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SUGAR.

New Orleans, November l8.--Sugar- -rir,n.
open kettle So open kettle centrifugal gao
4 l-r'; centrifugal graduated lS-lsE4N
white g-i604tg; ycllows i5-l6qias: see
onds 3ni MolasSes Steady; open kettle "
Gas, centrifugal sql9. syrup-steady 22a
-
New York, November lS-suear--Kaw nrm
tar refining 80 test Iss moiassos sugar sS
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CANNED -f'iaespples, Glib, eye
ess ano careless SIS -Gg- z-l5 extra grated
J. 90 - lib standard sticst 80. pears,
--ib "a dard III peaches. standard 81 go
{ %. z-lb seconis 81 1911 l.. LIB stArdal :
tl49. 2-lb Ire = tGf1. 70.
CANNED LEs-Toruatoes z-tb.
ilH ve!sht SO lJc Okla aud iona-
res Fla r9c LANA tezn. 2-lb,
tlA we!E.-- rs string be17s. --gh. full
Nflsnt 1855 No striugless beans, --!b.
t-u Neight it59. Red kidney beans, z-lb, full
Wstga' ga Si-U- narrow FAT peas. @-lb, full
re zht SLlf4L =, sTly JuDs peas. fancy,
I'D. fuu weight H53; American petit pols
peas. fancy. e-lb. full weight {i-s56II5; as
Fo.agus, California, 2;s-lp SEQ; corn. Au-
burn cream. 2-.b fu!l weight 81 i9dLi5; A
-. l. III, ,ul. weight 5l.o5S1-io; Siu= Ridge.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard, pa
Do peaches. lemon sling Sl3ynL35. fellow
Crawford s1-s3Gl .; black cherries 5000
-.C5 Whit cherries s2.ted2ij. spTieo,s i.75
6 lse. strawb rriea s4.a6-.i0 2iums 81 IS 2
-, grapes 81. $50 Go; seconds loe per dozs Z
less than extra standard prices.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinine 47g49c per ounce. In bottle; NOR
Ihine s. l5d2-55 per ounce. cocaine So 70 per
oUNee uoFaN es7. Per pounG ia l0v-p0Lld
u kages. copperas $40 IN barrels; castor OIL
81 is PEI gallon In 5-gallon packages, epson
salts &l.76 per hundred in barrels. aicohoi
50 = ~. ~ peT gail n suluhur 81 IS per 100 In
barrels; alum ~ per pound IN barrels salt
retire &c per pound IN barrels: caTnphor zoe
wood alcohol sl.l1. gum opium 1915. powdered
opium Si.I5; carbol.c acid 38di0 pr pound
BOTTLES; calcium carbide $50 per cwt., deliv-
cred Texas eommon railway points.
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l.ePc--Ssssi. Aaszs ~ =. Ma1iik- uNr,
zzslrr4t Az skr1 --sr -a-rst SAe-
sAl.T-E.s1asalns ersrse 81 Ar Fers scls
= ~
SALT FIsE--N1ck~-vi NJ. u fs-Th k.ss
sec s 81 -zls seas 7s-lo NJ : So. t1ai
g afHz ~
SAz-sJCN-Fzrrv FtIi1r Rcrk Ceszre ,
f.svsr g - Wtk Erc1 cri11aEs River 81 =
re- o. fteize. Alaskz s. asf1-ia-
sA2piN Is Aure-srz- quarters 81 SOC A. =,
-zCsta-E s. .Ea17t-S' s-7e--si Gillette gra<s,
cG1rreFE III -. fRrsT sprA-s. aG4-1ers s. o..
sJA3CFE --SzE-1zrs Eco7s. Fea-t. = 9Th
fa1ss- SAG sakes Rcyai G5osS. s1is fssE44c:
%.tEsi. SO r1Ezzgas Ger BIZ s. ~. u5rn
s-ar-A SIC ze- n y ans Ef-ls soxes
SJGA2-S-ssa- .ess are tc- s-s1 iats sps-
az 5Tires are Eiwe= "a 1ricsd srcsrs
sf9n1s1e zrs1lzez 5sEtr- run@T ans
-aN1~re,s f'Hf14 Igwlsiz-a TsIIov eiaTlss
fancz 5asc. sh1sce al
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London. November I3.-Consols for money
ss9s for the account sses Bar silver steacy
- ll-i6d PEE ounce. Money 3isG4 per cent,
Discount for short bills S'sG4 per cent; three
monthly bile l5-Ied4 per cent.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, November lS.-Three Per cent Ten;es
l0of nc account; exchange on London psf
1Uc fer checks.
New York, November lS.-Cleariugs SIS,
1888, 5o7; balances Ss.7s9, s2s
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BANK CLEARTNGs.

