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That foreigners are not bhhi 70 inc
situation o. clear from a curious
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band together for the purpose Of inau.
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bly, fruuEhi with danger. II ceriAlh-
.y o. destructive OF national unity.
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D forfeit Of the license. or course Thu
should also be made TO apply to IN
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a. parts of the British Isles, and every
thing placed IN full view of the officer
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There will be no games adjacent 10
this city next Sunday. In ogden the
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ontratiun Of Germans iu the Northern
states will form there n German cm-
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RASFRAlI FIFI0S


Local and Foreign Notes on Ameri-
cas- National Game.
MGIYNITY SHOWS NERVE.
baltimore Pitcher HsdIy Injured, but
Throws Ills Wan out Before
Tie Fails Unconscious
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Santa Cruz, Cal, 20 Join the league
team there. lie accepted the latter'a
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and Rio Grande wcsternh on Pioneer
Day.
The Short Llnc-Y. VI. c. 4. game
scheduled Tor Saturday next has been
POSTPONED indefinitely.
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leurcd the Moodmcn FOR "a game one
week from sunday TO BE- played at La
gDon.
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saved tho goose cgR. Tho quaker
simply won the game from tho COLONEL
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The Pirates had a narrow escape fron
hnlmm nhmI ont ~ tho hnmll ~ M.
The times., 1899-06-08
New York Cotton Market.
COTTON DULL BUT FIRM.
liverpool buying Active and Man
chester Reports Favorable.

[Received daily by c. 7. Havenner, banker and
broker, Van Doren Building, 1891 Street north
west: New York correspondents Purnell, iiaga-
man i Col
New York, June IA perusal of the
weekly Government report as received
this morning shows an absence of condi-
tions in the various States sufficiently en-
phatic to enable people to proceed with
confidence in speculative engagements. In
view OF the low price and surprising firm
ness and active spot demand at Liverpool,
buyers are inclined to be more venture
some than sellers, and the chances appear
to favor the former at present. 1t Is the
opinion in many well informed quarters
that the season must be considerably ad-
vanced and the crops have passed the crit
ical stage before a lower level OF prices is
probable, while, on the other hand. they
are likely to be worked up in the mean
time on Liverpool demand. The impor-
tant factors of the early market today
We're sales of spot cotton reaching 10000
bales at Liverpool. with prices up l-32d,
and extremely high temperature all over
The times., 1899-06-08
RAILWAY STOCKS TEE
Feature OF TIE DAY
A Dull Opening of the Stock
Market.
AtchisOn and Rock Island ShOwings
Develop Firmer Tone.
Favorable Weather Reports Reflect
ed in the Prices for Wheat
and Granger shares.

New York, June 6.-During the first half
of the day the uncertainty in regard to the
dividend on Sugar Refining was commonly
referred to as accounting for the dullness
of the stock market. With the announce
ment that the regular 8 per cent rate had
been made there was, however, little in
crease in animation. though, as was to be
expected, the market developed a rather
frmer tone. Its tendency in that direc-
tion was furthered by an increase in the
dividend rate on Atchison preferred and
by the excellent showing OF the Rock ISL
and Company for its ended fiscal year.
These circumstances were the most i'm
portant of the days developments, which
otherwise comprised little of interest.
The weather reports from the surplus
grain-growing sections were very favor
able, as reflected both in the prices of
wheat and in the better demand for the
granger shares and other sympathetical-
ly affected stocks. London houses sold on
balance small amount OF stock in this
market. Prices were depressed in Lon
don by reason OF the reported failure of
the negotiations looking for a settlement
OF the difficulties in the Transvaal There
were no changes in money or sterling ex-
change rates, though somewhat easier
tone was perhaps quotable in the latter
market. The announcement in this column
yesterday that the current export move
ment is for Russian account, was fully
confirmed today, and 1t is to be hoped that
the last has been heard of the Spanish
indemnity theory In connection with the
shipments, as that matter was disposed
of weeks ago. The indications today we're
that Saturdays shipments of the metal
might reach considerable proportions. con-
servative estimates placing the amount at
from 81. 000, 900 to 100000 000 AS there
seems to be little likelihood that the move
ment will be checked by higher local
money rates before the middle of the sum-
mer, the shipments of gold will probably
last until that time and competent au-
| thorities estimated today that the aggre-
gate expectations would amount to from
$40, 900, 900 to $40, ,000, 900.
The days market showed a rather note
worthy shifting of active speculative in
| terest in the railway list, though in the
circumstances Sugar Refining was natural
ly heavily dealt in and there were also
large transactions in American Steel and
Wire. another instance where dividend IN
certainties contributed TO lively specula-
tion. Ii was not until the last hour that
the market developed a very decided tone
and then it became strong and advances
were common throughout the list. The
dealings in the market on the advance
were quite active and the trading had a
confident tone that has long been lacking.
Notably strong features OF the market
were Burlington and Quincy, Chicago and
Northwestern, and Missouri Pacific. The
| local traction issues were all active and
participated fully in the days improve
| ment.
The times., 1899-06-08

