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The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
General News.

Y, Central car repairers.
Central City fire department will hold
it's annual ball, May 81.
Trinity river flood sweep away levees
Of Dallas Hunting and Fishing club.
Sultan of Sulu has sailed for Singa-
pore, ostensibly on religious mission.
Minnesota populists elected Bryan and
Towne delegates to national convention.
Indiana prohibitionists nominated
full state ticket headed by Chas, Eek
hart.
Negro lynched in court house yard
at Liberty. Mo, by mob from Excelsior
Springs.
Bryan was the star attraction Of dol
lar dinner of Mohawk democratic club
in Detroit.
South Platte river at Fort Morgan is
highest in six years and canals havebeen
washed out,
A correspondent who is with Lord
Roberts says Kruger is again asking
peace terms.
Five hundred laborers at Pan-Ameri-
can exposition grounds struck for in
crease in wages
Bulletin regarding the demented king
of Bavaria says his condition is net
alarming at present.
Five hundred laborers at the Pan
American exposition grounds struck to-
day for higher wages.
All the motormen and conductors on
the Little Rock street car system struck
today for more wages
New oil company has been incorpor-
ated with capital of 100000, to operate
in the Florence oil field.
Latest reports from the Utah coal
mine disaster indicate that the number
OF killed will approximate $50.
Meagre reports Of quadruple killing
at Quanah, Texas, says Lutte and Gage
Beach. prominent cattlemen, were kill
cd.
Belief is growing that Aguinaldo has
been killed by Ignorottes; nothing has
been heard OF him since last of Decem-
Der.
Grand jury in Chicago has indicted
eight labor men on charge of conspiracy
and several on additional charge OF per-
jury.
Gen. Butler continues quiet and Beers
lnl ,cIx l.:
in hope that British horses will die of
disease.
Florence has accepted proposition un-
der terms of which work will immediate
ly begin on the construction OF large
smelling plant,
Miscreants in Boulder have been gull
ty of malicious mischief as well as rob-
berry, combining their operations, chief
ly to lumber yards.
The Methodist Episcopal general con-
ference, by unanimous vote, decided to
admit equal lay representation to all
Methodist conferences.
Preparations for an advance continue
at Kimberley and Sir Alfred Milner de-
clares that no effort will be spared to
raise siege of Mafeking.
Lord Roberts plans make it essential
that Beers should be expelled from
Thaba N'Chu district, but nothing def
mite has yet been accomplished.
North Carolina republicans nominated
Spencer B. Adams for Governor, and
instructed delegates for Mckinley, and
Senator Pritehard for vice president.
King of Sweden and Norway now
visiting in London, says he is entirely on
the British side in the war in South Afri-
ca and has no sympathy whatever for
the Beers.
American garrison OF thirty men at
Catubig, island of Samar, was almost
annihilated by overwhelming force of
Filippinos but held out Ave days until
relief came.
w. H. Coulton. under indictment as &C
cessory to murder of Goebel, gave testi-
mony tending to inoriminate Youtsey.
Jim Howard and Burton, and exonera-
ting himself, Powers and Taylor.
N1L- in tot.
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thought Of danger. What could hurt him
I. He was "as hard as nails" After while
he developes a little hacking cough which
somehow won't be thrown off In time he
finds he hasn't the ambition he formerly
had. Exercise weares him. He is losing
weight. 1t is not very long before he finds
himself weak and emaciated, stretched out
in a chair knowing that he is wasting away
day by day and hour by hour. 1t seems a
long way from that chair to the gridron
and the diamond, a great change from that
dripping athlete in the penthouse to this
weak and wasted invalid. But the way is.
indeed, very short. 1t is way which
thousands tread every year, and the be-
ginning of the way which leads to such
sad ending is
A TROUBLESOME COEaH.
No man or woman is so strong as to be
able to treat lightly an ailment which is
the beginning of such a serious disease.
There is cure for coughs however stub
born. and that cure is DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
Il am feeling quite well, writes Miss
Dorcas A. Lewis, of 1929 Twenty-fourth
Street, Washington, d. c., land l owe 1t
all to Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. 1 cannot say too much in praise OF
the medicine l had been quite sufferer
for leng time, and after reading DR..
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
thought l would try his Golden Medical
Discovery I commenced taking it in May,
1899. Had not been sleeping well for
long time. Took one teaspoonful Of DIR.
Pierco's Golden Medical :, Discovery and
slept nearly all night without coughing. so
/ continued taking 1t. / am in great SYM
pathy with everybody who suffers with
cough. had been sufferer for more than
ten years. I tried lots of different medi-
cines and different doctors. but did not feel
much better. coughed until commenced
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splitting blood. but now I feel much strong
er. and am entirely well. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the best meGi-
cine l have ever taken"
Golden Medical Discovery is not to be
chased with ordinary cough medicines
When the cough has been obstinate and
deep seated. when there have been weak
ness. night sweats. and emaciation the use
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has been the means in hundreds of cases
of a restoration to perfect health. The
reason for this success is that the Dis
covery'' strengthens the stomach and puri-
fies the blood. thus enabling the building
up of the wasted tissues. All treatments
OF consumption recognize the need OF
nourishment. The use of cod liver oil Is
only an attempt to impart nourishment
and so strength to the wasting body. The
oil is a food. but 1t is an emergency food.
In its very form it recognizes the weakness
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A RUSH TO TAKE PROFITS
Heavy Selling Brings About a Re,
action in the Market.
Liqufdntion the FcHture of fester-
days Dealings i'm StGcks-LGnt.au
influence on the he.r Sidc-A Sub
scauent Tendency Toward Steadi-
ness-Firmncsx I'm the Railways.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-During the fore
a generally reactionary tendency. Its
tone was specifically accounted for by
the fact that the money market en- call
was again active and higher, but as a
matter of fact, the dealings were actually
little mere than logical reflex of yester-
days market. Such advances as were
made then could not, of course. be con-
tinued indefinitely. and they naturally in
duced tremendous profit realizing sales.
Liquidation of this character was a
prominent feature in yesterdays market.
and it was renewed with the opening of
business today. A further influence in to-
days reaction was the reversal in Lon
don's attitude toward this market, as on
balance foreign houses were sellers here
to the extent of about 10000 shares, and
the early quotations from London showed
declines in American stocks averaging
fully 1-2 point.
There was no particular explanation in
the cable advices from London OF the ten
dency of the American market there, and
the reaction was probably of as technical
character as that noted in the earlier
trading The bulk of borrowing on call
in the local money market today was ef-
fected between and 5 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange was only fairly steady
around yesterdays level, and with the
maintenance of present money market
conditions the situation must be met by
further importations of gold.
With the conclusion Of the selling here
for foreign account the market developed
a firmer tone, although the dealings still
reflected the effects of the liquidation OF
yesterday and this morning. AS was the
case yesterday, there was little novel in
regard to the movements in particular
stocks.
In the railway list the firmest features
Of the market were Great Northern, North
ern Pacific common, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas the Wheeling and Lake Erie Issues,
and the Southern shares. In the indus
trial quarter Sugar Refining was strong.
as were American Car Foundry, the To-
bacco stocks, American Linseed, and Ma
tional Tube.
Tennessee Coal and Iron broke rather
sharply upon the publication of the figures
Of the September statement, and Colorado
Fuel and Iron was likewise reactionarv.
The anthracite coal shares were steady,
Notwithstanding today's conflicting advices
in respect of the strike. The local traction
group was comparatively duh and it moved
in line with the general market.
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Washington stock Exchange.

