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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02
CALIFORNIA
GOLD MINING
ILLUSTRATED
SUGAR FLUCTUATEO
IN NARROW RANGE.
NEW YORK CENTRAL WEAK
AND LOWER.
Missouri Pacific Continued Active
and Firm-Fair Buying in
Tobacco Stocks.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. May 1.-The first of May being
a holiday on the London Stock Exchange
the foreign news was of the most general
character and contained no feature OF suf-
4 heient Importance to influence the New
York market Money conditions were un-
banged and the political outlook tranquil.
I'm the local market the volume of specu-
even from the professional element.
had largely fallen off, and some OF the most
active stocks were comparatively quiet.
Sugar iuctuated within somewhat narrow
limits. being sold on the belief that the ne
gotiations for an understanding in the trade
had fallen through and brought on the re-
ported increasing demand for refined sugar.
New York Central was weak and lower on
the labor difficulties. although it was hoped
a settlement would be arrived at. The
other railroads were neglected and fairly
steady. Missouri Pacific continued active
and firm. and the bull pool seemed willing
TO take all the stock offering. II was re-
ported that there would be another meet
ing on Thursday and dividend developments
were talked about. Traction stocks broke
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Executive Department.
Mayors Office.
c. A, ~ r0t

st. Louis. May J.. 1910.
To Whom II May Concern. Greeting:
Whereas. during the next few DAYS the
people of the City of 81. Louis will be hon.
ored by the presence in their midst Of
DEWEY. Admiral of the United
States Navy. the great hero OF Manila Bay.
who struck the first. and the almost de-
cisive. blow during our recent war with
Spain. which victory Immediately cOn.ribu-
ted toward establishing for our common
country n new place in the list of nations.
putting her In the foremost rank; and.
Whereas. on Saturday. the 5th of May. a
monster parade is 10 take place. in the par
ticipation OF which all classes of citizens
have been requested 20 join. to show the
esteem and admiration in which that great
hero is held:
Now. therefore. the undersigned. Mayor
Of the City of 81. Louis. does hereby pro-
claim and declare SATURDAY. MAY 9TH.
1850. 10 he a public holiday within said City.
and does request that all business be sus-
pended on that day. so that all. employers
and employees alike. may be afforded an
opportunity OF greeting our distinguished
visitor.
In testimony whereof. the undersigned.
as Mayor of the City of ST. Louis. has
hereunto set his hand. and caused the cor
porste seal of the City TO he hereto az
liked. attested by the City Register. this LIST
day Of May. 1862.
tSe2D HEY HELM.
Mayor of Che City Of 81. Louis.
Attest: Henry Bosch. City Register.
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FINANCIAL.
Price, Mccormick Co.'S
Cotton Letter.

New York. May I.-Priee. Mccormick & Co.. in
their circular. issued to-day. say:
The stock at all the United States ports fs
reduced this evening to 400. 90 bales. against
800. 90 bales on the 21st OF April, or a net loss OF
10000 bales In ten days. Allowing 5000 bai-s
on shipboard, not cleared. and 4s.ooo bales over
estimate in the New York stock, the net STOCK
Is reduced to about 3g,.eS bales. These figures
are the smallest on record since 1885,, when COT
ten sold at I2zc Per pound The present COR
sumption is 50 per cen; greater than 1t was IN
1890. The bears here are viiniy selling paper
contracts in an effort 70 force the southern
holders of this small remnant of cotton 20 part
with a decline In values. but their operations
cannot have any very pronounced effect as long
as those who hold the actual cotton recognize
the unprecedented strength Of the situation.
,Sfened, PRICE. s. co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02
TEN-YEAR-OlD PRISONER.
Small Negro Arraigned in Sidener's
Court Is Released.

Willie Marshall. a lO-year-old n-sro boy.
Is the youngest defendant who has been
arraigned in the FIRST District Police Court
since Judge Sidcner has been on the bench.
Willie lives with his father and mother at
Twenty-second street and Washington ave
nue.. lie sells papers and loafs about the
streets during the day. Willie was charged
with disturbing the peace.
On Sunday afternoon H. was arrested at
Union Station by Policeman Fay for spit
ting in a mans face. The man rem0n-
s,rated with the youth. whereupon he filled
the air with a series Of Oaths which would
do credit to a Wild West half breed. In
court yesterday the little negro had to tip
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Foreign I.Nrha n.e

