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The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nav York Dee. i7-FL0UR-Reeeipts, is. 37s
barrels: exports 1913 barrels; again neglected
but manifested rather more stea6iness to-day with
less pressure 10 sell.
RYE FL0UR-Stsady; fsirt 20 good, Z@pSV0
choice to fancy. 3.2oa3.i5.
BUCKWHLAT FLlOUR-Quiet.
BUCKwHEAT-Nominai, eOes2 c. |. T., New
York.
CORNMEhL-steady.
RYE-Quist State rye. 52G53 c. 1. T.. New York,
car lots.
BARLEY-steady; feeding, 42a4s c. T.. Buff
faIo
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
HAY-Quot.
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-steady.
LEATHER-Steady.
WOOLS-Dull.
C0AL-Quiet.
BEEF-QUiet.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
LARD-Essy: Western steamed. ItO; refined
quiet; continent I6O: 5. A. SIS: compound.
T-sgsc.
PORK-steady.
BUTTER-Unssttled and weak; creamery. I7a25;
factory. II lzdl6. June creamery. lT923 initiation
creamery. IA 1919; State dairy. 1908.
CHEEsE-strong; fancy. large, fall made, II Ia
all IL; fancy, small, fall made II 3-iGi2.
EUGS-Eagy; State and PeRnsyiyania, zsaZs.
Western. regular packing, at marx, 22H2s; West
POTATOES quiet; Jerseyr, iooai 81 i-2; New
York. lzgLsz la Long Island. I.5O5I75, Jersey
sweets, l7542T5.
CoTToN-sEED oIL-EaEy; prime crude. q Ia;
do. yellow. 60
PBTRoLEUM-DulI.
RosIN-steady; strained. common to good. L7ee
LIS.
TURPENrNE-ouiet.
RiCE-Flrn.
hJLASSES-Firm.
PEkNUTs-siesdy.
CABBAGE9-Quist.
FREIGRTS-To Liverpool. quiet.
sUgAR-kaW steady; fair refining. 2s-sz; cen
uifugal. IS test. 1872, mOisssss sugar. zi-3e.
refined quiet.
COFFFE-spot Rio market barely steady; No. :
invoice, !; mild quiet; COrdOvs, sl-ZfiB IA. The
marset for coffee futures opened steady. with
prices poiEts lower 10 points higher. while
generally Eeady. ruled qaiet mech Of the session.
with little variations sentlmsnt was bsarish 0a
big crop estimatss large Brazilian receipts. poor
spot demand. anG desrth Of inysstmsBg orders.
Bells Sere Conservative ewing 20 holidays and
extensive decline already established. The close
Was steady az net NJ changed pricts 20 points
lover. Total ssles. zs.g9 bags, including Dsesm-
ter 59: January. SIS; February. Sls; March.
sec. September 6 eglfs 10. oetebsF s0sas To-
METALs-The week starts with conditions IN
metals, on the whole 10 buyers fsyor Adyieez
from Loaeoa reported weak and lower market
for tin closing fii5 l5s The local situation vas
also depressed. owing 10 heavy shipments from the
Scrzits and In sympathy With the weakness abroad
The close vas very weak a. zs.z5. The prevailing
low rates failed % stimulate demand however
and trading vas SLOW. Copper duli but about
steady With baslhsas % Lsna-to- mouth eksrse-
ter al II % f0r Lake Superior and Is 5-se ser
csFtinE copper sae slsetrsiYtie- Copper In london
closed - fIl Ia Id LEAD ruled duli ana Ao4haiiy
unchanged both here and abroad sOEnx al 4rIs
ard fie iss "a respectively. Spslier wss also aulI
az i514g in the abseaoe of speculation Toraes-
tic iToa markets remain dull and UNCHANGED de-
spite q further loss abroad where GlasxoS eisse4
Al s8s a and Nia1szb9rs Ee. Sd Pig t,os w.
rants. S.55His 80: Northern foundry Is eo4is b /.
southern f0zndry. isSoGis.Ts, sna soft southern
/ is se8Gis.T5.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
Home DressmaAxng.

