davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1900-07-26
The Natives Uneasy.

when the news came from the North
there was a distinct rustic. as Il we're,
among the people. But all remains serene
on the surface. with only little ripple
now and then But there is something IN
derneath it all that we can feel several
ways. There have been posters put
through Canton and surrounding country
calling on all 70 rise and kill the foreign
devils and Christians. These have been
torn down and destroyed by the more
thoughtful people of the city. But their
influence remains with the masses-the
mob element
When Ii Hung Chang was recalled to
Pekin there was a distinct movement in
Canton. The people thought their time
had come. Ii Hung Chang was TO have
gone last Friday. He really intended to
go-had engaged his passage. He hesitated
and wavered so that nobody knew all the
week whether he would go or not
Our Consul was very emphatic about
our leaving Canton. And the day he came
away be officially ordered the women eth
er to go away altogether, or to go TO Sha-
meen. from where if there was an upris-
ing they could be gotten of to the gun
boat. For while we did not know what
would happen. although we really did not
fear.
As long as Ii Hung Chang stayed we
felt almost safe. for although Of the EN-
press party. he is shrewd and very posi-
tive in action He takes things in his own
hands when he can. He has taught
Canton a dreadful lesson those last three
months. He has had SEQ men beheaded
or hanged, all Of them in public places. The
day We left Canton-Iast Friday-there
were fifteen hanged on the Hongkong
wharf. They were pirates and thieves and
were arrested as they came OF the steamer
They were disposd of on the spot
The evening times., 1900-07-26
Sacrificing Wash Goods.

N----r-r- rAAAH - 4eWA ID anu D44A4
SwIsses. a good choice Of neat. desira-
bic Styles. qualities worth sc n TT
TO SC yard: 70 this Friday ~
Another remnant lot Of Figured
Lawns. choice Dimities. and fine cords.
select styles and wanted color szC
ings: qualities sold at 10e yard; ~
IOF --.----------.. --..------...-.....- .
An exceptionally fine assortment Of
Wash Goods Remnants. embracing hne
lawns. baJistes. dimities. and organ
dies, in the best selling styles 5IH
Of the season; qualities sold at ~
y l-2c and l5c yard; fOr-..-E =
The evening times., 1900-07-26

up OoL0iro" al-.----------.-.- "
Another lot including Shirt Waists
OF the finest quality imported Cham
b-ays, Zephyrs. Percales and Lawns.
some with soft cuffs and others with
collar. front. and cuffs finished OF in
Hamburg embroidery. with plain
Freach back, pleated N-shape French
back and plsated French back. some
r. plain and others tucked. Some with
soft cuffs Also fine White India Linon
Waists, with embroidery trimmed
fronts. and others with
tucked fronts. Waists which y ~
have been selling up 20 81 "a
with choice offered Il ...-Vf
The evening times., 1900-07-26
Clearing Shifl Waists,

K Chhdren's Strap Slippers. n all
sizes-gO for 47c a pair this Friday.
The evening times., 1900-07-26
Shoe Department.

Broken lots Of Ladies High Grade
OxfOTds, in black and tan and all the
latest and most popular n
shapes Sold at 81 and $3.50. -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