FH'r. was very uj,Ic demand '.r foreign .x-
Change. and tr" n.1rt"t was dun amt heavy.
- L ltau"ls. Fyr. * 90. report closing rates
AIS follows:
rtim" sterling cables 4.SSs.G7s: ,horss 1885,:
I.'rHg'rciII banker checks fSTsGisS. Co days
f>ltaN-- 'u ar,s aE'.a=t.
Grain hills f~.>i.at..i: cotton hill; f.sIa.a
lainL"r-' Iars~ Cables -.ti=-Tl-ls. CHECKS alsT
litt".l-s. ~ DAYS -.iSLrI-fs.
cor na"rr4zl French fral!rs. check. ..Tl..Ir' Is
~ days .lNl,J.-!G
Saiss !rau"~. ,hccss. 5.-a-,; sa da,s ...;I.al-1e
li.iEi.n francs. checks. a.'G7snl- IS; 80 DAYS
: -'.,V1-lf.
H~uk. ~ rrf.Ir.k ,aL..s n ~ ~. L.
e" 2''. Sc ,lly~ 49,.
comm rriti ra..iiI,-.rh checks - T-lC- e., l.vs
Ti- IT,. -. DAYS IfIi5-
Es'h|'-, Dutch %ggllrIs. checks. 90, a5-ia; 50
DAYS - I--1F
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BURLINGTON ROt Isl H.. Is. AND
=. Va. r. r., MON ATION

Tram Depart. A-riv".
I"iuis. eGin"y. h"HkuI and
i:uriinGt1n 800. --....... 80 am go IA
For local rpinr~. -. l.. n.
and y. W. - Hannibal. - am .S.aI ppj
E'r Quincy ana North ........ ..:1 am $50 I'm
-. =. Paul. Minneapolis. Vie
East 81" iir.s. Illinois.
Wisconsin -..-. sal am - nm,
Tho I:TrIiuc-a rh-rn Pa
cinc f.Xp,-s-' .u. Kansas
'ity. -. Joseph. Northwest
N"trrshi. Ella K Inns. Wv
"nirg. Montana. Washin.
ton; Puget Sound. Portland
ard Oregon -.....-. zee. I'D am q 81 nm
The Twin 'Ity Express. " f.y
Si!Ht'-ppl.S. 81 Paul and
Iowa. .-....... 80 pn .e:i5 pm
Ir"ss' fuT bcnv.r. G5lorad,.
lift ami Pacific Coast. VIA
s. i"seph -107 pn -e-s pm
-" burlington 90. ...-.. r7:n pm SO ari
AMI Minneapolis ..- -. 81 nm ga an,
Tor kaTgsS 'itv Gn-ar.. -.
Josepi. p"nscr. Nebraska.
e. io'ec". tab ant Pacific
t"ast. also. Northwest -s45 nm ...1q an,
E"r illi1uiS- via East sd lIna
-" tN"k island 1909. ...-...- 50 pm $50 an
- hu.HiDE" AMI Ia Gross 80 =, mn $ - an,
Local frrm Hannibal slI5J N,
FOR suburban trains between 81 Louis and Al.
ton, f"i"r Z" suburban time cards.
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N"w YORK. May l--Nonev ON calI steady a;
49, -: cent hast loan = per cent. Erina rler-
'hh'i' 'Hlf- i-fi- pr cent. sterling cxrlapr,
N'f'F With actual business in bankers HIS at
- >,1i>Ni. t"r 'l'naud AMI az Si>ii.IiSi+, Tor
co. days. posted rates SiN-H ST. and ;, Ng.f l. Sqf ..
|.ir'.ricial bills ANi-Hi>tt.. silver ceI.tae.tes
1..9li. balances YlI.4l6Ig3.
t..i"G. May A-E&chaEge S27,Sr..eSc: balances
I1iisfclrhia. MAY I-CIearirgs Si7.i74.sIs val
lnl:',n2rc May 1-ClearirGs $.,s1.IG7; bal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02
DR.. b0HANhAN

Ours al Chronic and SPECIAL Diseases DIR. boHASNAS9
"vEGETaBLE CURATIVE permanently cures Nsrvoa, Deoil-
i,y, Weakness, Loss Of vigor. or any OF the owls arising from
youthful indiscrstion, Over Brain Work, Or AsY OTHER
CAcsE. in from two TO seven weeks time. Successfully used
Price. Five D-ilsrs. sold oniy br De- a: Bohannan.
No. 622 Morgan Street, St. Louis. Mo. Established iS-.
Cal or rrite. Couadertal consultation FREE.
e8 A Trial parias~. ssneiens 20 .hc- that the remedy Wilde
All At 10 Advertised, MI, be sent Tor 81 10 AM address.
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Government nondS.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

