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Ballantyne & Sons. SO; John c. chaney.
$40; William E. Edmonston, SO. T. P May.
sic; S. s. Shedd & Brc., $40; William 3.
Todd, So; Edward T. Kaiser, IS; John +
Halsted. IS A. E. H. johnson, So; ". II.
Rapley. So James F. Shea, IS; William E.
Todd. g.
Following is the official programme of the Cen.
tennial Celebration:
10 O'Clock in the morning Reception by the
President Of the United States to the Governors
Of the States and the Territories az the Executive
Mansion.
Ii o'clock-Display OF model and drawings Of
the proposed enlarged Executive Mansion, in the
East Room
ADDRESSES.
History Of the Executive Mansion During the
century lso0-I903- - Col Theodore A Bingham,
T. 5 A. superintendent of Public Buildings and
Grounds
Development OF the District of Columbia Dur
ing the Century, 1902 1900" Hon. Henry B. F.
Maefarland President of The Board OF Commits
sioners OF the District Of Columbia.
Development Of the States During the Century.
Isoo-lSo1" His Exceilency, Leslie NJ. Shaw, Gov
eTnor Of the State Of Iowa.
Dey sso G OF the Nation During the Cen
OF the State Of Massachusetts,
IL THE AFTERNOON
1870 o'cIock-Military. naval, and civic escort
starts from Executive Mansion, marching via
Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol, column to
be composed follows:
Platoon Of mounted police. civil escort to the
parade Lieut.. Gen Nelson A. Niles, Grand
Marshal. and staff brigade of United States
troops, Army and Navy, President of the United
States and Cabinet District Brigade Governors
OF their respective States, with their escorts In
the order OF admission OF the States into the
Unions veteran and other organizations.
go o'ciock-Rcview of escort by the President
OF the United States at the east front OF the
Capitol
$50 o'cIocs-Joint exercises BY the United
States Senate and House OF Representatives in
the Hal of the House OF Representatives.
When order has been called, the temporary
presiding officer, the Hon David B. Henderson,
" H. Ahlburn, D. D., Chaplain OF the Senate,
who viii pronounce the invocation
The Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
VIII present the Hon. William p FRYE, President
pro ten1pofe Of the Senate who viii assume di-
rection of the exercises
ADDRESSES
Transfer OF the National Capital from Phila-
delphia- Hon James d. Richardson RepTesen-
tativc from Tennessee
Establishment -Of the Seat of Government in
The District OF Columbia" Hon Serene E Payne
Representative from New York.
History OF the First Century OF the National
Capital Hon. Louis E. MeComas, Senator from
Maryland
The Future of the United States and Its Capt
tai Hon. John " Daniel, Senator from yir-
II THE EVENING
TO II o'clock-Reception in honor Of the Gov
errors OF the States and Territories at the Cor
coran Gallery of Art
Board OF Trustees. CorcOran Gallery OF ATT
y II. Kaufman, president; Waiter 5 Cox. vice
president F. B. Mcclure, secretary; C c. Glover.
treasurer; Edward CLARK, CaIderoR Carlisle Ber-
nsrd r. Green, William CuTcoran EnStis. Thomas
Hyde
Music BY the United States Marine Band. Lieut..
" II SauipInlanu Director
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VIRGINIA TROOPS COMING.
The Second Regiment TO Be in the
Centennial Pnrnde


