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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-10
(TDrtiesuas folst.)
~sON AGAIN." APRIL 3Oth.

: 3uiiben benz aaiIer Wilbelm
unb feinem 9@mager, benz 9er3og
@rnf @hntber bon e9Ieswie. 6olfiein,
baben fi6 bic Besiebungen uteber ge.
befert. Dor einiser 3eit batte smii9en
beloen S9wdgeru elm beftiger slufiriti
ftatigefunben. ba ber Safer benz Ser,
aog tiber befen 3u fotte8 2eben Dor.
whrfe madte. Das &eiultat biefer
Ausfprade mar bic fofortige Nbreilt
bes 6eraogs nod e@loB primtenau
tn e4lefeu. Sa 6oftreifen murbe
bies als eine Mrt .Berbannung ange.
lebeu. unb mon uermutbete, baB bas
3erwhrfuiB ldussre 3eit anbauern
parbe. Mau bate R9 an6 bierin
ni@t getduf6t. benn trf bas ORerfeR
batle ben 3aiier anfGeinenb milbe ge.
ftmmt. 6eraog grnH @Antber traf
unermortet In Berlin ein uuD nabm
Mbenbs on btr faiisrIiden Jamilien.
tafel Sbeil. aus gutinformirter
Aueue perIautet, Der Raiier babe fi9
febr aniuirt nit benz 6er3og unterbaI.
ten unb iogar ibm ausstrunten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-10

ltano idon Dalb binter einem &orbang
uno rief Semol1o nit Deller Stimme
laut bel 9lancn. 9ie junge 6rou per=
nabm Elm furSes rdicb9efilGrtes &)il=
lno 0eripre6en, nnb oam trat elm
alter, leltlam fDltiimirter 9ianll, ber
beiien grptester 00Bli6feit lie beillobe
erl1rot, neben lie .llro foroerte lie auf,
linn SIT fol9en. Sic i6ritten beri6iepene
balb finitere gtalme binour6, in benen
cine iible, ftifdloe 9llft 1erri6te. Ser
Cirrus galtirte eigentli9 in elmer rie=
ii9en altersfdipdden S6euer-benl ob=
ipnDerli6en Germd9tnib eines perltor=
benen Saaeltol5en an Die Staot, Die ibr
9ener0ies Grbe, feline Gage uno ieiner
inneren gefdbi9un9 81 bequemer linz
geltoltung pe9en mod nubbar gu MAIDEN
mllbte, llno es balb als yeitbabn ber=
pa6tete Doer balb an oieie pber iene
6erum5iebenbe Sim itlereeielli6aft per=
,ll1iet6ete.
(SurtIebunQ fpIqt.)
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q. ". & u. y. Habn.
Mbfahrt.

Na9 @aloefon, Suuton unb Guerr
tdgli6 ..............9:OO Bprm
yta9 Corpus gbrifti, Nranias 9aB uni
Beepile td9li6 .......1:OO Na1w
Na9 &errpille tdslid, aus9enomme.
Sunnabenos u.Gonntass 3 :45Na1n
Na1 &errnille, Gunntass. 8: 80 Born
Wah&errniue, ,Sonnabenbs 4 :3ONa1m
Mnfunft
Bon @alueiton, Souiton unb guerl
td9lt9 700 MbenbA
Bon Corpus gbriiti, 4ranias BaB uni
Beepile tdsli6 .......2:5O Ma1m
gon RerrpilIe tdsli1, aus9enonmer
Sonntass unbMonta9s 10 :458orm
@oH &errpille, Sonntass .6 80 Nbenbs
Bon &erroille, Montass. rs Born
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-10
Stsmard's eiierue Gnera,e

mar Die Tolse ieiner DOrtreiflidell
@elunbbeit. llnbeusiame @ilIens fraft
nno impoiante @nersie iperben BEL giez
inanbem sefunben tuerben, beiien Masen,
2eber, Meren uitb Gdrme auBer Orb
nuns iinb. 8er iene Giseni6aften unb
bic bur9 bieielbe bebinsten @rfolse
tpini9t, Der sebraude 9r. Sings Neue
2ebens- Biqen. Sic enttpideln iebe
&raft bes @eiites unb bes @6rpers.
gu 6aben fit aur rs Gents in Der
Ipptbefe BON S. &alteper 6 Con.
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. Wm. s. grpan bat etne e6rift

