davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York October %, 1900.
for sanF5sertRs o tTsds Ts IN live cate n
Dessed beet qgIe al .GSc PPbles steadv The TaGric
sailed to-day with 100 cattle ana lg5S snesP a1 the re
tora viii carry 10 Bermuda 81 cattle and 100 sheep; the
os njs''S to 5oT bT9R09 bsP}o @ Gnates Of beet
was and prices Just about stsady 9 calves %
es1s esas s29 at s. at cS ss2 dressed 3 8s Teais lis slow al
sPasseIs sP15s5g and FED calves es al 5g7c
Ssies2T g curtis 8 Son: s5 veals 125 average
IS . per 100 70 do r SO; 10 grassers ia2 ~
J. H Hume & Bro: veals, 10 n. at IS Is; fed
John p Nelson: veal 10 70. Sc; IA 22e
McPSsTson CO. veal. p. IS; srasssrs. 215
SHEEP AND LAAIBsReoelpts were q cars M -: or SsSo
and 1s for the market making with the stale stock 81
stock a. v4stardayss closing prices Common choice
sheep sold al s. 5Oas4 80 per 100 n 4 sullS at $ 81 COG So
lambs at S5as5 culls. s.: no Canadlan lambs soe
dressed lambs at saee eholoe 5 90 a. lS4 sr,, 81
$ 100 = NJ = 2 q % g g Reasa N Ss 8 80 so ot Or
West Virginia sheep 80 m 10; a. 5b S cIiIs 72 70 at s.
8 Sanders: ~ s2l State lambs 50 n At 50: . ohto
so 6se pa no @ az al S. s. q 3 IS cdils So 50 IS 81 do 20 n
' + Indiana lambs & S n = at IS s. IL - S. 40
rs Judd & Co; ~ AZ Il ksn'sfA S f g o iao state do . n
a. 50 4o 50 HesteTn see6 a. ol n al 81 50 Pennsyi-
vaia do SO 10 s4 3 STATE DO s. 70 q q = % At 81 y
81 s,pe d9 90 n at S So e Buffalo shoeD. ll2 n al
o. Hsrrnr1on 1o CO. 50 state 20 n at 50 5o
State sheep. ia n. AT 81 80, o. -
IS % 40 STATE DO S. 25; 81 West Virginia sheep
81 10 50 Gate yesterday - state AaV W ~ -
81 80 65 State sheep IS n. az So - 80 . =. 70
Tobin & Shannou IS Indiana sheep. lV@ ID AZ - ~
Pennsylvania do N, at So So date Yesterday 20
Pennsylvania lambs 70 n AZ 50 59 81 STATE 40 - 10
50 -. 6S n at 80, % cu4Is ~ ID st - - %
State sheep. So 10. at 50 30
a carload sale Batreiy steady al Sop
per ordinary TO prime hogs country
dressed slow 6aa9Tc for medium weights ana TAU
IA for light hogs.
per yesterdayl 81 Western pigs so ~
s. u 30 10. at s. ~ = state hogs -oe ID
At s. 35. Foughs. 800 n, az - % - - - -. -,
hogs. 1I4 ID az . 90 81 90 Is ID
al s. 30 -.
Z / Rerns a Co date yesterday: - state hogs. III
AT s. 30: state pigs s. 35 70 Philadelphia
Ekips 06 n a 81 %. -
II. al s. So 30 State hogs. is2 No. az 3 90
OTHER NARKETs-BT TELEGRAPH
Chicago. Oct ea-Cattle-Reeelpta 1000 Including
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
ruz LONDON WOOL MARKEr.

