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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20

Paterson, N. j.. Sept. 20.--Vice Presi.
dent Hobart left his summer home at
Norwood Park. near Long Branch, for
his winter home in Paterson yester-
day, arriving last evening. He was
accompanied by his wife and by his
family physician, and said that he
felt as well as could be expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20

nc. II. WHITE & Co., OF New York,
have telegraphed to our city that
they will take the S24, ZOO Sinking
Fund bonds, which they were
awarded by the Sinking Fund Com
mlssioners as being the highest
bidders, if the city will make them
coupon bonds instead of reg istered
bonds. The city has never had any
trouble to dispose OF its issue Of
bonds, which have all been regis
tered bonds, IN the past. We see
no use OF the city making these
bonds to SUIT the demands of White
4 Co. Let them accept them as they
have been drawn or refuse them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20

BIsHOp COLEMAN has returned
home after making one OF his tramp
ing expeditions around the country.
He was gone II days and walked
220 miles in his outing. Iic ha.
taken these little walks for the last
30 years, and thereby has an oppor.
tunity OF studying the people better
as they often entertain him without
knowing his identity. He sleeps at
taverns and farm houses and takes
his meals wherever he can get them.
He says these walking trips do him
incalculable good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netic. full OF life, nerve and vlgor. take MOTTO.
BAG, the wonder worke-. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, Soc or 81. Cure guaran.
iced Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago Or New York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20

Constable Windish indicted nse.-.
At Elkton, yesterday in the circuit court
the grand jury indicted Constable VIII
liam p, Wndish for the killing of All Ter
roe al Perry vills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20
so

SI.5U
Genuine
BambooClo thesTrees
BambooTables $1.1O;
Bamboo Music Cabi-
nets, $1.75; Bamboo
1abourettes 9 Oc-
prices are about J
what they should be.
Stock is new and at
tractive. Came to us
in a special way and
we took advantage
of it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20

THE affairs of the National Ex-
port Exposition are being brought
to better condition every day and
in week the fair will be worth
visiting. After the first two days
not over $4,000 was taken in any one
day, the admission being 50 cents.
On Saturday last $50, 5000 was TAX
en- in at Is cents admission. This
shows the difference between so and
Is cent admissions which the Phil
adelphia Press has been cOntending
was the popular price and would
draw larger crowds and the Expo
sition take in more money than in
SO cent admissions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20

THE names of every one of the
witnesses against DR.. George w.
Quinn should be published in let
ters large enough to be read at a
glance, who were guilty of calling
upon him to help them out of their
trouble and disgrace. No married
woman should for one instant think
of being party to get rid of her
marriage obligations. Young girls
who become so foolish as to trans.
gress the laws OF nature should not
be guilty Of committing worse sin
that of murder, IN addition to their
1ther crime, in seeking the aid of a
physician to help her hide her
shame from the world. The law
forbids the act of abortion and the
parties seeking such aid should be
amena able under the law and pun
ished accordingly. Both should be
guilty alike in the eyes of the law.
While not wishing to shield the doc
tor, we do not wish to shield the
principal in the unnatural crime.
Let both be punished if one is to be.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-20
PUBLIC SALES.

COMBIN ALTON SALE-WlLL BE SOLD
~ at public sale at the Horn Building, lOi
Walnut street, between Front and Second
streets, Wilmington, Del,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

