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AGAINST THE ARMY cANTEEN
The President AS>aiIed az Meth
odIst Conference.

OGlst Conference.
DANBURY Conn. April lG.-Tae New
York East Conference Of Methodist Epis-
Copal Churches in session in this city. de-
clined today to accept a report from a
committee on temperance. deuouncing the
Executive head Of the United States Gov
eminent for its action IN regard to the
canteen law. The report did not mention
the name Of President Mckinley but the
conference refused to censure him even
by inference and after adopting an amend
mcnt modifying the Objectionable parts
Of the report. sent il back TO the COM
mttee
The report referred to the Army canteen
as hydro headed. and. after saving that
Il was apparent that Congress did not
mean what il said when u made the can
teen law. spoke i'm strong denunciation Of
the attitude Of the Federal officers towards
the canteep.
The Rev DT. Thomas Poulson Of New
York city. said that President Mckinley
was a magnificent man upon every sub
jet but that OF the Army canteen" and
afterwdrd made q sensation by declaring
that II the President was a Democra.
and stood in exactly the position mat
President Mckinley. occupies upon the can
teen question. few II any among The mem
bers Of the conference would defend him.
There were cries Of protest from every
part Of the conference The Rev. Dr.
J. Wesley Johnson of Meriden. defended
President Mckinley and declared that
President who deserves the we'll wishes
Of the people more than any man since
the time OF Abraham Lincoln. was being
attacked in a shameful manner and asked
the conference TO pat its foo; down on The
attack
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PUGILIsTS IN TRAINING.
JeRries and Corbett Busy Accumu-
IatinE Muscle


NEW YORK. April 1O.-Jim Jsfries left
for Alenhurst y. j.. yesterday. and uron
mis- arrival there began training for his
coming meeting with Jim COrbett al Ccney
Island next month. The champion was ac-
cOmpanied ny Tommy RYAN and his
brother Jack. who will have sole barge OF
the biz fellows preparation. Jeffries viii
do bis work az the same cottage where lie
got into trim for his encounters with
Sharkey and Fitzsimmons. The first ta.ng
Jefries will co VIII be 20 take of weight
and harden his muscles. He declares his
wind is almost perfect. and that one week
on the road viii help to make il all right
Several sports. headed by John Congl-
dine went TO Lakewood TO see Cor
bett. They were greatly enthused over the
former champions condition. and state
that he is nearly as NJ now as when hS
won the title from John L. Sullivan. nearlt
eight years ago. az New Orleans. Bot
Fi.zsimm0ns has also begun work for
his TWO matches The former champion
regards Ed Dunkhorst. whom he is 20
tackle this month. as just as hard a game
IS Gus Rubin, whom he will face in June
and will not take any chances Rubin.
who is now with Corbett. is also in the best
Of health. and has learned a good deal from
the Californian
Sharkey is another one Of the heavy
weights who is getting ready for his com
bats with Kid Mccoy and Rubin. The
former sailor is quartered at Sheepshead
Bay.
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THE METHODIST PRoTEsIANTs.
Annual Conference Held at West.
minister. Md