marked recovery in the spring wheat conollIonS'
The Minnea polls Journal" to-day estimates me me
two Dakotas and Minnesota will raise from 1o''VvV
bushels to $50 oOOG00 bushels almost douole
what has been the popular estimate. Ine hsuIes
were the principal bear influence Of the day Liver
pool was 7sd lower, and showed enormous recelpls'
1885 900 bushels in six days with only SOU" oushes
Of the lot from America Baltimore wlreo II was
getting about 600 bushels wheat daily ana at
that No. red was only &c there St. Louis hao
GOO bushels against 62 O last year; Kansas CITY
152 coo bushels compared 18th $4,000; Galveston
$4,000 bushels compared with nothing last year
Northwestern receipts were light pa cars com
pared with Gil last year; at primary points there
were $4,000 bushels. compared with 74s,00 year
ago. The Patten selling was the incident IN the
pit. Shipping sales here were 5000 bushels ana
cash people say this market is about on an export
basis.
To-night's corn prices are 1zc over Friday, sep
tember selling 447sc and at 4itsc and closing at
1850; August closed 44c; July. 1850 The news
from Kansas and Nebraska of high temper
atures total lack Of rain serious crop conditions
and extreme anxiety as TO the effect of another
week of dry weather. Sensational as the Western
was. 1t partly offset by the weakness
of wheat. Receipts were 663 cars. with $40 for
Monday Shipping sales about 100000 bushels
partly the seaboard and partly direct The de-
mand not quite so sharp as early in the week
Higher prices are expected next week. unless there
is rain over Sunday in the corn belt
Oats continue to sympathiZe in a small way with
the corn strength. Very few crop complaints are
being received To-nghts oats prices isc to 14c
Fridays; September. 2412c; August. 24lsq2414c
and July. 237sc. Shipping sales 10000 bushels
receipts 165 cars, with 225 for Monday.
Provisions We're easy. pork. lard and ribs losing
sc to 71ac. Hogs 1Oc lower with 1880 re-
ceived; receipts West were heavy. Stocks here this
week show some increase however. Speculation IS
light: the situation seems mixed with the talent
divided.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
BIG DIVIDENDS


the stockholders Of Company when
the mines working fully developed The
ing public seized the opportunity and subscribing
literally
Fifteen 15l Cents Per share Qar value $1,000
On.y small block remains to be sold at this price
the price will be advanced August lst Come In
and grow UP Co. Write for prospectus
Stock uon-assessable. Mines Yankee, Clear Creek
County. Colo. Order today.
The Yankee Cons. NJ. NJ. and T. Co.
Equitable building, Denver, Colo.
\ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE HOUSE
Of high credit, having Philadelphia Branch desire
the services OF gentleman who Immediately control
large speculative business there.
To such lucrative and permanent position is
open
No will be considered that does give full
details as 70 past and present employment. and no one
not controlling a large business need apply
Address "FERMANENT,'' 800 Temple Court. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Proposals.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Sealed proposals received by the Common Coun-
ell OF the City OF Rochelle, y. Y, TO O'Clock
2. m, Tuesday July IL 1900 at the Common Council
Chambers. Building. Main and Aecnanic
streets for bonds OF thousand dollars each
The said bonds 10 be registered bonds and Payaolo
follows: 100000 first day OF August
1910 year thereafter until the total
issue IS paid.
These bonds issued pursuant to an act o. tne
islature OF York. passed March 18th.
1899 purpose OF purchasing land in the Third
Ward of the CITY OF New Rochelle for school purposes
the OF ga per cent
per annum, and viii sold the person firm or cor
poration Offering the highest premium
The city authorities the right 70 reject any or
all bids.
Interest on said bonds will be payable semannua1y
the and February
All proposals shall accompanied by certified check
National bank foI 1OO0 PAYABLE the order OF the
City Treasurer Of New Rochelle y Y
Bids be addressed Andrew ]. Sez City Clerk and
marked such.
BY order OF the Common Council
Dated New Rochelle y V June 26 1900.
ANDREW J. SELF, City CLERK
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July "A (SpeciaD-Wheat prices to-day
lost PIC 10 12sc and closed the bottom. In three
DAYS the market has lost &c a bushel. All the ad-
vance which followed the bullish Government re-
port Of Tuesday is gone. To.nights prices are lie
a bushel under the high point Of June but about
10c the low figures at the opening of June.
The best held line of wheat in this market, about
10000 bushels belonging to George Patten, was
sold out this morning. This line was bought under
7Oc and could have been sold out at one time at
around S8c for July. September to-day opened at
79c TO 79sc sold between 1915 and 77$c to 77sc, and
closed at 77zsc August closed 77ci July 1850
All this week the Northwest has been insisting
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs MIN
ing Stock Exchange, furnished by William P. Bon
bright & Co., Of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the Common Coun
ell OF the City OF Rochelle y. Y, to s O'Clock
Tuesday IL 1900. at the Common Council
Chambers, City Hall Building corner Main and Mechante
bonds thousand dollars
The bonds be registered bonds and payable
follows Two bonds 100000 on the st oay OF Ausu7
1910 and year thereafter until the total
issue Is paid.
bonds issued pursuant TO an act or the Leg
state OF New York. passed March 24tn
Of purchasing land in the Fourth
Ward OF the City Rochelle known as the Eisley
OF Webster avenue ana Wlnyan
avenue. in said city for school purposes
The will at the rate or 81 per cent
and will be sold to the person nrn OF cor
poration Offering the highest premium
city authorities reserve the right TO reject any or
bids -
Interest Will be payable serniannualy on
the first August and February
proposals shall be accompanied oy cerei1ed checS
1900 payable 70 the order or the
CITY Treasurer Of New Rochelle y Y
be Andrew J. SELF City Clerk. and
such.
T3v order Of Common Council
ANDREW J. SELL city Clerk
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
OTHER CITIES
FERRY COMPANIES.