Queer ~ q. local dealers ior delivery in round rs
Grain--O Oats S2oaai; barley ST. 50; wheat. CHICKEN
feed, Sis.so@ls; bran. $lis shorts. as.
Butter, Cheese, EGws and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. 7oc mp: fancy dairy. in squares
s@aac; washington ereameres. lib and lib prints.
Cheese Native Washington. lsalsc. eastern. ise
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. uessc: Eastern. ma
2ic.
Comb honey California comb i2s@lsc: strained.
Poultry Livs chickens. sasloc; liv. turkeys. ilc
dressed turkeys. H@loc; ducks $@5 per dos; geese.
nuts. iisc; pecans. lasisc: ibsrt.. isc; Bpass ic
aimonds fancy soft shell: lae: slmonds. No . isc:
peanuts 70; pine. i5c, hickory. loci eocoanuts. pss
doz Toe; popcorn. eac per ID.
Hay, Grain ana Feed.
inston timothy slI; alfalfa. sloaii.
pariey-Roil lied ssss isi'
Com. Whole. &a5o; CRACKED. sas; feed meal. PEI
Wheat Feed. SIS. sagso; oil cake meal, $50; mid.
dngs. s22a23 BRAN SIS; shorts. s16.50ai7; chopped
feed. s2oaH; dairy chopped feed $3.50.
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh mss a. beet 70 Per s s.s:. beet
Il, Ss:ss II 4, is:s s !: . 81 break
Coin sDssa w. ia,s ssiss. 1 &c: ~: :s
Fresh fish, Halibut, 6Gsc steelhead salmon, &C.:
fall salmon Sc; salmon trout. loc; mountain trout
shrmps. ioc .neit Sc: herring 4Ssc black 's sod
I@sc; oysters. Olympia. "a sack. 50 gallon; CLAIMS
si7s sack; Dunssnsss crabs live. slso; cooked s5
Vegetables.
ton: sweet potatoes. 81 s0a2 per cwt bcets 75c rer
sack carrots. Coo per saek rutabaeas 600 par SACK
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec. A--Athough wheat at the OPEN
ing was 10 up for May, the feeling was not bull
ish Gables were lower. and an increase In the
visible supply Of about 100000 bushels was expected
The demand anything but pressing. and In a
duh sort Of way the market essed OF for May to
6sfssac At this point 1t stcadied and as statistics
The advance carried May to 69ac ana the close was
&c over Saturday at 6sdSsbc. During the last hour
the market rather active
expected to bring forth liberal offerings, there was
little disposition to buy December closed 90 down
May closed unchanged from Saturday.
Oats were firm. a good cash demand being the
strengthening factor. May closed unchanged.
Provisions opened strong, and though the market
eased Oft some. tho hrmness was maintained TO the
close. Hog receipts light, and prices higher.
January pork closed &c hisher May pork 40 higher:
May lard, &c better, and May ribs Sc higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

soopin9 quotations today wsfe - fon0wss
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.
susnr--Golden q IN bbls. As7Ac: extra O.. in bbis.
aexsc beet sugar Gsoc powdered. esee; az rsn.
ulsted siOc; In bls. flcc higher; cube. bboc; spos
cash prices.
Flour etc.-patent Excellent. ssss; Novelty 4.
$780, Star. baker,, sSI5: California brands. $780,
corn meal. yellow SIS per 100 lbs In lob sacksi
corn meal. white. ST. per 100 lbs Ia ioib sacks:
buckwheat -four, pure $3.50 per 30 lbs In Glib sacks.
cracked wheat. s225 per 100 lbs in lolb sacks;
farina 81 80 per 100 lbs in lolb sacks: farina, g
per lW lbs. In 5-ib sacks; steel cut oatmeal. $50
PER 100 lbs. In lob sacks graham -four Sis Per oe
lbs, In lob sacks whole wheat -four. $1s5 per loo
lob sacks rye flour. sans per 100 lbs, ii lob sacks;
split peas 1Wlb sacks. -; split peas, $50 per 100
lbs In 9Th boxes; pearl barley, 81 % Der 100 lbs, In
SACKS; wheat fakes. 7Slb boxes. ti8; wheat aakea.
Ueo Per case Of 80 2lb pkgs: fancy rolled oats s2@
per Dbl, In Glib sacks: meal. yellow, 2@ per
Dbl In e0lb sacks; corn meal white, 50 per bbl IN
oob sacks; buckwheat -four. pure. 10 per bbl IN
o-io sacksi cracked wheat. - per Dbl. In solb
sacks; steel cut ontmeal $3.50 per Dbl, In @ib
sacks; graham -four. $3.50 per bbl. In 5o-lb sacks;
whole wheat hour s. Per bbl In 50-lb sacks: rye
meal. S1S per Dbl, in 50-lb sacks. rye -four n per
p6i; fancy rolled oats so.lb net bbls, s. 20; fancy
rolled oats. 0ib sacks, ss5; fancy rolled oats. per
.Colieea s,s~n Mocha, per H. Di@siie; Jsya. PER
Koested -Arl nckles, In 10olb cases. per cwt $i25
eob cases, per cwt. Sass; @-ib cases PER cwt.
w es JAYS 0b tins. per ID, cole: sacks 3slc Alden
Mochs. 3sc Caracola, SIZE; Guatemala 2jc; ground
coffee. lea@Hsc; Lien. loos. Sl27s; es. Slasi ~.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


