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Evening journal., 1903-12-12

Re has been a sudden increase in the
I'D for Winston Churchurs novel,
lCrlsis both at the libraries and at
i5ok stores in this city. There ts no
that this demand is due so.ely TO
announcement THAT Miss Isabel Irv-
I'D her company w1l appear al
Opera House on Monday night un-
f.e direction Of Mr.. James *. Huck-
Mr.. Churchili's dramatization of his
"The Crisis" AS play THE
IS said 20 be even more interest
bore intense than as a book. Real as
laracters have seemed because OF
Il with which. the author lhas. drawn
they must Of necessity be more
,more human in the hands Of Miss
and her clever associates. Indeed
Fuld be difficult to fad any young
" in this country today better suit
\ temperament and manner 10 The
cter Of Virginia carvel than is Miss
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

red Holland is rehearsing her new
,"The Triumph Of an Empress" and
8 TO produce 1T IN Bridgeport, Conn.
'mas Day. The drama IS based on
les in the life Of catharine the Great
qssia.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

appearance Of Lobtie Blalr Parker s
Irtfu play, Under Southern Skies"
event that should be looked forward
tn interest by our theatregoers at
b Opera House this afternoon and
bit. The company IS a large one.
'ering twenty-seven people. The
'ry Is beautiful, everything used in
seutation. being carried by the
jiny. The costuming Is quaint and
Z. the gowns being OF airy summery
made in the fashion Of 1915. which
b period of the play. A Halloween
,ation during which a pumpkin
is introduced, is one Of the liveiy
res Of 'the performance, and never
TO delight an audience. Beautiful
iern melodies are introduced through
be play with great effect. The story
/ play Is both strong and interesting
8 relieved with much comedy which
'ltributed by the darky servants and
|, cir masters and mistressess who are
e Southern aristocracy.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

ST Stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
nall street near Seventh. Rev. Fred
eric Doerr. pastor 1880 morning SER
vice. "A Post-anniversary Thought: I"
.2.i5. Sunday School; 730. evening SER
vice: The Day OF Days"
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

4 lCaptain Dieppe. John Drew is
ito have the best light comedy role
Ias ever appeared in. The charac-
AZ the hero OF Anthony Hope and
'ison Rhodes new play calls not
tfor all the usual grace and charm
rs polished art. but takes him into
nv realm OF polite fun-making in
Ih he is Just as successful as in the
Familiar domain. Captain Dieppe
'typc of adventurer almost entirely
Ito the stage. His manliness and
.hgc are no less prominent than his
~ as a love maker. In the latter
city he is decidedly impetuous and
b-date. Charles Frohman has
I'd neither pains nor expense in
detection OF a cast, and the produce
is one of the most artistic this
ager has made. The result is a
hg and capable company and seem
fects which are works OF art. John
~ and his company together with
identical production, after a long
successful run at the Empire The
New York, viii come almost di-
10 Lnt 1IdllQ 0liIid a AA'h7d NAAlA 9
btain Dieppe" will be the attrac-
'next Tuesday night.
attraction at the Grand Opera
Sc on Wednesday night will
the Rogers Brothers in John
McNally's newest vaudeville
z. "The Rogers Brothers in Lon
n This Is a fun structure con-
fted on the same lines as the Nc
b. farces in which this organization
I been seen. The story is broadly
Tc, constructed on skeleton lines TO
Tide for the introduction of large
lber Of very entertaining special
in which the Rogers Brothers and
principals OF their support appear.
4 scenery ana costumes Of this pro-
fion excel anything ever seen in a
le presentation Of this character.
kRogers Brothers company this year
tists Of 110 people. 66 Of whom are
1hrkably pretty and shapely young
ben. The principals of the company
Joseph Coyne. Lee Harrison. Mel
Ellis, George Austin Moore, VIII
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

liam ]. Gale, James Cherry, Harry
Brown. Lillian Coleman, Carrie Ray
nolds. Neva Aymar, Sue Stuart, Fran
ces Tyson. May b. Wood, Minerva
Courtney. Julia Eastman, William
Torpey and Arthur Gibson.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

"a Brothers Crime" Charles Z.
rBlaney's new attraction, will appear at
the Lyceum for three days, commenc-
ing with the matinee on Thursday, De-
cember II. The cast includes Mont
gomery Irving, "The Sandow' Of the
nrnfession.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

Church Of the New Jerusalem, corner
OF Delaware avenue and Washington
street, Rev. Philip B. Cabeli. pastor.
Services at 1890 a. m. Morning sermon
on "The Church OF the Fut1.fa-,rsl
day School az sk5 "a. m.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

Friends Meetings, Fourth and West
streets Meetings for divine worship;
First-day at IL a. M. F'ifth-day at 745
p. m; First-day School at 9.45 a. m.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12
miscellaneous.

