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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-27

wonym wosku odbitemi pieczecia-
mi W drewnianych puszkach, zwie-
szajacemi sic ma jedwabnych biafo-
niebieskich sznurach.
Poczatek i zakonczenie kazdego
dyplomu So rownobrzmiace. Sro-
dek zas, wyliczajacy zas}ugi noni-
nata do kazdego mich zastosowa-
ny.
Ustep ten mp. W dyplomie Sien-.
kiewicza powiada, re doktorat na-.
daje sic: "Mezowi znakomitemui
uczonemu, Henrykowi Sienkiewi-
czowi; kt6ry W bardzo niekorzyst-
nych czasach jezykowi ojczystemu
godnosci nadzwyczajnie przyspo-
rzyf, jego czystoscz pietyzmem "a
chowaf, umysfy ziomkow podniosf
niesmiertelnymi dziefami zdobyf
najwyzsza slave obcych, a imie
ojczyzny swojej uswietnif'.
Wiceprezydent miasta Lwowa p.
Michalski przeslat ma rece Stani-
sfawa hr. Tarnowskiego, rektora
Uniwersytetu Jagielonskiego, ma
stepujace pismo: "Reprezentacya
krol. stot. miasta swieci pospoiu 2
Wasza siawna Wszechnica pamiec
wiefkiej chwili pzywr6cenia szkoiy
Jagielonskiej, jako radosne swieto
cafego narodu.
Podobnie jak pokojowy zwiazek
z Litwa i Russia, to dziefo Jadwigi
Jagieify jest chluba naszych die
iow, najpiekniejszym wyrazem cy.
wilizacyjnego pos}annictwa, jakiem
nar6d nasz W one lata innym naro-
dom Europy przyswiecaf. 1 nasz
grod, przygarniety ma fono wsp6l-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-27

W poiudniowej stronie prowin-
cyl Chi Ii zamordoyano dw6ch
Jezuit6w i 100 Chinczyk6w, wy
znajacych wiare katolicka.
WASHINGTON, 27go Czerwca. =
General brygady Adua R. Chaffee
zostaf mianowany naczelnym wo-
dzem amerykanskich sit zbrojnych,
kt6re wysfane zostana do Chin.
Rad postanowif mice W Pekinie
amerykanska zafoge, azeby intere-
sa obywateli amerykanskich ME
byfy narazone ma szwank.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-27
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOwei.
Chicago, 81 Czerwca 1900.


Ciekawe jest to, co sprawie an
gielsko boerskiej wypowiedziaf mi
mister .transwalski Reitz, maz ME-
zwykiej inteligencyis j bystrosci,
kt6ry dawniej byf rprezydentem
Oranii, p6zniej przyjaf obywatel.
stwo transwalskie. Poglady jego'
ma skutki wojny, zamieszczone "
,,Koeln. Ztg."ssa nastepujace: l.
,.Rzad angielski przyrzekf
swemu narodowi, ze kos Eta
wojny poniosa Boerzy. Ale 'po
wojnie, zwfaszcza jezei ona potrwa
jeszcze : pol roku, Boerom MIC ME
pozostanie pr6cz gofej ziemi, zruj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-27
sWieto Wszechnicy
JagielO11skiej.
KRAKOW, s Czerwca 1900.