btGa00tUmUs
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec i-wheat, steady Bar.
ley. quiet. Oats. quiet. Spot quotations were: -.
Wheat shipping No. J. setc; choice. VIC; miii-
barley Feed. saassic; brewing. sOgs2Ac, gray,
sirt8tl2l: milling. si.i5@iD.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. 81 sos; do Washington B.ilS:
do Oregon. 800: wheat centais i30 do WashinGton,
as5; oats. centas. $780, do Washington, $500; beans.
sacks 1884; corn, centals, 800. potatoes. sacks.
6s45. bran. sacks. SIS middHnes. sacks. 40; hay,
tons. 7l6: wool. bales. as: hides. number, lbs.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Milistufs--M iddIinsu. siT@N; bran. sh@S per
Hsy-wheat, S@io; wheat and oat. Tscas 80;
hest barley seas; alfalfa s6as; stock s@S 5o com.
pressed wheat. N@io; straw. per bale. N@a1 NJ.
Burbanks 4s9S6c: River Reds 6odtesc; Salinas Bur-
banks. sieL2S; sweet. 7sc@siioi Oregon Burbanas.
60c0iSl05.
Friits-Apples. choice. 81; common. $50 -
Butter-Fancy creamery, 25c: do seconds, A4zsci
fancy dairy, HR22c; do seconds, lsa%c' picked =
Chee.s-New, iis@i2lc; old. saloc; Young Amer.
lean. faaisc, Eastern. lsN16sc: Western, l3alic.
Eggs-Store. 2s@3ac: fancy ranch, fie; Eastern,
Wool ana Hops.
Wool sprng--Nevsda, i2alsc; Eastern Oregon,
l1ai6c. Valley Oregon, 10000. FAH-Northern
mountain lambs, l0tl2c: mountain lambs. sdloci
San Joaquin plains. 7@ioc; Humboldt and Mehdo-
Hops~Crop Of 1889. ii@l2c.
CLOSING Quotations.
wheat--steady May, sl06A; cash. Vic.
Barley--Q Quiet; December, $3.50.
Corn-Larse yellow. sio5@iWA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

Trade was rather slow on Western avenue yester
day. Fruit was not plentiful. but there was htt's
demand for II.
car of Persian dates. which arrived from New
York a day or two ago, 10 now distributed among
the different houses. This Is the first straight car
Of dates which has 70 Seattle from New
York. The shipments wsre usually from San Fran
cisco. The dates selling we'll $3.50 .
The market for nuts ~ firm. Eastern stock IN IN
especially good demand
car Of oranges Is expected tomorrow or Wednes
day. The market Is dropping slightly. fancy stock
now bringing $3.50 TO $375 and choice stock s. TO
s326. Tho market Ia fairly active.
Vegetables are somewhat easier. The wet weather
has prevented many shipments OF potatoes lately
and the market IL accordingly becoming frmer. A
rise In prices Is looked for In few days
new shipment Of tomatoes IL on sale at from
5oc to SOC. The demand IL limited.
Lettuce and celery are steady. Large shipments
Of good stock arrive every day. and sell fairly we'll
Onions and radshes are. In demand, Beans arc
firm. and further rise Is anticipated
Tho hsh market II slowly advancing. New figures
are quoted today Alaska shipments. OF halibut arc
heavy. On the last two steamers 900 pounds cario
down. and the market is fairly well supplied. Con.
signmcnts Of herring arc arriving from down Sound
points every day. There Is q strong demand for
them. Salmon and other fish are scarce. Grabs.
clam. and oysters arc scarce. with heavy. do
mand.
Grain and dairy markets confirms unchanged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05
eeeeeeeeosOo

