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The evening times., 1899-06-19
SUGAR REFINING 1T
LEADS IN ACTIVITY
A Strong Feature of Opera
tiOns in Wall Street.
Granger Shares and Other Issues
Dull But Steady.
Principal Dealings Take Place In the
Industrial Qunrter-Renetved
Pressure on Steel.

New York, June 19.-The stock market
opened fairly active and generally lower.
The industrials quarter furnished the bulk
OF the dealings, and American Steel and
Wire and Federal Steel showed renewed
pressure. The first named broke sharply
on the spread of the belief that the COM
pauy would not declare a dividend this
month on the common stack.
Tennessee Coal and Iron was notably
firm. notwithstanding the weakness else
where In the market on assertions In re-
gard to the showing the company would
make In its May statement. The Granger
shares were rather dull, but steady, as
were the other standard issues. Sugar Re-
filming was the active feature Of the market.
and was strong. London prices we're
shown in the early cables somewhat lower
than the local closing figures. but the deal
ings here for foreign account were small
in volume.
There was no financial news over Sum
day of sufficient importance to influence
the trading
The evening times., 1899-06-19
JAIL DELIVERY THWARTED.
Sheriff Surprises Prisoners In the
Act Of Scaling n Wall.


Elkton. Md, June ia bold attempt
to escape from the Elkton Jail was cleverly
nipped by Sheriff J. Ross Conoly on Thurs
day morning last. the facts of which be-
came known today for the first time. The
prisoners who were in the plot were Nell
son Biddle and Vaughn Harvey, both
young white men charged with attempt to
kill John Rogers, of Oxford, Pa. and John
St. Clair colored. charged with larceny.
The sheriff suspected something wrong
for some time past, and on Thursday
morning let it be understood that he and
his deputy, William McAllister. would be
away from home that day. This informa-
tion was impaired to the three prisoners.
who we're allowed the freedom of the jail
yard, which is surrounded by a thirty-foot
stone wall. A small outbuilding was car
ried toward the east wing of the wall and
a ladder was made from several pieces OF
board which. when placed upon the out
building, permitted them to reach the top
of the wall. rope. which was fastened
from the inside, was in readiness to allow
the prisoners to scale the outer wall. Bid
die was on the top of the wall and st.
Clair was in the act Of going up the ladder
when trusted prisoner raped on the Jail
door and notified the sheriff, who blocked
the scheme.
William Rasin. colored. prisoner whose
term will shortly expire and who has had
the freedom of the premises outside the
Jail. was the one who kept the prisoners
posted as to the movements of the Jail ON
cfalg.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
STREET RAILWAY SYNDICATE.
Comment on the Statement Regard
ing Its bonds.

Comment on the Statement ReEard-
ing Its bonds.
The Washington Traction and Electric
Company, which tas taken the place of the
so-called Stevens Crosby Lieb'' syndi-
cate" in its statement to intending inves-
tors in its new bonds. has cleared up many
of the questions as to policy and manage
ment heretofore much discussed and little
understood by the business public gener-
ally. 1t is the consensus Of opinion on F
Street that the showing of the company as
to its capacity to earn its fixed charges and
something better is an excellent one.
Several interesting matters are not
touched on in the statement of the New
York bankers who offer the bonds for sale,
published in The Times times this morn
ing.
The Audit Company, of New York, after
auditing the books of the various compa-
MES for the year, 1898. makes the sworn
statement that the aggregate gross earn
ings of all the companies for the year was
81, ,636. 35 and the aggregate net earn
ings $702, ,116.29. This net sum is within
small amount of the fixed charges of the
new company as it is now constituted.
During the present year the entire econ
omies of operating expenses and the entire
large improvements in the system will be-
come operative.
During 1898 twenty-five miles of city
road now in the company were operated
only to such an extent as to preserve their
charters and that by horses. Twenty miles
Of suburban road now being constructed
did not exist. Twenty miles Of suburban
trolley road are now receiving complete
reconstruction and there were nine inde-
pendent arrangements in operation.
Manifestly, 1t is said this showing leaves
large margin for Improvements over the
gross and net earnings OF last year.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
s,nbIc and Cortcpt. Burp.s

Fire was discovered in the stable the prem
ises in Flint Street. Brightwood Park. occupied
by Mr. .lmes Batensn. and owned by Police
man f. T. Elliott, at l o'clock this morning,
and before it under control the stable, to-
gether with outhouses adjoining lots, had been
totally destroyed: the entire damage. amounted
to about $500. Though greatly retarded by fail
urc of the automatic alarm, chemical engine
No. ,. in charge Of company No. l3, located
at Brigh,wood, did ndable service in saw
ing the several cottages Immediately contiguous
which at times blazing. Mr.. Bateman S
less, including a horse, dayton, and harness. is
placed at 500. uninsured; that of Mr.. Elliott at
$500. fully insured and that Of James r. Sands
and Robert ". Goodman at $50 each. No other
than incendiarism could be assigned for
the blaze.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
MANY SORE ARMS.
| Sixteen Hundred Employees of q New
York Hotel vaccinated.

