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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-08-01
FILIPINO FAKIR OF
THE PHILIPPINES.
The Entertaining Half Breed Who
Makes His Living By Doing Won
deriul Tricks in Our
Colonial Possessions.

MAMMA June 1o.-The F1liplno
Jusklef Is TO use YankeeIsm. aleel
thlhe! Born of japanese parents with
n trace of Chinese blood wandering
through his veins. nursed In the hills
OF the Islands that, within recent his
tory. have never been at peace, and
compelled To earn his livelihood as best
he can, he has brought the art of Jug
Cling up to one Of the exact sciences.
In Juggling can he counted all the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-08-01

Leave Pennington 7.45 N, y b aud 3.55 pm
weekdays.
Arrive Lambertyille $40 4 IN. 12s and ~ IN
week days.
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TWO MUSCULAR CHRISTIANS.
They Assist n Town Marshal to Can
ture StaIylart Law Breaker.

AEsoia tllt an FRANCISCO Aa4L
The spectacle Of two prominent young
clergymen CT Alameda County soundIy
pummeIiEg a staIwa7t ranch hand on the
streets OF Livermore was witnessed much
10 the edifcatiou Of sightseers, who cheer
ed the plucky young c,erics.
The muscular expounders Of the gospel
are Rev Car NJ. Warner. pastor Of the
Methodist Church. and Rev. Arthur Hicks,
pastor of the Presbyterian flock at Liver
more Each is a believer in muscular
Christianity when force can be applied 10
a righteous cause. IN the case in point
the two preachers went 10 the rescue OF
Town Marshal Harvey. who was being
badly worsted in an effort 10 lug a bel
ligerent and somewhat inebTi2ted farm
hand to the calabOose.
The rancher was making matters so hot
for Harvey that the peace officer was we'll
nigh ready TO loose his prisoner, when the
young ministers came along. They were
no; long in taking in the situation. Har-
vey is not large man. The prisoner with
whom he was struggling was not only big
framed, but sufficiently heated by liquor
to make mean and ugly fight.
The farmer had much the best of the
fight until he was confronted by the cleri-
cal Te-enfOTcementS. Rev. Nj Warner and
his companion dOffed their coats and went
into the ARRAY. To be a minister is not
70 be any less, but much more, a man
with such sturdy followers OF the cross
of faith, so they had everything their
own way. In a jiffy the tide Of battle
had turned and the pastors had the salts
faction OF seeing the fighting rancheT
speedily placed in Jail. with ample loom
TO mediate upon the vanities Of the world.
1T was nothing" said Rev. Mr.. Warner
The marshal seemed to have his hands
full and we relieved him of some of his
burdens -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
New York Cotton a1nrLet.
THE LOCAL SIC OK EXCHANGE.
Saturday Mnde Holiday During
July and August

The Washington Stock Exchange tosay
voted TO close on Saturdays during July
and August, in accordance with the uaI
hot-weather custom Tae Will. tn re-
fore, be no meeting Of the Exchange next
Saturday
Business today on the Exchange W $
more animated and Important than f,r
some time past. Transactions occurred n
all the active stocks, and Huctua ions were
OF more Significance tnan has been the III Q
recently. There was some comment over
the fact. in view OF the number Of brokers'
away on their sumner vaCa -iou-. The day
before q holiday also is Usually exec
tiOnally dull
Capital Traction advanced TO IO3 and
several blocks Of the stock were sold al
l02 IS and 1G3. Washington Gas ad-
vanced TO % on what seemed to be good
investment buying. Mergenthaler Limo
type sold of and was an exception TO the
general rule One hear trader offered il
down from Isl and a fraction the closing
price Of yesterday. to 179 "a Later il re-
covered half its decline and the demand
for the stock above $50 seemed good. Bos-
ton sold MeTgenthaIer of somewhat. bat
II cannot be learned that there was any
significance in the business.
block of Georgetown Gas was sold
on the Exchange today. the first Of the
stock to be sold in many months The
price was % The stock is very closely
held for investment 1t is a 10 per cent
stock and pays the investor , per cent at
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03

