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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-14
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Holiday Gifts.
Watches, JeWeIry, Sill
VerWare, &c.

Baby Bings, SOC, Toe, S1O0.
Misses Rings with doubets and dismonds,
100 TO S5 90.
Ladies' Rings, $50 to $4,000.
Boys' hinge, 90 to 81 90.
Mems Rings, 3 90 $1,000.
These rings are all solid gold.
Ladies' Silver Watches, $50 to $1,000.
Gold Filled 750 to $500.
Solid Gold 1900 TO $4,000
Boys Nickel 100 to $500.
Silver 6.6O 10 S11OO.
Gents God Filled 1c.O) to $500.
Solid Gold 5000 to $1,000.
Ladies' Watch and Neck Chains, 90 to
$500.
Cuff Buttons 25c to s7.00.
Scarf Pins. SOC to $500.
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fRenefitto YOu.

v v Rios. 6e wsrrsn 81, New YOIk.
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ins from "hite River with zs bales cotton: and
parteo at . p. In. for Arkansas Caty with . good
Trip. the James Lee departed at 5 p: m. for
F. pri mr. for ro asnpo aRe Inc ns'1 Joseph Fl e 8. w stiinii..a%nssS With
= a. TON ~. 'f os s%D5 S,x coal r heats 6.P PI.sdd . up s Ssnses
from New orleans passed up at I ?. m. for 81:
Louis; Receipts by river were Sl bales OF cotton
Cairo. ILL.,. Arril 15.-The river fell 4 Of 4 foot
during the last "a hours. The gauge reads ss
,icn, f Mssshse for Is e1 sn. @ sss ml.'' r S''n ,o ,na'e <.
Wood; from New Orleans with a tow Of smpfies;
casstu from OF St. LOUIS with a good trip. having
made large additions coming down. She added
40 tons here. and cleared for New Orleans at l
!cr. M from the Lower Mississippi. Win three
6aEges Of ,uIns ,sr a. srri Ted,s at II p; M II She Tn sof Hsd.
man Paepcke arrived at $3.50 p. m. from the south
with barge each lumes. and ID, logs r :; se be-, viii ira re,
New ev,. Orleans q, VII, Il a n tow rS 2. e c1;s = e Eiis,Sa. u Pr6 5Ds
s St; h1nss; a a eons,s ss nas' for Sa' the a & Z ]: g.. R sne
Ioad and discharged a 10. Of s1narie, at r the
F psssss g' ief, It. S psvI z, at IT. Ev sa1aaiSl s and came .;
p psir 0s and w win probably arrive here Tuesday with
two barses Of Iron and several emgtie, The
! !rS. E E,.d h a.s taken d ts at; I9 ss s e. ' louis se MCn:
day morning with a tow of railroad ties
Grand Tower. Ill, April 15.-Doiphin No; J.
VIII III DhIBS VI . ny
]; Y. L.ckwood arrived down at ls:a9 q; mi With S,tn
at SEQ a. m: with u cars Of coal. City Of Mem
City Of Paducah up at 2:20 p. m. The gauge reads
I'll feet. a fall OF L in last "A hours. weather
clear and warm.
Chester. Ill. April ,15.-Rive stationary: Gauge
1871 feet. Weather clear. Boats down: Janes 7.
Lockwood and barge at :: m: Josie at 80 p;
last evening: Dolphin No; : With 3 nafEss OF
at ii a. m. Rees Lee at $50 p. m. Tender In and
out on time.
Paducah. Ky. April 15.-Riyer gauge reads z9.3
feet and falling. John 4; Woods passed up at
I D. m. for PittsburG. Dick Fowler to Cairo at
s:i5 a. N. Joe Fowler to Evansville At 10 q: m:
Buttorr to GAINESVILLE at neon. Clyde Is due out
Of the Tennessee River Monday night. Weather
clear and warm.
Gaze Girardeau, Mo-, April 15.-Rees Lee up at
n. m. The City Of Paducah up at $50 q. no;
The City CT Menphis down at noon. The Hill
city down at $3.50 p. m. Sunday night. River
falling. Weather fair
gurlins,op: Ia. April ismThe .ivsr is still,
warmer The Eloise in and o,t from Keokuk.
The Government l!ghtboat left for the South
The John K. Speed. from Cincinnati. passed
down at i o.. m. for New Orleans with a big
Trip. She discharged here 1000 packages neT-
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Riyer RiaIto DrcyItie.

