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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-02-17

TERMS OF SALE
One third cash and the residue in two
equal inStallmcntS in six and twelve
months from the day of sale, the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of
sale and to be secured to the satisfaction
of the trustees, or all cash at the option
of the purchaser. Two hundred dollars
TO he paid in cash ut time of sale Con
veyancinG at cost Of purchaser
JOHN B. CONTEE,
JOSEPH :. WILSON,
Trustees
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SLINGLUFF & CO.
.Excellency
THEY OFFER THE TOBACCO
PLANTERS AGAIN THE
BRAND THAT GREW LAST
YEAR, TIE BEST COLORED
CROPS IN SOUTHERN MA
RlLAND.
SIINGLUFE'S
Southern Bright
Tobacco Glover
CONTAINING THE MOST
PLANT NOURISHMENT OF
TIE MANY GRADES OFFER
ED THROUGHOUT THAT
SEtT!DN.
SLINHL{JE rs
POTATO FERTILIZER
FOR INCREASING YIELD At
SMALL COST. is WHAT
TRl OK Frs ARE GENERAL
IN USING
ya,.c Zone Rnav or Dlssol-
red. FlgA gycae s. 6. Rock,
and oU Kinds Of Jcytllzing In
greatents.
Nix. EDGAR SLI>GLrFF who is man
aging our Southern Mary land business
S"ilt.tS III" trade of his friends.
TIME TABLE NO. 2
Chesapeake ssl'h aai.v4y csnp'ay,

Showing schedule of Passenger Service
to and from Upper Marlboro, Md, via
Baltimore X Ohio Il. Il. and Chesapeake
Beach Railroad.
Effect December 9TH. 1898
Subject to change without notice
Daily, except Sunday.
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SUND Jays ONLY

This Time Table shows the time AT
which trains may he expected to arrive 1T
and depart from the stations named, hut
their arrival and departure at the time
is not guaranteed, nor does Tie Company
lold itself responsible for any delay or
any consequences arising therefrom.
OTTO MEARS.
President and General Manager,
Washington. d. {.
A. H. LEWIS.
Acting General Passenger Agt.,
Washington, d. c.
December y, lsnS-ir,
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10 Sugar. AT .ts
q
CHAM, Candle
SEQ Mel Drawer ,worhab
good Muslin. WORTH
OTTO
worth doub the money wony
100 dozen Men We
for
Mhafo
for
dozen Peat Shirts
e Qlar IN Beans.
'"F S""'" pest rht wa rye "hskeF..
Wien You get ready t" do fail Gallo
VIII low ans; have a
ltrt Collars. Collar Pads fIames IIame
Trace Chains. Harness OF al kinds
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-02-17
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. 1899,
At - o'cLoCk VI.
the property particularly described III A;i,
Mortgage, containing
200 ACRES
Of LAND. MORE OR LESS,

''F I.NNl'. N v ''it l.TNFN,
situated in oNon Till district of said coun
ty, about one mile from Oxon Hill 7. O.
and ) or miles from the An&coslia bridge,
adjoining the lands of George NJ. Book,
j. Henry Gulick and the Heirs nc the late
p. II. IIciskel.
The improvements consist of Il romfor-
table DWELLING, STA A.A-N
BILE and NEW BARN; aud SH
the farm is admirably located II ~
and adapted for contracting
dairy or for trucking.
TERMS, OF SALE.
One third cash, and the balance in equal
instruments of one. two and three years
or all cash as the purchaser may elect; the
deferred payments to bear interest from
the day OF sale and To be secured Ia the
satisfaction of the undersigned These
terms may be modified and a portion Of
the purchase money may remain on Mort
gage if deemed advisable. \ cash deposit
of 5000 will be required at the time of sale
For fnrthrr particulars applyto
FREDERICK SASSCER
Attorney named in The Mortgage
UPPER MARIEoEo', Mp
February 3rd, 1899 -tS.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-02-17

pI VIRTUE of the power contained in
- Mortgage from Frank 7. English to
Elizabeth VI. GhiSeln. dated June 5th,
1897, and duly recorded in l.ihcr j. w Il.
No 81, folios 5I3. etc, one Of the Land
Records Of said Prince Grorgc's county,
Md, the undersigned the Attorney named
III said Mortgage, viii offer Al public sale
at the Court House door in Upper Mari
boro' Md, on
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218i5 ACRES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,

