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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22
Illusira,ed Lectuie.

There will be an illustrated lecture at
the German Lutheran Church on Thurs
day next. at ?. 80 o'clock. p. m. Topic
Life OF Martin Luther. Admission
free. A collection will be taken up. the
pre- ceeds for the benefit OF the Sunday
school. adv.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22

The members OF Co. G. First Reg. l..
M. N. C., have been notified to present
at the Armory OF the Com
pany on Maryland Avenue tomorrow
Friday. at O'Clock. preparatory to be-
ing measured. The order was issued by
the Captain. Jas. {. Porter. Company
G is the about 10 reorganite. and the
foregoing is a step in this direction.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-22
THROUGH AHOMAN' SEYES
Mrs. JEWELS Opinion of the
South African Situation.
NURSED JAMESONS MEN
She Was for Several Years Resident
Of the Transvaai, Although an Amer
ican-PersonaIity of the 6oers-The
Jameson Expedition.

In considering the present South
African War. says Mrs. Fletcher Web
ster Jewell, in the New York Herald.
involuntarily look at the situation
through a woman's eyes. and. passing
the causes, think first OF the conse-
quences. The first picture that comes
TO me. therefore. instead of being one
OF glory and fame as the result of the
different battles, Is of carnage and
death. OF widows and OF orphans. This
comes home all the more keenly be-
cause happened to be a spectator of
some OF the exciting scenes in and
about Johannesburg during the latter
part of 1895 and the early part of 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05

The East Washington Citizens Associa-
ton recently requested the architect of the
Capitol to permit pedestrians to pass
through the building in going to or coming
from down town offices or business houses.
and the secretary, Mr.. A. s. Sperry. has
received the following response signed by
Mr.. Elliott Woods, acting architect:
In response to your request of May ?,
orders have been issued to open the doors
and allow pedestrians to use as thor
oughfare the entrance sand the crypt in
the basement story of the Capitol build
ing, the west stairway and the entrance
during the hours between 7:30 am. and o
pm, week days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
FOR PROMOTING 4 LOTTERY.
Moy Jim Arrested and Gives Bond for
Appearance.

Moy Jim, a Chinaman, who lives at 10
~ street northwest, was arrested this
morning by Policy Detective Watson and
locked up at the second precinct station,
charged with a violation of the law. Only
a few days ago another Chinaman was ar
rested as an alleged lottery runner and he
was permitted to forfeit small amount Of
collateral. In the case of Moy Jim the de-
teotive will insist on a trial of the case.
For several days the officer has been
making an investigation, and this morning
he met the celestial just after the latter
had visited laundry near 4th and l streets
northwest. Moy Jim expressed surprise
when the officer placed him under arrest
and he was further surprised when a num-
Der of alleged lottery tickets were taken
from the folds of his loose coat. He said
they were merely almanac tickets, but
Christian Cinnamon who are assisting the
officer declare they are lottery tickets.
Soon after the arrest was made a number
of the prisoners fellow countrymen called
on him and bond for his appearance in
court was given. 1t is claimed by the police
that Chinese. lottery drawing is conducted
in this city, but just where they do not
know. Judge kimball will hear the case
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
Early Morning Fires,

An alarm of fire was turned in from box
6l3 about O'Clock this morning. There was
blaze in the shed in rear of the home of
W. II. Davis. No. 633 H street northeast,
which started from some unknown cause
Damage to the extent of about $50 was
done.
There was fire scare in the Mount Yer
non flats at New York avenue and 9th
street about $40 o'clock this morning Some
waste paper near the machinery which runs
the elevator caught fire from the electric
wires, and part of the building was filled
with smoke. Members of No Engine
Company responded to a local alarm and
extinguished the flames before much dam
age was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
Sewer Construction Ordered.