yondon Oct 23--There good attendance Of buy
.rs a. the wool auction sales to-day The number OF
-. rsrsd vas 13 566. Continental stock N demand
81 L-sk 7rtces Scoureds and rnertnos sold well and
several ots OF stock withdrawn There was
- c-f,s demand for crossbreds home
acrive buyers The sale in detail Is as fol
I'D: greasy said. Queensland go bales; seouree
e1Gfs Sd greasy 4AG11lsd. South Australia 1Oo bales;
secured 2$sG1ld: greasy. 41a@51sd Tasmania; 500
5 s5ed51s Cd: greasy 81 Gsd Cape OF Good Hope
-od Natal 2a bales: washed cOulbtng. 10d
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Cash quotations u follows: No spring wheat
ye6w 40ic 40 oats &c. 10 q 1.he re - asS
80 re 40 fair 70 choice mating 4Ia55e haxseed.
81 o5ds4 clover contract grade s1Oa$I0 25 mess
short ribs sdes Ioose Sc SS7 10 d saired shouideTs
Cboxsd) Ga 661zc; Cb0xed) S6 906S7:
6.30c; granuared. 5 &c s5nfectioners a 57Oc: or A.
market dun: cTeameries 1eG22c dairies. 159tsc.
Cheese Arm, otG1lisc. EEgs steady; fresh, 1T52e-
red H22na 2 co43 9' ous 2su re SZ "Hsz5 sq 20 Cas-
dull No mixed. 2Sc Rye steady; No ?. sac.
Duluth. Oct 23-'Theat ! hard TT1sc; No /
Northern. 751sc; No Northern. 71lsc; No spring.
May No / Northern TsIse Corn. 3s14c oats Ss1sg2sc
So 9eS SoFhe-n 9s 4s lowe Rys dI m No S0hs s
Sc Barley steady; No 2 Sc sample ssS56e = '-@
Minneapolis Oct. 2s.-7Theat. No / hard. T7Sc: No
74Sc; Nav 77HG77t Flour weak and lower al
quotations reduced 1oc Dbl in the
SIT 75Gsi2 Fiour-sdd inEs. s1sa$is rs IN Ou-A
Philadelphia Oct 23-Ivheat lie lower: contract grade
October ia, G71 se. Com nc lower; No mixed Oc-
No white clipped 27Qs7lze; mixed do 26ls912Tc
Butter firm; fancy West ern creamery. 2SaC do prints
do Western 2Olse: do Southwestern 19c DO southern
Cheese steady: NewYor full creams. fancy. small
900 do bi fair a 69 o S60es' ReefPss 6o
wheat "a 600 hush; 900 bush; oats
St Louis Oct 23--T-aeatNo red. cash. 7eesc: octo
GT-k T6Sc Co---No cash. 36A4c; October 36SSc; De-
cenber 34ls G34 &C; MAY. 35SG35kc. Oats-No cash
22&c: October. e3esc. December. 212c; Nay 2c No
white. 241sG25c-
Toledo. Oct 9s.-wheat fairly active weak; cash
and october &c: N1venaoeI tosei DeSe1nsE 'ossc
December sec- Rye 54c Oats duh but Arm; cash and
6er Sc 57is,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Including zoos withdrawn hy Arbuckles.
CoTTON-There another break Il the price ot
decline there disposition
VIXEN selling for snort ac-
their the professional
market severely at times The
opsned easy decline OF 2G6 points. and further
6eensd lOGI3 points active selling, IN good
by professional traders. but also largely in the WAY OF
l1.1alR The principal Influences against
heavy and the almost per
feet with indications OF frost IN the south
TIE also e1eTte6 bearlsh in
receipts being 150s3 bales against
.935 992 n 1898 and
Us. .SsI 1897 January sold down to $50 against
with the OF the market
Of proportion This great decline naturally caused
hesitation further selling for short account, and IN
some buyiag upturu- Some Of the buying
strength OF inquiries for time money from
South purpose O. financing cotton
Atlantic where holders show preference
their for higher prices. In the
So-IhWesL the other hand the movement continues
Be q subsIding the
expect smaller during
latter p2rt week owing recent rainy weather
parts 0f ne South here finally steady
4 decline Of sGl4 points Liverpoo! Is
looze1 for reaction tomorrow
Te ecntraer prices the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
new YORK CENTRAL.
- HARLEM DIVISION 81 !

