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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-14
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STREET STAT1ON.,4,,,,-
wv 1NuESTIBULEs LIMITED rri.e a.
srnr5atk 11:1o a. u. stops oaiy At
tS,ssassh,,rr. Waverly and SlIoiK.
second class tickets hoe -
this y lI .n1rHE CHICAGO EXPRESS,
600 -. ~. N rnchhurg. Roanoke. Columbus
aol Chicago. Pullman Sleeper En1-
snS 70 columbus; also iOs Sr:s s2t,
LWynMorvfiIe and Chattanooga gail-'
nan sleeper Roanoxs 70 . ssno1xi !, n
esa p NJ, for Suhoik, a. alG ~
,termediate Stations VS. g q ~
loiA AZ e FOR IIynchcurs anS Roa..S:;e.
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sn.n,, and Chattanooga Lisn;.eds
lng ;o SIsepers Ly7Icho;-S e Hem
fSiaand New Orleans Cafe. parlor
pnisS observation car HA2ford TO
a an Ala Pullman sleeper -
1.sa,, Richmond and Lynehbnrs. and
ttsrths ready for occupancy az $50
ppAW Also, Pullman sleeper Petara-
h,,ra and Roanoke.
rr.ins arrive Richmond from Lynen-
n phi s.ss p. NJ. sson Norfolk and the East
+ and 81 9 az s. IL. and vEsrIBULEDE LIN
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c. H BOSEEYs
District Passenger agent.
w. B.BEY1IIA
General passenkerAsenf
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Will We'd To-NIorroxy,

A marriage licence'was issued yesterday
Afternoon to Miss Alice Harris and MT.
Robert w. Harris. Miss Harris is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William II.
snarris. They will be married tomorrow.
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shclterinc Arms Hospital.

The members of the Common Council
:t11d the Board of Aldermen were extend
ed an Invitation last night to be present
at the anniversary of the Shelterins Arms
Hospital this afternoon from l. to
! n.clcscls.----
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z I,P.aPs Winston. clerk OF, the said coun-
snecial@ commissioners by the decree IN
Said cause of February r. 1900, has a been
duly given. ;,., 49,.
Given under my hand, this 18th. day OF
eo1 80 IL : : ;85s," Clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I WILL BUY INSTALAIENT STOCK IN
= the OLD DOMINION or any other
Richmond Building and Loan ASsocia-
ton. Address INVESTOR, care Times.
fe14
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Pole on Fire.