'And interest. tex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis
nj

THE Board of Directors have declared divi-
l. dend Of ONE AND oNE-oUARTER PER CENT
Capital Stock payable July Goth next at
the once Of Messrs. j. p Morgan Co., New York, 10
Stockholders record at u o'clock M Saturday June
sOth 1900 at which time the books Will be closed.
The Transfer-Books will be re-opened at 10 o'clock
n NJ ~ CHARLES F. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
GlnanrIaI.
GinanraI.
ORGANIZATION
D. Appleton s Company

D' AppiStUII ~ NOAilpoIly
To the Creditors of D. Appleton 6 Com
pany:
large majority in amount OF the creditors Of D. Ap-
peton Company having deposited their claims with the
Metropolitan Trust Company. under the Plan and Agree
ment Of REORGANIZATION dated June 14th 1900 the said
Plan and Agreement is hereby declared effective
Notice is hereby given that the remaining claims may
be deposited up and including AUGUST 14TH, 1900
after which win only be received such
terms may be fixed by the Committee.
Dated New York. July IA. 1900.
JAMES C. CANNON. Chairman.
A. ID. JUILLIARD,
EDMUND c. CONVERSE,
WARNER VAN NORDEN,
CHARLES HATHAWAY,
Reorganization Committee.
s. s. CONOVER Secretary.
IA Nassau Street
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Counsel.
CONSOLIDATED GAS co. OF NEW YORK.
NOTICE Eo 70 ( lEylGs s4GcKh6LDrRs. EifeS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a Special
Meeting the Stockholders Of the Consolidated Gas
Company Of New York will be held the sixteenth day
Of said Company No. 4 Irving Place in city
ton o increase its capital stock from t6e present
thereof. 10 wit: Fntyfour million hve hundred and nine
hundred forty-hve thousand hundred and hf;y
@ gbI 4 bnn5Tea T tbossn9 Sa ad Dar ya
such Increase or the proceeds thereof 70 be used for
or all Of the following purposes 70 Wit occurring The
Light Companies providing redemption pay
nent the Companys debenturcs. dcbenture scrip or
other Indebtedness for additional improvements o. for
other purposes stockholders may determine
expedient. also purpose transactng
other business may before the meeting.
John P Huggns. Samuel Sloan.
y. Brady, S-tllmaa.
$. s Palmer GF0. =. Baker.
Thomas r Ryan. WTTliam Rockefeller
H. l. GawtTy, ". Taylor Pyne.
W. g Whitney.
Majority Of the Board OF Trustees.
The Transfer Books Of Consolidated Gas Company
OF New York will be closed J4ly th!rd 1900 three
P. NJ. and reopened July seventeenth. \. NJ.
By order OF the Board
o. +. ZOLLIKOFFER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was dull and
.tfhout feature. National Salt, Interstate Oil
and Storage Power showed considerable strength.
,gt. as a rule. final changes were unimportant.
standard oil closed at 54o0545, against 540q547 on
tTiIav Last prices Of other prominen issues
t5syaIa Commercial, 912Ql0; preferred. 37aH; Bak-
i-e Powder. 9212094: Bay State Gas, usaI4; Mar
f1terstat Oil 46l G451a National Salt, 44G44I2 pre-
erred 69q70; Amsterdam Gas first 5s, l02&4al034
= America 5d5l4; preferred, 20d2l Storage Power,
I5,sqIs: General Carriage. 6l2a1; New-York Trans
CITATION, o. ass. General Quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
INACTIVE ISSUES.