First Unitarian Church, West Street
above Eighth. the Rev. Alexander T.
Bowser minister. Subject for Sunday.
"A Permanent Element In Religion"
Services at 1916 o'clock. Sunday
School meets at ~ o'clock.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

"Alphonse and CASTOR will soon ap-
pear at the Lyceum.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

Andrew Mack is to Withdraw from
the cast Of the new comic opera, MY
Lady Molly" ia which he is appear
ing in Boston as q star. IL is said
that Mack found. after he had played
IT a few times, that his role was not
star part, and that the real star Of the
company would be Vesta Tilley. He
was not satisfied with this. and so he
win withdraw when the opera goes TO
New York. Richard Carroll has been
engaged to take Mr.. Macks place.
Evening journal., 1903-12-12

William Faversham's new play Of the
American Revolution. Miss Elizabeths
Prisoner" seems 10 be a failure, for
announcement is made that he will
revive Lord and Lady Algy" at the
Criterion Theatre, New York. next
Monday evening
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-21

On ItbsrtiufJmmuHg NIT Dem S2l. Abi6uiit
bts utucu CHARTERS Der Staot Baltimore miro
hermit bstauut qtu,ubt, 0ab bel Dem Maoor uno
6tootratbs pom Baltimore, MD., Gin Ssiu9 III,
@nnabmt Der ua5TOlgtHo bstit,ltsu 9crorOruHg
,ing,rtibt rpurOt:
Sine 8erorOnung fir ben 8au Ell
mes Qb3ugstunal5 i'm StraBen6stts
Der 2aurensitraBe, pon 6remontz
&Denue bis 9ruioz6iu QDenue, unb
fir 9erbinOun8 befeI6en nit benz
4b3ug5tanul i'm Bette Der 0ruib>
9tlzQ0enue, an Der &reu5ung Der
0ruto<9iQzQ oe. unD Q~aurensftr.
limb oab bag gcmciuiome SprialsGomit. fir
abluestana!e am R onto ben 81. guquH
1903, Pabmittd9s 4 llbr, in Dem Gomit,=3 imm,r
oes erftH StaorratbsJiptig, sins 3if,utlide Sits
Jung abbnlteH iDirO 5u benz 8uedc, biz beiaats
8eroroHuns IN S%riDdguug Ju Jicbtn NH aasn
gtriontn, pt6e bic gnnabmt beiaqt.r 9crprOs
nung btglritigtn oosr 0~eitlbtn oppouirtu, Tin
8rbor lu g~tDdbren.
SIN @uftrdae a.. {.
Gbet=GIsrf beg crfttn 5tartrat5g= ,3peiqeg.
Juni24-aue %. mi, Su)
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len gef4rieben fperben, unb ibrem Grs
f6einen i'm 0rude Die @ntI9eibung
bereits erfplgt. DAFT ii9 Der numz
bate 8e9tsdntpaIt 2abori gum Der
t5eibiger Der S9pinolerbunbe bergab,
lit in ieinem eigeren Sntsrefe gu be-
bauern. @r bat baOur9 Die Reputaz
tion, tpel8e er ii4 in benz Orenfusz
unb 3oldzPro3ef1e eriporb, ii6erIi9
niht erh0ht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-21
RarhIano & grnniBIUauiazG iIsns
buhuzGBmnaanie,

3sos baaBtH Rortosl0:. uHO DaIs5tr. s5tltioa
on 8s5sEtaltH:
Ra5 QsrL Ga, UNI 7.30 Nl0rgeHB aHo $50 Ra5s
Ra5 G.lta, ga, 79o morsszs. $50 unb $50
go8 gtiair' wb., 80. $50. 'll.35 gormtttass,
$50. $50 Rahmttlss uHb 500 NbsHss.
SouutaQg nab S:tl. IA. $50 Born. uHo 400
Hddmiitags.
RAD gtair, Wo., $50 ll& gOrmL, 400 Raau.
uu0 1000 AptuDs.
Sl.2 R1am.ttags 5amfaqs.
6. " Gtttr, gsRsraIS9aHsaiusgstRt.
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Cneen anne's GiienbabusGn.

