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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
PROMINENT YOUNG LEN ACCUSED.
Harris Brothers Arrested on Charge
Of Grand Larceny.

Two OF the best known young merchants
in this city were locked up at the Twelfth
Street police station early this morn
ing on a charge Of highway robbery
They are prosperous and well supplied
with money and the officers are at loss
for a solution Of the case. Both Of the
accused assert that no crime was com
mtted and that they had only taken $400
worth Of jewe,ry from the complainant
as security for a loan which they had
advanced
The prisoners are Guy c. Harris ami
Ralph Harris, whose names are familiar
in all Of the cities in the East. by reason
of a brand OF dainty delicacies OF which
they are the CrisinatoIs. and in the man
ufacture of which they have enjoyed a
comfortable income for some time past
The complainant gave the name Of Frank
S. Butler. and his address as 5I3 Eleventh
lStreet northwest.
Late this afternoon the brothers were
released on 8. 900 bonds each for their
appearance in the Police Court to answer
the charge Of highway robbery, for which
warrants had been secured for them
sworn 10 by Mr.. Butler. who is the man
| ager OF one of the largest wall paper es-
Establishments in the city.
shortly afterward. al the opportunity
/ Of the father of the young men, and for
4 the fear Of the great publicity which he
/ thought would attend the case Mr.. But
I Ter went to Mr. Mullowny, the Prescott
( ing Attorney, and requested that the ease
D no OF
[ not consent to this at the time but said
: that he would wait until morning and
consult with the officers in the case.
( IL is probable that the action against
+ the Harris brothers viii then be dropped
/ Campbell Darlington and James r. Pugh
have been retained by the Harris family
70 defend the accused and have already
taken charge of he case It is intimatcd
( that the young men may not consent to
( the case being noI-prossed. end that they
may demand hearing &c clear their
/ names.
The ALLEGED assault and robbery is said
. 10 have been committed at the corner Of
3 ThirJeeE-and-a-hal and B Streets. near
the new building Of the United S,ates
. Electric Light Company. According TO
the story told the officers by Butler.
he met the Harris brothers for the
. first time last night at the Jolly Fat
/ Mems Club All had been drinking. and
. were in condition 10 enjoy each others
! company After several rounds OF drinks
( they left the clubhouse and visited sew
eral other places. adding to the amount
Of liquor hey had aheady imbibed-
I The Hcrrises came to this cisy about
! FIVE years ago from Pennsylvania. and
have always borne an excellent reputa-
/ ton Not long ago their mother was
burned to death at their home on Indiana
Avenue. In addition 10 their other bust
ness. they nave the candy privileges at
4 the Academy Of Music and the Bijou
. Theatre.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
STILL DISCUSSING SPEECH.
English Papers Engrosscd With
Count VBn HueIoxv's Words

LONDON. Jan lO-The newspapers
continue to be eugrossed with Chancellor
Won BueIow's response in the Reichstag
TO Colonial Secretary ChamberIain's re-
cent speech. in which he arraigned the
German army for It's actions in the
Franco-rrussian war.
II was remarked yesterday that the
ChancelIor's references TO assurances"
was intended TO imply that diplomatic
correspondence had been exchanged. in
which case the incident would assume
some seriousness. Apparently authentic
statements In London assert that no as
surances have been given in the form sug-
gested by the Chancellor.
II is true however. hat the matter was
mentioned in formal diplomatic discus
sions. both in London and Berlin The
British Ambassador At Berlin recently
called the attention OF the German For
eign office TO the malicious peryersions'
Of Mr. Chamberlain speech. which were
being circulated In Germany for the pur-
pose Of anti British agitation. He dwell.
upon the painful impression produced il
Great Britain by this symptom Of IN
fTieudliness.
The topic was also preached AT the
foreign office reception in London when
verbal unofficial assurance was made
that the speech had been misinterpreted
but there was no sort Of apology OF with
drawal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
OPPOSITION TO oTERo FAILS.
Senate Committee on Territories
Recommends His Conformation.