The District Commissioners have di.
rected that a sewer be constructed in Gin
cinnai street northeast between Sd and
4th streets, at an estimated cost of 1895,
chargeable to the appropriation for sub
urban sewers for the fiscal year 1901, and
that sewers be constructed in the north
alley of square $50, at an estimated cost OF
$500, and in the east side of 18th street
northwest between n and o streets at an
estimated cost of S73s, both chargeable to
the appropriation for replacing INSTRUCTED
sewers, 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
HUMPHREYS

Humphreys SPECIFICS are the ideal cure Spe-
cifcs which act directly upon the disease in such
doses cure without exciting disorder IN ATTY
other part of the system.
Specific ''71'' breaks up Grip and Colds that
.hang on
Specific 80 breaks up Fevers, Congestion, In
Illumination.
Specific TO- breaks up Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Weak Stomach.
Specific "15'' breaks up rheumatism, Rheu-
matte Pains Lumbago
Specific "18'' breaks up Malaria, ChiIls and
Fever.
Specific '27'' breaks up Kidney and Blad her
Diseases.
Manual of all Diseases especially about children,
sent free.
For sale by all druggists, sent on receipt Of
price, 25c. each. Humphreys Homeopa THO Medi-
cine Co., Cor. William & John Sts., NY
1t 80 Rue Etenne-Msrcel 90, PariA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
STEAMER WAKEFIELD.

FUR PUTONAN RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington. d. c. 9th st Ferry WHARF
Mondays. am. for intermediate landings to Co
ionial Reach. Bnshwood, Rock PIT, Celton's Nom
mi Creek Abells, onartltown, stones. Howard
and Cohrum's
Wednesdays, am. for intermediate landings IN
Colonial Beach, Rushwoed Rock Point Coifon's
Ieonardtown, Abels. Nomini Creek, Coan and
Saturday, am, for intermediate landings TO
Colonial Beach, Bushwoed, Rock Point Coitop's
Nomiui Creek. ''" o
See schedule in effect August 81 1899
aul6-lSf c. W. RIDLEY, General MANAGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
OUT OF WASHINGTON.
Radcliffe College.

CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION
And other wom,-. who wish to take the Harvard
EIamna ions will be examined in Washington Mt
the same time as the candidates for admission to
Harvard University. All informat ton with regard
to these examinations may be had on application
to The Sec'y Of Radcliffe College, Cambridge Mass
ap21-1aw -3ts-l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05

| lected men from the LIST and I'd Regiments
which was fired last Monday, closed the
gallery competitions for the present sea
son. The result was victory for the I'd
Regiment, the score being 40 to 429. Team
scores:
Second Regiment-Private W. NJ. Farrow,
jr., IS; Private R. L. Pile, 10; Lieut.. W.
NJ. Farrow 43; Sergt. Geo. Paschal Al;
Sergt. A. Whitacre. IL: Lieut.. W. c.
Whip, A: COrpl B. F. Mooney, ~; Corpl.
NJ. B. Atkinson, 40; Private A Ingle. &c;
sergt. c. E. Groom, 81 Total, 40.
First Regiment-Lieut. L. H. Reicheider-
E. Colladay, 40; Private E. J. Fink, ~;
Lieut.. W. f. Browne, ii; ]. Dumbaugh, Al;
w. X Ferris 40: Sergt. NJ. p Britain, A;
G. A. Rowe, A; Capt. E. W. Zeh, Sc. Total,
429
Increase of Interest.
The officers Of the 9Th Battalion, In order
to increase interest in rifle practice and
have the men make stronger efforts in that
line, have offered handsome silver trophy
to be awarded to the company team MAX
ing the highest scores during the year at
the rifle gallery.
The same officers will present a costly
gold medal to the individual sharpshooter
making the highest score for the year in
the gallery and on the range, and a medal
to the marksnan making the highest score.
Each member of the winning team will
also be presented with a neat silver medal.
Since the announcement that the prizes
would be awarded there has been marked
Improvement in the rifle work of the bat
talon, which has been source of much
qualification to every officer of the organ
iZation.
The trophy and medals will probably be
presented at the next mustering-in cere-
mOnV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05

TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGER AGENCY,
White Star Line, | CuHard Line
American Line, Anchor Line
apJ-1m A. l.. VEIATI. Agent 14OSIa G ST NV
SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND-A AMERICA LINE.
New York. ROTTERDAM. Amst rdam via Boulocpe-
rHr-Mcr.. 3h houIs dist. from either Paris or Lond
New twin-srrew steamers Pos dam. Stat.Ldan and
Rotterdam. summer rate, 1st-cass. S15 and upward :
2d-class, SIS and up All other steamers carry one
class Of cabin Passengers only; $50 and up.
Apply to Iiolaad, america Line, 80 broadway.
NY. TO F. r. Droop & Sous, 925 Penn ave
and G. w, Moss. 1927 ST.. Wash. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
SUMNER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The Even
ing Star il located at f:S0D-13 Atlantic
avenue. where any information con-
corning advertising, etc, can be OBJ
tanned. The rates the same
charged at the Home ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CLIFF.

