.. W. II. Reynolds. 81 Wand Girl
By Simmons, dam Mamie Woods. 2.2o,
by Woods Hambletorian. yearling trial
2.45 trottiug has been set to pacing and
Snyder looks upon her as a good pros
pect for phenomenal speed she SIS own
I'd by Mr.. r. J. Reynolds. Of r. J. Rey-
nolds Tobacco Company.
Among the speedy trotters and PAGERS
owned az LynChburc. are the bay mare
Lucena. six years old by Will,life. dam
Happy Princess. 2:23 "a dam OF Storm
cliff. 2I31-4. pacing by Happy Medium,
grand dam Black Bess. dam OF Edith.
2.22l-4 by Black oscar owned BY
Charles Mcleod and Almist, 2:3 1-4
bay mare. by Alchemist 2:3o, dam Miss
1nnes. by Happy Medium. IuCenl won
several races and I'm the hands of w. G.
Bryan reduced her record from 200 il
20 2:26 Il last season, while I'm her work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

has sustained quite loss IN the recent
death which was quite sudden and due
probably 90 heart trouble. or the pioIn-
!sing Green trOtter Iidewater, lares'
handsome bay gclding six years oid,
bv Phalanx, son Of Phallas 2:l5 3d. dain
Nireinia Harkaway. by HdrkaWag' III
the hands OF w L. Bass and with nut
ninety days work. 1idewatcr rotlen d
mile IN 1898 On 2.Zl over a SLOW uaSh'
s,ennirr the final eighth In Is seconds,
o,d during the coming season mile IN
2l5 should have been well "l'hih MS
speed limit.
Tho good broad-winnor Bcney Boy.
ch. e.. 8. By Bitten. tho Iron Horse
out Of sue b.. by Prosper. owned. tram tram
ca and raced last season pF h1D,lt p.
lev. is enjoying a weH-earncd iet w ~
Grocuwav Farm. the home of DIT. biSu-
ley. IN Charles ely county. bo,es ,siss-
,yas ono OF the most useful ana cohs's
tent performers among tho Two yea o." -.
az lSsand only a cast-iron constitution
enabled him 10 withstand sulh came
paign as he was subjected TO-
C. A. Pussy. formerly one OF the best
known trainers and drivers Of trotters
here and who during years past had On
such good performers as Mo-Il w -
Iiitle Eetz. Z.8 If. signet, l.-' l-i elc"
h. now doing work az special agent ot tho
Society for the Prevention of cruelty 20
Animals where his practical know edge
OF horses serves him well ana nus "ot
is commended by the members Oh u'o
society.
Mr. A. D. W. Walton. o. tho grocery
house Of the stras-Waiton company
Roanoke. Va. owns the bay pacing ss.-,ii
lion Dick Malone, SON OF smugeief' -.i''
dam HARDWOOD Fairy boy Hartwol,og,.
While iu training MS 2-ycar-oid ~.
Malone showed con ideranle speech ~.
vent v,roup later and was retired TO lne
stud.
Among tho well known Southern uol.
week were Messrs. Geo. NJ. Harden. 81
Raleigh. a. c.. and James StlcHno1se.
of Marion g. O.. They made a % 1mbe,
az purchases 1T the auction sales or
emvth Brothers Of the southern Horse
Ta1aar. and Joseph Lashter. OF me
Richmond Bazaar BROAD KUN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

10 r-vorv Man There Cones an Hour
tn cvcrv man there comes a time
\vrate.er his creed may be,
v,-,.r thought VIII soar to that sublime
And great eternity
VINO has not lain upon his bed
A. midniehrs lonely hour
a. v.-,cl,od his weary throbbins head
wltb thoughts that overpowr.
WHO has not peer-d into the cloud
or thick uturity.
And cried. with applications LOUD
The coming years 10 see!
v-no has NOT stood upon tho crest
or some tremendous hilb ,..
Ana feit a something IN MS breast
Tbat made his hear, stand sthl!
,rs v,o feels not his nttleness
When Nature doth unroh
In all its splendid Fitloh-SS'
Her variegaied scroll?
I ne'er could stand beside the sea-
OR hear It's endless roar mi, "a.
~, fhr, nv surglng thoughts "0u'" 'e'
And ike Wild bird soar
Across the Sea OF Human LIS
That Wide eNteNutl As'-''' - ..rfsa
So filed with blasting waves VI
And tagged rocks OF pain
dare not ask why is It thus,
presumption staggers here;
4 line IS drawn that frightens Us
When we'd approach TOO pear
The whence. the where. the great un-
known,
Man best not contemplate;
For Reason totters on her throne
Before this high estate.
Ard yet that all-Inquirins bour
yvul come 70 rnen until
-rhev learn 10 cono.ier Reason psUr
vcfrs come newforce Of N'll-
J. THORNTON GrTTMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

