davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1899-02-08

1920 y Il av. 13r. $500 1925 7th ne. st&dw 80 90
1907 18th NV, 13r .600a 312 9th me- store % 60
S2j Il NV, Er. go 90 l329a 9TH NV, 7r
939 NV, 12r..... 100 1915 eth NV, store. 20. 90
1919 NV, 10r... 5000 1111 11th nv, 81. ~. 90
3O2 Ind NV, 12r. 100 923 X NV 7r. %. 90
11O0 Jth NV, st&dw. 10 90 coo Tenn me- sto Sc 20
Ga 9Th NV, Or 90 Store 1898 II ne 20. 90
1929 nth NV. 12r 900 1115 18th NV, ST.. is 20
1123 10th NV. 10r. 40 % 1876 y nv. 7r......16 30
I2i East Cap, Tor. .35 81 1903 II me- 1890
Il6 Ilth store. 30 1896 10th NV. Or 10. 30
413 y NV. Tor. 90 1914 Md ne, Or. 90
52l II sto&dy. %. 80 1885 nv. ;5r IS. 90
-@2 1or. 80 l2iS Linden pl ne 6r IL. 90
30 18th sw, 9r. 1000 Office rooms, go
1909 Nd av Ne. sto 1000 Office rooms, G3T f NV
For list of small rents call at Office.
feG-tf ALBERT +. FOX. go F ST. NV.
FOR Rents $50. so. FEB 15-a-SToRY BROOM
brick house, with modern improve Sements: 1918
18th St NV Apply To JOHN F. GREEN. 1916
Q ST. n fe4-1m
Evening star., 1899-02-08
REAL ESTATE OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-INT THE BEAUTIFUL
village of CazenOvia, N Y. large colonial house.
containing 10 rooms; all modern improvements /;
heated by steam; has open CRATES; stable for four
horses; fine grounds; plenty of shade; low
to the right party. For particulars address
GEO. SALISBURY,
fe1-1m*,S Cazenoyia \ Y
Evening star., 1899-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE.

WANTED-SITUATION FOR VERY COMPETENT
cofored cook: yedrs Inst place. All capacities
domestic help. LADIES' EXCHANGE. 614 18TH
Evening star., 1899-02-08
ROOMS AND BOARD.

GOOD ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED; PRICES
reasonable; references exchanged. 1907 z st.
NV. feS-4t'
FOLLOW THE CROWD, AND YOU WILL GER
tanly bring up at the GENOA, where they
feeding more people than any house in Washing
ton. Fist-class table board. four dollars Il week,
equal any siNdOllar- week board In United
States Pure cream, Eign butter French drip
coffee, home pastry, steaks and chops, all broied.
Mineral sp,iig water for table and cooking Meals
all hours We also have beautiful rooms;
heat; private Laths and electric lights.
THE uENOA. sO6-oUo I2th NV. p q. MOORE. Mgr.
de6-.im IL
Evening star., 1899-02-08

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports II
sailing daily, ana the schedule closings Is al
ranged On the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For The week ending February
ii the last conneciing closes Will be made from
this Office As I,,tluWs.
Evening star., 1899-02-08
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT - THREE-SrORY BUILDING ON
Water St, g. T.; suitable for store, warehouse
factory; freight elevator, boiler engine belts
shaftiig, &c. Rent very low. ID. ID. 1HOMP-
sun, loa0 Il ST. fec I'm
Evening star., 1899-02-08
WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-vACANT GROUND on WASHINGTON
Heights suitable for building in exchange for
equities in good rentable houses. Addrvss NJ. r.
r., Star office. feS-tf
Evening star., 1899-02-08
FEMALE.

