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BOSTON STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

MINNEAPOIIs ST. PAUL AND sAULT STE MARIE.
1897 1903 1899
N-,,-,A.. ~, r,ues ll6s llg5 LBS
se4ond week in June. s7G.50S $50 o6s SIS. SIS
Ian I 10 Hine ii. i.432O22 164sO29 1853. 4o0
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Number ~ miles ... Alto 4f5e 4e47
seco,d ueck I'm June. $40 TO3 S4iOe0T s4S3 247
Ian / 10 June If. 6751.955 0933394 10 200 $50
SANTA FE. PRESCOTT AND PHOENIX.
Number Of miles. l9S los los
Second week June. slo.4Ig $1,000
jan | 10 June A.. -
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Month Of May...... s25S7 40 ss.os6soo So 1897 223
Jan 10 May 81. l,422.2S2 l3JoS.TI2 1864 OO9
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Month Of May
Number ~ mes...... $50 $50
Gross earnings. s3S7.Of6 Si4O&sS SfI5,7b4
operating expenses. -. 2s5. 494 32O873 333. 1871
Net earnings ........ siO24 asp sl24si6 si425Ts
July ] o May 81
Gross earnings...|.... s49l3 1853 s5.342 oJe
Operating expenses. D.. 438 1852 $40
Net earnings II mos. sl476e5s s17oo Ols
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on CALL ~ per cent
with exceptions at per cent. The time money
market was quiet and unchanged at 3q3h per cent
for all dates. Commercial paper was in good de-
mand Rates were unchanged at 3a3A per cent
for prime Endorsed bills receivable. 3.q31 per cent
for high-grade single names, and 4Q4h per cent for
other good names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Market dull and
steady. Actual closing rates follow:
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Bankers posted rates were !;

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans-Com-
mercisl 7oc; bank. 81 premium. San Francisco
sight l2ize telegraph. l5e. Cincinnati-0ver the
discount. Sayannah-Buying Lice discount: sell
irg, 73c per 5000 premium. rleston-Buying
Chicago-l5c discount ST. Lous-4Oc discount
BANK CLEAR1NGS. = New-York - Exchanges
flGs 1929; balances. s10.546.045 Boston-Ex.
changes. s2i .s59,4li balances. s2oSs.sss Baiti-
More-Exchanges 5000 $50; balances s4O4 945
deipha-Exchanges, SIS, 300 800 baia noes 81 .
s97 81 Chicaso-Exchanges. $40, 0s2 1870; balances
FOREIGN BANK sTATEMENTs-The weekly
statement OF the Bank Of England shows the fol-
lowing changes: Total reserve Increased f449 0O0
circulation increased fl2o00 bullion increased
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DIRECTORS:

President Southern
sdent
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.Fresden First
Director
FRET y
FIX Scctar
K.
.Treadsn FRS o
n DAWSON .Bayne& ~visn
q Evans Merchan
Presen n
Price, cormkk
president Unions N
AIFREp NJ HoYT.. Cap
NJ C
President
HAaIIT
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LEONARD LEwsofN LswsOhn
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. Mo- ." ''''''"
STOCKS.
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STOCKS CLOSE LOWER.
BEARS AGAIN AGGRESSIVE.
GOLD EXPORTS Tc-MoRRow-BoND MAR

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal &C
tive securities and net changes from Weohes-
days last sales were:
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Stock Two Shares OF
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Investmen of Philadelphia
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payable the order international "a
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.


The daily WASH. on Treasury statement cover
ing actual results OF two days ago. compared with
the last preceding statement. Is as follows:
June 81 June % Changes
Ne, cold - sas5 572 OT5 $685. 761 s5l Inc. $3.50 776
NJ, ssnver h4y9 500 3 4g2 400 Dec. I,l33
~, r. notes * Oq4 100 1912 $50 Inc. 81 $50
NJ, Trreas notes sol 1855 e9I 301 Dec. Gl45
Actual cash
outstanding Ger 49, -, An -, .o.c ,,o
Deposits in Ma ooo,oo- ~, ~ ~
tonal banks. IS926lo4 iSTh0'' bec' i''''
Available cash sss8os3 7Os ssseS2O $50 Inc s23s 5sl
,,nor is az 24S O54 0l5413 Dec. 232 64l
Actl cash bal s272 sS5654 s2733o507e Inc s469 422
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. ~; internal reve-
nue. receipts sS25,357; miscellaneous receipts, 49,
POI: total receipts. N547.679; expenditures, soSOVw
Receipts for month TO date 1890 expenditures
s2s $50 900; excess of receipts s. 93cO Receipts for
the fiscal year to date S0Oe5e,l3o; expenditures,
5000 372972; excess OF expenditures, &@ 1889 Re
ce,pts of National bank for redemption. S3l.-
s93.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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SHARE CAPITAL $12.000,000.
s4.0000O0 7% CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK.
SSOO0OOO COMMON STOCK.
OFFICERS:
DIRECTORS:


BrdSt
c. " oe~-o'O' president New Amaua nd Brooklyn
JAMES JoURDAN Cas- Co.'S
FRANK ROCKEFELLER vte-Pssd"t Standard d on Co. .,,.
JULIUS MOELLER .} Co England
DretoN
cir w J.
President Mont "a
w Broadway
President German American
c LAS President,
A. COWlES . VheIfsHdN An0oa bra" ana opP" -"
TOuN EOX uadwx
W. l. ELKINS, JR" Philadelphia
HAMILTON FISH KEAN Ken Van c"hndt & Co., New YORK
DE l. WILLIAMS Director Austrian and fshn "eSo'o' u"
COUNSEL CoUDERT BROTHERS, u Roadway New York
Broadway New YORK.
New YoRkJm 1899
TRusrCo
CrauTh Light the United States o' md
York
Of purchased and ample working eP~
provided
Comnanv light general use
nShh with quality
from
Of and candle power u
five
bdmpems application inexpensive its USE
kdy applicable" Power ne aHns anc ST1HYi
By EnNsrF Secretary
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market fractionally
lower. Final quotations follow:
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGI
p,upoAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Ac,uaI sales-- -NIoslng- 'II ''1,
open High Low Fin BIO. ASH. 49,:
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IMPRESSIONS OF THE PHILIPPINE CAPITAL.

merely touch
without attempting description
middle or mans hair launch or this
8
excepting shean
the gentle grade and landing the level ground
be
if
a
Of
much than
al
In
Of manbu
all the yy Of life fresh paint
in
know but am sure looks enough like and that
fromP could be laid
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GEN. JOE WHEELER IN A HOT FIGHT.

relied
galoped the
dandup They
to
Of
without quickly
of
bu
at sd usual
morning
closew
by
the of mens
unhealthy
men,
o
the mosth
let
rism MARSHALL BOND
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AT ANCHOR IN THE HARBOR OF MANILA.

We dropped OF
on the
climbed scanoldng
In
late struck up Hall Columbia and America unexpected but cordial
within miles
Of
total started
in
for immediate transfeence
OF
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SCENES MADE FAMOUS BY AMERICAN BRAVERY

the Of
disclosed chapters the p1hspn
added
world
inscrbed his anne on O
called attention bullet hole through the do
possible
and hav
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which Agu
this
tenina
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AT ANGELES IN THE THICK OF II.


aservan were
We proceed a street
The
be
of
lookout
learned the soldiers
the
dedt o
succeeded Tor ABOUT
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TRIP BY RAIL TO THE FRONT.


to
in
the
gready, ave
the
o
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Here
to Manila.
But the
are o
The
this N
In and
OF
Spanish ships
reformation @ % ana pswy eaua
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voyage from Kobe the morning
OF the seventh horizon
noon we were close sirsnE the shore II pre-
on but Offering which would
to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
THE SPANISH CHAMBER.

Madrid February %. The Chsmber OF
Deputies today continued the debate upon
the peace treaty, the discussion consist
ing mainly of personal recriminations by
the members.
Senior Sagasta eloquently eulogized the
honor of the army. He did not deny that
some one might have failed in bis duty,
but he declared that the responsibility
for individual faults could not be laid
to the army as whole. 1T, 4" said the
premier, "a definite accusation is made,
the government is prepared to bring the
guilty persons before the courts" Senor
Sagasta further. declared that 1t was un
true that the country had no confidence in
the army.
Marshal Martinez de Campos is about
to submit to the Senate motion signed
by all the generals in the Senate, demand
ing a parliamentary inquiry into the con-
duct of the recent war.
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A VITAL QUESTION.
To the Editor Of the Press:

To the Editor Of the Press:
The Portland woman's Council is u
federation of women's societies compris-
ing membership Of hundreds of won
en-. BY far the larger part OF these are
mothers who are seeking the best moral
and intellectual development for their
children that can be obtained in our
public schools. All matters relating to
tho question of schools possess peculiar
Interest TO them and they have given
much time to the study of various school
systems and methods. that pre-
vail with the following result,
that the most satisfactory work which
bring to pupils, teachers and the commu-
nifty at large the best returns on "oari-
boards where men and women act con
currently, Tall other things being equal,
The reasons for this condition are so
self evident that to defend them would
seem to minimize the intelligence OF our
readers. And now Mt the beginning OF
the new and brighter era that comes to
us with the possession OF our new ter
ritory of Deering the Woman's Council,
supplemented by hundreds of men and
women, courteously ask the voters of this
Greater Portland to give this matter OF
placing three women on the school board
one ;year's test, and if IT is found to be
satisfactory they will suffer no misgiv-
ings; IL it proves disappointing. less
idealistic or less practical, the law can
at the close of the municipal year be
repealed.
The coming election will decide the
matter and we hope that each ono of our
voters will vote yes for the amend
" 49, - NJ Il e.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27