manner OF social uDneafa III INC '"'
.....u...s Was pys4D4u, al1."e4
ia r....auu or Onr ln h 30 7.i''A -..
u.s... l..uu4ess tho aAtJ~4"e "''1
f.a ol .a,s. Bul tnat td1'4~'N
consent 10 leave the man. "44' 90 ,,,.
t..r -lorn ana injustice, naa 40''D
r.r huuureua of weary n4'e' '''
su,amD. forest and Nll4V4 ness q"
,,ifn uosti.e aud uedc"e4o19
u.no had saved her 10y Hi7 49,, .
t'. t,rner and kusman lAlei' 4'o'n q
az. ,-orse imam death, who had
.,trded her lor long Gay 3 o"N 49,.
t'--.f,,ly tlrough tne palneas "V"N-'
80 red rescued her again ana asH''l
nom tDe!r nIdeous pursuefs' sHe'.-'' 80
nor with his body from lnsH ai'''''
n..rine her in his arms tnIous" w
.rr.ams and up the steep hillsldes' '"'-o
"a Watched over her slumOer Win s'v1lr
80 .res who mad been sorely huIl ~
..I.ffius her am now lay spent anu SUI
+.ri,y in the shadow Of DEATHS lHlpoS-
s.,.a. Patricia. Who, in their lo"s W.
I.~.ngs through the autumn forests Han
LOSE aIl her vanity ana pilde anu lo'1 49,
nrre GRAZ tude and humid lIu'., w.
b.d refused 20 leave him helpless W seeA .
safety FOR herself who' lAllN,ns VI.
were soon % die, had answered MS 80
en avowal of love Dy passionate
otfoo of her love for him ana her JOY ~,
49, a. bis side. who. capt and cNal-e
h,. tho thought Of the eternal union on
,g-f.b thlv would so soon enter hau wei
,..r,,oF death and smiled into the races Oh
.t.f- torriblo t0rmeutors while she KISSED
b.r lovers llps for the last ume on
osrtb-ah no. n IS inc0nceivao.e lhdI ms
heroic and lofty creature cou-d nave l,ll
DO man She loved 90 perish among the
,o.ts 40 he torn by wolves or dle uhuel
he torture knives of indians, WINE she
farrolv said farewell and calmly saleI
away with her other suitor' Nay SUI"
love as she had spoken should nav
fed every thing, have refused sep1s ' 49,,
m need were, have plunged inc hl''.e ~, ~
DTS heart and then into her o"" i''''0'
than leave him 10 such iate, al.
Miss Johnston has enriched our COLO
Mai romance with n ORIGINATING enron
iclo of adventure heroism and naples
love. IL can not fai to be appreciated
H.
Among the books reviewed IN me rep
80. ,,,,,,be. ~ the Conservative Re-
,.r.v, are The works OF Col. Richard Nal
coin Johrsfon. the genial author on tne
Georgia dialect tales who IKE sun
Tqnier another Georgian. had inaue nls
home I'm Baltimore; the wriuhss on
Thos. Hardy Henders0ns Biogr"pn! ol
etoncw9u Jackson: and Alexander
BROWNS last book IN which he agam
n1vs his compliments 20 Capt John
smith after n manner decidedly oojec-
fionab'o TO Virelnlans. with whom tho
GOOD CAPTAIN win always be a nero
Arnone those now engaged 10 write lor
The magazine we understand there
sav.roi vireinians. though the majority
ora Nrl~vianders. or ~ least residents NJ
tro+ c+ato Tho articles ARE unsigned
and curiosity win Do pioned 10 guess
..r.l-. no subject is bonded as In some
....- llr-Ithnnt eloEnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Ladies' Department.

