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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
s9iHbrHbise scrsttet.
9sr Matrp|en bes perlorenen Shppz

Gisr MatroTen beg ~psrlorensn SApo=
ners n9oloen Gbeaf" ppbtbsbaltsn
in philadelphia ongelangt. - Der
Steuermom unb elmer Der Matrpz
fen lieasn als 2eidRn auf benz
Mssres9runb. - Ses Captains
Sdidial ungefpiB.
Pbilabelpbta. 8. Mdr3. -
Dier Idiffbriidiae MatroIen fino in
6isIiger Stabt angafommen uro bra9z
ten bic 9iobsboti9aft bon benz @6siz
tern bes S4ooners o9olbsn Sbeaf,"
pslher am Is. 6ebruar, mil aOblen
an 9orb, na4 Gbriitianfiaot, ct.
@roir, a6fu6r. Der Steuermann unD
Elm Matrois BEG Sdooners ljegen auf
Dem Msere5grunos; man 6eFir9tet
a6er, boB au6 Der Gdpitdn ertrurfen
lit, obpp6l bic gerettetsn Sselsute bic
9offnung ausbridsn, er babe 5if an
8pro elmer 9arfe, bic aur 9iilf eleiitung
6erbei ae1egstt mar, in St6er6eit ge=
bra9t. Die bier @eretteten lungten
gaIiern an 9prb bes britiIdm DAM
piers vMpfta" bier an. 9sTsn Be-
mannung batte eirpan barten, 5tpeiItiinz
oigen &f gsgen Winb uno @ellen
gefubrt, Bis ss ibr qelungsn mar, bic
BON Sobs 8ebrobtm gu erl0len. Die
Gerettsten lino: So6n 2earp, 9oGmaz
troIe, Elm SrlGnbsr; Sobn Salone,
9oamutroTe aus Hi9u, RuBlano; u.
Sobnfon, Sesmann, aus 8alma,
Sdpeoen, unb 9enrp Sspfutb, See
mann, aus SoutbEportlanb, Maine.
Der Gupitdn bss n9oloen Sbsaf"
bieb %. q. Gbanolar aus Soutbs
portionb. Der ertruntens Steuer@
mann bisb Neptune unb lieB li9 in
bieIigsr Staot anFuern. 9ss tobten
MatroTen Same lit ni6t betannt. Der
v@oIosn SFaf" gsrietb am "a. Sc
bruur in einen idredli6sn Sturm.
9ret Sage lang arbettsten bic Matro7
fen tpie bic 8iber. 4ber trpb aIer In>
1iren9un9sn tpurben Die 0eds eInges
iioben unb bas Safs(z unb Ssgelpert
bes S6opners in bic See geIputt. Die
2euIe Itopften bic 2Dder ouf 0sd nit
Se9eltu4 gu. 5rpboem mar bas
5abr3eug balo Elm tilfloIes Mrad.
Dim 26. Jebruar purbe Elm 8arfIdiff
9eli4tet u. Capt. Gbanbter CAB Notbz
Iigndle. 9sios 5abr5euge issten je Elm
Boot aug. Der gapitdn bes rGoloen
Sbsaf" mar nit ejnem Teiner 2eute
F6on in oas Boot aeItie9en uno rief ben
@noerm gu, gu folasn; oa fippte oas
9pot UNI, uno bic atpei Mdnner lagen
i'm WaHer. Der MatroIe taudte nt6t
mebr ouF. pohl a6er Der Gapltdn.
9erleibe. i6pamm auf bas unagez
~ltir3te Boot gu uno puroe bon bannen
aetrie6en, ben 9lidsn Der NafIeknoen
ntIdtpinbenb. NGeroines fubr inn
bas anoere Boot na6; bod lit es aipeiz
fsl6aft, Of er gsrettet purbs. 9alb oaz
rduF tau6te Der rMotta" auf. Der
Sturm piitbete nod INNER, tpes6alb
bic finf Mann an gprD DEG n@oloen
Sfeaf" tpenig 9oFfnurg batten, Iiter
an 8orb oes Oampfers gu fommsn.
Mit 6iilfe eims 9optes purben bier
gerettet - Der FINITE mar Der unatiidz
feLige Steuermann. Gr puroe bonn
S5ean berf4lungen, als er oas Hetz
tungsboot i4pimmenb gu erreiden
herEi,A+o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
stGapt. Snarbman freigelprodcn.