minister. Md
WESTMINSTER, Nd. April 10.-The
Maryland Annual Conference Of Methodist
Protestants continued it's sessions by dis
cussing the report Of the Faculty OF In
structiOn which was begun on Saturday
The items OF the report were considered in
order and adopted without change The
full list Of delegates TO the general con
ference is as follows:
Ministerial-Rev. T. II. Lewis. d. D.,
Rev. A. d. Melvin. D. D.. Rev. J. D. Kin
ger. d. D., Rev. r. T. Little. d. D.. Rev.
W. $. Hammond, d. d., Revs. j. NJ. Sheri-
dan. T. o. Grouse. J. l. Straugbn and
Rev. Hugh l.. EldeTdice D. D. Lay-Dr
Joshua W Herring, r. r. Fisher. Daniel
Baker. J. n. Warfeld Thomas A. Murray
G. T. Atkinson. James X. Cation. Samuel
NanGOrt. William }. &. Dulaney, e. Rig
gin. and W. 3. Usilton-
The committee on church extension made
its report. in which IL recommended that
$4,000 be assessed for church extension
work for the year. The recommendation
was adopted.
The committee ON temperance made its
report Among other things President Nc
kinley and Congress were scored for their
non-actiOn in suppressirg the canteen sys-
tenn now in vogue I'm the Army The re-
port asserted that President Mckinley
merits the censure of The Christian peo-
pie Of the land. In the Recommendation
OF the adoption of a resolution the COM
mittee said that we must present so id
front and that while no political party is
advocated every Christian should assert
bis right and end the saloon nv
ending the law that legaiizes IL, ne
report and recommendation were finally
laid over, no action having been taken.
The receipt OF the following sums Of
money during the year WAS reported by
The committee on foreign missions, From
assessment 81 ,S3l.7e. from Christian En-
deavor societies. S2661 45. from Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society. Si,555.i2; spe-
ciSl S26297. Total S5.gll.5S.
The distribution during the year OF the
superannuated fund was reported by T.
A. Murray. it's treasurer, who stated that
4.S43.64 had been expended. leaving a bal
auce on hand OF S2.SIa.5S.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
DrNcAysoY pRos. ArcrIovFFRs.

TRI STEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
b virtue % a certain deed Of trust recorded IN
Lir~r lcS3. flio lSj u Srq.. 81 th1 and
rc,cr.4- o. the District q Columbia. l. the sole
trustee under sht said deed Of trust, 10 the re-.
ques, o. the holder o. the note secured thereby.
viii offer Tor SAFE, 90 public auction, In front Of
ta.. DremiNsE Oh WEDNESDAY. APRIL Il A n
1890. az 4.uo p NJ the following described real
estate viz Lot No. no. beginning al the south-
east corner - she land the Marlboro Road and
joining the land recently purchased by Benjamin
SpriCE and running sid cast line one hundred
and two feet, thence west thirtythrer feet tfeuc.
south along The land q John Payne ninety-sever
feet. thence along the Marlboro Read thirts-thrrs
feet TO tine Place OF beginning. c1Etaining six
Thousand Eve hundred and siXty-seyeu fect q land
situated ID Washington County, District Of Co.urn-
aia.
Terms OF ssle-Au cash Depoeit of $50 r.
Quired a. time Of sale Terms 20 Sc complied yyab
IN ten DAYS. property viii be resold az risk and
cost a deisu.ang purchase. Abf;racting CON
veyarriHg and revenue stamps - cost Of pur-
chaser
J. C. HANILAND. SIR Trusfee
JAMES T. HUNTER. typographical Hall
Attorney FOR holder % note
rnhql Al ana IN ~,
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oUNCANsoN BROS, AUCuoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
By virtue % certain deed q trust. recorded in
Liber 1894. folio ~, e SEQ. one 81 the land
records OF the District Of Columbia. l. the sole
trustee under the sSid deed % trust a. the re-
quest Of the-hcider Of the note secured thereby
VIII Offer for sale az public auction. in front OF
the premises. O. WEDNESDAY. April. IL A. d .
1900, at AIS p. 81, the following described real
estate viz: On The BeHniRg Road, County Of
Washington, comprising One-oUarter Of one acre
81 land, bounded on the south BY property owned
by Phillip simmsi Oh the north by land used as
a graveyard; on the west by land owned by Al
bert Harris, and bounded the east by land
Owne1 BY Rev. John II. jackson The said quar-
ter q acre is Improved by one frame house
containing three rooms
Terms Of sale-All cash, Deposit Of $50 re-
quiTed al time Of sale Terms 20 be complied wi
in ten days, or property will be rcsod al Tisk and
cost Of deiaultinc purchaser. Abstracting con-
veyancing and revenue stamps at cost OF pur-
chaser.
J. c. HAVILAND, SR Trustee
JAMES T. HUNTER, Typographical Hail
Attorney for holder Of note
mh9a 81 ans D z 10 ON
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New York Cotton Marker.
West VirsiniH's Labor Report.