= Wm. 5. grpan bat eine e6rift
perfaBt unter benz SiteI: "Reyublic
or Empire in the Philippine Ques-
tom. in berielben ipriht Ct fid In
folgenber Weiie fber ben SmperiaIis,
mus aus: Der Smperialismus wirb
bur9 ben Dollar anserest, ni1t bur1
BITE pft9t. Sc III ni9t uniere pai9t,
unfer Bolt nit gefeiserten stemern au
6elafen, um einigen GpetuIanten &c.
lsgenbeit 3m seben. reid 3u tuerbeu; es
III nidt unfere pfi6t, bas bette 8Iut
bes 2an6es In tropifGeu Dldnngeln in
einem geriu9e 3u opfern, bieIeIben @e.
ttknuneen au eriftden. tpeI9e bic ame.
rttanii9en Snffiiutiouen ins 2eben rte.
Ten; es iif nibt uniere pfi9t, benz
Bolte Der pbiIippineu bic NeGte au
perfagen, ftir uelde uniere gorbGter
bon gunter 6il bis Oorttonn tdmpften.
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1uutberu Nactfc 8ahn.


grT.
0ad Nem Orleans, Soufon unb @al,
peifon tdgli6 1910 Neittags unb
$50 Nbenbs s......,............
Nad eagle BaB, Merico &c. II 8prm.
Na6 galifornien $500. a AS Nahm.
Mnfunfk
Bon Netu Orleans, 6oufton unb @al,
beiton tdsli9 1925 Born. unb 4 4:25
E.geadm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8on galifornien &C.. go 8orn1.
Son eagle YaB unb MTico 700
NnenoS. .................
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niDI urloe, mos gu nibt erlt an nli6
beranfomnien loiicn Dnriteit2 Coer
oarung Oab i'd ni0t Deudle lalo mid
oa pObl5uIiiblen upr9ebe, lpo mid sllles
antDiOert, obftobt2" qupii iDre Bitter
felt lnbcbcrrldt iiber.
Seutbolos S)dnbe Sudten. $50 lpeiB
nidt melr, mas id tDuc, ItDlnte CT.
MfartDa oran9te ii6 spiiben Die gei=
ben. o@oter, flebte lie ratblos, Die
Mama 1T tranf-"
u9ront? 9}etn. SD iage mn Die
Mabrleit. 9lber i6 9eIe. 9as sprn=
liallllnelioe n !! 0e''f9t igres 1ahnes, ole
oesaliasiiei'us!e sl s. ssaaee Der alioefen
9aosn lpl assit'isalaa 9ehl'9' 2se'tefem
9us6ulpetegeh e 9lll9' Setahpell=
lu't9 pelIleiislt litV o'e oatildpie'utilpfn
anler oeW gllItaB oef lllgeapll1eh
S5elP nOW PHI. aper oullll oraOell 'le
aaI.
velHe nelle all' elhen 9lnans5tlipel=
bs len, mabrpaftls, lfelllte y, geler mt oor
aei9er gan5 onnlleil, III Oe'lNt. VI qrtl
pap lelllenl 9uf. oaper man netB opD
legt mas man ppn selner 6rall 81
pallen pai. 9tf llno tlt lll9t felh
geaug-]a 'telllV, lp'r pa'leH nlWt 81
'pf Dle afoefe Selfe-
Saoleloeli ! rlef geliflplo alBer
it0. SDnl mar, as lule er of9aoeli=
lrelloe N Jeoen' 0e'lWl. $50 lo9e, 'le
mug aootI'ell +. Sle n'NB
"aa0 sil olelbf 0ier, er lfleB Ntarz
tga ooH Der SPHf aurud hho 1fllr5i'
glllaus.
Spen lag oas MIND '1pn I'M tlefltell
S6lumlner. Sic fleine 2ampe brannte
beri9leiert, uno Certruo bate ldlmii
bic elterlitbe SDlafitube pcrlaiien. .Sn
bemfelben @lpment, ais Die iilnge 5}rau