HARLEM DIVISION
ei2 A NJ ard 3.35 P N. Daily. 10
Pi5,saeId; sundays only At 3 70 A n
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Pinrsch Light
Ticket Offices I13 POI. as and 216 Broadway .
Union So. W. 275 Columbus Ave. f33 West I2Sth St
i25th 81 and f3srh Stations New York 27S T26
Fulton and 104 Broadway. E D. Brc~ IL,
Telephone 800 SSH Street New York Central
Services Baggage checked from hotel residence by Wsit
EEp-ess Company
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


foot Of West Twsnry-third Street and Des-
orOszss and c0rtanet Streets
r-..e me leaving time from Desbro..e. and
az -, streets Is ive minutes later than
starso, below for Twenty-fbfrd street
: except where otherwise noted
go a; a FAST MAIL.-Innlted 70 two Euest Parlo-
Shiso No SoSeb e E,'e5STs slesPiss Car Pitsarz "a
S.53 NJ FAST LINE.-PitssSurg and Cleveland
ton en- cs-ns slesP,as. Dinns s6Eas ssa osssrva-
51nai9naPsis. LouisviIs a TS.ss - 4'is1'' ~l1--.
For Toledo Nss61lo va HO ci1,., ST 59GIs EPREs
s5 p. II. ST IoI2fs * T,l d2g1s f sss o., g
s4s VEST s2lI. TEH1 ESys1s s, os kosi9 - "a.
z55 y except Saturday,
Shieaso For KsoI1E EFEss-For Pis,ssuFy Az
s.a5 p TSsIlassIs I2T c,sysiana szsspt ssfaTssy
Fiss-For PlisbaIE cieveias6 enssa5ssl Al
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Io29 bS5Ss me 1910 DssbEossss c0rtianat Streets
gTsssoHai La, aHa C9rtlandt Strssts 22o1 Css5 acos
sgndass ss Sa5l as cDisns Carl 8 , a. i2i6 alsss
SEASONAL LIN an Psris2 1 az r5ir,5S e n 60 -
aighl c@F'. ass Dining Can. s.25 ,. I2-1O
night ab4sT s5ISy RAILwAY-E1press. SIS As n 1910
N9Hss9I:k Shs N.k AND WESTERN RAILwAr-Eo- Memphis
APLaNTIG AZ asT COAST LIER1B1ss: 9ss sss a n and 81
oi4i55s6PEA5SE as a 5 <Ir& q OHIO RAuwAY-ss5 n and
nisbt ssy AIR LINE--Ezprsss I2s5 , n and i2IG
we Te.2Iov PIP POINT COMFORT ana NoRFoLK-z5a n.
ATLANTIC CRY 1 - ? n daily
Standard Coaches ---i'-s, D-a-e- E@-sS- A. -
CAPE
For poi7ts T. I1---a5 P m weekdays
West seN York AID Branch Railroad from
.nlrd Street Station. S.55 a. l2Ao.
Cfr5r, Tessna &c 800 Sundays 9 = a. 455
and Cort,andt Streetsl. 9O0 1880.
9--O aad SO D. sSIndsys. q ; Is p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
q and Cortandt SD. -. T5S.
-. tsoo LiFnitell. tDes1russss
Ga C99T'iaadt Streets 23 Caing Carr i05s (Dlalns
So 100 a NJ, Il 55. 20 CDesbrossss Cortlanft
Sues I'D. 25S. s25 3s5 q = {OininE Carr ass
,S-14[C) 99S Dining carr T5S. S.25 SIS. 0.25
= ~ night Sundays. $40 81 tno coaches.
so = . 9-55 Qiuitsd}. Q g. 1O55 (Diafng Ca-S
Cs-1 80 l-5S Dining Car. S.25. IS . Dining
~ 30 Dining Car. DINING Car. 755. So.
r5eee. - p m, l. 10 night
ErSssvses Sees Nos 4sI 9f5 I19s 1854 III. and est
S.-.S-a[s Asr1r House West Twenrv-third Street
S1d stations foot Cortzn1C
court Street. Fulton Street Erladray
rSIlilsytvania Annex Station. E-ookyn- Statfor
SESey Stty The New York Transfer CcEauanv uu earI
through to destination.
Telephone Frrhrss,.L
Railroad q Seryfee ~ -N---- -e- 4s-~SS --%
- d n 1CE4SsON. J. p WOOD.
-s-a- manage General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
Railroads.