FAIRMCNT W. Va, April l0.-State La
Dor Commissioner Isaac Y. Barton will
shortly issue his biennial report. The doc
ument VIII show condition of Industrial
and commercial prosperity in this State
that is unapproaChablc in its history. One
Of the features of the report viii be that
showing the increased avenues of employ
meBt. demonstrating that hundreds and
thousands OF West Nirginians have found
way and means OF gaining a livelihood In
new industrial enterprises never before
operated in the state
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Cun,hcrInn.' rroperf, ncsfrn,ed.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. April 10.-g-;re
which originated in the stable destroyed
the building and a warehouse adjoining all
the property cf the Cumberland Milling
Company Of which William Pearre. who is
now i'm Washington, is president. -Four
horses burned, with large quantity OF
hay. salt. and feed. The large mill was in
great danger. and as the burning building
was within a stones throw Of the City
Hall. the entire fire department Of the
city was called out. The loss is partially
covered by insurance. Jacob Robinson. a
fireman fell and was run over by reel.
His leg was broken.
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w. s. STATIONS REVENGE.
4 beaver millionaire VIII Buy n Ito
tel 80 AN~n=c IN insult.


DENVER. Cot. April 1o.-W. 3. STRAIT
ton is about to buy she Brown Palace Ho-
rcl in Denver. His motive is said 10 Do
partly revenge. The price agreed on e
81 zoo. GOO While staying al the hotel last
winter. Mr.. Stratt,u became interested in
an actress singing at a Denver vaudeyins
theatre They were much together before
am" after the performance and their Ie-
lations attracted criticism
Gossip about the matter was brought 10
the management and il was considered
sufficient reason 10 make another aotsl
more deSirs Die Tor the actress. Mr. STRAIT
ton vas Indignant az the cOn-truo, ION
placed on nc affair He regarded Sc as an
anru1t 10 hiusolf as well as TO the woman
Now he II buying the hotel. and the pres
ent maUagef Max y. TabCr a son az the
late Senator Tabor, is slated for speedy
removal.
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Spreads Like WIdfre

When things are "the best they become
.'the hest selling Abraham Haze, leading
druggist, of Belleville, Ohio writes: Electric
Bitters are the best selling b;t.ers have handled
in 70 years You know why7 Most diseases begin
In disorders Of the stomach, liver kidnevs.
bowels blood and nerves. Electric Ritters tones
up the stomach. regulates liver. Kidneys, and
bowels purihes the blood, strengthens the nerves
hence cures mutitudcs a maiadies. II builds
up the entire system Puts new life and yiEor
into any weak sicklr TandOWn man or woman.
Price 80 cents sod BY Henry Evans 922 = 81
Druggist.
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Nc,, TnIIorinr Hnnse.

Mr. r. FiUsnnmous, probably one OF the
bcst-knowu cutters IN Washington, has recently
opened a tailoring establishment Of his own at
go + street. Mr. Fitzsimnlons caters 10 the tail
oring wants Of man In q manner different from
the majority at tsiOrs- Where they make suits
at certain prescribed priceS-his stock Of cloths
includes fabrics he make mp for YOU }sttle
as sl2 ~ and from that up "a $40 and 500 His
connections with one Of the biggest importing
houses Of she country are peculiarly advantageous
10 his customers lie has AZ option on all the
short lengths Of clotii--iurt enough for one cuit
Of each pstteTn-tie price Is always advantageous
and Just such things as this enable him 10 make
the superior suit he does for az itttie as 1880
Why mol drink glass OF heurich's beer with
our lunch. Call foT il.
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NEW YORK, April 10-Mrs. Margaret ].
Plant widow Of Henry Bradley Plant. who
died last June, leaving fortune estimated
to be worth about $40 coo. coo. is anxious to
present to jury the facts in her suit to
upset the probate OF the will and codicil
Of her husband in Connecticut 4 motion
for jury trial for the case was submitted
to Judge Freedman in the Supreme Court
by William b. Guthrie. counsel for the
widow
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Of a Tenny.
Jim Mcclure PLAYS bah ~ the same old reliable
style that has characterized his work for the past
decade, and this spring is showing up like two
year-0ld. As this is 90 be ms last year in the
business he viii cndeavor To- make his last DAYS
his best.
Ed ilanl0u -svs Jimmy Casey has improved in
his PLAY so n.r cent over that Of last SraSou
and with b. present showing he may be kept
regularly in the game. Casey is at present on
the sick list and unable 10 play.
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How Frere First Met m. wife.

