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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
SECONI
Golden Eagles.

The league match tomorrow night will be
bowIed at the South Washington Business
Mems Club. the Fat Mems five competing.
This will be the last match for ten Gays
as all Of the clubs will lay off during Christ
mas week.
: The standing of the clubs follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Big Pool Tourney.

Frank Sherman, the clever pool player
Of this city. will probably be contestant
In the sweepstakes pool tournament to be
held by c. E. Green in the Montauk Acad-
envy billiard hall, Fulton street. Brooklyn.
early In January. Sherman defeared Clear
water last spring after the latter had won
the worlds championship emblem In tour
ney promoted by Green, and before the title
passed to Grant Eby. Green anticipates
no difficulty In securing ten OF the leading
pool players for the. competition. Each
player puts up SIS for entrance fee and
Green adds 5000 Entries close December
81. The FIRST game VIII be played on Janu-
airy 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Team Signed for Pittsburg.

A special from Pittsburg says that base
ball enthusiasts Of that city are mystifed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Cans to Box Wilson.

Joe Cans, the lightweight champion, has
gone to Providence, R. T.. where tomorrow
night he Is to box Howard Wilson Of this,
city twenty rounds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Das xhal abtp arts.

Sablor. -Rddaen Wiiipo&, ben Is.
apriI, finoet in Dsbsr's Rini oas erobe
@onssrt, NIT baraufolgsnbem BAL, bes
tleieen 2ranlen' IL terhdsunss 8ereins
ftatt. gu tpel4em bic 9,dets 25 Gents
toftsn. Gin i&0nss Broeramm 1T ffr
bic @eleesnbeit arraneirt tporben uno
tpire ale 8eiu&er bes Gonjsris sufrie.
bentelsn.- Infer 8orougbaupalt Sars
ris bat gs8en bic 9raetion Gompanie cine
alase fur $3.50 anesffrenst, bic ais
Stsusrn auf bic PfOftsn unb Drdbte ber
Sompanie i'm Borough auferlsgt tpnrben,
aber nl1t betabli norben finb.- Rartin
@Oreoran bon bier. tpelhsr in Der Ar6.
balb Wtne anBsfteut III. irurbe Samtaa
BON ieinsn Witarbeitern aus Der Wtne
eetrleben, nahbem enibsdt morben mar,
bob er an einem leibten Nnfale BON DO.
den lit. Seine Wobnuns murbe ipater
unier Ouarantdne eefteat uno anbere
8otteb,unesn s%sttoffsn. UNI be 8erbrei.
tuns Der 2rantbeit su psrbinbsrn. -au1
Der Barber 2eutbolo bon 9insoln Seiabts
bat nsulit einen 5amilienjupaHs erbal.
ien.-Serr Gaspar Weibel tplrb in mad.
fer 8sa SRI. 9ina SdiIb. cine 1oGtsr
oss Sarpsnters germ SObn S@ilo, als
letne @attm b%eimilbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
7aubbeit faun nidt aeheilt

psrbtu bur& lpfalt applifatipntn, neil ft ben
franitn Sttl efs Sbrts niat tusihtn fSnntn.
&c eisbt nur siutn NDss, bic Saubbsit su furi.
rem, unt Der II bur9 sonfitutipnsas peilmitsl
Saubbtit tpirp bur& sintn ~sHbdHbtttn 3uRant
Der iHlttmistn ausiltibuna Der Gufatii&su
MSbrt ptrurfa6t. @tnn bitlt R5brf fih tnt.
tiinett, babt Sbr tintn rumplnesn Son pbrl
uHpenfcmmtnte @tbSrj uHb ptnn it GAM es.
ftIcftn H. nfeIst Saubbsit, uHb iptnn bic Gnt.
%tineuns nt8t stbpbtn unb hitft R5brs ipitbtI
In ibrtn sttSrtsfn 3ufaub ptftst psrhtn fam,
rtTb eae GtbSr fur immn itrff6rt psrh en-
usunl6dlt unitr itbn ltne bur9 aatarrb ptrur.
fa6t rtltu ui9ts ais Elm .utlinbttrr 3ufanb
Ter i<imissn Sbradden II
@tr irousn einbunbtrt Declare fir isbtn
CburH aaiarrb psrurIa&tsn) 6aa pom 1aubtsii
ssbsn, ben mir ut6t eur@ Ginntbmtn ron Saas
Satarrb-R ur btiItH f6nntn. eabt QUO umfenn
&trtulart fOmmtn.
.. 8. &ttntp & Co., 9olshr. 8.
Rf5- YeTfauft BON alen Apctbtftru, rs Gts.
9eals aamiIisn piGtn fiHb bic btfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Die SOtf&aft Oss @eeOrsers.

