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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-21
HOLIDAYS IN THE SCHOOLS.
Close at Noon To-Day and Reopen
on January ..

The Christmas vacation of the ST. Louis
public schools will begin at noon to-day and
last until o'clock on the morning of jan
uarE . This viii give the pupils eleven full
holidays. which is the longest mid year re-
cess which has occurred in the last twenty
five years The schools will close in the
Nineteenth and open In the Twentieth Gen.
turv
To-day wifi he devoted to the usual
Christmas exercises and exchange of pres
eniS between pupils aud teachers As In
previous years the salaries of the teach
ers and PRINCIPALS will be paid before
Christmas IN place Of the first of January.
entertainments at he va rious district
schools to-day Will consist of recitatiOns
by pupils and addressesEby school patrons
At several schools Christmas-tree parties
have been arranged
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Ben Hur PittsburE. 10 a. Up with eupties:
Tornado T. Boats all detained by fog
burlington Ia. Dec. 70 - Reading OF the river
gauge indicates a stage Of sls inches above low
water mark: change since last -sclrt.
Weather clear and warm
Louisville. ny. Dec. 2o.-River falling IN canal
feet. falls 40 feet: below locks IT'S feet
Weather clear and cool.
Cincinnati o. Dec 2n-River 11.S feet and
falling Weather fair; mercury Is. Departed:
Virginia for IIttsburg
Evansville. Ind. Dec. 3n.-River 1.S Sest and
falling Weather clear and warm.
PittsburE. Pa. Dec. 20.-RiVsr 80 feet and
steady Weather clear and cool
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Ncw York Market Gossip.