thrush has been recorded in the District Of
Columns ola as early as the 2lst.
Mockingbirds are all over southern Ma
ryland and the eastern shore. Catbirds
and brown thrasheTs, or sandy hooking
birds, are common. The Carolina wren is
scattered everywhere. but is not so numer-
Gus as il was few years ago. Bewick' S
wren, with its lcng tail, occurs in western
Maryland House wrens are common, and
so is the marsh wren on both fresh and
salt marshes. The white-breasted nat
match IS common, with its "ak-ak-ak."
The brown-headed nuthatch is comon- on
the eastern shore and seareer in southern
Maryland.
Tufted tits and Carolina chickadees are
common and the blue-grey gnatcatcher is
local. The woodthTush is common Wilson 5
thrush is II the mountains, and upon one
occasion hermit thrush was found near
Baltimore on the 9th. The robin and the
bluebird are again common.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
NEARLY EATEN BY CANNIBAIs.
4 Frenchman's Surgical knowledge
Saved lIis Life.

Ten years a prisoner in a French penal
colony captured by canuibals and threat
ened with slaughter from which he mar
rOwly escaped. George LasceIles Latrouse.
a slender. wiry little Frenchman. walked
ashore at CCmmuniDaW. Y. J.. from the
British bark Balmore. which brought him
hitheT not long since. For three DAYS he
had been a prisoner on board. held BY the
immigration authorities as a former con
Wet. 1t was because it was discovered that
LatroUse committed only the crime OF de-
sertion from the French navy that he was
released.
The hair of this man is snow white and
he is but thirty-fve years old. But his
eyes 10 bright as ever and they spanked
with JOY and he walked with a springy step
when he left the shiD
Il am in free America at last he said
and l Will never leave it.
There was ample reason for the white
locks of Latrouse. He had passed through
dangers that might well turn the hair OF
the bravest. He was conscripted into the
French navy a little more than ten years
ago. but escaped and was recaptured. He
overpowered his guards and again es-
capped. only 10 be retaken. This time he
did not get away but was sent 10 Tchio
the French penal colony at New Caledonia
where he server five years. and was then
told Mat he must put in five years more
as a -ticket-of-leave" man. BY good be
havior two years were taken off
AS ''ticket-of-leave" man he had the
right 10 choose mis- residence with certain
limits. and he wandered forth into the
bush, needless of where he isn't His
wanderings brought him to the :illage OF
a cannibal tribe and he became acquainted
with the chief, who received him very
kindly and gave him hut 10 live in Soon
after the willy chief sought a quarrel with
the white nan and had him bound for
slaughter
The day of execution was set. and il was
10 mark a great feast OF which poor "a
trouse was to form the central dish Sut
before the fata} day arrived the chiefs fe-
vorite son fell and broke his arm. La
trouse, with some knowledge Of surgery.
set the injured member. and the delighted
chief gave him his freedom Not only this.
but the chief. Latrouse says. presented t.
him a magic belt which would prevent
him from being made a sacrifice by any
cannibals with whcm he might fan u
The belt was made Of the skins OF froas
and bound with the hair of a young woman
who had been Offered as a s-crifee at a
eannibal festl~-- From it depended a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03

NEW YORK, July 2.-Fron genera i--
.urnsjaRoes Of the Stock Market. it WIS
hardly reasonable 10 expect veIy mucI of
.oday's dealings, aud as matter OF ia I,
they were in exceedingly light volume. At
he same time. the tone of tie market 90
inued steady, with pronounce strerg b in
1 number OF instances.
There was very little that was actually
,resh in the days news which oouli Be o.
tered in explanation of the drift OF pr.cts.
The news from China was exccedingl. di
luieting.
Wheat advanced rapidly on fresh West
ern estimates OF the extent OF the crop
damage, while tomorrow Suspension Of
business naturally induced p.oht .el-iz-ng
sales on the recent advances.
Much encouragement was derived from
he understanding OF Mr.. BIZ ans position.
and that appeared 10 be the main cause Of
such strength as the market showed il the
mornings dealings
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PRINTERS BEAT CADETS.
A Small Audience Witnesses Game
Harren of Interest

Harren of Interest.
The Government Printing Office and the
CCrcoran Cadets teams played ball at Ma
ional Park yesterday to a small audience.
The Printers had very easy thirg &. and won
as they pleased. The game was not charac-
terized by excitement OF sensation. Bob
teams batted well. and good fielding D e.
vented much larger score. The only tine
the Cadets made any pTetension to winnin ,
Was in the third inning. when on five hits
and some bad work upon the part OF e
Printers, they scored eight runs, which
were easily overcome by the Printers. who
scored ten in their half of that inning. IN
the next Sax innings the Cadets only s ored
two runs.
The feature of the game was the batting
of Cronin and Costello. Each made four
singles Devlin. Sherman. and King did
the batting for the Cadets each making a
two-bagger. Sherman and King figured f.
two double plays.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
Washington stock Exc,,,v.