t 0 n, MaR.. 3. Mdr3. = Der
r9lObe" erFdbrt bon feinem GORE
IpOnbenten in SlozSlo, boB GupitGn
Sobn 8oarbman pom 26. 3egiment
bonn 8risgsgeri9t frsissfprp6en uro
Capt. 5reb. McOpnalo leoigli6 oes
llngsborIams lduloig %befunOen NOR
ben lit. Dix Strafs laute auf 9erdb@
Tebung CUR unterIten Stelle Der Capt
tGne bes Regiments. 9d aber @era@
raj 6uoh,s iid getpeigsrt fat, ods
llrtbsil 81 ~bsftdtigen, 10 lit aud Capt.
Mc0onqlb 10 sui. ns frsise[proasn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
Sine Nntmprt nuf 9iebcrmann's
Nnariff.

@6jcaqp, Sus., 3. Mdr3. - s,
6. Safe, elmer Der beIibetdnnten
b~sutT69amerifaniI6en 8iir9sr @bicaz
qo's, friibersr prdIiOsnt beB GAtcdgo'er
@tulratbes, pe.dsr, pie 6eri4tst,
8eranla6ung CAB, baB Der oeutE9s
gptI6after in WaIbingtpn, Or. BON
0p[e6en, i'm Hsi6stag BON benz Ibgez
oronsten 2isbermann, benz 6ubrer Der
4ntizS emitsn, angegriTfsn nurps, neil
Der gptI6ufter 6rn. 6uae CUR Iusz
8eihnunQ burh ben 8r%01enOrosn en-
pfo6len battle, erfidrte gsEtern, bah sr
nidt bic 5fpeiFel6afte Gbre babe, 9rn.
2tsbsrmann gu fsnnen, unb. odB er
audi nn gerpe9gruno Dss ln9rtffes
oes 6errn nun oamit erfldren tonne,
paB Der|elbe eben unter alsn umltan@
ben Der 9piitif Der Rsgjerun9 gu oppo=
niren Iufs. sd bate Is fur elne
bo6e G6re," GuBerts er Ii4, ~oaB main
Name i'm csutI6en Rsi6sta9 ertpdhnt,
unb ib bon einem Ndnn, ME 9r. BON
Ridtfofen, psrtbejbi9t puroe. SD
tam es n:d1t in Wbraoe fte1en, oaB t5
Elm gutter Qmerjtansr gu Isin n:rInde.
obsr ib babe niemals Mngriffe uuf
DeutEhluno ober biz osutfde Regisz
runa oebiGjat. Das f0naen ale meme
gefannten beTiGt:e:n. Sd BABE tets
rem nsu+grhsr Wnoelsuenheiten Elm mar
mes Sntere1Ie ospiomet u. MIDI sttrtgIt
bsmiibt, BAG freunoli6e GJnpernehmsn
5piTfan SsutI6tanO rno Den gsr.
Staaten gu f0rbsrn. Oarubsr mag
Ii6 5r. 2is6srmann oIsaetdt am 1ltelz
lien Grgern. Sc beiBt, oab i'd tbeiiz
peiIe fir psutffz Feinolihs artifst in
Der beIign vSribuns" peranttportll3
bin, aber cSsbsrmarn peib, ooB i'd
nidJt bic geringIie GOntrols ubsr Die
9altung jones 8lattes babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
Nnti=britti6e &itnbgebunaen.

Die Fran80IiE4zcunaoiiden Stuoentsn
DemoIiriren peiter ge9sn So6n
8uQ.
MontreaL Sue, 3. MGr3. -
Die Stuosnten Der franSDTI6>canQ0iz
fden 2speisl1nioeriitdt our65ogsn gez
fern pisOer oemonitrirano bic Straz
ben. 4uf benz 9sbGuoe Der 53eitunq
ga patris," benz Organ Oss canaoiz
fden 8a6imtsmitglieog s. 8. Sarte,
pfIon5ten Tie bic Sricotore uhr Der
britjiden 5log9e uuF. Dim 46snb riTz
fen lie DON 9ebduoe bes Star" Der
3eitung, pel4e porgeliern Die Demon
fration auf benz Dominion Square
on8e3sttclt, bic 6ritiids 5lagge 6erunz
ter, trattn lie nit 5iiBefl. Ipisen onrauF
uno ri1en tie in 6sBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04

O6a! - Gulaliu: sd fam MIDI
zines loldta Win:tr3 ME beg beurlgsn
f!dt er:na:rn." - 6srr: nunD Sic
baden bod gspiB Elm io5uiasen unbsz
grenatss grinnsrunssDsrm09sn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04

9uter Rut6. - r5rau NaGa
burin, purum idtugsr six penn Sbra
S0fin 10 iebr?" vSie bat mid ein
bids Sfps:n g%snannt!!" - rNun, bd
r~B. Ssa2n bas S9iagen audi ni6R;
oogegsn miiiIen Sic cine @~ntfettunsss
FUR Our9ma4enI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
Cub q.