ISrB later DOT 42d St. y. H.
NJ Intern poilts 70 Albany q hontreA-
Al - Lax MOhonk. Mnnew2skz. Saratoga
t~--- and Mountains
%. .sO p MCont Ltd for Detroit. Chicago 81 Louis
~ --fa1 For Hudson River points Albany
.S.fs p M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Cleve q Chicago
p Rochester. Huffalo Detroit 4 ST Loui5
ais p M.-FoT sy-A-. Roch;. Niag Falls; Det 4 Chi
s1stiv except sunday. Leaves krooslyn An
- Hs Al f0.4S a n = at p. n Leaves Jersey
TIrv p p RI sta No. I Il 20 A NJ. n ass p. N
r, fables Al principal hotels and orices. Baggage
hsrkss fron hotel or residence Westeott EXP. c.
I.AnBERT General Passenger Agent ". Z.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1880. tTsO. $500. 800 1900 us A NJ +r.oo
Ilte:25 P. n. sl2:15 ndt ' 49,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$3.50. $500 1000 sll 30 a Al. tIsO6 80 ssOo
C)fcss Liberty 81 eTrEs south Ferry. IL. H. ISL
434 s45 1900 1854 BFeaawsy. str Ave ~ an Ave
= Union So West ie3 East I25th s. 273 Vas- TastI
St. 245 Columbus Ave Nsw York: Court St s44 sSO
Fulton St. Brookya: % ts-oad az Wiiiiarusss-- ~
York Transfer Co calls Tor and checks baggage 10 dssr
From Liberty St only 'Dany. 4Daly except sun
day. SSunda-s onlv -
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Foreign Coffee market steady;
good average Santos 6SSOG: receipts 1900 bags two
6ays1: stock l.2I5, 600 bags Hanburg-Cofee market
roe1e5 2. p1eung lower. 2.30 2 n. I ptenng net
lower sales 1000 bags Hevre-CoHee market opened
= unchanged at 3 p
$50 P franc higher. Total sales,
bags
February - 90 AUGUST $50
zEarch 46Z5 September SD
q 10
November
sre .-......-.. z7 90 December .45 IS
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Re-CoHee market steady; No Rio. TSTcO; exchange,
90 5525. recsins $4,000 bags two days) cleared for
Tinted States 60OG bags. stock. 255,O9o bags
position = Brazilian. coffee Is fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-Spot cot
to1 easier sales. 7.OOo bales Speculation ana ex
pr 500 bzles American, Receipts 1900
- american snlauplane ll-22d Futnrss opened easy
f48o45d decline. At 1.z5 n steady. 6b4G sS4d net
.ewer Closed quiet. L points net lower December
ssr3 zsS3sbs January ebruary, z51 ABB EebT1sry-
-srch z5bss March-Aprl 55s: AprilAay. Abs; May
sHns z52s, June-July. s.505zb: 5Hly-August 44s1zs
--s-st-Sepsuber. s44E; October o1ts: October No
Esllber. 5.oI5ss; Eovember-December 46lzb- Man
e-ssier--8arns move slowly. Cloths dull
flour AND AEAL-EVen decline n1 % lDc WiAcn
- choice brands or -four tailed 10
Hct any important buyers and the mar
e ruled duh. underIOne, throughout the en-
sts day Spring patents S4IS4 80; winter straigfis
= eSs IS. winter patents g 70aS4 spring clear go
- 20 10 winter, g sodS3 extra No winter
sz9Gsz %: grade. SIS 60aSls ton spot an9 =
-ETCEWHEAT FI.OUk-E& 2a3EtSz -. =
kouEauiet quoted: Fair good s. l5dS3 IS: choice
- fAey, 50 4GgSS To- c15IslSA ea!y; tL.n
cfleo, 8 z5QfS so sF brand. BAG AEALlo3ei5
s-oie1 Fine white END yellow sscSli eCaIse 49,
FEED-Ezsg. quoted: Sprins b-an. spot 5tp 1Ns9
secs. 10 arrive 200 10 SIC s5ztslo 90 EpLls 5L
---s SIG. SlIlpslk, iaIteL
aEgs EI5GsIs s.; city bran S5zGSiz so houiny cAop
- oneaL - .. unseed oil cake, $z9S-s Do epfh 0
DEUGs-opium was steady. but quiet Qunine also .s
1--~ay. Prices follows: Opium cases. 70 "
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Spot cotton quiet, with quotations lower
the T-l6c for Eddng upland and 11-l6c for
-t5cllrz CUT Sales i.4lo bales. Southern spot
tesgrsphed follows Mobile, nominal at
Savannah quiet Sc nc IoWer. Charleston, nori
quotation omitted; Wilmington a exc: Nor
folk Gun 5-IBc, 3I6c lower; Baltimore nominal az
t-zc isc CT. Memphis steady &C. &c on augusta,
quiet lice 5-i6c lower Louis quiet Lice.
ol6c lower: NssFO-leans 3l6c lower SC, The
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
NAVAL STORES.