BANK STOCKS.
reported by Clinton Gilbert No waIl-stJ
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

z.uroad earnings received yesterday showed for
a. time named the following changes. com
a-ed with the same periods a year ago:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
flnanrlni.
financial.
High-Grade Bonds

100000
New York, New Haven Hartford Convert Debenture 4s
100000
Syracuse Binghamton New York Consolidated Mge 7s
100000
Rome, Watertown 0gdensbWg Consolidated Mtge. SIS.
S125OOO
New York laCkaWanna & Western lst Mtge Guar 6s.
Chicago, St. Louis New Orleans Consolidated Mge S.
S15OOOO
Erie & PttsbWg lSt Mortgage Guaranteed 3 2s
S25OOOO
Chicago Northwestern 1st ConsOI Mtge. Sinking
100000
Chic Northwestern adn Menomnee EenOns) 1st Mtge 7s
$4,000
Northwestern Union 1st Mtge. Guaranteed Gold rs.
$4,000
Chicago ST. Paul. Minneapolis Omaha cOnsOL Mtge 6s.
S15OOOO
Milwaukee, Lake Shore Western h Ashland Ds)
S125OOO
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis Mge 7s
S35OOOO
Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul Chc. Pa West DN) st Gold
S25OOOO
Chicago, Milwaukee ST. Paul General Mortgage Is.
100000
ST. Paul. Minneapolis Manitoba I'd (now 1sD Mge Gold 6s.
S15OOOO
ST. Paul. Minneapolis Manitoba Consolidated Mortgage Gold 6
S15OOOO
St. Paul. Minneapolis Manitoba Consolidated Mg Gold 1-2s
100000
Oregon Short Line Railway Co. 1st Mortgage Gold IS.
$4,000
Nashville Chattanooga St Louis 1st Mortgage Is.
10 $4,000
Louisville & Nashville (St Louis DN) 1st Mtge IS.
saS25OOO
Pitbwg Fort Wayne Chicago I'd Mtge. Guar Is
$4,000
Third Avenue Railroad 1st Mtge. Gold 5s
FOR SALE BY
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Dealers In Investment
Securities Purchass
bond issues OF solvent
corporations. and act as
Fiscal and Transfer
Agents. Execute orders
at the New York Stock
Exchange, either for
ca sh or on margin
Daily market letter is
sued. Correspondents
solicited.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
GAS COMPANIES.

SETTLEMENT OF THE associated BANKS IN DETAIL.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
GAINS IN EARNINGS.

.oouut. did not come 10 light. The bulls were
',sou,eted by the gloomy political outlook in China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
WILL TRY ELECTRICITY.
Experiments to Be Made by the b, and
D. Railroad Company.

