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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
HARRISON ON coLoN1ALIsa.
An Authorised Abstract of the Elk
Prenfaent,s Ann Arher address.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 26.-General
Harrison is not satisfied with the reports
of his Arm Arbor speech that appeared in
the press of the country, and feels that
the reports hass left wrong impression
of the general purpert of his address.
Speaking OF the matter. he said:
while do not claim that my style IS
perfect. have never been accused Of in
coherency, and most of the reports OF my
address were imperfect"
He then authorized the publication Of
the following abstract Of the address, made
under his direction
II was, as he declared in the lecture.
not intended 10 be legal argument OF
questions brought into discussion BY the
Porto Rican bill, but rather d popular dis
eussion on some of the views that have
been expressed in relation 10 our annexed
territory. He declared that We had
done something out % line with cur
historical pFecedents, rot in the fact OF
expansion. but Ia the character of it He
said we had taken over peoples rather
than lands as heretofore He held that
the civilized Inhabitants Of the territories
were citizens Of the United States. and
that the revenue provisions OF the Con
purposes applied to the territories.
The occasion tois the recent departure
from precedent was found, he said, es-
peeiaily in The character Of Ihe inhabi-
tanJs OF the Philippines. AS to-Porto Rico
and Hawaii there would probably have
been no occasion for treating them other
wise than We have usually done The
competition With our home products, and
especially the freedom OF the Filiplnos TO
settle in the States. were causes Of alarm.
These considerations, Sc said, might very
appropriately nave had influence when the
question of taking over the Philippines
was before US, but it is now too late
He argued that the provisions OF the
Spanish Treaty. OF all treaties. we're sub
jected to the Constitution, and could not
impair It. and IL these Islands became part
Of the United States in the sense of the
Constitution, their people became citizens,
and the revenue clause. which was es-
peciaily under discussion IN the Porto
Riean case, applied He argued that the
limitations in the Constitution on the
powers of Congress. whether expressed IN
the affirmative or In negative form, ap-
piled to the exercise of that power IN all
places; that the very object of the section
requiring duties 20 be uniform throughout
the United States, which was te prevent
Congress from establishing anywhere IN
der the jurisdiction Of the United States
favored ports. would be thWarted. II for
eiEn goods might be admitted to Porto
Rico free, and thence into the United
States free He especially dwelt upon the
liberty clauses Of the Constitution as
necessarily applicable to all civilized peo-
pie owing allegiance to the United States.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
.jeWelrY.

Fine Ebony Articles. including Hair
Brushes. Hat Brushes. with or with
out handles; Military Brushes. SHAY
ing Brushes Mirrors. Nail Brushes.
Complexion Brushes. Velvet Hat
Brushes. Whisk Broonas. Dress
ing Combs, etc, soc values, for 2Se
Choice CT large size Ebcny articles,
trimmed with sterling silver ineiud-
ing Nail Flies. Cutiele Knives, Seals.
Darners, Tooth Brushes. Faper
Cutters. etc. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ice
Sterling Silver articles, including
Nail Files. Cutcle Knives, Seals,
Paper Cutters. Biotters. etc, for. 19c
Newest style Gilt Belts. with
gilt buckle Special for -..-..... soc
Goid-6lied Lorgnette Chains. SOC
Solid Geld Rings. with different jew
eled cettiags, at -........-.......9Sc
Mems Scarf Pins. in newest jeweled
setting-special for -....-......... 4sc
Sterling Silver Earrings. in various
jewel settings-foF ..-,..........25c
Mems Watch Chains. with Fobs CSC
Gilt Barettes or Hair Clasps. in diff
ferent styles, for --.-.---.-..-.--i 0e
Opera Glasses. from $1,000 CSC UP.
Bohemian Glass Bon-bon Boxes. gold
trimmed, for .-...-..-.--.........4
BEAUTIFUL Gauze Fans. lace trimmed
and spaugIed, in black and
Baby's Toilet Set. of ebony, consist
ing of comb and brush. sterling
silver trimmed. Special at ..--e9c
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Umbrellas.