50 ia ee5rduhlid, bic 8otiHaft bes
ftdoii6en Oberbauptes in elmer aem
l4aftli&en Stsuns bsiOer 8usiss bss
Stabtratbes gu petleien, ba aber cine
fol&e niHt ftatifanb. 10 tonnie bies ni&i
geftsben. DaB Document 1T siemlia
umfanersi& unp Dir bei1rdntsn uns ba.
Der nur OUT sinen tursen Aussue.
Ser 8scorber %petlangt, ba6 bic
Staotrdtbe bic 8sridte Der einaelnen
ftaotii&sn 4btbe,Iuneen senau prlfsn,
oa blsielbsn fptematlids uno srmutbig.
enbe 6orti&ritte in aQen Arbeiten asiaen.
Die ftdotif&en Sinansen bditen bur4
lofale ArbeitsfDruneen gelutsn, bsigtel
dber trpBberu cine 9unabme aber 1900.
DIE iotalen 8ant. @larlruneen betrugsn
SOS, 992. $40. SO. be b6hfts je erreiGte
Slfer. Bsrl1ts bon 1900 Snouhrien
ssteen einen nmiaB pOn 500, O00, 900.
SIN %beeinnsnben Sabre ioleu in ie,nsr
dbtbeiluns DsfSlte eemu6t Obsr amer,
tdnnt iperoen, aus9enommen burd ipsiis
eae @rlaubnib Der beirefsnbsn Sci ss.
st eraiulirt BEN Staotrotb Az benz
prumpten Bump bon 1886, 900, bern
oamlt i6nnte bic idpebenbe Shulb ge.
tilet unb n0ibiee 8erbsh srunesn ees
mn&t tperben.
8etrehs @rbobune Der SeusrpsrR@sr.
uneS.p ramls tOmmt Der Nseorber ,u BEN
fdarffinnieen Sdlub, bab fi& IN Der
Sa6e ni&ts ibun lahe. ST Iobt bic
8erhdrtune Der poliSel unb bic unters
bridune Der 8oden, @piosmis.
Dem DirettOr Der 6ffsntliHen Werfe,
Sobn g. 8ohe. lObt CT unb empfieblt Def.
len plan fdr @raomaGune 90 bes
2a6awanna 5luHes unb Rsusinrlttuns
Der eIettrii&en 2l&ter. Ssrnsr brinet et
duf cine S&pimmihule (8~abeanftaItg)
unb psri&isosne 8srbsh sruneen I'm Rup
Aue Bari.
Die ftsuerbare Nbi&dsuue bss Rsals
ei~ssntbums iei bon s23. 000, 900 auf
500 .000. 900 erb6bt tporben. unb CT ers
.nnert ben Staotraib ipssisa oaran. baB
bieie Differ einsn psiteren Bump bon
81. 240. 900 sulaHs. (Ais oh e,n Seran.
toner Staotratb is cine anfmunterune
gum Shulbenmaden n6tbig eebabt
battle y Die pirili&e S4ulb fei peni.
ger tpis 5000. 600 ODER nod ni&t Elm
Broaent BON @issntbumsipertb. Ssrner
beibt 60, Der %inunsiels 8utanb Der
Staot lei aus8eist&nst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