The opposition to the confirmation Of
NJ A Otero as Governor Of the Territory
Of New Mexico. has met with ignominious
failure
After hearing for nearly four hours
the charges and statements Of W. y.
Berger, against Governor OterO. the Sen
ate Committee on Territories asked him
for specifications and afldavits. ---se
not being forthcoming he was then asked
whether he charged Otero with dishon-
esty or corruption. Mr.. Berger replied
that he did not
The committee then called upon Gov
eruor Otero himself and asked him just
three questions which he answered sat
isfactoriIy.
brief executive session Of the com
mittee was then held Al the conclusion
Of which a unanimous report. favoring
the Governors confirmation was agreed
to- The committee did not consider it
necessary 20 hear the statements Of the
Governors friends. who were present in
force TO defend him.
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SUBSIDY BILL DISCUSSED.
senator Frye Prepares Report En-
d0rsiug His Measure

The subcommittee OF the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce. which has charge
Of the Ship Subsidy bill, held long ses-
sion this morning. at which Senator
Frye's new measure TO promote American
shipping was discussed az length.
Senator Frye has prepared a report on
the bill endorsing its provisions which he
hopes viii be adopted by the subcom-
mittee before it adjourns.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
ANOTHER CLEVELAND FAILURE.
Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings
Company Closes Doors.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan l0.-The Eu-
cid Avenue Trust and Savings Company
assigned this morning to Frank Il. CHM,
with bond OF $3.50. goo
The company in two days has reduced
its liabilities from $500. 0C0 to 81 s0o. 900
Its book assets today are $1,000 900. II
has surplus of $780, coo and stockholders.
stability OF $500 600 The Euclid Avenue
Savings Bank is comparatively new
bank
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
APRoMIsE WITH PRovIso.
senator Mason Fnvors Pneumatic
Tube. If for Chicago. Too.

'''' II A'A N"a'Aso' 90
A committee Of the Produce Exchange
today called on Senator Mason. Chairman
OF the Senate Committee on PostofHces
and Post Roads to ask him 10 urge a
continuation Of the appropriation for
pneumatlc-tube delivery system in New
York.
Senator Mason promised his aid on the
condition that the system be extended TO
Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago. and St
Louis, which ne thought could be done
for about $500 600.
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A SUSPECTED NEGRO HELD.
Police Think He May Know About
some RObberies

Detective O'Dea, Of 40. s station. ar
rested Frank Ball. aged seventeen years
a negro. late last night. charged with
breaking into freight cars Of the BaltI-
more and Ohio Railroad, in the yards Of
Northeast Washington. Several other
negroes are under suspicion. but ODea
has not yet completed his nvestiga CATION
OF reported thefts.
BAH lives iu Jackson Han Alley, where
be was found by O'Dea about rliduight
in bed but was taken 20 the station iu
the patrol wagon. IL is said the prisoner
Eas been suspected on TobbeTies OF
freight ears for some weeks. he was
held at the station this morning 20 await
q further iuvestie ation Of the case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
How to Prevent Pneumonia.

It is a well established taet that pneumonia
can be prevented This disease always results
srCm . cold or from an attack of inHugrz3
AmouL the tens Of thousands who have used
Cuauberlain's Cough Remedy for these diseases
YOU viii not tno a single case that hss ever re-
suited IN pneumonia. which shows consIusiveIv
that SO IS a certain preventive Of that dread dis
ease The fact is IL CounteraCts any tendeuc, Of
a cold OF attack of the grip toward pneumonia
Try H. Henry Evans wholesale and retail. and
all druggists sell It.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
Government 3onds.

The narrowest and most uuimportant
market Of recent days tired the Street
professionals this morning into a con
dition Of mind bordering on acute pessi-
mism. There was no business worth men
uOuing except that Of the professional Cd
orators, ana prices declined fractiouaIIv
ali the morning under their reaIizisk and
short selling. The only feature Of the
market commented on was thar there
seems 10 be little disposition TO sell in
yestment holdings Of stocks This was.
OF course, mentioned as a favorable fea-
ture. but the bears said that liquidation
Is likely 90 begin al any time II the pro-
f. -ionaIs make a sharp drive at prices
Erd succeed IN cutting The level down
point or two.
Conservative brokers are advising their
customers TO buy stocks only on reces-
sioBs and 10 exercise extreme caution in
making selections.
Manhattan RumorS Prevalent.
Manhattan was the most active feature
this morning with an advance 10 I40 and
q decline Of point from that level later.
The Street hears all kinds Of optimistic
rumors regarding the company and the
stock aad the prevalence OF this gossip
has led to the suspicion in some quarters
that some inside interest. or important
pool may wish 10 liquidate part Of its
holdings 90 the present bigh level
The future OF the Manhattan COMPANY
looks very good. and some Of the experts
say that the stock viii ultimately sell
much higher in all probability. but this
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
Gems. Weston and Ludlnetoa Heard.