ew. Hudyan is for men and women. Huds
yam cures. and permanently
Hudyan is for sale by druggfsts-50c .
package. or six packages for $50.
If your druggist does not keep Hudyanv
send direct to the Hudyan Remedy Coz
corner Stockton. Ellis and Market streets,
San Francisco, Cal.
CONSULT HuDYAN pOCTORS ABOUT
YOUR CASE. FREE OF CHARGE CALI
OR WRITE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

n you gsve m.
dence Of Kidney
Disease. for kid
aey diseases would
soon render you
physically unable
to meet the 70.
Quirements OF q
soldier.
Know, then, that
kidney dissase 10
= most dangerous
disease. II allow.
ed to pursue ~
COURSE ttninteS.
rupted. A. soon
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4--Cattle-Choice. extra strong
both Herefords and Aberdeen Angus sold today at
ST. l0 inferior good steers 1905c lower; COW mar
ket easy; eanners steady; feeders. qniet; good to
choice, S. s0dTfo poor to medium. 81 25G6 Isl mixed
stock S3d370: selected feeders. siepi 50; good to
choice cows S. iOi 40; heifers. S. l554o: Gamers
sls5a3; bulls. S2iedi25: calves. STAT; fed Texas
beeycs. si3oa5 so: grass Texas steers, ss2sa3A2s;
Western range beeyes. si@5G
Hogs--Active, 5@l0c lower; weaker; mixed and
butchers. S. s5diio good TO choice heaevy, So 903
40; heavy s37sa3ss; light sad4o5; bulk Of sales,
IS SOFA
Good to choice sheep and lambs. firm, active; 9TH
ers steady to weak native wethers, si4f75 lambs,
alo9455; Western wethers. A@si.5s; Western
lambs. s5a5.50
ReceiptsCattls 1850; hogs. 5000; Sheep 10000
Omaha.
OMAHA, Dec. 4--Cattle-Receipts, 400: market
steady: native beef steers A50d6: Western steers,
siG4 80; Texas steers. S375@4z5; and heifers.
IS 25di: Gamers 81 Nd3 sockers and feeders, So 60
$780, calves. $a5oa5 so; bulls and stays 81. 5dss5
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market Sc higher; heavy
s77kass5; mixed s,soas. ss4: light. s3ss46sHA.
Sheep Receipts. 1900: market steady. fair to
choice Westerns. sta4 Is; common and choice sheep
s3Tsa4; lambs. 81. 5a5.3.
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closed u st3c: May ciossd at 7sc; yuly closed q
1870; Decembsr closed At 7ikc.
Mool-f5ul
coaes- Options closed stssey. 8 poisss hishss. to
points lower: sales, $3.50 bAez, Including Decem-
bsr. aosei January, 6ior: February Asoc spot Ric
stsady: No. : invoice, e: No jobbins &c: mild.
steady: Cosdoya, 61ffii3c.
eusar-Raw. steady; refined steady,
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WOOL MARKETS.
london.

LONDON. Dec tine offerings At the wcol auc-
ton sales numbered B.552 bales "A large selection
81 merinos offered. and included choice New
South Wales and Queensland. which met with in
creased bidding from the homo and American bhy-
en. The American buyers operated specially In nns
greasy combines, spd secured fair portion Of the
offerings They also. purchased deep grown ius-
trofs greasy cfossbreds at an advance Of ID.
The total purchases Of the day amounted TO nearly
3o,oc bales. The attendance was large
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-05

kAHAlE 0s
health on o psrfna-
nsnt basis, Have YOU
any Of these symp.
to7ns7 Be cured BY
Hudyan. HudynI1
strengthens the kid
neys and builds up
the kidney structures
ffudyAn correcks oil
the above symptoms.
Hudyan relieves dIx.
2iness and givea
strength. Hudyan 10
a tissue builder
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vrsIDLn SRxIs sorrLr.