KRAKOW, . CZerWca 1SOO'
Pomiedzy NOVA ministra Hartla
"a przemowa hr. Andrzeja Potockie-
go deputacye skiadafy hold Uni
iwersytetowi.
Pierwszy CLOS przypadf W udzia-
de Amerykanom. Ma estradzie pred
Lsenatem staneli delegaci uniwersy-
tet6w W Buffalo, Baltimore i Chi
cago i m6wili po angielsku W dya-
1ekcie amerykanskim. Po Mich
staneli delegaci uniwersytet6w
Londynu, Oxfordu i Cambridge
ich przemowy, WHOLESOME po AN
gielsku, nagrodzone zostafy okla
skami.
Nastepnie W czerwonej todze,
biafo obramowanej, rektor uniwer-
sytetu Edynburga W niebiesko-
zielonej todze delegat wszechnicy
glasgowskiej, wypowiedzieli mowy,
zywo oklaskiwane. W z6itej todze
delegat Kopenhagi skfadai W je-
zyEu francuzkim czese wszechnicy
Jagielonskiej.
Rektor uniwersytetu berlinskie-
90 Fuchs, W amarantowej aksami-
tnej pelerynie, bogato zfotem utka-
nej, wspomniai W swej przemowie,
re ACADEMIA Jagielonska byfa tym
pomostem, CO }aczyf Wschod z Ia
ohodem (zywe oklaskD i dumna bye
moze tego, re wsp6fzawodniczyfa
tax wielkimi dawniej uniwersy-
tetami, jak ACADEMIA paryska, pa
dewska bolonska.
Tu siuchaf wykfad6w Kopernik,
tu obmyslai swoie wielkie zaga-
dnienie.
Uniwersytety niemieckie wszyst-
kie 1acza sic spofem,a ,azeby siostrza-
nej wszechnicy krakowskiei z@ozye
serdeczne zyczenia.
Nastepnie przemawiaG delegaci
uniwersytet6w z Heidelbergu, Wro-
clawia Monachium. Stanei ma
stepnie ma estradzie reprezentanci
uniwersytet6w z Genewy, Lozanny
i Fryburga.
Prof. Laskowski z Genewy zfo-
syi hold W jezyku francuzkim, po-
czem VI jezyku polskim, wskazujac
ma kolege swego z Fryburga, dra
Kallenbacha, zaznaczyf, ze przy-
byli tn do Krakowa, aby wsr6d ro-
dak6w pokrzepic SERGE i umysf.
Imieniem uniwersytetu rzym-
skiego odczytaf adres iacinski prof.
;Cybulski, move po wfosku wypo-
miedziaf hr. Nigra. Odczytano ma
stepnie adres "Universitatis caesa-
!reo-metropohtanae" iakademii me-
lyko-wojennej W Petersburgu.
Przem6wienie Delegate Helsing-
fsrsu przyjeto entuazyastycznie,
Siemniei zyczliwie oklaskiwano de-
legat6w re Skandynawii, miast Up
sail Chrystyanii. Przyszfa kolej
ma Budapest. Delegat uniwersy-
tetu W peinej ognia, po wegiersku
wypowiedzianej movie, wielbil o.
niwersytet krakowski i Polak6w.
sim to = zakonczyf m6wca po
polsku - niesiemy SERGE Nadia
t6wi''
Siowa te wywofa}y niekiamany
sapa1, kt6ry sic jeszcze wzm6gf,
gdy inny professor wszechnicy Pc
sztenskiej przem6wif wcale dobra
polszczyzna. M6wii o niedoli bra
terskiej obu narod6w, polskiego i
wegierskiego o Stefanie Batorym.
Podni6sf, ze sfuszne dazenia naro-
dow, o kt6re Polacy tyle walk pre-
szli, musza sic ziscic. (Huczne
sklaski). zyczyi, ably Academia
Sagielonska zyia, kwitfa, wzrastafa.
Delegat uniwersytetu W Zagrze-
blu W jezyku kroackim oddai hold
rszechnicy Jagielonskiej, poczem
stansi ma estradzie: psezydent q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-27