FEMALE.
wANTED-A PLACE AS CHAMBEKuAID or
general h"EseSoTk. give good refs. 2I17 l -
ots
WANTED BY FRENCH GIRL. SITUATION;
ehilds muse or take children out during ,lay:
best reference Address Box i3. STAR office.
WANTED ATIt'N; TIDY. HONEST COLOR
ed girl; uti''e cleaning. horsemaid waitress dish
washer cook: refs. LOIS y. Y ave.
WANTED p-POSFrION AS COMPANION or TO
teach German and music in exchange for room
and board. Address Box 60. Star Office fes-4ts
WANTED-PusTTIoNs BY TWO COMPETENT
Young women (colnredl: one as COOK and laup-
dress in small family. the tier as chamberIuaId
or nurse; best Of references. Apply 1OO7 18th St
WANTED-BY a RELIABLE COIORFD WONAY
place in private family cook or chambermaiI,
references li3S X ave NV. feT-2t-
WANTED-BY COMPETENT GIRI. PLACE; As
cook or chambermaid. Address 1924 y III ave
Sa-.S
WANTED By TWO COd0RFD
girls "a cha mbeTInaid and cook Call I24I 9th ST.
NV. CORA BUDD. feT-2ts
wANTTD-BY LADY OWNING REMINGTON.
typewTiting to do az home moderate rates:
proof reading; punctuation; revision Of MS;
would out by hour day to write letters
sdneated: accurate; capable Address Box II.
sxa of1es fe4.6,S.Il'
Evening star., 1899-02-08
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CUNFEDERATE VETERANS HALL,
43l llth ST.. corner of NV, Tor meetings,
dances entertainments. etc. Well heated and
lighted. open DAY anu evenings. Rates very low
Evening star., 1899-02-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING RESERVOIR-OF-
hce of the Commissioners ID. c., Washington
ID. O., February 9, 1S99.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until MARCH EI,EV-
ENTH, 1899, for building Reservoir in the Iis-
triet of Columbia Specifications and blank forms
of proposals may be obtained at this Office
JOHN b WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING
Il. BEACH, Commissioners. D. c. feS-et
PROPOSALS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Office, u. s. Soldiers Home, Washington . G.,
January q, lSS3.-Sealed proposals will be re-.
ceived at this Office until 10 AM ON WE'D
NESDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH 1899 for
supplying the home with summer clothing For
schedules and further information apply TO
CHAS. W. TAYLOR, Captain 9th Cavalry, Sec.
retary and Treasurer. Ja2S, ,31&fe4 8, Ii i3-St
Evening star., 1899-02-08
FOR RENT

OFFICES.
13i 14th ST., rooms. ............... 55 90 mo,
STORES.
1916 18th ST. Ew., corner, large cellar $500 mo.
SUBURBAN.
'Dumbarton," Pierce Mill road
Conn cars, II rooms
large grounds. s....................... 1000 mo.
ja2S-tf Il RoZIER DULANY, 1920 + St NV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The cnliStmentS for the new regiments
Monday, were 15G making 4 total uf l4it
Returns for the Colorrd regiments arc
coming in. the 18th having a ana the ~ \
80 mon.
THE navy department has awarded thr
navy yard dock. one ~ the larEcSt
structures Of its kind. to John Pierce vi
New York. at 81 00n.
The navy department has directed that
the Eagle and Yankton be- completed at
the Portsmouth navy yard hy oct. Il. as
Cuba and Porto Rico ana Will be thus m
ploycd all winter.
Lieut.. Col John y. Milcy. inspector
general Of volunteers. died, Tuesday. at
Manila. The information reached the
war department in a cabcgram from
Gen. otis. His death was due to cerebral
meningitis. attendant on typhoid fever.
Col. Miley's rank in the regular arm.
was first lieutenant. "a Artillery.
The trial Of the torpedo boat Dahlgrcn,
yesterday. was 50 successful that she W.il
not again be tested until the official trial
j. made. The government has been noti-
fed that the DahlErcn is ready for trial.
1t is said that she sustained the requisite
speed uf 39i@ knots for half hour or
more on her last trip. The rough sea in
teri"red with the boat dong her best On
Saturdays trial-Bath Times. Sept 10
Gen. Otis has informed the war de-
partment of the arrival at Manila of
the transport Ohio with the men from
the wrecked transport Morgan City.
She left two sick men at Nagasaki.
The City of Sydney also reached Ma
Mia, Tuesday. There We're no deaths
during the voyage, but one man de
serted at Nagasaki
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
LaUTERBAcH AND QUICKER
Before Mazet Committee But Reveal Meme Of
Ramapo's Secrets.

