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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

A little boy came into Merchant
Goulett's store at Stevenson, the other
day, with mans pair of felt boots on.
"Haven't you got any other shoes?'
asked kindly gentleman. "No, sir?"
replied the boy. "I'll give dollar to
buy this boy the proper kind of foot
covering" "I'll give something,"
said second, and before they had fin
ished talking the money was raised
and the boy fitted with his size of
boots. This is the kind of action that
makes life worth the living.
Buy pure candy of E. E. Wheeler,
Wheeler's corner, Main and Elm
streets, Bridgeport. 1t sagreat place
for seeds Of all kinds. Try it and see.
The selectmen will meet Friday,
February %, from to $50 p. M, the
last Saturday of the week being a
holiday.
| The closing session of the Social
whist club was held on Monday even
ing at the residence of Robert H.
Beers, and was very pleasant affair.
Miss Sadie Minor had the highest
score of the season and received the
first prize for the ladies, handsome
medallion portrait. The second, a
pocketbook, was awarded Mrs Hobart
Curtis, and the consolation to Miss
Lille Dikeman. A. F. Clarke won
the first gentlemen paper cutter,
and J. B. Nichols, the second, a cup
and saucer. Robert'Martindell carried
home the consolation, something tC
throw light on the situation, a Ian
tern.
The ladies' prayer meeting is ap
pointed at Mrs Susan Hall s next Tues
day at 3 p. m.
The fourth and last quarterly con
ference of the year was held at Maple
ton on Monday as by appointment
Rev DR. Buck from TarrytoWn, n. Y.
was present and presided at the con
ference. The face of the late presiding
elder, DIR Pullman, was missed, who 81
recently was with us but now gone tt
: the "Home where the inhabitant
L never say they are sick.' What a los
? to the church and his family is tina
! noble character But our loss is hi
gain and we bow in humble submission
= to the Divine will.-[*
/ Among the Hawleyville people VIII
il enjoyed the performance of Hoyt's ~
t. Texas Steer at the Danbury Oper
House on Saturday night were Mr. an
;" Mrs j. A. James, Master Lodric
ID James, Mr. and Mrs F.. G.. Platt, Mas
u, n ter Percy Platt, Will Hawley, Mis-
It COrnelia MOrehOuse. Mr. and Mrs |. A
J. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs +. B. Lake, M
s. and Mrs Amos II. Camp, Mr. and MI
- A. H. Hawley, E. b. Camp, Mis-
Or Edith Peck, Stanley Blackman.
III Frederick Andrews, Jr., has entere
the employ of Mr. Chichester at til
tobacco warehouse in Danbury.
G. Mr. and Mrs w. Sturges of Gre;
~ Plain, Danbury, spent Sunday
l.. Frederick Andrews in Taunton.
lie
D. Miss Ida Hathaway, who has bee
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

Wnere Jney are VISITING MIS- IerTllI'S
son, Frederick Terrill. Miss Ella Ter
rill is remaining in Redlands for the
present.
A good audience was present at the
Beach Memorial Library building,
Monday night, to listen to Hon G.. K.
Birdseye of Bridgeport lecture on ''The
Messenger and the Martyr Of the Rev
ing speaker and held his audience
spell-bound during his recital of the
Incidents in the life Of Paul Revere
and Nathan Hale. 1t was an intel
lectual treat, and Mr. Birdseye was
given hearty vote Of thanks at the
close. Rev Mr. Barker presented and
introduced him.
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DOR SALE--A young new mich COW, with
Z calf two weeks old. Inquire Of Q. J. Beck
R. F. d. 25. Bethel, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

Miss Ida Hathaway, who has been
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

Mrand Mrs w. Sturges of Great
Plain, Danbury, spent Sunday at
Frederick Andrews in Taunton.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

DOR SALE--Several pair Of steers and other
CATTLE Will sell them right. w. J. Sher-
wood, West port, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

TOUSEKEEPERS recommend Silverall as
ID the best Silver Polish. Try it. Reid
Todd, 1854 Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

DOR SALE 6 Turkeys, 4 hens and toms, for
L $13 Chester p. Northrop, K: ID. 81, New-
town, Conn.
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DOR SALE--Car cattle at II. b. BrOwnsOn's
Huntington Center. for sale; three spring.
ers, mixers with calf, and other cattle. j
B. Shaw, 146 Main street. Derby. Conn.,, or or
nrAmiSRS.
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N1OTIOE-I will be at the town clerks Office
IN every Saturday, from to m, until fur
Their notice. for the purpose of receiving taxes
r. A. CLARK. Collector.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