in aIberibct Der BefsbI Elm. iebsn brau&.
barren Wtapn hes Q. unb 3. PrObifOnnl.
Batailons. bic iett gum |. Armsseorps
8eboren. bic sum Is. asril na@ Sabs
afrita einauidtfen.
General 8pita unb feline Buren, fnb
auf benz Wurfa nod Der Creme bon
ytatal. Aus Ourbun fommt bic Ra1s
riot. 6ab BET Berisbr nit benz 2anbe
nSreli4 BON Gusslu . SIub esfpsrrt III
nnb bic Drtf6afis 8 Nilis bon Dunbee.
Retpeaftls unb 2copimiib su ben @aFsu
bsotbert ipurbe.
SIN 2onbCn IN Elm (alsrbiuss unSer.
bflretes) @erddt in nmIauf. nab mel.
dem Der Srisoen in SUB. afriia baIoieft
iu srtrartsn iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
StaOt uaO Gouutb.
iluisrs SsIepbun Summer 1T 1896.


- Serr SeinriG 2aubi&er bat am
Nontus bas psnn abenus SoteI, sssen'
aber Der ..3ruib" Office, nbernommen.
= Gs.S&erif 6. q. Brpor, Der lest
elm Burger bon glsip Dori ia, befanb fi&
lssts Bo&e fur siniss Gage bier gum
8efude.
- 9ireitor Der 5Hentli&sn SiGsbsii
Bormfer ernannte am Sienitae ale
9auinipeitor Gmorp s.. GOlpin bon
Sunfet abenue.
= @piIpm Sonss, fdbtf@sr aRsROr.
bat ih ale rspublilaniiHsr 8eiperber
fur bic RominaiiOn ale Gountp Gommii'
idr ansstanbiet.
= o. .. atberton bat nls Sefretdr
Der Sanbels' Bebbrbe rsfienirt unb pirb
in Sienfe Der title Guaranty unb Truit
@ompanie tretsn.
- Ssrr @m. q. Gmri& bon IapIor
Gpsnue pirb beute Ra&mittas SRI.
Ninnie 8. price bon Der WsfIeits als
le'ne @a''sn pestifapFsIs.
- Ser Der Grmorbuns bon Sarrp
Sreberid anssila8te Sobn arssntis
tpurbe ssfern bon ben @si&porsnsn ais
,,niHt t4ulot8" srfldrt.
= Die befannte Sarbiss, Srau Rate
Sampfon, in Samffae tpisbsrum tpsssn
4strsiben zines unOrbsntliden Sauies
psrbaftst tporosn uno uiubte 5000 8are'
i@aft fslsn.
Ger Soutrott ,ur N~sfSrb.runo her
0oaIahen ,miId,n ssm Soup,omt u.s
Sem Qpsioomte in Snss Neri IN an
9reaon 9pOtpn pon Sr..n @iboe Gbsr.
tpisIsn tpurben,
on,; s,rossnbobn,roo.n ion;S;r.
ten ScnnsrS1oo Wn,m;,,oo an ondn.
mama sIsenus unS ,nnrSsr ,;smI;1 sori
beidShiot, isbo6 famsn fSmmtIi1s Roi.
i[oo;srs unrs,Iss, hornn r
~. Y. Itrilt1 " Satntta8 BON
9srldt ais ecunis Hne,tSr stnannt
Ssy ala toIM,r .sson;r,, nm ia S,oS,.
controlI,nr s;n,",rst,n
- Oas Sotel SrbIns. tpel@es lsbts
BoHe BON S@erift gsitlohsn tuuroe,
lou nun ausesrsutnt iusrosn unb NIT
psuts ontan8eno tu'ro be e'nri&tun8 IN
oenIisIben oerttsi8ert tpsroen.
MofIoes SD Mu,h q-snsr Il, ne,
scranton spar Wani. unb nj. auaufta
). Iropp, IO9tsr bon Srau @arsatst
). Iropp bon Noro Baibineton Apenue.
tpurosn Sonnsritas Ra@miitas our6
Msn. y. Dt. @,ffsfi bon Der Glm Batt
Dt. Y. S't@e IN Der aSopnung Der Braut
ais GPtpaar eln8ets8net.
0ie Dime 9onf Eat nunmsb,
Neih erboIien bon benz onoren,snSsn
Rie. Bebaubs an @ponino assnus. FOR
msIdes ne 5Gon ieit einioer 0sit inter.
banSeIte.- Ser be,obIts 0oatpr,is Sc,
trdat sac 600. Sas onoeIaufte @e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