New York. Ser:. i9-Edward Latter.
bach. counsel for the Ramapo Co. was
IN the stand. today. before the Mazet
committee. Tie was asked To tell whether
the Ramapn stockholders had decided to
submit a list Of their names. Mr.. Lau
terbach stated that he had been instruct
~ nat to submit the list on any other
terms than those previously named,
which We're that the names should not be
made public.
Mr.. Lauterbach and Mr.. Mess had sew
eral wordy rows during the examination.
The witness was asked If he had ever
said he would much rather see a Tam
many man elected mayor thar a man who
belonged to no organization. He replied
in inc affirmative. Later he was given
an opportunity to explain his pro Tam
many speech. as he called it. He said
that his words merely expressed a prefer
encc for an organization nomination.
even by a hostile organization to by
brid one. There was nothing Of i'm
portanCc to be learned from Mr.. Lauter-
bach.
Silas r. butcher. president of the
RamapD Co. whs was called to the stand.
declared that he had no such documents
as he mad been called upon to produce
before the committee MIR butcher de-
clined to answer q number Of questions
put to him ana was unable to say where
the books Of the company were. He will
be put upon the stand again. tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
mccoy WINS.
CONTINUED from page ID

left to the neck and tried for the body,
but was short. They exchanged light
Iefts on the head and then Mccoy
shot his right to the body. He follow
ed quickly with a hard left swing On
the Jaw and O'Donncll staggered to
the ropes. O'Donncll seemed at loss
what to do and Mccoy kept jabbing
him with lefts on the face and neck
till the gong interfered
Round 4-McCoy was in the aggres-
sive. sending his left to the face. Then
he sent it to the body and failed with
his right for the wind. Felt and right
to the wind were McCoys next contri-
buttons, after which Steve swung his
left to the jaw and jabbed another
straight to the mouth. Steve uput
couple of light lefts to the face, but
Mccoy drove him to the ropes with a
left swing on the jaw and drove both
hands to the body in rapid succession,
and O'Donncll staggered 10 his corner.
Round Mccoy landed his left on
the jaw and then sent his left and right
to the body Two left swings from the
Kid on the jaw brought two rights
from C'Donnell. which touched up Nc
Coy Wlnu. 4 ne hlu tntll lbTCeu llldt-
tiers. sending left and right swings TO
the jaw and put O'Donnell on the ropes.
where Steve clinched. The Kid in the
breakaway swung his left lightly to
the jaw. They came to the center Of
the ring only to be separated by the
gong.
Round 6-McCoy opened With left and
right swings to the jaw Thon he stag
gercd O'Donncl to the ropes with his
left on the jaw. Two left jabs to the
body made O'Donnell stagger. He came
to the center and the Kid sent him reel
ing and kept slamming Steve around
the ring with lefts and rights. O'Don-
nell went down from 4 left swing ana
took the limit ~ get IN. Mccoy rushed
at him AS soon as hr arose ana LANDED
on him al will. Jabs in the stomach
brought O'Donncl down to McCoy's
height ard then the Kid sailed in
with lefts and rights in the law
O'DonneU was bleeding profustly from
the nose and mouth and was groggy
Mccoy finally put him down with a left
swing on tie jaw ana oDonncll was
counted out. Time Of round, minutes
IS seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
SAN DOMINGO CURRENCY.
Foreign ConsuIs Make Ioint Protest Agai I
Destroying Its Present Value

san Domingo. Sept 1o-At 4 meet
ing Of all tile foreign consuls. ycstcr-
day. a joint protest was drawn IN
against the action If the government
in destroying the value of paper cur
rency. This action was rendered nee
essary BY the contradictory DEGREES is-
sued on successive days.
The sgnatorics say that their gov
eminent will not permit their subjects
to be the losers On account Of Domini-
can domestic troubles. The protest
was formally delivered. today. after
the arrival Of the United States cruiser
New Orleans.
The last decree on the subject of the
currency announced an intention to
make Mexican silver, instead of Ameri-
can, the official coin. contrary to the
wish of Gen. Jiminez.
There is a strong movement in favor
Of overthrowing the constitution and
making immediate arrangements for
the Presidential election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
New York Produce Market.