Sales-U. s IS Coupon. S3OOa 100: ID. c.
S-65's. $5OG120; Capital Traction As. $1,000
q LOG "a; West End National Bank Ia
liz lHllS; Capital Traction. 40GIO2 IS
16HlO3; Washington Gas. 25G52 "a. 1854
50 rs; Georgetown Gas. 10G55; Mergen-
thaler Linotype, 1CG1SO IA l0GISO. IOG
1fs 81, lCGl is. I0G1SO "a. I0dlS0 SIS.
%tHlSO IL; Lanstoa Monotype. 1OOdl3
AFTER eaA-Mergenthaler Linotype. 5G
$50 "a: Washington Gas. 101d53.
Notlce-on motion, the Board decided to
suspend the call on Saturdays during the
months Of July and August. 1900.
Wednesday being legal holiday. the Elk
change adjourned until Thursday. July
&, 1900.
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4 RIue-Gra>~ Region Prayer.


Oh for 4 = IN, y we had iust one Of the brood
that made Aentucky great and strong in DAYS
when the word of ken-dckian passed current
round - world; when 70 the ends q the earth
the fame Of Kentucky was synonymous with good
faith and perfect courage stout Of heart and
sweet and clear Of voice; truth swelling in his
heart the light Of Heaven shining in - eyes;
brave. unssihSh SOL. scorning the bribery Of
Office. dsdsining the offal the politicians have 70
give for IruCulent service; she Cely. with magic
Tongue and witch.ng presence to subdIe the minds
Of men to the wisdom Of his counselt some Har-
din cleaving all before him With homely kitchen
knife whetted TO a scimitJr, potential aS re
sword Of the Ltd and Gideon; some Brecalnri-, y,
with the mien and port Of God re very look
Of whom swept the x,led legions Of Demo
crazy into a sea OF enthusiasm and gaze ay-urano@
that Kentucky SrsT-ho.n Of the Mother OF Prsel-
dents. WI stsll leader Of states N IL breeder
OF leaders O: - n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
CovERNMENT BONDS
WHITE MAN TUNED YELLOW

Great CONSERVATION was felt by the friends Of
NJ A. Hogarty, Of Lexington. XIV. when they
saw he was turning yellow. His SKIN SLOWLY
changed color, also his eyes and he suffered ter
rh!y. His malady was yellow jaundice He was
treated by the best doctors but without benefit
Then he was advised 10 Try Electric Bitters. the
WONDERFUL stomach and liver remedy and he
writes: After taking two bottles / was wholly
cured trial proves its matchless merit Tor
all stomach. liver. and kidney troubles Only 80
cents Sold by Henry Evans. Druggist. go +
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4 Reasonable Price.

= think SO is a very reasonable one for GU
BIZ lie It's ore Of the best krown wheels IN
tie city and there 30 -ztIer in tue world;
Is fitted with one-piecc hanger, Baldwin chain.
adjustable l~r. pneumatic saddle, NeN ton tires.
ard al parts are guaranteed EEtil the lst DAY OF
January. - Il Cat this aS- and bring il
along; il worth per cent OF on eli saIus
NATIONAL CYCLE CO.
ie2G-tf 1l2l Pa Ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03

Il4uI. cur nS Whllc 1tl
sleep all results of youthful errors. etc, such a
Drains Losses, lmpOtency Lame Back and Var
coce!e- Over ? 900 gave testimony 1893. ] ar
swer all letters personally, or belt rHay be e1-
ami Il - nv Office.
Or NJ. g. SANDEN, $40 'dway, New York, NY
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Ioarc of Ga IH"d upwards made
IUdLiS vi GU on FURNITURE.
2TNAoS. HORSES.