30 pairs assortment % values. among
this lot Ladies Spring Heel Shoes,
mos. prominent worth double, szSc
Tor ..-stt.t-. ...s.ss.t... .ss-s-ssss 10
a large rack Of very desirable styles
and sizes Lace and Button Kid and
Patent Tip. value $ll5 and SIOO
s.. ah 90. choice..............
This price brings fine assortment
Of desirable sizes and styles taken
from stock and none sell less
than $50 at any time, xI0A
ROW ........ .......... ..'...'''
Remarkable "a the name for this
table as We nave cut deep into huest
kinds OK Shoes 10 meet the demand
Tor Eouee Shoes. or sort 10 so
5 BE- y, , ca and value. SI.4O
4. VIII Say all sizes In s. and
9l.OS $50 Sewed shoes. % styles.
Macn,acont patent Ca.f and French
Kid. Hand Welt. 81 Shoes, So AZ
Tor ........ ............ .'''.'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
E,o- WI ouy an sII's In - oHI
Dl.OS $50 ytwed shoes. % styles.
Slipperss

Tur'lsh Bedroom Slippers, inn
ported and homemade. with 1EC
kid soles.............. ............. 90
white Kid slippers. spotiess zEC
and clean ..........-......''-...' ~
Party ana House Patent Lea. her
and Kid Strap. b. @. -. and II widths
O. % stolk. shoo guaranteed, SIOO
WhNs thqy iG1t................
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
MUSICAL AND LITERARY NOTES.

~ gOiJNL NlaD ~ ii"'i'' w
The man Chat hath no music in himself
Nor is not moved 10y concord oil sweet
Is ft f5r treason. stratagoms and spells
The motions ol nis spin. arc duil as night
ana his affections dark as PTS oi-
Shakespeare
a Kontsh. the composer OF the we'll
known piece. "Hcveil uu Lion, VINO ls by
TIE way already over esnty years ot1,
!s on a concert tOur through Russia lie
plays with tremendous success. AS
r.le A. K0ntsh IN an hls concerts i7
playing his famous 'AWahenins OF we
Lion which piece was composed tity
years aso.
Noyello. Ever & Co.. Of New York.
have sent the following eXceient pun De-
calOns. Selection OF Themes hom
Much Ado About Nothing by Edward
German and May Pole Dance by john
b. West Pianolorte solos 81 each.
scene de Fascination for violin and
piano, Dy G.. jacob, and Meditation
from "Ihe Light of Life 0y Edward
Egar arranged for pedal organ by John
Z. West, price ~ cents.
The youthful pianist Mr. Mark HAM
b0urg, gave a piano recital iu Berlin,
playing the concerto in J. minor Dy Chop
ln the Chromauc Fantasia and Fugue
Ds I,".i'' ~ p.-CC' Ivy - 49, 5
LISTS Concerto in j. Flat major. lie
proved himself "a grand vrtuoso.
Under the auspices OF the List Society
of Leipzig, Felix Weingartlcr conducted
q tIanu concert '.,I qllli5 l-ls1l Dante
"Ninth symphony" with chorus "Nels-
tersinger Prelude ana two symphonies
bv lVcineartuer
Goldmark's new opera "Die Kriegsge-
fansene' was very successfully perform
Cd az Vienna.
Fe0p4e say ut pleased or "lt did not
please" as IL there were nothing higher
in8n the arl Of pleasing the public, SAYS
r. Schumann.
nrfrtf. 2 oe.ore OBJ, rlI.,t 2 CO., 90 Ga. Do.
ID. 1hiiIrar 6v 81 II pi-ro~f.,, las
,l- ,l!4. .. e''' ~ IT, H. I'i.i'aIof"h' mas
e" .,.,,. i,.' '.,0, T.. ,-D
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IT. lf - ,..',, "i'u ''
@ 'i'~' ~ C9i'- 4. d. u.'',ioH 'o tu-ea-
beauty and poetry no I'm lie cbiid-min5
with gems OF this poetry. and open It's
eyes Co the beauty and wisdom that Dr.
oook VIII prove helpful. suggestive and
Ls with the suniect-matter-and this Us
l'i.s 'i Iel1Hoslc Fdlge lhe Work de-
r .."a Won. l-l''it
90 i'Ht i-iIr i7 pilhlea from
1.. tl, on Sood paper ana l5 subs
'"Htaily bound.
sss
Music belongs TO no country and We
value beautiful music from whatever
part OF the globe &c may come.
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>-,-.., -.'7 .. ei' sal9 MHe. Ililian
-,, in tHD guy" NoIhpt mon.
r,'.,. ~. = i-lstc woI h-a-lay existence
ire uroraein, bc ~ r,,,.,rJ stiu55i.s
-, ,o 'iir reward never so
artie,fc caroo. 80, Msi tHat Nn
neriods. m. G-st lt-3 ~ '-,' mo w,
snrrt in etr,e1i,.-. ~ W. e- tllS pr
getfino "a fo>tbof5, ana ~, ,'i.I NV
fin defandir,r d Ana "a. ~. '.ot ti5ilp
enc ono Which dc1,..,,5- l,'ii3u u
of "a singers lif. for ro t,,,o ",' e.'ol' -
ever be content ~ roef rnor lo,,r-i. 0"'
ready Won"
f ~. <e-t
c-i. i'.a" '9"Lssi' bach'9 christmas
.1''t W. wen sung ana enthusiast
1t-. lr0'iNtu' 1T Munzinger was the
u" ~0'o''
At Budapest a new orera. "AIcieter Ro-
land. by Count Geza Itchy. was heartily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