A telegraph pole at Fourth and Clay
streets caught fire about Il o'clock last
might. No 4 Steamer was sent to put 1t
ont. Little damage was done.
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1z7ie 4
IA UcT1oN SALE 5s
4 OF "A
VERY ATTRACTIVE LOT. FRONTING
Sixty FEET ON CAMBRIDGE So
STREET.
the request Of the owner Is will sell gel
a public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY a., 1850. g
at 5 o'clock P. M. the above lot. which.
fronts ON the southside Q. Balnorlose.
This lot lies exceptionally well. and is De.
scidedly one of the choice lotsaln this de-
sirable part Of the city.
Being instructed by the owner, VINO IS =. a
nonresident, to sell without regard 70
cost or value, you will doubtless find 1t TO
your interest to attend the sale.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance
in 6. and y months. deferred pa Tments
bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust.
A.. L. ADAa1soN, Auctioneer
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ksAlI.i;OA 0s.
South Railway
snAll;LllI,;OAos.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE nov. 1As1ssa
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
1es Da nS IL 1Gr pa A,sn saath
s Goo r. d. Daily except Sunday. for
- Keysviile and tntermstiiatss
stations. esszsssss
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
4 e :os q : = a. Daily from points South
20 An DaSiy except Sunday rom
Keysville.
YORK RIVER LIN
LEAVE RICHMOND, N. b.
1 200 Z. NJ. Mondays, Wednes-1 5oHes s
go days and 5Fridavs-l tn 1n- 81
80 p. N. Daily except Sunday. date
500 a NJ. Daily Except Sunday stations
York River line steamers leave " est
Point at 500 sltImere st
q 80 - Arrive 5RICHMONp.
$40 A. NJ. Daily from West Point with
connection from Baltimore
Tuesdays. Thursday ana sat-8
:1o:4s A. NJ. Wednesday andl Fro na West
$40 P. NJ. Daily except inter mediate
Sundays. stat.ot ~. ona
s,eenins car reservations furnished by
pichmond transfer Co., 9O3 east Main
street or Depot Ticket Agent. virginia
Street Station. -, 1r,rr,erpr1Rv
.rrav. Pas. AZ. S = = Main ANS st. Rich
8 ln M GuE q Va TURK.
Traffic Manager. Cen. Pas-AEen1,
FRANfS s. CANNON. Third Vice-Pres1s,
dent and Gen. Man. Washing ton- Y =.
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In execution of the above decree, the
undersigned, appointed special commls,
sioners thereby, will offer for sale, upon
the premises. on
MONDAY, THE 10TH FEBRUARY, 1900,
at 5 o'clock p NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned in said proceedings, consisting
of a two-story brick dwelling OF flve
rooms. in fair order, with lot having
frontage OF 20 feet & inches on Mosby
street, and running back to an alley, with
wide alley on its south. This property is
wen located, and will make most ex-
cellent home for person OF small means,
or will pay handsomely as an investment
It overlooks the Jefferson Park, and there
is no better situation in the city,S and as
Improvement of the park progresses must
enhance in value.
E TERMS:& One third cash; the residue IN
three equal instruments at six. twelve ana
eighteen months, and for which the our-
chaser must give negotiable notes, with n
Interest added The title retained until
the same are fully paid and a CONVEYANCE
is ordered by the Court.
MANN S. QUARLES,
10 LANE STERN,
Special Commissioners.
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BY II. A. NIcCurdy,
Real Estate AuctiOneer

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JET
" FERSONS PARK REAL ESTATE,
No. SO MOSBY STREET, THE RESI-
DENCE OF THE LATE A. GlPPERlCH,
ESQ.
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Desirable Brick Dwelling

81 OF SEVEN ROOMS AND LOT.
FRONTING so FEET MARSHALL
EARgEIGHTEENIH STREET,
BEING MOI SOC
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WeGwill sell the above REAL ESTATE
at request Of the owner, nonresident
Bon the premises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY sl6. 1900.
at 4sP.EM. This IS a good renter, and will.
pay good Interest on the investment
One halt cash 3 balance In one
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FOR SALE. OR LEASED TO DEsIRA-
HE party. THE JEFFERSON PARK
HOTEL AND SPRINGS, one mile from
University, Va. House furnished
throughout; electric cars. JEFFERSON
PARK. CO., Charlottesville, Va. JAZZ
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wANTED-PARTIES HAVING TYPE
writing to do. of every description. to
send for special low rates. Work neatly
executed, and delivered promptly. Ad-.
4 dress EXPERT, care Leader.
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AUCTION .ALE..-Fu.nreDny.
Chas. a. Rose,

BY h Seldom Taylor
and =
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n oMM1ss1oNER's SALE.
. u BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
OF THE
VALUABLE WITH IMPROVE
EAST LINE OF FIRST STREET, Be
TWEEN BYRD AND ARCH SITS.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

EANKRUpTCY NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FIRST lGEETING OF
CREDITORS.
+ E #z{;S5 E s n.s& ~
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF, VIRGINIA.
To the creditors of GEO. E. CRAWFORD
& co. of Richmond, in the county OF
Henrico and district aforesaid, a bank
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day OF February, A. D. 1900, the said
GEO. E. CRAWFORD Il CO. were duly
adiudicated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of creditors will be held in my
offices. NO.. 2O-o2 Shafer Building (Tenth
and Main streetsy. in Richmond, Va. on
the 33D DAY OF FEBRUARY, "A D..
1900. at $50 o'clock in the forenoon. at
which time the said creditors may attend
Droye their claims, appoint trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt and transact such
other. business as may properly come be-
E ~ 2 'SAo WIN. F. WICKHAM,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February IS, 1900.
Carleton E. Gary, Counsel.
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$3.50 AUC1ION Sales his b
4. IL Adamson,
Real Estate Auc tfoneer and Insurance