ASSIGNEE hl hbli SiGt-
n0i NnErH tALNEkT ST .ENITiNoEE, Mp.
February :ird 1899 is.
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BreadstuRs and Provisions.

cHICAGo-wheat closed %9Ac UNI
der yesterday to-day. Influenced by the
weakness OF Liverpool and a predicted
liberal increase in the visible. Corn
weakened with wheat and on lack Of
demand, December closing %9&e
lower and May Ac under. Oats closed
at loss of M@%c and provisions UNI
changed to trife higher.
Wheat opened weak in sympathy
with Llverpool's decline. The lassitude
was not overcome during a day OF
small trading with half the pit
empty. December opened B9hc uns
der yesterdays close at 6s%G6Hc and
May nc lower at 71Nc. Fluctuations
we're narrow and the decline was slow
but persistent. The visible 1t was pre-
dicted would increase 100000 bushels,
In the face of this gloomily worded
story of Hesslan fly Inroads in Kansas
failed as tonic. Changing OF De-
ccmber contracts for May formed the
main part of the business. Final prices
were at the bottom, December closing
NG1sc lower at ssA966ssc, and May
NC under at 7O%c. The days clear
ances in wheat and -four from Atlantic
ports were equal to $4,000 bushels.
minneapolis and Duluth reported 7O5
cars, against 1855 last week. The cor
responding day of last year was a hol-
iday. Local receipts were rs cars. % Of
which were of contract grade. Liver
pool was Influenced chiefly by the re-
port that the Australian crop would be
double that of last year.
Corn was weak. helplessly relinquish-
ing its recent gain when the strength OF
wheat ebbed away. There was scatter
ed liquidation throughout the session
with little shipping demand and no for
eIgn Inquiry here. The ground was re-
ported sim broad for the movement,
but there were bearish representations
of clear and colder weather, all OF
which jumped on the coarse cereal
when It was down. Trade was duh and
fluctuations narrow Receipts here
were 16G cars and at primary points
2s4 $50 bushels, compared with 1862
last week. December ranged from
32Mc to S2%c, closing SG%c under
yesterday at S2hc. May sold from
ssMc to 83lac and closed &c lower at
Ss14c.
oats we're easy with corn. The de-
mand was very poor clearances being
only Ii, 1900 bushels. There was fair
scattered trade In futures, but it was
not conspicuous. Local receipts were
lse cars: December ranged from 227Se
to S9lg3isc. closing h9%c lower at
22&@23c; May sold from 24I$c to 24%c'
and closed isc under yesterday at 2i%c.
The provision market was fairly tirm'
the bulk Of trading being done at prices
trIAe over yesterday. Liverpool was
up a bit on American products, which
had steadying effect. January pork
ranged from 50 50 to 50 IS, closing un-
changed at 50 SO; January lard IS 100
12M, closing 2lsc better at s. is's'
and January ribs from 81 92hG4 95 to
"a IS, closing shade better at 81 95'
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, los cars; corn, 200 cars; oats
1850 cars; hogs, 10000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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100 bushels: spot easier; No. sc; No.
esItc; No. 2 white size; No. 3 white
Sic; track mixed western aOGSlt1c'
track white 3i934c; options nominal
Hay hrln. Hops quiet, Hides nrm'
Leather steady.
Beef firm. Cutmeats easy. LIo
hrmer: western steamed - SlE5i mo-
vember IS S7tA NOMINAL; refined hrmer:
continent IS 65; 8. A. IS Is; compound
IS SS95 SSh. Pork steady.
Tallow steady. Cottonseed OIL stsauyi
prime crude 254sc; do yellow sc H9slh l
quiet. Turpentine STEADY. Ace
steady. MOlaSses hrm.
Coffee, futures opened STEADY, AaaIcH
points higher and other months uLls
changed, and closed Arm at q net loss OF
S noints: total sales $3.50 bags.
Sugar, raw quiet but steady; fair re-
fined l3.16c; centrifugal 96 test SIC;
nolasses sugar s-16c; refined steaoy.
BALTIMORE-Flour firm; receipts
1885 barrels; exports 1875 barrels
wheat Quiet, SPOT and month 70$8
1OMc; December FOX 67Ic; May 757Sc
asked; steamer No. red 6S& Q6Ic; re-
ceipts co.'s bushels: exports 2S.OOO onsh-
els; southern wheat by sample 6I9l2c;
southern do on grade 6T& 87Ohc. Corn
dull and easier; mixed spot O9t83SAc;
the month SsN@3sMc; December $50
s9Kc; November or December, new or
old, SsK 63Skc: January Ss@SSAc; FEB.
ruary SSX 93Slhc; steamer mixed SiS9
SSc; receipts 1880 bushels; exports
160.e 5s bushels; southern white corn g
0SsKc new; southern yellow corn sac
39kc. Oats firm: No. 2 white S2qS21ac;
No. 2 mixed 2982Slkc. Butter, eggs,
cheese and sugar unchanged.
cINCINNATI-Flour quiet. Wheat
firm; No. 2 red Tic. Corn dull; No.
mixed 32Mc. Oats quiet; No. mixed
2sE926c. Rye dull; No. 2 60c. Lard
dun at 81 80. Bulkmeats quiet at 50 90
Bacon firm at So co. Whisky steady ut
81 23h. Butter dull, Sugar easy
Eggs firm at tic. Cheese quiet
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Live Stock.