River Rialto Drcvlties.
who Mef hss pea Iyr y', hH5soa alon mss tier q the ch. ro,s,.
on business. will resume command Tuesday. re-
lieving Captain Penny.
to 7s Sc lsm st''; ;ss il so hs'l 'Wsf,: : fo St. 80 = yacht ss
trinity built. for speed and elegantly appointed.
rn MasSs' Pa4fsr ' %sndsgi T 13Sss CAPTAINS Ps ! 'h saT ass
vii! carry on a general towing business with
Captain Garland: palmy.day steamboat clerk
and raconteur. died Saturday at his home in
s snin f Hsr,an Ths se 1uesFo on ' she S Slase M0n RiHsr . mag
boats when four steamers q day used to clear
e St Louis A'F''F IN ''a' trade he was 20 years
Frank Kerwin OF the suter arrived here from
Is in s.. Paul on business. lie is expected home
Captain Sam schrodes has presented ce,tain
H: "; Leyhs w,ts z !, pastel sssa picture Of the
snuv.nir for the Eagle Packet office.
-Steamer Recs Lee was to arrive from Mem
phis Monday night with $50. ono feet Of lumber and
v nTh . ; Josie : sa% E.s. IN sr 1re .sp ssf5 f r'ssss s ssspa a..
parted In the afternoon on a :e.urn run for the
same dealer.
the Commerce trade. She goes a"a:n Friday.
The City Of Paducah was due from the Ten
q lumber manifest Of 10000 feet. She returns
Wednesday.
The Bald Eagle clears st Peoria and the 1li-
Steamer Chester arrived f-,m Cape Giraldeau
and clears Tuesday in that traic.
The Sidney will be in f.um keokuk Tuesday
morning to clear. Tuesday af..-a,on for Bur-
lington.
St. Mary's and is relieving to get away Tuesday
on a return trim. captain kirg in romms I'd.
The City Of Sheffield arrives frcm CALHOUN
County. Tuesday morning to return Wednesday.
Steamer India Givens will he in from Ham.
will clear in that trade Wednesday.
Captain John Mcbride, Is n the city again
after making an Illinois River .sur on the Frost.
The United States Mississippi. with the COM
mission on boarl. is now cue at Sew Orleans.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC AT
PAR FOR FIRST TIME
GENERAL MARKET IN LON.
DON CLOSED HEAVY.
New York Opened Higher, With
Copper the Feature-Sugar Ad-
vanced on Trade Outlook.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBlIcs SPECIAL
New York. April 1.-THE general market
IN London. after early strength, closed
rather heavy. Americans were strong early
on reports from this side. but after the
opening Of the local market the teriper
changed, and. at the close, practically the
whole list showed declines.
The local market opened generally higher
with Amagamated Copper the feature.
Later IN the day some inside selling was
noticeable in this stock, but 1t seems to
have been done with a view to discouraging
and shaking out weak holders. This end
having been TO q certain extent accom-
plished. inside buying again became evil
dent, the sentiment on the stock continuing
bullish.
Northern Pacific touched par, Immediate
" after tho opening, for the first time, but
Goon evidence OF realizing was found in this
stock and IN Burlington.
The weakness had a sympathetic effect on
Erie. Rock Island and st. Paul There
seemed to be considerable liquidation
throughout the railroad list and h adj
vances were made during the day were in
nearly all cases in the industrials and trac-
tons.
The street was inclined to accept the re-
port that arrangements were being made