That fashion and fashion purveyors ig-
more all but the tall and slender among
womankind is a criticism continually be-
ing made. The smart basque Illustrated
is designed to meet the demand for some
thing suited to the many who have out
grown girlish figures and desire gowns
that are dignified and becoming, as well
as in style. AS shown it is worn by wo-
man of advanced years. but the lines are
arranged with reference to a slender ef-
feet only. Upon the material chosen must
depend its suitability to age and condi-
tion. The original is In plum-colored satin
cloth, with velvet Of the same shade, har-
mcnizing passementerie and front and
undersleeves of chiffon enriched by motifs
of lace applique. Younger women would
prefer lighter color, but require no change
in design.
The foundation for the waist is fitted
lining that includes double darts, side
backs, and double underarm cores. The
material is laid smoothly over the under
arm cores, but cut TO form a V, and eion-
gated side backs that are arranged over
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Dec OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $3.50
bushels; exports, 81. $50 bushels. Spot arm. No
red, Is T. 0. b. a1Oat. No. red, u Is elevator.
No. Northern Duluth. So l-2 {. 0. b. snoat; No.
hard Duluth, 81 IL T. o. b. afoat. Options curing
the first half OF the session we're weakened By
heavy worlds shipments. local unloading. and
easier cables. Subsequently. however. export husi-
ness and an unexpected decrease in the visible sup
ply invited covering which led TO a partial recov-
cry. closed firm at is net advance. January,
5s l3-IsG77 is. closed u is; March IS iS-ief
~ Ia closed 70 la May. rs s1sG7s lis, closed -;
December, 7s l3-16GT7 lis. closed Il Is.
CoRN-Recelpts 2s5. 400 bushels; exports. iS9. o2s
bushels Spot steady No 2 IS l-2 elevator. and IS
f. o. b. afoat. options opened easy with wheat,
but quickly rallied on the old complaint OF poor
condition Of corn at the West. together with fair
clearances and a visible supply decrease. Closed
strong and 1-s65-s net higher. January closed ~
Nav. Al s-4fi2 is, closed I2 is. December. 459
45 Is closed as 3-S
OATS-Reeepts. 80 500 bushels: exports. 81. 35s
bushels Spot dull. No 2. "a i-2; No. 3. 81; No.
white 81 l-2; No. white, 81 track mixed West
ern z762s I-2; track white 3lGs5. options steady,
but neglected By the trade.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New Yosk. Dec. i7.-BEEVES-Reosfp s-,-
head; steers zl0E ana generally wal5 Ioss-. es-.
mon %. steady D. strong: bulls and thia -.-.
fra. good cows SLOW; steers Ii5g5s6. oxen s-F
s,ags. 2758l75. bulls, 25oG3so. choice ana .r.
port. l006fso: COWS. 1905 80: Eat htlfsr4 f...
cables steady.
CALVES Receipts i.ts2 head: prime vssfs r....
sr. medium and common do. SLOW: grassrrs bi-r--.
yssls. 49oasjo; little calves. 2soa489. Era,ss-,
29010o: eulls. 2Oo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. Is IS head. sr.-,
for both sheep and lambs. opening prices. lss.-.
lover. closed 2sa49e. on; sheer. 2rgao0. ors
ada lambs, 575G5sa
HoGs-Reeeipts r.755 head. msrkst xssk .,
aces. 15' choice State piss sac
Chicaso, Dec. --CATTLE-RsCcipts 9l 90
head including 700 Texans. generally iraf-. ~.
er, except handy light. butchers. stsrk -r6 rr,,.
slow % loe. lower, natives, best on sale f5-F-.
one carload at 5s5 good 70 psime steers. .Gi
$40. poor 20 medium. g6-rs Do =aIs.fa+ s,--..
3.sGd425: mixed stockers mqlT5. cows q r.,
as. helfers. 2,Edf63; CsEuCrs. l7ggZ o.. brII-
a5tuAsg' calves, AOOG5 60 Texan. fe-fir+s -li
head best on sale to-day one carload al 90 To-
as-fed steers. 4eeG4 50. Texas grass steer 2 ~
400; Texas bulls. , 49dgl5
HoGs-heceipts to-day, a 90 head. ta-rnarr5W.
S9'Vg9 head ctlmated. len over 5000 head. opeucd
snale lower. closed weak 20 Zoe. lower. tu5
4s' l.. mixed aud butchers. s504s IL. good d
eho'ee heavy t1SuLs5. rough heavy, aciaI10.
light. ts5Gis2 -; bulk OF sales A75a4 -.
SHEEP-Receipts. 25 900 head. sheen ard lambs
10 to SoC. lower. good 10 choice WethsIs l0utgl.
fair TO choice mixed, 3soG3 20: Western sheep
3y0n459. Texas sheep. 225G3.5 20. native ismtz
400'a5C5; Western lambs, 41aG5sl.
Baltimore, Dec. 1I-HOGS-Berripts Tor week
ended at noon to-day. u ga head. against n 90
heal lest week, fair supply Tor to-day and trade
firm at following prices. Far Westerns. 5s t1
SEQ. far Western pigs. $50 to SO; from other
points. 5.25; rough sows 400 10 AIS; stsgs $40 lJ
42s
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts for week suied
al noon to-day ASA head against 6.09B head lasr
week; moderate supply for to-day and a Fair trade
Et following quotations Sheep. fair 10 choice
butcher, 300 to 400; common 70 fair. 80 70 sHa.
lambs good % choice heavy. $50 20 6.s5 fair
500 20 $50, common, 400 20 475.
CALYES-Recelpts for week ended at noon to-
day. 2l7 head against sz7 head last week usat
supply for to-day and fair demand al $50 10 %
for common 20 good.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
France a Loser in War Indemnities.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
OF nations engaged in wars Of the first
magnitude France has been both a gamer
and loser in the matter of linden mites
Having, by the treaty of Presburg ir 100
muleted Austria of $4,000 and %"3
square miles of territory, she was IN lsLi
compelled to satisfy the allied powers by
monetary compensation OF $liJc9NJ
and to suffer the partition Of the greater
Fart Of her colonial possessions, as well
as the severe contraction OF her Euro
pean boundaries. Again, IN 1870, after
her war with Germany. she was enabled
TO display her marvellous financial r.
sources by the speedy payment Of the
huge sum OF SOOO0.O00. in addition 10
the loss OF 5,CsS Lquare miles Of territory.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
DUKE AND BRIDE HERE TO-DAY.
The afanchesters TO Spend n Few Days 10
Washington and Baltimore.