NoyeIo. Ever & Co.. Of New York
have sent the following excellent pub
cal0ns. Selection OF Themes tom
Much Ado About Nothing by Edward
German and May Pole Dance by john
L.. West. PianOforte Solos 81 each,
Scene de Fascination" for violin and
piano, Dy c. Jaco5i and Meditation
from "The Light of Life" by Edward
Egar arranged for pedal organ by John
L.. West price 81 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

NJ. a. B Gwathmey of New York -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Mems DEPARTMENT.

lot Of Mems Congress Sewed
Shoes, small sizes, worth Sl.J0 --rc
1ol ss'....... '.-...-..... .-........ d
AN Solid Lace and Congress Tip
s 8. fd nro '.. Toe p'a'n' worth $I.oO
Tan Willow Calf Tan and c. 6O
Black. tne 500 stock........ Pi'OV
Black Calf Shoes. I'm seven styles,
S1.,O cash values I'm stock. &g ~
no" ....-. ...--. ...... ...... ~A'< -
Welt Lace. Double Sole. Sewed
Shoes. Wei Kid and Calf c. -
from stock shOes.............. -. -
These are $3.50 Mems Wolts and
So sg aa5 ioo all sizes. S2.4S
Patent Leather Enamel. and BOX
Calf Hand Weits an sizes. 50 ~
now .+.-.... .......... ........ 49, -
Germania Kid Tip Lace and Plain
Consress ana Lace 81 Stock Shoes,
and IS values, hand made, ~ D
TOT ....... ....... ....... ...... %O'~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
ConSoiatory,

A little blizzard now and then
Is rsliShed by the wisest men
II nipg the bill collectors toes.
And leaves us cash to buy some clothes
Chicago RecsxA
The evening times., 1899-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The stock mar
ket opened active and rather irregular,
although the majority OF the prices
changes were toward a high level. Con-
spicuously strong features of the early
dealings were Southern Railway, prefer
red, and Louisville and Nashville. which
advanced on large transactions, based ap-
parently on the prosperity that both COM
panies are enjoying. New York Cen raj
opened heavy, and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit, after showing strength in the initial
dealings, broke sharply. The Anthracite
Coal shares were less active than for some
time, but were fairly steady. The grange.
stocks were firm, with St. Paul the con-
spicuous feature. Chesapeake and Ohio
also rose on small dealings.
In the Industrial quarter the tone was ir-
regular with exceedingly heavy dealings in
the United States Leather stocks the feat
1re.
Sugar refining was also very active and
the dealings in that instance had an uncer-
tain tone. Notwithstanding the somewhat
disturbing news from South Africa, the
London market was again reported very
firm, particularly for American stocks.
There was very little news over night bear
ing upon the local situation, except the rou-
tine reports Bearing on the general activity
of the country's trade. AS is unually the
case toward the close of the week, conject-
ure was active. as to the showing to be
made by banks tomorrow, but the views in
this respect did not appear to influence the
speculation TO any material extent.
The evening times., 1899-10-27
New Army Orders.