No. Scltuate Mass Open June 20 to Sept 20.
largest and most popular hotel South Shore
"a rllleS from Boston. Situated on a blum facing
Massachusetts Bay. Modern house. electric lights
ma bells oath rooms, cuisine unsurpassed, livery,
fasih" golf links tennis courts. splendid beach
For rates and circulars address w \ Tyfo,fp
son. Mgr, Equitable Ruilding Boston Mass
fCrn,eriy al ocean BLUM Hotel, Kennebunkport Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
Aranda1e Hotel.

BEDFORD, PA
VIII open May II. with Increased attractions
Arrangements have been made for the famous
BEDFORD Minera! Water to lie brought TO the
hotel daily. Terms moderate Write for book
let's AISIP 4 SMITH prnrs
ap26- tn s&tl o6ts-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05

WASHINGTON. II. c. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
any time.
FoELl'IN NJ AIS are forwarded to the ports nf
s"4IS daily. and the schedules Of Blessings ar
ranged on the presumption ~ their
overland transit For the week ending May L.
iHH" the last connecting closes viii he made from
TITS office follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
THE SAVOY.

GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL.
Virginia ave. and leach. Atlantic City. y j.
IEja year 500 beautiful rooms en- suite and
single many with bath 81 So per day $3.50,
ST. per week. Booklet
arI-5It-Io CHARLES F. core
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
HOTEL RUDOLF,

The most modern hotel on the beach troat: ca
pa"!iy, GO: nov open. 20, ated in aristociatc cot
tafe section; rooms Eith hot ard cold and
fEe>h water baths attached orchestra and dancing;
American AID European plans Write for booklets
aud Special spring rates CHAS. Il. MYERS
1I5- ct 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
HOT SPRINGS. VA.

VIEW HOTEL AIITIIN- capacity. $50: rates. 50 80
% 500 per day $40 per week and upward.
my3 Ist,5 l.. &. AIPIIIN. Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

THE AIBEMARIE
Virginia ave. beach. New throughout; eN
tensivcly enlarged and Improved: capacity. $50
every comfort and convenience: elevator from
street Level: extensive PaTloys. private baths
etc. superior acC' nm dations. vhch include good
TCom and excellent table. for reduced rates TO
July i s. to SIP weekly; 81 daily: summer rate,
81" t" SIS weekly. Illustrated booklet mailed
mo ri 10 J. i. COPE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
The Daily Routine.

The daily routine of the Naval Battalion
while on the Prairie will be as follows:
First day.-9:30-1O: 15-Muster and sta
tons at guns. Instructions about training,
elevatng and sighting. 10:4I-11 :45-Aim-
i,,sr ariu -.l..ln e L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05
Condition of District Guard

Adjutant General Love has prepared an,
submitted to the commanding general a re
port which speaks for itself, upon tn,
actual condition of the guard in April, 1886
winch was one Of the best years, and April
lS" as nearly as can be ascertained from
the official records
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= ger H.

IIU,Fe aII s'alrs. "a y !0IIW WTl---
III "a. Iron cotton ties. SD Hemp irvine.
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LORGS SELLING
AND LOWER CABLES
BROKE WHEkT SHARPLY.
WHEAT - WEAK FRoN THE 81 y
SET AND PARTICULARLY 80
WHEN LONGS SOLD.
SPECULATION DULL AS EVER.
HER N.s >oNE DISPOSITION TO
B,l Germ. nj NEWS " - Va
CHANGE ~ WALES.
SPECULATION DULL AS EVER
OATS WERE NORMALLY WEAK.