Sraciai 20 The Washington Post.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Dec. 1.-THE Duke ana
Duchess OF Manchester and Melville Ellis,
the dukes secretary and companion,
started shortly after noon to-day on
trip OF a few days 10 Washington and
Baltimore II was stated before their de-
parture that they would not 80 to New
York The party leaves in car No. Z, OF
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, commonly called Mr.. Eugene
Zimmermau's private car. over the Bal
timore and Ohio Southwestern. The duke
and duchess will arrive in Washington
tomorrow. and will be the guests of pri-
vate families part of the time, both in
washington and Baltimore. Mr.. thinner
man. the duchess father. said that he
would mot give out the names of the
places in Washington and Baltimore
where they will be entertained, as he
wants. IL possible, TO head off the news
paper reporters. The supposition is that
Christmas shopping will be feature of
the trip. The duke and duchess will GER
tainly be back by the end OF the week,
Mr.. Zimmerman said. as they have little
time left before their departure on a pro-
tracted tour of the South and TO Califor-
MIA, and finally TO sail fer England.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
Beyc'sC narmation Urged.

Special 20 The Washington Post
Greensboro, y. e, Dec. I7.--At a meet
ing of the Greensboro bar to-day Fesolu.
tions were adopted concerning the con.
tTmat.Cn OF Hon. James L. Boyd, former.
ly Assistant Attorney General, 10 be judge
81 the United States District Court for the
Western district OF Norh CAROL .na. a tel.
egram was forwarded 10 the chairman OF
the Senate judiciary Committee Ii reads
THE members Of the Greensboro bar re.
spocJfuily request favorable report or
and tie confirmation OF Hon. James l.
B5yd Tor judge Of the District Court OF
the United states for the Western district
o. North Carolina. He is dlseharging ths
duties OF his office with high credit tc
himself and TO the entire satisfaction OF
the memDeTs " our prolesslon."
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
STEEL MEN FORMING A POOL.
Manafaeturers of Pate 10 Divide TsrriserS
ard Ffx the Price.

Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. n-Negotiations
are or foot. and declared 20 be certain OF
successful conclusion. for the formation
of a pool by fourteen Of the largest steel
plate manufacturing establishments In The
United States. Among the concerns IN"
cluded are named the Carnegie Steel Com
pany. the Illinois Steel Company. the Fed
erai Steel Company. the Lsnkens steel
Company, the National Steel Company
and the American Steel and Wire Com
pany. II il raid that the Carnegie Com
pany heads the llst. with 10 per cent OF
the total business Of all the mills. The
meetings for the formation OF the pooi
have been held within the last two weeks
In Chicago and Pittsburg.
The pool is arranged on the percentage
basis. and the country Is divided Into ter
ritoriee 10 be exclusively supplied WITH
steel plases by the various members oi
the pool The price agreed upon at the
last meeting In Chicago was IS per ton AT
Pfttsburg. with conditions elsewhere
equivalent to freight charges. The deeis-
icn was also reached 10 40 away with
commission agents. The pool Affects the
domestic market alone. all the concerns
being on an equal footing so Tar as tise
foreign market IS concerned.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
MARKET REPORT.

BUTTER-Ths msrkst remains unskanEsa 10 val
uss. Rsesipts are SUFFICIENT for al demands. AMI
while trade is fair. thsrs Il no special Interest
upon Part 81 buyers to stock up. Movement IA io-
grades SLOW. virginia butter IN fair demand snsn
god color and flavor.
EGGs-Recsipts Of frssa small, bat the es-
maad is Affected by the freer use of eold-siorage
Good many old eggs new eomirg mixed With fresh
ana shipped ss strictly fresh.
POULTRY-Evsry day this week dressed psaltry
has hesn arriving excessive quantity. and the -
sut Is prices necessarily have been cut and siashsd
as never before ara Sc. for eholes Is rarely er-
ceeded with sales Of fair and ssryicsahle lets al
lower prices. The market Is expected 70 right ~
before Christmas and turkeys for that occasion are
expected to hring en- advance OF several cents per
pound Shippers shoaid rsmsnaber. teo. the De-
mani viii he good daily after the holidays and
those who held stock over viii obtain advanced and
satisfactory prices
GAME-Fresh and sound rabbits. quail. and
phessants in good demand, but If not. unstable.
Yenison In good demand
PoRK-Market steady.
FRUIT-For fancy, select apples. market is nrm'
er: medium size and grades at usual price.
CALVES AND LAMBs-Market steady at quota
tons
vEGETABLEs-1rish and sweet potato market Il
quite arm. Onions in good demand
GRAIE-Market steady.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
MOSQUITOES AND YELLOW FEVER.
Army surgeons Conducting Inoeulaiion
TESTS Near HnNann.

Surgean General Sternberg yesterday re-
ceived a cable message from Maj Walter
Reed Of the medical department, station
ed at Havana, saying that the recent cx-
periments with mosquito inoCulation have
been entirely successful in 50 per cent of
the cases under treatment. These expert
ments are being conducted by DIR. Reed
and other surgeons of the army near Ha-
yana, with the approval and aid of Maj.
Gen. Wood. They are based upon con-
clusions reached by Maj. Reed ard other
medical officers recently appointed TO con-
duct scientific investigations with refer
ence TO the acute infectious diseases preva-
lent In Cuba.
So far the incubation has been con-
fined to Spanish immigrants intending to
settle in Cuba and desirOus of making
themselves immune to yellow fever. These
persons have voluntarily presented them
selves for incubation with a full under
standing of the nature of the experiment
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
STRIKE IN ANTHRACITE REGION.
1.50O Miners Walk Gut ut Wilkesbarre TO
Enforce Their Grievances.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE strained
relations which have existed for some
time past between the Kingston Coal
Company and its 1900 employees culmi-
mated to-day in a strike. The fremen
and pump runners were allowed to re-
main at work.
The principal grievances of the men are
the enforcement of the two weeks pay
law; the privilege OF having their own
check weigh boss, and not more than
six inches of topping on any car.
The discharge of Mine Foreman Thomas
r. Morgan is also demanded. The lock-
out was sanctioned by T. ID. Nichols. dis
trict president Of the United Mine Work
ers. Mr. Nichols says the strike was not
ordered until all other efforts to bring
about a settlement had failed.
Hon. Daniel Edwards. the president of
the company, says the company has con-
sented 10 pay every two weeks. and will
allow the men TO have a check weighman,
but under no circumstances will it COM
ply with the request TO discharge Fore
man Morgan.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18