London. May None 90 per cent: discount
short bills I per cent; three months hills 4Gfs
p.r cent. The amount 81 hulliOu withdrawn from
The Bank of Ell gland on balance today was 81
oOo. Gold premiums are quoted as follows: Buenos
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02

LAKE. SIIpI!: MN YORK CENTRAL AND
Hudson liver BOSTON y AIf:tNY
AND CItE- AI.-NNi. NNp ONO NIIWA.
!i'lH- Depart ANN.
>i-II'X. Gus t-Nrf'-S ..--..-... mi am -s-S'iU
hIik-fb. - Sl-.4i New
fcsk. i:,-t,r -. Nf-tiBgt.u
iiiim.T" amt lEii; !-il.hiS. -f@.. an '.:- pm
NH.h f.Ar!r~. -------------. IL" PIE ~ in.
M.tt,". anI Attn .,ru. mIun-
"1iinH .... ,--..-... ;i@" IN: 49, am
Nn>E,r-r"7. E@l'sr-sr.. ma
a%G.tphia -...---...- -.--...-. SO pm -" an
Vt n-L.ar.s 'Ia.T e. IL -. ~. n Arrt-.-
.N.uat Il. n .l.si l. u
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toe before his eyes came above the railing.
His big white eyes danced and there was a
grin on his face as he told the Judge h
would not do il again il he would let him
Oft. Judge Sidener imposed a fine of s. and
stayed ii upon the boys promise of good
hob. -;ar
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02

TnE LOC,i. Mo>E, MARKET.
business in ~ t.cneraI Way. lille Il
Little 4uictcr. Was still Active-Dc-
mnnd Good and Rates steady.

y IUuI7. iU"si1T. NAV !. I''-
TN" frs: la- - fEr now month "f.n-,. MP sat
iSftoto!ily ro 'y'.tl bankers. BIsineSs IN = general
way was Sou.cvhat pulotcr than on y sStcr iay,
Vet IN . more liberal scale than usual - =
Tu"riliy. which Is gsnsr1liy "pnSlsfcrn,I an on d"V
IN banking circles TIE clerical forces Al the
different hanks to-day wen. kept constantly busy
CIo>i.: up old accounts and opening w NV.
Checking ard d"leSitiuG w'-" al~n IN a large
scale. and III" demand for none from borrow
trS. VIII we're represented In large Numbers. "ts
very rod. money being in demand by various
corporations. The SuVUlv va~ ample f.! All
wants. !,u-.avtr. and III l,aus w'r" big ~ =
20 : Tor cent. which is stili tho l.SiS t- cali
an; t,tuc beans. Eusinsss with tie country was
active.
TIE DAYS local c'ra.Incs were larc" at s.its,-
o.. tic Erlap,F- a r,ptuFfu- ., 80 -
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Paris. N.y I-l!i''s "u 81" l;rut-. 'H-Itv
~" undecided ~ tue opening. Although t'-v
N''' maintained. tutN S'sH dropped ul f~,+liza-
tons. owing jr thu decline ia Ii!u Tin;uS. Nttr!-
Ndi'is tf-' parity recovered in Ho>elu"ury 81
~" 49, "a copper. when 81 u.ystIUe hu.wu that
"a" i''i' t-" IN To. stock was - tons. instead
ID. ia" tons. a~ anticipated. TheI" wa q Esu-
'lIl IMPEACHMENT al N" finish. Three ger ,"ur
!'ntrS lrlf N'.r 10y the account. f:N"htura on
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Chicago stocks and Rond>.

~F:oc.ivel daily BY Il. u. Francis. Rro. * Co,
slo Olive street.
Roth the chicago Bard o: TradA and IN"
Stock ENrhsng" were closed Yesterday IN a'-
count of tho Dewey celebration AMI there were
consequently no quotations.
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LOCAL. sTOCNs AND BONDS.
Good Trading in fractions ant an
Excited Granite Market.

Interest to-day was not conferred in stree. rail
way securities 50 much az it has been. boxers
tuning their attention to ether securities. with
lic r-SJlt that dealings were more scattered and
the market lacked that m0notuDN that ha. ex-
listed frequently Of late. There were several ex-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02
New York stock Quotatiop.