CHICAGo-Prlme cattle steady; 9TH
ers lower; Short Horns and Herefords
sold to-day at 81 Is, the highest price IN
fifteen years. Good to choice 50 2Og
Z rs; poor to medium 81 2095 20; mixed
stockers IS OO@S 20; selected feeders
81 1904 60: good to choice cows y bVg
/ 80: heIfers So 1904 60; Gamers y OO9
2 So; bulls 50 1904 IS; calves 81 0OgI %.
Fed Texas beeves 81 1905 Is; grass Tex
as steers 50 1904 IS; western range
beeves "a 0015 10. Hogs steady TO DC
lower and closed weak; mixed and
butchers 50 S0@4 O5: good to choice
heavy 50 1904 05; rough heavy IS zoe
8 So: light IS 5000 90; bulk OF sales % 90
43 97h. Sheep steady; lambs strong
and active. Native wethers 81 500
4 40; lambs 81 OO95 rs; western wethers
So 1904 Is; western lambs 81 1905 10.
Receipts-ACattle, 1000 head; hogs, 81
600 head sheep. 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY--Cattle steady; ex-
ira IS SOG6 90; prime IS 1905 90; COM
mon 50 O093 90. Hogs slow and lower;
best mediums 81 10; best Workers QUO
4 10: light Workers. and pigs 81 90; heavy
hogs 81 10; roughs Sc 6OQ3 90. Sheep
steady; choice wethers 81 1904 20; COM
mon to good 50 OO94 so. Veal calves
SO 5O97 %.
cINCINNATI-Hogs active at 50 459
90.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. PA
college for girls, that will rival Glrard
college, in bencRcence and scope, is to
be established here by William l.. FL
klns. the traction maEnatc of this city,
The idea Of girls college liz said to
be m old one with Mr.. Elkins and his
friends assert that he has been consId-
erlng the main features Of such n pro-
Iect for several years, 1t is pointed out
mat girl orphans have no such ndvnnt-
ages as are enjoyed by boys under the
ulrard will, and II IL the chance to sup
ply this badly needed institution that
MT Elkins has embraced. Neither Mr..
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Elkins nor any Of those in his conf
dence care to talk about the plan as
vet.
Foundered Gale.

Z LONDON. Nov. ga dispatch re-
celved from corOnel, Chill, states tina,
the British ship Duntrune, from Bar
ry, June II. for Junin, was dismasted
in a gale and Is supposed 70 have foan-
dered. Part OF the crew have landed at
Sandy Point. searchers sent out for the
remaining members have returned I'M
successful in finding them or the yes
sci. The Duntrune was an iron vessel
Of l.457 tons, built in 1876, and hailed
from Dundee. Scotland. She was last
reported spoken on July %. in latitude
1s south. longitude 90 west.
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DIV Goods.