r. Ross Perry, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Centennial Exercises at the
capitol, this morning announced the fol-
lowing subcommittee IN legislature
Chaplin Brown, Chairman; Senators Eu-
gene Hale. Alex. S Clay. John L. Nc
Laurin, James Mcmillan, George C
Perkins, Joseph Simon, Thomas B. Tur-
ley, Representatives Joseph G. Cannon.
Joseph ". Bailey, john c. Bell. William
s Cowherd, Marion De Vries. Robert ]
Gamble, William W. Grout, Joel P. Heat
wole, James a Hemenway. James 6
Sherman, and the Messrs. Hope II. Oar
nellie, Dr.. J. ". Buckley, Frank
Browning Myer Cohen, W. w. EuI1ey.
Dr. ", B. Evans, Dr. Robert Fletcher
Hon. A P German, c. J. EiIlyer,
Charles Moore, James L. Norris. Arthur
Peter, Daniel NJ Ramsdell. n. S Solo
mons, George TruesdeIl, J. Ornuns viii
son, all of this city
Chairman Macfariand has called meet
ing OF the Citizens Committee for next SAT-
uEdar afternoon at 4:15 o'clock at zee BOARD
Of Trade rooms
Word was received this mornInq AZ bead-
quarters that the Second Regimen Viz
sinia State troops, SEQ mer. will take a
place il the parade.
Col. II. II, Parker. the Chairman of the
Finanez Committee. reports the following
additional subscriptions. John c. Parker
so; Tatmadge "A. Lambert. SO: William
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SIX FRrCHTFuL FArLUREs.

SIX terrible failures Of SIX different doctors
nearly seat Wm. II. Mullen. OF I.ock1aRd. Ollie. 10
an early grave All said he had fatal lung
urged 70 try Dr. Kings View discovery for Con
sumption After taking fTe bottles he was en-
TREY cured II IS positively guaranteed 10
cure all diseases OF fAroGt, chest. and lungs IN
ending coughs. colds. IA grippe paelsmonia
Bronchitis. asthma, hay fever, Group yyhooping
cough Fifty eentsssHd 81 Trial bortles free Al
Henry Evans drug store. 922 F Street
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
Active and Extremely Irregular in
the Opening Dealings.
Local Traction Issues the Features
of the Initial observation-disclosures
shares Decidedly strengthening
for Foreign Account in Tremen-
dOus voIume-Many Buying Orders.

NV YORK. Nov. 22,-The Stock Mar
ket opened active and extremely irregular
today on reeessions in the London market
for Americans
The local traction issues were the fea-
lures of the early dealings. all of them
advancing sharply, although losing part
OF their gains in the subsequent dealings.
The granger stocks were also decidedly
strong, with the bulk Of activity eentring
in st. Paul. Pennsylvania was rather
heavy. while New York Central was in
good request
Among the specfalties, Tennessee Coal
and Iron opened materially depressed.
but subsequently, developed a frmer tone.
There were 10 developments over night
in the local financial situation bearing
upon the market, and little news or Cos
sip was current in regard TO special
stocks. The dealings here for foreign ac-
count were in tremendous volume and oH
both sides of the market, with buying or
deTs predominating
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The grangers held fairly well. and St.
Paul even was bought. It sold up to
129 Ia before noon. Much frfendliness is
shown for Rock Island which is selling be-
low its usual level, compared with St
Paul. since the recent sharp advance cf
the latter.
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The traction securities were compare
lively strong The public regards these
stocks with much greater favor than It
did few weeks ago, having realized tina
there is little reason for the pessimIsm
shown in certain quarters regarding them.
1t is said that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company is better liked in Brooklyn late
" on account of more efficient service.
and this will count for much in prevent
ing legislative attacks on the property in
the future
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sales-U. s Coupon s's, $soo01os 10:
Washington Market Co. SIS, 81 5o0n
III IA; Wash. Loan and Trust Co. 200
162; Capital Traction, saRI0S; City and
Suburban p R., 75Q20: Washington Gas.
4s054 81; Mergenthaler Lin. 5d1es ~:
Lanston Morotype 25eG15 Is. 5615, 5om
10 Ii 10eG14 rs, I00G14 SIS. 1000
Il 1-2; American Graphophone Co, com.
1oedf0 Ia. After eall-Capital Traction.
1e0d1e3:: MergenthaIer Linotype. ga
sI.2o TO Baltimore and Return via
B. o.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sugar was strong feature of the ear,s
part OF the session, getting above 1876.
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| mere was continuance tnlS morning OF
| the decline begun yesterday afternoon.
| Prices had slight advance at the opening
| but later steadily sagged until they were
! from one to three or four points below the
| high level of yesterday in ali the active Sc
! curities. 1t was thought that the move
ment might extend somewhat further durin g
| the day and perhaps even tomorrow and
| later. A reaction Of four or five points is
due from the professional point of view aft
| er the steady advance without q break dur
ing the past week Indeed such a reaction
would be the best thing that could happen
TO the market. At the same time the buy
ing Of stocks IS enormous and it is possible
that nothing more thar. z small recession
viii be accomplished at this time. The
weekly declines Of a point or two have
done much TO Keep the tone OF the market
strong and TO prevent pyTamiding- Buying
is rot advised by The careful brokers and
traders except on reactions. The market is
| a very dangerous one to go short Of, how
ever
London was q buyer yesterday and
again today the temper of the London
public seemed TO be buIlish, although the
heavy covering of the past few days has
/ largely eliminated the short interest
there Money was fairly easy this morn
ing and there is no fear OF an advance 10
beyond the legal rate The bank state
menJ on Saturday is not likely TO be as
good as that OF a week ago, but neither
win it be bad showing II the experts are
correct in their surmises.
Tennessee Coal and Iron had a sharp
decline this morning, getting below 76 dur
ing the first hour. The other steel snd
iron securities all showed weakness.
though their declines were not of such
nature as to brighten anyone. Wire, CON-
mon, went slightly below so and Federal
Steel went as low as 81. There is nothing
except prosperity IN sight for these COM
panies and it cannot be tIcdbted that their
securities viii sell much SIgher during the
coming winter. Careful market people
are buying them on the occasions It is
noted that the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company is starting mere furnaces and
its business is as large rs it can handle.
Prices are advancing in all directions.
Both the bituninous and the anthracite
coal trades are in better shape than in
ever before. One evidence of the con-
dition of the soft coal business is shown
IN the constantly increasing business of
the railways. The increase in gross earn
ings on the Chesapeake and Ohio during
the second week of November was $34, 00e
The increase on the Big Four was S22. 000
The opening of the furnaces of the Tenn
essee. Coal and Iron Company above
mentioned, viii cause the use of a large
amount of soft coal, and the same trend of
events is noticeable everywhere. The
statement is made on excellent authority
that the Pennsylvania people have de-
cided TO expend $40, 600, COO in building IN
the soft coal business on the Norfolk and
Western and the Chesapeake and Ohio.
The coal securities generally were quiet
this morning
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Simply Exists