would become minor ones will grow in i'm
portance, and instead of a feeling of con-
tentment which makes government easy a
spirit of discomfort will arise which may
render government hard. The Spaniards
ruled by force; We can rule through the
affections of the people. Shortened purses
and empty stomachs are not, however, the
basis upon which affection thrives. The
island ought not TO be treated as something
apart and separate from the United States
in its commercial relations. Ii is either a
part of this country or il is not. If it is
it is entitled TO commercial privileges
which this country enjoys. If we do not
intend to grant it those privileges fully
and freely, then we have committed that
which is politically criminal in having kept
control of the island and led its people TO
believe that it was to become an integral
part of this great nation
The times., 1899-06-08
THARPE INDICTED.
He VIII BE Tried for the killing of
Aaron ID. Bishop.

Dock NJ. Tharpe, of the Fifth Immunes,
who killed Aaron D. Bishop of the same
regiment at the Pennsylvania Railway sta
ton on the night of May 81, was yesterday
indicted by the grand jury for murder.
Tharpe was also indicted for assault with
intent to kill Policeman Joseph Acton at
the same place on the same night.
II is understood that Tharpe has re-
tanned counsel for his defence but it has
not yet been decided whether he will be
called for trial during the present term of
court. If he is not tried during the present
month he will not be tried until the 0c-
tober term. II is understood that Tharpe
will be arraigned in Criminal Court No. 1
before Justice Clabaugh tomorrow.
The times., 1899-06-08
ON THE SITE OF THE BALDWIN.
A Tyyo-MiIIion-DoIIar Hotel to BE
Erected in san Francisco.

San Francisco, June IA number of To-
cal capitalists have formed a corporation
for building two million dollar hotel on
the site of the Baldwin Hotel at Market
and Powell Streets.
In architectural beauty and interior fin
ish it will surpass any hotel in the city.
1t VIII be eleven stories in height, the
ground floor to be series of large stores
with frontage on Powell, Ellis. and Mar
ket Streets. The intention of the build
ers is not to have theatre in the build
ing. Architects have been engaged to pre-
pare plans for the new building and thai
part of the work is progressing.
The times., 1899-06-08

Wheat held its own in price yesterday.
but made no advance. This fact, together
with the buoyaney OF Atchison, made all
the grangers strong. During the last hour
of the day they were active, and made good
gains in price. The position of these stocks
is a. most attractive one to very large
class of traders and investors alike They
have all declined much further than was
expected under the influence of the rankest
kind of manipulation. Now, when the
wheat crop reports are likely to be better
and better every week, the tide seems very
certain to turn quickly in their favor. The
present and prospective business OF these
roads warrants very much higher prices on
them all intrinsically.
The times., 1899-06-08

one story OF the bears to materialize rather
leads the street, to believe that there may
be something in the rumors of the ending
Of the Sugar war that these enterpris-
ing. if not veracious. gentlemen have so
strenuously denied. 1t was whispered yes
terday in the street that the trust has
purchased or otherwise acquired the glu-
cose concern and the rival sugar refin-
cries as well. The action Of the stock
yesterday was a most interesting COM
ment on the dividend announcement. In
the first half hour OF the day there was
decline in the price After that during the
entire day covering by the shorts and good
buying for the long account as we'll.
forced the price up at times rapidly, but
always steadily. Sugar on Tuesday was
below 40. Yesterday at the close it was
more than nine points above this level.
The times., 1899-06-08
sons of St. George.

At the half-yearly meeting of the newly
organized Capital City Lodge, Sons of ST.
George, several new members were mi
tiated and officers for the ensuing six
months were installed as follows: j. H.
Foster, President; R. B. Buckley, Vice
President; Thomas Bell, Secretary; V. C.
Woodbridge, Treasurer; p. L. Bonnet,
Messenger; Charles Hampton, Chaplain.
The lodge now numbers nearly seventy
FIVE members and bids fair to have a sue
cessful and prosperous career.
The times., 1899-06-08

the South. as high as IS degrees being re-
ported at some stations very early in the
day. The feeling Is growing. whether er-
roneously or not, that the crop on the
whole is suffering for want of rain, and
this. in conjunction with the fine Liverpool
showing. tempted buyers to step in and
bid prices up to points. Some support
came from the South, and Liverpool also
sent few buying orders. but on the whole
the volume OF business fell below expec-
tations-
Futures were I'D higher at Liverpool.
Manchester reports are very satisfactory.
The times., 1899-06-08