in oieie cinifat, borte lie Die pu6tigen
Sritte ibres @'dnnes anf Den unteriten
Sreppenitufen.
Sic bdtte nod re6t gut Die SGiir per=
i6lieben fDnnen, iie tDat es ni6t. So
mar ibr 10 unideli3 9leid,9iltig, mas
au6 tpeiter 9eld)o6.
s9u fpnllnit binab !" 2eutbolnz zEs-
fabl es nit nnterbrildter Stlm:ae, pitl=
leidt aus GddiiGi fir pds ihlQietoe
ainb, ober an0, baB er ppr inherent
NnfruDr ieiGes Organs ni6t mchr
md6tl9 mar.
gr 5itterie ppr 3orn. Seine ipniiae
Nelai'enbeit, ole er lid ais altern1cr
Wtann Der l5n nitnnter nod fint iid
erl6einenoen Srau ge9enilber, lbhi0i9
gu iein 9lanbte, mar pOllig peri6mul=
ben.
g6lb Dir feline gltilhe, i'd folnne
midi, eripioerte 6rou Glie falt. Sic
Dunoerte lid ielblt iiber ibre fllrdtlpie
&ube.
n9u fpilllt alfo ni6t2~ Seine bel
len, barten 9lugen pcrbunfelten lid Dpr
gereist9sit. gHa9e cs, mir bis aui 3
Qeuberite 81 troseil-iuase es SD
itofe Si9 Dor mir binuntcr y"
pS6anoe iiber Sid, baB I'll mid
in iol6e Gage 5ipin9en willit = itohntc
lie ratblps. Sic oriifte Die beri6lungc=
nen Singer an bic Stirn. % @ott,
baB i6 emit gu finoii6, Su unipiiicnb
gu arm mar gu einem ,glein +"
Sire per5tpeifelte Geberbe, 10 eraltirt
er lie aud fano, bielt ben i6limmen
8eiit Der Seftigfeit in i6m pieoer
i6ua6 I'M 3iieel. y9as iiebt ia lpabr=
baftig aug, als ipdre i6 dryer tpie ara, !"
iaste er inter elm paar barten, mib=
9liifen6en 2adlauten. limb bod III
9ein uerfll1ter @ieeniinn bios an
9llem l1ulD. Gpmm !"
,9ab MIDI"
Sin paar raid)e gaprte an @eier ::
id)- babe nNS nidjf 10 Qenleint- -nebmen
Sie mid fiir perltinnt heute-llnb nie
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Cine fdrEe 2Se6r.

Yerlbel6I9en Gle Sbren &Otper ge9en
&tanfbeit ourd ben @ebrau6 uoa
2utt's Yillen, Elm ltetS lideres Seilwtts
tel ses.n SopIidmtrjen, 9pSpepiis, Nus
laria, Ysrltopiuus uno alle oam;t bets
luauoten Gciben.
"Das Grifbrao bfs 6sbensl!'
Or. 1utt! SIRE 2eberpIlen lino oaa
Grsbrao bes 2ebcna. SD peros bcm
3ufaa ltetS ZANZIBAR ieiu, Oer mid bic.
Ilben tennen lerusn lieB. s. 6airleisb,
Flatte Cannon, Col.
Imtt'S 2ebcr Yittea
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Gtienbabn Tabr Hlan.
&. & o. u. 8abn.

Ibfabrt.
Nad ct. Souls nia Sron Mountaiu
poer M. &. & T.....12:3O Mahm.
gea6 ct. Souls nio Sron Neountain
Goute. e..............8:30 Mbenbs.
geab 9earue tdslib IS: 100 Morgens.
gta6 2areoo. ........... 1000 Gorn1.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
&. & Z. T..............S $3.50 8orm.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain B M.
e. & Z. T.............3 1856 Na1m.
gon Searne tdglib. 1920 Mbenbs.
Boil Yareoo. ...........12:25 Nahm.
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"ON AGAIN" APRIL 3Oth.