The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for The Re
public by d. r. Francis. Bro. d Co. bonds and
STOCKS. 40 Dlve street. Close
Stocks. Sales. opnn. High. Low Close W..
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y OHIO.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RaiLwNY.

Train. Depart. Arrive
Fast Mail ...-..-. ....-..... sHeAl arr si8.f. r-r
Local ENrrass .-.... -----..-.- - am -6.Ga pm
Kansas tiFv. -. Joseph.
OMAHA and Southern Kan
Sss EXnr"Ss ... ..-.....-.... sa.A7 arr SCI I'm
Washington Accommodation so nm F..G am
ks!>as and Ner-agLa IJwi-ef
-NspzaS 'itv. J1y!ir.
Wichita. = Ias~ph. omaha.
southern Kansas and SOUTH
wrat Missouri .-.-.- --....-. s:ro Pm .3.9 am
Kansas and Colorado EX-
rrssS...-.. go. ....-.--...... sl@-ia mn ..:I1 ar.
Grove Occur Lake trains leave t-rian Station
a. :" p m. ",l5 q m. I:39 p m SUNDAY only
f@-"h u. -.
pak HlI r-ains leave Union Station al g y ~.
N 7la:la a m tf:5i Y. m. and -s:i, ?. m
kir.vooi trains Leave Taior Station at - =.
unly-f.A1. ::i =. W. 1-5 sol n. ~.
Leaves Eandeyenter Avenue Station az 41i:~i
n. N.
.Daiiv tEXcert SundLv. SUNDAY crlr
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" a-hiUGt"l May I-To-iiv'S statement n tho
fi'i>hFN balances la the general fund ev.iu-
So" 81. III" Si"i.1en. ,s' E"ll reserve ~ the Gi,f-
-"n - r'd'inpiina, shows: Available cash bal
dh'" Ntir. li1,"iN. gold So. 49,. cat.
Bar silver.
New YORK. May Bar silver Sc per oJinc-.
l'ha"n, May i.-i;ar silver steady At 49,! per
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This Is a. neat
Booklet mailed
free by the Sun
set Mining Co,
Chronicle Bldg.
San Francisco.
Cal. The Sunset
Is one of the few
mining compa-
MES paying &
lar monthly divi-
dends.
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Bonds.
Niuin. Shares.


Nov York. May 1-State bonds inactive.
7 rn4Siara new COnSoi Is
North carolina - 900 800. ..---------lp
North Carolina s. -..-- .-.---.---.-.ln
TcnreSsee new settlement = ....-.......... s51s
Virginia centuries. ....-- col. .......--...... Sli.
Virginia deferred ..-..--. -.. ........-.-.... .
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CENTRAL,
Tr.E

SpUTItERN LINES.
Ieducah Mai, and Express.
nlurrhysborc. Carbondale and
Marion -. .-..... 30. am ISIS Pm
New orleans Fas; Atail. Cairo,
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn. and
Texas Express ....-........ $50 am .. "A on,
Nashville pav Express, Chat
tannosa. Ash@viile. y. c.
and Atlanta ....--:.-.-... 's:7z am ~ I'm
New Orleans Limited, Cairo,
Fsd;:cah and Memphis........ ss:i4 pm ZIG IN,
Pike Flyer" Nashville. chat
tHr0CEd. Atlanta ard Jack
sorN NJ, Fia--..--. $500 's:4 pm '.;ls an,
Aeon. rlota'ior-N uTrFyyboro.
Msr'o7. cairo. Sparta and
'h'ster ....- a . pm ;ii.32 an,
Accommodation Murphy soro.
Marion and Crcsi SrIinIs.... 81 q pm eli ~ m,
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Farmer AdjudEcd Insnne.

Waterloo, H.. May i.-Theobald Gosrber
was adjudged insane in the County Court
to-day. He was a prominent farmer.
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citin; features to tho situation today. and as
a Whole the market was one of the hveliest eX-
pcricnCed for some time.
the initial dealings TO-DAY ver- in fractions;
Nhic'i met with a fair but quiet demand and sold
az about steady prices. Most eai.S were III
nif"l - Sn.ssl II which changed banda at
~ and So. III. bulk pr.n cia: The Outsii"
IGurr. There was some bond srriI. that brought
-. ari - shares preferred stock a. Sra, AMI
- IA" latter closing Il; s.. - bill ard So asked
;N"thinE was done ir Transit. which was '=ss'
bid ami s. asked.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02

a. for grading and improving twenty-six
alleys. Considerable routine was trans
acted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-02