Yesterdays stock market was the best
that has been seen in several weeks in
the steadiness of the advance of prices,
and the inability of the bears to make
any impression even when they concen-
trated their efforts, as they did at one
time on one stock. The day was also a
good one for the bulls in the announcement
of the regular dividend on Sugar, and a
dividend of l IA per cent on Atchison
preferred, better rate than had been ex-
pected There were declines during the
first half hour of the day in nearly all
stocks under the influence of heavy SELL
ing of Sugar and American Steel and Wire
by the bears, but this was the last sign
of weakness during the day. After IL
o'clock there was not a period during
which it could be said that the tendancy
of prices was not upward. The advance
for the day ranged from a point or more
in the grangers and other standard rail-
road stocks to five points in Sugar. The
close was at the top prices for the Gay.
The bears covered heavily in the last
half hour, and there was good commission
bulls is that today will witness a contin-
uance of the advance, though this should
not be counted on too certainly, perhaps,
in such a narrow market as has prevailed
during the past week. The tendancy of
the market is upward, however according
TO the best people in the street, and buy
ing on all recessions is advised. The out
look now is very good for bull market
this month"; and materially higher prices
before July.
The times., 1899-06-08
Condemnation Proceedings Begun.

FroceedIhgs IN Inc matter OF condemha-
tion OF certain property for the purpose
of the extension of Twentieth Street we're
begun yesterday before a marshal's jury,
Assistant Marshal w b. Robinson con-
Quoting the hearing. The property sought
to be condemned is part of the triangle
formed by the intersection of Wyoming
Avenue and Columbia Road.
The times., 1899-06-08

The announcement of the At~ ison di
rectors proves the bear stories regarding
the dividend on Atchison preferred also to
have been made out OF whole cloth. The
dividend rate is to be IA semi-annually,
although the bears have never acknowl-
edged the possibility of more than / per
cent and have been inclined to the belief,
so they said, that there would be no divi-
dend whatever at this time. The directors
yesterday made the public statement that
they have examined the earnings Of the
company in the past six months very care
fully and estimated the prospective earn
ings on a very conservative basis, and
feel entirely justified in declaring this div
idend and promising the same rate for
January l next AS a matter Of fact, the
earnings of the company are between
1-2 and per cent annually, with every
prospect of from to per cent in the
coming year. Atchison preferred was very
strong yesterday with an advance of a
point net, the high price of the day being
Sc 1-2. The close was at 56 IA.
The times., 1899-06-08
The Jury Failed to Agree.

In the case of Mary Shields, who enter
ed suit against the Columbia Railway
Company for $1,000 for damages for per-
sonal injuries, the jury failed to agree
upon a verdict. The proceedings were
held in Circuit Court No. l, before Chief
Justice bingham.
The times., 1899-06-08

There is much bullish talk of Louisville
and Nashville. The earnings of the COM
pany for the past three months have been
the largest on record and they are in
creasing all the time. 1t is computed that
the road is earning more per mile than st.
Paul, and that the present rate OF net earn
ings is more than per cent annually.
The times., 1899-06-08

There is a tip out to buy the Vanderbilt
stocks. 1t is said that the Vanderbilts are
in readiness for a bull campaign. The ar
rival of Mr. Morgan in this country next
week may have something to do with this
bullishness regarding these stocks. North
western was very strong yesterday, max
ing a gain of three points during the day
New York Central advanced nearly point.
The Union Pacific stocks were also ad-
vanced triae. 1t is said that Union Pa
cinc preferred especially is soon to be
doomed.
The times., 1899-06-08
The Estate of Emma Jewen.

The will of Emma Jewell, of Kansas
City, No, dated January 81, 1894, was filed
yesterday for probate. The deceased
leaves her entire estate to her husband,
Thomas Brandon Jewell, whom she names
as executor without bond.
The times., 1899-06-08
Wnshingtnn stocIs Exchnngc.