New York, Dee T7.-Business in cotton futures
to-day was the smallest in recent times, and the
trade was quite bent upon placing accounts IN snip
shape form for the holiday season. Aside from the
English market adyices and the crop movement
there was ls;tle upoR which new ventures could be
based Tn. opening was easy, with prices down
four 10 thirteen points under fairly active general
selling urged BY disappointment ia the cables ana
the appearance Of more cotton al the e0rts thaa
anticipated. As receipts were large timid holders
sold out believing sharp further setback would
occur before the close. But following the call
slight improvement resulted from room covering
and persistent buying for Southern account the
latter said TO be against large oversaes In the Ne"
Orleans market. Soon after the noon hour the
market settled decidedly under another sphrt OF
selling from all quarters. which had for us IN
centiys large estimates for tomorrows receipts at
New Orleans and Houston. and reports that con-
siaerabIa lines OF cotton had been shipped from
New Orleans TO New York for contract delivery.
Trading during the rest Of the afternoon was IN
eIined 10 drag with neither ST lie striving for su-
prenacy Wall street houses were moderate sell.
ers all dav: Europe sold around the opening but
later bought The market was finally steady Win
prices net Ave to twenty-five points lower
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
sing singers vore 10 Change Name.

New York, Dec. T.-By a unanimous
vote tonight the citizens of Sing Sing
voted to petition the legislature to change
the name of the village from Sing Sing to
Ossining. To prevent the States prison
at Sing Sing from taking on the name of
the new town. IT is proposed TO erect a
new station at the prison gate and re-
move the Sing Sing sign 10 it.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
side Light. on History.

From The Chicago TFitune.
At last the ark rested on solid ground
and Noah and bis family. tired OF thclr
long Imprisonment. went on shore 70
stretch their legs.
81 wonder what we'll DO for a living
noww said shem. Suppose We 20 into
the show business. father. We've 90,
Earth's Great ard Only Menageric oi Llg-
ing Wild Animals"
II know IL, my son." replied Noah. WITH
a wan smile. but where are our audi
ences to come from?'
True. Where we're the boys 10 be found.
even, who were expected 20 carry water
for the elsphant2
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
Prizes 10 yetrrnn Servants.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
Prizes 10 servants VINO had served theif
masters a long time were distributed DO
Austria on the occasion Of the Emperor q
seventeen birthday. Twenty-one prizes Oh
s75 each were given FOR serving thirty
years. Among the recipients were valet
of seyenty-one years Of age who had sery-
ed his master forty-six years: nurse
seyenty-two years OF age. who had been
forty-two years in one family: a maid OF
All work, seyenty-seven years Of age.
whose record was forty-one years, and q
cook. kitcnenmaid, and a maid Of all
work. who had each stayed In one place
thlrty-nine years.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
nabcas Corpus In O,naha Brlbsr, Case.

Omaha. Nebr.. Dec. i7.-Allcn r. Kelly.
mayor OF south Omaha. who. Saturday.
waived further examination on a charge
of accepting brides from the brewers 20
permit saloons 20 run Sundays, Was held
in 81 .G0 bond 20 appear for trial Mayor
Kelly has refused 20 give this bOnd ana
to-day asked for his release by a writ ol
hsbsds corpus The grounds alleged Tor
The writ are a lack 81 Jurisdiction judge
Baxter. ot the District Court. granted The
Application for "A Ngit, and commanded
the sheriff 10 bring Mayor Kelly before
him Tor 4 hearing Io-moTT0w
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
ssCount'' Ven ZedIitz n Prisoner.

Chicago. Dec. 17-"Count' William vou
Zedlitz IS a prisoner here, charged with
having swindled nearly one hundred per-
sons by issuing fraudulent life insurance
policies. The prisoner, IL is claimed, Sc.
cured blank policies from several prorai
nent companies and filled them cut him.
self, pocketing the money he received fol
premiums. The prisoner is forty years
old
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
NEW PUBLICATION.
A Medical W srk Of Pretiesl Faw'ii, Vais'~
specific aisBaai By Frederick hS@
phre,s, VI. ID.