nouinally strong prevailed spirits, owing
to the light supply and rather firm reports from Southern
markets At the close prices showed rise OF 15ac
Rosin firm, but quotaby higher Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars, 50; do oil, bbs 81 IS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-445a y d45c-
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 4T1zGS1 90: 2,
81 75GS1 50; r. 81 s5; 81 90 H 81 95; 81 K 81 10;
II, 81 80; y, 81 65: " G. So: " W. So so
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24

Eslzztec receipts tnorow AZ Ne"-orleaflS are @0oOg
l4sz2 iss- gear At Houston, 1900 TO 1900 bales
EEsinst % aS week and .4i4 bales last year
Receipts q compared with
ne Gay and last year
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24


EoUTH PLAINFfELD BOUND BROOK Ioc2a- week
days Lv " 50 S. 8 A NJ ls 70 and = P n LT Cert
fE-ts and Pu1an acronodafions al Isl ~ 10 So s
is BROADWAY = Uniou square West - Columbus Ava, r
Fulton BdVy and annex station. brloxyns
call and cheek baggage from 1ote o
residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,Buhalo. Oct 25.-Sprtng whesft-No Nor,be-p sco.
ga, carloads S1c No Northern spot 9IS -o,- 80
So 20 20 NsSrt9sT1 new c9-lo9ds alac winter
-- yeHoTs 4Sac 10 yellow. &c No yellow 42sc
80 cor 44gV4417c No 49, R44c, q
oats unsettled; No white 21ac: No % a5SSrt " -
89. z.lc: 80 mixed 24c No mixed. 23lsc Bsrev-
= ehoice 5SG60c; fair good 54a5Tc. com
mon S1Sdc: State, 57qe0c. Rye norln Al. 10 p N
Iack %, flour quiet Canal
neas 17ei corn 2c oats 17sc: barley 2sc: rye 2s.c
Chicago, Oct 2s.-The leading futures ranged - .ot
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
STOCK on HAND.
Postn. bbis

CO.
spirits Iurpentne, bbls.
lar Dds V54
Charleston Oct 2S.-Turpeutine market arm at Ss7zc
sales. 20 casks. Rosin steady, unchanged.
Wilmington. Oct 23.-Sprits turpentine firm 40le141
receipts. 1881 20; receipts bbs
Crude turpentne steady 81 40qS2 20; receipts SO bb
Tar Arm. 81 As: receipts, II bbls.
Savannah Oct 23Spirts tupeatiue firm 41c receipts
1920 bb!s sales. L2s1 bbls. Rosu and unchanged
receipts. $500 bbls; sales 1,606 bbls.
tine. l35 bbls
London. Oct. 23.-Turpentine-spirits. Sis 101zd.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
ALTIM0RE q OHIO RAILROAD
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot oF Coranat DesbTosses Streets
(PennA- Z T. FerEies)
A West Cortlandt Deshrosses STA Daily
+Exeep sunday V SUNDAY m sunday s A NJ e sun
day Is A 81 Z sunday SIS n Sunday SIS P H. 1suEGay
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
Central B. B. Or new Jersey.

