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The evening times., 1899-12-14

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE stock market
opened active and unsettled The initial
prices as a rule showed sharp advances
over yesterdays initial figures. but almost
Immediately heavy selling appeared
throughout the market, after which sharp
reactions took place. The degree OF
strength shown az the opening Of business
was chiefly reflection on the higher fig
ures shown in the London market for
American stocks.
No change was made today in the rate OF
Bank of England which was the chief fac
tor on the strength in the American quar-
ter. Consols on the other hand declined
sharply. rejecting the precarious situation
of the British forces in South Africa. The
most important feature Of the local situa-
ton was the pronounced strength OF the
sterling exchange market which led to re-
ports that gold would be shipped by Satur
days outgoing steamers
It was impossible to verify these rumors.
The market in the main reflected the same
general characteristics that il had shown
in the final dealings Of yesterday. After
the opening liquidations in immense vol
ume appeared throughout the railway list
and was heaviest in the granger shares.
which broke rapidly. After opening al ad-
yances, Missouri Pacific and Union and
Northern Pacific also became unsettled.
Among the specialties. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit broke with particular violence. and
Manhattan sold of sharply on its opening
figures. The subsequent dealings were
marked by wide and rapid fluctuations in
both directions and the tone Of the market
was exceedingly feverish.
An early report that Ladysmith had been
relieved and that the British had captured
1909 Beers led to a sharp rally.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Il. FriedIander & Bro,
Cor. 9th and E Sts. N. ".
Only Store in Washington.
A GIFT REPLACES A THEFT.
Swiss Minister' Pioda Makes Good
q PickpOcket,s Act.

PfckpOcket'a Act.
Mrs. Mary Friedman. living at 1877 Pierce
Street, Anacostia. was Christmas shopping
yesterday afternoon. when her purse con-
tanning about s. was stolen from her pock-
ct. The theft. which took place in the store
Of Seventh Street merchant. was made
good TO the women by Mr.. J. B. Pioda.
Swiss Minister to the United States, who
was in the establishmen. at the time.
berry took place were surprised at the ac-
ton OF Mr.. Pioda. not knowing his identity.
He had Just arrived n he store. and
learned with others Of the loss which Mrs.
Friedman had sustained When he ap-
preached the woman. who was then on the
point of leaving the store. she was ner-
vous and excited, and had related her
story Of the robbery to several Of the clerks
To the surprise Of the victim OF the rob-
berry. Mr.. Pioda placed a crisp fire-dollar
bin in her hand. saying that he was well
able to replace such an unexpected loss.
The gift WIS gratefully received by the
woman. who almost Immediately left the
establishment, after thanking the donor.
Shortly afterward Mrs. Friedman reported
the matter to the Police Headquarters.
Not a little interest was aroused By the
occurrence. Mrs Friedman is understood
10 be in poor circumstances. She is the
wife of q laborer, II Is said. and the family
find it dinfcult to make both ends meet the
police say, with several children to sup
port. Mr.. Pioda was making a few pur-
chases yesterday Afternoon, and by mere
accident happened to be present at the time
of the robbery.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
A RAILROAD SURPRISE.
The Pennsylvania Makes aa AIlOt
meut Of stock fer improvements.