NEW YORK, Dec 4.-,Fhe statement Of the
visible supply Of grain Ia store and Aoat on Saur-
day. December .. as compiled by the New York
produce exchange, IL ~ follows:
Wheat IS, rs 900 bushels; decrease 5000 bushels.
Corn .7i2.0o0 bushels increase. 10000 bu.hels.
Oats-6 1853 900 bushels increase. ~, 900 bushela
Rye, G33 900 bushels; decrease. lis 900 bush<lA
Barley 900 bushels: increase. $4,000 btnhds
az a. N
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ssscgs r.: maven, MS@4s; yspansss ne
~ 10 ssS. banana sS. @s Re psssSs. ; HsSs
dc1; appiss. g. nal Is psr bqx sceordinl 70 vanstyy
California hva. solid packea sc4@1; cAftops, 81 n
@fi6: Smyrna hss. is3zle par ID: In sacks. lOc.
cyahbsrres 1901 50 Dbl, Persian dates 10 grapes
Sisfi 20 Coneords sO@eoc per BASKET; pears 50t 81
pr box fresh cidss. $50 par gallon.
Lumber ana Bafldlns Materials.
Loss-sugericr quality. ~, ", No. l ar. st0s,
y: .M itas' 'Dr'e' ios'. Ms' cedar 'hihss S0iss
Insnbsf-Fir. rough, tp, thick anish surf.c.d
ons o. tAo sides, .. 70 and 10 inches vide Si60io.
lengths. u 10 IL fset:. special lengths. s0c PER IL
srtrs: cus-ineh nnlsh tl5sis: al vertical Grain. q
psr N extra. Flosrins Dressed and matched Sis
il1l; stt ek boards. einch. e9w ieineh, y sd9iS;
ifinch. S4Nu. Fencing No. Z o. six-inch hnish
81 No. D. 20: v channel rustic. or drop sidfns,
wetsht 500 his tiiei1A Fir tmbsrJnsts and scsnt.
lines, rough. s04n; sisiE. @nap: 3,
Washington red cedar iumbsr- Rollsn. y4s; bsvei
j, ! and .. finch. 800 lbs; Nos: \ and j. kinch.
TO lbs, Si3@N; wsinscotins. Sloait rustic, SI@B;
"a shingles St5c; standard shingles. SLID: ono
inch nnish, H. Il and 10 feet, sasi; thick huIsh,
S8as; cedar squares. 7. O. ard 10 feet s7i@so;
p Kim dried. q In advance o. grssn. prayass. 20
Cement .liobbins) -Poftisnd. x. B. D.. SIS.
N lin. iiobbips, Roche Harbor. ,iso. San Juan.
'' Plaster t,cbbin Golden Gate pei barrel. 81.
Plaster hair tiobhne)-washed. N.@ por sack; uns
washed. $in per ssck.
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NEW YORK. Dec. s-Ths Commercial AdvsFt1D-
cr's London financial cablegram says:
The markets here were slack and irregular, oref-
ators impatcntly anticipating important news from
the Transvsal Americans began nrm and Quiet on
apeakc 4 Ohio Issues, but New York selling caused
4 rather weak close chesapeake 4 Ohio, Union Pa
cihc and Baltimore h Ohio were fat Tintos. ~:
Anacondas, 0 $40; Utahs. III Bost0ns. l.
There was good demand early In the session for
money for repayrncnts to the bank, and the pay
ment Of half million Indian treasury hils AZ the
close money was I per cent.
BreadatuMs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec l-Corn-Spot American, new,
steady, 81 Sd old, steady, II 3D. Futures steady;
December s. Sd; January. 81 Sd February n "a.
wheat-Spot duh. Futures, quiet; December. b
CID; March, S SD; May. 8 I'D
LIVERPOOL. Dec. AThc imports 81 wheat
during the past week At Liverpool were y, 40 guar
ters from Atlantic ports and 600 quarters from
other pcrts.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON Dec. 4-Close: Canadian FaciAe. ~,
Union Pacihc ~; Northern Pacific preferred. 7si;
Atchison. "a; Anaconda, ~; Grand Trunk. H. Bar
silver, quiet; aAd. Money. li@5 per cent
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Is ever to the front, and you will md IT.
accommodations unsurpassed, it rateg -
low a. thoEe Of any line, and everything
done to make your trip East enJoyAble.
Before purchasing your ticket call At the
city or depot ticket once. /. A. Nadeaus
general agent Seattle.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARK
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Dec. 4.--,rhc deadlock IN the Port
land wheat market Il tightening. and very few
transactions are reported Quotations are largely
nominal at sc0i5ic for club and Sic for valley.
For heavy milling wheat higher figures are obtain
able, but only In very small way. AZ there Y no
Tonnage on spot and warehouses are crowded. Blue
stem, easy, at SIC.
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Dairy PrOducts.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
was steady creamery, Sas2sc: dairy. 16t22c Cheese
Steady; f1l@124e. Eggs-Fifm; fresh, laa1plo.
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osr-NTEIIGENcER TUESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1899
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Wash. DEC. 1. 1900. !.
Exeharses at the Seattle Tacoma. SPOKANE and
Portland clearing houses today were:
Clsaransss BALANCES.
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THE sEATrLE MARKETs.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat Export. No. club. sole: No. bluestem,
Clio; milling. No. ] club. SIC: bluestem. s5ic.
% % %
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LONDON, Dec. 4--Close: Canadian FacfAe. ~,
Union Pacihc ~: NORTHERN Pacific preferred. 7si;
Atchison "a; Anaconda. ~; Grand Trunk. H. Bar
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-11

