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National Steel Co.

New tttE, hdlsi iJyl
Dear sir
The undersigned shareholders Of the NATIONAL
STEEL COMPANY have carefully considered the
CIRCULAR notice Of Messrs- J. 2. Morgan Il Co.
lated March . 1901 wherein Gessrs- j. p Nor
gan * Co. acting IN behalf OF 4 syndicate, IN
Guiding the undersigned, offer 10 the shareholders
of the NATIONAL SrELL COMPANY and % Ger
tain other companies. 10 cause TO be delivered 70
them IN payment and exchange tor their shares
the preferred and common stocks Of the United
States steel Corporation. upon the terms and COM
,irI0ns stated in such circular notice. and have
decided to accept the shares Of the United States
Steel Corporation.
We believe that the conSlmnaation Of The pro
posed arrangement VIII result IN decreased eX-
peuses in lower and more stable cost Of manu-
iacrure and. without advance of prices Of man
s.fletured urcducrs, III larger net earnings apph
cable 10 dividends.
As It is most inpozt ant that the transaction
should be completed without delay, you viii
plfase deposit your stock promptly with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. No u WALL
STREET NEW YORK who viii issue their trans
teraJlz receipts therefor.
VIZ. f. & J. Il MOORE.
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change for their shares. the preferred ana COM
m"a stocks Of the United States Stee. Corporation
1r"h the terms and conditions stated IN such cir
cUlar notice. and have decided - 80 n
shares OF the United States steel Corporgr,1r
We believe thar the contamination % M. rro-
posed arrangement viii result in deere lsad ex-
pt;SeS IN lower and more stable cost # MANN
iaCture, and. without advance Of prices OF mann
iactUrcd products, IN larger net earnings lpp.Ica-
BILE TO dividends
As II Il most important that the Transaction,
should be completed without deIav. Won viii
please deposit your stock promptly with THE
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. No ia
hRoAbN AA, NEW YORK, who VIII iss,Ie thcIr
transferable receipts therefor
WM H. x J. Il MOORE
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American Steel Hoop Co.

Dear Sir: -
The undersigned shareholders o. the AMERICA
STEEL HOOP COMPANY have carefully consif-
cred the circular notice Of Nessrs. J. p Norsan 4
Co. dated March ,, 1901 wherein Nessrs J. P.
Morgan x Co, acting IN behalf OF a syndicate in
Guiding the Undersigned offer 10 the shareholders
Of the AMERICAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY and
o! certain other companiez 70 cause to be deiiy-
cred 70 them, IN payment and exchange for their
shares, the preferred and common stocks Of the
United States Steel Corporation, upon the terms
and conditions stated in such circular notice
and have decided TO accept the shares CT the
United States Steel Corporation
We believe that the cOnsuunatiOu OF the uro-
posed arrangement will result in decreased ex-
penseS- III lower and more stable cost Of mar l.
facture. and, without advance OF prices OF manu-
featured products, III larger net earnings applica
bic 10 dividends
As it Is most important that the transaction
should be completed without delay. You viii
please deposit your stock promptly with the
NEW YORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
No. II WALL STREET, NEW YORK. who viii
issue their transferable receiuts therefor
WM- H & J. Il MOORE
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American Sheet Steel Co.
New YORK. March . 1901


Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders Of the ANERICA An
SHEET STEEL COMPANY have carefully goilsid-
cred the circular notice Of Messrs. J. p Morgan
Il Co., dated March ., 1901 wherein Nessr- J. p
Morgan a Co, acting in behalf OF 4 syndicate
including the undersigned offer to the share
holders of the AMERICAN SHEET STEEL COM
PANY and OF certain ether companies 10 cause
TO be delivered TO them. in payment and exchange
for their shares, The preferred and common stocks
OF the United States Steel Corporation. upon the
terms and conditions stated in such circular no
tice, and have decided TO accept the shares OF
the United States Steel Corporation
We believe that the COnsuinmation OF the pro-
posed arrangement viii result in decreased ex-
peEses, in lower and more stable cost Of manu-
faCtuTe, and without advance Of prices of manu-
featured products, in larger net earnings appIca-
bic to dividends,
As il il mos: important that the transaction
should be completed without delay, You viii
please deposit your stock promptly with THE
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No
% WILLIAM STREET, New York, who Viii issue
their transferable receipts therefor
WM. II. J. H. NOeRE-
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American Steel and Wire Co.