New York. Sept. ~
active and steady without change.
RGE-Firmer; No. ? Western 6i12 fob
afioat spot. state rye, 59T60 elf New
York. car lots.
WHEAT Receipts. 255 SIS bushels: ex
ports. 55.2li bushels: sales. laos 900 bush
els futures, $4,000 bushels exports; spot
steady: No. red. 7iSi fob afloat spot:
No. ! Northern Duluth, Sl4 to arrive; No.
red 12%4 evclator.
CORN-Receipts. 16l $50 bushels: AZ.
ports. ,05l bushels: sales. los 900 bushels
futures, 100000 bushels exports; spot firm
No. ?. 39t fob afloat: 5Sa4 elevator.
OATS-Receipts. 81. 400 bushels; exports.
i53502 bushels sales. 10000 bushels ex
ports; spot steady: No. p 27u21h: No. 3.
26i2; No 2 white ma No } white. n;
white. 2TlaGt33.
BEEF-Firm; cut meats steady.
l.ARD-Steady; September. $65. nomi
PORK-Dull.
BJTTER-Steady Western creamery.
1sa23; do. factory. 1915: June creamery
lSl2n22; state dairy. 15n2U; do. creamery
CHEESE large white lo7,
small white, liA@lll2; large colored, II !;
EGGS-Steady: state and PENNSYLVANIA
1000, loss off; Western ungraded, 1917.
PETROLEUM-Fir
ROSlN-Quiet.
TURPENTINE-Firm
RICE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Fir
FREIGHTS-Dun.
SUGAR-Raw. inactive ana barely
steady: fair refining. 37s; centrifugal 4;
test, AS; molasses sugar, 35s; refined
quiet but about steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
Yellow Fever Situation is Grave.

Washington. Sept. 19.-The yellow
fever situation at Key West is regard
Cd as grave Since the first case was
reported. about three weeks ago, the
epidemic has been steadily growing
until today. thre are about 400 cases.
New cases are appearing at the rate of
about 50 a day but the mortality is low.
Fifty-four cases and two deaths We're
reported for Sunday and Monday
Key West is situated below the frost
line ana the epidemic will have to run
its course.
one new case Of fever was reported
t, the sureeon-g general from New Or
leans. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
THE ODD FELLOWS
Have Immense Amount Of Business on Hand
Next Convention at Richmond Va.

u, ;roit Mich, Sept. 19.-At the s"S-
sion or the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fl lows here, today. little business
was done. When the call for new bust
moss was announced 50 many PROPOSE
TONS were presented that all We're re-
ferrcd to committees without reading
Among the proposals under discussion
were resolutions constituting a board
to revise and codify ali laws by the
Sovereign Grand Lodge ana to grant to
noble grand and chief patriarchS au-
thority to communicate the travelling
pass word
san Francisco, Baltimore and Rich
mond. were candidates for the 1900
convention. ana Richmond, va, was
chosen.
This aftcrnonn the Ecbckah assem-
TN rendered Grand Sire Pinkerton and
the various department commanders q
reception.
Tonight's features was reunion q
Past Grand representatives. Many
members IL the odd Ladies assembled
in the Hotel Cadillac convention hall
ana listened to addresses by men who
have been prominent in the Sovereign
Grand Lodge.
There were many arrivals, tonight.
from several states, chiefly uniformed
cantons Of the Patriachs Militant and
their ladies'. a special train arrived
from Boston with Department Com
mandcr Emerson and 115 members from
Massachusetts. Patriarchs from Maine,
New Hampshire and other states came
in m evening trains,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
DO THEY WEAKEN?
Continued from page ~