Sixteen Hundred Employees of q New
York Hotel vaccinated.
New York. June 19.-The 1.e0O employees
of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel were vaccin-
ated Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Boldt, the
proprietor of the hotel set the good exam
pie by offering his own arm to the lancet,
and his is the only face in the hotel in
which the apprehensiveness natural to a
vaccinated person is lost beneath the ir-
radiation springing from duty nobly
done.
Rank after rank, corps after corps the
hotel servants were marshaled to the sur
gical office of the hotel. DIR. Calvin Adams,
who lives and practices in the hotel. had
the assistance of four colleagues, and they
all worked hard.
The board of health took a paternal in
terest in this wholesale distribution of
lymph where it would do the most good
The authorities are anxious that vaccina-
ton should be carried out systematically
in large establishments. the homes Of
whose employees are scattered all over the
city; and this applies especially to hotels.
inasmuch as an outbreak Of smallpox
among floating population might easily
result in a spread of the disease far and
wide before steps could be Aken to con-
fine 1t. q
For these reasons all the e4aploXes Of the
Hotel Manhattan. Forty-second street and
Madison avenue. were vaccin5ke9 . couple
Of weeks ago. 5f
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Children,s Day at Lansdon.

Th,sa Ingdon NJ f. Church celebrated chill
dren's day yesterday. In the evening pro-
gramme entitled 'Peace and War vas very
creditably rendered by the children Of the Sun.
ay-school and was enjoyed by the largest con-
gregation ever assembled within the church.
Solos were sung by Miss Margaret Sotrms, OF
Washington, and Miss Reba Newell, of Rich
mona, Va; Mrs. E. A.. NJ. Lawson being the
piano accompanied. Mrs. Walter Wilson pre-
sided at the organ. accompanied by f. A. NJ.
Lawson, cornet and Mr. Camp. trombone. The
whole programme was under the supervision Of
the minister, Rev. Mr.. DuxbHy. The Sunday
school will celebrate the 4th of July with pa
triotic addresses in the grove, singing baseball,
croquet and tennis games and fireworks in the
evening An invitation is extended to all Sun
DAYS schools OF the District too participate.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today to Andrew
b. Sullivan and Lizzie NJ. Abell; Gustavus Lloyd
Bailey and Mary Louis DAILY, both of New YORK
city: William Joseph Crown and Annie Crestin;
Giuseppe Tenelli and Leonora Bargogu: Walter
Conwell Shoup, New York city, and Julia Bev-
eridge; William II. Ray and Mary C. Tilgham;
Charles X. Yeatman and Fanny Jerome Walker;
Bailey Funstall and Ann Carter; Abraham Rob
inson and Fannie Smith.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
New York Cotton Marke,
MONEY FOR scHooLHoUsEs.
District Auditor Seeks an Opinion
From Comptroller TracewelI.

DAstrict Au0itOr SeekS an Opinion
From Comptroller TracewelI.
The Auditor for the District, Mr. Petty,
was at the Treasury Department this
morning and had an informal talk with
Comptroller Treadwell on the subject of
the schoolhouse appropriations for the Dis
trict
The question considered was whether the
appropriations for the erection of school,
houses are annual or continuing. II an
nual the contracts for schoolhouses must
be made before the Both of June which is
the close Of the fiscal year, or the money
unexpended for this purpose will be COW
cred back into the Treasury. On the eth
er hand, If the appropriations are continu-
ing, then the contracts can be let at any
time. 1t is very probable that Auditor
Petty will submit this question to the
Comptroller for a decision.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
ImsRiasrv AIlmeats,

There are many who have pains in the
back and imagine that their kidneys are
affected, while the only trouble is a rheu-
matism Of the muscles, or. at worst, lum-
bago that can be cured by q few applica-
tons of Chamberlain's Pain Balm or by.
dampening . piece of flannel with Pain
Balm and binding 1t on over the affected
parts. For sale by Henry Evans. 938 F.
Street northwest, Wholesale and retail. and
al drugNista
The evening times., 1899-06-19
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Spanish War Veterans.