Specldl correspondence OF Inc Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND. Nd July &c. 1900
Adrian H. Joline of the New York bar adj
dressed the Maryland State Bar Associa-
ton at the closing business session this
morning. The address was entitled Rail-
way Reorganizations and Was an EXPOSE
ton of corporation law.
A resolution was passed authorfzfnp III,
appointment of committee to provide for
a suitable celebration of John Marshall
day., February 4, 1891. The Bar Associa-
ton of Baltimore city is invited to unite
with the state association in a joint cele-
bration. The cordial corporation of the
Maryland bench and bar is asked Ito make
the celebration of John Marshal day'
worthy of the memory of an eminent jurist
whose inestfmable contributions to the
cause of constitutional government should
ever be cherished
The association passed resolutions asking
the legislature to amend the law making
three years study necessary either in a
law school or in the office of a member of
the bar, before an applicant for admission
to the bar can present himself to the board
of examiners for examination.
Twenty-one new members We're elected to
the state association. The COMMITTEES on
grievance reported that they had a very
restful year; that there had not been a sin
gle grievance. The annual banquet of the
state association will occur at Wills Noun
tain Inn tonight. Judge David w Sloan of
Cumberland will be POSTMASTER. Among
these announced to respond to toasts are
Ferdinand Williams. Cumberland; Edward
S. Eichelberger, Frederick; Charles w.
Heuisier and George Whitelock Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany contemplateS experimenting with
electricity a motive power over the AL
legheny mountains from Cumberland to
Grafton, distance of ninety miles. This
strip of road contains the famous 17-mile
grade, the toughest of all points on the en-
tire system. Chief Electrical Engineer W.
d. Young Is quoted saving that
tricity would be cheap as steam, at the
same time being noiseless and much clean
err. The experiment with motors in the
Belt Line tunnel. Baltimore. has been sue
cessful The electric power may be fur
nished from Cumberland for the expert
ment over the Alleghenies.
The annual camp meeting began at Cot
tage Camp at Allegany Grove, four miles
west of Cumberland, last night, with a
conservation service. Rev. W. I. McKen-
ney Of Washington, D. c., presiding elder
of Frederick district, Methodist Episcopal
Church. has the camp in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
EPWoRTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE
Opening Meeting in Atlanta Of m E,v.
Days Session.


Days Session.
The first annual southern conference Of
the Epworth League opened its five days'
session in the auditorium at the Exposition
Park, Atlanta, Ga, last night. The scene
presented in the vast building. with ,ts
innumerable electric lights cleaning upon
the emblematic decorations of white and
yellow on pillar, rafter and wall. was bean
1l1ul and inspiring. Half of the audience
wore the ribbon and monogram badge of
the southern leaguers. Upon the platform
appeared many of the ablest and best
known men in the Methodist EpiscopaI
Church South thanked by Prof. HemphilTs
chorus of singers.
Last nights meeting was merely the of
hclal welcome to Georgia and Atlanta, pre-
coded by brief song service
Gov. Gambler was prevented from sneak
ing his welcome by a severe attack of men
ra!gia and remained at home James L.
Mayson of the city council gave the dele
gates the freedom of Atlanta and Gov,-elec,
w. j. Sanford of Alabama spoke briefly.
This is the first distinctively southern
general conference of the order and IL IS
largely attended. The meeting will con-
tinue until next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
PROGRESS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
A Few of the London Thoroughfares
Will Soon De EIectrIcnIly Lighted.


United States Consul Halstead of Bir-
mingham has made a report to the State
Department in regard to the use of electric
lights in British cities. in which he says
"A few of the main thoroughfares of
London will soon be electrically lighted,
some poles having recently been put into
as the fall of 1896. and no doubt the success
of that experiment is regarded as warrant
ing extension on careful lines.
Birmingham is still a gas-lighted city.
and there seems to be no street electric
lighting movement though on January 1
last the corporation took under fits munich
pal wing the small electric lighting COM
pany. New mains are now being put in.
and the question Of electric street lighting
must come up within a year two, as
must also the question of cost to con-
sumers. Cork is one of the smallest towns
with electric service. and gets its electricity
as cheaply as any city. The charge In Cork
is nine cents per unit for the electricity
used in the first two hours every day, and
two cents during the succeeding hours. For
motor purposes, the charge is eight cents
after. In birmingham there is n uniform
rate of fourteen cents per unit to the gen.
eral run of consumers-that is, to the great
number using 100 or less units per month
For any quantity in excess of 100 units
nine cents is the charge. There is also q
special provision of eight cents per unit up
to 100 units per month for electrical energy
used for motors or all-day loads. and any
quantity in excess of 100 units is four cents
A unit means here the burning of seventeen
ordinary incandescent lights one hour
THE gas department of the city OF Bir-
mingham also favors large consumers, and
the result is large use of gas engines in
factories. The prices of gas per thousand
cubic feet per quarter In one building are:
Under 5000 q cents; 25,000 TO 5000 81
cents; 10000 to 100000, So cents; 100000 and
upward, 40 cents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
WEBSTER DAVIS SPEECHES.
Democratic Committee, 1t is Said
Will Not Call UpOn Him.