Children's Fast Color Gloria I'm
brellas. % inches, with handles of ev-
cry description. strongly made and
finished. Steel rod and paragon
fra me. Special 69c
Others at 4Se and Csc
Ladies' Taffeta SILK Umbrellas. with
Dresden, ebony, pearl, silver-trimmed
and natural wood handles; also Mems
2S-inch Taffeta Umbrellas, with natu-
raj wood and silver-trimmed
handles Special at...-......-.--9S CSC
Ladies' High-grade Umbrellas of
taffeta silk. with handles in a va
riety of the newest effects
% and 2S-inch Ladies' and Mems
High grade Umbrellas, of heavy taft
feta silk. with handles of gun metal.
long Dresden. gold and silver knobs.
iri1escent pearl and silver trimmed
Close rolling tempered steel
rods and paragon frame at.--..s2- 90
Other STYLES at $1-ss. S2.4s. S2.93 and
50 9S-for ladies and men.
81 Initials engraved free.
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LEGAL FIGHT FOR A CHILD.
Aged Virginia Woman outyvfts Il
Chicago KfdnaRer.

Chicago kidnaPer-
WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 20.-Deposi-
tions were taken this week in case of
unusual interest which involves the Gus
tody OF a child in which the plucky ae-
tion of an aged woman saved a little girl
from being kidnapped by a Chicago de-
tectiVe The scene OF the attempted kid
naping was near Nineveh. Warren county.
Va. and Judge T. ". Harrison. of this
city. viii decide in whose custody the
child shall be placed
The principals in the case are members
of one of the most prominent and highly
cultured families in Warren county The
child is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas S. WheeIright, of Highland Park,
near Chicago. Mr.. WheeIright is q prom
inent manufacturer Of that place About
two years ago he and his wife separated
and the husband took the child and placed
her in the care of his sister. Mrs Gather
inc Jacobs, an aged woman, living near
Nineveh
In her deposition Mrs. Jacobs says that
Mrs. WheeIright last September called at
her home accompanied by a man, who
afterward proved to be a private detective
from Chicago, and demanded her child
Upon being refused, Mrs. Jacobs alleges.
the detective forced his way into a room
and sought to obtain the child by force
Ars. Jacobs then seized a revolver and
compelled the man, at the point OF the
weapon, to take q chair she had provided
for him. After asking his business, his
occupation, and why he forced his way
into the privacy of her room Mrs ia
cobs compelled him TO sign his name to a
piece Of blank paper The aged woman
then, with the pistol pointed at his tenn
pie, compelled him TO get in his buggy
and drive of, warning him that If he at
tempted to return she would kill him.
Mrs. WheelrigAt then instituted this suit
fo7 the recover of her child by due
process of law
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Handkerchief.

Ladies' and Mems HeTasticked EN-
broidered Handkerchiefs-s some of the
Iadies' are dainty lace ana embroidery
trimmed Also Children's SILK En-
brcideretI Handkerehiefs. Regu-
lar 19e qualities, for Zoe
Lads2s' Fine Linen Embroidered
Handkerchief. some trimmed with
lace, and others hand-drawn. hem
stitched and fancy border.
Thesa are regular 19c and 25c
qualities, for. ....-.--..-.-..-. IL 1-2e
Ladies' Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs,
lace trimmed and embroidered; Mourn
ing border Handkerchiefs; others trim
Ned with Italian lace Guaranteed all
pure linen. Regular pc and 35c
qualities, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1Sc
ladies Hand-embroidered Handker-
chiefs. also Initial embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. others scalloped and lace
trimmed: also Mems Extra Large
White Hemstiched and Fancy
Color border Handkerchief. Choice
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES

fFfled Dec. 5. Isoo-J r. Young. Clerk
IN HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLTHBIA.-ABBERFA BARRY. Com
pls5nant vs. JOSEPH THOMAS BARRY De-
fsndant Equity No. 2I735-
On motion Of the complainant, by Douglass &
Douglass and Joseph D. Wright. her solicitors it
Is this 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1900 ordered
that the defendant cause his appearance 70 be en-
tered herein on or before the first rule day oc-
curing forty days after this dzy; otherwise the
cause vii be proceeded with in case OF de-
fault. The object Of this suit is 10 obtain an
absolute divorce upon the ground Of GeseTtioR.
Provided a cepy OF this order be published once
week for three successive weeks IN the Wash
ingtoa Law Reporter and The Washington
Times
By the court:
(seal) A. B. HAGNER. Aszo. Justice.
A true copy-Test-
J. R. YOUNG Clerk
BIN. a CaANCY, Asst. Clerk.
des1s,20
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
TRUSTEES, SALE.