NEW YoRK-Large business report
ed in print cloths regular at cents and
odd goods narrow and wide also In act
I've demand. Business In heavy brown
sheetings and drills still restricted by
scarcity Of supplies and prices against
buyers. No change in bleached cottons.
which holders sell with reserve in face
of a moderate demand. Coarse colored
cottons strong throughout and In fuller
demand than supply. Prints selling
freely In new light fancies and staples.
Delalnes new spring fancies opened at
4Mc. Gin5hams unchanged. Cotton
lIuiags strong advances OF s0Ac in Kid
finished cambrlcs and sIlesIas.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As

Excursion to Pittsburgh-$l.35 via
B. & o.-S1.35-Thanksgivug Day,
November 80.
First battalion Of the First West Vlr-
ginia regiment. Uniformed Rank. also
the subordinate lodges, X. Of r. accom-
panied by Meister's band, will leave on
special train from the Baltimore &
Ohio station, promptly at $3.50 a. M.
Thursday. November 20. One coach Will
be reserved for ladies'. Returning spe-
clal train will leave Pittsburgh at mid
night, but tickets will be honored on any
regular train leaving Pittsburgh before
that hour. Fare for the round trip only
81 85. Tickets can be purchased by any
one. and will be good returning until
the following Saturday, inclusive. Make
your arrangements to take In this eX-
cursIon, and get tickets at once from;
Edward Huggins, Mutual Bank: II. r,
srhafer. John W. Norrington, commit
tee, or at Baltimore & Ohio ticket office.
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nrntnla-

NEW YoRK-The local metal market
continues In weak and unsettled state
with prices more or less nominal. un-
favorable English cables and disap-
pointing news from the west. added TO
urgent selling pressure and the tndif-
ference OF buyers were the leading
causes for the depression. At the close
the metal exchange called pig iron war
rants dun and entirely neglected; lake
copper quiet and unchanged at Sl7 O0@
II %: tin lower and easy at $27 55p21 s.:
lead steady at "a sOG54 G5, Spelter easy
at 81 1904 so. The brokers' price for
lead is 81 40 and for copper Sli %.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets,