for turning over Colorado Fuel and Iron to
tne Onieeo Sedtes Seeea Sompahs. w W
inrmation of reports to this effect was forth
coming. but it is perhaps worthy Of note
that there were no denials.
Sugar advanced on the bright trade out
look. Earnings are known to be very large
and about the only uncertainty is in regard
to the relations with the Arbuckles. G. C.
c., the Mexican issues. showed fair strength
on talk of pending developments affecting
those roads. while rumors in regard to
financing of vanderbilts affected Big Four
and to a lesser extent New York Central.
Southern Railway and Monon showed
some firmness with talk Of closer relations
between these companies. 1t was said Chi
cago Termina preferred would be retired by
: an issue OF Illinois Central 4 per cent bonds.
Call money touched 6 per cent but showed
an easier tendency toward the close.
The lack Of developments in regard to
Burlington created a somewhat uneasy feel
ing but IN places where there has been good
Information heretofore confidence was eX-
pressed In regard to the outcome of the
deal.
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share buying orders. and even with the com,
mott be essen,e seiii PsoI rnpns Of ( t HAIRS 0F baaEhs so 10.
90, n: p. making the stock sell at par ecr the
buyer Of Amaigamated Copper. Southern ,:aii-
way. American Tobacco and Mexican National.
q. S. s.. and western houses generally traded
on both sides of the market.
Brokers active in several Of the railway stocks
that have been recently advanced said that
what are called syndicate interestS. One Of
these interests was said to nave closed out a
Many large buying orders were kept in Anal
Keeca Low 6onsh, $500 and DSrl later 'T siss nII' & hS Cor
bought 5000. Floyd, & Moore bought 5000. In
ers. There was no news in regard to the prop
erty. but the movement WAS based on the con-
finued reports OF absorption OF other copper prop
critics. and on settlement with Senator Clark.
Chicago Terminal stocks were bought by J. 6.
Bache & Co. at intervals during the day. Re-
ports were current that with the Hartman in
ter est - in -, eop,sSI Of the property. it will be
OF per cent on the preferred stock. These re-
ports were denied. but the denials were Ignored.
Colorado Fuel was hid up by brokers acting
Tor q recently formed pool. It was said that a
crowd.
purchase of 5000 shares by Howard Lipsey & Co.
Rock Island. which was to be forced BY the
calling in OF loaded stock. These reports were
denied absolutely by houses carrying the LARGEST
blocks of the stock. who said they did not intend
to San the stock in at any time, but. instead.
rowing rate would be. A.bout a5.oe s %ar are
now being borrowed at / per cent.
The advance in Consolidated Gas was chiefly
due to current reports. apparently we'll founded.
of n coming merger of al, the local gas COM
panies. The rise of 10 points In Brooklyn Union
Gas had a similar origin.
Cables were as follows:
London. las p. m.-The market for American
railway shares Is strong and active at gains over
New Tork's close figures of Saturday. extending
to l per cent In Southern Railroad pfd. Other
internationally listed stocks show advances OF
from Il to y per cent on trisk dealers.
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Foreign

