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The evening times., 1899-04-06
SET A BULLDOG ON WOMEN.
Roush- stood by While the Brute
ManSied One Victim.

Kansas City. Mo-. April 1.-Two north enl
thugs. Harry Chapman and Ernest White.
a, late hour Tuesday night fell TO dis
cussing their respective jealousies of two
women Hazel White and Annie Jackson.
who roomed together at No. 2l1 West Sixth
Street One of the men owned a big bull
dog and suggested that the proper thing
would be 10 set the dog upon the women.
Suiting the action TO the word, they
proceeded to the room. turned the dog
loose upon their victims and stood by while
he attacked them. Hazel White escaped
by jumping through a second-story win
dow, but she broke her breastbone by the
fall.
The dog. bafled in his attempt to kill the
White woman, turned on Mrs. Jackson and
chased her down the stairs into the street.
He caught her in the street and threw her
down. seiZing her left arm in his strong
Jaws. Woman and dog rolled over and
over in the mud of Sixth Street the woman
shrieking with the dreadful pain. while
Chapman and White stood in advance Of
the crowd that had collected and encour-
aged the dog. Finally the police ran to the
help of the woman and pulled of the dog.
Mrs. Jackson will probably die.
There was blood in the street where
the fight took place and on the sidewalk.
and blood stained the white hair of the big
bulldog and dripped from his mouth. The
woman's left arm was chewed and lacer-
ated till it looked like piece of raw meat.
Her right arm lost a piece of flesh three
inches long and her back was scratched
and bitten where she had rolled over on
her breast in the mud to escape the mad
dened beast. The men were arrested and
fined $500 each
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THE THIRD DAYS RACES.
Scratches the Feature OF the sport
at Benning.

Scratches made most of the Bsnnins
races uninteresting yesterday. Filament
fell in the hurdle race in front Of the
struck by Bonnie Nellie and stunned, but
not seriously hurt.
Tip Gallant was scratched on account OF
Iameness in the last race after the num-
bers were up. j. A Sykes. his owner. was
fined S100 and his entries for the rest OF
the meeting were refused because he de-
clned TO bring Tip Gallant from the sta
bic for stewards inspection. Two favor
ties Won Summaries:
First race 1890. for three year -olds and
upward; six furlongs s,-Charentus. III
(Scherer). Is TO 10. wen; Alice Farley. lis
tOdom). 3 to 3. second; Colon. IS (Bren-
NAM, 100 to l, third. Time-1:11.
Second race Potomac Stakes. 500. fol-
three year-olds: six furlongsJ-Be Vik-
ing. 116 tSongerl. IL to l. won; BOley Boy
1116 (Odom), s to 5. second: Prestidigita-
trice Ill (Littleteld), I to ). third. Time
lie 2-J.
Third race ts300. for four year olds and
upward; one mile and one-half over six
hurdles)-The Lost Chord. 141 (FarrelD
20 to l. won; Julius Caesar, l44 iSprague),
5 to l. second; Mordecai. IA tStaek), to
5, third. Time-2:57 2-5.
Fourth race (s30o. for maiden two-year-
olds; one-half mile)-The Amazon. 81
(Odom). to ), won; Prestige, 100 q.
Slack, II to >, second; Shamokin. 100
(O'Leary), 10 to l, third. Time-0:oo 20
Fifth race t$300, for three-year- and
upward: six furlOngsl-Tyrian. ia tOdom)
s to 5, won: Tinker, ia (Hamilton). to
1, second Tallahassee. 116 tMitchelD. 8
70 third Time-1.1f
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Entries for Tomorrow.

First race-Sanders. 126; Alice Farley,
lis; Marseau, 116; Vertigo. ia; Decanter.
ia; Judge Wardell, 113; Boney Boy. 113;
Tackanasse. 113; Spurs, III; Billali,
1O9; DIR. Parker, 1O6; Premier, 1Oi: Rus
sella Walden, 100; Blood Hound. 81.
Second race-Charentus. lis; Knight oi
the Garter. lis: Decanter, 113; Bishop
Reed. 112; Judge Wardell. 101; Sir Horian.
100: DR.. Parker, 90; Color, S6; Prosaic, "a.
Third Race-Spalder, 1903; Merrily, 103;
Be Be S. 50; Monometallist, s5; Newton
Anger. 90.
Fourth race.-Premier, 1902; Water Girl,
81; Plantam, 81; Double Dummy, 107;
Wordsworth, 80; Sister Fox. SO, and Tink-
Ter, 102.
Fifth race-water Girl. 81; Duke Of Mid
dleburg. 81; Tyran, So; Acrobat, 10S, and
Ella DAILY. LOG.
The evening times., 1899-04-06