The army bill compromise is not
through yet and there were signs in the
Senate ON Saturday that it might meet
with some obstacles. German, who is
evidently playing politics, processes to be
sariously disturb bed lest there be too large
"A standing army. The size OF the army
is pretty certain to be fixed by the
size that is needed for the discharge OF
the obliG atoms we have taken upon our
selves Itg viii be larger or smaller ac-
cording to the necessities in our new ter
ritory, especially in the Philippines.
The present outlook is that it will have
TO be pretty large to do what we must
do, namely restors order in the Asiatic
archipelago and set up and main Attain a
stable government. The chances are that
the number of men allowed by the COM
promise bill will tie too few rather than
too many, and that Congress at its next
session will have TO authorize the enlist
ment of more. We are destined in all
probability to lose the services of a great
many of the troops that are sent to the
Philippines and Cuba by reason of the
hot climate and the diseases incident
thereto. 1t is doubtful If more than so
per cent of the army In either place will
during the hot season be fit for active
duty. Eventually we may be able to re
duce the army below the number al.
lowed by the army bill, but not, We fear,
for several years.
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the male Inhabitants of such state. being
twenty.one years OF age, and citizens OF
the United States, or in any way
abridged, except for participation In
rebellion, or other crime, the basis Of rep
resentation therein shall be reduced IN
the proportion which the number OF
such male citizens shall bear to the whole
number Of male citizens twenty.one years
Of age In each state" A reduction OF
this kind has been mooted before. but II
has generally been held that in order for
this amendment to apply the depriva-
ton or abridgment of the suffrage. must
be by act OF the state Until recently II
has been by act OF individuals and not Y
act OF the state, the laws OF the states
in no way deprivine him of the
suffrage or abridging 1t. Within few
years, however,a large number OF South
ern States have deprived the negro OF the
suffrage by legislative act so that the
condition has arisen that the oonstitu-
tional amendment contemplated. Any
abridgment of the suffrage at the North
by means Of educational qualifications
as much as an abridgment at the South.
But the former is very slight compared
with the latter and SO the application
Of this amendment would greatly reduce
the proportion Of southern representa-
ton. Obviously such reduction would be
only fair and just. for under the pres
emit arrangement the political power of
a voter in the South Is very much larger
than that of voter in the North. Never
theless We may expect the South to fight
against 1t tooth and nail. and very likely
IL will get the assistance of the Democratic
party of the North, which were 1t deprived
OF the benefit of the excessive representa-
ton in the south would very rarely be
able to control the House of Representa-
lives
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
10 BE ADMIRAL DEWEY.

Washington, February 25-1he nava
committee of the House today directed a
favorable report on the Senate bill Great
ing the grade Of Admiral, intended for
Rear Admiral Dewey. lhe bill was rec
emily added as an amendment TO the nav
al appropriation bill, but as some ques-
ton was raised rs to this method of pro-
cedure, the committee determined to re-
port the bill as an independent measure.
The committee also acted favorsbly on
the senate bill granting two months ex-
ira paw for naval service outside the
SDain.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
GRAY.
MIKE DALEY PUG NACIoUs.

Bangor, February 25.-Mike Daley OF
Bangor. lightweight champion OF
America, today issued challenges to
Dan Littlejohn of st. John, n. b., and
Fred Wright of New York, who are at
present making their headquarters at
Orono. He challenges Littlejohn to a
finish contest at 1874 pounds ut the ring
side for all the money he wants to bet and
before the club offering the largest
purse. He challenges Wright to any
kind of contest for all the money he
can find and agrees to give him every
thing and go out of the business IL he
fails to put him away in four rounds
Daley is at present conducting boxing
school in Bangor and is in good condi-
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27

Candidate Barton has this great ad-
vantage in the mayoralty campaign, that
he is entirely free TO make pledges, for
the reason that there is not the re-
motest propeot that he can ever be called
upon to fulfill them. He can advocate
bath houses and parks and hospitals and
at the same time pledge himself to
economy and tax reduction with the ut
most freedom. Persons who are likely tc
be in position where they can be called
upon to carry out their pledges, must BE-
more chary and careful about theiI
PROMISES
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27