marReG8s
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s,-Money on call
o..,.. !, os,7 ~, oo,t last Ionn 4
- 49, 80. ,,.,,,9 80 10, cant Prime
=. Ss.' n.,So. 81 s,lsSs ,,ar cont SER
ny, ,s. s...,ss's na'sa ,,,s actoI bnsI.
''.s = $50, In, 80 49, Ear a..
.-s $3.50 = a. ~ "a ], ~. Ii~,v dnvs.
49,, 49,, 80 80 a. ooss1 oo,t s1d IL sss
V 20. .a -, q tins a. sou IA 8og
e,,'' ~ Sa...,Sao,s.. .oW S.slo por al.
-. ~, .o,ls nSo,.,sS, So,,s.. mn CIV.
-, ~ - 80 .t..nT s,oto bonds IN.
IT,. . p.,,.ss ~ 80 ne, s,ro
AI ~, 80. .Ss.,.ot ~, = ,,ho,o cop.
80, 49,, ~, 1900, ,,t,,,a ,rofes-
, 1870 w.. 80 .,,as rot ,,,i, with
.'S S ~. ..'..s 49,, 49,, -, -. ofer
~, -" .. $780, 49,, 40 a ,'S ain.
'S SI -. 80" ~ ~ 80, aor.o,v mar.
,. S''-. 49, - w. =, ,,tro,,oIv low
$50 a. 49,. ,s, ,,ana,,;, dos,,nntod IA
80 800 1 - ,s.'. :, 49, 1900 ,oton IN
20 s''s -, 80 NN ,a1s,,,' nnr,hsr.o 81 those
INV NV, ~ ~ y, .,,at".,ans nn,l, fto
80 - ..s I'm o,SS.s - about con
pet quo" ~ 's, ~ .s $3.50 $500. ~ a. not
'ss :. ~ .s ~ 80 ~ ,.ontb. and
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s AsS -, S,I' . y" w ,rh,oS rto,,,
-, 800. O., ~, ,S,.s.,.a aS,o. ororv nti,or
.,asI' ~. 49, 80. 49, 49, ovhonstod
- ~ ,..,i',r,,,o, a.oo,,s ,,,,,,oh
S.. ~, - -, a. $500 .oda,, vile
.oSs 80, s . ~, ,do,,,,o.i ~.
o t, s'OSaHS, NoH - ,''a-a roo,,od
..Ooei 49,, 49,, :. ,.,.a.-aSS T,horo
- . 'usns' 'ete' ~ w tISl'S" .,.",,,,,
@'te sU.'s to-Hss - "a n..o,,,. - ~
=, a'''H.ae's s'Oup' U IN, "s " ~ ,,.'.,.o1
4'Sv uss'S" ~ . ne" ""s ~ ~ :, ~
luue petne'lt'S' uu' '!'e us.Ss. IN IN, '. =
l''AtAes "Hs ..1 :" s'Nts M
soVu weeNy ' S,',N 49,. ~, 80
stie''st u ~ NN'SiUu,t' ssTssNs "eS H..
uFsi 'eHSe'y " Nsep lHs 49, S,s -, 49,
tlA'u' &c 'I'OHey t'4' ~ wv 49, ~,
hece @uy '"e. ~ v"SsV 'e.u'He Po" 800
s.'e o4nAs nc ug.'"t w - -
''@'sS pet 's,'IS VI 30 - 90 49,.
OF lHe uals.eFrence u 90, . ,ass 10, "'i','
investments tor 'ns SHo'' 's'" , So1s'
MhicA .he sSveFn"len. = lsIIsi'" .;
the reuellp'toa money 90 @pp's"' ",
course o'lels no Fei.el - 'ls , a'l0% w.
market sosne Transfers are ~. a'so ~, w.
lns muue rom soss' il.. ~ ~, Wv,
YORK wy "onus' Al, 'sSar " " ,.I ' 90
peeh tAaus ''''s "eeN' = lss tN ~
soon as 'nss 1eooi"e uV ,'..'.so - $50, Wv,
cry, WI. 't',u men WY ,"s0 sus ''
iHlri'et 'nIo"sn a'po s, s ~, 49,,
me 'll Eri'e ol Do." w VIZ NJ ,, ',,a
lne ." I''s s'osN eNs,.s ' $780,,
Fa'seu " 'sDo nv, Wv ,,s s.sas =, 80 ,aao,
''on o'let' ~ Gun , ''sss -. ~ - 80, =
money '"'I was 'u'..t ,, vs. :,
lu9'ner use''le N s1s!'Hs sHs ~ ~
spl'e q lhs nuFue'i'is ~ 1 $50 ~,
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All doctors told RenIck Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson. o., after suffering Is
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
formed: but he cured himself with five
boxes Of Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. the
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best
salve in the World 25 cents box. Sold
by Logan Drug Co, druggist.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound, At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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DooK PRINTING
ID Illustrated Catalogues plain or in
cOlors. Printing from Hnlf-Ton0
EngravlnEs finely executed,
JOB PRINTING
Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars and all
kinds OF Job Work done at reaBona.
bic prices Tho best cClorS only used
In the printing OF all work,
THE lNTEI.L10ENCER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
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Petroleum.

OIL cITY-Credit balances 81 IS; GER
tlilcltcs 81 59ls; shipments $3.50 bbls.j
average $4,000 bbls.; runs 1885 bbls.i
average S5.1G5 bbls.
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Electric cars Bridgeport TO Wheeling,
Bellaire and Martins Ferry. Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
10 all points, N. G. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
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(JREATEsr FACILITIES FOR THE
" Prompt CorNpIen9n OF o SLSeEs - Toe
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Close