Wagons etc. at lowest rates and on the day
you apply. We are leaning on the Buildjag and
lean Association plan, which makes the cost Of
carving loans ElSh less than you pay else
where and allows you 70 pay II Of in any sized
notes YOU desire, rCnning trCzn 20 twelve
month"; You only pay for the use CT money Cor
the length Of time you carry IL II YOU have a
loan with other company we vii paw II
eff and advance ycu more money il desired Rates
cfeerfuliy given and no cost 70 you unless loan
< made Loans made snywher> in the District
Csu and geS rates Front room, hrst aOor Sci.
tntisc American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 + Street ~ Va.
roa-t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
STOCK MARKET STEADY
The Pays Dealings IN Exceedingly
Light Volume.

Wheat Advances Rapidly New
Western Estimates OF Crop Dam
ngcs-Tomcrroyv's Suspension of
business Induces PrOfit-ReaiiLiag
on the Recent Upward Movement.
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number Of barbaric coins This he pre-
served and soon after returned 10 Tchio
settlement His term expired. he took
passage on the BaImore for America.
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The market was strong this morning.
win an opening for the most part above
The close Of yesterday. There vas some
disappointment. however. al the Guilnsss
SHOWN business was small ana profess
siorai and the promise Of broader specu-
Iauou given By some of the buying yester-
day, did not seem likely 10 be fulfilled The
market might perhaps best be described
as holiday affair devoted 10 evening I'D
contracts on both sides and 10 very little
OF that There was no news OF importance
and China. Kansas City. and the .pr.Ng
wheat belt furnished no sensations and
nothing for the professionals 40 turn 10 20,
vantage on either side. Wall Street gen
orally BOW seems 10 take the view OF the
political situation mentioned in his col
unlH several days ago X is whispered ev-
eTyHheTe that # the Democrats come out
again for silver the Stock Market will be
doomed because Bryan Will thus give I'D
all possible chance Of election" II seems
quite probable that this viii be the course
OF events marketEise. Meanwhile the ten
dency has been upward for nearly a wecR
and III mild way IL is still ia the same
direction. Perhaps this is the discOulting
OF the political situation. AS 10 the more
important subsequent course Of the market
hopefulness IS expressed in most conse-va-
tive quarters. The advice 10 buy securi-
ties On the recessi0ns is stiI given Pricea
are far below intrinsic values
The Pacific securities were strong this
morning. but especially Missouri Pacific.
which spurted up or 3 points a the open
ing for some reason not explained in the
Street gossip. IL was selling around 40
yesterday and closed at a and a fraction
Within few minutes of the opening this
morning il sold at 81 The grangers held
their own well. but did not seem inclined
TO make new high levels There is much
bullish gossip regarding the future Of
Atchison, preferred. No new reasons. why
the stock should advance in price are Civ
en-, but the old reasons. which are excel
lent. are threshed over with great per-
Eistence- One market critic predicts that
Il viii sell above 30 shortly
The Steel securities continued strong
this morning The quarterly dividend on
Tennessee Coal and Iron was a surprise
10 some. although conservative people who
know the immense earnings Of the com
pany had expected the disbursement
President Baxter OF the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company, is quoted as SAYING
mat Its business is in a most fourishing
condition The steel trade generally shows
signs OF picking up. There are immense
orders waiting for prices a little bit lower
and II is most reasonable TO suppose that
buyers and sellers will come together In
the near future.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
For sALE-BICYCLEs.

We WILL send you secondhand bicycle for less
than \ what Others ASK; prices start ar $.
CYCLS EXCHANGE. 40 10th st NV jy3-St
FOR SALE-Bies.Ic Pus--One sh0p-wOrn
wheel OF leading -rl-t- che Orient tandem,
an &c bought way o. Tor cash. ORIENT
CYCLE GO. r i5IhsH Manager, az l4Ih 81
III &
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03

Shat - the TJyI-th of July without HeuricA's
beer2 CrO,,f cas- Of Aiaeszen. senate. or Lsgcr
IL h grade beers viii ma everybody feel pleas
ant and hapI-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03

L. : ENCINEER'S OFFICE. 1S5 North Cartel
Street. Washington, b. C.-Separatc sealed
proposals Tor freprcos floor. ceiling. ard roof
construction. and fCs electric HOSTS. Viii De r.
c,iyed here until NOON. JULY ). 1900. ard ti,n
publicly opened Information furnished on luu-l-
cation JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Liertsusnt
Engineers. je5.6,7s-ly23
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
New York stock market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange. 1872
r Street.
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For IN en- Only