10 "nlv other trade made today vas in TX
f"Siit'u stock. V ir! VIZ offered -rsiv IT 81. tut
finally SOLD To- The am. ant ~ 20 -ist.S AZ SO.
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BOND SALES At NEW YORK..


special.
New York. May l.-S5l'S OF bonds we've mad.
here to-day a. follows:
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q sNak" Down last week. hut wh',I has shown
-lWHtoWS If recovery since. a"tei TODAY a.
though y was getting into share for a good up-
t4ih- Tier" were an unusual number a.: buy INK
"t'.rr~ IN IN" market. ami during ta- last fir" ar
zen minutes IN" excitement and t-t4fs-aT H'f'
S9iI'tHiiIs inI"s"rihtl.l'. The FIRST sale Was IN "r
sum at 49,. ti"r followed Sale of Th' At
t3N AMI finally right a, a!r.- 80 sold ut
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RAILROAD Time Table,
IRON MOI

Train.
TEXAS Fast Mail to LITTLE
Fox. T.xarkara. Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene zee.
Delta. columbus. cairo and
Shreveport Express ......
Fast Day express. Hot Springs,
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austi..
san Antonio. Houston and
Galveston
Teas. M-xiC1 and California
Sp"cial-Iallas. Fort Worth.
~ I1so. Las Angeles. Gal
weston. san NutOniG and
t%ii'HiD 5000.
Memphis AMI iiot Springs Ex-
press
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINtL RAILWAY STBIRBNN TESU:
SERNIGE

Eas;boUnd-I.NavNs Eighth and Grlti"t Streets
-EA''nt SUNDAY 50 s:i5. -. So. I":r. rI:'
SUNDAY ortv-s:2;. ia. I9:i, a ~. ~ !. m.
Lave Washington ATe.-Exccrt SUNDAY. a;st.
e@l. 81. S.5.. ia-N.. liz 7. M. Pea. 1.ts. pa.
4cdI. 5;l4. ga. Sos y. m. SATURDAY onIr-II:ts =
II SUNDAY onlv-S:e1. IS. lr:ia a. m. 80 p N.
N'sthouri-L"ave Granite City-Excspt Sur-
fisy 3:Ia. Iaal. S:li 9:S. l0:is a. m. flo. 2.1s.
Sc. 80. go. .:5c. s:i2. al. y. IN. Saturday
"lly-f:sa p H.. Sunday cnIy-5:S5. 1886 A. m.
.NH. $50 p m.
Leave Madison-Exrept Surfav. s.Ia. 7:nf. SIS.
20. l9:fs a. M. l:iI. c:I!. 3.2.. 49,. G:-N. 3.1..
s:l3 J. IN. Saturday oniv-t:ss T.. m. sun lav
oniN-S.1. S.st a. m: la, $50, I. II.
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Ea"k stocks w.r. JYs, AMI neglected AMI in
''.r'i To- Ill IDw-r iatHt - trsuut".'.. iI-t'-.'
being offered IS pos. de- S.h.-. "r . points ~
lr.W Yesterday.
i.r,.l tIust str.h wee .gtit-iE neglected tN"
'aly cite T""r,,i being Lincoln. which hri "a
$50 ll'r at sia4
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AIR LINE.

NIX ITNE.
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD.
Train Depart Arrive.
t.ntIaha. Mount Vernon.
Mount Carmel. Princeton.
Louisville. Washington Phil
adelrhia AMI New York. tSJs am - : pn
Mount Vernon umuf..ia-
lion. .....-..-........ 80 pm So am
Finfida AR Line Liu.it.G-
Louisville. lexington. Chat
ianoOsa. Atlanta. Izrks,r-
VIII. ia. ..-..........-.... -a.is pm ...et an
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VI. Is. a
T4cir.
J, H"'Sup CIV Columbia So
'iffia 'ii~f-.r. Frr; Scott.
Parsons and Indian TsTr.tory
-S-S ------
FH-J Worth. pa.ilS WACO.
Taylor an,I NUSgiu EVuTe
Tort Worth Dallas. san IN
toni" and GALVESTON EN"r, s.
:; 'h2rl.s. SSGaIis. Fort Scott
and Icr5san I.XrvssS-.-.
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N,I"s I,7.t, Madrid = sd. Lisbon $50. Rom
.'.S.
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D.. a y. IL.
Train.
Fest Mall. Evansville. Nash
vile. Birmingham. Mont
SI;n"rt- ti,att9rarca. II
!aEtS. Macon. Charleston. :.
Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla. .
Noun; Vernon Accommodation
S'ufh"i. i.Npt.SS To- Evans
v.i'" Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile. Nv trlranS. Thorn
@SIIl'c. IackS.i;Niii. paiat-
lt9. pC1il anI II. Peters
fI.c. Via
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STOCKS AND BONDS N BOSTON.
Gail loans, 3T4; tim" loans. 4
stocks.