nSnt Ou StOcA AeE mPf0N CnCntS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE directors
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company yes.
terday took the Street by surprise by max
ing the following announcement:
The board of directors of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company have. at their
meeting today, authorized an allotment Of
stock al par for 10 per cent of the holdings
Of the stockholders as they stand regis
tered ON Tuesday. the 2sth of December
1899. Payment for the allotment is to he
made in fufi between the 18th and Goth of
January. 1890, at which latter day the priv
ilege will cease. Receipts will be issued
for such payments. and Will bear inte1e-t
at per cent until the 1st day of May
when the new certificate will be issue1 and
carry dividends. Both allotment and the
receipts for payment Hereunder are nego-
table.
This will increase the capital stock OF
the company by about $4,000. zoe. which
sum is to be used to meet the construction
and equipment expenditures on the Main
and leased lines and branches of the COM
pany in 1890 and for other corporate pur-
poses. There has been no allotments of
stock for nearly ten years. when the priv
ilege was given to the stockholders of sub
scribing for per cent OF their hoidfn ss-
Since then. however, two scrip diyidenos
have been declared one for per cent in
1891 and the other for per cent in 1893
1t was generally understood that the
company was in prosperous condition.
but the expectation was that the great ac-
cumulation OF earnings would be applied
partly to the surplus account in order to
guarantee the payment of the per cert
dividend in lean" as well as in ''fat"
years. and whatever was left over would
be expended in improvements aud cxter-
sions-
The effect Of The announcement was TO
advance the price from 65. at which the
opening sale was made, to 81 is. The
present capital of the company Is $1a99 30S.-
500, consisting of 2,5sS, 90 shares. par value
$50. The new issue of stock. which will
amount to 10 per cent Of the total out
standing. viii raise the capital to over
$142, ,0o0 900. BY the issue the holders OF
stock at the present value, $685.. will gain
$I6.25 per share, the purchase being per-
mitted at so.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
SAKS AND COMPANY.


Confederate Veterans Association and the
establishment there of an industrial farm
for those veterans who cannot support
themselves.
The estate covers 1 900 acres, OF which
only 100 acres are cleared, and the house
is in excellent condition. The cost is $780,
900, and it is understood that IL the sale is
consummated Mrs. jefferson Davis will
move to New Orleans for permanent resi-
dence. There is large amount of timber
on the place and it is proposed to estab
lish saw mills as well as farm there.
The farm will not interfere with the
soldiers home in New Orleans. Those
veterans too old or too disabled to work
will remain at the home. while the able
bodied veterans win be taken to Beauvoir,
where it is thought they can make them
selves self-supporting.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
A Concert at Carroll Haal.

concert was given last night in aid
of the Pensoara Free kindergarten, at
Carroll Institute Hall. The programme
included Cowenrs Bridal Chorus," sung
by the Handei-Haydn Association: two
soprano solos. by Miss Mary Mckenzie
Byrne; tenor solo. by Mr.. George Law
renee: baritone solo, by Mr.. Ed Thomas;
duet, by Miss Byrne and Mr.. Lavrease; q
trio. by Miss Byrne, Messrs Lawrence and
Thomas; recitations, by Miss II. Aurelia
harrington. and piano soios, by Mrs.
George Lawrence. Miss Marie Becker act-
ed AZ accompanist, and Mr.. Harry Strat-
ton presided at the organ. An the num-
bsu wGe enjoyAbae, and the nsW Ainsing
association aid very creditabls 1oek 6sr
Its arst- public appearance.
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PROTEST AGAINST A MAYOR.
Ministers In Detroit Want Mr.. MAY
bury Re~AveI

-0AAfotCED DctfON want MF. NAV.
bury Removed.
DETROIT. Mich. Dec I-Rev. James
McAilister and a delegation of ministers
yesterday called on, Governor Pingree and
requested him to take steps to oust Mayor
Maybury from ofice on the ground that
he had violated his oath Of office by re-
fusing to put a stop to the sale of beer ON
Sunday.
The governor advised the delegation to
consult the legal counsel of the city, which
it did. learning that the governor can only
institute an enquiry and upon probable
cause being shown that the law had been
violated. he could remove the mayor.
Mr.. Maybury recently told the ministers
that they were poking their noses into
something that was none of their busi-
ness and that affront was the provocation
which led to the taking of futile steps to
oust him from office.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
GENERAL WOODS DEPARTURE.
He VIII Leave Washington This
Exeninx En- Route 10 Cuba.

He VIII Leave WashfhGton ihis
Evening En- Route to Cuba-
At Gen Leonard Woods residence it was
stated today that he would leave Washing
ton this evening for New York, and would
sail for Cuba tomorrow. He Will assume
the duties of Military Governor of Cuba
at once.
The time of General .Brooke's return TO
Washington is not known. At the War
Department, it was stated today, that Gen.
eral Brooke will probably return as soon
as he can turn the affairs of his Office over
10 General Wood.
A number OF army officers stated today
that they thought General Brooke would
ask to be retired. He has served thirty
eight years in the army, and in July. 300.
will be sixty-two years of age. He can
then be retired at his own request.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
CHANDLER SCORES A VICTORY,
Henry Robinson COnhrmed n POST
master At Concord n H.