Tho 'M,ss s,n%g., - p" H., ,nc -,~~n N frsaa
N"S h"rh. B-'. -. London dIr = wy G-tEy
srt,,s IN TN hr-t n.ur- Iut yatu uut m,rNet
advanced SHARPLY. i''np n r!G u"t t'-i"nh al
once e" M" Iuu extent md tH"I ar lraS- nrHr
E'.- ts,D,d sellers. .~i-cIsiIy 90 N"lta..n Pa
,4ti. on tn- adsan'" here. THIS tradmE "s- "n-
'u"iy irtIucr from f"r.1gu business On direct
"..'rs. foreign houses beng heavy buyers gf
a.i a"tiS~ International s''~ Ks all day. IN"
nr"tt"Ni "iSias IA ut uhfK-t to-day "as iH
banking interests y. A. H"us"mLn * 90. Tai
bot !. 1hNt tor a -" ana i;~'i !" 20. took ItTs.
books ot st""KS sround the 'oom. and many
f''r'IS Of p"niing dea-s In different properties
I" the "ne-t that Aorti.'In racIiir preferred wIh
H' fr'ifri ali ,rIag.h - - PEI cent nnnd
g"' shares; \. \. Houseman q 20. l''", snaIe.:
Koston u Bass. I5.6si and Lonl"n. $50 shares.
he 'xtrem" advance WAS on covering OF shorts
I~ndon 1e.pv". and abU.e SO: Strong. Stursi- &
60 sold 1000. and T. IS. sa,in sid 5000. ON
th"se. which were taken 10 be realizing sales the
market broke.
The advance in st, Paul started on commits
h"rSat 5.'-", Halle " sucsliiz 5000 and F. W.
s,an ] ne 9nyns "foflns , ,lr 70 si'smSn,s ,
on intimati0ns that the stock Will be put
%htsng S .n and @i' lake X 1fsh kls stock. were all in
good e"nanI. with the best buying in the sec
many sources but were 20 a great extent for
IN" SAM interests that have been active at
folk ard Western and Pennsyivania.
The advarc" In Illinois Genital was chiefly due
TO the purchase of 5.H0) shares by l.. l.. Mon
tagne. Jr IN" stock has been accumulated for
over two weeks On information in regard To the
Issue OF new stock to Folders Of record to-mor-
TOW, but the stock will no; sell rights until
tho ISSUE is formally approved hy the stockhold-
eTs IN Ian. This ruling made by the Stock
Exchange Eoverrors last night. burlington was
sold early by Hartman Co around noon Van
k.whuIG AtterhUry bo""ht 6.hll shares.
London cables follows:
London. las p. m.-The market for American
railway securities displays some irreeularity.
Northern Pacific is - above New York close.
Fries are T. 10 per cent lower: others firm
iOnslon. 3:31 p. rn.-Thr market for American
railway snares IL
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is per cent. DO. thre" months hIls ;ar. per
Ayrrs i5i.io: Msirta A.ia. Lisbon y :. Rome
lend shows th- following changes. total reserve
decreased fl,%si."'i circulation in.r"es.t if".
creased ri'''f =, S,htr sits .,rssG i
eis.,-a r41hii" deposits decr'a."d f,n."ol, n"t".
It's decreased f2a0aOre The prrpprti.n or the
r i,anS s.,., "f tnElands res" T. 81 iahii,y is 90 %
Of discount unchanged AZ 4 per cent.
France.
Paris. per 9o.-Pro.s were Irregular On tho
Iionrf" to dav. ha,inS opened h"-itat:uGiy. rsut-
inr ia" announcement ~ IA" EEr,i-G bank. 'la:-
from Car~ colony affecting tr- who'. rnarkci
La Later Lar.uc, stcckr % w.rr more '4ccrfui "n
,,, sSer continued weak: RI" Ttntns v ore arm On
,hs . adam" f, t1 copper AZ the clos the mar
rsnres 1917 lilo for the account Exchange on
Iond@n 25f sisc for ctecks. spanish 4s closed
The wcr!sIy statement Of the Bank Of France
"a 100 oo0f: Treasury accounts current decreased
s2;S@,2S%nf; rold In hand ire.r"as.I S,ah.o1lt:
hand decreased 1aS.esr
Gcrmsny-
Berlin. Dec. % Exchens. on London ~ marks
per cent: three months. bills g. per cent.
% r. &Sr@ Psrs Say fGna. sl ana IN l e"n6
Mines advancing on covering Ranks were hard
er. in Wow Of the approaching settlement.
Metal Market.
New York. Dec 2e-The features IN tha rnotsi
yclopments. The market lacks ia" confidence ~
traders ard as a result dsnl:Ed was only II a
however. al London him and ci Hed IL
higher % ills (. having s, a, ONE ,in'e ln5ns the
ngence tho l2cal situati,n aside from a natural
Close here was quiet. with prices nominal Hr,d
trading was coIunarativ"ly slow. C"pncr IN
but IN. local market raIed quiet AMI without 4
special n"H feature: nominally quoted ~ N5 for
siectrolytic. Lead auie; and UNCHANGED here aud
abroad at si.31ir and ZIG rescectvely. loss ~
cdnsidsrable selling pressure and an incr.a.e in
Teceipts; fne closs was weak a. =, ~ IT,.
.a ,n England gland Was 81, nsa,n & T.ik ssg G ~ g, % &
;nes,ic iron markets were dun and nomlnaily I'M
Bar silver.
New York: Dec 20 Bar silver s5.c.
London. Dec. 2o.Bnr silver steady al :9'zi
Treasury Statement.
wasfinston Dec. 2,.-ro-iay's statement Of
the Treasury balances IN the general fund. ex-
G&sen GsiEe Of Of the .hS%s SSa y,ss :" cas ss
Eaianee. ,ir.as;sss: gold So $3.50 '''' '"'
The Banks.
New York Dec e).-Money on cal rteadv a.
as; last loan per cent. Prime mercantile paper
S.a5,,: per cent sterling exchange stoady: With
demand 0s ani AZ N sos. pug ;or S,xiy sais i
.1c;, E"ses rr5s: ; and sa5ss en-" 81
0ssc. Mexican dollars aoc. state bondr strong;
railroad bonds be ID, strong EAchnns's ssts"25's5'
Boston. psc n.-E1chanres sa2 Isl. $50, bal.
Rai,inors, Dec. 2o.-C1earings .s.ss'.Sai: hal
Pnilaaelg6is lSi Dec. .'-csarnss sis.Sss'o hal
,hjcssc. be-. ao.-Clsarinss 50 1866; balances
exchange &c premium,
6ii.s9' N'"'S' N'"''' ''''''''' ''''"s' o.
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,he:ks iSt.ai.sf'.: 90 days ts0'i: 70 days
s.4Ni-
cram hilis 4N cotton -, n. 7a,
t'Hh~TS laTt~ 'F"lrs =. .iH.s 90 lie. chrt Is
"-fs ~ u l-ls0I Isi- - da,S ...''.
Commercial fT.B'u fraIi'E. checks 5.iSi.H
S.lk -. 6H ,iIy~ 81. =. al . i.i-
'cmmsrcial swiss checks ".coa.a5 % I-Is; -
daN- ~ M" - Ii
l:"lGfsu francs. checks &. 49, ~ IL Us. 50
daVs > -, ,T,.g} LIS.
Iianfor- ,.trlsuts;4 - l.a9ir.. checks aaT.
TIa4 :. -. ." dav. - 3 lGfinat.
''"urD-rcI@l 'h"'k - % i'y"f'. 81 davS 9S Isis
ffsS- - ~ . 10
uark.re' Dutch smild.t~ ,r~,ks soals. 6,
days - ls-Ispr.
,r,u,n.rcl. ctc.s ~ 10. 90 atl. saa. "a I3-Is
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IBOnis.
-. ioi y l. Gas & Coke IS ea
Mining shares.
FOREIGN FINANCE.