lowing were alive at San Isidro, an in
surgcnt stronghold: Lieut.. Gilmore,
Chief Quartermaster VIM. Walton,
Salmaker's Mate Paul Vandoit, Cox
swain John Ellsworth, Apprentices Of
Third Glass Albert Peterson and
Landsmen Sivio Brisolese, Lyman
Paul Edwards and Fred Anderson.
capt. Charles M. Rockefeller of the
18th Infantry, is also supposed to be
prisoner with the insurgents. He dis
appeared. last April and no trace OF
him has been discovered
The war depart ment has approved the
action Of Gen otis in not allowing Span
ish ships to 80 to ports controlled by tn
insurgents to take away Spanish pris
oners.
These ships. however. will be allowed to
proceed to such ports under escort Of yes
scis ar The United States. The transfer
Of the Spanish prisoners to the ships Will
be under the direction and control of
United States officers.
The war department will allow no com
munication between Agulnaldo and his
agents and the Spaniards who may go To
bring away the Spanish prisoners
The navy department has received the
following cablegram from Admiral Wat
son. dated Manila. Sept. ~:
Davidson. in ParaGua. had sharp ~
EaGcmcnt on the 18th at san Fabian. Lin
gaAcn gulf. with about 800 insurgents
heavily cntrcnchcd at 4 distance Of from
100 To 1000 yards Tho insurgents fled
Their fire was weak ana ineffective. On
the rarasua there were no casualties
The senior highly commcnds Davidson"
Tic ParaEua is one of the little gun
boats. turned over to the army by Al
miral Watson. ana Davidson. her com
mandcr. i a young ensign. The scene y
the battle was ~ the north coast NJ lu
ION. off the port which forms The northern
terminus uf the road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
HOPING FOR THE BEST.
Pretoria Press clirgs TO the Idea that Who'll
Trouble May Be Settled.

Pretoria, Sept, l9.-The reply Of the
government to the latest British note
is variously commented upon; but the
Pretoria Press. printed in English and
Dutch and other papers, profess 70 be
lieve that joint commission will Yet
be held and that is still a possibility
Of an understanding being reached.
The NoIl<sraad, as a matter Of ur-
gcncy today. referred the new draft
law providing for the confiscation of
the property Of persons found guilty Of
treason and lese majestic to a special
committee for consideration and report.
At the request of President Kruger the
Chamber then went into secret session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
THE SUPREME COUNCIL
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rites Begins 9th
An, uaI Session al Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Sept. 19.-The S7th an
nual session Of the Supreme Council
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rites for
The northern Masonic jurisdiction Of
the United States began in the Masonic
Temple here. today.
This comprises all the states ana ter
ritories except those in the South. The
officers. all Of whom We're in attend
ance. are: General Henry l.. Palmer
Of Wisconsin, most puissant sovereign
grand commander: Samuel &. Law
renee Of Massachusetts, puissant grand
lieutenant commander; Nichols II.
Buckle Of Indiana. grand minister Of
state; Newton ID. Arnold Of Rhode Is
land. grand ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Holy
Empire: Clinton +. Paige Of Bingham
ton. n ", grand secretary general
Holy Empire.
Senior H. De Zayas Enriquerc. Mcxi-
can minister Of state, was present ana
announced the regrets Of President
Diaz. who is sovereign grand com
mandcr of Mexico. at his inability 70
attend. Israel Strarns, sovereign
grand commander Of Canada, was also
present.
The annual address NJ the grand
commander showed s. active members,
three deaths. having occurred during
the past year. SO honorary members
ana 21.o0O SIND degree Masprs. The
address dErlt upon the changed con
ditions resulting from thc Spanish
American war II stated thar the new
territories NJ the United States were
under Spanish Masonic control and
their status ~ tn fraternity would
careful investigation The
sessions wili continue rur three days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
DREYFUS PARO0NEO.
Continued from page ~

and was a Republican in politics. He
took a great interest in the improve
ment of the working classes. and. in
1865, founded cooperative society
for their benefit. His Republican ideas.
in 1867. caused him to be sentenced to
four months Imprisonment and 2000
francs fine. He was elected to the Ma
tional Assembly. in 1871, and 1875 he
was first elected to the Senate, of
which he afterwards became one of the
secretaries and eventually one of the
vice presidents. He was defeated for
reelection as vice president. Jan. Is,
1898, He has written extensively on
chemistry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
Shamrock Takes Her Daily Spin.