I Is Ladies' Tigkt-fitting Jackets. in
!. Serge and Cheviot, lined with Black
Taffeta silk or colored satin: nattiest
7 Of the seasons styles; worth 81 *
|. $5.95, for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
!. 16 Ladies' Tailor made Suits: some
!. are plain Cheviot, with silk Lined Jack
I cts and gored Skirt: the others are
j fancily braided; Eton and Blouse ef-
! fec tse''; worth 1850. $3.50
- Ladies Separate Skirts: some
. Plaids. some stripes: others plain;
: lot made up Of many lots; cut in very
!. latest styles; worth at least 81 *
$OOV. IOT
: Is Boys Double breasted Short Pants
7 Suits: Blue. Black. and Gray; all wool
and made with double seat and knees:
. scattering sizes: ! to 16. Ex- 81 S0
. ira good value at $3.50. "I.JV
II Boys Brown Cheviot Brownie
. Suits, with solid Red or Green Vest
and Collar: trimmed with Black or
: White Braid; scattering sizes; 81 AZ
to years; worth $3.50. for. '1O
Boys Brown Cheviot Sailor Suits:
: blouse cut full and trimmed with
White Soutache braid; sizes 3 to
years; No. As and 6's; worth S1 AZ
2.5O, for .................... s'1o
Lot Of ; to 7-yard lengths of Fancy
Covert Suitings, in dark mixed colors;
, regular value 80 cents yard. 11C
Lot of Fancy Percaline Skirting; 1
to 6-yard lengths and sc inches wide;
extra quality when sold at II Lee &C
yard. Now
Broken lot of Ladies Strong Muslin
Chemise band and sleeves edged with
everlasting trimming; soiled little
by handling. Regular value 11AC
Ice. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iI2
% pairs C. B. Corsets, with short
hip. girdled waist, full boned; Black.
Gray and White, trimmed with lace
top and bottom. Regular 81 S6C
value for ---..S
Remnants of IL 1-2c Fancy Pique;
stripes and figures new ef- SAC
fects. Choice now.-... WI
Remnants of Bates Seersucksr Cling
hams. the very kind that is Il l-2c a
yard usually. The pieces are handy &c
lengths -...-...-.-....'
Remnants of Silver Star Madras. reg
ular Il l-2c yard kind; and in the
terms. Clearance price
Short lengths of White Lawn; Az
inches ais,y, wide s AND Sad ,he 1ns To elsar ss1
Short lengths of 4e-inch White
Lawn. that is regular l0c quality. spe-
cial price for them tomorrow per &c
yard ..............-.... ........-..-.
Remnants of Sc and loe checked
Nainsooks; good usabie lengths &C
and pretty patterns --...-.-.....o
AZ pairs Ladies' Black French Wei
Kid Button and Lace Boots, some with
kid, Others. with patent leather tips;
they are handse%ed han ,s pinS shoe. ,or and SO
IS Heavy Huck Towels. size 2Ox4O
sa9r sad rssHss g .ss1s ,sG ,Ss% salas at Come 2H
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WARsHIPs TO BE IMPROVED.
Changes to he Made in the Cincin-
natl and Raleigh.

The Naval Board on Construction has
decided to replace the boilers Of the Gin
cinnati and the Raleigh with watertube
boilers of the latest type, using higher
steam pressure. and to reduce the size OF
engines by bushing the cylinders. retain
ing the horse power and speed OF the ves-
sells while at the same time increasing
their radius Of action and their coal-carry-
ing capacity by 130 tons. These changes.
which will consume a year, will permi;
other notifications to be made in the VEN
tilatiOn and other weak points Of those
ships which will make them equal to the
best vessels Of the cruiser class afioat in
the world.
The Raleigh will be refitted at the Ports
mouth navy yard and the Cincinnati at
New York. 1t is estimated that the changes
will cost nearly $5G0,000.
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washinsto. stock Exchange.