UPRIGHT PIANO-Used but few months.
u Good make. good tone. rare bargain
stool scarf goes with it. If you wish a bargain
write at once to F. II. Lewis, Waterbury, ct.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

Buy pure candy of E. E. Wheeler,
Wheeler's corner, Main and Elm
streets, Bridgeport. 1t lisa great place
for seeds of all kinds. Try it and see.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

DOR SALE--One grade Holstein. four years
Z old. due March 10, two grade Holstein
calves ten months old. A. II. Ferry, Hope
we'll District. NeWtOWn Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

The ladies' prayer meeting is ap-
pointed at Mrs Susan Hall S next Tues
| day at 3 D. m.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-14

Frederick Andrews, Jr., has entered
the employ of Mr. Chichester at the
tobacco warehouse in Danbury.
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"a CORRESPONDENCE DR pUlgTO RICO 80 Dg SAP12MRE De 1903
NOTICE.

On and after Wednesday
October | st. and continuing until
furter notice, all EXTRA cars
will rum to and from the Ma
rina. near the Colonial Bank,
leaving the Marina at
IT 3O-S--Il.3O A. 2.
II noon
IA. 80 50. .3O-6-6.3O P. NJ.
Leave Martin Pena at
6. 6.3O-7-7.3O-7.15-S-9.3O 4. NJ.
1890 l-4-5--5, 3O-6 P. NJ.
On Sundays and holidays and for
the evenig service to the Park,
after the hours named above,
EXTRA cars will rum to and
from the Plaza Principal.
SAN JUAN LIHG & TRANSIT CO.
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FranCia Quitre ser
amiga de ESpa1a.

San Sebastian, Setiemhre Is.
En- una entrevista publicsda con
motive de 10 partida del priucine Q
Carlos de Asturias para las manio
bras f1Ancesas, 81 duque de Amo
d6var NJ nistro de Relacicnes Exte.
riores, sdmits que Frsncia ha dado
E.pshA recisntamente muchas
muestrss de atenci6n, relAcionadas
con uns possible alianza. Dice que
solo las atenciones tributadAs al rey
A ,nso. su se ora maare y al
Principe de A sturias tienden 1e-
mostrAr el desso de haser MAJ ss.
trechss las relacioues, en- 10 que no
Sc puede ir demasi do lejos sin sx-
citAr sospechss en- otras parties. El
moyimie 1to, agrega, ha favor scido
IL idea de un visje del Ray al exte.
1ior, pero para esto necssita prime
ro el Monarca de 10 autorizAcioa de
las CkmarAs.
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No Sc aCeptan
solas
en- Johanesburgo

Noticias recientes de Johanes-
buygo dicen que el pals donds 90
hoy IL vida mas cara en- Ell mundo
er aro Ga Ell Afcics del Snr. Debe
pouerse termino d 10 snorme inmi-
grsci6n, que arenazs CON m6}tiples
dificnltsdes, dsda 10 situacion en-
que han quadsdo las Rsptbliess
despues de Ia guerrs.
Las vf:timas mas perjudicadss
por ia est.do de oosas SON las mus
ieres que ganan 10 vida trAbs an
do ii stitutricss, emplssdas en- of
cinas, dope al entas de almac6D, &,
las cuales, cnando solicitan aloia'
mi nto, oysn inyariahlsmante esta
respnast< No SO ocepta71 ,saaJeres so
ias como fnqnt5i7aas.
Por otta pAres, el Alqpi er de las
casas ha sumsntado de msnera ex Dr.
bits nts b y es cssi al dob,e de 10
qas era al frnArss Ia pa7'
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PatriOtas
Il ObseGadOs?