GGbr2IoR felt penn 4 Queuh 1903.
2angftr 1u.aHtE Qisy 4r. 10, GJabtsSraa:
JaD Gaps IIap, Rs5o55ta, Gsutr,otu,. Cut.ugs
toUa. Son: q5itt uuo 3nibu.5tat,on,r.
Sosla ttgi- 5oHHEl95J...... Born, = Qa5m.
Q1t &eg:s9g.rt, Queenstown uue alien V5nft,.
al DIT GtHirs2ilt=G iDIFou:
5a5!I9 ltTa. Sonaiassl..7 Born, ? unO 4 Ra6m.
Oo"HIaa7 ..---...-........7 8prm.
a.ar nab 4oDtspo.Ht uHo Guergtopu.
3l5 91&mittlss an 6ountaaeu.
aHi1luB an Sd & 6bsi. Gtitu5abua na5 EaHsn
Erioro uH0 3n.ibmsStuton.r
: @uib.1B .1 8gstHUo5o on sEtlplra6Tsub,br .
Ea1 cAtu &uUtttn ilo.j5 en- .RaD.gott
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Gs21t eE 8s1tata3tH BIS o ubr abnes ana,s
Ugmmeu.
I,tp5oas: g.. & Q. ct. g.ul 226o -pb 6,, Of
8. 4tIlion, gtusralaBtiaiitsflbrtr.
3o5 n q 9nsIt9, sutraLzQaPaaiu.Ma,rt
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HSag SOOt tGglt6
mad 8bilaSelnhta

dit Der Gricsiouz4iRis uo5 q6i!lOt,pbia, 80
Uormittags al 9So9eutu8sn una nm 8 ubr Born.
Souutags, oil BEN sCoBeH Gji3tr:ip.oseu 9itttrtou
uuo G5tt.r, "a. duba,IeHD. Baha9isrt toHHsu
aui 0uui5 bis na9 gstt;rtou o0tr 6bsi19,ats=Git0
iabren uHo nit tinem anotr:H nab Baltimore juz
rifiobrtH0tu Slmpftr ain ie!btu @btH9 nitosr IN
6auis automntu. Gin uuo mad otm %. Suli
puosu Der ueue GEprsB : 5busuoampisr Beam
~tSuhianitts 9ciap.Hoigtcit . 1{til,R pro
Stuuos) uuO otr sg9iajHg' con isO:n eer btiDen
SATIN tdg.i9 I'M 80 Yormittas= IND Sonus
tags I'M 3 lby 9oymittags O]bilbrsn, Zls goot
u.g.dbt 9b;laOtipb,a ta3!i9 um 80 9ormitt1gs,
5onutags I'M 8 ubr 9ormitlags. 6srrli5e G1brt
oura BEN 4aual.
~5a6rpreis in elmer Rittung 81 so: RuuOia6rt
Is 3ag0, eiltig fir Die Rutfabrt iopobl auf
benz 5aqz rje bsm 46sHo=9oott, ~. 80.
3uuortiit=Giltts NIT 8udfdbrt auf btr e. &
:. 9abua oou 9bilaoslpbia $3.50. Sur5lauiuot
9jatts mad Itlautis=Gito IND 9iidiabrt DIR Boot
80. 10. oosr saHB nit Der Gjiubobu, fur Is
Gage eIltiq, 50. so. JcrHcr ourblaufeuOs giQttt
nab 8tD=9ori, 2pHgs9raHd, @sburD=4art. tin.
8i9tuua, 81 90, RuHoreiis So. 90; Cape Wag.
aunortiit, $500. dbt#s=2ampisr fdbr. tdali5
taus1,uommeu SpHHtaqsl nm ) Ibr a5,nbs ab.
siutts sum 9ertauI in uuitrtm 9lrfau. iouit
bi alblusbs. 3r. Is. 9oro=Gbaylss. SuaBt. nab
albaHD, Eyop, Sar~atoaa=SprInaz TaQ=Ripsr,
9epg0rt, 8HD=eausu t6tl. 4ori.aH0 f0laJHs uHo
noroI,btH Quutttn BON otr 99tritt an 2,sbts uub
9ratt.5trabe S5rtibt ptssH 8siisbu9.
GLartRee 5brtosr, ageHt, 2o4, 2isbtfr.
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,.nnnnn.0nrf.0 cmctern.