SATURDAY. Jan =. l+A
u-..r,- .sr.--. r.sa. -.-.4r-s r.-a
VIVA. ''
and cables that id not sh'" such a d@.i''' as
i'."ni i'-li" 10 'HN III 'A' t''' l' '' Open N'-
T.. higher -. - Py. q. ,t4 ~: tab. lr.= =,
~ - H..
'' 'h'' '''s iEf'S U' " '' q "
whoa; coming pUt for ~4'" ~" 20 -kat T.i BLY,
a-,-r.5 &. a. .su.rs A. ills I'm. W wheat
was -,,i by T,r- Iauz. the tit thought Nash
~. Ton, miller. ~. '.--Irc -, Of ,hai- low
IN
""'''' Tor july 49, N"N
Tho market was very hsayy suHseguo1tlv
,v.--r- .- 81. f,, ..,f-.1.-t O.. =r. ta rr-
In f.a3 ami v'0ti and --''H4H'" 'ht Tor q 90
~ 81. -.4.t, F,, .r. .g,,-.s In .r. cash
~
si-a''"H '"niHH''i 4 "t- '"" Antwerp
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New York market SPOT market iuI ard un-
changed NiId!ire Z His. Futures closed
nv TsIegraEh.

Tew Y,ck. ian. tie r1ttoH market or"rc1
s-azav. win prices u.;.HaU-si - I points lower
,rI -4sr H-,-e t.IiV under heavy liquidation o..
January holdings, which. in turn. unt"-min'f
-c s,u@ In The la-te- position rs. Before the down
$50 r7r.auI.r: Wa CHECKED the. Joss reached
-@,S r-i--s WNe~ars SOM short selling was iora
sr IL. decline. tn rams anil file - ID" bear fac
...- tr1i rdvan'a.a rf rHn lover prices 20 cover
,-1-.r-t. :. OF r-r-."..Itf % ~ 70" o l. t~'i.rs.
-rs rr-rsr sahla- ~r-. l-=Hp1oIGtirr rH- ~
....f .4vf-s4 ..lar.f~- o Er~ r'1gc- 60 llr.rr" p
M. rr-..r- rf.-~zt-!.1 stated r1r- '-e invsT-
afrsfre m -ut. -Nt."ra- n orders ~
shr.,F uri.aI Co ..a-rT-s -oT- .I'T- here. if''t
Tor The south reelected D." -1-IiF" IN 'onIlti,C>
there. 'ir .r'P E-Hte'1'r- EsS :1fty and. : '
rrsrula-ity IN speculative marse'-. The marie
f-r futures .I,srl steady. with prices .Tf rn,-,-
i1yyS~. SPOT closed dull. mii6li7E u1lands I-tr'.
h. Gulf : i5-lS": sales n1G'- Futures ','-"t
steady Jan Pc: Jeh. - A-aTch tsi.. ,nr !
80. NAV T?'r. June $50 July -. A"2-
%. sept. s.ssc: oct. s.Sa.: Nov. s.-fr.
SaN- orleans. Ian. F.-t-ttrn easier sales $50.
c-dlra-v : 3-fGr. good ordinary . 1I-lS". inw mia
dliIg 2-lsg Eiddj,ns 5iso; god q ;n,dilinS s.
Futares quiet anu steadE Jan. 7.ota5 1lc Feb.
: toT- lie March 7.l2T1 80. ApIil Il@NI fir.
~ T-T7 .fsr. June 7.I5T--isc. July TIST7 SO.
HTS. 7.0sH7.o 5,. sent. ~6.cf1s.S7c; oct. s.55a6 ..
liverpool. Ian f.-'-ttpu--pn- quiet; prices
r-is lower American fair 8 2i-321: good miiiiiTc
1921 midIIrE I 1924. los %rniiil!HE SIG.
egoI ordinary { lid: ordinary 37si- The sales e
no Fay were Ca bales. Il which ~ vcF" f'r
speculation and export. a7d included 80" amer,
closed steady and Gu,e' AZ the decline; American
-1i55Ij~r T. n. -. Jan. s T--ft! s.. ian -Fef..
. 1875 9: Feb. -Narrh : ufil g Mfruh-t 1ril
aS-si|i 6s-cif 5. April Ma : .:-sit MAJ
asiat u ga : AuEsepJ a.s;! b; sept
o. : It-f4f p. ort-%Cv. : s4-f4I b.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-08