Bank clearings At Hous.on IS reported .,
the Houston Clearing House for the days
spccifed together with the increase or de
ercase as compared with same Gays last yesr:
Days. This year. Las year. lac
Saturday ......-. s. iS9, 49, NAH VI9 se5s Isl
Monday -. .. 2.Do4S7) l45s.o4s as sci
tuesday ...... 4i@.siS 2.-II.i9e 20I. ~
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lot,
of staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and thel,
correctness can be relied upon. The price
are those ruling in Houston wholesale mar
kets
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WIRE AND NAILS.

;3s5
NAILS-2 s. base. Advances for common
over base ID zoe; Sd, i5c I'd and Sd, 50c;
Sd. 2Oc' 50. loc; lOd and led. %, Quotations
are for less than car lots.
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METAL.

New York. November IL. FIN firm n
sI.'Qp2s.s6- spslter firm at azons -. Pr
copper quiet at IS 250ls.o9 Lead duI n,
t,ss's.
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5kAN$-iEpo-se1 lEvy beans 7sse, 5ayoa
EnE.S1 frled K, Et1ks 5t.cs Liza s1z1
tasc hack eyes ~,
TEs.-Bgl= S;ar .tG-.e. dstry lE. Red
star - E1Ei1 cresE1zrF Sc Sc. cleoaazi
zsg1rs @sirv prinls isc LIZ OH scii5s lIfsc.
rT4-ts i-7iE. SPECIAL 1i1c Stsr 1llzt Crysg1l
Cen ard C-a1rry Roiis Is specisl dairy lie
i2Ecy GARY lsc- TeXzs toGntry bEttsE LOO
~ Texas orscks i5Gl4-
- 3BtGE-CoiorsGa lsef-c per pound
CHBkSE--W a2roLs-c tgN cEeal rolls
iiisc Hizroasin fEl 6rezm 1aasies &c.
EGlS-TsHas z5r1se. kansas 9a7-le. guar
au-esd
HRALT-,5sT. ID haN barrels ts.5eS3-
ONIOSs-iEE3G pr rsuRi.
fEFFE fs--Chile ifG l5c per 10: black siags-
Pf2TA TogS--csH.ornla sns Colorado s57
50 ger bushsi
PoCLTBY -chiekeas g zGs y. zccorai5z
tze snd co75ifio0 TurNeyz. Hens s q
Il F.; Eohaisrs y ff7.O1.
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GALVESTON srocA-


Tho British steamship lnart News vi
for Hamburg yis soo Ne bushels d we e
e0@ sBs ssS P 10 bar barrels set tsu a.
at at sii5o, 5 walnut y co ,tss' vala.a I
$40 slSa, round bales Of co aaSS nall, g
KIN II S7g sacks cotton 'es'
500, 27e, ---------------.---,-,-----,
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Flour Quiet ard steady
Whsst--So. . ss7Tt; No. red 7-E17s
Corn--No. 2 52A d3sIz 80 ? yellow 5g4
0stE-No , white z7aZ7A No white
H42I.
Bsrlsy-Fa.r 20 choice mating 5srs0
Flax seed-No. I / g No. I Sorth western
ts2
TIA othy sesd-F-ims 4. l0a4 70
Ness pork-Per barrel le3.is1 80.
LarGPer ied pounds la47l0
sncri r!bs-Sdes, loose, Nlf 10
ehoulcerE-Dry sailed. boxed. 53s15s..
SIDE hort clear. n0xed, s5Q5 Is.
whisky Basis Of high wines ] a.
Sugur-Cut loaf Ia; granulated d. 75. con-
fncLiGnAr.- s =. Of 8 ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF GALVESTON. November l