Flour steady.
wheat-No. spring s3965c; No. red
s79s@eS14c.
cOrn-No, ., s2ls@a2&c; No. yellow
3aaasHc.
oats-No. ?. 2s&G2INc; No. 2 white
26c; No. white 25N@26c.
Rye-No, 2, 55c.
Barley-No. 2, s7d4sc,
FIaxseed--No. /, 81 81: northwestern
81 "a.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 81 O5G2 20,
Mess Pork-Pcr barrel 81 6OG9 60.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, 81 SO85 O5.
Short Ribs sides doose) 81 SOa5 Is.
Dry sailed shoulders CboxeD $50
5,ac.
Short clear sides tboxed) s. l5G5 20,
whisNey - Distlllers' finished goods
per gallon, 81 2Sia.
Clover-Contrac grade 81 75dS 90.
Butter-Flrm; crcamerIes 15ls@25l5c;
dairles l4@22c.
Cheese-weak at iiia@l2he.
EggB-ENsy at 17aGiSc.
NEW YoRE-Flour, receipts 25,i92
barrels. exports S5l9 barrels; sales TO-
OOO packages: moderately active; buy
/ crs and sellers apart; tendency little
easier with wheat; winter patents 81 GO
/ as So; winter strnlghts 81 35d3 30; MIN
nesota patents 50 SO60i 10.
Whent. receipts iG5G75 bushels; eX-
ports 24S.9il bushels; spot weak: No, 2
rod 73bc fob ailoat spot: No. north
ern Duluth T6%c fob, atloat to arrive;
No. red 7lkc elevator; options opened
/ weak at hc decline and closed weak ut
n ret decline Of AdMc; March closed Mt
fIMc May closed at 7jlSc; December
closed at 72c.
Corn. receipts lA295O bushels; exports
+ i2,O47 bushels: spot easler; No . iOhg
I8yke fob aAoai; 4ONc elevator: OPP
lions opened weak Mt Nc decline and
closed weak Mt %dlISc net dccllne May
closed ut 30Mc.
oats, receipts 100000 bushels; exports
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PALACE CAR FINDS
Curious Articles Left Behind BY
Drowsy Passengers.
THE LOST,PROPFR1Y OFFICE.

Some pOrtsrs Dishonest, but the Ma
jority are Upright Sleeping Cars
These Days a Safe Plaee-Iost Arti-
cles Range From a Dime to Thou-
sands Of Dollars in Value.
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81. An and Tube stoekg.
The following quotations are Furnished

THE Following Ql0tntIohl on NNVUHuI
Steel Co. American Tin Plate 20. ana
National Tube stocks are Furnished by
SJmnsnn a Tntunn City Bank building:
y Opened. Closed
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Wool.
He FOOLED &c Surgeons.

NEW YoRK-Wool dun.
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inter Paper. . do preferred. @
Laciede Gas.... II
Totalsaisa Of stocks were i5i.soo shares.
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TNHE MoNoNGAH ROUTE IS rEr
Short Line between Falrmont and
Ciarksburg Quick Timc-FAst Trains.
sure CONNECTIONS when travelling 10 or
from ClnrkRburg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points, see that your
tickets read Via the Monungnhelh River
Railroad. Close Connections at FnIrmOnt
with Il. 4 q. trains, and at Clarksburg
with h. g. O. and w, v. & p. trains, Tick
cts via this route on sale ut all d. & q.
and w. V. h r. II. r. stations.
HUGH G, BOWLEs. Gen'l Supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

p.r,or Car wheeling to Pittsburgh on
s.ts :, m and 6:35 D. m. train. Central
time. Zone hour slower than Wheeuns
ume9 ]. G. ToMLTNsoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Agent for an Steamship 1ines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on all
n. c. BURKE,
city Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheel.
Ing, Agent for all Steamship Lines
r. d, UNDERWOOD. D. b. MARTIN,
General Manager Mgr Pass, Traffic,
ian ltimOrp
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-06
AT THE PLAY LAST NIGHT.

The bond of sympathy that unites the
stage colOred man and woman and their
brothers and sisters of less prominent
pursuits was well displayed at the CraW-
ford night. Several hundred Topeka COL
ored people paid all the way from 10 to
IS cents to see 1.-THE Hottest Coon in Dix
ie'' and employed the greater portion
their time in applauding the duSky rela-
tiveS of the stage. Every characteristic
expression of warm coon" and pork
chops greasy nature was received with
shouts of admiration and the members of
the company had every reason to feel as
fence showed itself to be satisfied with
them
Nine-tenths of the people who saw the
performance were cOlOred. 1t was a stir
ring demonstration of race clannishneSS.
THE Hottest Coon in Dixie is a sue
cessiOn of songs, mostly of the coon
variety, some little dancing, and what
passes as an attempt at farce comedy
which, however, is not more t1resome
than very often perpetrated by white or
ganiZatiOns. The songs of Miss Neale
G. Hawkins, who is really q fine appear
ing cOlOred woman, the make up Of
Charles Moore and the chorus work are
the features of the performance
THE Hottest Coon in Dixie" could be
materially improved by a generous spr1nk-
was largely responsible in making 1.-The
South Before the War" successful COLI
ored show The only approach to an old
time 'levee" scene occurs at the end of
the first act, and enlists the ability of
but few of the colOred people.
A second performance of THE Hottest
Coon in Dixie will be given tonight.