Ttu. etttiOusn Fuo itst 3ur 9.i@tiguug b,ra'.
riatst. Qitl, aussspdblte Cots. Oar Suptrintens
bent bts @runo,s unO Soo,ns pirO i'Os gsDiinibts
@ustuuft e%rtbtiisu. Gas Is moto III II m
tsbt tdqlib eur S~uiptttiou often. @eotu 0d5trcm
ipcuo, man fd al ben SuperinttuotHttn ootr an
Dos @urtau in U I. Il, Q9st.S aratoQa.Slrabs.
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y 6 emetern.

Ser IDEAL, galt;mrrtr Grito5oi nab, Qiiss0iGe,
lrp,i ',ltftriih, gabuliuj,n uno 9imlitosgoultOayo
6irsit gum 6rj,oboit. Vile g,grdbuibpldss uuttr
f,tjsT qilsat. Ri,Oriat Qrsii,. grlangi nsueH
eoupsHirzRataIog Eiiio:: go Toro<6bar.ss'
StraBe. (gsios E:ltpboRs.l (0tl2A
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c slampfbnnt. Cnmnnnnir

Sarpf,r O,rldbt 9ooIon's 8rfts, JuB OtrQOrIs
5traBc, taGlit. oubsr samftugs, s Born. NM
9dhm.; SamtGas 7 gorm. uuo 2.3O Tahm.
9rcDu's 10 9orm. uuo 8 Raam.; eountaag
4 IND 8 Born. uHo 2 Rabul. mad Iot=Grett:
oi'isIbe 8trfts mad Stontp=Grest tdglib 7 Dorm.
uuo 2.30 RoHm.; 9roDu's Nrfts 10 BORN.
uEo 3 gnbu. SoHutaqs 4 uuo 3 gorut. uuO 2
glabm. GinlrzQuuqtH fir bic eaiioH ieBt anqt=
HOrmln. 0a6Bufrageu bti s. q. 6tath, 6u=
perinttnbtnt Der @tit.. Lll1l249D Dir
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Maranretha strpbtmnn:

&c farb am 20. Guouit 1903, mn "A ubr Nor.
otns. Marqaretbu Strootmau, @ittipe Dts p~ertor=
b,ntu Garl 9artclg, i'm alter BON 48 9ubrtu. 2ic
geeroigune iiuOct morQeH, Samitug, ben y.
9luauft, Ru6mittaqg I'M , llbr, pom 5rauerbauie,
Cir. so, g9. =28et= Strabe, aus out Der sGouDous
Qart-G emctcrO" TAFT.
Ole traucrnoeu Ginotr
GburIcg 9urtcIs,
WuQqie gurttIs,
6telIa 9urtcIs,
6ran3 8nrtcls
ORA
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Merchandise Miners
@efern 0arh[anb Balm.

%GEIAEbh @buAY LhAb ~H8H#
5rat in Rraft am q. sunni 1903
3Igs ptrlaFeu bic eiaeusStati0u, ME i0lgt:
3doli9.
40 frdb 66ntgpof Suuptliuit, 6aatr5toluH,
q. & 20. 9abH, uHo Dem Suosn, IND aUsgcs
nommeH SorHtags 9. o. q. U. Gbambrgburg,
WCrtiugburq, 0iudtttr uuo QuHtts Oil Dtrs G5sa
iaptale & 28eittrH 9obu."
9.15 Born. - 9sHsUsur Gg9rcb. CRur nab
GtHsD}ar)
3a0Ii3, ougg SoHHtd5s.
725 BORN. - Qorf, g. & $. GiO. uno eaug.a
ljnis Otlia BON SmOrpsGEoUe, Carlisle L. o. *
8.I5 Born. 6auptiiris QarlorsWaasor), 6as
~qtrgtonu, 6bip9sHsbura, GEtocrld, Gmmliss
burg uHo q. & 70. 9abH, BIS 55sr1nooa5.
l0I2 Born. Qitomm. mad uniOHs8rtogs, Yor'
uHo @tttpsblr9.
1880 gu9m. @tfomm. mad Gulorg=grooe.
225 Ta6m. @ttomm. mad GmoJpz3roDt.
i32 4o6m. 49, Blue giouutltu Ggpr.B lgaT.orH
Gar; Joni, Griotrid.
332 Rabm. - GrprsB mad 9ort Il. 3. K 9 DID.
4.03 9a@m. - Grpreb nab 4unttrH an oT 9au9!s
linie. baqrstopn, GrtDtrtd, GmmIts5Hr3 u7o
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Eilst= uHo 8tpa1=5uTtdI III III 10 AN'
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SpncSf1nc.