THE regular annual meeting Of the sro-kH7i+-
rrs - tHo Tsr'aHG Patent can 'a-rany Will be
rclS in the Office % this company in 5. Louis
~ TUESDAY January Is r$o. Directors 10Y the
ensuing wear viii he elected. RCi su-h other bust
ness transacted ae may property CONE hEf1 - the
meeting WI II GREGG. JR.. President.
I. II. Over. SeCrotary-
THE annual meeting - the stockholders of
4ro J " Pa1cN & sons Commission ErUrary
will 10 held ~ tive 0ff~= q the company. room
~ Merchants Exchange building. =. Louis
M Monday. January : -la ITtv-r- the hours
a, ~ O'Clock q. nj and . o'clock = NJ. f0r 'hs
election - directors arl -'r---: = the ensuing
vss- - y SINNERS. Secretary.
=. Icr.s ner - 800.
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FL
Market firm and icmarI r-'d.
STREET

-...<.r Receipts $50 ,aHns. shiUrad q cases.
E-.-. receipts nrm anil 90 demand e: ne. loss
~ .-L. storage range 4T'H- 4ir 20 l.1-r.
EF-TTER-NarEs' -tr'r-- demand =pod. Cream
E-u-A t-st- -|T-G seconds 2-G=ic.
~Iaf-r-ENfra~ --1Lf". G-s'S ='nZiC. ETrsS. iarr.
I4glIi.c. Process extras 3laG5,.
,s..--ry. !u---Vacke4-'hoiC" fresa -+~: inferior
T. fair uGIS-. L.dlc- p~ished-EXtras I.1l3c:
rTiEESELFri -oream-Tw!rs TIC. singles I2i.c:
y IT,. Brick f2i.u!s-. LimhergsT l2c.
Syf-, l9 IT,. Sew YORK full cream I21zc.
LIVE POULTRY Market slow with turkeys
- dun. TUrkeys--Laght and medium Veiglts
:. heavy toms. l. lbs. and over. s.. Chickens
Wing and Oh round bati.C; Did ROSTERS 2rac.
pi.ks srbi.c. Geese So. Live pigeons, per Goz-
10.
DRESSED POULTRY-weather against the
-,+rLri. witch was duh and weak. Quote: Scald-
81 and undrawn vita heads and fee;
/ ..n.-Turhays. choic" Eghi Sc; choice heavy
, r--ch 4sIr. ROSTERS =. ducks, cholc. 7i2asc.
| er-sa -EEe. FuN-Grawa and sca,ied. with heads
! a.. t.; Fl Turkeys-ChCics light =. choice
! E.,-v 80. chickens. choice fresh .GLc. held and
nigh 5IIr,. ROSTERS $50. ducks. choice IA
| So .--s- 6r7c. Rough thin. frozen. cold st6r-
| axe a.od s"aIawag stock 1"m!aahy less than
az aNE-SeIect sweet only: Dacks. undrawn peg
| d-z. mailarfs and rslheai SiG&J. canvashack
| .I=4. drawn ducks SOC per doz. less thau above
| .riaa<. Wild geese each 35G5Gc. Deer carCass-s.
ra- H.. he, venison saddles. per III. I5c. badly
| shot, rough and poor less. Sandptpers Gc. Jack
shine g. Rabbits. choice fresh. $50 soc: held,
rough. uniravn and pCor less. Squirrel 90. Jack
| "a rtfis 81 -. Postum. each SC 10 lC.
~yEALS-ChOtce TO- fancy small Eat sG5.sc per ID
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-08

EEpIFLIC SPECIAL"
c.E.U9 No. Jan. Several weeks ago
the Reverend J. II. Albert. pastor Of tho
E,4~=- CorgysEa tioual Church Of Satai.a. re-
- .rs First CONGREGATIONAL church at
Farirault. MINI He was undecided until
to-day. when he received = more pressing
iryi-1-iou from the Minnesota congregation.
This evening Mr.. Albert Informed the off,
,e.s of tho Sraiiia church that he world
ass,-ua charge Of the FarihaUlt church
r.brrs-y + Tie was for eleven years chap
I,i- Of the saltwater, MINI. penitent.ary,
and while there was deeply interested in
tho Younger brothers. joining heartily in
every movement made to secure their par
In this new field of labor ne will receive
more than twice the salary paid TO him In
Sedalia.
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stocks of Grnin In store.
"
shiru:cnts oi flour.