= Die &aiisrin.Wittme bon China
bat benz beutfden aeidstan3ler, sSars
ten 0obeuIobe. su beRsn 80. @eburtS.
tage ben Orben bss boppeIten Dra.
den, bic btdfie dinsRfde Ausseid).
nuns, perlieben. Diefe Nufmerflam,
teit bat infofern cine politii9e Bebeu.
tnng, alS he benefit, CAB Deuti4laub
bel Der Resieruus In petins gut onse.
i9rIebeu ffebt.
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NJ. 6. & e. 8abu.
Nhfahrt.

0ad 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, Ran,
las @itp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds.
LID 5 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Nbenba.
Nnfunft.
Bon @bicaso, ct. Souls, 4anIas 9th,
Dallas. Strt Wortb unb Baco, tdas
LID g 80 Borm. unb 10 20 Nbenbs,
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- Gar irsenb eine Nrt bon @Drn,
0su. Wei3en. &Ieie &C. f1reibe man an
bic Snniet @uoo Go, Son anto.
nio, EeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-10

= aus San Graneiseo lpirb berid,,
tet: Die '@ommifdre bes Staates
@oIifornieu bdben befdloHen, bic aro.
6ea 6eerbea Seel6meu ausaurotteu,
melde monailid Saufenbe BON Sonueu
Slide an Der pacifie. atfte pernid6ten.
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8oro JOrmalin = (Gimer &
Mmeuo). = Gin neues antifeptiides
uub porbeugenbes Mittel. Das Sbeol
aller 3abn' unb WunbnoKer. 8. T.
6 d dmibt, 9ouiton, 8eras. aaent.
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Sn Reu OrIeans fanb unter eni.
lprs6snben @erem0nien bic ueberrei.
dung beS ~Saaium4, bss Nb3eiheus
ieiuer Warbe. an ben ususn gr3bifdof
Ga gbappeae fait.
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Snniet Qimiteb.
u bfahrt.

pTdgrt.
gsa6 galifornien, 6reitass $50 Mors.
Na9 Netu Orleans, Dienitas uno Greiz
toQ. .2.2O 92aGm.
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Gulf Gbure 0abn.
Nbfahrt.

geah Stodoale, tdslib, aussenommen
9nnrtass. s............8: g 100 Borm.
Infunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdsli6, aussenommen
Sonntaqs. 800 Na6m.
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VI n fu1tf T

Bon. galifornien, Dienitas uno Jreiz
tag. 10 Mtprgets.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9ienitas unb Greiz
tag. 200 Namm.
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9iibmeitteras luitui6tG Sud,

Wenn Sbrgud irsenbmo nieberlaheu
molt, tbut es eutlang Der 2inie Der
can Mntonto atto Mran.
las Vab : 8abt,,
TN Garten.Difrit bes Staates. De
iuubbeit unb 8Iima unhbsrtrafen.
8iuige 2dnbereien fhr ben Garnier,
Warftgdrtner, Obj. unb Bieb3Rnter.
@sgen ginselbeiten tpenbet gu9 on
8. 8. Martin, @. g. a.,
Gan Antouio. feras
The times., 1899-02-09
LITTLE BOY BLUE IN FRONT.
He Easily Runs Away With the
PnyOnet Stakes.