OF~~-~~~~~~-J
tego nastapi, wtedy rozpocznie sic
walka pisanina WV imie vzasad".
A tymczasem pan prezydent Mo
Kinley oddaje sic nowemu sporto.
wi jazdy konnej. Codziennie 0 o
rano dosiada on rumaka ale bardzo
spokojnego, dostarczanego mu
przez Hanne spedza ma MIN cafy
ranek. Jakis dowcipnis wykryi, 70
W Biafym domu przygotowana jua
jest kareta ma wypadek gdyby wy
bory ME poszly po mysli pans pre-.
zydenta. Spodziewac sic nalezy, 70
ia kareta z Gala pewnoscia srobi
swa siuzbe.
Niewygodna pozycya.
William Vincent byf bardzo ME
ostroznym, gospodarujac W nocy "
mieszkaniu J6zefa Ratary pm. 46l
W. % ulicy, jak gdyby byi u Sic
bic. Ratara obudzif sic j ujrzawszy
zfodzieja, zerwaf sic z lozka. Vim
cent zmiarkowaf, re bedzie MIN
zle, gdy sic dostanie W rece Rata
ry, wziaf przeto pod pache, co sic
wziasc dafo j zrecznym skokiem
przez okno kuchni chciaf wsko-
czyc do mieszkania W sasiednim
domu. Tymczasem potknaf sig
dostaf ..sie miedzy sciany dwoch
blisko siebie stojacych dom6w.
Zamiast spasc ma ziemie, wklinif
sic miedzy sciany tax nieszczesli-
vie, re ME mogf sic ruszyc. Po-
budzili sic sasiedzi, zaalarmowali
straz pozarna. Awantura skonczy-
Ia sic tenn, ze W scianie domu Ra'
tary trzeba bylo wybic dziure, aze.
by Vincenta uwolnic niewygod'
nej pozycyi. Ma drugi raz bedzle
ostrozniejszym.
Niespodzianka.
PAM Louis jackson, iona komi-
SARA kolei Chicago st. Paul, wra-
GAIA wtowarzystwie panny Lena
Barr re swei letniej rezydencyi
mad jeziorem Fox. Ma stacyi ko-
lei zatrzymal obie panic tajny po.
licyant poprosii je M stacye poll.
cyina. Pani jackson oburzyis SIG,
zapewniajqc ze nigdy dotychcrss
= policya ME miaia mic do czynie-
MIA, lecz panna Barr zbladis !
chciala drapnae. Przeszkodzil te-
mu policyant. Ma stacyi PREY
Harrison ul. znaleziono W posisda-
niu banny Barr zegarek wartosci
$50 inne kosztownosci, stanowiq-
ce wlasnosc pani jackson. Zons
komisarza kolei przyjeia pred ty.
godniem Lene Barr jako sfuzaca,
lecz poniewaz ia okazala sic leni-
wa do piracy wygadana, PAM
jackson wypowiedziaia jej miej.
see, zabraia ja do Chicago ma sw6j
koszt przyjechaia z MIA razem.
Leniwa i wygadana Barr odwdzie-
czyla sig pani jackson W ten spo-
sob, ze skradfa jej kosztownosci.
Ich brak predko spostrzezono u.
przedzono tutejsza policye, azeby
Lene przytrzymaia ma dworcu ko-
lei. Zfodziejstwo zostanie ukara-
ne.
RozbOje mnoza sic.
Louis M. Stein, bogaty kupiec
South Bend, zostaf wczoraj wieczo-
rem, ma rogu IL ul. i Fifth ave. O.
padniety przez dw6ch bandyt6w.
kt6rzy go sponiewierali i zabrali
mu $4,oO0w banknotach 100 i.N
dolarowych. Policya znalazia Stei-
ma ma ulicy, lezacego bez przytom.
nosci, kt6ra odzyskaf dopiero ns
stacyi. Opisaf on dokfadnie ma
pastnik6w, lecz detektywi ME
wpadI dotychczas ma ich slad.
Uznany winnym morderstwa.
: Przysiegli sedziego Bakera u
znali Karola p. Lutza winnym za-
mordowa ania bratowej j skazali go
ma doaywotni pobyt " domu kar-
.nym. Gdy Lutz spostrzegi przy.
siegfych, wchodzacych ma sale.
drgnaf, lecz predko zapanowaf mad
soba. Przez dwie godziny obsta.
1uolo fr1och ,,rzvsioo1vch % koro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-27

Ciekawa byia chwila, gdy ogfo-
szano doktor6w. honoris causa j
wreczano i'm dyplomy honorowe.
Dyplomy te zfozono W walcowa-
tych pochwach tego koloru, jaki
jest ma wyfogach tog profesorskich
odpowiedniego wydzialu; dyplomy
opatrzone 50 oryginalnemi,na czer-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
wnrc q LcIand-s Letter.

Reported daily to Ferry Il VOID, Brokers,
1885 + street; upstairs; phone l52jl
CHICAGO, Jan. ll.-wheat at Liverpool
1sd higher; Paris wheat 1Oc lower: flour,
&c lower; Antwerp. is lower. Primary re-
ceipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments, 263. 600
bushels. Northwest stocks will increase
100000 bushels. Clearances. 10000 bush
els We estimate clearances, wheat and
flour, for week, 1900, 600 bushels. The
Price Current says: Weather mild and
wet: crop situation favorable; reports from
Ohio. Indiana, and elsewhere uRfavorable"
The Trade Bulletin makes worlds stocks
OF wheat and -four 200 000, 900 bushels,
against l47. GOO, 600 last year. The North
west reports Improved demand for -four for
export Toledo reports good milling de-
mand. 1t is possible some export business
may develop in this narrow range. within a
short period. The market has movedwith-
in narrow range, closing firm. Trade has
been rather light. There was some buying
for Southwest account
Corn--The price Current says in
terror points firm. and generally above
shipping prices. St. Louis reports sales Of
over 200 GOO bushels during last two days
to the Continent Country acceptances are
very light.
ProvisioDs-Very strong, closing al nearly
top prices. There has been good buying for
outside accounts, and for local packers.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
A Decided Bull Movement In the
Wheat and Corn Pits