Agent,
Manchester, Va
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{ Decree Of Law and Equit,
Court. February Il. 1900.
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ANY ONE INVESTING $50 CAN IN
crease substantially his income without
without risk. ]. b. HOWARD & CO,
100 Boylston street, Boston. Mass. les
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Jtnl sales OF STOCKS 46G,SOO Rhnres.
Nav Ynrl, Mining Sticks.
nrandstuffs and Provisions.

cHICAGo-Corn was the leading deal
on the board of trade to-day. Renewed
support from bulls and covering by
shorts, together with strong cables,
caused a gain for the day of 1lEc.
wheat was strong on the unfavorable
weather, closing 3E95c improved Oats
closed &c higher and provisions from
7lsc better in ribs to zoe up in pork.
The corn market opened strong on
higher Liverpool cables and In sym
patty with wheat. July AGD9sc over
yesterday ut S6& QS6%c Almost imme-
diately the bull contingent entered the
pit, buying heavily. Shorts in scare
followed suit and as there was broad.
ening in the commission house trade
and q fair cash business. the market
advanced with great activity. July near
the end OF the session touching 3Sisc.
The close showed the strength well
held, July 1isc higher at 3sc. The bulls
who came to the support of the market
were the same ones In most cases who
have been selling recently, especially
yesterday Receipts were light-l19
cars here-and country offerings small.
New York reported forty-four loads ia
ken for export.
The wheat market too. was active
nearly all the session and the tone
strong. The factors were reports of
unfavorable weather-too much rain in
the southwest and lack of 1t in the
northwest. One Dakota correspondent
declared that the ground was as dry as
a board several feet down. The wea-
Their In France, Germany and England
was also said to be unfavorable to the
wheat crop. Liverpool waB higher and
Bradstreet's worlds visible decrease
4,30O,O 600 bushels. The corn strength was
also a support. especially dur
ing the latter half OF the
session. The cash demand was
rather slack and New York reported
only five loads taken for export. Prl-
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels, COM
pared with $4,000 bushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 17j
cars, against 2Gl, last week and 2lS a
year ago. Local receipts were sixteen
cars, none of which were Of graded
contracts. Atlantic port clearances in
wheat and flour were equal to 10000
bushels.
In oats the feature was the covering
Of heavy line by one man. He was
credited with buying 100000 bushels.
The market felt the corn strength, as
well as some complaints from Illinois
concerning the crop prospects Trade
was rather quiet Receipts here were
eighty-fvc cars. July sold between &c
and 22&c. closing 2sc over yesterday ut
22KG22%c.
Provisions were quiet but strong. A
firm hog market was felt early and soon
after the corn strength became po-
tent influence. There was decrease In
hog receipts and Liverpool was higher
for product The outside demand show
81 Nd
fair demand for lard and ribs from
packers July pork sold from 81 67h
to 81 80. and closed zoe over yesterday
at 81 Sly; July lard from Sc 97Ialp7 90
to 81 10, closing l2lac improved Mt
81 O7Ikd7 10 and July ribs from Sc G7isT0
6 20. with the close 7Isc higher at
So 72tS.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat. SO cars: corn. 100 cars; oats,
30 cars; hogs, 1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Wool.