Die gpaHedif9 euibnif&s 81. Peters Cir
DE ptre tinsH Bazaar C5airl pnanfalttH in
BEN gBtswam DtlfIin pom prtsrstt ApfHut,
ipti9rn Aib une Myrtle StTaBsn, Der am is.
aprti bssinHt. DeuatioHeH fur ~otnltlbtu pH-
zen ZANZIBAR sHiststHssncmmtH.
fA,3 Das Gemite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
,,Mier0be Killer"

II Elm Brdparat wsI1ts aae 9rau'bsitsn 3 lit.
neil 20 bic RIfrobeu i'm menldli9su SpHeme
uuo 1lut tootst nno oaour@ oen 8sg jur Ssit.
uug tbutt. Die Ratur ibut oann bel bsrnunf.
tiger etbsusweiit oas lebrige. Aar ~ bsJtsbeH
in oil sada aut.. Scranton. pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
0eutf6e 3 riefIihe.
Gnnmpre.

8iaiam 9uIser bon 3broop Sira.
Be, elm Greiber i'm go. l Sdadt bsr
Pennd. aObIen gompanie. puroe Steis
tag beim Rarrenioppelu b6s am Ropfs
nnb ben SGnItsrR Dsrbtadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
misunderstanding : {

Jriibiabrss4 stra@tunssn. : Disiss
III O,s estabrli&fe Sabresssit far 9srfo'
men, bsren Blut nidt IN eutern 5ufant
III, unb rerihisbeue 2ranibeiten ME
Rbsumatismus, 2unsenIeibsn, Sautuus.
iHlae u. E. 10. madsn ibr GIf1sinsn.
Dns S7ftsm psrlanst Rsinieune- Dir
bradteu pie laneen Wintsrmcnate mel.
items in ben enssn bier Wdnben unierer
Bobnuns su. Betpesuns in frii&er 2ufi
fsblte uno bas Blut purbe baber bid unt
po[ bon b5ien Soften. bic 2sber trdgs,
unb bic 0isren fGua@. @rtpa&et aus
susrsm @interidIaf! Sebt um eu@
@uer SeeIenbaus rerlanet eereiniet su
psrben. fegt 60 in allen eden! 6lutbei
bic Absuesrbbren. i&tpemmt ben anees
fammeIien lnratb bintpes.
Seees Srdbiabr bsihdftiesn mir uns
nit elmer srtinbIi&sn 2lftune unb Reins
isuns ~uniersr Bobnuns-,f bic Rsinie.
une unfsrss abtpers tpenieer tui&iie :
@r perlanet es in boberem 8raoe oils
unisre Mobnune. Wan permeioe babel
isbo@ beroii&s Wittel. Sbr pirost ME
oarun %benien, eusren Subbooen. ocer bic
@dubs. ober bas @etdfel init Sdursn gu
pubsn. go mare nidt ansebra&t. uein
eeraoesu sefdbtliG. Gbenio renig an.
esbrn@t III eS. bic belifaie Rssbaut bss
Ragsns, bic aarten @epebe Der @ebdr'
me 6ur6 farie abiabtunesmiiteI. usl&e
msitsns mineraliide BsfanbitsiIs ent'
baltsn, su rsissn. 8einiet auf cine per'
ninitiss Art unb Deiie but& bas milo'
tpirienoe ardutsrmitteI. Sorni's Alpens
lrdutsr 8lutbeIsber, bic Srlbiabtsmeoi'
ain euerer 9robmltter. neber Elm SABRE
bunbert Dor benz 9ubliium. bat CT feline
Stipulation ale 4Iutrsinisunes . Rittel
unssfdmdIsrt sttaltsn uno trinet De,
iunbbsit unb @lhd. tpo INNER sE GinIab
sefuncsn bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
6lciSermuberin.