Regular call-Columbia R. R. SIS. $500
at los rs. Peoples Fire Insurance. 200
at L. Capital Traction, 5s at So IA;
25 at So "a; 155 at 80; asa at 80 1-2: 125
at so 3-s. Washington Gas, 3s at 50.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, Il at
IS: 5 at ~. Mergenthaler Linotype, 5 at
1877; 60 at 1s7 Ia; 1870 at 1s7 SIS. Lanston
Monotype. % at ~ Ia. American GRAPHIC
phone. 215 al l3 "a; 6S5 at 13 rs. Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage. 1.200 at 45 cents. Az
ter call-American Graphophone preferred.
S at IA; American Graphophone. 500 at
13 3-i. Capital Traction. 40 at 80 IL.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, SO at As cents.
GOVERNMENT BUNDN
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II to II.
tCONTINUED.)

Lot Of ladies' shapes in turbans and
pompadours, in all the latest shades
and black and white-in rough, fancy
and chip braids-hats which have zoe
been $1.25 and $1.49 for this hour. -
Lot Of all-woOl Smyrna and Brussels
rugs, in variety of new patterns, such
as sell for 60c, for this 10C
hour ...................... ~
Double-bed size white bed 10C
spreads will be sold for. ~
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1 to q.

Children's percale dresses to IA
years-with box pleat fronts-trimmed
with lace or BRAID with breteiles over
shoulder: instead of 79c, for A0C
this hour VI
The most ultra stylish black and
blue and fancy cheviot tailor made
suits. with silk-lined jackets; with
newest cut skirts: you see S11 S(1
them everywhere at s1s-for. ~ sL.JV
Children's pique REFERS, trimmed
handsomely with ribbon: usually S0C
sold for CSC, this hour they'll be-. ~
120 pairs of misses tan button shoes.
which you would consider excellent
value at $1.50. will be sold this exc
hour at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sprays of pansies. lilacs. corn flow-
ers, geranium wreaths, sweet peas. 1 &C
rose foliage and roses, for ...... ~
Unbleached huck towels. fringed and
fancy borders, will be sold for nc
an hour for. rs
Turkey red ready made S-Quarter
table covers, such as usually sell AdC
for zoe each. for this hour .... TT
White damask table linen, In 10C
handsomest designs, for ..........so
The evening times., 1899-04-06

! the strongest stocks this morning. with an
advance to SO. The friends OF this stock
believe that 4, is destined TO attain to 4
much higher level during the coming two
months.
Another day much like. yesterday was
promised in the opening OF the stock mar
ket this morning. Prices opened at
trifiing recession from yesterdays close
in most cases and during the first two
hours declined further. There were peri
ods OF strength, but the general tendency
seemed 10 be downward, though there was
nothing sensational about the declines. The
tightness of money yesterday afternoon
seemed 10 be reflected in the dullnsss and
general unwillingness to embark on the
long side, and in the absence Of good buy
ing the bears attempted TO force prices
down. II is pertinent 10 note that they
had little success. There was nothing
like a break, as there has been nothing of
this nature during the last three days OF
declines The outlook Is uncertain, and
predictions are various. On the whole.
however. IL Is expected. probably by
majority of the Street that there Will be
a recovery of some moment before the end
of the week.
There were no features Of the market.
the entire list seeming 10 4psriaker Of the
general tone. The Flower stocks were
active in comparison with the remainder
OF the list bur dull when compared with
the business done in them. last week
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Federal Steel
preferred and common, Rock Island. Peo-
pies Gas. and Atchison, preferred. all re-
ceded in price during the morning hours
Mr.. Flower was not In the market a. fer
as could be seen and the public did not
care to buy his stocks even at the lower
prices in his absence. 1t was noticeable,
however. that traders generally bought
Federal Steel, common. around 6s.
The trading in Steel and Wire. common.
was active though no advance was made In
the morning hours. A tip was we'll circu
lated to the effect that the stock is to
have a good advance in the next Sixty days
and there was some good buying The
selling however. was also good. II is be-
lieved that when the market begins to ad-
vance again the Steel and Wire stocks will
be conspicuous.
American Cotton OIL was again active
today but in the morning trading there
was no advance in price.
The grangers were inactive and weak.
apparently In sympathy with the stiffsn-
ing of prices In wheat. There were de-
clines in all this group, which, however.
did not extend far. II is believed that the
grangers will be conspicuous for their
strength early in the resumption of the
hull market
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Revival Of Rubber industries.