From the Memoirs Of John Hookham Frere.)
John Hoohhsm Frere was one evening az
party IN a London house where De was intro
duCed 10 a very beautifli WoIHan. They went
together 20 supper, but the way downstairs
he became so interested in conversation that De
drank Of the glass Of neSus fOther versions make
il a glass Of champagne or cup q cohee) that
he had procured for her. and offered her bis arm
20 return 10 the drawing room. In after wears
she would tell the story with infinite zeSt and
add: This convinced me hat my new acqualnt-
ance was. az any rate, very different from most
Of the Young men around Us"
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James K PRODIGY recently complained 70
the District Commissioners that he was
being subjected to unfair treatment by the
orders OF Lieutenant SwiE1eIl. Of the
Seventh precinct in tIat he was denied
the use OF the street in front Of his place
Of business in which 10 exhibit a carriage
or wagon for show. He HIS been informed
IN reply that the use Of the street in the
manner described is contrary to law. and
that the Commissioners are powerless TO
suspcnd The operations of iha low
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r. r. SIS, SLoeoGi12. wash. Gas a"
Bends, $1t0d}l7; Wash. Gas B" Bonds.
S6oC e 15; National Union ms. 1012 -;
RIGGS Fire Insurance. lUNS 1-2, Capt al
Traction. 2uuH102 IL. 1OOAI02 Is. SD
lt2 a-S- AeTgeUtb8ler Linotype. 1911 1884,
Ia 2aN l.i -: Lanston MCnotype. 1t0H
Il IS. l5G14, 2d0Gl3 "a; Aue-. Ora
phophone, prfd.. tOG13; Pneumatic G n
Carriage. l0cHz3 cts. After cali--Capital
Traction Scrip. $13SH1e6 -. Capital
Traction. 10N1o2 Is, MclgeEt-al7 Limo
type. 201!4 -. Errors LanstOn Mono
type reported yesterday at IA Is sod IA
L.
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SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN.
DIR. WinchrSter, Of Annapolis. shoots
Himself

Himself.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. April ic-Dr. Holly
x. Winchester. a pracJicinE physician Of
Annapolis. committed suicide at the nome
of his father, Horace r. Winchester. al
North Severn. Anne Arundel county lie
had been in iII-health for some time He
was unmarried. he had a practice IN
Annapolis and made frequent visits 10 his
home place.
Or. Winchester dressed himself al &
O'Clock and went downstairs To the dining
room. where his father found him dead
Two shots had been fired one shot
entering the IefJ eve at the june
ture OF the nose; the other through the
mouth. The rash act is attributed TO his
feeble health.
DR.. Winchester was the only son Of his
father. lie graduated from the Baltimore
University MeGica! College in 1880 and
went 10 Chicago, where he prscticed for q
few years. N 1886 he removed TO Annapo-
lis. where he continued in sctive practice
until his death
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20 Years OF viIe Cntnrrh-Ch

Brown. journalist. Of Duluth, MINI. writes: I
have been a sufferer from Throat and Nasal
Catar7h for over 20 years, during which time my
head has been stopped up and my condition truly
miserable Within is minutes after using Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder ! obtained relief
Three bottles have aimcSr. il rot entirely. cured
me" Sold by =. 8 Williams 9th and St
Edmen6s & Williams, 30 sad Pa. ave-l9
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= birthday Suicide.