am Is. anonit morris 8|retnberg, 1
Subr aft.
Gin II. auouf elite GIabog Gems, 1
Sabr alt.
am 10. gnouf George 9trnbort, 81
Snhrp oft
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getanntmadunge

Nspartemsut fnr phcnIIide Snuten.
- Subs9cpartement ees SfaetzS naeuieurs.
@lltimorc, DIN 10. &uguit 1903.
ScfdnHtmadbuua.
Ger Sta0ts&uQtnj,ur niro am 26. @uquit 1903,
II llbr gIabmttta9s, al Crt UNI STEELE cri5t,Htu,
nm ols RtUeau br Njgb=StEaBc, 5uj'9cH 0tl9n=
StruBe urO GaitcrH=2losHus, iet5uttu,u.
y. Z. Tcucan,
(Su420,2l ,22,2i,2j) StlOtzS UqcHjcur.
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Safe!
Safe!

BaR aeIle IN &uslGnbe beior1t tnnerbaIb "a ShrnAsr
81 %Reotuteuo berab8sieBtem B4eiis
@Dnaro 8atne,
%lepeasSds SGltImores2tssk suae RnHaHiRa~
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Uunopolis. ut. &o9alsStaitou, $50 Born.
Gam0enzStatiuu 800. 1900 Born, 1920 Dtits
tags, l5.2j, $40 Natw.
gtrlafn Gam0cns5 ;atioa NAB Grso.rja, 1886
1000 gorm, ?9l5 Dorm, ~, 430 uHb '5.35
g8Ia5stiI, l7.2O Born, 300, 4.3O, 1920 Ra8a
mittaQs.
GGtott.Eits uu0 ut. Qirp, Gotal, !735, @.15
Born. lbs. l43). '535, $50, "ll35 abtubs.
Gurtis' @c9, 1928 9ormjttd8s.
qurc5. MT. Gocai=Statiou +2.56 Qa5m. Cams
h,r.@tatior 800 WaAmiLt1ss.
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OreausCttu, 1tlN.

eaiiou
Samtag (~Rliiabrt an gtoHt1sl. .-.......$ 3. 90
60nHtag (uur iir siHsH 3ag..............$I.5O
q. G. & q. Sampftr pvldbt ben bier Nr. 4,
Qiqbts StraBt, tdali6 go Born. unD $50 Qaam.,
ouggsnommtu samfogs u1O 6oHHta9s. Samitags
$50 BORN. unO go 9aam. SOuHtags 30 9pr'
mjttaas. (5ult8, S&S,l Rr
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Sbriftine SeB.

rs forb am 90. auquf 1908 6briitiHe @es. &C.
litbta Satin BON 3acob 9eb, I'M Altrr ron -
morrz StraBc Eie 3,it Der Gecroigung ptro ipaz
ter a]uQt3cjgt. G@l
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Baltimore 9ampf z Pn6et $50,
Quite uue IupsrldfGgs Bais0tnie.l


Sis Ser. StaltmsQ0f btforOtrHb.
Sampler iabrtn tGgII@. 5oHnt15s ausgenommsn,
BON -9dbs2ju,s"Bitr5. lob QiJ5trStraBt. $50
Qb,nos, bir,ft mad Oh Qojut Gomfort, R0rf0,f,
90rtsmoutb uuo allen PuHttH bis 5uosus. 9rs
]bju0uu9 in Oh 9ojrt Comfort NIT g. & .. Gja
~isubabn' ua5 Ri6mou0. g:rbtnouug in Qogtsr
mouth nit btm .5t15olr0 dix Sine" ioliotu 3uJ
BON goytsmoutb uad at.oHtG. in QorioI geJs
yiHOuus NIT Der aatIoHtc Coat 9jnt." Iorio.t
uuo Carolina, RoJio,f uH0 iuOt,d, IoTfou uuO
nsRlb mo oh Dominion 4int" mad Vtip5tru
uH0 NaiblHatOH, 0.sG.
UdbLJtIttn Ua6 ,uyogdjib:m QIan,. Qurur ole
GaiHteHJjmmty, t.siirtiaG B]tlsn5tuuq, Gampfb,t=
lunq, Roltn fre. H]ti,rp.rtt R1iutlrJimmt I'M
gi1ttagirtau Der sgapsQint," CIR. 1913. CfsGa.tis
mcr.s6traBt. 9ti1pbons 6. & Z. 81. Qaul 1895:
marplano, G%ourtlaao 49,, @.blus5'g, IS Ror0s
Gbar!,gs6troBa uuo gursau Der .Sto5oaro Oil.
Cine Goututnta. Gyut 60. Clubbing
Sobn y. SberDUocs q. BruuH,
g..Yrai. Il @eHsgiaaGg:r, Gsu,s Boia8i,rsaasnt
tDQ25
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Nene gn3etgsa.