The disgusting despatch from Manila
equally disquieting one from Gen
Otis to the commander of the transport
Grant, telling him that the situation is
critical and asking him to hurry up.
The Grant has achievements on board
for Otis, and the obvious inference from
the despatch is that Otis is in sore need
of them. Probably Gen. Otis has no
apprehension of successful attack by
the insurgents upon his lines, for after
their experience it is not at all likely
that they would attempt that even.
Most likely misrepresentation are based
upon the condition of affairs inside the
city where he is under obligation to for
eign residents to preserve the peace and
protect their lives and property. Here is
the principal danger To police a large
city like Manila SO thoroughly that as
sassins and incend iaries cannot get In
their work in the darkness, requires a
very large number OF men and it is to
meet this exigency probably that he is
most anxious for the arrival of reinforce
ly protect the place pretext would be
afforded the commanders of the foreign
fleets to land their marines and that
eventually might prove very serious
embarrassment to us. Then, too, Otis
is probably anxious to pursue the insur-
gents and strike a decisive blow before
the rainy season begins, when campaign
ing in the country will be impossible,
and this he cannot do without more
troops
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27

The executive COMMITTEES of the Louis
lana Purchase committee gave an elabor
ate dinner in Washington last evening AT
which it was announced that ST. Louis
would raise ten million dollars toward an
international exposition If the govern
ment would lend the association five
millions.
Gov. Roosevelt says he has not been
asked to appear before the court of In
quIry investigating the embalmed heel
question.
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troops

1t is said that after the next ma
tional census is taken an effort will be
made TO cut down the representation
in states that deprive the negro OF
the suffrage. This, it is claimed, can be
uone under the fourteenth amendment
which provides that when the right to
vote at any election for the choice OF
electors for President and Vice President
Of the United States, representatives In
Congress, the executive or judicial off,
GERS Of the state, or the members of the
legislature thereof, is denied to any Of
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
AND -
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spANIARDs COMING TO AMERICA.

New Yorb, February % There ar
rived here today on the steamer Umbria
three Spaniards who were bound for
different mining towns in the west.
They are held Tor investigation by the
Immigrant officials to determine whether
they came here to work under contract,
The Immigrant authorities say that since
the close of the war with Spain, the I'm
migration from that country has in
creased 100 per cent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
THE PRESS.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY %.

A careful compilation of tho receipts
and expenditures of the past year at the
treasury department shows that the
Dinrley tariff would have supplied all the
revenue needed for the ordinary expen-
ditures of the government.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
STATE OF ONO. CIrY OF TOLEDO, :,

STATE OF ONO. CRY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. -
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior par tner of the firm OF +. j. CHENEY & Co ,
doing business IN the City of Toledo, Counie
and State aforesaid. and that said firm. viii pay
The sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot by
cured Dy HALLS CATARRH CURE.
sworn 70 before me anu subscribed in nv
presence this 9th day OF December. A. ID. 1855
A. W GLEASON,
@ Notary Public.
Halls Calarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
systtn Send for Testimonials. free.
/. u. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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FINANCIAL
$250,O00
Portland &YarmOuth
Electric Railway
Company.
FIRST MORTGAGE 4 20
GOLD BONDS
Dated Mar. 1, 1899 Due Mar. 1, 1919.
Interest payable March list and
November LIST.
ISSUE LIMITED TO $35O.0OO.
ISSUE LIMITED TO sa5O,oOO.

These are coupon bonds of 1000 each.
Both principal and interest are payable
In gold coin OF the United States of the
present standard of weight and flneness.
These bonds are secured by an absolute
FIRST MORTGAGE on the present
property OF said Company aud all that it
may acquire.
There are extensive Improvements and
additions being made in the power. roll
ing stock aud track, which will be of lac
best and ample IN every particular IN
crcasing the earning capacity OF the road
more than three fold.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for $3.50, 600 of the
above mentioned bonds will be received
ut PAR by the MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY. PORTLAND, MAINE, I'M
I'll MARCH J., 1870, at which time they
will be ready for delivery.
Any further Information desired will
be given upon application.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27

Scald head is an eczema of the scalp
very severe sometimes. but it can be
cured. Doan's Ointment, quick and per-
manent in its results. At any drug store,
80 cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
DRESS GOODS.

You know have had to apologize for stock.
Whether Blacks Colored Goods you in search
of you could always find them here. Not in such large
quantities stores perhaps, but enough from which
the fasdious could select their satisfaction The
stock its best many spring styles found their
way here before the change in business contem-
plated You certain to find something to please you III
this line almost price.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27

Why not There will be several weeks of cold weathe
vet. Then think of the cool nights far into the summer
It's Just the time buy Blankets at this store. If yo
will need Blankets another winter buy them during th
Clearance Sale and you'll always congratulate yourself
your foresight
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-27
WASH FABRICS.

Have always kept up with the onward march of style il
this line also People have frequently remarked that
wonderfully fortunate in selection of patterns
Maybe it good fortune maybe tastes, but
have seemed strike the popular chord in this direction
These goods arrivals and ALL 90 extremely low prices