London. Dec. eo.-CuIsols for money O.. f,r
the account 9. 3-16: ttchison ass: Canadian pa
cihc sei,: 81 Paul 12I's: Illinois Central lass, /:
Louisville S'. Union Pacific MD. $50 New
Reading I::s: Erie lst pfi 5g5, Northern pa
cifc pfd. "ss Grand Trunk ~. Anaconda 10:
Rand Mines 3ss.. Money S15'z per cent The rate
Of discount in the open market for short h:iis
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THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Banking business Continues to BE
Extremely satisfactory.

Bankers have nothing but good words TO say of
the local financial situation. which all of the
week has assumed n holiday activity and which
is expected to do until next Ne.k ut least.
Operations Of "A routine nature werr On irIiN"
and literal scale at the different hanks and trust
companies. II, p1sIts were large. but the holiday
checking against them very Lrl>k and heavy also.
Tie demand for money from nearly all classes
Of borrowers was fully up To the average Il the
past few days ana cons quentiy quite heavy.
Their wants. however. were EASILY satisfied.
money in ample supply Interest rates were
unchanged and steady. and cali and time paIer
WAS generally discounted at ; To : per cent. With
{. Majority Of the paper accepted oil "a basis NJ
S..Gb per cent. 4 good business was reported
win. country inStituto-s.
The local C.carinrs were ngan large at 81, ss3.-
.si the balances, amounting S.i!, $50.
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New York stock Quotations.

ST Louis. Thursday. b'C. - 1850
Tho follHMII- SHOWS tur uIs-tt4r=. tlgur>t. low
est ant CLOSING quoJst.l Is Ius .>"W oTk
stock t.Ncil@nS- t"-,.is- corrected ,iiiy TIE
tsepurIIc ty -. X. rfaur4S. 4. 4 Co.. ,.,naS
ana stocks, ia Nor,h Fcurtn str-t'.
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There was little demand for foreign exchange
AMI the market was duh and rather heavy.
u. T. Francis. Bro. & Cp. repor; closing ra ties
follows
days 1891 eIzTlS9s. commercial on bankers
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Pittsburg stocks.

,,...., ~ Louis. THURSDAY Dec 20 1901
No. 2if North Fourth street. ''"' " 70.
hM.stinShouse Air Brake sold a, 1881,
IS2i- "iu''i Noid at
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the present price Metropolitan rights will
have a 1uotable value. 1t is reported semi
officially that American Linseed will IN
Crease its capital probably to the extent of
s5,vo.6N3 before the first Of the year. Pere
Marquette advanced some points on the
report that per cent would be declared
the preferred stock. Oregon Railway and
Navigation declared the regular semian-
nual dividend Of per cent on the preferred
stock
The market generally had healthy ap-
pearanCs. ard II looks as If the public de
mand had again been underestmate3 by
the professional element. The outside de-
mand for bonds continues good. J.. a
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STOCKS AND BOMBS IN ROsTox
time loans. 4izas