JOHN A. MERRITT, Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

drouth has made great havoc with the crops Of
potatoes peas beans and oats. deficiencies in
which invariably increase the French home
consumption of wheat.
1t is gratifying to note that the place of honor
in the horticultural section of the Exposition
IS this week accorded TO q fine show Of apples
from the United States and Canada, the prin-
cpal varieties being the Northern Spy. Ribston
Pippin. Ben Davis and Hubbardston. The ap-
pie exhibit from Illinois is considered the finest
of all, the next in order of merit being that from
Missouri and then those of North Carolina,
Canada and New York State.
To-day being the fftieth anniversary OF the
death of Balzac, his works fall within the pub
lie domain that is to say they can be sold like
those of Virgil or Moliere without reservation Of
authors rights permission OF his heirs. The
occasion is celebrated by a literary manifesto
tion OF students, who assembled in the Rodn
pavilion in front of the famous statue of Balzac.
where appropriate speeches were made by
Rodin, Leopold Lecour and others The festivi-
ties were continued in the Rue Balzac, In the
garden now belonging to the Rothschd family
on the site of the house where Baizac died A
memorial fete was also held this evening at Vile
dAvray, the favorite spring and summer re-
sort of the author or the Coincide Humane"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

side Rome he hurried off with his beautiful
young wife TO the scene of the catastrophe
where he worked as hard any railway official
to bring out the dying from under the wrecked
train and to help the wounded He did not even
wait for a Court carriage to be got ready for
himself and his wife. but drove to the spot in
a cab, which he hailed in the street. Though his
physique is feeble, the young monarch has great
force Of wifi and intellectual energy. He has
been trained in history, economics and political
science by Professor Villari the great Italian
historian and biographer of Machavelli, and
speaks English perfectly. Delicate as his health
is, he is a good sportsman, an excellent whip and
an ardent yachtsman, and his tastes are shared
by his handsome Montenegrin wife, who has
the mental activity as well as the good looks
of her family. l. NJ f.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
ANNOUNCING THE AWARDS.
REMARKS OF PRESIDENT LoUBET AT THE
OFFICIAL CEREMONY.