stage, therefore the announcement that
she will soon be seen as Clorinda Viii.
dairs in "A Lady Of Quality" is ore that
will be Of particular interest to her in
Vulnerable admirers because Of the fact
that it will not only present her in q new
role, but in one which has been attract.
ing great deal OF attention both az the
heroine Of popular novel and very
successful play.
The character has naturally created
even more of sensation in dramatic
form thar it did in the book. Gang
we'll in speaking OF the character IN the
Critic says:
1T appears to me the most interesting
and remarkable thing Mrs. Burnett has
done. Clorinda as vixen, mistress and
murderess, yet remaining witbal the
matchless Clorinda, and finding her
womanhood through all this stress and
storm, is indeed bold conception-al.
ways radiant, beautiful, witty, triumph.
ant, rosecrowned, the toast OF the beauX,
and the envy of the bells, inimitable
whether IN conversation or equitation.
half angel, and half demon, and all a
wonder and wild DESIRE"
Miss Blars tour in "a Lady OF
Quality" Gnder the direction OF w. M.
Wilkinson, opens January 30th. She
will be seen 10 an elaborate production
OF the play from the brush OF Ernest
Albert Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
New York Negotiations are pendidg
;or an engagement in this city during
the present season.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-11

The fifth and last OF this seasons series
OF Philharmonic Orchestra Concerts
will be given March 90 at the Oliver. So
many requests have come in for repeti-
ton of numbers, that the program will
consist Of these largely. The E fiat
Mozart Symphony is one Of the num-
bers. MIR. Bcknell Young, the famous
Chicago baritone, will make his first
appearance in Lincoln, accompanied by
his wife. The press notices speak for
themselves.
Mr.. Young lie the possessor Of a good
compass and power, and his delivery is
distinct and dignified. In many ways
he reminds one Of Ludwig. He is an
acquisition to the concert stage.-New
York World.
Mr.. B. Bicknell Young sang Gounod's
Ring out Wild Bells msgnificently -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mr.. Young was heard in contrasting
numbers, 20 loving heart trust on" dis.
playing rare purity Of tone and artistic
feeling. and the "Toreador's Song"
from Carmen, rolling forth with swing
and vigor quite irresistible. Jersey City
Evening Journal.
Mr.. Young reused his genial audience
to a high pitch Of enthusiasm by his ex.
cellent and enjoyable singing, both Of
his two numbers being heartily encored.
Chicago Figaro.
Mr.. =. Bicknell Young sang "Eri tu,'
from Verdi's 'Ballo in Maschera." with
fine intelligence and artistic finish
Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. Young sang several songs. show.
ing clear and powerful baritone voice