CONCORD. n. H.. Dec. 1.-THE con-
drmation of Henry Robinson, postmaster
at this place. after being hung up in the
Senate two years causes quite a fiutter
among State politicians. 1t was victory
for Senator Chandler.
The fact that the name went through
the Senate without opposition is looked
upon by some signifying that Senators
Chandler and Gallinger have made truce:
that the civil service prosecution Of Seaa-'
tor Gallinger will be dropped and that the
junior. Senator will be neutral next year
when Senator Chandler comes up for re-
election
Chandler and GailinSer both live in
Postmaster Robinson's Town.
The evening times., 1899-12-14

The report of the Baltimore and Ohio
for the month of November is most re-
assuring document. There was gain in
net earnings of s274.0oo for the month.
which completes net gain since the be-
ginning OF the fiscal year of 81 81, OOV. A
cutting down OF operating expenses Is
shown both for the month and for the five
months, which is remarkable in face Of the
generally heard bear argument that this
could not be the case
The evening times., 1899-12-14
A POLITICIAN IN TROUBLE.
w. F. Carter Must Serve n Peniten
tiary Term for Fraud.

O"Ts 1cEIH HOF II TTHuu.
SAVANNAH Ca, Dec: 14.-W. F. Carter.
former postmaster of Meldrim, Ca, and
chairman of the State executive committee
on the Populist party. was yesterday SEN
fenced In the United States court to two
years in the Ohio penitentiary. He pleaded
guilty to shortage of $500 in his accounts
with the Government.
In making the plea for the prisoner his
attorney announced that the funds had not
gone to Carter individually, but the money
was spent by the Populist executive COM
mittee in the last State political campaign.
Il was taken with the full knowledge and
consent of the members of the committee.
Carter declared. and they deserted him in
his hour OF need, and failed to pay the
money back after promising to do so.
The evening times., 1899-12-14

Bergen, N. J.. hagman of the coal train.
The injured. SO far as known, are George
Shipton and John Graham. brakemen Of
the coal train.
There may be other bodies In the wreck.
The baggage car and smoker caught fire
The cause. Is not known. So far as is
known. the nagman followed his instruc-
tions
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-West End National Bank, 10G 12l.
American Security and Trust, 10d2 2ee. Met
ropolitan Fire Insurance, 12aSs. Potomac
Fire Insurance. 9h79. Real Estate Title
Insurance. 3erS7. Capital Traction. 50G
80 3-S Washington Gas. e5G5i IS. Esq
al 81. 75a54 SIS. 25@ 81 1-2. Mergenthale.
Linotype. 35dz05 Is. 50d2o5. 109 2o5 Ia,
5d 205 Ia. 1Od205 3-S. 20h 2o5 L.. 10g eos.
Lanston Monotype, 2oa16. After call-U.
S. s's. Coupon. s5oeH1es "a. Mergenthaler
Linotype. 5d2o6
The evening times., 1899-12-14
MoRMoNs OPPOSE ROBERTS.
Alabama Members of the Church
Against His Claims.

Against His C1afms.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. 1.-THE an
nual Alabama Conference OF Mormons is
in session here. Elder Benjamin F. Rich,
head Of the Southern Mission, said today
in referring to the Congressman Roberts
case, that the church was not backing Rob-
erts: that the bitterest enemies he had in
his campaign were Mormons.
He said he stumped the State Of Utah
against Roberts. as did also Elder John
Smith and other Republican Mormons. He
stated that former Territorial Judge Pow
ers, who had sent more Mormons to the
penitentiary for poiygamy in one year
than any other judge had during the en-
tire life Of the. church, was Roberts chief
adviser and advocate.
Rich insists that there have been no plu-
raj marriages In Utah since the anti
poiygamy Law was declared to be constitu-
tional The conference will remain in ses-
sion several days.
The evening times., 1899-12-14

Pennsylvania was strong this morning
on a better realization of the importance
of the stock dividend announcement madS
yesterday by the company. Northern Pa
cifc was strong. as it has been at all
times during the break on the increase Of
the dividend rate. and the fact that the
company is earning well over per cent
IN the stock
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Pin Cushions

Fancy Pin Cushions.
in animal shapes. that
are novelties. and Of
course, useful at
the same time. 25c
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Mems S ippers.