BOSTON-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
There is little more activity to be noted
in the wool market without, however,
any Improvement in prices as yet. 1t Is
felt that prices have at least sagged
down TO n working basis; that Is, they
have reached level at which consum-
ers are willing to operate. One con-
sumer Is quoted as saying in fact, that
prices which manufacturers are now
paying for wool will enable them to
make light weights which can be. sold
Mt nearly last years prices. From this
time on, therefore, the trade are inclin-
ed TO look for more business in the wool
market. The deadlock between the
growers and the buyer continues in the
territories and the bids made at the
public sales In Casper and Rawlins
were generally rejected. In some in
stances, however. growers are more in
clined to make concessions. The sales
Of the week in Boston amounted to
2.1ll,OOO pounds domestic and $4,000
pounds foreign, making u total of 2,63l.-
900, against n total of 1,652,000 for the
previous week and total OF 3,4l5,50O
for the corresponding week last year.
The sales since January /. amount to
j7,96S.9OO pounds, against S9.6OS,5OO
pounds for the corresponding time last
year
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Human nature sets o man up as u
Judge OF his nelghbors.
Many q mans prosperity is due to ms
having married wealthy WIDOW
The public -snirited candidate IS tue
one who opens kegs for the crowd.
II there IA any pig in a mans nature
It IS sure to crop out when he travels
i d man is made Of dust that may
explain why 80 many men are ai"u'S
dry.
The man with plenty OF muscle anu
a tender heart is the kind that women
admire
When d girl nccepts the hand OF an
aE.d sultor It's because there's some
thing IN II.
When Rome burned Nero made a
great mistake in playing the fiddle IN
stead Of the hose.
Victory Invariably perches on tne
banner Of the man who never tets
doubt creep into his heart
Tho helress may be homely, but II
S82 waits for some young man TO lell
hsi So she will never find 1t out.
Il Us well 10 make a good beginning
ana u % also well to remember thht tue
end a what determines everything
a woman's idea OF a good conversa.
t9ha..st is n man who can think OF
1W hing to Say when she pauses Tor
e1nl 10 regain her breath.-Chicago
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CHICAGo-Cattle, receipts 1900
head: steers strong and active; good
clearances; butchers stock steady to
strong; best on sale to-day, one car
load short horns at Sc IS; good to prime
native steers IS 0O15 SIS; poor to me
dunn 81 1904 9Oj selected feeders 81 250
co. mixed stockers So 1904 90; cows.
50 OOd4 G5; heifars So 2505 10; campers
81 5O@S 10; bulls, So 0OG4 30; calves,
strong at 81 50M7 90, Hogs, receipts to-
day 1900 head; estimated for to-mor-
row, $4,000 head; left over, 500 head;
market active at 5910c higher; top,
IS 57h; mixed and butchers IS 20g
soy: good to choice heavy IS 35Q5 SO;
rough heavy S. 20Gp5 30; light, s. 15Q
8 47ls: bulk OF sales s. 37IGlI5 80; sheep,
receipts $4,000 head; sheep steady to l0c
lower; lambs slow to a shade lower;
good to choice wethers s. 25G5 so; fair
to choice mixed "a 6O@5 %; western
sheep s. 25d5 so; yearlings. So 5O96 90;
native lambs s. 00aT 80; western lambs
Sc OOI7 So; spring lambs Sc OOGS s..
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira So SOq5 IS; prime s. 3OGp5 10; COM
mon. 50 1904 90. Hog market excited
and higher; extra heavles S. 65G5 20;
heavy Workers s. 5OQ5 SO; light York
erg So 4OT5 49, pigs s. 2Od5 80; roughs
So 7j@5 90. Sheep steady; choice weth-
ers 81 2jd5 30; common, 81 5003 so;
choice lambs Sc SOFAS 70; spring lambs
Sc COOS 90; veal calves Sc OO9S so.
CINCINNATI-Hogs active at 81 $50
8 A.
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May, 4aAe; July. llasc; September,