BY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST, duly re-
corded among the land records OF the District
OF ColuGblS- in Llber 1866 folio l5S et SEQ we
VIII sell at i-.1bIic auction in front Of The
premises on SATURDAY THE 2zD DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1900, at O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
lowing real estate, IN the county of Washing
one-half feet front By The fun depth Of lot "a IA
block u.s. IN Robert E. Morris addition TO toe
city OF Washington. per plat recorded in Liber
= page ISS Surveyors cface Of said District to-
gether with the improvements etc, consisting OF
two-story frame house.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. residue in two
equal payments, AZ one and two years, per cent
interest secured the property, or al cash; $50
deposit All conveyaacing etc, at purchasers
cost Terms to De complied with IN ten days
OF trustees reserve the right to resdYeTtise and
sell at defzultinS purchasers cost and risk
CHARLES H CRAGiS,
WILLIAM Mex OSBORN,
Trustees.
deIs-i0t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
Third-floor Hints.

z0-inch Cushions. covered with ere
tonne and finished with 4-inch
ruf1e; worth 50e-for. -2Sc
6-quarter Tapestry Covers. strict
~ reversible, finished With
fringe; worth SI50-for .9Sc
Art Lambrequins, OF French sateen,
finished with heavy fringe. Spe-
Silk-covered Head Rests, finished
with silk cord, in great variety
Of pretty designs Special.
2z-ineh Bagdad Sofa Cushions, fin
ished with heavy tassels in
each corner. Worth s2-for. .SI-39
30x6o Bromley Atwood Smyrna
Rugs, in a new line of rich pat
terms. s2.SS value, for, 90
Double Bed Comforts. covered with
French sateen and scroll
stitched and quilted. IS value
at .-.....-s...--.. I-SS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

NEW YORK Dec. 20.-The Stock Mar
ket today opened irregular. Sugar was the
leader with vide gains at the opening ex-
tending to Ia per cent
Northern Pacific. Illinois Central. South
ern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit, ANAL
gamated Copper, and Tennessee coGI and
Iron with several specialties we're quoted
at substantial opening gains.
The Bank of England did not advance its
minimum rate OF discount as expected.
American stocks in that market were ir-
regular and generally lower with strength
however, exhibited by Denver preferred.
Illinois Central, and Pennsylvania.
Bankers estimate the January disburse-
ments at the enormous sum of $3.50. 000.-
$40
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
Gloves.

Ladies' Misses and Children's
Fast Black Worsted Mitts. per
pair IT --..-.--.-..-.-...... 1890
Our matchIess .'Perdonnet" Kid
Glove fer Ladies. in 2-e12s9 style. in
black and all the leading colors- Ev-
cry size. Exchanged after Xmas IL
the size is wrong. Fitted and
guaranteed ...-.----.S1.O 90
Ladies Black and Grey Suede
and Mocha Gloves, ali sizes
special at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEC
Our Percy Gloves OF real kid
in latest 2-cIasp style, in black and
eli the leading shades Gusseted
to insure additional strength Use
Boys and Chndren's Far-top Dog
skin Gloves and Nitts in ali sizes.
which are selling all over town
at Sc a pair, we offer at ----------5Oc
Ladies Button and Jersey Gloves
in black and slate, ali sizes
SpecIai at ----s------------s5O zoe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
vvashtnrtom ssocL Erchanee.

M92; American Graphoph0ne Company SIS.
S1.000GsS; Washington Gas. 25G57 "a;
Mergenthaler Linotype, 1e5-seIIer 30
1GG1S5-seIler % J0GIS5-selIer 20. 40G9
IS5. 10GIS4 rs. t42GfS4 ga; Lanston
Monotype, geQ14 is. 1914. 300dI3 81;
American GrSphopIione Company, prefer
red. 490G 10 Ii, 209I10 3-s, 3e0G10 1-2
After call-Capital Traction As, $4,000
107; Washington Traction and Electric
/ 1-2's. 81. 0e0G57 "a: Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone. z5d72; American Graph
ophone Company, preferred. 100G10 II;
Capital Traction, 50Mi03 rs; Lanston
Monotype, I00G12 -.
cow RNA,ENr RnNna
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
THE STRIKE COMPROMISED.
The Kingston Coal Miners ebtai..
Important Coneesstons.