The following army orders were issued today:
Acting Assistant Surgeon Donald P. McCord,
L. S. Army, is relieved from further duty at
Vancouver Barracks, WASH, and will proceed to
San Francisco, for assignment to duty.
Major Henry jackson, and First Lieut.. Erwin
L. Phillips Third u S. Cavalry, are detailed as
members OF the board of officers. convened for
the examination of applicants for appointment as
veterinarians in the cavalry service of the army.
Major Henry W. Hubbell. Forty-scventh lnfan-
try, U. S. Volunteers Captain First U. s Ar
tiilery), is honorably discharged from the Volun-
teer Army. He will proceed to join his battery.
Lieut. Col. Daniel ID. Wheeler, deputy quarter
master general. .. S. Army, will proceed from
St. Louis to Forts Leavehworth and Riley, kan,
on official business, pertaining to the Quarter
masters Department. ~.
on or about November 8, 1880, is granted Major
Joseph S. wilkins, additional paymaster, T. S.
Volunteers. &
John Stafford, Eighth q; s. Infantry, is further
extended thirteen days. -
The extension Of leave Of absence on account Of
sickness granted Major Frederick A. Mahan, Corps
of Engineers, U. S. Army, is further extended
six months on account Of sickness
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut.. Lam
bert W. Jordan. jr., First us. Infantry, Is ex-
tended on1 month.
First Lkut Lewis H. Forsyth, Forty-third In
fantry Volunteers. having rendered his resigna-
tion, is honorably discharged from the Volunteer
Army OF the United states.
First Lieut.. William Wallace. Seventh U. s. h.
fantry, will proceed to Detroit, Mich, and take
charge temporarily of the recruiting station in
that city.
Second Lieut.. Charles B. Rogan, ir., U. s. Vol
unteer Signal Corps is relieved from further duty
at the Signal Corps post, Fort Myer, Va, and will
proceed at once to New York, for assignment to
duty.
Second Lieut.. Charles B. Rogan, jr., U. S. Vol
unteer Signal Corps will proceed from New York
to Matanzas, Cuba, for duty as signal officer.
The leave of absence granted Major Henry F.
Hoyt, surgeon U. S. Volunteers, is extended one
month.
Capt Alfred s. Morgan. Thirty-fourth Infantry,
U. s. Volunteers. will, upon the expiration OF his
leave of absence, proceed to San Francisco, for
assignment to duty. n
The evening times., 1899-10-27
Alleged Clairvoyant Arrested.

Boyd Gales, who, it is alleged, is also
known as Davis, and as Professor Belmont,
was arrested this afternoon by Detectives
Weldon. Horne. and Baur, on charge OF
swindling young woman out of $40. Gales
is said to have represented himself as a
clairvoyant, and to have accepted the
money to find the young girls father,
whose whereabouts she does not know.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

Cheap and inferior grades Of beers are sold under
the names of Heurich's brands. You will be
deceived il you drink the beer Of our imtators.
Be sure and ask for Heurich's by calling for
Aaerzen and Senate by their names.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

hest of the low priced issues intrinsically,
and il is believed by careful market people
that both will soon be taken up by the bull
leaders
The evening times., 1899-10-27
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Captital Traction, 4SG9i 7-s.
Washington Gas, 15G57. Mergenthaler
Linotype, 4OG205 81; 20@205 rs; 50G206;
Lanston Monctype, 1O0917 Is; 200d17; $50
G157- American Graphophone, 300
1918. American Graphophone, preferred,
1O0G135-S. After call-Washington Gas,
a5G5e IS. Capital Traction, 26l@95.
The evening times., 1899-10-27
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at 31s. 34 l. and ~, per
cent, in sums of 81. coo to $4,000 on d. c.
real estate; pay off 5 and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WN. II.
SAUNDERS CO.. Ii07 st. NV. iy1-tf-em
The evening times., 1899-10-27
PRICES TENDING UPWARD
Active But Irregular Dealings in
Wall Street