Mems Black ard Tan
Vici Kid Slippers, ope-
ra. Everett and Romero
styles: all sizes:
worth sl.sS a
pair. for. .25
The evening times., 1899-12-14
FOUR KILLED IN A WRECK.
A Passenger Trafa Crashes InfS {
Freight at Triechlers, N. J.

Freight at Triechlers, N. J.
ALLENTOWN. Pa, Dec. 14.-At
O'Clock last evening passenger train No.
IS. on the Lehigh and SusQuehanna divi-
sion of the Central Railroad of New Ter
sey. while running at rate OF mile a
minute. crashed into coal train at Triech-
iers. small station twelve miles north
Of this city. The station is without tele-
phone facilities. and the details at mid
night were meagre.
1t is known, however, that at least four
persons were killed, as follows: Engineer
Yeamans Of Easton; W. H. Smith, 6re-
man. OF Easton: Thomas Heath. OF Eas-
ton. baggakemaster. all belonging to tie
passenger train crew; George Han1A q
The evening times., 1899-12-14
iChjIdreu'S LeTgjns

Chiidrens Tan Goat
ard Russia Leggins-
with three straps and
buckles: perfect
fitting; worth
81 a pair. for. .4S
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Smoking Jackets,

LES Blue Tricot Smok-
ling Jackets: all wool;
several figures;
worth $3.50. for. .$S.4S
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Boys Knee Pants.

. i50 pairs Boys' All
. Wool Knee Pants. in
: Chsviots and Wors teds:
plain and fancy col
. ors. all sizes; worth
. 15c. 81, and Sl.25
. a pair, for. .4Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Short Pants SuitS.

70 Boys Double
Breasted Blue Checked
Worsteds and Brownie
Brown Mixed Cheviots.
made in latest sty'e,
and worth $3.50;
sizes 3 TO 10
years .....s2.4S
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Bath Robes.

. Long. Full-cut Terry
; Bath Robes. with hood
attached: cord at neck
. and girdle at
. waist: worth
. s3. so. for SO. .48
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Fable Linen.

25 All-linen Damask
Table Cloths. double
Satin finish. in three
sizes; . by 2. . by 2 1-2.
and . by 3; worth 81,
$3.50 and So. for
$50. 81. and. ..-$1.5O
The evening times., 1899-12-14
SOLDIER INHERITs MONEY.

George s. Inscoe Left q Fortune by
His Father.
George S. Inscoe. formerly OF Forsyth
county. N c., and later soldier in Bat
tey C. Fourth United States Artillery. has
been left fortune of $4,000 by his father.
W. H. Inscoe. whose death is reported to
have occurred In North Carolina.
The son left his home some eight years
ago, and all efforts to locate him since have
failed, though he is thought to have been
at one time q resident OF this city. The
fortune is now awaiting his appearance.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Toilet Waters.

Colgate's La France
and Vioris, and East
mans Crushed Roses
and Carnation Pink
Toilet Waters 59c
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Full Dress Fans.

GauZe Fans. in White
and Black. painted and
spangled decorations.
in fully one hundred
different effects:
worth $1.50. for....9Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Lemonade Sets.

Assorted colors of
Glass Lemonade Sets
consisting Of large
pitcher. 6 tumblers
and tray; worth
S1.50. for .......... 9Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Bamboo POrtierrs.

50 pairs japanese
Bamboo Portieres. in g.
new geometrical .
designs. Each. 9Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Silk GarterS.