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Wheat was frmer
to-day. Trade was light, however. The
local sentiment is generally bearish.
There is an absence of liquidation at the
moment. Liverpool was steady and 1-Sd
higher. Paris was 1-2c lower. Cash bids
were up a cent here, but no business was
done, owing 10 the inability to get cars.
The Seaboard reported ten loads. Mime
spolis reported a more active -four de-
mand from foreigners. Our Argentine adj
vices are that the crop has been secured
in good condition.
There was no improvement in the ship
ping demand for corn, but the smallness
of the Western offerings was more marked
than ever. Western dealers, In addition
TO not selling over night, were taking in
hedges here. The burden talk in the West
was that feeders everywhere were paying
better prices than shippers. Futures to-
day gained Lac and held It, Liverpool
was 1sd higher. Local business was put
at only $1,000 bushels. The Seaboard re-
ports 10000 bushels sold for export. The
weather West continues too mild to be
favorable for grain movement.
Oats closed at even figures. New York
was a buyer here. The shipping demand
was better than for any other grain, with
bids Lie better than Wednesday. Our
receipts were ISL cars. with 40 for to-
morrow. sesboard clesranees were $1,000
bushels
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
A SATISFACTORY SHOWING.
Aa Increase I'm the Earnings of the
Cnpital Traction Company.

The gross earnings Of the Capital Trac-
tion Company during the year 1899 was
81, 124 900, large increase over the earn
ings OF 1898. The company was operated
for Of per cent. and the net earnings for
the year were s550,76o. Dividends for the
year, 3 per cent on the capital stock OF
81, 600, 600. were 1860, 900. There was ex-
pended out OF the years net earnings for
improvements on the Chevy Chase branch
and elsewhere about 1854, 900. The surplus
for the year was $4,000 These figures,
while not official, we're obtained from di
rector of the company, and are known TO be
accurate. The annual statement will be
submitted TO Congress in a short time.
The statement has been made that the
issue of bonds for 81 .0S0, 000 authorized at
the meeting of the stockholders Of the COM
pany on Wednesday, is a new issue. TO OBJ
tain additional funds for the company. As
was explained in The Times two months
ago, when the officers of the company de-
cided TO issue the bonds. they are for the
purpose simply Of taking up the indebted
ness incurred In the installation OF the cleo
trio power two years ago.
The bonds are to be 4 percents. They
may be redeemed after three years at any
time at 105, and the maximum period is
twenty years. They are to be sold at par
to the stockholders. II is understood that
only half OF the Issue will be sold at this
time. The Issue and allotment will be
made on March Is.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
Silk remnants.

Good-by to all the short pieces and
broken assortment OF Silks TODAY.
These prices will quickly move them
out:
Lot Printed Indias. Plain and
Changeable Glorias. Moire Antique
Plain Colored Surahs. India silks.
Black Pongee and Plain Colored Taffe-
talines-qualities which sold up
to 39c a yard-for Ice
Lot Includes Black Brocade Satin
and Taffeta, Plain and Changeable
Taffeta, Figured and Check Taffetas,
Colored Satin and Colored Bengaline
qualities worth up to soc
yard-for .................... SIC
Lot 3-Comprises all the Finest
Grade Silks-in waist and skirt lengths
fancy taffeta, black satin and gros
grain, corded satin and corded taffeta,
plain taffeta, black satin Luxor, fig
ured Peau de Sole and changeable
Faille. These sold as high as s1.25
yard. All marked for clearance
Of ...............s... O0C
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

The situation is most interesting one
The Havemeyer statement whether II Is a
bona fide reflection OF the policy of the
company OF not has been Of the utmost i'm
portsnce as a market influence and its ef-
feet so far has been disastrous 10 Sugar and
the other industrial securities. Whe her
further big declines are yet TO come In
these stocks is beyond the range OF human
foreielling. Aside from this Sugar game
and from the South African war the situa-
ton technically and lntrinsically IS improv-
ing steadily. and with good reason il might
be considered now better than at any time
before this winter. The action Of the Bank
OF England ~ -~-s ing INC discount rare 70
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