Dos partidos en- frarca lueha,
dos sgtupi clones salidss del seno de
10 patria y que so disputan 10 que
han dado en- lamar poderi
Ali estkn. Alegsn que van al
bien de et Is terra, que persiguen la
felicidAd de Puerto Rico, que en- es
tos prin cipie fundan su vida y que
al logro de estos ideales encs minsn
sus iDtensos O. fderzos.
Y 10 isla contempla con ansie.
dad mortal 10 lucha de esAs d. sggu
pacioLes que en- sus banderas de
combAte Ostentan an mismo lena y
en- las mismas sspiraciones Sc con
funden, zero que en- ell terrenc de
los hechcs gibl5s, oscur ecen squs.
Hos ideSles, hEcen il les aquelloe
esfuerzos y Ell odio, Ell Cdio 10 presi
de todc, 10 insidia Sc tornA arma,
6gida ell rencor, escudo 81 encono,
como 81 ell vertigo de las mas n gras
pasiones les empui&se al fratrici'
dio.
IQue prueba espect&sulo tan
tristef Lo que hemos dlcho en- mas
de una OCCASION: fAlta de principles.
E pcder, 10 aspiration oil poder no
debiera existir en- las agru p&ciones
polft!c&s de Puerto Rico, sencillamen
ts porque ese poder no podrau alcan'
zarlo jam&s en- su int tegri'
dad, mientrss todos los esfuerzos de
los puertoryiquef1os no se sncAmiv
men & Alcanzar para 10 isla nm estado
de derecho que permita G los hijos
de estA terra disfrutar de las mis-
mas libertades que los hijos del con
tinente disfrutan.
iPoder con una ca1ta Fundamental
que no nos concede Ell pleno goce de
10 ciudadAn1s americans; que nos re.
duce & una condicion de servidumbre
yq. fioalmente, 10 eentralizs todo en-
poder de nuestros hermanosS
Si las pasiones no dominasen
en- ell alma de los pRrtidos polfticos,
6.t1s, recono cieLdo su gran error,
deiArian de existil para que eu los
presentes instantes de 10 vida de es
te pueblo solo exist ara un coniunto
ds hombres ganosos de conqnistar
los bieues de 10 libertad hermansdos
& tai fin, bsne6cioso & todos, por ser
baneficioso la pAtriR.
NADIA de ESQ SO h&ce. Y en- cam
bio, mientrSs NADIA tenamos, mien-
trAs se discute en- los tribunales de
Estados Unidos 81 depe consider6r
senos ciudAdanos de Norte A ne rica,
6 turcomauos de la Au%tolia, ack en-
nuestrA terra, en IL TERRA tratada
Aef por Ell gobisrno de Estados U4i
dos, los puertorriquenos, oiegos y
obsecadoe, vfctimAs del IAnAtismo
polltico, en- planS chlle, sobre al SO /
lar de su propia patria ae ataoan con
odio y Sc niersa y se dssdoran como
Acendrsdos &dversRrios 6 irreconci
tables ensmigoe.
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La Patria de CerVaDteS

Digna por todos conoeptos de
alabama % esta Revista, que cAda
diA pone mayor cuidAdo On dar 6
sus lectores artfculos dc gran inta.
res nterArio, dObidoa & plumAs de
raconocido m 6rito. FL sumArio del
ndmero 21, que RcAbA de publisArse,
do buena idea de ellc; contiene: IL
continuation de IL novelA ~Misterios
por dof1A EmiliA PArdo BAz&n; sLa
RtinA de los A'jibes, por M. BArrio'
nuevo; "El Dogo SAbueso de los
BaAksrvillss," por A. Conan Doyle,
y "AvonturAs de un frances, an in.
& eS y nm Aleman", rorJ. Qairoga
PArdo BAz&n: ~ grabados.
Precio del nnmero, una pesets;
suBcripci6n dc un af1o, pssetas en-
Madrid y 10 en- provinclaR on toGAs
Las hbre'fAs y en- - casa editorA,
BAilly BAilliers F JOS, Pl de Ana,
10,
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EStadfStiCa.

Australia posee $1,000 900 de
ca b .xas de gInado lamar, Europa,
tiene 165 900 600 Asis, $4,000 900;
AT los, 18 500 900; los Estados Uni
dos, AZ 600 900; 81 Canada, 4.500 900;
la Rep1b Argentina, $4,000 900;
los otros EstAdos sudAmericxnoe,
40. 900 900.
E total, lA poblAcion ovins uni
versAl Sc elevA 6 400 900. 600 de ca
bezAs.
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Finanzas publ cas-
en- San Juan.

Hsmos recibido IN folleto con-
tentiyo del infcrma prsSsntado nor
el a.calde de ests ciudad nj pueblo ?
81 Honorable G beruador de Paarto
Rico.
El inf >rme es extenso en- 81
hAcense cousideraciones acsrcs de
tcdos los asuntos trarados por al
AyuntAmiento duranra el &no fiscal
anterior,
E .t& acompAfado dicho informa
de estsdf .ticA nnm6rica de ipgresos
y sgresoa , contiens tambian I'm es
tAdo que cc mprende el presupuesto
dc empr6stito & partir dsl prlmsro
de Julio Aotu&l,
DAmos gracias por oil envfo del
citsdo follstO.
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AVISO.