Ds unttrFi&Hstt smpitblt f@ a9iunsspea
als Webiiin uHb alfibtrmahain unb btierst
arbslisn In isetr 8rau&f sur 3a~fritbtnbni ane
nidbiesn prsHtn. Au& abkHbsrunssn une
RspnTatartn bfftns btlpret.
trau ". M. Rprrsw,
4fO Spruee Graft, ebeuauf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10


Die Iransuaal . 9slssaisn finb nod
INNER in Rroonffaot. Oranie 6reitaat.
Wan slaubt, oab General De Det ben
9rdfosntsn Stein beeinfubt, ni&t nit
lbnen auiammsniutrsffsn.
Sis Mai&initsn. psl&s mad Rsp
Orleans auf BEN bIitii@sn transport.
bampfer .,4tlantean" surldeeiebrt iin6,
berl6ten, oob bic Buren,, pdbrenb bas
S&if in Bort Glisabetb lag. Dus in bsr
Rdbs bes 9afsns bsIsssne Depot Der
Uritsn far Bfsroe unb Raulibiers plans
oertsn unb 5000 iirsIi& aus Amsrita
eineefhbrts pferbe erbsutstsn. psl&s flr
bic briiii4s Armss bsFimmt tpaten.
Bonn miIitasii&sn Sauptauartisr cling
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Neme Mmsei8en.


Die Ram,n uno Aortfen Don SrnntsH. bic
feline etuosrune ibr,r eeioen our& drBtlids
6ebanoluug stfun Den bubeu. aorentu. Sill
ea6auanna aptuue, scranton. Ba.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Otto VI. SOImeH6,
Oeuti6er Mebger
973 @reR strake. 0etersbura.

Ss~ St"B SNtubtS TtttteputH.
pat isbniat psrrStbis bic bsiitH Gltil9fsrttn
~ ntferteltn prtifsH.- SpuiaIitSkH iine lfsis
trtf4ts AalbhfiiA une bic bfIistisn WaEfit
@utestnifptn 6abriiaitt. I'm s~tHsisttn 3a-
ipTu9 pire otbftsH,
The Washington times., 1902-12-01

time. and Secretary Moody. in his an
nual report. recommends that Congress
authorize the construction OF two bat
tleships. the type Of which he does not
specify. But Congress must choose.
Senator Hale, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs Of the upper
house, and the most prominent factor
in naval legislation for a decade, has
opened the ball by declaring himself
opposed to the construction Of any more
battleships OF great tonnage. He said
Il an In harmony with the President
In the matter Of increasing the navy. but
l believe in moderate additions. I am
opposed 20 the construction Of any more
Of the battleships Of from 1900 20 16. coo
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
SHIPPING TRUST TO
MAKE PAYMENT TODAY

LONDON, Dec. THE Morgan ship
ping combine will today pay e5,ooo. 900
in cash. besides stock in the combine.
for the transfer OF the White star
shares. Three hundred shareholders viii
receive the monev.
The big transaction has not required
the shipment Of an ounce. OF gold from
America. The money was iodgea IA tis
Morgan Bank and will be distributed
by check. In this way. it viii not al.
feet Lombard Street in the least.
The Washington times., 1902-12-01

to license fees for the business in which
they are engaged that such licenses were
due and payable November l. The AS
SCISSOR also wishes it stated that prose-
cutions viii follow unless the licenses
are procured at once.
Persons liable for licenses are: Apoth-
ecaries. auctioneers. automobile estab-
lishments. boarding houses. billiard
places. baths. common merchants. cat
tie dealers, claim agents, contractors.
carriage and wagon makers. cigar deal
oTs. confeCtiCners. junk dealers. dealers
in markets, fuel hucksters, florists. no
tells. intelligence Offices, investment
companies. oil warehouses. livery sta
bies. laundries. land and Improvement
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
MONSTER BATTLESHlPS
FOR OUR NEW NAVY
Senator Hale in Open Opposition to
Any More Vessels of
Great Tonnage.