Dem General 8ppp fommt bic Sa9r
iage bsbent.i6 Dor. - MonIignpr
'Sbaretti'5 SteQung. - Setretdr
G0ot's 8eIu4.
Sabana, 3. MGr3. - 9smral
@oob bat lsbr oringenbe gotlhuften
na9 WaTbjn9ton 9sT4idt, paB er
0runo gu e%rHii6aften SsEorgnifen
babe, tpann aud bic Situation auf
Guba ge9entpdrtia Elm f4e5nbar 10
Frsunbihes 9eIiAt babe. 4~qeroing5
befiir6tet er teineNusbrii9e Der 9oItsz
leioenI6aFtsn, obsr es bdufen li6 ouf
alien Sejten S6pieriqfeitsn, Die lofort
aus Dem Wsge eerdumt tperOen MIL
fen.
Mgr. S6oretti, Der n~susrnannte
9iI6pf BON 6apana, bat einsn cu6aniz
14en 4rieIter gu ieinem Ssfretdr erz
nannt. 8erslts fGngt bic friihere Spz
petition, bic ii6 gegen ben neuen Siz
F6of %funbga6, ON gu I6pinoen. Die
lsbte 8erIamnlung, pel6e arrangirt
mar, un cine NantfeItation gegen i'm
ms Werf gu ieben, fat Ii6 als Elm
5ebll6lag erpiefen. Die 2ebner, Die
Dor leiner 4nfunft b;srIel6Ii lebr err
bsttert gegen i'm lparen, |agten. Ieln
Wuslsben urO 8enebmen geFaQe i6nsn,
unb lie tpuBten nur 9utes ppn i6m gu
fassn. Mon fat a1gemein Den Gin
brud geponnen, baB Mgr. S6aretti
fir Die 6eIten SntsreNen Der Stride DON
Cuba arbsitst, unD IS 1T Te6r 3peifelz
Daft, baB nod peitere prOteIie gegsn
i'm iaut Deroen.
Oas reuerlt6e 6aQsn in ben 3uderz
preiIen bat Da5 9slb i'm 6apaneIiI6en
Martte gu einem ni6t piel bege6rten
IrtifsG fir Spetutations5peds gemadt,
One 8anfen ba6en Elm Surplus an
9aar, Sine ganf fat 100000 in
ibren @etp0l6en liegsn, uno lie bate
ii6er barauf geretnst, oieIe in umlauf
unb Die 3uderernbte in 8epsgung gu
isben. Dix plontagen@SeiBer parten
iebt h0bere preiEe ab uno balten i3rs
grnbts felt.
Sn ben 3situn9en tpirb Der bsoorz
Itshenbs ge1uh ba5 &risgsIefretGrs
Hoot lebbaft beTproten. Die uPatria"
Iast, lie pilfe nidt, parum er tomme,
unb 5igt 6in3u, paB prd Iioent Mcz
&inlsD pom 8ouperneur MooO, in
nel6en bic Gubaner polss 9ertrausn
ieben, uGe getpiinT6te au5funFt erbals
ten f0nne. Die r2u6a" empf;e6lt 9rn.
Root, in Ieinen 8erat6ungen Die Qsmz
tsrinbaber gu ~ignoriren unO nur mil
ben aaufleutsn, qfian5ern uno Gubuz
nern gu conferiren, tpelds Der pirtli6s
Sib Der Stdrfs leien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
YnitDicb in Suit.