Heavy transactions I'm Southern
Railway Preferred and Louisville
and NashvflIe-Lenther stocks the
Feature of the Observation-Disclosures
can Issues Firm in London.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

WHO JC Women as well as men are
w iiO ~ made miserable by kidney and
tn bladder trouble DR.. Kilmer's
~ Swamp Root, the great kidney
RI ME- remedy, promptly cures At
OLhNAL' druggists in Fifty cent and dol
lar sizes You may have q sample bottle by mail
free; also pamphlet telling all about it and its
wonderful cures.
Address DR.. Eiimer Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

Competitors not only imitators Of Heurich's 8
Maerzen and Senate Beers. but are imitators of
the words and phrases used to advance these su-
perior beers to the peoples attention.
The evening times., 1899-10-27
New York e,ock Market.

NC" ''o
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange.
1919 T Street.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

The deepest scholarly knowledge Of medicine
cannot do more for a cough than the Scent
Deans mentholated cough drops.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

Competitors are not only imitators OF Heurich's
Maerzen and Senate Beers, but are imitators of
the words and phrases used TO advance these
perior beers TO the peoples attention.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs G Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange.
fA1Q II Ctroak
The evening times., 1899-10-27
Wonderful shirt selling tomorrow!

VUlI0SIIuI SIIfI SCIIIIIX wv
AS the result of most advantageous buying enabled
to offer tomorrow and those who have
bought here exceptional opportunity buy perae shirts
a saving.
Nearly 1000 MEMS fancy percale shirts; with detachable
cuffs fifty different patterns embracing the
popular stripes checks and figured effects shirts that sold
lac and cannot be sold for less profit when bought
the regular way; will be sold at 39c.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

Missouri Pacific was very strong, selling
early in the day at As. Mr.. Sage is quoted
as stating that dividend will be declared
on the stock in December. 1t has been
fairly certain that the immense earnings of
the company would result in this action by
the director, but an authoritative statement
by Mr.. Sage is nevertheless reassuring.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

The Union Pacific securities are among the
The evening times., 1899-10-27
May Have Fled to Manila.

May Have Fled to Manila.
1t was stated today that Paul o. Pleuck-
ner, who is under indictment for embez-
element, and who forfeited his bail yes
terday, by failing to appear for arraign-
ment, is in the Philippines. writ of
scire facios was today served on his sure
ty.
The evening times., 1899-10-27

Ontario and Western is receiving the at
tention of conservative investors.
The evening times., 1899-10-27
Yenser Gets Twelve Years.

An argument for new trial and arrest
of judgment in the case of Lewis j. Yeager,
who was convicted of violation of the law
Of consent, was made today in Criminal
Court No. before Justice Clabaugh. The
motion was argued by Messrs. s. D.
Truitt and F. Edward Mitchell for the de-
fendant, and Assistant District Attorneys
Ashley NJ. Gould and Thomas C. Taylor for
the Government. Yeager was sentenced
to twelve years in the penitentiary at
Moundsville, W. Va.
The evening times., 1899-10-27
uoNEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer-
chants upon their own names, without Sc
curity; easy payments ToLMAN. Room 4s, oos-
g14 G. st. oczz1yr
The evening times., 1899-10-27

81 90 for handsome
~o'JO black crepon
skirts - full width-the
new effect; Innings and
bindings in them that
will wear satisfactorily
a much better skirt than
is usually offered even at
S..
The evening times., 1899-10-27

r0 no for boys covert top coats
NJ Nx which will be even more
VOsVO stylish than last season
in sizes to fit boys up to 1G years; made
with plain and velvet collars; made
with good Innings; you'll see them in
other stores at $5.9S and more.