New York, Sept. 19-No chance is
being lost BY Sir Thomas Upton and
VIM. Fife, the Shamrock's designer to
try the yacht on every point Of sailing
before the final trial against the 60
lumbia. Starting at 11.42, today, from
Scotland lightship the Shamrock sailed
over triangular course Of about 25l2
miles, allowing for windWard work. in
hours and 2 minutes. The wind was
light from east southeast varying
from ) TO II miles an hour during the
trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
Admiral Moniojo's Trial Begins.

Madrid. Sept 19-The trial of Ad-
miral Montojo. formerly chief in com
mand Of SPANS forces in the Philip
pines, who surrendered 10 Admiral
Dewey after the destruction If the
Spanish fleet in the battle of Cavitc
began here. today. The prosecution
demanded a sentence Of Imprisonment
for life. with dismissal from the ser
vice. The defence will be presented.
tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
To Succeed laie Cornelius Vanderbilt.

New York Sept. 19-Wm. Rockefellt +
was, today, elected a member Of the
board Of directors of the New York Cen
trail Railroad Co. to succeed the late
Cornelius Vanderbilt. VIM. X. Wander
bilt succeeds his brother Cornelius AZ
president of the New York 4 Harlem
Railroad. II. Mex. Twombley was elcc; !
cd a member of the board OF directors .
the New York x Harlem Railroad TO take
the place made vacant by the death OF
Cornelius Vanderbilt. \ meeting Of the
Car Co. was also held but no statement
was given out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept l9.-The delicate ten
sion Of the speculative temper was well
illustrated by the course Of today's mar
ket. which seemed 10 be going prosper
ously on its way to recupcration and re-
covery in present until the last half hour
Of the trading. After that time prices
were bowled over in every direction. The
selling movement was in fun force when
the market closed ana prices rapidly
tending downwards. Some Of the earlier
gains. though largely reduced, had some
thing still left on the credit side. though
in other prominent stocks the notable al \
vances achieved earlier in the day were
completely wiped out. Professional op
orators who had stocks AT yesterday 4
low level had turned bulls ana there was
fair volume Of buying orders II com
mission houses, this morning, attracted
by yesterdays late recovery IN prices.
Prices were marked high at the opening
and trading was very active for a time.
spccialties. notably the New York trac.
tiun stocks. which have suffered recent
violent losses. were rapidly marked up
against the bears. Late IN the Day very
buOyant tone carried the Coaiers upward
under the leadership 81 LackaWanna.
which advanced an extreme liz. Othcr
members Of the group rose from 212 ~
points. Metropolitan extreme rise was
w. Brooklyn Transit was up AT one time
AZ. Many other specialtcs were up br-
tween and points. and the active rail-
roads very generally showed gains ~
from | tO il2 such WAS the state IN
affairs when traders began 70 take profits
in the CoAlers ana Metropolitan Street
Railway. II did not take the bears long
to wipe out an ~ the gains In Brooklyn
Transit and the course ~ prices turntn
quickly dpwnwards. the selling movement
actively continuing a. the close. Bankers
express the opinion that money Will con
tInuc hard at per cent. or above. One
pf the vagarics ~ the situation rs mat
sterling exchange held steady ~ firm ~
day. with buying for London account 81
over Il. go shares while II dropped snarp-
~. yesterday IN spite Of London's sealing
w over 10000 shares Competent lu.hori
ties ID not look f1r gold imports until
gains ana ncld better than stocks In th-
late weakness. Total sales. par value
~ 2'f Unn United States bonds were UNI
cEa Ecd ~ bid quotations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-20
The Conspiracy Cases.

Paris, Sept. LIT is expected that
the work of the high courts investiga-
ting committee, appointed to inquire
into the charges of conspiring to
change the form of government
brought against NJ. Deroulede and
Others, will take from four to six
weeks. When this task shall have been
completed the high court tSenatc) will
re-convenc. It is expected its sessions
will take up a month.