ARRIVED.
SIS Bostok tspan). Gabula. from Pensa-
cola
CLEARED.
So Atlas OBJ sergeut, for Hamburg via
NeNpor News.
S. Joseph Merriweather OBJ. for antwerp
via Norfolk
SAILED.
SIS Rasuta OBJ, Reddie, for Hsvre via
Norfolk.
Sen Humaroch (Am.). for Mobile.
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ouoe<fsQns ssr nttil1s ~ s-1er - 80
s.sx. .orszR.r va raa s3ass ass yssssr.zs' 3
st, :s,. eScaA''14s- 49, v..a.v. ale,
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Hou.lon Dally statcmen,.


H0Hston comparative stnfement.
Gross receipts thus far this week.... 71,ii3
Grows receipts 70 days this year !. =. s3e l2i
Cross receipts ~ days last yoer !. 6aj POS
grosa receipts 70 days In 1907 49, ~. $50
Houston Railroad aeceIpts.
Following are the receipts OF cotton by the
various railroad entering the cliy; Bales
Houstcn ana Texas Central ..,t....t... 10 $40
International and Creat Norfhcrn .4. 8Hb
Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio 1914
Texas aud New Orleans .4............ "a
Houston East and West Texas ...,.... .Bs2
0rif Colorado aud Santa re ........ 1851
Gan AntoDio aud Aranaas pasb ........ 100
Missouri. Ksnsss apG Texas ..,.......s. $50
TOTAL 4....,...s. ..,s.........4.... zsass
H0nston spots.
Spots cIosso steady, prices unchapGed sales
~ ealss,
To-Day. Yesterday. yesr
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BUFFALO, y. Y, Feb. 16.-Frauk NJ.
Slayton. e years old. the son OF Mrs. Julia
p. Slayton of Hamilton Avenue. Staple
ton. Staten Island well dressed. finely
educated, but said 10 be insane. was taken
TO GensSeO. y. Y, this morning by Sheriff
Howard, OF Geneseo county, charged with
forgery. lie is wanted in at least a half
dozen cities. and his record is novel mas
much as he is alleged to have forged only
the names OF prominent people to checks
in the different towns in which he worked.
So far. he has been found to have used
eight aliases. seven OF them having Lieu
tenants of the United States Army at
tached.
Slayton arrived in Buffalo last Sunday
and registered at the Hotel Iroquois as
William Polk, jr., OF New York, de
scendant Of former President Polk He
went to police headquarters and offered a
reward of $500 for brother. he said. who
was missing. and was insane from disease
contracted while in Cuba with the Seventy
first New York Volunteers. His father, he
claimed was Or. William Polk, OF No.
East tt irty-sixth Street, New York He
and in me afternoon was arrested for try
ing to pass a check on former City Clerk
Frank Gothofer, for $50, signed &c. Diehl.
Mayor Of - city" His shirt was marked
+. NJ. Sl,8t-n. Tuesday he admitted that
he was rank Slayton, Of Staten Island,
and letter from his mother said that he
was only recently out Of the asylum.
Letters have been pouring into the Of
fee of Superintendent of Police Bull since
Tuesday, all asking for Slayton. In Tren-
ton it is charged that he cashed a bogus
| check at the Trenton House, representing
/ himself as Lieut.. William S. Hazel. Sec
4 ond United States Cavalry. AT the Tren-
| ton Recruiting Station he gave the name
/ Of Lieut.. FitZhugh Lee, jr., and sC'1 he
! had been sent to take charge Of the Of
! fee He left, taking some stationery with
/ him., In several cities OF the South he
/ passed as Lieut.. H. c. Graham, and left
! = trail Of bad checks.
! In Richmond L. +. BOssieuXs name was
+ signed to a check which he passed. while
! he claimed to be Lieutenant ScorCla. In
| Pittsburg he was Lieutenant Collins. and
/ again Lieutenant Christian, and he is
] alleged to have forged the name Of Dis
! trict Attorney John G. Haymaker to a
cl.ecS. and another OF this name to a sec
ond check. At Mount Norris the name OF
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SIDE ISSUES OF THE SUIT.
Insanity aud Illness TrnccabIc to the
ChrneGie-FricL Trouble