The House Committee on Military AZ
fairs today heard General Weston and
Quartermaster General Ludington on the
needs CT their respective departments i'm
connection with the army appropriation
bill
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personal.

ORIGINAL GYPSY PALSHST-lIg X 4 NV: Is
cents past. present future, spells removed; lucky
charms, fo0t-reIciuE, open Sundays m7-7
MEN vino work hard for a living and want 70
save money must come Io us for are the only
people who sell tine tai.or-made ovcrCosts and
suits slightly WorUr at prices that surprise our
patrons. Now come and zee Tor yourself az TIE
WORKINGNAN'S FRIEND. Ju-yhs OLD Stand.
90 b. CO..
NINE DAEIS-Born cllirv0yaut and card reader
Tells about business. removes spells, evil iuhu-
ences, reunitcs the separated, and gives luck;
Curus piles ard drunkenness l22s 18th ST. nv.
e2S-lmo
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Another Vanderbilt Tip
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-U 5. Electric Light Certificate
SIOOQI0512 Capital Traction, STA lo'lzi
5OHIO7E~: sea 1875. 27o0 loIF4, Washing
ton Gas. 15Cd697s; ll0a7o; 96s@5. Mer-
genthaler Linotype: 2dlI0. Lanston
Monotype. I0OuI0Is. After call-Green
Copper: 5003liz.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10

The Nebraska Association will hold its
first meeting Of the winter at MetzeroJt
Hall on F Street tomorrow evening al
o'clock In honor Of the Nebraska dele
CATION in Congress. which is expected TO
be IN attendance. an interesting musical
programme has been arranged Nebras-
ka residents in Washington are invited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10
SAGGING PRICES
DIZZINESS.
Early Market Shows Gen
eral Fractional Declines.
BUSINESSLARGELY PROFESSIONAL
Uncertainty over Northern Securi-
ties Matter and RumOrs of Fur
World Restrict OFeratiOns-MHn-
haitian and Sugar Active.

The early trading in today's Stock Mar
ket was on a moderately active scale, with
the price movement somewhat irregular.
Opening transactions as rule were at
fractional decline Delaware and Hudson
was noteworthy for Weakness on heavy
selling. falling Of 3 points in anticipa-
tiOn OF an unfav0rabIe dividend. After
the first hour the list in general became
irmer, and prices rallied in some in
stances slightly above yesterday final
figures.
The opening weakness was due partly
on q continuation Of the selling movement
which was in progress at the close Of
business yesterday and also on account Of
declines in American stocks in the Lon
don market and the selling for foreign
account which developed in the business
here.
IrreEuIarity in Manhattan
In the latter morning aggressive
strength was displayed by Sugar Refining
and Manhattan Railway. Later these
stocks sagged of again.
The trading seemed to be governed by
the same considerations which were eff
toctive yesterday. comprising the uncer-
tainty as TO the upshot Of the proceed
ings against the Northern Securities
Company and the rumOrs of further trCu-
bic in the commercial world.
The Western Securities.
Missouri Pacific after opening of a
fraction, showed strength. Union Pacific
after weak opening. recovered its loss.
St Paul generally ruled fTactionally
above last nights close.
Amalgamated Copper iuctuated irregu-
larry over a range Of a point. out finally
scored an Improvement over yesterday s
close
London was a seller Of the general list
without discrimination, but the entire
amount OF LOndOn's trading unexceeded
20, 600 shares. Early in the afternoon the
New York Market became very dull, and
another decline occurred.
Sales Of stocks 1 p. IL, 364, 200 shares;
bonds, 81, 92S 600.
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The Western Securities.
New York stock Exchange.