Regular call-Capital Traction. 2O@
90 SIS; 20@93 Ia, Washington Gas. 6Oq
80 1-2 Mergenthaler Linotype, 3@203 -;
2Q2O4; 5a2O3 rs; 2O@2O3 ga. Lanston
Monotype, 5OG1S "a. American Graphic
phone, lO@13; 1O0@13 Is. After call-U.
The times., 1899-06-08
The Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago. June Wheat was irregular,
opening off at the start, but finally closing
5-Sc over last nights price. There is
nothing new in the situation that We see.
Crop advices are about the same, both
from home and abroad. majority of the
big speculative lines held here have been
liquidated. Corn was moderately firm, but
with rather a light trade. The sentiment
has changed somewhat within the past few
days on account of continued excessive
rains through portions OF the corn belt.
The times., 1899-06-08

The earnings of Mexican Central for the
fourth week of May increased si5, 600. For
the month the increase was S121 800, and
for the period from January l. S4OG, 600
The times., 1899-06-08

There Is a movement on foot in New
York for substitute for the Ford fran
chise bill. 1t is whispered that this is a
political card to bull the traction stocks.
Whether this is the fact or not makes
street, which is inclined to be bullish on
all the traction stocks at their present
prices. 1t is said that the Ford bill has
been used by the bears for much more than
it was worth already. These stocks were
inactive yesterday morning, but later in
the day all had good advances.
Mr.. Hibbs received the following tele-
gram from Pittsburg yesterday in relation
to the steel and iron trade: "Al mills are
running to their fullest capacity There
is no measuring the ratio OF profits for the
present year, as they are so far ahead of
all anticipation Steel billets are selling
for s32. or $l7 higher than last year" The
simple fact, unadorned, is that the steel
and iron companies do not know how much
money they are making. only that 1t is be-
yond any dream OF last year. The only
measure OF their prosperity is the capacity
of their plants, running day and night. in
many cases. And even better than this
present condition of the business is the
clear indication that next year is almost
certain to be as good If not better. The
domestic consumption of iron and steel
products has been SO tremendous that there
has been no possibility of supplying the
eager foreign markets. These may, per-
haps. be taken up next year when some
of the plants now building are in readi-
ness.
The times., 1899-06-08

1t is interesting in this connection to
note that Mr. White, the weli-known local
speculator, is buying stocks heavily for
the first time in many weeks. He ex-
pressed the belief last Saturday that prices
were on the bottom, and would have a
good advance in the near future. In this
view he is in accord with many other care
full and successful Washington traders who
have been bearish with much proht TO
themselves during the months OF April
and May. lei -
The times., 1899-06-08
NOW Ynrk stnck nnrket.
Open. High. Low. Close.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hi6bs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange,
l419 Street.
The times., 1899-06-08

The Sugar dividend is to be three per
cent. as usual, and all the talk of re-
duction is now seen to have been the
veriest of bear lies. This failure OF the
The times., 1899-06-08

One of the most interesting stocks on the
list yesterday was American Steel and
Wire common. The price dropped more
than 2 points in the first half hour of the
day on heavy selling, said to be by insiders.
Later the stock was marked up with almost
as much spirit as had been put into its
tumble. II was announced early in the day
that the meeting of the directors to declare
the dividends on the Steel and Wire stocks
would not take place until June %, al
though the expectation had been that it
would be much earlier, some time this
week in fact. This announcement was sup
posed TO be the cause of the decline in the
stock.
The times., 1899-06-08

The explanation given of the postpone
ment by man supposed to have inside in
formation was that difference of opinion
exists for the moment in the board of di-
rectors. 1t is said that Mr.. Gates. the
president of the company, has purchased
a tremendous block of the common stock,
and is in favor of declaring an per cent
dividend rate on it. Other directors who
have been selling their stock recently want
to get it back now, il is stated, and for
this reason forced Mr.. Gates to acquiesce
in a postponement of the directors meet
ing in the belief that this would cause the
stock to tumble in value. 1t cannot be
known whether the decline of 2 points yes
terday was sufficient for these opposing
gentlemen or not, but the street is in
clined to be bullish on the stock, and to
buy it on every decline. Whether the
meeting takes place this week or next there
will be dividend on the common stock,
and it will certainly be at as high a rate as
G per cent. The stock is now selling near
so share, which in view of the earnings
OF the company and the dividends to be
paid seems trifie too low, to put it mild
ly. 1t has been figured out from the state
ment of the company for the first six
months that IL is earning at the rate of ii
per cent on the preferred stock and Il per
cent on the common a year, which would
insure good dividends for two years on
both stocks if nothing were earned next
year.
The times., 1899-06-08
Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by W. 2. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange,
LOO L Street
The times., 1899-06-08
''HeChfS' Greater Stores.

PLAIN WHITE DUCK SKIRTS
Full in width; made with wide hens,
perfect fitting and graceful; in SQC
stead OF 81, for ..........,...... ~
The times., 1899-06-08

HANDSOME WHITE PIQUE
SKIRTS.-The very heavy welts-
which will wash perfectly-a striking
contrast to the thin, fiimsy pique
skirts, which are being sold about
town at low prices-full in width and
finished with fiye-inch hem QQC
for ............ .JO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-22
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