New Orleans, Feb. 8.-The Bayonet
Stakes for two-year- old colts and geldings
at four furlongs, and worth $1,000 to the
winner, was the star piece of today's card.
1t resulted in big surprise, Little Boy
Blue, gelding by Linden, the outsider in
the betting, winning handily by one length.
Alexander, belonging to Frank Rogan. was
the oddson favorite but after running
prominently for a quarter of the way he
stopped. Considering the condition of the
track, the time was very fast Summaries:
First race-Seyen furlongs. Ned Wickes.
to l, won; Volandies, second; Ho-ton,
third. Time, 1:32 ii.
Second race-One and sixteenth
miles. Moroni, 4 to l. won; Double
Dummy, second; Sensational, third. Time,
1:51.
Third race-Six furlongs. Water Crest, 9
to 8, won; Hanlon, second; Bishop Reed,
third. Time, 10 3-4.
Fourth race-Four furlongs. Little Boy
Blue, Is to /, won; King Thistle, secopd; /;
Frelinghuysen, third. Time, 0.51 IA.
Fifth race-One mile. Banquo IL. 8 TO .,
won; Stockholm, second; Pete Kitchen,
third. Time, 1:45 3-4.
Sixth race-Seven furlongs. Morning, Z
to 3, won; Caslin, second; Sheik, third.
Time 1872 2-4
The times., 1899-02-09
INFANTRY's CLOSE SHAVE.
An Exciting Contest in the Last
Game of the Series.


The last game of basketball scheduled be-
tween the Light Infantry and Eastern Ath
letic Club teams in the league series was
played last night in the presence of very
large crowd, and resulted in the close score
of to in favor of the Infantry. 1t was
a close shave for the Infantry, the closest
the soldiers have had this season. 1t was
an exciting game from start to finish, be-
ing made up of fast snappy, and in many
points brilliant work, and as conse-
quence the roofing for both sides was con-
slant and noisy.
There was a show of some little feeling,
which, however. was not allowed to grow,
because Umpires Adam johnson and J. w.
Bauby kept the players close TO the rules
and kept the ball and men constantly on
the move. To all the officials is due the
fact that the game was so evenly contest
ed. At the end OF the first half the score
stood 3 to 2 in favor of the Infantry. ana
from then to the end the playing was fast
and exciting, but neither the excellent
passing nor the clever blocking of the
Easterns, who played a splendid game,
made it possible TO either tie or overcome
the slight lead. 1t was creditable victory
for the winners, and the defeat no disgrace
to the losers.
For the winners Shreeve's goaling and
Kendall. Schafhirt. and McQuade's work
were features, while Gooding, Dunn, and
Pearson excelled for their side.
The lineup:
The times., 1899-02-09
ShGGING TENDENCY
ON THE STOCK MARKET
Commission Houses General
and Heavy Sellers.
Speculative Senlimen Much Dis
turbed and Discouraged.
GeneraI Dcpression Furthered by the
Unfnyornbie Disposition of the
London Market.

New York Feb. S-There was nothing
in today's market situation TO definitely
account for the mornings decline in prices,
and there was nothing in the technical cir
cumstances of the market TO encourage
outside purchases OF stocks. On the con-
trary, il was evident that the speculative
sentiment was not a little discouraged and
disturbed by the markets sagGinS ten
dency, and commission houses were gem
eral and heavy sellers of stocks. The pro-
fesslonal board room traders accelerated
the decline by aggressive operations for
the short account. and in these circum-
stances il may safely be assumed that in
the main the result OF today's dealings
was material shifting of stocks from
weak hands into strong ones. The strong
est feature OF the current market situa-
tion is unquestionably the untitled invest
rnent demand for securities. and with that
demand present the standard issues GER
tainly are unlikely TO score material de-
cIines.
The days market was not wholly weak,
or at least effective support was apparent
in several important quarters Noteworthy
cases In point were the southern halfway
shares, Northern Pacific common, New
York Central, and Manhattan Railway.
There were no efforts made to advance
these stocks, but on the other hand they
were in sufficient request TO discourage the
operations for the short account under
which some of the more rapid declines oc-
CURED elsewhere.
With the course Of the day firmer tone
developed in the general market, which
was 10 a considerable extent the result OF
the strength in the quarter named. The
Reading shares advanced smartly and the
granger stocks which had been notably
heavy in the forenoon scored marked re-
eoveries. The industrial shares moved in
sympathy with the general market, show
ing pronounced weakness in the forenoon
and participating fully in the later re-
covery.
The early depression was to some extent
furthered by the unfavorable disposition
Of the London market, both in respect to
the operations for foreign account here
and 10 the lower range of prices shown IN
the early cabled advices prevailing for
American stocks. Today's transactions
footed up a fairly large total, and in the
final dealings generally strong tone pre-
vailed.
The times., 1899-02-09