Corrected daily BY ". B. Hibhs Co., mem
6ers Of the New York Stock Exchange. 1919 F
Street.
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should not DC any reason for too eager
buying for speculative accounts. after the
recent sharp advance
ConHicuna Ntcbt>oH stories.
The tak regarding ,-r >t,bteous lbs va
ried. one good bou.y tcrja e.. a pool Boz
ing formed I'm the ,to,k- vu che outloc~
Tor handsome earnings statement Toy
December. and because tho ,umuau, ir
supposed 20 De earning ai present nearly
u not quite 10 per cent ou she common
stock On the other hand. th,.y is story
that the company contemplate tho Issue
C. a large block OF bonds tog Improve
ment work that has already been done
and paid Tor out OF current earnings or
with borrowed money.
a third rUmOr is that the AtchisOn and
Rock island officers are working together
on plan for reciprocal traffic arrange
ments. There seems 70 be a very good
supply of the stock in market az all times
recently
Talk of "a Sugar Compromise.
The sugar rumor is that the different
interests have arrived at a compromise
regarding proposed legislation. 1t is said
that the Let sugar growers have con
sented 20 a certain reduction OF the tariff
on tupan raw sugar NO oIucial COIL
frmation Of the story can be discovered.
Sugar stock was fairly strong at one time
this morning. but later sold on
steel stocks Dull.
The steel securities were duh and at
prices fraCtionaIIy lower than those Of
yesterday There was nothing new in the
gossip regarding the stocks or the steel
Trust.
The San Francisco Issues.
The strength of the san Francisco is
sues is said TO be due to AtchisCn buy
ing for control AtchisOn officers have
not taken the public into their confidence
in the matter however
Another Vanderbilt Grip"
The Street heard again this morning
that the Vanderbilts have arrived at de-
cisiou to carry out their Eastern Secur-
tiles Company plan along The line or the
Northern Securities COMPANY TIPS were
given out by different brokers TO buy me
Ia los
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TIN. Of a sugar con.promi.e.
StccI stocLs Dull.

The steel securities were dull and at
prices fractionalIy lower than those OF
yesterday There was nothing new IN the
gossip regarding the stocks or the steel
Trust
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The san Francisco Issues.

sues is said TO be due TO Atchison buy
ing for control Atchison officers have
not taken the public into their confidence
i'm the matter however
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-10

Raymond " Lewis and Ella Rose Flynn.
both OF Baltimore, Nd.
Peter Baum and Mary Annie Herzog.
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LADIES NEEDING ADVICE AND TREATMENT
Dr.. PARKlMS Or.

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loss Voice. AstEul. Nrursigia- Sciatio8. Diseases
Diseases. Epilepsy. Nervous Prostitution. Mtbrietv.
Hospital practice QUICK cuse- Consultation and
medicine free.
10 10 T. 81 ST $50 10 e.
SUNDAY. 10 20 u
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DR., LEATHERMAN,

WaEhiEEton's Leading Specialist
On Kidney Bladder BIoot. SIN, and Prsyate
R5th sexes Consultation frse Medicine fur
uislel. Hourz t. I2 and 20 s. also on
Tues. Thurs aud SAT- eve. 20 4 Closed
Sunday
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should not DC any reason for too eager
buying for speculative accounts. after the
rnnnnf sn.rn ..-AAn.L
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-30
Live STOCK Marker.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.-CattIe-Receipts 2l,O00,
including 800 Texans and 5000 westerns: good
grades active. others slow; good TO prime steers
SI004S.50; poor to medium. SS-75ds75; stock
calves, S5.75d755; Texas fed steers, S2.00G14 40;
western steers. s.. $1,000.
Hogs-Receipts 2s. 000 56Ioc higher; mixed and
butchers, S6S516.75; good to choice heavy, IS. co
q6so; rough heavy. s6i5Gs5o; light, SsS09s6o;
bulk Of sales. S6.4O66.60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; steady; good TO choice
wethers. S. 5004 49, fair to choice mixed. 81 500
BIS; western sheep, s.. 75d3.T5; native lambs,
S3.50d5.50; western lambs, S3.7565.O0
ST. LOUIS. Oct 29.-Czttle-Receipts 6 000.
including $50 Texans steady beet steers, s55o
Q7a5; stockers and feeders S3.0oG4.25; cows
and heifers, S2250550; Texas steers, 81 45d5 20;
cows and heifers. 81. 20I3.35.
Hogs-Receipts $500; SC higher: pigs and
lights. $sS5Gs55; packers, $s.45Qd.e5; butchers.
Sc 5566 So
sheep-Recsipts l. 500: steady to strong; ma
tves. $S.25q4oo; lambs, &.5O9S.eo; Texans, $50
63.S0.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. ss.-Cattle-Receipts
1900. including 5000 Texans: steady 10 strong
native steers. s4.0047.50; Texas and Indian
steers, So 100425; Texas cows. 81. o062s0; native
SIS.
Hogs-Receipta IL, 900; strong; bulk Of sales.
So 5Ou6.60; heavy, S6.5546,65; packers. $3.50
6.621f; medium, se.55n6.e 7is; light IS. 5096 90;
workers, $6.55qseo; pigs. S5.5oQ6.1o.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; hrm; muttons. 5000
40; lambs. S4.0od6e5; range wetherss 5000
1886; ewes, 50. 0o6f3 so.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct a.-Hogs active.
strong; butchers and shippers ss.7096.75 COM
mon s4.65d640
CattIe-Steady: fair 70 good shippers 5000
eco; common S. o0G2 70
Sheep-Steady T-50d32.
Lambs-Dull; lower SS-5015oo
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-30
Corn Bread.
Richmond Dispatch