- Louis $50 HITS 'Eiragg. - eS t7-s 70
trt. -Hr hFI- TU:rrl' $50 bids lw-IH'"
!,T-. Nirra.I.Hi-. .s.rF' h.f... N"r York.
= us Irl- ana - - she E4i irn Pc. -'.ttl hh,'
r.u-. E-u -H~
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New York. Ian. G-Flour-Rscs!ut l7.sSI bbls.:
syDSrts I5.Dn bills quiet and steady. Minnesota
r4tents g s.q4.5. Minnesota bakers &SJH;.l0:
'vi,-er patents 81 s1TS - winter straights 3.4tfS
2 a winter extras So ;s5I2.9 ~: winter low grades
% 15d2s n. Rye fnu- firm: fair to good s.. iJ7
4 ~. choice TO fancy s.3JT3.69 BIIekwheat -four
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FARMS FOR SALE.

rHpIIE I0 e"r-s N Christian County. Iii. -
acres. M-r.1:: County. Ia. I-n-acre fruit farm.
Hsrrien county. Mich. 81 acres. HYDE County.
:. u; lt acres. cheyenne County. kas. Edwin
=. Niisn., Springfield. III.
FRUIT and hay farm. .a acres. - miles east:
new house: good property. viii be sold less than
half what has been expected on II. la y. LEY
rnth St.
TWENTY-FIVE acres. - acres. IS acres. ST.
Louis County; Gye~raom house. harms. etc. see
McNenamy Bros. S4l Easton ave.
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MEDICAL
GENERAL Personal WANTS.
{

WARRANTED solid gold sp-ctacies fitted TO
~ Yea q. 50: eyes tested free. ST. Louis OPP
rieai Mfg. Co. - Locust 81.
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BOOKS, PAPERS,
FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE

RARGATSS IN new and s~"Nn.ihani vehicles:
~. delivery wagons. storm bugElss. traps, sur
-.- -lrS WAGON Painting and repairing. J. u
setter. 1875 y. Fourteenth.
HANDSOME 5-year-cld sorrel horse; sadHlar
ana harness: fast tr5t-er and PAGER; - hands. So.
l. 7. Harper. So :. Seventh -
~TT-FNTTrEE AMI spring wagon. leN7 Gay 81,
between Franklin ave Hu1 Morgan.
YOUNG horse AID entirely cI"z~S wagon, suit
able fr any light delivery. Ias :. Broadway
~ sa.- secondhand harness. all kinds single
ami double. large stock --w harness Broadway
Harness store. 1870 X R-1Ef~ay.
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SATURDAY,, aznnctni quotations 10,
cal snd fOreigu. VIII ''T f""t" II" SUN
days pa per.
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DENTISTRY.

HAPPY New yea- - 1n- and all: pants TO Q
scr s. 50: suits. SO - ard w:rk guarantee.
london tailoring 70. 921 \. broadway.
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tn: COTTON MARKETS.
Local Market Dull. hut Unchanged
Othcr Markets Quiet.

=. I.'l-- SIfnrI7V- Jan : 10
Tho usual Saturday. G.Isrress prevailed in ct
TON. Is~a,ty 'hsre was 70 change II note. hut
a. Liverpool and New lolt th"re vas Il l.; down
in futures. ana spr;s ~ the former were of Il
ltt.le.
Llscal market dull ard unchanged. Sales. cl
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MEMS CLOTHING TO ORDER.

HIGHEST cash prt,a Da:i Sg- ladies' AMI gents
.zt-1T clothing. also carpets call ~ send pos
.. - J. Miller. G|-t'. Walnut -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-04
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Samuel Nally today, in the Police Court,
pleaded guilty of the larceny of two lots
OF oilcloth valued together at Sc from
House & Hermann. Judge Taylor fined
him SO, with the alternative of thirty days
in Jail
Elsie ]. Virgins of Goat alley was today
fined $50 by Judge Taylor in the Police
Court for the larceny of $40 from Mrs
Sarah Kyter. In default of payment of the
fine the defendant was committed TO Jail
for sixty days.
Charles Brown OF Goat alley was today
fined $40 in the Police Court by Judge Scott
for assaulting Officer l.. ]. O'Dea last even
ing. In default of payment the defendant
was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Two horses attached to a farm wagon and
driven by John McConkey of Oxon HILL
Md, took fright at the breaking of a part
of the harness, while descending Nichols
avenue, Hillsdale, this morning about
O'Clock and ran away. The animals dash
ed upon the sidewalk and collided with a
fence in front of the IIilsdale public school
McConkey was thrown out. but was only
slightly injured. The team was not hurt
and the driver was able to continue to town
with it after a short time.