PTTTSBURG. Feb. I6-H. c. Tricks al
Iega tons about the golden stream Of dol
lars that flow into the Carnegie Steel
Company has turned thc head OF one man
so far Frank McKenna a resident Of
BradGSck, was committed to the insane
department OF the Allegheny County Home
at Woodyillc by judge r. s. Fraser. He
was TdvinE maniac. Sometimes he imag-
ines he is Mr.. Frick and at others he
thinks he is Andrew Carnegie. He talks
necessarily Of the millions Of dollars ne
thinks people are trying to deprive him OF.
MCKenna was arrested at The Offices OF
the Carnegie Company in Bessemer. He
appeared there, saying that Mr.. Carnegie
had sent him to take charge of the place
and prevent Mr.. Prick from Selling the
works He said that he had just arrived
from Florida. where he had left Andrew
Carnegie playing golf. and that the steel
king had sent him North to watch FTick.
He said he defed FricS. and a few mo-
ments later he thought he was Frick de-
flying Carnegie.
Investigation developed the fact that
McKenna had been reading every scrap of
information regarding the case. and this
affected his mimi. He formerly worked in
the Carnegie mills.
Henry n Curry. one OF the oldest part
ners in the Carnegie Company. who was
retired at the same meeting with Mr.
Frick, is dying at his home. within q
stOne's-thr1w CT the residence OF Mr.
| Frick. 40 the lime he was retired it was
stated that he was relinquishing his du-
ties because Of ill-health. He became Sc
riously IN the same day and has been
growing worse steadily. Three local ply
sicians have been attending him. They
/ thought the case so serious that they call
] Cd Dr. F. G.. Janeway. of New York. here
| for consultation. Mr. Curry was in charge
| of the ore supply OF the Carnegie inter
! ests. and his illness. il is stated. is due to
| his being forced to retire. While having
| been associated with Mi. Carnegie many
! years. he took sides with Mr.. Prick in the
controversy, and this caused Mr.. Carnegie
20 order his retirement
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ENTERTAINERS.
]. WILLIAM LEE,
CndeFtaker aud Livery,
$50 Penn. Ave. NV, Washington. d. O.
TREASURY Clerks, Claims.

The Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
has submitted letter to the House Com
mittee on War Claims. setting forth GER
tain communications from officials Of the
Treasury Department relating 10 claims OF
employees for work done overtime during
the war with Spain. The amount required
to meet the extra compensation elaiuas is
SS,176.02. divided as follows; In the Office
Of Treasurer Of the UQited tSateS. S2,I05-59.
in the Office OF Register Of the Treasury,
s., 1915; in the Division of loans and Cur
rency. Office Of Secretary. 81. gSO.6S.
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A FOX CLIMBS A TREE.
The Unusual sight Witnessed Ey n
Party of Huntsmau.

EASTON, Nd. Feb ia party Of fox
hunters jumped fox in Darlington 5
woes, Edmondson's Neck, and for two
hours there was a hot chase Finally the
fox lrJssed over to Waverly and made for
tail pine tree growing By the water side
To the amazement Of the hunters. he run
up the tree - feet and sat down in q
crotch.
Thinking such an acrObatic fox too good
to Kill, the sportsmen left It in the tree.
This was in the afternoon. and at shutdown
the fox was still on his lofty perch The
veteran fox hunter Al Warner SAYS it is
the second time in his hunting experience
of thirty years that he has seen fox climb
a tree.
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Fn.te.t Tornedobont AGont.