May 4sAe; July. 4sSe; SEPTEMBER.
4ssie.
Oats, receipts. 1890 bushels; exports,
OF bushels, spot market firm: No. 2.
27Sc; No. white. 29c; mixed western.
27ala2oe; OPTIONS inactive and nomi-
nal.
Hay easy. Hops quiet. Hides arm.
Leather steady Beef steady. Cut
meats quiet Lard. pork and butter
firm. Cheese quiet and weak Eggs
dull. Tallow steady. Cottonssed oil.
rosln and turpentiDe. rice. molassas and
peanuts steady. FreIghts to Liverpool
quiet.
Coffee, futures opened steady and un-
changed. Market closed steady .and
unchanged to 5 points advance. Sales.
1880 bags. Sugar, raw, steady; refined
steady.
BALTIAIoRE-Flou dull and un-
changed: receipts 1896 barrels; exports
6,145 barrels. Wheat dull; spot and
May 7OM 17OlSc; July. 70$4Iic: August
Tic asked: steamer No. red 64ssafS5e:
receipts 1.7G2 bushels; exports 40 600
bushels; southern wheat by sample $40
79lsc: do on grade 671l67llEc, Corn
strong; spot and May 41&@415sc; June
42GI49Isc: July. 42ItG42Ac; August,
A9%c bid; steamer mixed 40&04O3sc;
receipts $500 bushels: exports 1874
bushels: southern white corn 42lsQ
4slkc: do yellow i2643c. Oats dull; NO.
2 white 29A I30c; No. 2 mixed 2192I}5e.
Hay steady: No. timothy 81 90. But
ter, eggs and cheese firm and UNI
changed.
CINCINNATI-Flour dull. Wheat
nominal; No. 2 red '7Sc. Corn flrmer;
No. 2 mixed 4lc. Oats quiet; No. 2 mix
ed 25Kc. Rye dull; No. 2, Soc. Lard
firm at SO %. BullSments firm at 81 10.
Bacon quiet at IS 90. Whisky steady at
81 %. Butter quiet Sugar steady.
Eggs quiet at 1Olsc. Cheese steady.
ToLEbo-Wheat dull and higher;
No. cash 74c; May 74c. Corn firm and
higher; No. 2 cash 4Oc Oats weak and
unchanged: Nc. cash 2SI5c. Rye dull
and unchanged. No. cash SIC. Clover
seed dun and higher; cash prime old
81 7O; prime new 81 90: October, 81 So;
No. 2, 81 2594 80.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-Thera was nothing In
the way of new feature to the market
for metals to-day. Business was rath-
er slow, with a weak undertOne. Lake
copper in the local market rested very
duh at unchanged prices, despite an
advance of % Cd In London. Tin was
quiet NJ SOS 3ja2S 20. Lead very dull
at So 97lfs1i 02is. Spelter was weak
and lower under local selling pressure.
and unfavorable news from abroad,
closing weak at 81 47Ad4 521a. Pig iron
warrants ruled weak and unsettled at
SIS On. Northern No. foundry was en-
tirely nominal. being weak and unset
tied The brokers' price for lead was
Sc so and for copper SIG %.
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poUGHEEEPsTE. May is.-when
,hc Forepaugh-sells Brothers circus
w,s giving a performance here yester-
5av the big Foiar bear Dick escaped
from his cage, and Dick made the most
of his freedom for a half hour led en-
moves a merry chase and made matters
UNPLEASANT for his associates behind the
bars In the big tent the performances
was going on and the audience was in
ignorance of the cause Of the uproar In
the menagerle tent.
The performance was about half over
Yesterday when Dick" discovered that
Ms cage door was unlocked. He had
hptted against 1t and it'gave way. In
aml1ute he was out in the centre OF the
msnsserle. Outside the band was play
ing a waltz while eight horses danced
"a a quadrllle. The bear caught the
spIrl, Of the music and went around In
a circle. He waltzed down past the
Hons cage and there was roar that
shook the tent as the big African lion
Iqaped until his back hit the top Of the
cage. The tigers took up the roar and
The hear stopped waltzlng. He APP
preached the cages and stood looking In
at the lion as though to say, go It, old
boy: used to be in one of those places
~ Il
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WE have lately received large
t,...s " Planolen Ohc musical wondeD.
W ..a use you can play the finest and
moor classical music without previous
hI. edge N music or the piano. We
,.N 'Hrnlsh thom % match any color OF
piano. call and see them.
l. w RAINIER co.
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To Washington, D, c., Via Baltimore
& Ohio Rnilrnnd.

on May 10, 20 and 81, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company viii sell ex-
cursIon tickets from all local stations
west Of the Ohio river to Washington
D. C.. at the rate Of one fare for the
round trip, account Imperial Council
order OF Mystic Shrine. Tickets will be
good for return until May 9s, 1900
For further information call on OF nd
dress nearest Baltimore & Ohio ticket
agent, or h. ~ Austin. general pGssen-
ger agent, Chicago. III.
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BEAR AT LARGE.
Native of the Polar Regions sti-s up
a Circus.
GETS INTO THE LEMONADE.