There was A fair demand for foreign exchange,
and the market was steady.
d. r. Francis. Bro. & Co.. report closing rates
Prime sterling. cables. 1854: checks 4ss: 90
Commercial sterling. bankers checks 4.s7T; 60
DAYS 4.SeG4.s3h.
Grain bills 4s,.
Bankers Paris cables 5.l5a1-ls; check. s.15%0
Commercial French francs. checks. 5.1s4a1-is:
60 days 5.lSG1-16.
s 81 checks s.iSzs@i.Is: GO DAYS saaSaa1Eis.
Bankers reichsmarks, cables. IS Ills: checks
$751;; 60 days "a 1916.
Commercial reichsmarks. checks. s5NG7-lS; co
days s%dls-16: 90 days g 7,ls9h..
Commercial Dutch %guilders. checks 40A; 90
DAYS 40.
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A VERY DULL MARKET FOR
ALL LOCAL SECURITIES.
NOT ONLY DULL AND SLOW.
BUT WEAK AND LOWER.
Not Many Sales and the Few That
Were Carried Through
Were at Declines.

If there was one thing more than any
thing else that was prominent in the local
security market Monday 1t was the ex-
IRENE dullness that prevailed. AS IL this
was not enough, the whole situation was
honeycombed with weakness, and in a
number of cases lower prices were regis
tered. Orders both to buy and sell were
scarce, and the aggregate dealings for the
day. were the smallest that have gone on
record for many a long day. Not a single
share OF United Railways stock was traued
in during the session, buyers and sellers for
some reason being unable 10 get together,
though the difference in price was by no
meals marked. The preferred was quoted
saIaDie at A.y.l5. with sellers at 80. %, and
the Transit or common stock bid szo.io with
524 asked. There was more urgency shown
Ill the demana Tor the bonds ana so much
competition that after one had changed
halIus at sX0.io live sod lear me ciuse DIT
s.i, at when there were Sellers iater and
$sJ.i5 Diu.
There was only one really strong trust
stock MONDAY, and mat Was mississippi
Valley. wuicn was y point higher tnaI II
clUseu SATURDAY, at ,vi5. 81 bid and none Oh
fered. ALI other stocks we've weaker i'd
lL a majority vi cases the Dius We're over.
Niercanll.e, which mas been sagsing down
Tor the past several days. was Lower Than
ever, 20 shares selling Il. .jlb.oO and later IA
shares at $3li. which was :a TO Al points OF
from SATURDAY 5 ciosing bus. Lincoln wAs
we'll maintained at sloo buyers and *lSi..O
sellers, but lite aud Guaranty was lower at
Si6o bid anu $lt6 asked. The uest bud Tor
Union was oniy $2yi.JO and for Missouri $lio.
During the session there was II sdie OF ~
shares of title and Guaranty at $l66.
The weakness that Lominated nearly the
whole market was especially noticeable In
certain bank stocks ana III particular Ma
tlonal Bank of which While clos
ing with a higher BID than on Saturday, was
oIlered lower. There were no sales. and
from the actions or brokers 1t looked very
much as Though they We're out cunning for
certain stock Known to be on the market,
and which they were trying to get as cheap
as possible. The best biu for this stock
Monday was $2Si.5 and the lowest selling
price $2SS.5N. Continental National was prac-
ideally unchanged and 10 shares brought
$2Ul. Third National continues to meet with
Il good demand and - shares sold at 500. %.
with that bid at close and S2J5.75 asked. The
strongest bank stock quoted was American
Exchange. which was in demand, and led
everything in point of strength, the market
closing 22 points higher tor the day at
S25i.6 bio. and none oIIered for sale.
Outside Of the aforementioned securities
there was but little interest taken in the
market. and such quotations as We're made
were merely nominal and there were no
very important changes made during the
day.
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New York Mining Shares,
Government Bonds.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
ENGLAND,

London. April 15.-Consols for money SID
ccnsois ior inc account 9'Psd: Atchison TIA
tdnLdlan Pacific. 5i$s; s.. raul ljyls: Illinois
Central IA: Louisville 1o,it; Unicn iacifc pfd.
81: New York central l."; Pennsylvania s,t
k.adinS 1874: Fri. 40; Erie lyt pi!. as. NJ.
Northern Pacific ptd. 80: Grand Trunk SIS: Ana
cctGa II; Rand .!'aes as: United states Steel
-; 90. lfd. Sa. Money 2i:d.3 per cent. Rate OF
discount in tne open market for short bills is
j .-l6Ga 9-l6; do. three months bills is :i-Q3ss.
Germany.
Berlin. April L.-ENchanse on London 2Om
$50 pigs. for checks. Discount rates-Short bills
81 per cent; three months bills JHs per cent.
France.
Paris. April l5.-Three-per-cent rentes 10lf 15c
for the account. Exchange on London of lSc 1or
Checks; spa ash Is ,au 80.
Spain.
Madrid. April 15.-spanish IS closed Monday at
1910 Gold was quoted at $3.50.
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Washington. April 1o.-Monday's statement Of
the Treasury balances in the general fund. exciu-
sise of the $3.50. 1900 gold reserve in the di-
vision OF redemption. shows: Available cash bal
ance. sos. i2s. 99l; gold. 500, 39l. 400.
The banks.
New York. april j5.-Money on call firm at 3I6
per cent: last loan .; ruling rate 81: prime mcr-
camille paper 3a.Iil2 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm. with actual BUSINESS in bankers bills at
3i.SitsMs.eS for demand. and at $i.a49s for sixty
days: posted rates s..S12 and $40: commercial
bills $.S3aG:4.S4. SILVER certificates nomina!iy
60c: Mexican dollars 4sc. State bonds inactive;
railroad bonds strong. Clearings :l2g, Ola, 260; bal
arces 81. 25T. 137.
Chicago. April l5.-Clearings sc4. 1856. al; balances
S2.ls..i9. Posted exchange A~.S5ix@4.SSIz; New
York exchange par.
Philadelphia. Pa. April 15.-Clcarlngs Sl3. $751;
S23: balances s2.52I, 553.
Baltimore. Md. April l5.-Clearings ss.5oS. OIL:
balances $685.. 3.a.
81. sos. rs.
Cincinnati. o.. April 1a.-clearings 81. OO7. seq:
New York exchange par. Money $500 per cent.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
'TR AK u