with good meal and a cook following the
lessons and traditions OF the old regime. de-
licIous bread may be baked OF Indian meal.
But we have grave doubts whether 1t can be
baked as well in a stove as in an open fire.
place. But, alas. Of the latter only few re-
main.
An ash-cake. Of course. must have ashes.
a mint julep without mint On the other hand,
''fap-jacks' need only well-greased frying
pan; but skill Is required TO turn them. That
is done by pitching them out of the pan into
the air and making them come down flap on
e other side. The corn pone may be cooked In
9. stove OF range
The hoe-caks was originally cooked on a hoe
IN the fields and in the negro cabin. skillet
Will do we'll enough for II, but must be well
creased at the bottom. So. too, with respect
70 egg or batter bread. As for corn mullins, the
appliances OF a range are admirably adapted to
them
we wish some millionaire would at up a vir-
gfnia country home In ante-belium style, and
among other things have In it big open fire.
rlace, a black cook In a Bingham dress with
a red bandanna on her head and also have a
half-aere mint bed, ice house and an old
time garden hIied with raspberries and goose
berries, thyme, sage currants and all the or
binary table vegetables.
When one OF those old-time homes and gar
6ens and kitchens Is restored and the host and
hostess have entered into possession we desire
TO be listed a frequent guest with reserved
seat in the chimney corner. Then all shall
want will be the zest, the appetite, the vora-
ciousness we poss cssed when could eat
eighteen rolls and six eggs for breakfast and
consume a whole watermelon between meals
But, alas, II woul4 be easier to restore old
walls and open hrt 0hlces than to bring back
the digestion and s,Ga age capacity OF a youth
that's gone, OF a tl.As that's past and never
can return
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-30
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.--wheat opened steady on
firm cables, small receipts in the northwest and
a good cash demand. The strength Of the north
western markets again the feature. Advtces
from San Francisco still bullish, stating
that the market was still in receipt Of good
lower to &c higher at 73h47Shc to 73Ssc and
on fair buying advanced to 73Ac. Later the mar
ket sold of to 7Skc on selling Of May by
brokers. Receipts 70 cars. contract. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth reported s94 cars. total for the
three points Of 764. against 759 last week and
7s5 year ago.
TIE market held about steady the greater part
of The day. but there some profit taking
near thee lose, causing a decline, December
selling to 7zssc. and closing %9Ac lower at
72N972gac.
weak cables and fine weather caused corn
to open lower and trading was light Commits
sion houses bought freely at the decline and the
wheat also being a supporting factor. Another
decline followed however, on selling Of May
by brokers. December opened shade to bTAc
lower at 50%d50c. quickly advanced to S1bc.
only to react again to 5o5zc. Receipts 13S cars,
20 contract.
gether with realizing on December that option
declined to 5O1sc and closed &c lower at 50Aq
50hc.
oats opened quiet practically unchanged. The
market was Influenced considerably by the ac-
ton Of other grains. December opened unchang-
ed at sO7sc but declined to S0%c. Receipts 15s
cars.
Higher hogs Impaired strength to provisions at
the start with lard stiH the leader. Commission
houses and brokers were the best buyers jan
uary pork opeEed l0c higher at $15.75; January
lard &c higher at s9.S5Q9s7la and ribs &c higher
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-30
LOCAL TAXATION is
WANTED FOR SCHOOLS

A bill advocating local taxation for the
common schools of the state win be in
troduced In the house at the coming ses-
sion and strong efforts will be made to
pass IT, While the author Of the bill is
yet unknown, Hon. Hoke Smith, of At
lanta, will make an address before the
committee on education when the meas
ure comes up for discussion.
The bill, it is understood, will provide
that the districts in each county in the
state be allowed to tax themselves for
the support of the schools. the matter
to be left entirely to the district The
county will have nothing to do with the
system. When a county district desires
better schools the question of increas-
ing the taxes of the district for that pur-
pose will be submitted to the voters Of
the district and If a majority OF them
decide to increase the tax, then the tax
will be imposed.
BY those who are urging the passage Of
such a measure It is said that this sys-
tenn will be much better than IL each
county is authorized to impose local tax
alton, because there are certain districts
in the county that are opposed to local
taxation, while there might be other dis
tricts that favor IL