Paris. Aug. 1S-The ceremony OF officially an
nounong the awards made 10 the exhibitors at
the Paris Exposition took place this afternoon.
II was not less magnificent in It's pomp than
the ceremony attending the formal opening of
the Exposition. The announcement of the
awards occurred in the Sales des Fetes the hall
which, itself, is one of the most beautiful ex-
hibits 1t was extravagantly decorated though
following the same general ornamentaton as on
the opening day Fully fifteen thousand persons
attended the exercises, which began at O'Clock
President Loubet, who was escorted by the Cabi-
net Ministers, presided, and all official Paris in
Guiding the Diplomatic Corps and the foreign
Commissions, was present. feature which
gave additional animation to the spectacle was
the entry of each Commission and its staff in
cluding the uniformed guards, bearing the flag
of their respective countries
President Loubet, after the "Marseillaise" had
been rendered by an immense orchestra opened
the ceremonies with short address, in which he
thanked all the participants for the aid they
had given in making the Exposition a success.
He also expressed regret at the fact that the
closing hours of the Exposition were approach
ing, and added
But there Is consolation in the belief that the
spirit of this ephemeraI work will survive and
that the Exposition has served to establish be-
tween the governments and the people relations
and bonds more durable than heretofore
Strangers will appreciate henceforth that France
is country of peace and industry.
The President than placed in the hands OF the
presidents of the various juries the lists of
awards
The Minister OF Commerce, NJ Milierand, also
made speech. The exercises which were in
terspersed with music. concluded at p. m
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PRICE, nCORMICK 6 co. DISSOLVE.

At the law offices OF Dos Passas Brothers who
are acting for creditors of Price. Mccormick &
Co., II was said yesterday that the examinatlo OF
that firms books. made by accountants show
that the readjustment plan. put out by the com
mittee. is the best under the circumstances in
that 1t will insure the most satisfactory and the
speedest results. Its adoption has therefore been
recommended 10 the creditors nv Dos passos
BROTHERS Notice OF the formal dissolution OF
Price, Mccormick a Co was given out yesterday
by the Stock Exchange officials. The actual disso-
luton occurred last Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
PILLSBURY AND SCHLEcHTER DIVIDE

Munich, Aug s-The fourth game of the series
between Pillsbury and Sohlechter for possession of
the leading prizes of the international chess tourna
ment was contested here to-day. and resulted in
another draw. making the score TO date: PiIlsb,rv
l. Schlechter. l. and drawn e.
The players afterward agreed upon the following
division of the prizes: Pillsbury 1000 marks q,
cash. Schlechter 800 marks in cash and the special
trophy presented by Prince Regent Luitpold Of
Bavaria
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
LONDON'S NEED OF GOLD.
THE SCARCITY OF THE METAL THERE LIKELY
TO CONTINUE.

TO CONTINUE
London Aug. B-"The statist" in an article re-
viewing the money market, says:
Besides the 100000 in gold attracted 70 the
Eank OF England from America and eco 900 from
Inola; IL has bought further f2.5oOO00 which will
shortly arrive, and inflow of $500 O00 from rho
United Kinsdom I. 10 Is 1 expected Thus the Bank will
secure over 100000 and may succeed in raising
the reserve at the end of the week to f2sO0 COO
Inc outflow of cash from London to the country
months months OF the year we may be called on to find
several millions OF gold for Egypt and Argentina,
ana there IS little prospect of more gold from New
York With a reserve of f23. .COOOO we may have
10 meet demand of f6 100000 or f7 900 O10 rJance
later 1t may be necessary take further measures
for attracting gold, for diverting Egyptian and
South American demands for gold to paris ~
MeW-York H.T Under these circumstances it viii be
evident that any ease OF the London market must
be of a temporary nature 1t should he clna ri,
understood that both New-York and Paris are in a
position to withdraw very large amount of noneu
from London, if 1T does not pay to leave their b@i