A meeting in the interest of the Mckinley
Sharpshooters," the volunteer company organized
by honorably discharged veterans OF the Spanish
American war for service in the Philippines viii
be held tonight AT Fifth and Streets north
west. The organization is already sixty-tve mem
bers strong. and il is expected that the muster
The evening times., 1899-06-19

was taken Oh the Steel stocks. The Street
has been much impressed with the showing
made by the company in Its report last
week which apparently makes at least s
per cent on the stock assured this year.
There may not be dividends On the stock
Immediately, but the promises Of Mr.
Flower and his associates which have all
been kept SO far make the followers Of
these gentlemen confident.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Fined for Stealing Shoes.

James Waters charged with stealing q
pair Of shoes from John Rains, shoemaker. in
Judge Scott's court this morning. Rains testified
that Waters came into his shop Saturday and
when he left the shoemaker missed the shoes
which had been lying his counter. Waters
denied taking the sh~s. but the evidence was
against him. and fine Of 81 imposed.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
De.tructiye Hail In Iowa.

Fort Dodge, Iowa, June 19.-The worst
hail storm ever known in this section Wis
tied Dubuque and vicinity last Saturday
night. At Glare and Gowrie 1t was accom-
panied by high winds. A resident OF Cow
rie was driven insane by the destruction Of
his home. Heavy damage In the country
districts Is reported.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
TO MANAGE AN ESTATE.
Trustees Named by Justice Cox
His Decree.

His Decree.
Justice Cox today signed decree in the
case Of Daniel Pratt Wright and Others
against Edwin B. Wright and others ap-
pointing Messrs. Clarence A. Brandenberg
and w. Mosby Williams, trustees of the
will of May J. Wright, the wife Of the
late Judge John w. Wright.
The estate OF the deceased is valued at
about s25, 900. and is held in trust for John
Brown Wright, son OF Mrs. Wright. who
is now in an asylum in West Virginia.
The petitioners were represented by At
torneys Henry E. Davis and W. Mosby
Williams and c. A. Brandenberg and J. u.
Coughlan for the defendants.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
CABLE BUILDING, Cpl BROADWAY.
NEW YORK, May 81, ls99

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Pfeide States Mortgage Co.,
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should exceed
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s q @ ; 2 @ $ 6: :5 :" s. G: :: ::s s;'
eo rss5s yass5sR @ GH Hst %ss + sn e. 7 York;
Application
M oGxrA BE- D Ss rF AND REPORTS AND COPIES OF THE
HAVING OF THE BONDS WE OFFER THE
REMAINING s7,7Soooo AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST
$s 5sfS d IL s1 sSiSSs %St 4 Ssnz5
an OR nsso"n p NJ CLOSE
Is
UNITED STATES MORTG AGE & TRUST COMFY.
SO Cedar Street, New York.
BROWN BROTHERS & COMPANY,
SO Wall Street, New York,
Cor. 4th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
so State Street, Boston.
K0UNTZE BROTHERS,
12O Broadway, New York.
Subscription waaing will berecive y
WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Progressive Euchre.

progressive euchre is TO he held at National
Rifles Hail. G Street, between Ninth and Tenth,
on June %, for the benefit of the fair of the
Ladies of Charity of st. Patrichs Church. Rev.
ID. J. Stafford, ID. D.. will be director. There
will be music, dancing and refreshments.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Held for Stealing Rugs.

Edgar Collins was arraigned before Judge Scott
this morning charged with grand larceny. 1t IS
alleged that Collins took six rugs valued at S65
each from the carpet cleaning establishment of
A. II. Chase. Detectives Muller and Bsur
rested the man, and number of witnesses testi-
fed TO the guilt Of the accused Collins was
held in 1900 bond for the action of the grand
iur,
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Mr.. Merrift,a Return.

John A. Merritt. Third Assistant Postmaster
General, returned to Washington today, after an
absence of ten days at his home in Lockpor;. n.
Y. He is preparing to turn his office to
his successor before july l. On that date he
will take charge of the City Postoffce.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Money to Loan
On Furniture. Pianos. Etc.

II you need CT money. desire to In
form you Of method. We can secure you
a loan on an easy monthly payment plan, at less
other company i: the city. You pay in full
at any time after the loan is secured, and it will
only cost you for such time you have had the
applications are treated conhdentially II you
have loan with any other concern. you can Sc
cure loan through US to pay it and get more
money il desired. II will pay you to call and see
and all times during Office hours to give informA-
tion ooncering business methods, and you
Will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
ap13-t COZ st. n W.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Ordered to Paw AIimonv.