In BOX.
Ladies' fancy Silk
Carriers. with fancy
buckles and silk bows:
assorted colors; each
pair in glass
box. ... ...... =. Acc
The evening times., 1899-12-14

Metropolitan tumbled to below 40. show
ing at this figure decline of lis points
from the high price OF the year. pool
is said to have dropped half million dol
lars or more In the break. and its liqui-
dation may quite reasonably mark the end
Of the decline.
The evening times., 1899-12-14

and considering the recent action OF the
directors in increasing the dividend on the
stock. quite a remarkably low figure. 1t
Immediately recovered to around 100, on
investment buying.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
EhOnv TOilat Cets

Ebony Toilet Sets.
Engraved Free
Ebony Comb. Brush.
and Mirror. with stsr-
ling silver mountings,
extra large and
heavy; worth
$2.75. for.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
ICellulOid Brushes
and Mirrors.

The Brushes have
genuine English Bris-
tles. and the Hand
glasses true beveled
French glass;
each worth S1.25.. 7Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Ebony Novelties.

Choice of over SO 1
different Ebony novel; !!
ties heavily silyer-plat- :;
ed-Shoe Horns, Curl !
ing Irons, Tooth Brush !
es. Nail Files. Cuticle
Knives. etc; extra :!
lorg handles; !
worth 59c, for S9c 1
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Bows Refers.

Boys Light Tan and
Brown Refers. winter
weight, trimmed with
silk soutache braid:
sizes 3 to s years:
worth $3.50. for SO. .4S
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Art Squares.

25 Art Squares, good !
size. and in strong col :!
ors: new pat
terms. Special $3.50 :!
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Hanover Vases.

Royal Hanover Vases.
in artistic colorings and
graceful shapes;
Worth S1.50. for. 9Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14

Engraved Free.
Mems and Wowen's
fine Gloria Umbrellas.
with steel rods. para
gon frames, ami silver
trimmed handles;
cases and taS-
sells; worth s1.50.
for. -. -....... =. CSC
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Smyrna Rugs.

30 double-faced Jute !
Smyrna Rugs. new snd I
effective de-
signs: size. BOX d
60. Special. $1.25 2
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Butter Dish.

Engraved Free.
Heavy Quadruple-
plated Butter Dish,
with knife rest, and
handsomely engraved
top; worth s1.50,
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Mems Neckwear.
In 4 Box.

/. In Box.
!. Mems large English
= Squares. in new and
exclusive patterns. and
. the same grade of silk
. sold in most T5c.
. neckwear. for. =. SOC
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Collar and
Cuff Boxes.

Leather Collar and :
Gun Boxes. fancily lin
ed: good sige; .
worth CSC, for-... 49c .
The evening times., 1899-12-14
To Apoid Great Eaults.
Bezvare of Small Ones.

So. also. # you u,ouid be free from
serious diseases, beware of the fdtle germs
of badness N your Blood. That small
pnnple, that little distress in tie stomach
calls :for Hoods Ssrs,panAla to prepen
the development of dyspepsia, scrofuza.
Or some other painful disease.
Dizzy epe1s-" Sudden dssy spells
a,oud n.ake my hands and side nmab
and ! oood not Qoek. Took HOODS Ssr-
saparaL xns an = q,ea man" Fred v
HaGoch, Boz ~, Sooth Kent, CT.
90 not tale av <ubstRute a,hen yoa
eaa fr Hoofs SarsapanHa. Remember
&cd1. Salyepo9
R1s - = C. I
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Mems SuSpenders.
In a Box

In a Box.
Fancy Silk Suspen-
lers. new patterns. with
kid ends and patent
cast-off; worth
15c, for. ....... 4Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14
.nIipSs SI,nnnrc

Ladies' Slippers.
Ladies' Fur Trimmed
Slippers, Juliet shape,
in Blue, Cardinal, and
Tan: worth sl.39.
for. -. ............9 CSC
The evening times., 1899-12-14

Western Unions report shows a crafty
ing increase in the surplus, which was
also unexpected by many.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
.Children's
.HandkerchiefS.

Childran's coIorcd-
bordered Initial Hand
kerchiefs. , In a
box, for. =. &c
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Mems Gloves.

In 4 Box.
. Mems Gray Mocha
Gloves. with piqued
; seams aud self-stitch-
ing: worth s1.25
!, a pair, for %
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Bed Spreads.