Elston; Mass Dec 2-aInncy. stock. bg,,,
Money.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Train. Depart Arrive.
quoin rs: am 800 pm
Chicago Daylight Special l...... II 81 am ss:i& pr
Springfield Accommodation--.-. '4:S Pm si;24 am
fis reSrs 3" and 6s%Gns spinssd 1S ann sm
Southern Lines.
Padueah Mail and EXPRESS
Niurphysboro. Carbondais and
New ,gi. Orleans Fast Mail-Gairo, ''''
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn. and
Texas Express. Nashville.
Atlanta ami Jacksonville..-.- SIS am IA pm
ST, Louis speciai-Cairo. Mem
phis ami New Orleans s........- S;3S am klS pm
Accommodation - Murphysboro.
chester .........--.-......-. ti:c5 pm III 81 am
Marlin and Creai sprinSs .a25 pm "a am
New Orleans Limited - Cairo
Memphis: Dixie Flyer. Nash
WILLIE BIa..................... 's:i4 pGn '.:is am
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Texas Fast Mail to Little
Rock Texsrkans. Dallas Fort
Worth and Abilene. 'S:o5 am '7:s5 pm
Express '.....'................ 500 am ss:5s pm
Fart Dsy Express. Hot Springs
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin,
Gaivcston ~ '2:2I pm 4:sS pm
Special-Dsllas. Fort Worth.
II Pasc. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. San Antonio and La
Memphis ana Hot Springs Er-
press -S-St am
Fourth Street and ChOuteau Avenue
Station.
I,A soto and Bismarck Accom-
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River Forecast
The mississippi at St Louis will fall.


The eauge registered - feet in ~. Louis har-
hor Yesterday. showing fan OF j OF a foot IN
iwenIy-iUur hours.
Traffic brisk for the advanced season. Pas
seng.r business good.
Weather Cl-aI. with moderate temperature.
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Third Call.

--
-. 90 Atch ALL. ssis
500 Atch IS. -.
1ocildIo2as
1000 L & O 3ies... as,
20. r & . IS. IaGs4
600 Il " & W
1st =. $500. 30
2,0co { a Alton
3i2s go. 80. se
900 e g T IS. 81,
%, 0gl Cent Ca
LIST inc .....
brsp Siis
I.161 g g G q Is. leli.
l.aaa roi Sou Is. =. IS
IS, ,J00 Erie < M
lien .-..s5i-G Si9s
Is. .1ao i.'t W a r
Ist ....6ai. n s91s
l,eQ0 1T " ID &
1t .-.. $500. SOS
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BY wire 70 Bennett Wa~serrnsp & 20.
New fori.. Dec 3D.-Th3 closing prices on cl,rh
securities to-day were follows: ~
'"ss Rid. Asked
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-21
COTTON BELT

COTION BETT.
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Train Depart. Arrive.
Arkansas and Te1as Express
VIA Cairo. IS 30 am S3tp pm
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
(via Bismarck and Dctsj go. 's:sT pm 100 am
L.. II. d ST. L.. RY. (Henderson Route.D
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Fast MaiI-Ovensboro. Clover
port. Louisville and the East. ss:.s am S:l5 pm
Eastern Express - Owensboro.
CIoverpOrt Louisville and the
East t.......................... .ss5 pm s77o am
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Train.
Fast NAL Evansville. Nash
VILE. Birmingham. Mont
gufuery. Ch4t:aH"oxa. Allan
Ia Macon. Charleston. =. e..
Mobile. New prl@ans and
ia, ,kspnV Tile. Fla .-...-----.-.
VI un' vernon Acccmmoda;iGn.
= ufAern tsrr'ss - Evans
li!i-. Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile. New prl.ans. I HON
a~Viilc. jacksonville Faiat
kt. pcSla and -. Petersburg.
Ella
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MOBILE AND OHIO.
W., *. ~ n.

Train
jefferson ritv. columbia. Sc
dalia Clinton, Fort Scott
t'ars"ns and Indian Territory
t-EHt'ss ---------. -..--.--.-.-
F'.rt Worth. T'alla= Wac.
Taylor and AUSTIN E,Xp-ess
F0rt Worth. Dallas. san m
tonic and Galveston Exp; =ss.
s,edaiis. Nevada. Fort S~utt
and lariS1u Exu-s E--..
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Arrivals and Departures Of Trains Rt
AIR LINE.

LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
CONSOLIDATED RAILRDAD
Train. b.t,.r. .rri,a
lie F-xr,r-ss t-.V-r.iga
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haIance:, amounting To Sal. IS
Domestic s.Ncba nge

Whitaker & Hodgman. bond. stock. cSmner,'al
paper and exchange broken. 3f1 North Faur:n
ktreet. quote exchanSe as io!!uMs:
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Depart. ArrivA
10 am fiJ.39 am
y 30 am ~S:i5 am
1900 am tI::25 pm
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOCY
RAILWAY-tC., II. 4 ST. L.b
Train Iepart Arrive
Peoria, Pekin Springfield. Graf
ton and 1hou,eau Statipn..-.. ss.f4 am .; - Pm
Springfield Grafton Mail -. 81 IS nm :55 am
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Closing quotations:

International Automatic Air Brake and Cot-
pier stronger at 50. 10 bid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-21

40 am - pm
TS..9 pm 's:Ss am
ti:ll pm -il.2s am
IS - pm -S:5s pm
to.@i pm ,i:,j pm
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BURLINGTON ROUTE,

FoT Hannibal. 80 y -. !.
pnlEis. guiH'v. KruaUE ard
\prrn -
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Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
irgtOn. baltimore. Philadei-
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Nail .-... ......-
Cincinnati Accommodation Gee.
c1ncinnPti. Louisville, PITTS
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New YORK
Royal Blre Limited. .......
flora AccUmm0dati0n .-..-.
Flora Accommodation -..--.
West Ba1en and French Lick
SurinRs Nia Ntnnnn Rnnte
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| ula. '''''''ii hnuhs irfeC
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Pennsylvania Lines west Of
vania Railroad:
Train.
Trains Nos - and 81. New
York Philadelphia. Rslunlore
and Washinetoa Special
Indianapolis and New York
S(dh
New York Limited. ed.........
Columbus and Eastern Expreas
Eardalia Accommodation .-.-
1niisr spolis ana New York
Express .......---.-.-..-.-
Fast Mail l.....-.-......
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Hbs. t'Ol r..

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HTfSpS RIVER, BOSTON
MD CHESAPEAKE AND %
Train
India ~ pDi!s Express .-.---.--- Z
New. Work and Boston Ldmited
r. al" k@rhoct~r Spe aial New
N"rh. RrSron Washington.
Baltimore and PEilads lphia. :.
Alton Express ---.....-.....--...t
Aattonn and Alton Accotnnno-
dat!0i -.--- ------.-.-------.--- ?
Bo@t II. Nov York, Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore. Phil
ade!phiJ ....... ........-.-..-.
AitCn-Leaycs 80 10 a. IN. - 4
$50, a m. si:fi =. III.
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Arrived-FRIpAy, Nav Is

T.. S. cruiser New York. Snow. Hampton Roads
May IL
Z S. transport Crooke, Walcott. San Juan. May 10.
SIS Augus'c Victoria. Kaempf. Hamburg, May 10.
SIS Brtis 81 Queen, O'Hsgen. Antwerp. April rs.
SIS Astrakan. Davie, Shields, May Z,
SIS Phrnicia, frolich. lie Mayo
g, Potomac, Anderson, Liverpool, May l.
So Saratoga. johnson. Cenfucgos. May O.
IS Iindisfarne, Clarke. Savona, Aptil IS.
SIS RaiSby. Thomas, Girgent', AprI) ~,
Dr., SIS Bristol CITY. Sentell. Bristol, Mays
SIS Seneca. Decker, Tuxpsn. May
So MatavAl Purdie. Trinidad. May 4,
Ss Chesa peakc, Delano. Baltimore. May 10.
SIS Algonquin. Jacksonville, May "a.
SIS III Sud, Higgins. New orleans, May ~.
So jefferson. Dole. Norfolk. May IL
SIS Goldshoro. French. Philadel phia. May ~
S. l%lora,io Hall, Bragg, Portland. May II
Bark Scraps. WHITTIER. Plymouth. April II.
Brig Nenturer, Foote, San AndreaS, April IS,
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a72. 2os Judgment Confessed in Mrs. Cor
bins Favor.

confession OF judgment was filed here yes
terday against Gus C.. Meissonnier, who ac-
knowledged it in Warren county, Miss, on
April2e. for So, 297 in favor Of Hannah NJ. Cor
bin and others VS.. executors OF the estate OF
Austin Corbin. for his share of a note OF $4,000
made on April 10, 1895. and renewed a wear later
BY him. Austin Corbin, Georges. Edgell and j.
j Hayes to the order Of n Corbin Banking
Company. which guaranteed payment IT. solely 2s
was delivered 10 Edwin + knowlton of Brook
lvn. who advanced $4,000 TO the makers of the
note II was stated that Mr.. Meis>onnier and
Mr. Hayes have not paid any part OF the note.
their shares having been paid by the Others,
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Miss stephens Made Fatally Sick nv lee Cream
soda,