Wv i0TH- NaTCI :, IEUI-
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders OF the ANERI-
fully considered the circular notice Of Messrs- J.
p. Morgan q Co.. dated March ,. 1891, wherein
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co. acting in behalf OF
q syndicate in which some Of the undcrsig1 ed are
included offer To the shareholders of the AIERI-
Gan STEEL AND WIRE COMPANY and o. Ger
tain other companies, TO cause 20 be delivered
to them, IN payment and exchange for their
shares the preferred and common stocks OF the
United States Steel Corporation upon the terms
and conditions stated IN such circular notice, and
have decided 10 accept the shares O: the UaiJed
States Steel Corporation.
We believe that the cohsummation Of the pro-
posed arrangement viii result in decreased ex-
penses. in lower and more stable cost Of manu-
iacture, and, without advance Of prices OF manu-
iserured products q larger net earnings applica-
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}. p. MORGAN & Co, Syndicate kaanaoays

mon stocks Of the United States steel Corpora
ton upon the terms and conditions stated
IN such CIRCULAR NOTICE. and have decided to
accept the shares Of the United States Steel Cor
poration-
We believe that the contamination Of the pro-
posed arrangement viii result in decreased ex-
psIises, II lower and more stable cost Of manu-
facture, and without advance Of prices OF manu-
featured products, IN larger net earnings appica-
BILE TO dividends.
Stockholders desiring 10 accept OF the shares OF
the United states steel Corporation in exchange
Tor their present securities must deposit their
NEW YORK. or MeSsrs- KIDDER, PEABODY *
: EnALR Nv R-LSrL.N
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American Tin Plate Co.
New York. Aiarch 2. Ia0.

Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders Of the ANlERI-
CAN TIN PLATE COMPANY have c<refully con-
sidered the circular notice OF Mes-rs ]. P Nor
gan & Co. dated March .. 1901, wherein Aessrs-
!. P Morgan & Co. acting in behalf of a syn
dictate including the undersigned offer to Abe
shareholders Of the AMERICAN TIN PLATE COM
PANY and Of certain other companies to cause
10 be delivered 10 them. in payment and ex-
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National Tube Co.
New York, March 2.

wv lV4hI HdIVH Z, I1Ii.
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders OF the National
Tube Company have carefully considered the
CIRCULAR NOTICE Of Messrs j. 2. Morgan Il
Co dated March p 1891, wherein Messrs. }. p.
Morgan Co. acting IL behalf Of z syndicate IN
which sJme OF the undersigned are included Of
fer 10 the shareholders OF the National TLbe Com
pauy and Of certain other companies, TO cause
10 be delivered to them. in payment and ex-
change for thsir shares, the preferred and COM
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Washington stock EXCHANGE

Sales<U. s Reg. Is. $s5JaII3. Washing
ton Loan and Trust Co. IgHI70. IglIIGg u
and loGa69. Union Trust and Storage Ia
lls 3-s, lenl9 Il IaIG9 - Canirzf
Traction 3lHl56 - buyer 80: 5GqI15 as
$nd 5Oalt2 u. Mergenthaler Linotype. M
" 100 81, Zyul65 ID, IGHlS5 Ii and Ial,1t5
seller 80. American Grapk0phOne 90 mr.
ferred- Z1H ln$-+ After alI-Wasbfre5L1r-o,,,
Gas. sass II Lanston Monotype 76G[I
i II, buyer Co - WI
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The CIergy Lie it.-Here are 4 fe.