New Haven, Conn, April S.-The Candee
Rubber Company's works started up in all
departments yesterday employing 1900
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Governor Lowndcs stated last night that there
will be no meeting Of the board Of public works
to consider the sale Of the States interest in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal until next week. Il
was expected the meeting would be held Thurs
ny. 5-r-aa-- .a
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Mill remnants OF colored and black
lawns in such shades as pink, light
blue, cerise. nile, cardinal, lemon, ma
Wy. lavender and black-a very fine
sheer quality such as sells usu- ASC
ally for 10c and II Lee yard, for. .f8
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II to ~.

Ladies' stylish erepon skirts, all cut
on the newest pattern. with loop and
button backs, full bell hang; instead
Of $3.50. will be sold this hour a %
a
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| 10 dozen-that's a remnant lot oi
| these popular Mems 15c quality Back
and Tan Half Hose. To wind them &c
| up tomorrow ...-.--...-- --.---...---'
Broken lots of the 25c and 35e grades
OF mems Silk Tecks and Four Hands
they are all good patterns and 1SC
newest colorings. Choice ...... ~
Small lot OF Mems Plain White Hem
stitched and Fancy Bordered Hand
kerchiefs-really exceptionally good &C
value at 10c. To close. "
% Mems Suspenders-all that are left
OF that lot Of All-Elastic Suspenders,
with leather ends; mode shades: 1SC
regular CSC value, for. IL
81 Mems Colored Shirts OF dffferen,
patterns; cuffs to match: perfect fitting
and slightly soiled from handling; lOC
worth II. Tor. ..................Vo ~
10 Remnants Floor Oil Cloth, in four
patterns, size 3sx3s. miscutting of 91C
an order; worth 30c each for 81
Two Double-faced Jute Smyrna Rugs,
slightly soiled; size 36x72: oriental q
colorings; worth s1.95 each, for. -
Two rolls OF China Mating. the last
Of the lot and both rolls the same pat
tern; 40 yards in each 81 S0
worth IS the roll for. .....-..... ~o.oV
3 pairs White Nottingham Lace
Curtains, Brussels effect: 3I-2 yards
long; slightly mperfect-regular TIC
value $1.3s pair, for. ~
) Decorated Wash Basins. large size
and assorted colors; regular 65c JS.
grade. Tor.
l American Porcelain Dinner Set,
flower design in Blue: gold lined; a
few unimportant pieces are miss &C
ing; complete, worth $3.50. NOW. ~
3 American Porcelain Toilet Sets. of
10 pieces each; heavy gold shad q AZ
ing from top; worth s375. for. SI.fJ
6 White Stop Jars. with covers:
slightly imperfect. but not to
hurt their utility: worth S1.25. &C
VI
3 Banquet Lamps. with Rochester
burners. enameled base: tar Il 1S
nished little; worth SS.IJ, for. '.IJ
Spice Boxes. Japanned and inside
cans and nutmet graters: worth 10e
53c, 1oT. ~
Salt Boxes. imported German en-
amel finish; slightly damaged 10C
Worth 49c, for. 81
Remnants of Swiss. Nainsook. and
Cambria Edgings and Insertings. de-
sirable patterns and lengths: lie. 19c.
sna so4!.:.s.,''.e'.1' :5e yard qualities 12He
Remnants of the &c and Sc grades.
of Embroidery-as you nnd them &c
long and short pieces es........O
Remnants Of the SC a yard Embroid-
eries-not many-hut what there
are. usual lengths and pretty pat &c
Remnants of machine made Torcbou
Lace and Insertings: many patterns,
but small quantities: Sc and Toe &C
values for. per yard. d............V
Short lengths of Point Venice Lace.
for jabots. neck and sleeve decoration;
also Point de Paris and Nalenciennes
Laces l to inches wide; handsome
new patterns. worth UP 10 zoe a Tee
Broken lot OF Boys Golf Caps. new
shapes and patterns; in the lot all
sizes but not in every pattern; 1SC
worth 50c and 15c. for. oo
% pairs Children's Black and Tan
Button and Lace Shoes. made on sew
eral different lasts; dressy and
durable: worth $3.50 and sl75, SIP
for .-.-.---......-..
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Neat figured two-tone double width
dress goods, in variety of combinations,
very desirable for children's school
dresses, waists and house cos &C
tumes, worth - Lee yd, for. W.
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Ladies' figured brilliantine skirts
not the narrow, poorly-ftting skirts
which are usually sold at a low price
but full wide garments, made
well and finished nicely, for an c0C
hour W
The evening times., 1899-04-06