Anthracite Coal used ezcIusiveIy
Four Tracks -Fna a---a-fr.
Stations IN New YORK Liberty - s.d Soffrb Fs--v
-IalHS teaSe Liberty st below Sour
nve minutes earlier except as n5tedl
New-York tribune., 1900-10-24
oTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct. a3-Cattle-Receipts. 1000, including
600 Westerns and generally steady butch
eFs stock frm and active Nativea-Best OF sale to-
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MARRIED..

observation-disclosures. On Wednesday. October
81, 1900, by Rev. ]. H. Butler, HENRY r.
EBERLY and MARTHA ELLAN MULLIKIN,
both of this city.
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
Schools of Law and Diplomacy Choose
Subjects for Winter Debates.

The new department of oratory, In charge
Of Prof. Charming Rudd. has opened with
six separate classes The need of this
kind Of instruction is fully realized by the
students, and they are very enthusiastic
in their praises of the work and the in
structor. This course is designed to equip
earnest, forceful public speakers; the
training is of the utmost Importance to
the lawyer or public man, as 1t enables
him to express his knowledge and COM
municate his ideas and feelings in the
most convincing, persuasive and effective
manner.
The debating society has entered upon
the work of what promises to be the most
prosperous year in its history. At the
first regular meeting 129 members signed
the constitution and paid dues. The elec-
ton of officers resulted as Follows: Presi-
dent, Robert NJ. Calfee; vice president
George w. Burton; secretary. Jason Water
man; treasurer, Eugene II. Pitcher; critic,
David J. PETERS, Robert E. Smith and
Thomas c. Clendenning.
The first three regular debates have been
assigned. the subjects for discussion be-
Ing: Resolved, That it is to the best in
terests of the United States to retain Its
sovereignty in the Philippine Islands. For
the second debate, Resolved, That the in
terests of the Cuban people would be best
subserVed by annexation to the United
states. The third debate being: Resolved,
nat trusts are an outgrOwth of the pro-
tectiVe tariff system, and are detrimental
10 the pest interests of the people.
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AGAINST GRANTING REQuEsr.
Monroe Street, Anacostia. Not Broad
EnOuEh for Rusinesa Purnoscs


Enough for Rusiness PurpOscs
In the matter of the application Of Mr..
Appleton P. Clark, jr., attorney for Dr.
{. H. Weiss, who asked the District Com
missioners to designate Monroe street Ana
costa. from the navy yard bridge to John
son street. as a business thoroughfare
Captain Beach. the Engineer Commissioner,
has reported to his associates that he does
not believe 1t advisable to grant the re-
quest. The inspector of buildings recon-
mended that inaSmuch as business houses
be granted.
to the fact that Monroe street Is provided
with double track street railway which
leaves but 104 feet between the rails and
the curb and two feet Of this distance is
frequently taken up by the overhang Of
cars, thus making the street so narrow
that in many cases 1t is difficult for wag-
ons to stand at the curb while cars are
passing, and the people of Anacostia have
on number of occasions requested that
the street be widened to avoid accidents,
some of which have occurred
Under these circumstances" says Cap
tain Beach, ut is not believed advisable to
permit any encroaChment whatever upon
the public sidewalk. If the width of the
sidewalk. 1872 feet, is greater than is neces-
sary for pedestrian purposes, 1t is recon-
mended that the space not reeded in
the sidewalk be used for widening the road
way. If it is considered advisable to des
between the bridge and Johnson street, I
would most strongly recommend that ii be
coupled with the proviso that no projections
whatever be allowed in this street.
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Marriage License.
A marriage license has been issued as fol-
lows:
White-Daniel Beckwith of Manchester,
N. H., and Myrtle L. Zook of Washington.
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For a Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo- Quintne Tablets,
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Among those present were the Misses X.
Iennent, H. Seitz, NJ. Price, N. Rennoe, r.
Price. E. Rogers. l.. Hughes, Clara May E.
Price and B. Hughes: Messrs. H. Tennent,
n. Keller. H Bragaw, G. Cooksey, w
Coates. A. Hayberger, F. Brown. A. Hun
gerford, B. Carrot, W. Topley, ]. Rogers
and j. Haas. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Tennent,
Mrs: L. +. Wright, Mrs. II. Price and Mrs.
G. w. Price.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. d. T. Donohue for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Regina Donohue and
Mr. Harry V. Casey of Baltimore The
ceremony will take place at St. Joseph 3
catholic Church Wednesday, November IA,
at IL O. clock
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To Desirable Tenants.