Handsome Satin Mar
seilles Spreads, in new
patterns, including the
ribbon and spi-
der web effects:
worth S3.25, for ..$2.5O
The evening times., 1899-12-14
NOah's ArkS.

Large size, and with
full complement of
animals; special. Soc
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Lace Curtains.

25 pairs Fine Irish I
Point Lace Curtains, 4
3 1-2 yards long; very I
choice patterns; J!
special .......... $500 I
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Puff Jars.

TfVU JHTSs
Engraved Free.
Large Imitation Cut
glass Puff Jars. with
heavily gold-plated
tops: worth SIC;
for ............... 25c
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Cream I.adlp.

Engraved Free
Triple-p,ated Cream
Ladle. new pattern
and worth 81,
for ........ Acc
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Fable and Lamp.

Brass Table. with
large onyN top, and
Rochester Banquet
Lamp. with hand
painted globe;
worth IS. for. .9S
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Bows OyercoatS.

Light Brown and
: Gray Frieze Overcoats.
, TO fit ages from 4 to 16
. years: all wool and
; cloth lined: velvet col
.. lars: worth
. $3.50, for ..-...s3.4S
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Shaving cts.
In N nAx

Complete Shaving
Outfit, including Razor;
Strop. Mug. Soap. Pow
der. Mirror, Cosmetic,
Brilliantine. and
worth $3.50, for. :. 0Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14

TO CURE LA GRIPPL IN TWO DAYS
Take IAxatise Bromo Quinine Tablets. AL Drug
gists refund the money il it tails to cure. E W
Groves signature is on cach box sc.
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Gold Card Gases.

Engraved Free
Colonial Gold Card
Cases. very rich and
handsome effect:
worth CSC. for ..49c
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Flannel Waist Pat
terms.

Finest of French
Flannel, in all the pop
ular shades. in . 1-2-
yard lengths. just what
is required for a
waist. For the
pattern ....-.x...S1.oO
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.TabteCOyerS.

300 Chenille Table J!
Covers, in rich line of \
colorings; fringed all
around; ga size; &
special. :. :. .. Soc !
The evening times., 1899-12-14
.AtOuiZerS.

20 different styles and
colors OF Cut Glass and
Gold decorated AtOmi-
zers: worth 81
and $l.25. for 75c
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Satin Stocks.

Satin Stocks.
And also Velvet
Stocks. in a full as
sortment of the latest
colors and shapes:
worth 19c.
for -........... 12 Lee
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JEFF DAVIS FORMER HOME.
II May DC Converted Into n Farm fol
Old Confederate Soldiers.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE delega-
tion representing the United Confederate
Veterans which yesterday visited Beauvoir,
the old Jefferson Davis home, near Mis-
sissippi City, on the Gulf Coast, has re-
turned to New Orleans II is understood
that the committee will recommend the
purchase of the Beauvoir estate by the
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Name Plate
Engraving.

Name engraved in
best manner on copper
plate and fifty cards
printed from it.
for ................ -. Acc
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Ladies' Gloves.

100 dozen French Kid
Gloves. in 2-clasp
style: white, black.
tan mode, red and
gray; all sizes and
perfect fitting:
wCrth 81 a pair.
for. ....... :. 7ec
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Ladies'
Handk crcl,ic is

Ladies' Hemstitched
HaDdkerchiefs, with
linen or silk. embrcid-
cred initials: worth
Sc each. for Sc
The evening times., 1899-12-14

LOT 5-Consists of Men Suits in fancy
and plain cheviots aud worstsds. wide
wales. singl. and double-breasted
y styles sso retsilsd ,s. for sls SIS. and SIS so
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xeM YORK STOCK ,iarket

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the New York Exchange.
1919 + Street.
The evening times., 1899-12-14
Gilt Towels.

Six hundred AIl-linen
Damask Frineed Tow
els, with borders in new
effects; some open
work. Worth
$2.25 a half
dozen, for. .4o
The evening times., 1899-12-14
SHARES BREAK
Railway Bonds Open at Advances,
But Prices Fall or

Tone Of the Market Active and re-
yerish-BroOklyn Rapid Transit
ana Manhattan Securities froni-
nent in the Declining Movement.
wide and Rapid Fluctuations.