NepzYprt, 3. Mdr3. - @ilz
liam Carr. Der % Sabre alte qoIt>
rduber aus 2onszSslanozGitp 1T jebt
Elm 9efansener i'm poli5eiz9auptz
quarter. Die Setsftips Mee6an uno
9alD, pel4e felt Montag, an pelffm
Sage Der ssplinOerte potIod in
2ongzSslanozGitp geFunoen puroe,
auf ben flii4tigen Poitboten, auf ben
Der @erbadt ii4 9elentt bate, faAnz
beten, fonben i'm geitern Nadmittag
inn v2onbonzSheatsr" an Der 8operp.
Carr oeitano fofprt Die geriibung 0e5
Oiebitabls Elm. Gr iagte. baB er ben
ppItiad noh einem 9ol5bofe trug.
Oer Cad lei often uro Der innere 2eiz
neniad 5erriRen getpsien. gr babe cine
Mn5atl 8riefe geOfFnet unb ibnen $36
8aar, cine bsrgoloete ubr, etnen Srou7
ring uno cine 9riGe entnommen. Ois
gsItoblsnsn So9en. nit Wusnabme
oes @eloes, tpurosn an Dem Mrreitanz
ten Dorsefunben. Carr lit elm Sobn
oes grspoli3iiten Mt4oel Carr BON
2pnQzSslanbIGitD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04

Gommsntdre ber prehe ii6er Die ansea
lsssnbeit. - Ser ipanii4s Orosn
bs &ronprinoen. - 8sin 'bsutIass
9el4paber pirb 9els9entli9 Der
puriier Notwithstanding na4 fran
s0fiIden GepdFe-n sefdidt tpsrs
ben. -SsutIdlanb bsntt an feline
Grtperbung bon p6ilippinsn & Sn@
feln. MGerlei Sntereh antss.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09

NEW YORK, March Clover prices
were common in the initial dealings I'm tie
stock Market this morning. In some in
stances. in Peoples Gas the declines
reached round limits. Metropolitan Street
Railway was also decidedly heavy, but the
declines were generally within fractional
limits. Sugar Refining was feature Of
the Industrial quarter. and was largely
dealt in at a slight decline from yester-
days final prices. Third Avenue Railway
was active and rather feverish, while Man
haitian was almost wholly neglected. The
changes in the standard issues were ex-
tremely limited. and there was little ac-
tivity in that quarter OF the market.
The London market for American socks
was shown at irregular changes IN contrast
with the local closing figures Of yester-
day, and the dealings here Tor foreign
accounts were in considerable volume.
There was a disposition 10 take more
favorable view Of the showing that the
banks will make IN their weekly state
ment tomorrow as il is known that the re-
ceipts from the interior, and notably from
California, have been unusually heavy this
week. and IL is also believed that the loan
account will show a smaller increase than
hose Of the paSt few weeks.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
Trust Magnntes in FLORIDA.

PALM BEACH, Fla, March 81.
PierpOnt Morgan, William Rockefeller,
and James Stillman assembled yesterday
morning on a quiet corner Of the hotel pi-
azza and spent an hour in earnest CONVEX
sation. Later Mr.. Morgan and the mem
bers Of his party went 10 the Ocean Pier
and remained there until the hour for
lunch. Mr.. Morgan's physician has adj
vised him to get the benefit Of the sea
breezes as much as possible. and the pier,
which extends Cor a third Of a mile into
the ocean, is especially adapted for that
purpose. In the afternoon Mr.. Morgan
chartered a launch for a trip up the Lake
Worth Lagoon, and this evening the party
dined at the Royal Poinciana.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S sALE-By vir+u.
Of wit Of fen iaciES, issued oct Of tbe
clerks 0fice Of the Supreme Court Of the District
nublic sale for cash, on SATURDAY. MARCH u
1900 AT Il O'CLOCK A N, IN front al he
court house door, Washington, D. c. tbe follow
ing described real estate to-wit: Lots numbered
81 S. 50. and 90. in block number l. in Oregon
L Green's subdivision o. a part q a tract 81
land in the county Of Washs7gtoB
District Of Columbia, as per plat in
County Book, number O. page a, in the
Office OF the Surveyor o. the District Of Columbia
seized and levied upon the property Of Gland
ius B smith and George o. Watson Trustees
terre tenants Of Andrew NJ Green deceased and
sold 20 satisfy execution No. Al. 65s in favor of
Henry H. Bergman Treasurer Of the Washington
SIX Per Cen: Permanent Building Association,
plaintiff.
AULICK PALMER. Marshal.
THOS. DOWNING Co. Auc,ioueerS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
A Murderer Takes His Lie.