The foremost officers Of the navy are
found ranged on two sides Of this promo
sition Shall We build more OF the ex-
peuslve l6OOO-ton battleships OF the tvpe
Of the Connecticut, or shall we revert
to the less costly Indiana and Oregon
class?
The controversy has existed for so,,o
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
WORKMAN OVERCOME BY Gas.

William Hammel, an employe of the
United States Electric Light Company
was overcome by foul gases Will,
working in a conduit near New Jersey
Avenue and First Street northwest yes
terday. He was soon revived and pro-
nounced out OF danger by Dr. ForsytEe
the company physician.
The Washington times., 1902-12-01

tons. Experience has shown that we
could build three ships OF tho Oregon
type for what It costs for two Of the
larger ones. Small battleships OF good
speed-say seventeen knOts-are most
effective in a modern navy. / also be-
lieve in moderate increase as the years
90 by OF the armOred cruisers"
Admiral Taylor. chief OF the Bureau OF
Navigation. and Captain Mahan. the
well-known naval theorist. concur in
Senator Hale's view
The Washington times., 1902-12-01

companies. mediums. etc. real estate
brokers. eating houses. shooting gale
ries, theaters and undertakers.
The law requires that licenses for
these kinds Of business shall be post
ed in conspicuous places, and the po-
licemen are requested 10 report all cases
where such is not the case
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
MERCHANTS LICENSES
PAYABLE NOVEMBER |
All DelinquentS Will Be
Prosecuted.

H. H. Darncille, the Assessor. today
requested the District Commissioners to
direct tie Superintendent Of Police to
have the policemen on their several
beats to give notice 10 persons liable
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
CARNEGIE coNvALEscENT.

LONDON. Dec. Andrew Carnegie
has recovered from his recent illness.
and will sail for the United States mex.
Wednesday
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
$23.25

Polished CHARTERED Oak Mahogany-fnis Writ ing
Desks, with French legs and shaped drawer q
Fine Bmd's-cye Maple Desks with French egS and q IN
shaped drawers Instead of 80 ~U.UU
Iasefuly designed Desks IN mahogany fine S11 M
budye maple, with French legs rounded sUU
Very fascinating Empire Design, fued legs CIR IN
and rounded 'front.' birdeye maple. Only VI OsUU
The design with drawers selected C1[ nE
maple Only VIOsZO
~ Very beautiful Curly Birch or Bird'seye Maple S01 m
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
Our Magnificent Stock of
Brass and Enamel Beds.


We noted for the excellent carry
better than any time history Just opened up
great entirely designs all Of them good
extremely eteevein fact you many pretty
gathered INTO store before Prices below the
our location enables sell profit than
have many specials that far below usual
Substantial White Enamel Beds, with heavy posts 60 c0
best quality baked enamel; all .OU
The Washington times., 1902-12-01
Frame COuCheS.
Box COuChes.

When you can buy absolutely
the best at a third-rate price it Is
hardly worth while couteuting
yourself with second best We
manufacture all styles of Couches
and our goods are acknowledged
TO be the best that money can buy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-10
COTTON FUTURES.