SaIes-U. S. coupon 3's. s40OG10s 3-4,
s1GCG1G9 rs Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Convertible SIS. s5.C0od1o3 1-s.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Old
SIS. se,o0O@103 SIS. $4,000 1903 1-2. Capital
Traction, 10MI03 L. 2o@103 SIS, 1M104,
20d103 ga, 3O@103 rs. Washington Gas,
25@53 "a. s. o. B.. 25@5S ga. Mergen-
thaler Linotype. 10@1s7 l-2, 30G1S7 3-S,
25d1s7 Ia. 10@1S7 is. American GRAPHIC
phone Company. preferred. 26GNi0 rs.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 1o0G.11. After
call-District OF Columbia 3s5's, s5oGf20.
Capital Traction. 1901 "a. Washington
Traction and Electric 1-2's. s3.0oG0 So.
Error-s5.0o0 Capital Traction As report
ed yesterday as sold at LOG 3-S should have
been ST, 900 at 106 L. Yesterdays sales
under heading Capital Traction Script"
should have read Capital Traction stock.
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all my nerves felt numb. as II they were
being reused up. Used about ten bottles
of Golden Medical Discovery nine Of
'Favorite Prescription and four walls oil
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and six bot
ties of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Now
1 have none of the old symptoms. / am
so far, as well as ever before. I shall
recommend DR.. Pierce's medicines to my
friends
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is
confidently recommended for pulmonary
diseases and diseases Of the organs Of res
piration generally. II always helps. 1t al
most always cures. 1t Is not tonic mere
ly, but f1esh-forming body building medi-
cine. containing 10 alcohol. and being alb
solutely free from opium, cocaine, and all
other narcotics.
FREE TO THE SICK
Persons suffering from disease in chronic
forms are invited to consult DR.. Pierce by
letter, free. All correspondence held as
strictly private and sacredly confidential
Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N Y.
Sometimes dealer. tempted by the lit
tie more profit paid by less meritoriou,
medicines. will offer 4 substitute for
Golden Medical Discovery" claiming 1t is
Just as good" Do not allow yourself to
be imposed upon. Insist on getting the
Discovery"
WHAT OUGHT TO BE.
Frank ]. Smith, OF 413 Van Siclin Ave-
nue., Brooklyn, N. Y, says: THE Medi-
cal Adviser ought to be in every house
hold. l have already got some very valu-
able information from 1t which alone has
more than paid for the cost OF the book"
This great work. containing ZOOS pages
and over 700 illustrations, is sent free on
receipt OF stamps to pay expense OF mail
ing only. Send 81 one-cent stamps for the
cloth bound volume. or only 81 stamps for
the book in paper covers. Address DR.. r.
V. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y.
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Although there was much realizing in
the stock market yesterday. and although
some securities, perhaps the majority of
the active list, did not make any advance
in price. ii cannot be said that there was
anything in the situation that strongly
suggested an end CT the boom. The mar
ket looked strong at most times, showing
good buying quite as much as coed SELL
ing, new people interested as we'll as
others closing out contracts TO take
profits. A number OF securities were
especially buoyant, and made large net
gains for the day. 1t is. of course. posi-
Bile that the end Of the advance has ar
rived, but the chance is quite as coed that
It will continue with new vim after the
people that wish TO sell have gotten rid
Of their holdings. 1t cannot be doubted
that the public is much interested in the
market. and this element is the one that
all other incipient booms for many
months have lacked. Also a number of
the mos: prominent people in the fsan-
cial world are anxious 10 have the ad-
vance continue for its political effect
There was talk Of the immediate end
ing OF the miners strike yesterday which
had q good effect on the anthracite S.
curities generally. The later news is
hopeful enough. perhaps. but 1t is net TO
the effect that the strikers will all go TO
work this morning. which was the sub
stance OF the Yunors yesterday Call
money was again a trifle stiff, at enc time
getting to 5 per cent, but there is nothing
in the financial outlook except GO d. The
hank statement this week will be a coed
one, as far as can be Judged at this time.
The banks are losing little to the interior.
ead there will be large arrivals of gold
from the other side. The earnings state
men;s reported during the day were
rather poor, but they contained no sur
prise. The few decreases reported from
week to week are more than made up by
the many good showings. London was
again a purchaser Of American socks
yesterday, though on not such an exten-
sive scale as Mondays.
The sensational feature OF the day was
Northern Pacific common. which advanced
nearly three points net. closing at 81 IS,
after selling at IS is. This stock was
hammered yiciously by big Clique and
by the general professional element all
during the summer, ard a tremendous
short interest was created In IL. The pes
eimistic utterances OF President Melien re-
garding the probable earnings of the COM
pany and the constantly decreasing earn
ings reports were the cause OF the attacks
and apparently an all-sufficient cause. The
stock tumbled badly, but II refused TO go
as low as the bears expected It TO. ard
during the past few weeks has beer strong.
with an Upward tendency. The bears have
refused to cover, convinced that the bull
pool would be beaten in time. The present
boom In the general market has given the
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DuNCANSON BROS, Auctio,
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 1927 TWELFTH
STREET NORTHEAST