The Kingston Coal Miners Obtain
Important Concessions.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 20.-The
strike Of the Kingston Coal Company min
ers has ended and the 1900 men who
have been idle win go back TO work to-
day The question FOR which they
struck have not al been settled, but it
has been agreed to submit the two most
important to arbitration. The company
granted the semi monthly pay and agreed
10 let the men have their own check
weighman= The demand for the discharge
OF Foreman Morgan and for reduction
in the topping from nine to six inches
it was agreed to leave to arbitration
This was the proposition made by Man
ager Edwards. and the men were willing.
It was placed before the executive board
for the district and endorsed The strikers
viii select enc man, the company a second.
and the two viii choose a third Mean
while the men VIII return to work Each
side was pledged to abide by the result
of the arbitration.
The strike at the No. coIliery of the
Lehigh and Wiikesbarre Coal Company
eoliiery Is still On, and there are no indi-
catioDs Of It being ended. The breaker
boys az the Maxwell Nine, OF the Same
company, struck yesterday for the same
reason, and others are expected to follow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
Art Department.

Pretty Swiss Pillow Shams and Bu-
reau Scarfs, finished with futed
ruffies. Special for ,.-............23 Csc
The newest styles in Sofa Cushion
Tops. in a great variety of subjects,
i2cluding Golf Girl. " Chariot Race.
The Bachelors Friend, with COM
partments for cigars pipes: The
Bachelors Reverie," ere. Choice
al 3QP
Hand-painted Bisque Toilet Sets. in
s pieces, consisting OF pair of bottles,
pin tray. hair receiver powder and
puff box and card tray. $3.50
value for 80
Basket Cloth Laundry Bags. in as
sorted colors. and Denim Work Bags,
in different stamped patterns.
Choice for 25c
Hand-painted silk searfs ina
variety OF eolors $50
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
New York Cotton MARKET.
NO CHEAP CHRISTMAS DINNERS
A Baltimore Firms Claims to Have a
Corner sn Terkevs

Corner sn Turkeys.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 2o.-owen Reynolds,
Son Co. poultry dealers, say they have
successfully eornered The turkey market
here and from present prospects the cor
ner will last until after the holidays
F. P. Reynolds. the head of the firm, said
yesterday that he had at present between
., coo and $4,000 turkeys on hand, and not
more than 10000 more turkeys will arrive
here for the Christmas market OF these
he viii attempt to get at least 5000,
which viii enable rim TO continue control
OF the market During the glut last week
the firm gathered in a lot ia cold storage
laying 8 IL cents a pound. They expect
TO get II IL cents for them. II this mar
ket does not pay that sum the turkeys will
be sent to New York, where the price now
is 1S lie
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
RnIeirh,s Police Census.

RALEIGH. N c., Dec. 20.-The police
census Of Raleigh. taken On account Of dis
satisfaction with the result OF the Gov
eminent census, was completed yesterday.
II shows 1864 people in the city limits.
or only thirty-one more than -de Govern
ment enumeration. The Legislature,
which meets here next month, will be ask
ed to extend the city limits so as to take
in thiekly populated suburbs
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

The opening OF the market was buoysnt
in the extreme, though II is worth while
noting thR.=the advances we're almost en-
tireIy IN Inc recent specialties while the
graHgers and the high priced securities
like Pennsylvania and New York Central
were neglected The features of the
market were the Northern Paeifics. Sugar,
the -GoaIers, the recently active Wander
bits, and one or two others. The Bank
of England discount rate remains IN
changed and London was strong as a con-
sequence. Talk OF the bank statement
for the week was hopeful and there was
nc change in the call loan situation early
IN the day. Despite this fact. and the
bullishness in many quarters there were
a number of the shrewdest market peo-
pie that looked for some recession before
the close of the week. The adsvnce has
been long enough FOR a recession TO be
saIutary thing Cor the market. There
viii be good buying on the recession If it
comes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
NcINERATED HIS VICTIM.
An Iowa Prisoner Confesses TO Wife
Murder.

An AoSNa PrEsoheF Contesses 10 WIG
Murder.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. 20.-At his pre-
Iiminary hearing at EstiersviIle, Iowa,
yesterday, John Freeman broke down and
confessed to the killing Of his wife at that
place Tuesday forenoon. They quarreled
and he struck her on the head with the
heel of a shoe. stunning her He then
chloroformed her, laid her on the bed
and piled bedding upon and around her,
saturated the whole with kerosene. and
set it on fire
When the neighbors came he would not
let them into the house to rescue his wife.
Her body was burned to q crisp. The cou-
pie had been married about six months.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
ArrfvaI. ON the vaderlana.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o-Among the pas
ssngers who arrived this morning on the
new steamer Yaderland from Antwerp and
Southampton were: Major Henry E. Al
word, Col. G. 3. Bracket. and J. G. Stowe,
Cnited States Consul General at Cape
Town.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
25c Bargain Lot.