Boston. May I-ouotati"ns on money. stocks.
.tc. to-day were as follows:
MONEY.
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L.. u. 4! ST. g.. RY. ,u.nacr.cu Gout,,

Train.
Fs-s: Ntil-Dvcus hrTn. tlrver-
sort. L~1aI!Syiil. ana tie Fast
t-ts'"u lxrrgS~- pveTSlsrp
'ipV"~?"rt. Iouisvili. ard tho
E.<t
Evening journal., 1900-12-04
VULCAN BAZAAR A SUCCESy
Over 500 Cleared for Relief Fund Of the
Organization

Vulcan Lodge, A. o. U. W., of Mar
shallton, closed its bazaar on Saturday
evening. The affair was conducted for
five evenings with the greatest success
that has attended any similar venture.
Over 5000 was cleared for the relief
fund of the lodge
DR.. c. l.. Lamborn, of Avondale, won
the set of harness offered; Miss Anna
Megargle, of Brandywine Springs, wOa
the bed room suit, and the winners Of
other prizes were: Representative
William Chandler, horse blanket; Rep
resentative Richard T. Pnling, Jr.,
dress suit case; Mrs. Matte McCullen,
lap robe; Mrs John StoclShill, pair oi
blankets. and James Clark, a hand
some clock
Evening journal., 1900-12-04
Social and Personal Notes.

Miss Addie Connell is visiting IN
Marcus Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hinkle have re-
turned from Marcus Hook.
Ira L. Pierce. OF Chester, was the
guest Of Wilmington friends yester-
day.
The Rev ID. J. Flynn. formerly pas
tor of St. Patrick's Church, in this
city, now of Emmitsburg Nd. has
been the guest Of the Rev. j. j. Con-
molly.
Thomas Davis and family have re-
turned from Milford, where they have
been spending several days.
Representative Theodore F. Clark
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Irwin Dayett, Of Cooch's Bridge. Is
spending a few days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. C. Dawson and daughter,
Miss Jessie Dawson, Of Denver. are
visiting Mrs. G. C. Pierson.
At the residence of John Turner
foreman of the Edge Moor Iron
Works, in Edge Moor. on Friday even
ing. q pleasant party was given in
honor of Mr.. Turner's daughter. Flor
ence.
Members OF the Benevolent Pioneer
Literary Association will give pTo-
gressive euchre party and dance in
their rooms on Thursday evening, De-
cember 13.
II. A. Miller, the well-known pas
senger agent OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad in this city, started TO-
day for San Antonio, Texas, where he
will remain for about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. o. Sehofeld
gave a delightful whist party on Fri
day evening. in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry p. Wharton, of Washington,
d. c.
Miss Maggie Baxter and Miss Nellie
Hall have returned from a visit to
Ridley Park.
Miss Amelia Hevilow and Daniel l..
Thornton were married in Glasgow to-
day
Miss Hattie A. Hearne and Oscar /.
Gordy will be married in Delmar to-
morrow.
John r. Marr has returned from
Charlestown. Md.
Carl Cunningham, of Albany, n. Y,
is visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Twilley have re-
turned from Seaford.
Evening journal., 1900-12-04
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it YOU must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi-
cine. Ii was prescribed by one of the
best physicians In this country for years.
and is a regular prescription. II is COM
posed of the best tonics known. com
bined with the best blood purifiers, act
ing directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two ingredi-
ents is what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing Catarrh. Send for test-
monials free.
IN. ]. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Hans Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1900-12-04
Y. M. @. A. Lecture

Next Sunday afternoon in the Y. M.
c. A. Hall. G. T. Tibbitts, of Washing
ton, will give an illustrated lecture to
men on the subject: "Shipwreek Of
the Soul" Boys under IA years will
not be admitted. In the evening at
the First Presbyterian Church there
will be a lecture under the auspices OF
the Y NJ. c. A. on the subject Chris
tian Activity"