FREEHOLD. n. j., March 9.-Joseph
King the negro who murdered William
White at Long Branch Monday committed
suicide yesterday in the woods near Al
laire. Several farmers had run the negro
down. About noon they found him hiding
behind a tree and ordered him to sur
render. The fugitive took razor from
his pocket, cut his throat, and fell to the
ground and soon died
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
FAILS TO IDENTIFY DORSEY.
sheriff Russell. of Loudoun County
Va. Sees the Prisoner

Sheriff II. II. Russell, Of Loudoun coun-
", Va. arrived in the city this morn
ing from Leesburg. and after closely ques-
uoning Osborne Dorsey. the coIored man
arrested last night by Detectives Muller
and Baur, stated that the prisoner was
evidently not the Gus Osborne wanted
by the Virginia authorities Dorsey ONLY
partially answers the description Of Os-
borne.
To Sheriff Russell he stated that he lived
m this city all his life and had never
been IN Leesburg, LOvettsviIle. or Hills
dale, where Gus Osborne is alleged TO
have committed several larcenies. In or
der TO satisfy himself as 10 whether the
man under arrest here is the man wanted
Sheriff Russell today telegraphed TO Round
Hill. Va, for man who knows Gus Os-
borne, and who will arrive here this even
ing to identify the prisoner. Dorsey is still
held at No ] station
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
New York Cotton Market.
Rapid-Fire Guns mt Fort Montroe.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March 9.-With-
in the past week another new rapid-hre
battery has been started at Fort Monroe,
and when completed will command the ap-
proach 10 Newport News, Richmond. Nor
folk, and Portsmouth. The site is In di-
rect line with the famous Rip Raps, in the
centre OF Hampton Roads. officially known
as Fort Wool, and with Willoughby Spit
on the opposite shore.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
with an early advance OF two points or
wn.bippton STOCK E1cnnnEc.

L. 6. Electric Light, debenture. 6s: 81
G0OGl12. L. s. Electric Light cert: $1,000
10: Capital Traction. i0ng7. 20d96 rs.
4Od96 "a. 20096 IS. 4OH96 ID. 20H96 Ia.
4Gd96 3-S: Washington Gas: 2Jd53 Ia -
asa SIS: Mergen;haler Linotype: 5d195 "a.
2d196. 20G195 II seller 80. Sodl95 IA,
AIS -. 6061S5 9-S l0a1s5 SIS seller 20;
Lanston Monotype: 20a12 IS, t25d12 "a.
5OT12 SIS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
Tapping TeIegrnpb Wires

LGNCHBURG, Va. March 9-For a
month past the Western Union office here
has been annoyed by someone frequently
tapping wire a short distance from the
city. The efforts to capture the trespasser
proved successful Wednesday night. when
Clifford Thompson. a young resident Of
Lynchburg was caught working his teIe-
graph apparatus on the side of the South
ern Railroad about two miles south OF the
city. He was arrested.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
Held Up by Negroes.

NORFOLK. Va. March 9.-Though tho
police are exercising the greatest vigilance
crime reigns in this city. Wednesday nigh
J. b. Hoskins bank clerk. was held IN
and robbed by two negroes. and later in
another part Of the city Z. B. Hodges and
his wife weTe followed TO their home by
negro, whom Mr.. Hodges shot at as soon
as he secured his revolver from his house
The high~aymen in both instances escaped
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
FINANCIAL.
MEReENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY

NEW YORK, March c. 1900.
AT MEETING or THE BOARD OF d.
rectOrs held tbs day, a regular quarterly divi-
dend OF TWO AND A HALF PER CENT and an
extra dividend Of TWO AND A HALA PER CENT
were declared, payable and after March 81,
1900, TO the stockholders Of record on saturday,
March u, 1900, st ] O'clock p m.
The transfer books viii close on Saturday,
March l., 1900, al ] O'Clock p. m, aud reopen
Monday, April ,, 1900. az 10 O'Clock a. m
FRED'K ]. WARBrRTON, Treasurer.
ILLl-l
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
Lower PRICES COMMON
The Stock Market Sh0wS Continued
General Declines.