The New York Herald says:
Webster Davis, whose lightning changes
from the assistant secretaryship of the De-
partment of the Interior to the Boer lecture
bureau and from republican office holding
to the support Of Bryan and the Kansas
City platform have attracted much atten-
ton, is, after all. not to be one of the star
orators on the democratic side in the COM
ing campaign.
Instead of taking up the cratic Mr.
Davis and turning him loose in sections of
the country where his gift of talk might
be expected to win doubtful votes, the
national democratic committee has decid-
ed to get along without him.
1t was understood that he was to be one
of the first orators engaged by the ma
tional democratic committee, but other
counsels have prevailed and Mr.. Davis has
not been retained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
TRY GRAlG1-ol TRY GRAlN-0I

CA Az y9Sr Grocer today e show you a package Of
Of coffee. The children may drink II without IN
5Isy az we'll as the adult. An who try Il like II.
Java. but II 10 made from pure grains and tSs
most deicate stomach receives Il without distresS
6old by AL grocerA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26

/. black henrietta, 23C.
43-inch wide black fine closely woven hen
B. rietta: formerly 39c.; for DE yard
\ Wash silks. 25c.
\ Best quality genuine japanese striped wash
4 silks I'm narrow ami wide stripes; full line of
handsome shades; formerly soc. and osc; Tor
y 2Jc. yard
\ soc. bed sheets. SOC.
\ - by @o-inch ready made bleached bed sheets;
4 finished with deep hens; hand-torn and irOned;
instead Of 5oc-. for 800.
I CASTLE soap, &c. cake.
i Curtain Scrlm. ISc.
l Sc inches wide and in handsome patterns
usually sells at Sc yard
4 Stair oilcloth. 57Sc.
\ or for runners: in new line of colors and de-
sigus-in>tead # loo yard
I 6qc. to csc. untrinmed hats. I5c.
i embracing ladies and misses hats in chip.
\ N,upc.itan an fIncy straw. wei trimmed
/ >ai"rs in black and white,
/ 3OC. flowers. &c.
j embracing lilacs. vi l"ts. rcs's, sc.
! Straw braid. &c ward
4 in all cvIors and widths. which sold for 19c.
( I" %9c.
4 Corset covers, sc.
! The Kind which have felled seams and
4 perfect hitting. and which sell for 12icc. usu-
I Child's hose. SEC.
/ 'hi.tr.Hs fast black ribbed hose. in small
sis %l4"-
Ladies handkerchieis, SC.
of tire lawn. handsomely trimmed with lace
and >'nIe with SWISS -in5r, idery.
J.. , wards Val. lace. Ioc.
/ Boys soc. straws. 25c.
Ladies slippers. 43c.
I."t If Ladies j rgn!a strap slippers. In sizes
ncriy: fer i3c- iair-
4 Misses Oxfords. soc.
I l.; Il misses ,lrrg,la uxforls. in sizes III
I 10 /; forIlcrIy 81: fer So.
T. lean drawers. PIC.
i the Kind which sell for 49c.; with elastic
ends and feilel seams
81 gray homespun skirts, SI.o8.
4 Bows wash suits. zoe.
\ Crest lot OF toys' washable sailor blouse sr,its
= II tialate5 cloth: t-imu with braid; sold for
merry nor I5e--for go.
Bows shirt waists. oI2c.
ally sold for 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26

Cathartne Shreeve of Baptist alley today
in the Police Court pleaded guilty of the
larceny of a child's bank. containing S12,
from Richard L. Stenell, and Judge Taylor
hned her so. with the alternative Of ninety
days in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
1 1 to IL.
(CONTINUED.)

(CONTINUED.)
Floor oilcloth, 23c.
Extra heavy floor oilcloth. in handsome pat
terms and colorings; the kind worth 35c. yal1 !;
for &c
Mating mats, csc.
japanese and China mating mats, in pretty
colors and patterns for 2'sc.
Screen doors. SOC. -..-.
2D hardwood screen doors; 2 #. g in. by It.
In: instead of $50 to go for h9c.