ALLEGHANY. Pa. April 10.-Otto Roeh-
Ter. who was just thirty-three years old
yesterday, celebrated the anniversary Of
his birth by shooting himself in the m.uth
at his home, 45 Herman Street He died
in few minutes. His motive for suicide
is not known
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ELKTCN. ga april 1O.-Rev. r. Irving
Watkins, 81 &C Wilmington Methodist
Episcopal Conference and pastor Of the
New Castle Methodist Episcopal Church
has accepted a cali TO become pestor OF a
CovingtOn. Ky. church
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On Furniture.
MOneV to Loan
on
H0uSeh0Id Furniture. PiannS. etG

you in need Of money, desire 70 IL
form you OF method We can secure you
q loan On al easy moFthly payment plan. at iesg
cost than ever before and below The rate q aaF
ether company 10 The city. You car pa In fJu
az any time after the lean IL secured zzt 4 Will
Only sOst you for such time a. you have had The
money. Our business Is strictly private. and al
applications sse treated eoaAdeatl2lly- Z you
have loan Wish any other concern you can So
cure Joan through Is 70 pay II snd set more
money II desired L VIII pay ycu 60 c4li and see
before E7irE elsewhere. Wt are ready a. ~
al times durirE cGicC hours 10 give iulorns
ton concerning CUI business methods. and "a
vii receive courteous u-atment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE 90,
arIs-u g. 81 \. ".
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Ruskia END the Fourteenth Century.

George Treveyan mentioned that once, when
walking with lady, he had met Ruskin and
m the hope that the latter might say something
Characteristic he addressed the great man. ask
ing him il he had heard the news. What newsT'
was the reply. 'PleTna has fallen" 'PleVua1
never heard Of Il. know nothing later than
Tie fourteenth century"
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sleep al results Of youthful errors. etc. such A.
Drains Losses. lmpotency Lame Back and Van
coce,e- Over, ooo gave testimony N 1890. ] ar
s@er AL letters. personally OF belt may be cX-
AMIR Il - my Office
Dr. NJ. G.SANDEN- S16 B'dwav New York. y 3
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Uncle Sam Don't Weax

,~-N a Truss, but be carries The Ar
S-.z,.-~ Cushion Truss all ever the United
- States Men, women, and children
wear and IKE them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else viii Consultation
md two weeks trial free. Lady in Attendance for
Ladies' Office. parlors waiting. and consultation
rooms on the same hoor. Catalogue free. THE
RORICk AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. lZ24
ST. nv, I'd Door mhl0-u en-
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STRENGTH IN RAILWAYS
The Market Ranges Between Tr; c.
ten and Industrial Prices.

Continental TobHccO aud the steel
stocks CouSpicuousiy W"nk-NeNV
York street Roads the Feature
81 the Day-Rumors Of "a Dividend
on the Missouri Pacific Securities.
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New York stock market.

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibhs G CO.,
members OF the New York Exchange, 1913
+ Street.
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The steel and iron securities we're again
weak this morning on bear selling. The
short interest in this group is large and a
sharp drive at 1t would result in a fine
upward movement
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5000 NON
WashIngiOH D. Flgage LQan CO
60 = Street NV

ATTENTION INVESTORS can place aluouutl
Of 500 and upward without expense Co in
vsstor - on income af per cent viii De- 80
sred. principal aud interest guaranteed. For
particulars addrC-s Box ls3. this Once.
apl0-St.em
honey TO LOAN al SlA, 50, 4, and "a PEI
cent. IN sums OF 81. go 10 $1,000 ID. O.
real estate; pay OF snd per cent mortgages
snd begin anew: all transactions conducted vita
seonou1is al consideration for borTo0srA WA n.
SAUNDERS & co. ItJ7 -. nv. III item
MONEY loancd s4iarisd people and retail mef-
chants upr@ their own names. without se-
eurity: c1sy payments TOLHAN. Room IS. 209-
eI4 = ST oeZ2-lFr
HONEY TO LOAN ~ APPROVED COLLAr-
ER.I4-No delay CHARLES A BAKER,
RoC rs 30 sad 81, Netzerott Building. ilIo St
kI2-u
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Washington stock Exchange.
Sales-U. s. 3's Coupon, SCOa 10: Ches.
& Pot. Tel Con. SIS. 81, OOOGI04: Columbia
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90 uuO upwards mao
i cans or Mill on FURNITURE
tPIANoS. HORSES