Peoples Gas and Metropolitan De-
cidedIy Hcavy-SuGar Refining Fol-
lows the Universal Trend-Third
Avenue Active, hut FeVeriSh-Lin'-
ited Changes in Standard Issues.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09

Sugar sold Eek" dividend 10 per cent
today for the first time in its history. II
sold of at the opening TO two points or
more below the closing price OF last night
but later seemed inclined TO regain its
dividend. Third Avenue was also strong
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09

The bank statement tomorrow will be a
poor one, il is said, but probably not as
bad as that OF last week And there IL
excellent cause for hOpefulness regarding
all future statements for some time 10
come. The Currency bill will soon be
law and thu fear regarding this measure
is that it viii make over-infation rather
than give New York too little money. Lon
don has bought a large amount OF Amer
lean securities during the past two weeks
and when the shorts begin TO cover in the
grangers and other international securl-
ties il Is to be expected that the lesser
amount OF floating stocks will be felt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
Fi,e stntes Eire nnnrs.

The ROYAL Limited beautiful swift. and
sure, leaves Washington. b. & o. r, r. station
New Jersey Avenue and Street. daily 3 p IA.
arrives New NOrk p. Exquisite dining and
cafe car service
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09

One Of the cheap bear theories that
gained currency yesterday and did its lit
tie 10 help hurt prices for a moment was
to the effect that If the bubonic plague
has reached san Francisco IL will result
In killing business on the Southern Pa
cihc Union Pacific, and Atchison, and also
on the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
The securities of these companies had
tendency 10 decline yesterday and today
but the story did very little damage as far
as inducing investment holders to sell their
stocks.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09
New york stock Marlsrt.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hobs G. CO.,
members of the New York Exchange.
1913 + Street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09

Chicago Gas was a trile stronger this
morning. after a decline to % at the open
ing. The latest elaboration OF the Ogden
Company bear story Is that the concern is
backed by the Standard Oil Company. and
will get its oil cheap and make its gas rs
cents a thousand feet cheaper than its RI
val can. There is good evidence that this
bear gossip. which has been profuse this
week. is floated by a strong Chicago bear
clique The price OF the stock may be sent
somewhat lower. but IL would seem 10 be
a mistake for holders Of the stock who
have sufficient margins TO sell at the pres
eut level when. without doubt the stock Is
worth much more and will be selling much
higher in the near future.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-09

The Stock Market this morning was
repetition Of those OF every previous dav
his week. Business was at a standstiil
and the few transactions recorded were all
Of professional character. which reflected
nothing Of the real situation. Many Of tn
important interests are out Of town. and
apparently pay ing no attention to the mar
ket. The public Is doing nothing. and viii
do nothing until an upward movement Is
begun and wei under way. The iucentiy,
that is to e. .auRe the temper Of specu-
latiOn is not now i'm sight or not recognized
as such. That such an upward movement
Will develop out Of the present dizziness in
the course Of q short time there is no rea-
son 10 doubt. 70 has been one Of the rules
that never fail in the Stock Market that
dullueSs does not last. Already this spring
there have teon sufficient dull DAYS. The
number Of harGs traded I'm this year 10
date is much less than half the volume OF
business in the same period last year
Prices viii move before long and all the
evidence Of the situation tends TO indicate
that ;hey will not decline. II is another
rule Of the game not 10 sell a dull market
Some Of the best financial people advise
buying railway securities al their present
level.
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The meeting OF the Southern Railway
people occurred today. Il was believed this
morning that an increase In the dividend
rate on the stock would be declared. The
earnings Of this company are only next to
those of Atchison in the surprising rate Of
their increase. and the securities Of the
company are deservedly popular with care
full investors.
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Chicago Drain and Pror1.Ion Mnrkr

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs Co..
members of the New York Exchange,
I4l9 Street.
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Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,
go f Street NV

HONEY TO LOAN at 81, Sas, 4, snd "A per
cent 10 sums Of $50 20 $4,000 on d. @
real estate; pay % and per cent mortgages
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MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer-
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Irus. but he carries ~ All
< - Iushioa Truss al ever the Oniteo
States. Ess, women. and children
car sHd ike them. The Air Cushion Pad holon
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Catalogue free TIE RORICk AIR CUSHION
Truss COMPANY. liza . q. uW.s 81 seer.
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The grangers generally sold of fraction
ally. The outlook is for good recovery in
the group. Il is stated unoflcially that the
Atchison earnings for February showed an
increase Of 5000. 900 and more.
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SECURITY LOAN COMPANY
Room J. Warder Building
Corner Ninth and + Streets y. ".
MONEY $4,000 MONEY

To lean on furniture. pianos. etc. without re-
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We viii loan any amount making time and pay
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rates and methods 10 secure loan. We are the
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