After three days of uninterrupted de-
elines which resulted in the throwing
overheard OF tremendous quantity OF
long stock by the public, there was a spir-
tied rally yesterday afternoon varying from
a point TO six points or more. The buying
at the low level Of the day was of the best
character, Flower, Housman, and Wormser
all contributing 10 the movement The
general opinion is that there will be a
strong opening this morning and that the
advance may reasonably be expected 10 go
a point further. After that the bears will
sell again, and the few remaining weak
holders will doubtless take the chance TO
liquidate decline will probably follow
and it is safe 10 say that the majority Of
the street expects TO see a still lower level
The one chance that the buying will be
good enough to start a permanent rally is
little believed in the street The fact is
beyond question that the professionals are
bears Of the market, with predictions of a
five OF ten points further decline from this
level. The bulls. however continue TO in
sist that the condition Of the country and
of the railroads particularly make it i'm
possible that the bears can force or the
public allow such decline.
The times., 1899-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK!
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat strong NOtwithstanding
Weak News From London.

Chicago, Feb. S.-Wheat was strong to-
day, Notwithstanding the weakest sort of
news from the other side. Intensely cold
weather, smaller receipts West. and crop
damage claims were the influences. With
this sort OF help July was naturally re-
latively stronger than May. In some in
stances May shorts bought the July as
hedge. The buying which counted most
was for local and st. Louis. Liverpool
was 3-8d; Paris was off as much. Flour
prices were lower at Liverpool and Lon
don than when the price of wheat here was
6 cents under the present range. The
Michigan official report for February indi-
Gates wheat in that State damaged There
was conflict Of testimony to the con-
ditions in other States and the amount
of snow covering. Minneapolis wired that
farmers offerings were light. There was
no improvement in the shipping situation
here but the seaboard claimed thirty loads
The times., 1899-02-09
New York Cotton Market.
Polite Usage in tn. Third Century
From the rall Mall Gazette.)

The papyri discovered by Mr.. Grenfell
and Mr. Hunt at Oxyrhyncus, and now
published by the Egypt Exploration Fund,
show that forms of society" have not al
tered very much since the early centuries
Of our era. Here is an invitation TO a
wedding breakfast in the third century:
'Herais requests your company at dinner
in celebration OF the marriage Of her chill
dren at her house tomorrow, the 5th AT
9 o'clock" And here Is letter from an
Egyptian 20 his wife or some other female
relation. which is startlingly modern in
tone: Greeting, my dear Serenia from
Petosiris. Be sure, dear to come up on
the Goth for the birthday festival OF the
god, and let me know whether you are
coming by boat or by donkey, In order tina,
we may send for you accordingly. Take
care not to forget. pray for your con-
tinued health
The times., 1899-02-09

thought Independently Of all writer's. 'nd
that he had wide, serious. ana otlSinai
views of life. The mans manner, his
simnlicitv. his ditfidence. and absolute sin
cerity. cap;ivated me, and | liked him
thoroughly and AT once. He continued
to contribute to the editorial page OF the
paper. sometimes with Il fertility OF pro-
duction that dismayed me; and, after few
weeks vacancy having suddenly nap
paned in my editorial staff, ! invited
George 10 the place. He was given
comfortable salary. and from thai time
forth he set type no more.
The times., 1899-02-09
The snIe of Oakland Bnron.