Ws=on. etc At lowest rates aBd On the -
you Apply We are Gaming IN tie Building -
Loan Association Pisn, Which makes the eosoi
carving leans much - than you pSy -
where and allows you 10 pay il II IN any ID
notes you desire. running from ore &c t7Eo
months. Tou cEly pay for the uss o. monsssF
the length Of time you carry &C. " zee b
loan with some ether company We wla p2it
Of and advance YOU El0Te money u desired. e
rhrerfully give sud no cost 20 you uli.--- IN
is made Loans made anywhere in tlC DISH
Car and 2. rates. Tront room, erst eoor. l.
snti6e American Ruildihg-
National Nor tga re Loan L
6XS r Street. " ~
rrs-R
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FOR SALE Beautiful lot west OF CHEVY chase;
$3.50 sqlsre feet. Is3 feet fronting Rockville
Railroad; enc fare from city. Address FRANK
STORY, Station Z, Georgetown. ape err
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
WHY GO WITHOUT ITs

loans made sans 'ly you apply ia any amount
rom $40 up o. 500. on furniture. .---res. o.
ptr-oual property Of any kind, vi-l.ut re-
mov~. trcm your Possession. and a. the very
lowest rs-es- You can make your own aerns.
aud pay hack as YOUR Circumstance Ufl rFy-
ult Our utlccs are up GA the Fifth f.C0r.
away from tho street AMI are arranged that
you can talk vith us quietly ard eelhdentiaily,
and y0u can rest assured shat 20 one outside of
our Cftees VIII know sou are a.-rDsiag money
Those wH0 90 NOT care 90 have their reiglbors or
friends Enew tLeg sfe iu need 1f money. are the
ones we epeelal.y desire 60 serve We uI-b %
give everyone a square deal Eiuily cali and get
rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.
92s-030 ] ST. Near gth NV
Room a. ArI4utic Building
TAKE ElaTaJp- % 9Th FLOOR.
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Chicaa.o Grain nnd rrorisInn .InrLe,

Corrected daily by W. p. Hibhs & Q.
members OF the Kew York EXCHANGE I4Iq
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The outlook for an Increase i'm tbe divi-
dend OF the Pennsylvania this wear is ex-
cellent The company earned Si4 go. 600
net on directly operated lines. during the
hrst eight months Of the year. and with
the advance in the rate ON soft coal il is
certain that the Increase I'm net will be
even larger during the remainder OF The
ye;r. Even allowing for the most liberal
expenditure for betterment &c Is certain
that the surplus profits OF the company FOR
the year viii be equal TO or per cent
more than the per cent now paid the
stockholders The London S.atist'i has
published long and careful article ON The
Pennsylvania reviewing the earnings and
the prospects Of the company from a stand
point eminently British in its conserva.
tism. The "Statist" approves OF the stool
OF the company and predicts larger divI-
denG disbursement In the near future
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DANIEL DREW SAID.

when the ZAP begins to nan ap bus stocks. "
and presumably that wa good advice because
Daniel made mach money, and dsed q uialti-nil
honaire We so not think that the sap is ran
ming much vet. but the wall street Tree il in
fuE bloom. and the bulls wiu so.n commence
10 harvest their crops Tho other speculative
trees are also commencing 10 SHOW signs Of life
notably tie Pork, Corn. ard Cat;ou tree, ard
last but not least