GrObeercn.F fanSen in SDpfcm.
Sd tdnu QflaH3sn in Eobfen ron aucu itinfteu
9urittdtsa lisisrH. &srlouqt mtiueu Strbh=Sato.
log. Gtrisbt sut5dIt 0iels meme uuO iclteus gflans
.sn.
Nm 3. GOrfe, gtncIairz Rurieries,
CIR. 213, 9orn=Galptrtz5tr Baltimore. N&o.
(Gual5, 1U}t
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Rttdtigt:
st1ntiirhc Oscrnrnnnnn-

Qr1foent Der Goutrattot gs=S,borOe.
(lug20-22 2E29,3u
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Baltimore emeterB, SS9iS:aos anS
gegrdbnibplds. gum 9erfauf pom $25 an, NIT
gduI8l5)
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9Otel MiltiGire.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
EDITORS VIEWS,
What the New York Evening Papers
Have to Sayof Yesterdays Trading

Especial to The Times Dispstch.) u
4s NEW YORK, April 1.-The Evening
Post says: It Is not easy to explain TO-
'NT RI Was disposition to-day on Wall
Street % ascr1be the $500, coo loss In Icash
partly to trust company WITHDRAWALS 70
This may be the explanadon;, certainly
there Is a discrepancy betwe zen the bank. 3,
statement and the 81. 10000 outgo reckon
81 cd In vest erday's estimates.
This is not a case where the antics OF
the "ayerage system will account Tor
everything. and intelllgent, people Jena Lena,
Hs ae fsr ss ry'e lock-
Ding up bank reserves IN their trousers llses!
possible 10 also 7x that the Ws m4ae
by the government "over the COUNTER,
& and was included as favorng factor IN
yesterdays cash estimates. may !iIue
1nent- However, this may be-, the hea,v,y
4 loss In cash, with loans left virtually
%unchanged. caused heavy shrlnkage IN
Il will be observed. however. that the
this week Il year ago, and that the sur
'lTTf he ssi present. s excess IL fact eompares
I much more favoraby than 1t has done
Of late. with April's opening week In by y,
SE "ts accustomed &C. 81 BY gold exports.
5s on the whole the stock market received
4 the statement very well-Go well as to
suggest that some OUTSTANDING short
interest quickly embraced the chance
10 buy The carly market wns exceeding
Nv dull and moved irresularly with de-
ciInes and advances interminglrd, When
the statement was given out at half
4 past eleven. there was IN Increased bus
iness and some sharp declines But
4 most stocks recovered before. the close
Mr. Morgan's summary OF the 81 tua-
X lion, In which the markets have been
placed MS n result Of tho heapinS-up OF
iinsold stocks and bonds, has not been
accepted without some reservation by the
Community. Sound and stable arc the I'D
n jectives employed 10 describe the unGistri-
q buted securities. Sound they all may he;
stable they certainly all are not, unless
4 this weeks quotation Of ono, cent on, tho
dollar for stock launched out Mt o
handsome figure, In well.aa,yHrttsed
6 promo ton OF a year ago, Is Wholly do
ceptive Index, II Is the question OF. wrong
valuations which has as. much TO 90 with
~ to 70 no further than the Louisville''s fall
"a Ia iiG this week, rs against the price cl
Il ITO to 40 paid for It In the amaZinn finan-
Il eial "deal' of year ago, to ace what has
4 fIappened with the investment to which
4 ths Seaboard Air Line pledged ITS credit.
@u IS earnestly to be hoped that next
week Will witness the disappearance from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April A,--To,day's cotton
market was firm at tho onening at an ad,
ceuTse Of prices was cratic owing 10 new
having sold as low as s,s5 yesterday and
from that up to lo.0. closing at 1nc., open,
ed to-day at 1906 and on rapid demand
from shorts sold up to 1920, making a new
high record. From, this there, was q de-
cline to 1910 under proft-taking. when
the upward movement was renewed.
While May cotton advanced from 100. TO
1870, July advanced from s.s7 to sl73, and
still later months showed eorresnond-
at a distance. There was some disposition
to sell the new crop months, but opera
ions IN this option Wps checked BY pnsat,