Choice of Ladies Atwood Easel
n.st0Ts and Squares and Infants
WearabIes including Knit Sacques,
L-sgins, Hoods, Togues. Bottles.
Mitts and FlaBneiette and Bingham
Dresses. As an extra value to-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
IN THE STOCK MARKET
Irregular Opening of the Dealings
in Wall Street.

sugar the Leader, WITH Gains Ex-
tending to Two and one-auarter
Per Cent-substantiaI Increases in
Sc. eraI of the Issues-kHaeriean
shares ia London Generally lower
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
Dady Declines to Lower His Bid.

HAVANA, Dec. 2o.-At meeting of the
Ayuntamiento yesterday the committee ap-
pointed to treat with Mr. Dady regarding
the price Of the contract for seweriag and
paving the city reported that Mr.. Dady
refused to lower his original offer to do
the work for $40, 500. COO.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

Sugar had much Of its oid-tine buoy
ancy yesterday, advancing rapidly during
the morning nearly TO I33- It's advance
this week hav been larger than that of
any other stock On the list. There was
an absence of fresh gossip regarding the
stock, but people recently bullish on it
were advising their friends not to sell
out yet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

The recent bullish gossip regarding Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas-is fully justified
by the action OF the stock II was buoyant
all this morning. getting above 50 at
one time.
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dividend

western Union sold 'ex' dividend
! IA per cent today. It was weak yester-
day and closed at IS IA The people who
were predicting a sharp advance in 1t a
few days ago suggest that the insiders
probably have been waiting to secure
the dividend before they put IL up and
get people to buy it from them"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

The coal securities eantinued TO be prom
ineat in the m2rke Esrrength. There is
talk OF a dividend Of $ per cent on Della
ware and Hudson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

There is much talk CT probable good
advance in the steel securities in the near
future The statement comes from Pitts
burg that there has been an agreement
among the different interests which has
much cleared the atmosphere. Inside buy
ing Of Federal Steel common is noted
There is ak OF dividend fer National
Steel, and the Moore clique buying con-
tinues. The Tennessee Coal and Iron
monthly report is expected IL few days,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

General Electric had another of its SEN
sational booms. getting as high as
1S2. For a week or two the stock
has seemed to hesitate whether TO
advance further or not, but people ia
miIiaF with the business of the company
have expressed the utmost faith in it.
They are fond Of saying that it will be a
second Standard Oil
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

and it is said that It,siH be the best fer
several months.
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New York Central viii receive the
usual 1 II per cent quarterly div
idend. There have been suggestions in
some quarters that the dividend would be
increased, but although the system is
earning even much better than a per
cent dividend, there has been little real
expectation of an increase. Central has
been the one Vanderbilt security that has
not had good advance in the recent mar
ket II is probable that it viii be taken
up now. Lake Shore also viii receive the
regular dividend.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

There was a tip yesterday that the Al
tons will be the next securities to be adj
yaneed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20

Northern Pacific common should be con-
sidered the sensation of the session prob
ably. as it has been one of the chief sem
sations OF the remarkable bull movement.
The stock advanced rapidly to so soon
after the opening, another new high price
The most careful people in the market
from what they know of the stock do not
consider it worth its present price in
trinsically, and there has been much adj
vice TO sell it out for profits. Despite all
this expert testimony, however, the price
continues to advance day by day in way
entirely astonishing. There is apparently
something that the experts do not know
as yet, and one surmise is that the in
siders have the floating stock cornered
and are forcing it up on the shorts, who
are numerous If this is the fact it is, of
course. impossible to say how high the
price may get. But buying at the present
time must be considered exceedingly
risky
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-20
McGovern Fears blood Poisoning.


RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 2O.-Terry Nc
Govern is in fear of blood poisoning, and.
though he did his part in The BoweFy
After Dark" at the Academy here last
night, he evidently suffered considerably.
A corn has been botheriDg the fghter
considerably, and he attempted an opera
ton on it with pocket knife AS d result
he has a swollen and infiamed foot, and is
alarmed lest blood poisoning should set
in. He reached Richmond at noon yester-
day. and sent for DR.. ". II Oppenheimer.
The physician prescribed for him and
warned him to be careful. He intimated
that unless his directions were carefully
followed the result would be serious
Trustee of the Girls, Reform School.
The President today appointed Mrs. Mar
ira Carr. of this city, to be trustee Of the
Girls Reform Schcol Of the District
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New York stocI. Mars.et.

Corrected siaily BY ". B. Hi5bs L Co, mem
bers 1T the New York Stock Exchange. I41s