Eastbound-Leaye Eighth and Gratiot streets,
except sunday. i:l. s:1s. 7:37. S:51. 1905. 11:iS a.
m: 12:05. 1:42. 2:4s. 400. $50. SIS. 500 p. IA.
Saturday and Sunday %only-I1:1 p. m. Sunday
nly-0:c4 1:34. i0:i2 a. IN: SCI, f1:4l D. m.
Leave Washington ayehue. except Sunday. 4:os.
81. !:1. $50. 1869. liza a. NJ. 1900. las. 2:se.
oniy-ll:4o p m. Sunday only-S.c'. 7:3a 1915 ..
westbound-Lesvc Granite City. excep, Sunday.
s:l.. 80. s:14. g:2s. 1922 a. n: 1:1O. 7:l3 3:,3.
4:3s. 5a4. 600. az. 9:1I p. m Saturday only
1850 p. m. Sunday ~only-12:15. $3.50. 9:36 q. m;
1.O3. 500 p. m.
Leave Madison. except Sunday. ol9, T:o4. SIS.
9.Ss. 1915 a. M; lis. 2:17. S:27. 4:fo. S:07. 7:1i,
s:s1 2; M. Saturday only-4a5s p m Sunday only
-l2:2O. 500. y:il O. m l :O1. 6:Ql d. m. "
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Dy Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS

Memphis. Tenn. April 15-The river here stands
2s.s feet on the gauge. a rise Of 8 in the last
morning from st. Louis with 1850 packages of
merchandise fer this place. and returned at Il
Monday morning from Cincinnati with 80 tons
Of merchandise for this place. and returns Tues
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Nation.l Bank Nova.


CITY National Bank of Orange. TEX, to organize
has been approved: capital. so. 0N.
The National Bank Ct Commesce Of st. Louis
has been approved as reserve agent for the First
National. Cusnb- asG .he Continental National
Tex
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River Forecast.
The Mississippi at st. Louis will rise.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges registered 21.9 Monday. having
remained at that mark for the last forty-eight
hours.
Traffic only moderately active. Prospects good
for Il busy week.
Weather clear and cool.
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Chicago

Received dailv by D. z. Francis, Bro. & Co.
No. 21t North Fourth street:
Pittsburg Glass offered at 1Go. with no bids.
Westinghouse Air Brake. last sale at 1s3.
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WaIl street Go.sin.

The following synopsis Of the gossip in regard
g The leading features Ct the New York market
London cables reported \ strong market on the
other side. and arbitrage brokers bought about
1890 shares. more were bought for London ac-
count. The buying was heaviest in N. p. Fries
and n. and W. Houses with important foreign
connections asserted that London is not on the
selling side oe the market.
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Financial.

BOND cAII-ofnce PEOPLES Railway. Com
given 70 I'll holders Of bonds and Of interest
eoupo1g thsrstc belonging. issued by the PeO-
Bo9dsil. and consisting q rs bonds Of $1,000
each. that, under and BY virtue of the right of
redemption befors maturity reserved in said
bonds and IN the deed Of trust securing payment
Of the same, all OF said bonds. and all interest
then accrued and remaining unpaid thereon. will
b fsdesmsd and fully paid at the st Louis
Lnc1st s1ssts. N the City Of ST. Louis, Mo-. ON
the nrst Dap q Aay. 1901. upon the presentation
and surrender 70 said trust company Of said
bonds and Of an unpaid interest coupons belong
ing thkIeto: and that said bonds will cease to
bear interest On and after said last mentioned
data. Peoplee Railway Co. by Charles d. No
LuN. President James Adkins. Secretary.
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Death Of stephen II. OsthOA. J
REL UBLIC eel
St. Charles. NO.. April 15.-Stephen H.
Osthon, a farmer residing north of this
city, died Sunday morning.
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Closing quotations:


st. Louis. Monday. April Is. 1901.
The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations on the New Yorn
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
Republic. by d. r. Francis. Bro. C Co.. bonda
and stocks No. PA North Fourth street:
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Statement.

New York. April Io.-Bar silver SIC.
London. Apiii lo.-Lar SILVER steady, ciisd per
ounce.
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STOCKS AND B0NDs IN BOSTON.
loans. sG4; time loans. si.aia.