The revision Of work which has 30
before the public for over forty year, -
which has an annual circulation VI -
% o0oo go copies In Eve different iaHk 80
b somewhat remarkable. It's yrns'
author here gives the result OF Aa.. =
century 0f pr0feksiOn2l eHpefiener '| VI
10 those 1h0 use his specifics ana 'a'e-
Die hints as 70 diet aHa care u t'is -.
this Manual OF III pages Is aefnltab' ~
tenatized for the needs u TIE si,A. .trs
We especially notice the uEhl 49,.
professional tone which peffees. Iiri..
page OF the book IL Is a compact 49, i'-
Volume fitting the vest pocket ~ 49,.
taIns a portrait OF the author. 80 Ia
cover Is a beautiful half-tone IIoA -.
original model. and vii BE- seat it'stt 4 NJ.
tage prepaid. on request 20 - t,fii..
phreys Medicine Company Soiitsi
lam ard John streets, AeS - loiA-
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
Natural Gas Fails on Colaest Day,

Akron, Ohio. Dec. 1.-THE natural ga!
supply failed to-day, and for a consider
able time there was great suffering. TIT
day was the coldest OF the winter Yes
terday the supply failed. and then cam,
back. In a number of houses the valves
had been left open. and several families
were partially asphyxiated.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
.ti,.IEuaaIo saii. for Manila.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE United States
auxiliary cruiser Buffalo started to-day on
her long voyage TO Manila by way or the
Srliifs will be picked up AZ Delaware
Breakwater and Hampton Roads beters
fhe voyage Is fully begun. The recruits
are for distribution among the Iieet IN
chinese waters. The voyage is expected
to take two months.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
Feminine Test.

Prom tls Cleveland Plsia Dealer.
earen't you worried a little over your
daughters mannishnessF'
mot BIZ Of H. saw her try to thFos
a stone al a dog yesterday"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
NEW YORK COTTON.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co, bank
ers and brokers. 14ls + street. members
New York stock Exchange. Correspond
enIs Messrs. LaGenDurg Ihaiman q Co.
New York
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18

the lining. The fronts include single darts
and sole extensions that tend 10 lengthen
the waist and are turned back TO form
revers The full vest is simply gathered,
and is included in both shoulder seams,
and closes at the center, where the full
ness conCeais the fact. The sleeves are in
hell shape over a snug lining, 10 which
tie undersleeves are attached.
To cut this basque for a woman of me-
dunn size yards of material q Inches
wide, yards Al inches wide, or rs yards
80 inches wide, with IL yards q inches
wide for front and undersleeves, and 3-s
yard OF velvet, win be required.
The pattern No. 36S9 Is cut in sizes for
a Sc, 3S 40 AZ and ~ inch bust measure.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
AliHc Paid for u.

Prom The Y0nksrs Statesman
she-Have you any knowledge Of palm
istryG
He-Oh, yes.
How muchT'
About s. worth, I think ] got"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
Trea.ur, ReesIpl. a nd Expenditures.

National bank notes -recsived YESTERDAY
FOR redemption. Ssli.5i3. Government re-
celpts from internal revenue. A,lzl.as9
customs. s7Sa 81. miscellaneous. sst.a's
Expenditures. A.no.eS3.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
schooner aud Crew Probably Lost,

Boston, Dec 1.-THE three-masted
schooner Joseaton, jr., OF Barnstable
capt. Greenlaw, bound from New York
for Rockland. is believed TO have founder
ed with all hands. She was last seen on
Nantucket Shoals just prior TO the ter.
rife gale OF December 4. She carried q
crew OF six men.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
To Her KHees-

Prsm the Chicago Tribune.
Ida-There was something very appfo-
pFiate about our yachts maiden ZIP
May-What was H. dear?
Ida-ghe made short skirts along inc
Iaka shore
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18

asnt. T.s7s Total since September f-Nst ss-
80 essi Britain. Isis. 7st France. 81. - "a.
tinsnt. Iva. igs.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-18
LYRGHED IN JAIL YARD
Two Negroes Taken from
Cells by Indiana Mob.
TRAILHD HOME BY BLOODHOUND

Jim Henderson and Bad Rswlands' WHO
u.,Iaia and ,furaered a White barber.
Hanged a Few Hears Later ard Their
Fodie- Riddiea siIh Ballet. - A Third
S.sya Par.ued. bat nis EmpIoJer saves
Hi, Life by Preving an AIibi.