HECHTS' ADVT.
HECHTS' AnVT.


o aoef o adve
Ia # s
be of jus much eerhe
aged"wh desired
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Lot Of rich, lustrous china silks. in
such shades as cardinal, lavender. ce
rise, nile, corn, purple and black-such
as sell for 19c yard usually
will be sold this hour per yd 11IC
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Lot of ladies' mixed and plain and
Panama straw hats in a large variety
of latest shapes and shades. now S0C
marked SIC. will be sold this hour. ~
The evening times., 1899-04-06

100-yd spools silk. / 1-2c.
l0c bottles vaseline. SC.
Hooks and eyes for 1c card.
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Short lengths Of unbleached muslin,
the very heavy quality, in most desira-
Bile lengths. usually sells for 8 1-2c
yard, will be sold this hour Q3SC
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Lot of ladies shirt waists. in the
handsomest patterns out this spring
waists which sell up 10 75c-for zoe
this hour JJ
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Lot OF boys wool golf caps, in big
assortment OF patterns. caps which 0C
are usually sold for &c, for. ...J
The evening times., 1899-04-06

10 Oak Wall Brackets, strong 1OC
ly braced; worth Csc, for. ~
A few pairs OF Ladies' SILK Hose Sup
porters. last of the lot; desirable nc
coiors; worth 1Sc. for.
Odds and ends OF Pearl Buttons: all
sizes from II to "a line. but limited
Quantities; worth from &c to I2c &c
uOZen, Tor. .-.........-.......I
Broken lot of Infants Hair Brushes,
slightly soiied-19c to 25c &C
values. Tor ....-..-..........
Broken lot of Ladies' Print Wrap
pers. in several dark patterns; new
styies-scattering sizes-worth AQC
e3c and i5c, for .......-...-......1O
Broken lots of Ladies' Stocks. Bows.
s-ysrd long Scarfs, Puffs, Four-in-
Hands, etc, worth up 10 81 1SC
cho.ce 1or -.---.-...-........
Broken lots of Club Ties. latest pat
terms and shapes and
Dopular colors-choice 81. 1SC
LOT AO' ~
Broken lots of Boys SILK Windsor
Ties. many colors. pain and fancy
new pa.terns-worth up to 1ec. inc
Broken lots of Ladies' and Chiidren's
Pure White. Hemstitche5 Handker-
chiefs; punching of sew
erai grades-for the choice ? fo. &C
dt ..-......-..--.. -..-...-.---s
Broken lots of Ladies Pure Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs: usual l. 1ec &C
quality: for Observation-Disclosures.
prnlap oi,as Co.-.
and Pants. a joining OF several lots
worth from % cents TO 81 cents. ice
Choice for. ~
Broken sizes Children's Ribbed
Vests. with low neck; a for 1SC
What there are go at.....f 'Vi Io
Broken lots of Ladies'spring- weight
Ribbed Vests. with high neck and
long sleeves: a dropped stitch. maybe.
here and there: also Low Neck Vests.
in Pink. Blue and White. 15c TO &C
&c values for.
Broken lots of Ladies' Ribbed Vests.
with high neck. long and short sleeves.
or low neck with short sleeves or no
sleeves. Lace Front Vests. Ribbed
Pants and Medium Weight Combina-
tien Suits. worth up to s9c. 1QC
'noice .----.-----... .....-.--.-.-.s
Broken sizes of Ladies Kid Gloves.
in White. Gray and Tan; perfect fitting
and usual 81 quality. These few pairs
-l10 in all-are left from the c0c
Easter rush. Choice tomorrow VI
Broken lots of Ladies'. Boys and
Children's Hose; plain and fancy; fast
colors. latest patterns and values from
25c to 29c-alI offered for, your 1Sc
understanding sizes, however. ~
Broken lots of Boys and Girls Fast
Black Seamless Hose; worth 15c 0C
and l1c pair. for. or.............--..v
Broken lots of Ladies' Ribbed Top
and Seamless Extra Long Fast Black
and Tan Hose. Of extra fine gauge
worth IL 1-ec a pair What there
are to go tomorrow 4 fo- 1SC
at ...-.--.'...'-
10 pairs of Tires. that are slightly
mismolded but wearing qualities
unharmed: worth S2.50 each. Il S0
for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Few pairs of Warren's Leather 1SC
Grips: worth soc pair. for. 81
20 Benedict Safety Razors,
similar in design to Star; worth 1SC
II, fOr- .............-...
A few dozen Easter Lilly Plants.
used during Easter for store decora-
tion. healthy and we'll developed. 1SC .
=. I. -
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Boys Merrimac percale shirt waists,
in elegant assortment of patterns.
the 25c waist everywhere; for 111~C
an hour. IZ|2
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Boys blue flannel blouse suits: with
large collars trimmed with red or
white soutache braid; such suit c0C
as sells for Sl.50, for. W
The evening times., 1899-04-06