In the case of Carrie Z. Jacobs against Abra-
ham l. Jacobs her husband, for alimony or
maintenance. Justice Cole today signed a de-
cree ordering that the defendant pay to the
plaintiff s35 per month for her support. The
suit was begun in September, 1893.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
wife CharEe. Non-support.

Sarah Elizabeth English today nled suit for
divorce against her husband. Lucius o. English,
whom she charges with failing to support her,
though amply able, to do 50. The parties were
married In this city in 1893. but no children
have been born to them. In January last. Mrs.
English states that she and her husband adopted
q child three yearD Of age. She also charges her
husband with adultery.
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Justice Cole today granted the petitions Of
three wives, asking TO be released from the bonds
Of matrimony. They those of Margaret
kiesecken. who was divorced from her husband.
Ernest &. kiesecAen; Agnes Hinton from William
c. Hinton. and Sadie Lehman from her husband,
Nathan Lehman.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
The Attorncy. for Thnrp.

Attorney Samuel d. Truitt has been associated
with Major Mcdonald Darlington in the defence
Of Dock II. Tharp, who will he tried for the
murder Of Aaron d. Bishop on Monday next.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
General MacauIey,s Funeral.

The committee Of seven from Burnside Post,
No. 8, @. A. R., silas W. Hastings, chairman,
has received telephone message from Wilbur F..
Brown, adjutant Of Lafayette Post, No. I40, De-
partment Of New York. G. A. R., that the fune-
raj Of the late Gen. Daniel Macauley will be
held some time Thursday, June q. at Arlington,
notice Of the funeral to be given hereafter.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Ghaatlx Find in the Reiri1 SEfrcedes.

Ghastly Find in the Reizfe SFcedes.
Norfolk. Va. June 1s.-Hnf 3 Ienes. col
ored. while at work in th9chold Of the
cruiser Reina Mercedes. at the navy yard.
found the skull and leg bone of man.
Black hair attached to the skull gives rise
to the belief that 1t is the remeins OF q
Spanish sailor drowned when the ship was
sunk in Santiago Harbor.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
FINANCIAL.
The Bull Market.

In opinion this is but waiting spell. We
still expect to see higher prices by July l. and
still higher prices before July 81. The insiders
have the stocks. Nothing further is needed TO as
a bull movement. Buy the CoALERS. the
VANDERBILTS, and the Traction shares. There
are yet great possibilities in b. r. 7. and Man
haitian.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
washin.ton stock Exchange.

Sales-Columbia Railroad IS: $1,000
@110 IA; United States Electric
Light, debt. 6's: $1.000@115 1-2; Lin
coin Fire Insurance: 45612 Ia; Mergen-
thaler Linotype: 30@2O5 3-4sE 20@206;
American Graphophone. preferred: 50614.
After call-U. S. SIS, registered: 5000
109 Ia: Capital Traction: 6693. 26692 78;
Washington Gas: 50@54. 100G53 78:
American Graphophone. preferred: 50Q14.
C0VERNxRNT honda
The evening times., 1899-06-19

The news of the morning was most mea-
gre. The earnings statements were all ex-
Gallant
The evening times., 1899-06-19
Wiu U.e the startinK Gate.

London, June 19.-The Jockey Club has
recommended the adopting Of the starting
gate for all races for two-year-olds in the
season Of 1900.
The evening times., 1899-06-19
New York stock msrket.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Exchange.
1919 F Street.
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Corrected daily by W. q 'Hibbs Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange.
l4lY Street,
The evening times., 1899-06-19

Brooklyn Rapid Transit went of point
or two but seemed inclined to regain its
loss as soon as the worst Of the pressure
The evening times., 1899-06-19

New York Central was one of the strong
stocks. 1t had very little decline. The
Street has been circulating stories for the
past few days Of larger dividends for this
stock and of buying by the Vanderbilts.
The other Vanderbilt issues also held up
we'll under the raid.
The evening times., 1899-06-19


Washington Traction& Electric Co
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by the United States any State or municipal AUTHORITY which the Traction Company may be
Mortgage and Trust
ndacrued interest five m@h notice
United States Mortgage and Trust Company,
Trustee.
ELECTRIC COMPANY by the
stocks the following Railroads
dElctdeIi Companies ii the of Washing c..
RAILROADS:
&C,
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANIES:
POTOMAC ELECTRIC COMPANY,
e N o il City
all of
miles % ess das & E @ es'ss @ have overhead s;"Ss wires miles '''' with about " hundred
BONDS.
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-02-23
Y. M. c. A. Financial Statement.