names Of clergylnen OF different creeds who are
firm believers In Dr.. AgneW's Catarrhal Powder
10 live % 10 the preaching IN all il claims
Bishop SWeatm4n, Rev Dr.. LangtTy (Episco-
ualian); Rev Dr. Withrow and Rev. DR.. Cham
Lers (sictbodist) and Dr. Newman all OF To-
ronto Canada. Copies Of their personal letters
for the asking Sold By F. :. Williams, Ninth
and Street,; Ednonds & Williams Third Street
and Penrsy lyania Ayenue.-4.
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Staples, Esq. of Barclay. Usage County, Kans.
warm room and stepping out frequently into
the cold air gave me bronchitis, which became
chronic and deep-sented- Doctors failed to
reach my case and advised me to Try a higher
air, but, fortunately for me, a friend advised
TO Try DR.. PierCe's medicines ] commenced
taking your Golden Medical Discovery and
BY the time had taken the first bottle was
better, and after taking four bottles my cough
entirely gone I have found no necessity
for seeking another climate
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the stomach, liver and bowels.
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the sequel-br on-
Chitis, or some
other disease of
the respiratory or
gans. The most
effective remedy
for bronchial OF
pulmonary disease
Is Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. Almost
all remedies pre-
scubed for such
diseases contain
opium or some
narcotic which
sootlles by stupe-
faction. vGoldeu
Medical Discov-
cry" contains
neither narcotics
nor alcohol. It
stops coughs by
curing their cause
It h e a Is we a K
lungs, builds up
wasted tissues, and
promotes the
health of every or
gan of the body.
II am & railroad
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Rain o. Shine.

The station agent is on duty. On his
exact communication of train orders
depends thousands of lives, and millions
of dollars in property, each day. In his
haste he runs out in the rain or the snow
hatless and unprotected. Then comes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-09

american steel * Wire Company PREFERRED
Stock should be deposited with the STA .DARD
TRUST COMPANY. No. 70 WALL STREET NEW
YORK. The COMMON Stock should Ie deposited
with the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY, 50 CT
OAR STREET NEW YORK.
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We Will Lend You Money
Absolutely No Delay.
FoR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building 932 F st. NV.
cheap rent Apply 70 ". J. DANTE. Hutchins
Building 10th and D SITS. delS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about HyattsviIle,
several beautiful homes with lots, and small
acreage suitable for chicken runs; price moderate
ard terms easy. ROGERS & ROGERS. Hyatts-
vile. m2s
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HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
Loans OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND PIANOS
Al lowest rates and on the day you apply. We
are loauing on the Building and Loan Association
plan which makes the cost OF carrying loans
much les than you pay elsewhere, and allows you
TO pay It of in any sized notes you desire run
uing from ore 10 twelve months Il you have q
loan with some other company we viii pay It
OF and advance you more money II desired Rates
checrfulIy given and no cost to you unless loan
Is made Call and get rates. Front room, first
floor
National Mortgage Loan Co.
62S + ST u "
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Federal Steel Co.
New York, March 2, 1901.

New York, March = l9oi-
Dear Sir-
The undersigned shareholders Of the FEDERAL
Steel. COMPANY have carefully considered the
circular notice of Mcssrs. J. T. Morgan & Co,
dated March 1901. wherein Mes-rs- }. =. Nor
gan tx Co. acting in behalf Of a syndicate IN
which some Of the undersigned included. offer
10 the shareholders of the FEDERAL STEEL
COMPANY and Of certain other companies, 70
cause 20 be delivered 10 them, in payment AMI
exchange for their shares, tie preferred and con-
mon stocks Of the United States Steel Corpora
zion. upon the terms and conditions stated IN
such circular notice, and have decided 10 accept
the shares OF the United States Steel Corporation
We believe that the contamination Of the pro-
posed arrangement VIII result IN decreased ex-
pcrSe5. IN lower and more stable cost Of manu-
iaeture and without advance Of prices OF manu-
featured products. IN larger net earnings appH-
rqfIfr IN Dividends
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
Federal Steel Company,
National Steel Company,
National Tube Company,
American Steel and Wire Conn
American Tin Plate Company,
American Steel Hoop Company,
American Sheet Steel Company.
COMPANY Of New Jersey,