Boston. Mass. April 15.-Following are quota
lions on money. stocks. etc:
Money.
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Commission houses were generally sellers OF
the market At the opening, and room traders
Wogo diaposed to work on the bear side. Tho
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ST. LOUIS \ ia

ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL.
lrsln. Depart Arrive.
Grafton and Chouteau Slough sS:f4 am s7:.o nm
Springfield and Grafton Mall. 1856 pm 1926 Am
Errfs. Corsicana. Austin.
San Antonio, Houston and
Galveston .......- $50. $3.50 pm 1:s am
Western Express for Einfta,
Denison, Sherman, Okla
hoEla, Carthage, Joplin. q"
Wichita. Burton anu the
west commence. .....s $1,000 nm ~ am
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chandlss for this place. and added 50 tons sun
dries. a.
warsaw. ILL.,. April 1b.-stase Of water us set.
q fall Of = Of q foot. Cloudy and warmer. Ths
Sidney and Colonel A. Mackenzie passed down
Monday morning. The Silver Crescent down
Girl Stricken with Paralysis
REPUBLIC PECIAL
st. Charles, Mo-. April 16-Miss Bertha.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman b. Err
| melting, residing one mile west Of this city.
was stricken with a paralytio stroke Sun
day about noon. while in a buggy with her
| mother, returning from church. She Is In q,
very precarious condition. -
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BOND SALES At NEW YORK.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, April 15.-Sales Of bonds were made
here to-day as follows:
First Call.
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IRON MOUNTAI

1NON JhONS -
Train.
Texas Fast Mail to Little
Rcc5, TeNarkaEa. Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene.
Delta. Columbus ami Cairo
Express .-........ ...........
Fast Day Express, Hot Springs.
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin.
San Antonio. Houston and
Galveston .......... .........-.
st. Louis and Hot Springs
EXPIRES .........- ...s..........
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
FL Paso. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. san Antonio and La
redo ...-.......-. .........s..-.
Memphis Express ..............
FOURTH STi:EEr AND CHIC
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
.......->.... ........
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Depart. Arrive.
"5:o5 am '7:s5 pm
's 90 an T:1s pm
::1 pm '4:35 pm
T:D pm 's:ls am
S:f' pm T:G am
s8;31 am 700 am
CTEAC AVENUE
$50 pm sS:S5 am
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Do. prd =. :. 2 ah ~ az
Do. pfd d. 80. $3.50 s51s $50 94A 95 s51s
Total sales. l. 537 30
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CENTRAL
Northern Lines.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
~. Northern Lines.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
| Northern Illinois Express
springfield. Freepc-: ard Du-
buQue :51 am s6:4D pm
Peoria and Springfield. -......e11: 80 am s7:2D pm
Chicago Daylight Special. ...... I'll 80 am sT:2o pm
Springfield Accommodation. 80. si:l5 pm s10:46 am
Chicago Diamond Special...... 9:10 pm T:24 am
Southern Lines.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Paducah Mail and Express
Marion ..:..-..:.:... T:4s am "::s pm
New Orleans Fast Mail-Cairo.
Memphis, Jackson. Tenn. and
Texas Express; Nashville. At
Ianta and acksonville...... sS:3e am s7:A pm
St. Louis Special-Cairo. Mem
pills and New Orleans....... s8:56 am ISIS Pm
Accommodation = Murphysboro.
Chester t4:5o pm III 80 am
Marion and CreaI Springs. 1850 pm 1l:s7 am
New Orleans Limited Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer. Nash
Vile. Atlanta and Jackson
1o:15 pm $50 am
ST. L., n. C. & G. n. n.
'sT. LOUIS LINE
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Union Express daily, .......... s:ul pm S:1l am
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-16

WON STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
1855 am ss:6s pm
1850 am $50 pm
t1:s0 am f6:s5 pm
's:?l am 'l:1 pm
$50 am 6:as pm
% :oo pm 2:os pm
'2:o5 pm 's:5s pm
3. $40 pm $3.50 am
''7:4o pm 1855 am
Z. 1921 pm '7:25 am
1871 pm li7:2a am
:. . 90 pm '7:19 am
.......... Tl:W am
daily; 8:2l a. M,
}. m, except Sun
; 5:51 . M. daily:
1aily.