Yesterday was another day of extreme
weakness in the specialties. and Of much
strength In the railway securities generally.
Sugar did not make decline of I3 points
as on "Wednesday, but 1t got as low as
112 Ia which is the lowest price in over a
year, and was at all times under heavy
bear pressure. Manhattan. Metropolitan,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. the Tobacco secur-
ities, and the steel stocks we're all weak.
and made net losses OF from to or 4
points Notwithstanding this weakness a
number of the railway securities showed
net gains for the day. and the declines we're
unimportsnt This difference between the
two groups was marked.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
DOmestics sIashed.

1000 remnants. OF Shifting Prints
. and Cslicoes, In good range OF light
and dark colors-in 21-2 to 10-yard
; lengths-per yard. Friday
for ..................... - f-oc
1000 remnants of Dress Ginghams. in
new patterns and styles-good lengths
worth 10c. and ~ 1-2c. a yard
for ....................4 3-Sc
500 remnants OF Percales, Of fine
quality-full yard WIDEN pleasing
effects-worth IL lie. a yard
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1-2c
1000 remnants of Apron Ginghams,
in best colors and checks-go on
sale for Friday at .............3 lie
$500 yards of 4-quarter Unbleached
Sheeting. of heavy quality-go on
sale today at only .4i5c
1000 Remnants OF Canton Flannel
full width and good weight-go
on sale Friday at only ..........SAc
1000 Remnants of Stair and Shelf
Oilcloth: some of the former Is lined.
All lengths from 3 to 10 yards
To be closed out at ..3Bc
$500 Remnants OF Outing Flannel and
Fleece-lined Flannelette. in all the
newest effects OF stripes, checks, and
small figures-worth Sc to IL 1-2c
yard-for ......................
Remnants OF Shaker Flannel. in good,
disable lengths from 21-2 to 10
yards-go on sale Friday for
only ........-.......ofsc
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Carlyle, OF washita. r
He writes: -Four bottles Of Electric Bit,e,,
have cured Mr.. Brewer Of scrofula, which Ma
caused her great suffering for years Terr;bis
sores would break out on her head and face and
the best doctors could give no help; but ber
cure is complete and her health is excellent y,
This shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters Is the best blood puris.,
known. It's the supreme remedy for eczema
letter. salt rheum, ulcers, boils, and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys, and bowels.
expels poisons, helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Only 30 cents. Sold by Henry Evans
Druggist, eos F Street Guaranteed.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
A further slashing of furs,
coats, CapeS and suits!

On centre bargain table we've piled
many lots Of Ladies' Garments and
marked them at a price that will in
sure speediest clearance They consist
OF Plain and Jetted silk Seal Plush
Capes. nicely trimmed; several
30-inch Black Fur Capes, several Plush
Coats, a few stylish Golf Capes and
Black and Cclored Kersey Capes. and
Ail-silk-lined Covert and Kersey Jack
cts, in black, navy. and tan. The val
yes range from IS all the way I'D to
30. Onreserved choice Is offer
Gu today at. 1913
"A lot OF 20 stylish Plaid skirts. in
the most desirable color combinations
ali lengths. Lined with Percaline and
velvet bound. Cannot be dupli-
Gated under s3.9S-for ........$2.4S
small quantity Of Black Seal Fur
Collarettes, with deep storm collars
which are worth s250-wilI be clos
ed out to the first corners
dt ......-.... ...............SI.2S
2 dozen Electric Seal Collarettes. with
tab fronts and fur tails. all satin lin
ed Regular $500 values
ior -.'''......-.......... $3.50
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

Northern Pacific common yesterday sold
"ex' dividend per cent. 1t was fairly
strong all day. though not buoyant. The
close showed a part OF the dividend re-
gained. The other Pacific securities were
slow, but not weak. Their prices are
again becoming most attractive for invest
ment buying.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

Pennsylvania interests are buyers OF
Norfolk and Western securities nearly
every day. 1t is alleged that they already
have controlling interest in the prop
erty for the purpose Of the general
alliance OF all the Eastern railways.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

Sales-Bank OF Washington: 10G360;
West End National Bank: I0QI1s Poto-
mac Fire Insurance: 1906; Capital Trac-
ton: 5d92; Washington Gas: 25d53 "a:
Mergenthaler Linotype; 3d2O1. After call
Washington Loan and Trust: 10d156.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

Rebuilding Our Efforts for FRIDAY!