My little book, Three
Glasses Of Men," sent f-ee
in plain sealed envelope
upon request. II embOdies
the truths l have learned
from my % years ey-
peuenc: as a specialist. II
tells all abou. my famous
DIR. SANDEN ELEC-
TRIO BELT, with eleotril
susnensory. the great HON,
self-t-eatment for veal
men tn 5 Belt Is worn a.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-03
ChIcago Grntn and Prnv1sInn Market

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the New York Exchange 1912
F Street
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Is a good deal less than oae-quarter or one fifth
OF what chronic sufferers usually pay specialists
for treatment alone, and very often without any
benefit being derived from such treatment Here's
the point: In chronic diseases, the fee charged
by Doodle specialists, as they called, is so
ing 70 opportunity. Under Dr. Noungs system
the fee is fixed -nalterably at s. a month, includ-
ne al medicines. Large fees. If offered, are de
clined, because contrary 10 the spirit and prin-
ciple Of the system No matter what your dis
ease may be consult Dr. Young al once-he'H give
you relief sure
10 p
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MME. THEC.

Medium and Gard Reader wash!ngt0n's most "a
NOUS Clairvoyant and Psluist- Consult he- On
business, love. ard family Affairs; regaites The
separated; removes spells, causes speedy Tdar-
riages, and gives luck. Open daily. German
spoken CSC and SOC 90 II 81 NV ie27-7t
GYPSY PIANIST, 1922 7rh 81 NV; Ice, past.
present. future: lucky charms: separated
brought together walk upstair, second door
je26-7t,em
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GnNSIII ThTInN In Person or FpFF
VO5OULtHItOV by Letter I'LL
PROPOSALS.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Wa

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, d.
C., JUNE 80. I9O0-Sealsd proposals Will be
received AZ this Office until u O'CLOCK, MON
DAY, JULY 10. 1900, and opened al I O'Clock p
m. the same day, for the following mate rails
10 be used in strengthening and repairing the
roof and Tor laying floors in the National
Museum SIeri 1 beams varying in heights from
four inches 20 fifteen inches Steel angle bars
varying IN size from two by two inches 10 six by
SIX inches Tine brzuls and angles are To be IN
punched and o. standard patterns and Of ordIn-
sry manufacturer lengths III u estimated that
5 coo 1000 H. vii be required, Black slate
and red slate q same quality and in Sheets Il
same sizes those NOW IN the roof OF the
Museum. tIt is estimated that 1900 square feet
Of tie former and . 90 squaur feet q the latter
viii be required TerrGzzo floor. 10 be laid in
blocks p inches square and IN the same manner
and q tile same quality Of cement that IN
the Ran containing the collection Of boats Ut
Is estimated that 500 square feeI will be re-
quired) Al materials 10 be delivered free Of
charge for transportation at the Museum For
further particulars address l. ELFREFH WAT
KINS. Superintendent. RICHARD RATHBUN,
Acting Secretary U3,gI4
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PROPOSALS for the con-truC ton q sewers Once
Of tie Commissioner. D c. Washington. d.
C.. June 3. 1900 Sealed Proposals viii De- re-
ceivad Il this office until y o'clock m JULY y
1000 for constructing sewers IN the Di-trict Of
Columbia Solicitations and blank forms % pro
po-als may BE- obtained AZ this Office The night
Is reserved 90 reject any and ali bids ~ parts OF
bids HENRY b F. MCFARLAND JOIN y
ROSS. LANSING y. BEACH Commits louer-. d.
c je3J-6t. CxS. en-
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7 =
inEtou. ID. G.. june -. 1870. Sailed Pr0po-
sals vii De received az ,his nee until - O'Clock
noon SATU RDAY. JULY = 1900 for grading,
soCd7ug and constructing cement pavement and
etars In the grounds % the Hubbard school. on
KENYON Street. between Sherman Avenue and
Thirteenth Street northwest All necessary in
formation VIII be furnished application 20 the
Once ot the Engineer Comuissiouer. D. C.. H. B.
r MCFARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS LANSING H.
BEACH Commissioner. y. G.. je3J-st eN>. EN-
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THE
s. q Month
WHICH is ALL THAT
Dr.. Young
Corner 18th and F StS.,

VIII allow YOU to pay for medicine and treatment
az his Sanitariun.