New York May 9.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices 1 point
lower to points higher and for a time
displayed tolerably fiirsn front on de-
mand from shorts and on light support
from outside sources. The West and
Europe bought in a conservative way
as did spinners and prominent export
houses. July worked up to 9.17c and
other months in proportion. The Liver
pool cables were about as ordered and
receipts at the ports were comparative
iy light. Predictions pointed to a light
in sight" showing for the week and a
bullish visible supply statement. Later,
the whole list eased off under liquida-
ton and what appeared to be pressure
from strong interests. For the rest of
the forenoon the market followed
2ig-zag course with the room much
mystified by the orders received from
certain. sources. A~light Houston es-
innate for to-morrows receipts then
rallied prices to be followed by break
to 9.10c July under a tremendous es-
innate for to-morrow's receipts. But
just when everything seemed to favor
a serious break, the whole market
turned strong on a strikingly bullish
worlds visible supply statement. The
latter indicated a decrease for the
week of 100000 bales, against a de-
crease for the same week last year of
only 1870 bales. From 9.10c July
quickly climbed to 9.23c and for the
rest of the day held quite steady. At
the very close efforts were made to
force prices off and profit-taking figur-
ed prominently. The market was fin
ally barely steady, but net 1 to points
higher. Total sales for the day were
estimated at 100000 bales.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-10
Murphy & Co.'s Cotton Letter.

New York, May 9.-Cotton attracted
little attention in the early market
Prices improved a trifie, but cables
were bearish, and there was an alb
sence of usual Liverpool business or
advices going to show how the trade
there stood, and the same may be said
of the home situation, the South hav-
ing little to say and as little to do. The
belief was early in the day that we
might witness a dull market until some
new features came to the front. A tenn
porary rise of 10 points caused some
excitement soon after the opening when
Liverpool sent some orders to buy here,
but there was an absence of confident
feeling which should accompany a rise
of such Importance. The rise was soon
emptied out and legitimate influences
were again at work. Port receipts for
the day. 5000 bales, against II, 900 last
year. The weekly Liverpool report
showed 10000 bales decrease in the
stocks of all kinds, $4,000 decrease in
the American stock, II, 900 decrease in
the afloat of all kinds and 5000 decrease
in American af1oat. This is a bullish
showing until we compare with last
years figures, which show the all-stock
to be 274,O0O bales more than last year
ae this time, and the American stock
277, 900 more, while the af1oat stock of
all kinds is $4,000 less than a year ago
Weather in the South was fair to-day.
except rain where needed, and this en-
braced Montgomery, Charleston and
Savannah. Georgia people in New
York have been asserting for some time
that the crop badly needed moisture
there. New Orleans expects tomorrow
200 to 100 bales, against 2,460 last
year; Houson expects tomorrow $50
to 500 bales, against 3,197 last year;
Galveston expects tomorrow $500 to
$500, against 1878 last year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-10

trans arrive Savannah as follows:
No. 20, daily, from New York, Wash
lngton, Richmond and Cincinnati, 1850
a. m.
No. SS, daily from New York and
Washington, 3.05 p. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
the Plant System station
THROUGH CAR SERVICE, ETC.
Trains 80 and "a, NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA EXPRESS. Vesti-
pulled limited trains, with Pullman
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars between
savannah and New York. Connect at
Washington with Colonial Express for
Boston. Pullman Sleeping Cars be-
tween Charlotte and Richmond and
Charlotte and Norfolk. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah
and New York.
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TON, RICHMOND AND FLORIDA
LIMITED. Vestibuled limited trains,
carrying Pullman Drawing-room
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New York via Richmond. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah and
Washington. Also Pullman Drawing
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and Cincinnati, through Asheville and
THE Land of the Sky"
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKEr.

New Orleans, May 9-The spot cotton
market showed some improvement and
factors reported a good demand. Prices
unchanged.
The market for the future delivery of
cotton showed some further improve
ment this forenoon and after opening
from to 3 points up July climbed to a
gain of II points. Other positions
showed corresponding strength and the
undertone was decidedly strong. About
the noon hour there was a slight re-
action which held to the close of the
session when the board sowed net gains
of to points on the early months
and to 3 on the more distant po-
sitionS.
New Orleans, May 9.-Cotton futures
steady May. 9.39@9.41c; June, 9.41@
9.42c; July, 9.51@9.52c; August, 1920
s.O3c; September, S.520S. 5Sc; October,
S.1OGS.11c; November, 7.9S@799c; De-
cenaber, 1891 9c.