Of
a the smallest
we reduction
lowered
Island 80 VIM
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

The pride Of Washington Hedrich's Maerzen
Beer. and the Queen" Of all malt beverages.
Heurich's Senate Beer. have no equal in purity,
age, and strength. Phone es4, Arlington Bot
ting Co., for a case.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12
A shoe clearance.

400 pairs Of Women's Kidskin Shoes.
in button and lace-all sizes ard all
styles-values up to $3.50. Clear
ance price. $50
231 pairs of Women's Fine Wei Kid
and Box Calf and best French Calf
Patent Leather Shoes-hand-made and
flexible sewed-button and lace Sold
at $3.50 and SO pair. Clearing
price. .......... 81. 81
$3.50 pairs Of Misses and Children's
Fine Kidskin Lace and Button Shoes,
hand-sewed extension soles. Sizes s 1-2
to 2. Regular s175. 81, and $3.50
values, reduced to. .s1.27
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

Corrected daily BY ". B. Hibbs q Co.,
members Of the New York Exchange.
1910 = Gfreet
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-12

The company is seen TO have earned its
entire dividend on the preferred a.
stock for the half year. and to have now
remaining surplus more than sufficient
for the payment OF the preferred "B"
dividend for similar period.
The cliques are at work with Brooklyn
on both sides Of the market A circular
OF the anonymous variety so common in
the street recently has been received by
many brokers' Offices in which It is stated
that the short interest in she stock-is ire
mendous and that a great advance in its
price is likely at any time. The circular
at least has as much foundation in fact as
the others have had. as there can be no
questioning the short interest. Brooklyn
was one of the weak stocks yesterday with
a decline from Y 1-2 at the opening 10
es 12 late in the afternoon. A quick rally
during the last hour sent the price Up 10
IS l-2
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Money to Loan
Household Furniture, Pianos, etc

4, YOU are in need OF money. We desire to in
form, YOU Of our method. We secure you
a loan on an easy monthly payment plan, at less
cost than ever before and below the rate OF any
other company in the city. You can pay in full
at any time after the loan is secured. and it will
only cost you for such time as yen have had the
notifications are treated conidcntially II Won
have a loan with any other concern you can Sc
cure loan through us to pay it and get more
money II desired 1t will pay you to call and see
us before going elsewhere We arc ready a. any
and all times during Office hours to give informa.
ton concerning our business methods, and you
will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
ap13-tf COZ st. y. W.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Marke,

Corrected daily by w b. Bibbs G. Co,
members Of the New York Exchange,
1919 + Street.
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Dress goods reductions.

!. A lot OF Allwool Suitings-tufted
!. novelties. new plaids and fancy mix
/ tures-in the most desirable eff
!. fects-which sold up to Ice
!. yard-go Friday at. lie
!. Another lot of Dress Goods. consist
!. ing of new novelties, two-tone effects.
I Scotch plaids and plain Henriettas-in
j complete assortment OF colors
. worth up to SOC yard-go to-
: Jay lor..'.-.. .....---...-..-..--.-2 3c
A third lot OF Fine Quality Dress
. Enthusiastically all wool-comprising
. homespuns, Ottoman plaids and all silk
: and wool mixtures-and new nov
elties-worth up to soc yard
. choice Tor. ............... 39c
Lining remnants.
A limited quantity OF remnants of
Lining left from recent selling will be
closed out today at a ridiculous
figure. There are not enough to last
the day out-so you must not delay.
In the lot are Rustic Percalines. Plain
and Barred Lenos. and Heavy Canvas,
etc. All In good lengths. Qualities
which sold at 10c and ~ 1-2c
sHu-loT .'..-..-...-- % 7-Sc
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Several interesting rumors are In the
street regarding the Baltimore and Ohio
securities. One Of these is to the effect
that the preferred stock is to be retired.
Such plan is known to have been con-
sidered by the company. but IT is believed
that no decision regarding 1t has been
made
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAr
ERAL - No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 80 and ~. Metzerott Building. ITO st.
jei2tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at 3is, $50. 4. and IA pei
cent in sums Of $1,000 to $4,000 on ID. Q.
real estate; pay of 8 and per cent mortgages
and begin anew all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WM. H.
SAUNDERS & co, lI01 + st. NV. iyl-tf-em