l20 pairs infants black and tan but
ton shoes, in sizes To 6. such 11C
as sells for S5c. for this hour. ..iJ
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All-silk satin ribbon in No. u and
16. in all shades, such as sells for inc
l5c and 19c. this hour per yd for. ~
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Lot of ladies' corsets, in broken sizes
in white and gray-left from line at
39c-they shall go this hour 1OC
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The identical corset cover which sells
for u 1-2c about town, with felled
seams. will be sold tomorrow dur &C
ing this hour at.
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DEALINGS M WALL STREET.
Industrial shares Take Prominence
IN The Active Ii6t

Industrial shares Take Prominence
In the Active. List
New York. April 6.-The stock market
opened with show Of hesitation in the
railroad stocks becoming irregular after
the initial quotations. The greatest ac-
ticivy was among the industrials. Brook
lyn Rapid Transit fell 3-4 per cent on
realizing sales in the first. three minutes
Of trading from which there was a partial
recovery. Decided strength was shown by
American Cotton Oil, American Spirits and
National Lead. Continental Tobacco was
advanced per cent on a fairly large VOL
ume Of trade, .4r,;,
Government bonds were firm. New As
advanced Is per cent.
The evening times., 1899-04-06

For an hour We shall sell cream cur
tain scrin, 30 inches wide, at 1sC
very low price Of.
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2 to 8.

Infants cambria slips. with prettily
trimmed yokes, for this Or e
hour ...-......--..-... --....o
Children's leghorn hats. handsomely
trimmed, such as sell for more C0C
than double-for this hour. w
Genuine hand woven Japanese white
wash silk soft as down and Of elegant
lustre. this material makes handsome
graduating and confirmation
dresses-sells for 39c yard-for 1QC
this hour. .........-......sS
Extra size Turkish towels, good,
heavy quality, instead of 25c, for &C
this hour.
Ladies' trimmed Panama sailors.
such AS have been f1.is. VIII be 7QC
sold this hour for.
s6 pairs ladies' tan vesting top lace
shoes in sizes 3 to :. the usual
sl60 shoe in every shoe store, Q0C
for this hour ...................Oo w
Art crepe sofa pillows. with ruffies
all around, in handsome patterns 11C
for this hour.
Golden crepe drapery, silkolines and
cretonnes in an immense as
sortment of patterns, for this 1sC
hour. ....-.......... 70
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New York Stock Market.
Corr,,ted daily by W. B.. Hibbs a Co.,
members of the New York Exchange.
1919 f Street. 10
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Ladies' fashionable cheviot serge
suits-either black or blue, whichever
you wish: with silk-lined jackets; with
full bell shaped skirts. with new loop
and button fastening backs: lined with
good Innings and bound with velveteen;
thoroughly finished at every point:
suit, which you cannot buy for less
than 81 anywhere you go. will &C Sf
be sold for an hour for. .'U.JV
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Collar buttons, which sell at 1Oc.
dozen usually will be sold this 1C
hour per dozen for northumberland
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Ladies' black and colored taffeta silk
waists, newest at every point; as per-
fectly made as any dressmaker can
make them: instead of $3.50, 81 QQ
this hour 1f.JO
The evening times., 1899-04-06

Grass linen embroidery and inserting
TO match. in all widths such as sells
usually for soc. and zoe. yard QLSC
frr "
The evening times., 1899-04-06

ei0 pairs ladies' black and tan Ok
fords. in sizes TO S, such as sell 3QC
for '5c pair usually, for this hour. JJ
The evening times., 1899-04-06

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