Empezando Microbes 10. de
'Octubro y continuando hasta
nuevo aviso, todos los carros
EXTRA llegaran y saldran de
la Marina cerca del Banco Co.
lonial; saIiendo de la Marina
q las
7-7.3O-S-ll.3O manana.
II medic dia
1.3O-5-5. 3O-6-6.3O tarde.
Salidas de Martin Pena a las
6.3O-7-7. .3O-7.4 1888, 30 manana
l2.30-l. do 5.3O--6 tarde.
Los Domingos y dias de fiesta, y
para el servicio de noehe al Par
que, despues de las horas arriba
nombradas, carros EXTRA llega-
ran y saldran de la Plaza Prin-
cipal.
SAN JUAN LIHG & TRANSIT CO.
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AliVerSariO
de BaldOriOty.
en- Guayama.

La iunta de Gobierno del &Coli.
SEQ Det kess de GusyAma, ha tenido
10 cortesiA de invitarnos para una
manifests son que Sc llevar6 & efec
to ell dia 80 del corr ante, con mott
vo del XIII aniversario de la muerte
del egregio pAtricio don Ramon Bal
dor ioty de g astro, en- cuyo acto sc
hAr& el csmbio de nombres de las
GALES sMAdrids y sDsser gAfios por
las de sB Aldoriotys y Ds,kes.
DAmos las graciss por 10 Rten
ci6n.
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ObSeQuiO caro-.

Esuso y costumbre en- Ingla-
terra que ell Ola de la coronation del
soberano, cAda N srinsro de las es
cukdrAs inglesAs recibA una raci6n de
ron 8 SD equivAlente en- dinero; equi.
valencia que SO evalda en- seis c61-
timos,
E sta propi 10, 6 pesar de su mo
dicidad, cuesta ocho mil ciento
veinticinco fcancos, por cadA Glen
mil marlnsros ARs Aialos.
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ARECIBO.
(De maestro correspoaasal)

Stbre 60 81 doctor don AL
( edo Ferrfn. miembro disti guido
del psrtido faG.ra americsro en
Po.ce Sc halla en- esta ciudad con
toda fu apreciable milia. Piensa
psssr una temporada en- la villa del
Captain G rrea.
E Part'do f dersl smericapo,
de estA ciudad, SO reuni6 aver en-
Asam b'ea, con tbjeto de desig Or
l. c. idstura psrA al desemp' no
de los cargos munic p las de est t. po
blacioD, is ruxl ha de v.taree aqu1
el d1s 4 de Noviem bse p16ximo.
La concurreuciA III acto foe m
pAlAbr& les Sc tneres Nadal Ssnta
Coloma, Pc ez Avi es lden Manuel
y don Carlof) La rims GO.
Todts fuerou calurc ssmente
apIAu idos e,e, endo Ell Sr. Larrf-
nHgR. al e al de su discurso, una
entusiasta ovacion.
Por abruma dora 20, 20 T., re-
sult6 elects 10 siguisnte candidatu
rA:
Pars Alca7da
Do B RI ardo Haley.
Para Ju zuunit ipal
Don ] 1te [ Ga Gomez
SoplAr te.
Don Ado f Bs'seiro.
Juuta e Escolsr.
Dop Ja&n z Rodriguez.
DIN Manuel Astol
Don tn 10 L1p' Gaztambide.
G 'rceisles.
Don M >nue L ,desma.
Fe erico JuSrbe.
Sebastian Fgueroa
Antonio S | vsras.
J1An e Ma'fl.
FrAr co 0 iYeras.
& Tomas Bouet&
Adrian Padills.
A rturo e. Disz.
y iges Calc.f1o
jose Chivil es.
Juan A. WAtts
Ju tiri TO Ciavetiu.
Jaap B zso.
P dro Mora.
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ConStitdyeSe
el Comite "unionista" de-
1nitivo de Mayaguez.