Miss Margaret stephens. 20 years old, of jIS
Park avenue. Hoboken, attended the services at
the First Reformed Church last sunday even
ing In company with her younger sister. On
the way home they stopped and had "A drink of
lee cream soda. shortly attorward Mis-
stephens was taken with pains IN Ia" stomach.
Her condition grew worse and later IN hroSru-
ING her parent, sent for n physician Sh" grew
worse and worse. however, unuI O'Clock yr>-
trrday morning, when she died She had long
suffered from stomach trouble and II Is believed
but that II contained no poison. Hiss STEPHENS
was q member vi the First Reformed Church.
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BARNES. On Thursday. May ~. 1900, Mary
Starr, daughter OF Rebecca Lincoln and Alfred 5.
Barnes. age three and a hall months.
Funeral services Saturday May 10. laOo.at NJ
iOi IVES, Seventy seventh st
BROwN.-At YonRers, y. y. May 10. 1900, David
n, Brown OF s0l Bedford sv, Brooklyn, IN the
saith year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral services at his summer residence
lOas North Broadway. YonNerS. On Friday. May
10. 1000. At NJ Carriages will meet the l;lo
train from New York.
CARROLL.-on Friday, May IS, 1000, at West
Chester. New York city, Mary \, widow Of the
late William n. Carroll barney CARROLL. In the
18th year Of her age.
Tn. relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday,
MAY 20, 1900. at , p NJ. from 81. Peters Church,
West Chester. lntermcnt AT Woodlawn.
STEVENS on Friday, May is. 1000, Ida Margaret,
AGED : years, elder daughter Of Henry r Stevens,
Jr. and Ida Strauch Stevens, at the residence,
.72 West s0th 81
Funeral private
As Or Thursday. May II. 1900, at 80 West
ssth st. John Rochester Thomas, Jr, only son OF
John r. and OF the late Julia Hortrnse Thomas
AGED a years.
Funeral private. lntermcnt at Rochester
WILLIAMSON Friday, May Is, 1900, Phebe
Ann williamson.
Funeral sunday afternoon, May 20 1900, at 30
o'clock. from 10 west io2d 81 lnterment at
Woodlawn Cemetery,
-
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LLOYD-JEwETT.-o Wednesday afternoon.
May l6 1900, in the Chapel OF the Good
Shepherd. Chelsea Square. New York, by the
Very Rev. Dean Eugene A. Hoffman and the Rev.
Edward Hurt lewett. Thomas Wilson Lloyd 10
Elizabeth whea,ley Jewctt. daughter OF the Rev,
Edward Hurt lewett
STEERS kLAVSER.-M Naples, Italy, Thurs
day, May II, 1900, James Rich steers Of New
York to Karolina Klauser, daughter Of Karl and
Karolina Klausrr Of Pennington. Conn.
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victor Naprs 20 Re Married.

''''Hi"r, 10 the wedding Of Victor Mapes,
u p''i"al''' and critic. and Miss Anna Louise
~ ,N. NJ Vas uugtpu We're received Yesterday
..' 'i'r IN" wedding Is to take place on
Nr'.-' 100 l"'''v church, Washington Mr..
- N''''lI" and Lambs rlubs
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hr, A, II, paget Rent. a Newport Cottage

Nt"P"RT, p J., May IS The Hon, Henry
"".'''' n" I nited States Legation at London
la'ren'ed ~, villa on Harrison avenue. known
ya,r t-'L'o4, 10 Mr. AlmerIc Hugh Paget OF
wv lure, for rhH coming season. Late ar
I,a' vi Newport are Mr.. and Mrs. lyman e.
,,,"'a' 90 New York at their villa on Purga-
VA ,.''' also Nr and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
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Missing VII, kc,,cr Tell, Her Mother Not to

'"' '''"ntu i",o" have been asked 10
a '"i MIS- Lillian kryser, 20 years old.
n, ~, p""h missing from her home at 80
bor "lh ''r""i since MAY 2. A week after
no,bn". lI"hfduc" she sent a letter to her
n,n"r t'iling Dor not TO worry" as she had
: "' pace and Was in good hands.
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S. Alamo, from New York at Colon
SIS kalS ser Friedrich. from New York, al Hamburg.
SIS La cham agne. from New York. at Havte.
s. Spaarndam from New York. al Rotterdam.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-THs DAY.
Sun rises....440 Sun sets 7i3 Moon rises 1885
HIGH wATRR-rHIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. So Gov Ia. il23 Hell Gate. .i;is
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SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.

Sc Potsdam, from Rotterdam for New York.
Sc Msrqutttr. from London for New York.
SIS Athos. from Colon for New York,
SIS fuerst HSmarck from Cherbourg for New York.
SIS laurie. from Liverpool for New York.