arm ON
df provide Sin the h
stsPc nd
N used e
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al ofta
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Amount Of New Stock 10
he delivered in par value
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Federal steel Company stock Preferred and
Common. should he deposited with THE COLO
NAL trust COMPANY. 40 ~ BROADWAY,
MN YORK or the Old COLONY TRUST CON-
PANY BOSTON. MASS
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs Co, mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 'il2 +
Street.
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MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at 81 to 5 per cent, in SUMS
of 81 eco to $4,000 d. @ real estate; pay OF
5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted With economical considera-
ton for borrowers. Nm. Il. SAUNDERS CO.,
I40T st NV. rnS
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CoLLkT-
EKAl-No delay CHARLES A. BAKER, Rooms
90 and A. Hatzerott Building ITO St.
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The bank statement was all that was
expected OF Il in the way OF q deDress-
cash. and with loans increased a conse-
QuepI decrease in reserves. The figures
We're as follows: Reserves decreaseCI 81
49,, loans increased S4,5SJ.UO0, specie
decreased S2,S14.40G, legals decreased ~ :
9l59Wi, deposits decreased S5SS. 500. circlI-
latlon increased $4,000
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e receive der
two days notice to be given Sy publication daily
S a
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There was selling OF stocks during the
carry part Of the session, in expectation
hSures appeared prices began 70 recover
IN a very encouraging way The grangers
winch had been only fairly active and
strong, boOmed up nicely Burlington
10 14y and 81 Paul 20 above 80 Penn
sEITanla also advanced a point or more
20 above Isl Other parts of the railway
was near the top, and the outlook for
Monday seems good.
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Chesapeake and Ohio was as high as
= y at one time 1t went off somewhat
later, but showed strength at all times
and II is probable that its upward move
ment is not Yet over The statement was
made In the Street that a dividend of 3
per cent IS 70 be paid on the stock and
one story was 20 the effect that the Penn
sylvanta viii guarantee this dividend.
ms IS not likely II was denied ernuhati-
cally by one authority. The stock how
ever, looks 70 be good purchase 70 many
careful market people.
great western and Wabash, preferred
were among the features this morning
they were both advanced sharply. the
former TO the highest price OF recent
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ChIcago Grain ana Proviston MarI.el

Corrected daily by W b Hibbs & Co., mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange. I4l9 +
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A CHILD's TERRIBLE FATE.
Raymond Young
Burned to Death.