El Comit6 sUpionists. defiui
two ha quedado 'const:tuido en- Ma
veg tiex en- esta forma:
Preeidente HonorArio, Don Fran
cisco B. BAsora.
Presidente Efec tivo, Don Bias
NAdal y Cuebas.
Viee.presidente. Lcdo. Federico
BAsorA.
Tesorero, Don LeSndro Mon.
tAlvo.
Vice Teeorero, Lcdo. ]. R. Frey
re.
Secretario, Do i Jole Elias lie
vis.
Vice Secretario, Luis M. Rsl.
diris, y vocales.
Los Sres. GenAro Alti'ry, Ra-
fAel RAldiris y MApgual, Fernando
L'oredA Valerio Martin, Ulises Mo
nAgas, Miguel Medina.
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OtrO mas.

En- NuevA York 80 &nunciA la
constitution de un <trustS de 10 ma
dsra, que epglobarG todas las gran
dsS explota clones Il ,restAles de las
AserrAdurfSs y las fAbrioas de mate
riales de MADEIRA. El CO pitAl social
serk de 500 millones 0e dollars.
Trust de mAders, trust de az1.
car. trust da pApsl, truat de trig5,
truht do 0Arna cot. 0ct.
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RELoJEs PARA CABALLERos
GARANTIA CINCo AMOS.

Recbiendo el importe Sc remiten los reloes frances
de pores cualquier punto de la lsla. Sc admite la
devoluci6n de t,do relo que satsfaga al compador
sempe que osta haga los ~cnco das~ despu6s de
reelbldo.
Taller de ReLena Patea para t0da ciase de reparac0nes
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Papel de periodicos Viejos a
s2-40 quinsaI Q go centayos AFRO
u <Il ,C5rr3sp>nl encla.~
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Linea ferrea del Oeste.
| I I n E R A r | O !.

Salidas de Bayam y Capital 81
multan oamente.
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Para fannilias

CUADERNOS para anotar la ro-
pa que va q lavarse, duradero por
6 meses en- ala CoRREsP PoNDENCIA.s >,
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A los Notarios

CARPETAS PARA ESORITURAS
En- colores, SO hacen q la Or
den en- ala CORRESPONDENCE
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Victor Hustle Successor de G. Tinand,
SAN JUAN PR

Los acreditados reoes &Roskop PerfeccionadosS
ca TlNAUD PATENT no nccesitan recomendarse.
Mas de NUEVE MIL ST han vendido para la sla en-
los itmos CUATRO AMOS y es la meior garantfa para
los que qQieran comprar un buen relo.
Modelos nuevos acabados de recibir
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PRECIOS FIJOS.
RELOJEs PARA sENORAs

Con tapas de orc Is k, $50 y $40
Id. id. de ORC IA X S20y $50
Id. plata con dorados
esmalte fino con su prem
dedor y estuche de lujo SO S12 Sl5
Id. grabados alto relieve
Novedad con prendedor
y eStuche. ..... 50
Id. acero con id. id. g
Id. l.. nillel sin prendedor 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-19
BIG PRISONER DECLARES
HE IS NOT A BURGLAR.
James McCIelland, of Giant Stature, Is
Arrested After n Fight in an
Eighteenth Street House.