The treasurer's report of the Y.
M. C. A. for the financial year begin
ming Nov. 8, 1897, showed favor
able condition of the finances of the
association. The receipts from all
sources amounted to $1833.O3, and
the total expenditure was $1698.42,
leaving a balance of $134.61.
The expenditures include the pay
ment of old debts which amounted to
over $500.
On October 1st last the association
found itself in debt to the amount Of
$496.99, over $500 of which had
been carried over from previous
years.
A membership campaign was in
augurated to clear up this indebted
ness and to place the association on
a better basis. The effort succeedei i
beyond the expectations of the
officers of the organization. Suffi-
cient cash being realize to pay off all
outstanding obligations and to in
crease somewhat the facilities of the
association. The receipts from Oct.
Is to Nov. 5, during the contest
were $828.O5.
Indebtedness Oct. l, 1896. SO; paid
out from Oct. l to Nov. 10, $l95.94 /;
balance on hand Nov. $135.12.
For the first time in several years
the association found itself entirely
out of debt, with neat balance in
the treasury. Sufficient additional
money was collected on memberships
to run the association to February /.
A budget for the year 1899 has
been prepared by the finance com
mittee and is herewith submitted.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-02-23
CAUGHT IN A STORM

ba;ng a consin .fter ali"
Hs .ddras.ea An,r.tico x,ho so+ On
nos;te him All ahon, tben ,y.s dsan
blue seren;tv-on ono hand stretch;nr q
away To meet in n line with n fain,er
azura on tho ether r,sra;nn a;stan,I,
into long shining masses of green;sb-
hro,vp rocL. viii ragoed ,l;fy. to,ver
inv above them Angelica,s hands were
tbrust ;nto ths nocLets of a ,rovoLiro
REFER Goa, her hat w.s ..I.ea . l;.tie
forward and the breeze darted in
among her cprls tossing them merrilv
about her face She was a diminutive
nerson in ali resnects save two which
two were particularlv large brilliant
lanpuisbinr. and in every way dan,
perous.
aBut on the whole. Angelica ~ added
Ronald deliberately 1T regret that
am in snv wav related IN or connected
with vou.-
.RonaId," .b. exclaimed .J really
cannot allow von IN he SO 3atteringn
"a cousin is a nondescrint variable
sort ~ being-at times an absolute
stranger at Others a sort O. second
h.nd hro,h.r;n that canacity ar-
treme,y nsefu, or course that issome-
thing. bnt still-.
% think its a great deal. but see
Won ,re the same as ever yon always
yvera . .resdy uttle hoy "said Anoel,ca
arrh.nL, Won on The otbar hand
ware ratber nicar ne n l;t,le cir, than
vor mo no,v-;n some yv.yxoobt Won
could st;ll be nice n Won tried.
aIfItr;adp How fnnnvi Isbonldn,t
knov-vou see most people thing
.ha r.oerdad h.r sboes ;nnn;r;noIv
~ dare say. bn, I am not .most neo.
,,a, stanS aions.
az thnnnht xnu ,v.-. .,,t;no DOM -
;,..-,n,a5 .rnaI;o. fSha csr+,,rIv
was nravok;ng TO-DAY, aAnd wasn't
aware that Won were alone. But ner-
bons aon,, court"
NV dear tbat's the worst of II you
do nn,,nt and ,hars,s No ono sIsa In ,hs
world who does I ins, worsb;n Won
Nant uav. star,,ad ynr o.s
.sNo, at ali" She answered nol;t.lv
.vor saa .ha, all sov tbat ~ sons,bina
eouivaIent'' - She turned her head a m,
tie and dsbbled in the water with her
hand
aOb xes knovi Of couxe I'm .
pre.umntuons fool Al, A. sam. 7
hnve thougbt latelvr--be nau.ed ind
,hen ad6ed. an vo, rrmembrr I.st
week al cowes3s,
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that nfternoonZi don't mind telling
Won Ronald-I very ser;ouslv consid.
cred falling in love with vou There "a
a Yacht quite close to us.v she added
hastily. ~ considered. and after due
deliberation decided"
: aWelI. Nsn?"
ALL
"You mean--
"Ronald. II Won don't row how cnn
r steerp We don't want IN h. sv.rnned
Love is so inconvenient,
aYou,re nulIing the wrong ropa I
confess don't quite see how
.yvsu ~ do.s,,,t oI,y.y. no ,,,,.h ~.h.-
tb;no."
"Bnt 4. Il not worth mora than
4pon.,d. -an,,.a A.,;..
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