Figures in Several Novel Acts-Pays
visits to his Neighbors-Wrapped
IN a Tarpaulin and Carried to his
Cage.
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Articles.

E,ourEs,eadv
uyI,aa, NJ Gt@EiiLr. No rod II
o7co S'-' ' "
G,sS No . s7ikc. No . vr,,ow
sy,,.
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1900 q, eS . y ' w. ''' -
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HALF RATES

Flatmence is cured by BEEcHAMs.
PILLS.
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OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 40; GER
tlhcates no bids or offers; shipments,
elise barrels; average, S9.469 barrels:
runs, 1914 barrels; average. STl64 bar
rels,
NEW YoRK-s,andard oil stock
S5Sel053S.
ToLEDo-oll unchanged.
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BROKERS.
Express Compnnies

Mex. Central -. 1874 do I'd PREF. 26G
MINI. 4 St L.. esss Wis. Central. i51s
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Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling.
Rellaire and Martins Ferry. Gonsult
agents for nest routes and lowest rates
10 ali points. NJ G. CARREL.
General Passenger Agent.
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Pays Several visits.


The canvasnlen and animal trainers
shouted for ropes and hung around
waiting for chance to gather Dick in.
But out in the open Richard was him
self again. and made for a cred wagon
on which was painted a snow scene. 1t
was the monkey wagon. and he climbed
upon a wheel while the monkeys yelled
In terror.
pick then went toward the ele-
INFANTS. Near them was the tank in
Witch the Ave trained seals. Polar
EARS like seals, but their affection is
due entirely to their appetite for the
animals. William Starr Chambers, su-
perIn,sndent Of animals, once saw a
bar kill 1--WE seals, and, remembering
Ills, he had the seals covered by tar
paun, and ''Dlck" passed them by.
In front of the elephants the bear did
Odance. He stood on his head whlls
the elephants set up trumpeting and
,ugvaI at their chains anxious in casa
PICK" came in reach, to make short
work OF Mr. Bear. The bears Intep-
Itgns, however, were perfectly friendly.
THc music had started, and he was
val;zlug. Near the elephant,
l-butcher'' had a tub of the well known
made in the shade; ice cold red lelno-
made" In it was a chunk of ice, AMI
pick" put both fore feet and his heal
in the tub.
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Don't let him drink that lemonade
shouted the superintendent Of animals.
Keep him away from 1t"
IT'S all right" shouted the butcher"
from behind a wagon.
Well don't take any chances" said
Mr. Chambers. But the bear after
Oyer;urnlng the tub. garbbed the chunk
Of lee between his paws and walked on
10 a soft spot in the sawdust and start
ed TO roll about.
The equine quadrills was over and
the horses came In to go to their places.
on the floor was the bear. They saw
him, and the first one was shouted to to
jump.
hip. yelled the trainer; and over he
Wept
oHlp! Hip! Hip! Hip! Hip" contIu-
us the trainer as one after the other
th3 horses jumped over Dick" who
.s,asd up with look OF wonderment on
his face NINE. Adrenita' followed
Win hspleaplng horse, and she jumped
"pFk who blocked her path.
Ii disgust the bear laid himself down
again and started to roll. In the twinA-
Ing Of an eye 4 tarpaulIn had been
spread and as he rolled into 1t thH
keepers wrapped him UP. Thoroughly
wrapped In tarpautin that wsptyaeout
him a half dozen times, he was picked
Up and carried bodily to his cage;