BY virtue of deed of trust. dated April 10
1890 and recorded in liber 2Is3, folio 226 of the
land records of the-Distrct OF Columbia, and by
direction OF the party secured thereby the I'M
designed trustees named in said trust will Offer
for sale at public auction in font OF the premises
.or, il stormy. within the dwelling erected
thercon), on FRIDAY. THE ID DAY OF NO
yEMBER, A. D.. 1850. AT 1 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
all of lot fortyfour in Julia T. Pock's subdivision
OF part Of block twelve in Trinidad" in the
county OF Washington. District of Columbia as
per plat recorded in Book County No. = folio IS
in the Office of the Surveyor OF the District Of
Columbia.
Terms OF Sale: one-third cash, one.thrd in
one year. and onc-third in two years, or all
cash. at the purchasers option. Deferred pay
ments. il any. TO he represented by the pur-
chaser's notes, dated on the day of sale. payable
respectively in one and two years after date
bearing interest at the rate of per cent per
anurm, PAYABLE semi-annually. and secured by
deed OF trust the property sold. All convey
ancing recording, and revenue stamps At pur
chaser's cost. deposit of 500 will be re-
CURED at the sale Terms TO be complied with
within ten days from the day OF sale, failing
, which the trustees. nor waving any of their
rights, reserve the right to resell The property
at the risk and cost of the dcfaulting purchaser,
after five DAYS advertisement in some news
paper published in Washington, ID. C.
TIIOS. S HOPKINS.
JOHN RlDOUT,
oc23-d&ds Trustees.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
a Heavy Decline in Wheat, With
Corn md Dat. Following.


CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-The wheat market
was very weak, declining lie. Liaui-
daticn was on heavy scale, and there
was no support except from the short in
terest. The depressing in.luen-e was the
weakness at Liverpool which was down
1 20 Esd. The Argentine news was very
favorable. Paris was 1-2c lower; Ant
werp unchanged. Primary receipts were
100000 bushels less than year ago;
clcarances AL coo bushels. Cash sales
here were 350.Co0 bushels; the seaboard
reported ffty-eight loads.
Corn opened steady but turned easier
on selling by the leading bull interests.
Local professionals who have been good
buyers for the past few days also scid
out. There was 4 general lack of Sup
port, and the market clessd LIE loser.
Country acceptances moderate. TIL re
was more rain, but clearing weather is
predicted. Cash sales were 200,t0J !ish
els; today's car lots were so, with only
2S5 for tomorrow. Clearances were lars,,
522, GOO bushels. Bradstreet's reported a
decrease of 1,229,0e0 bushels in the
worlds visible supply. Cne hundred and
forty loads for export
In the face of the heavy break in both
wheat and corn the oats market was COM
paratively steady. The bearish feature
was the local stock, which shows 928.t0)
bushels in public and private wareh2us g.
Today receipts were 300 cars, with 49, for
tomorrow.
Provisions felt the decline in the M 6
market, and the weakness in grain god
eff sharply and closed quiet at ms de
prices. One prominent packer boue hit
November lard and another January lard.
both on liberal scale. But the realizing
sales were more than equal to his de-
rand. The cash demand for meats was
Pretty good. The shipping demand fer
lard was barely up to the recent ayerag'.
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WASTING AWAY.
AN ATHLETES SAD FATE.

This is the story of strong man. He
had been captain of his football eleven
and crack all-around athlete. He was the
picture OF manly health and vigor. euvied
by men and admired by women. One day
he was taking practice spin on the river
when drenching storm came up. When
he returned to the boat house he sat
around in his wet hannels without 4
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on FURNITURE,
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Leans of $40

Wagons, etc, at lowest rates and on the day YOU
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 F
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Chicago Grain and pro,r.ion Market

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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BONDS
e's, lgo2. '3o-year funding" cold... l0i
IS, 1901. water stock" currency I02
FundiR: currency. 3.65's ..-... III
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Sugar had little boom, getting at one
time as high as 124 rs, and closing at
123 "a, with a small net gain for the day.
II was said that new pool has been form
ed in the stock consisting of number
of the Jewish houses, but nothing new
regarding the sugar situation could be
learned.
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Ontario and Western shows signs Of
coming activity. 1t is said that important
people are buying the stock. The talk of
a division of the stock into common and
preferred is heard again and it is proba-
BILE that this project will be taken up in
the near future. The earnings of the
company have been increasing steadily,
and it would be able to pay coed divi-
dend on say $50 COZ. 600 of preferred stock.
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SpirituaIism.

MR. Keller. 9ls II st. NV; seances for ladies
and gentlemen Monday. "wednesday. and Fri
day nights; convincing physical manifestations
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~ New York Grain Market.
- Corrected daily by W A. Portertied & Co.
NSl F Street. correspondents Howard, Crosby
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The other Pacific securities were less
buoyant than Northern Pacific. but all held
theip>own well. Missouri Pacific advanced
to SIS. The talk of this stock is bullish
despite the fact that the dividend is so
lolg withheld. Mr.. Sage makes the pre-
diction that the earnings Of the company
will show Per cent on the stock at the
end CT the year
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