Raymond. the four-year- child Of
Zachariah Young, colored, was burned to
death about 3 o'clock yesterday morning
at the home of its parents, Dingman
Place northwest. Young was at work
yesterday, as usual but his wife remained
at home with the two children Raymond
and Viola, baby. Shortly before O'Clock
she left the house for short time to go
to the store. leaving Viola asleep upstairs,
while Raymond and a little companion
named Earl Harris we're playing in the
back room on the first floor. She had been
gone but few minutes when the neigh
bors heard screams issuing from the
house. and hurrying into il they found
Raymond lying in front of the stove in
a mass of flames. while Earl Harris, whose
clothing had already caught, was running
from the room. Mrs. Mollie Jackson, who
lives at No. 8, caught up young Harris and
after smothering the fire in his clothing
and seeing that he was safe, went up
stairs and brought down the baby who
was already partly suffocated by smoke.
An alarm was turned in from box 623, but
the flames had been extinguished by the
neighbors before the department arrived.
In the mean time Raymond was rescued
from his fiery surroundings but his cloth
ing had been completely burned from his
body and he was dead. The body was re-
moved to the morgue where 1t will remain
until claimed by relatives. The parents
reached the house shortly after the acct
dent.
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that the badge for informal wear shall
be the insignia of the society. engraved
or otherwise impressed upon a material
enclosed in a gold or other RIM was next
discussed During the debate Miss Dutch
er moved that the report Of the insignia
committee be read before the discussion
of her amendment. The motion was car
ried.
Mrs. Roberts. Of Pennsylvania, read the
report of the insignia committee. in
which she said that the contract with the
official jeweler of the society was an
nulled. The report was accepted as read.
Mrs Roberts next read proposals from
number of jewelers. in which they stipu
lated conditions under which they would
do all necessary work in their line. After
long discussion Miss butchers amend
ment was put TO a vote and carried by
two-thirds majority.
Mrs. Sherman offered an amendment to
the effect that a regent may be EN-
powered by her chapters to fill any va
cancy arising in her delegation from ILL
ness or other cause, after February /.
Mrs. Wiles, OF Chicago, speaking on the
amendment. said:
Il have been In favor of the amendment
but the Chairman of the Credentials Com
mittee should know what she is talking
about as well as we ourselves. l know
that members came in here and applied
for their delegate badges. saying all sorts
of untruthful things to gain admission to
the floor"
While the amendment was under dis
cussiOn a motion to adjourn until o'clock
was made and defeated, and after another
interval of debate il was renewed and
carried.
the morning session was mainly devoted
to halloting for candidates for the office
Of Tenth Vice President General, Cor
responding Secretary General, and Histo-
rian General
After the meeting had been called TO
order a resolution thanking the President
for his courtesy in extending reception
to the Daughters of the American Reyolu-
tion, and to the Marine Band for its
music Friday night. were adopted.
Miss butcher, of Nebraska. upon re-
quest, was granted the privilege to re-
place the name of Mrs. Troupe, of Ne
braska, on the list OF nominees for vice
president general.
Mrs. Perkins turned over to the chair
man 81 which she said a stranger had
given her for the Continental Hall Fund.
Mrs. Jewett of Illinois, requested that
her name be Withdrawn as a candidate for
vice president general. This was rejected.
H. H. Smith. parliamentarian, not hav
ing arrived. Mrs. John Sherman, of Chi
cago. took his place at the request of Mrs
Manning
Mrs. Park. of Georgia. was appointed to
act as chairman of tellers during the cleo
tion. which was next declared in order.
While ballotng was in progress Mrs.
Manning arose and said: II wish the mem
bers TO be quiet. | desire to read a note
which / have just received She then
read the note as follows: The Senate has
just passed bill appropriating the sum OF
500 900 for the erection of a monument
for the prison martyrs
The announcement was received with
applause. and motion was carried to ex
tend vote of thanks TO the Senate
A motion to adjourn until o'clock was
carried at ! o'clock.
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DIED.

KINsLOW- On Friday, February % 1901. at II
O'Clock a. m. THOMAS =. KINSLOW. aged thir-
ty-fye years. beloved husband Of Pauline Kiuslow
(nee CARR. son OF Michael and the late Jlnctte
kinslow
Funeral from his late residence 1929 st. NV.
Monday February 25 at !. Requiem high
mass at st Stephens Church. 18th and Pa. ave,
conducted by Father OConnell.
New York and Brooklyn papers please copyD
e22, %. .m23. %
sHUGRUE-On Friday. February y. 1901 at 0
i. m, CATHARlNE.. wife Of the late owen Shug-
rue.
Funeral from the residence OF her daughter
Mary Keliher, No. 1880 y. j. ave NV. Monday at
$3.50 q m. thence TO immaculate Conception
Church. where requiem will be said. Rela
tives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
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The funeral OF Brig. Gen. Robert Mae
feely, formerly in charge Of the Com
missary Department of the Army, will be
held at o'clock this afternoon at his
late residence. 2015 | Street northwest.
His remains will be buried with military
honors in Arlington Cemetery.
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IN MEMORIAM.

NcGINNIsS-in loving remembrance Of BAYN-
TON A. McGINNISS whose beautiful ife waued
to the twilight qf 4 Chrstian's death al her
home. i30 Ninth Street southwest. Washington,
D. C.. two years ago, February ~ 1879.
Her children arise up and call her blessed.
MI HER CHILDREN.
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Through its whole career from its inception to
the present Heririch's beers have been the de
fenders of pure food laws. which explains why
they are slWAys in favor Order Of Maer-
gen. senate Lager from the Arlington Bot
tling Co.
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happens that he will not please. We don't
think this way. We are absolutely certain that
Naerzcn. Senate. and Lager viii please. becius.
they are pure and brewed Of the best malt
and hops. Phone 63I, Arlington BottlHg Co.
for a case OF irurich's
the best beer phone 634 Arlington Bottling Co.
and they viii tell you that Heurichs Maerzcn.
Senate, and Lager the purcst malt and hop
beverages