Lexington, KY, Feb. S.-Edward w.
Winters, of the Pennsylvania Valley Stud,
Morris. Pennsylvania. today purchased of
Mrs. Warren Stoner the race-horse Oak
land Baron, 2:09 Ia, bought from the
estate of Col. r. G. Stoner yesterday for
$4,000 Mr.. Winters paid an advance OF
81, 500 The horse will be shipped to
Pennsylvania tomorrow He may be raced
to lower his record this season.
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ScOre-Infantry Z; Z. 4. c, .; field
goals for Infantry, Shreeve, .; McCabe, /.
Free goals, Shreeve, /. Field goals for
Eastern, Gooding. 1; free goals, Dunn, 3.
Sidney Bieber, referee. Adam Johnson
and J. w. Bauby. umpires. e. H. Neu-
meyer, jr., and w. H. Wright, timers, and
]. B. Baker, scorer.
The Eastern Athletic Club and Washing
ton Athletic Club will play a postponed
game in the Infantry ArmOry tomorrow
night.
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ARE CANCERS DURABLE 1?

5000 persons die annually in the United States
from this dread disease becsuse OF want OF
knowledge by physicians generally to it,
but II can be cured as well as any other disease
by one who know. how 10 treat H. II you have
tumor don't wait until it gets in .he gsnds Of
tile arm neck cannot be cured, but have
Il attended 10 st once The lip. checks. nose. anc
breast are oi,enesi the seat Of the dsease. Don't
slow the knife 10 he used CHARLES ALLEN,
II D. No ls20 @ st. Ew. del3,tf
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,:eorec " Maitt of south Gardiner, We. ,"N>
.,ri, and have taken lots OF trash Of no account
Sut profit to rh, vendor. Chamberisin'' Cough
Remedy is the only thing tiISt has done any good
,vhareycr | have used 'sO-cent bottle aud the
rbiIls cold and grip have all LETT NE con
eratnlate The manufacturers Of an honest medi-
cine" For sale by Henry Evans. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists s3s T 81. NV, Ind Conn. ave.
and : St nv, and li2s Md ave.
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advance over the price ruling few week
ago.
Washington stock Exchange

Regular call-Capital Traction, 10 at
81 49, Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone, 10 at GO, 20 at IS 1-2; Mergenthaler
Linotype 40 at 1S6 "a 10 at 1856 rs, 10 at
1856 1-2, 10 at 1856 La Pneumatic Gun Car
riage, 100 at 81 cents.
The times., 1899-02-09

Sugar was one OF the weak points in the
list. II was attacked savagely by the bears
on rumors generally circulated that the
inside holders OF the stock have been un-
loading at the high prices, and that there
is TO be reduction OF cessation of the div
dend The strength Of the general market
is we'll illustrated in the fact that the three
points lost in Sugar during the day were
more than regained.
The times., 1899-02-09

The granger stocks were among the
weakest in the morning yesterday, but
their recovery vas sharp and decisive.
Rock Island touched ll5, al which buying
order for 2500 shares came in. Everything
in sight, apparently. was bought. The rally
from this figure was steady and lI6 l-2,
or 3-4 better than the opening, was reached
near the closing hour The close was at
ll6 IA The course OF the other granger
was similar TO this Burlington went 10
l3l 7-s on the decline and closed at 1873 SIS
ST Paul touched I24 5S and al the clos
was at exactly a point above that fgur,.
The buying Of these stocks at the 10
prices was Of an excellent character an
The friends of the grangers express q
strong hope that they will have a good
rally this morning.
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New York stock Market.
Omen High Low Clos

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange,
1zl9 F Street.
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DR.. BLAKE'S
La Grippe Tablets

cures ali forms Of Grippe and Colds, Csc.
hcRER AFFLECK, Agents, Pharmacists,
lEJ Pa. ave. fse.tism
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Pacific Mail was one OF the strong
stocks. as has been predicted in this CO.
unn. II is said that Senator Hanna proph
estes that his subsidy bill will become 4
Law this session. Such an event would un
questionably send the stock ten or twenty
points higher. no matter what course tn
general market should take. The STATE
ment OF the company heretofore alluded 10
in this column apparently shows earnings
Of between and 10 per cent on the stock
This suggests that "a higher dividend rate
is certainly within the possibilities