The marvellous speed Of the modern torpedObOat
Is hardly conceivable. The speed made BY the
British destroyer Wiper her recent trial trip
thirtyeight knots or fortyfour and one-third land
miles an hour. ereditable gait for expires,
train This Is the fastest that boat ever rushed
through the water, and It Il claimed that the
speed limit has not yet been reached. The speed
limit has been reached by US in delivering Maerzen
Senate and Lager to your home. Immediately
after the order for case OF Hsurtch's beer over
5nbo1e six-thirty-foue IS received wagon Is
promptly despatched TO deliver the beer.
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Representative WadswOrth Of Geneseo.
was signed to the check he got cashed
as Lieutenant Slocum, L. s. A. He has
also represented himself as a brother-in-
law OF Hobart futile. Governor Voorhees,
private secretary. All of the checks were
for sums between S25 and $50. Dr. Polk,
OF the New York address. has notified the
police that Slayton is no son Of his, ape
that he never heard OF him Slayton. It
is said, is known to the Washington, ID.
c., police,
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MISS ALVEY DISAPPEARS.
The Police Searching for a Missing
Woman,

The police were today requested 90 look
out for Mamie Alvey. nineteen years of
age, Of Rock Point, Md, VINO has mys-
teriously disappeared. When last heard
from the young woman was leaving the
steamer Potomac az its wharf. at the foot
Of Seventh Street. yesterday morning. She
was, It is said, in the company OF q
woman named Lloyd.
Miss Alvey was TO haE' gone TO the
home of Mrs. Bentley Dare, 100 l. Street,
southeast. Al a late hour she had rot put
in an appearance. which caused he request
for police aid in locating her.
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Price 2Sc at any drug store.

II you have a cold try Munyon's Cold
Cure; II you have Dyspepsia try his Dys-
pepsls Cure; If you have any kidney trou-
BILE try his Kidney Cure. Munyon has a
specific remedy for most every disease;
mostly % cents. Munyon's Inhaler cures
Catarrh. Grippe. Bronchitis. &c. Price 81
MUNYON'S DOCTORS ARE FREE.
Nothing is asked for examination or ad-
vice. Eminent specialists from leading
colleges are on duty from 8 a. m. to p.
N. week days; to D. m. Sundays. The
best medical skill and advice money can
procure are yours without money.
No. 82S thirteenth street NV
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The STEEL COMPANY CASE
Trouble Between Frick and Carne-
gle Of Long Standing.

The Former Manager Offended ON
Previous OccnSions-He Once Re-
ner APoIogized-A MisundcrstaDd-
ing Abont Certain Coke Contracts.
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The local police authorities say that
Slayton never operated in Washington.
They have his record and a list Of the al
legged forgeries in other cities, but so far
as they know he never attempted TO pass
any worthless drafts here.
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cannot perform more cOnsci-
entlOuS duty than to advise every
sunerer from rheumatism to try my
rheumatism Cure. I don't care i'm
" hat part OF the body the pnin mny
he. or whether "a is chronic or acute,
Z know this Remedy viii give al
most Immediate relief. md cure In
a few days. MINYON.
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TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLI
CAN CLUB calls meeting at Liucois
Hail. 14th and r sfs- Sc. on Friday, 10th
at 7.30 p- m. FRANK JOYCE. President.
DR.. MALLORY. Vice President GEORGE
GRAY, Secretary.
feI5-Item
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House &
Hermann,
90l=903 9TH ST,
Cor. of | Eye St.
The nomination Postponed.
Cor. of | Eye st.

ROME. Feb. 16.-AccOrding TO inforua
ton received from the Vatican the MONT
nation OF a Bishop OF Columbus, Ohio Is
not expected Tor a long time
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THE BathinE Beach.