James McClelland Is the largest man who
has been held prisoner in the -Four Courts
hoidover for some time. A charge OF bur
Slary has been preferred against him, and
Peter j. Lehman of No. 500 South Eight
zenith street, who swore out the warrant.
says McClelland has strength in proportion
to his size.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs.
Lehman was awakened by some person
who was walking around in the hall. She
aroused her husband, who went out to in
v~estigate. He found McClelland, who
seemingly was wandering aim!essly around
the house.
Calling George S. Kingsley and John Nc
Clary, boarders. Mr.. Lehman attacked Nc
Cleiland. The big intruder insisted that he
was not a burglar, but that he thought he
was in the house of a friend who lived In
the vicinity.
did not believe It, and with Nc
Clary and Kingsley struggled with Nc
Cieiland for five minutes. while Mrs. Lob
mann was at a neighbours telephone calling
for the police. McClelland proved himself
almost equal to the three others. but thew
managed to hold him until Sergeant Nolte
and two policemen arrived in a patrol wag-
on. Again he resisted, but Sergeant Nolte,
who IS a large man. soon quieted him.
McClelland told the police at first that he
lived at No. 1914 Biddle street and said he
was employed by the Frisco Railway. Later
he said he lived at No. 1900 Lawton avenue.
and he was recognized as a Transit Com
pany motorman. He is 6 feet 4 inches
tail and weighs about 275 pounds. He de-
clares he was drunk and decided to 20 and
see a girl who used to live in the vicinity
of the Lehman home. He says he thought
he was getting into her house and had no
of committing burglary.
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MINING SHARES,
Mining Stocks in New York.
lew York. Nov. 1s.-Closing quotations on min,
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis. Bro. 4 Co., No. pa North Fourth street:
New York. Nov. 1s.-Foreign-The trading In
Americans in London was NJ insignifca1 ut pro-
portions to-day. Price changes were unimportaat
In this market the a%rbitrage houses had a few
es on balance. but of q small amount.
Manhattan-The feature OF the trading was
Manhattan. There was an early reaction on
profit-taking by traders. but later pool brokers
came in as heavy buyers. notably George p.
Butler &c Bros, Post & Flagg and others. There
was vague and ncomprehensible talk of rights"
in connection with the rise. as well as the
familiar reports OF q deal with the New York
Central.
Sugar-The early strong feature was Sugar.
The stock rose sharply on purchases by COM
Goodhart & Co. who took 10000 shares. There
was also considerable covering by room shorts.
Trade interests were said to be bullish on the
stock. The price OF refined sugars was advanced
10 points by all companies excepting the Ar
buckle Company.
St. Paul-The weakness OF St. Paul was due
to selling by prominent commission houses. such
as Eanles < Moore. Many Of the room traders
who appeared as sellers were said to be acting
not for themselves. but for a house with Stand
ard Oil affiliations
Miscellaneous-The weakness Of Colorado Fuel
led to rumors that a truce had been reached be-
tween the contestants, but this was denied.
Gould brokers were the principal buyers. The
Missouri Pacific statement OF earnings Tor Sep
TENDER showed an Increase in gross Of IS, 5H and
net OF " ,11S.
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FOR COUSINS DEATH.
Prisoner Claims He Killed the Girl
Accidentally.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Greenville, Ill, Nov. 1s.-Curtis H. Allen.
aged % years, was to-day held to the
Grand Jury by Esquire w. T. Carson ON
the charge of numbering his cousin. Miss
FLORENCE Allen. aged 10 years. AT the pre-
nminary examination to-day it was shown
that Allen had been living in the home of
the dead girls mother. Mrs. Nancy Allen
The shooting occurred Wednesday of last
week. When the girl asked Allen to bring
In some wood. he refused to do so and the
girl poked him with a broom. Allen than
shot the girl. but claims that he Thought
the cartridge was on the other side of the
chamber OF his revolver. The girl died the
following day. Allen is in jail under a
5000 bond.
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THE BANKS.

New York. Nov. 1s.-Cfose.Money on call firm
at 4tG5ia per cent. closing bid and offered at 1
ling exchange steady at 4.s6s75 for demand and
4:s375 for 60 days: posted rates As and Ass.
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds higher.
EXCHANGES 500. SO. 81: balances 81 iSe 81.
759. 700.
Chicago. Nov. 16-CearinEs $50. go. So: balances
S2.045, $50. New York exchange par. Foreign, ex-
cha~ngeSterling posted at 1874 for 90 days and
Boston. Nov. B.NE1changes g. 81. s1s: balances
H.S1S, 18.
Baltimore. Nov. 1a-c1earings S.e4o. $50: bal
ences $i9. $50. Money Q per cent.
Philadelphia, Nov. 16-Clearings 81. al. 90: bal
ancss sa.zls. fo3. Money 6 per cent.
Bar Silver.
New York, Nov. u.-Baf sfyae DAA
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New York Curb Mn rket.
RIIC GpIEIAI

Mew York: Nov. 1s.-There were no important
fairly large number Of issues were dealt in hut
me total transactions showed a marked FALLING
on as compared with those of Yesterday. In fbe
early dealings prices moved up a fraction. but in
tEe subsequent dealings there were sales TO realize
OF prices. The total transactions were estimsted
al ABOUT z5,vn shares. Northern Securities showed
gooo steadiness. with a fair demand II ~oid p
y Y at az and later rallied to Ioii1 and
lien men, oaeK TO lofs. with trades amounting to
ABOUT 4.VU shares. Greene Copper sold at o2iL
fo vi yg shares res and the rights sold at 90 for 10. 0S,'
shares. New Orleans Railway preferred sold NJ
ssta Ior iO shares and the bonds at .gK for Il
Standard OIL sold at go for 30 shares Can cow.
mon sod at 20 for 100 shares and the PREFERRED
at 4zzs lot 30 shares. Illinois Transportatjon
sold at Is for 800 shares