The second floor Of The Evening Star
annex will be rented to a desirable tenant.
Size 5oxlOO feet. Steam heat, electric light
ana motor power; elevator service. Apply
at The Star office.
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elf they're Rich's shoes
they're proper"
Ten=One F, Cor. 10th.
Entire building. on r11ns

We trust you attach enough
Importance to exclusiveness
to distinctiveness in foot
wear. Most people do. The
thousands of patrons of this
store do. They do not want
stereotyped styles and shoes
which are cut out by the hun
dred at one time. Footwear
you see here has individuality.
Each pair of shoes is made
separately-hand made. You
see here only shoes from the
best makers, and we control
the sale of them in this city.
Thus it is that this store en-
joys almost all the exclusive
trade of Washington.
The above particularly ap-
plies to ladies' slippers. We
show all shades in satins,
and we make them to order
when you desire it from your
own materials or from ma
terlals which we supply. We
show patent leather slippers
in a score of styles trimmed
with velvet and set off by
handsome buckles.
There are special shoes
made for young ladies and
young men at college, and we
make a specially of them.
The same can be said of the
special footwear here for
sports-for golfng, for rid
ing, for shooting and the spe-
cial boots for surveying.
This is a store of novelties
the only store which shows
them at all, hence you may
look to us for anything you
want out of the ordinary.
For instance, nurses noise
less shoes with leather soles
covered with elkskin, shoes
tor gymnastic exercises,
shoes which tend to correct
the temporary deformities of
children's feet and limbs.
b. Rich's Sons,
High grade footwear.
Ten-one F, Cor. 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-03

A member Of the agricultural division of
the twelfth census. from Rock county. Wis,
has received communication from F. w.
Gilman. secretary Of the Republican Club
at Evansville, Wis, stating that the out
look IN Wisconsin Is unusually bright and
mat Mckinley will carry the state by at
least 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-03

We're the misses r. Kaiser, "A. hltsm1ller
S. Sloan, NJ. Reagan, b. killigan, A. Rice
and Messrs. Bilman, Smith, Pearson Ha-
gan, Block, Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell
Miss Alice B. Koeth of Capitol Hill has
| returned from a three months stay in New
York city.
A pleasant dance was given at McCau-
ley's Hall Wednesday, October 81. Among
those present were: Sadie Hart Nellie
Hart. Blanche ludlow, Nellie Coughlin,
ply, Stasia McMahon, Birdie Halloran,
Mamie Donhue. May Boucher, Eva Hud-
low, Bertha ludlow, Susie McNamee. Mag
gle Hetch, Lizzie Hetch. Veronica Readon,
Mr.. John Skinner, VIII Fitzgerald, Hubert
Kelly, Joe Kelly, Fred Mohler, John Bar
rett, Edward Mcdonald, Frank Carroll
Tom Frazier, George Hurley, VIII Hurley
Joe Ryan, Will Ryan. Bob Reppetti, Chas
Palmer, Jess Collins. VIII Keys, Bernard
Bonds. AL. Bonds, Will Robson, Edward
Littleton and Tom Trunnell.
Mrs. Simon Coblenzer and daughters have
returned from abroad, where they spent
very pleasantly four months travelling
Miss Beulah Herbert was given an agree
able surprise party on Halloween at the
residence of her mother, Mrs. Juliet Her
bert, 215 4th street southeast.
The thirteenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs Morris Solomon was
celebrated at their pleasant home 81 It'll
street southwest, when large number of
their friends called to extend their congrat-
uiations. Mrs. Solomon was assisted In dis
pensing the Inequalities by her sister, Miss
Fanny Hecht. In the dining room a boun-
tiful collation. was served.
Miss Jessie Thomson Briggs of Baltimore,
Nd, is the guest of Miss Hempstone, Ly-
decker avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Fred entertained a
masquerade party Wednesday evening at
their home on M street. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers, autumn
leaves and Japanese lanterns. After spend
ing several hours in games and dancing,
the guests repaired to the dining room,
where bountiful supper was served