TIE District Commissioners have appointed
SUovdcu Ashford Assistant Inspector OF Buildings;
". J. Douglass. Assistant Engineer. and William
TndaI. Secretary 10 the Board Of Commissioners.
q committee 10 supcrintend the Improvement, re-
pair and conduct Of che bathing te2ch- Cntl o,htr-
wise ordered u is not EoW expected Than any
material changes will be made IN the management
az the bathing beach during the season e 1900.
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not = BOYCOTT.-Simply a request u
the public TO help the clerks to shorter
hours by making their purchases early on
Saturdays. Il
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); :, sninEtOn-CIeveIan sleeper via
n A O.

htick service and superior accommodations
dyliy OIL $3.50 p. m. train without change, arriv-
IN. Il Cls' Gland, 1920 next morning
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stons The Cnnrh

Laxat -@ 3romoQuinine Tablets cure a cold in
one Jay. No Cure No Pay. Price, CSC.
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hat, instead OF competing very hard. the
wo companies preferred to divide the con-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The Executive Com
mittee OF the Washington Humane
Society offers a reward Of one hundred
dollars 10 the person who viii furnish
them evidence leading to the apprehension
ana conviction OF any one who has hitherto
locked a horse in the District q Columbia
by cutting the solid part a the tail.
fe7-tf AMELIA s. STOWELL. Sec'y.
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NOTICE-A meeting Of the stockholders o,
the CHILLIAN CASTLE LAND M.
PGONE1fENT AND CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY viii be held at 1921 G Stree
northwest MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1900.
at $50 O'CLOCK z. N. BY order OF the
Board Of Directors. r. G. ISRAEL. Secre-
tary. felO-l0t
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A TRAIL OF BAD CHECKS
Frank VI. SlaytOn Wanted In Many
Cities For Alleged FOrgeries.

a Nan With Many Aliases Under Ar
rest in GeneseO. y. "a FOndness
Is said 10 he Insrne-His Opera
lions Cover n Very Wide Field.
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Baby
Carriages,
GO=CartS,
and Mattings.

4 little early to be talking about
such things. but We have just placed
on our floors the finest assortment
we have ever shown. and we want
YOU TO come and help us admire
them. Indeed you never saw such a
stock Of Baby Carriages aud Co
Carts anywhere. and however much
you are planning to spend on King
Baby's state chariot, We have one
that viii please you at the price.
Why not take first choice and get
the pick Of the selection? You can
arrange terms OF payment with us.
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TO RATHBONE DECREE TEAM. Knights
of Pythis-- The comforting CT degrees
fer tonight has been postponed A. r
CLASCOCK. Chancellor Commander.
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NOIICE-Auuual meeting OF The stock
holders OF the CROSS MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANN.-TEe annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the CROSS 1IANCFAC-
TURING COMPANY viii be held at The
Hotel FIejschmau1. Alexandria. Va. at
. O'CLOCK 2. N on THURSDAY. MARCH
Z. 1900. By order of the President and the
Board Of Directors HENRY +. GETZ,
Acting Secretary fel5-l4r
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Bread Toaste
n0ICe We tinrn Trorc
SiiVAUNf
3-., 1IfedC soap
Trays Grant
Lyeiss
dsoqnp P5achers
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SPECIAL NOEICES.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The part
nership heretofore existing between
John II. Bradley. Peter a. TaItaFuII. and
Maurice p. Walsh. iu the undertaking
business. az fia Seventh Street southwest.
iu the city OF Washington. ID. c.. under tho
firm name and style OF Bradley. TalravuU
d. Co.. has This day been dissolved
by mutual consent Dir. Peter A TaItayuu
retiring.
The business VIII hereafter be conducted
10y John II. Bradley and Maurice p. Walsh.
under the firm name and style Of j. II
Bradley * Co. they having assumed
payment OF all debts Of the late firm. and
being authorized 10 receive and receipt for
all accounts due 90 IT,
Washington. d.. O.. Feb 10. 1900.
JOHN Il BRADLEY
PETER TATTANI-T 4.
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Pittances to Pay for Mes Furnishings.

Choice OF all the Fancy soc SILK
Scarfs. without reserve. 23c
Choice OF regular 25c Fancy Silk
Club Ties; many patterns and col
Orings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IOc
Lot OF Fancy Shirts. all-over pat
terms. imported Madras and Percalesi
perfect fitting and worth 81, Sl.25,
and $50. Choice for..............69 c
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