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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
CONCERT ON THE GREEN.
Program to be Rendered by the
 American Band To-Morrow Night

@~~A~~A ANNAAA
 Program to be rendered by the American band Thursday evening, J. M. Fulton director:
 March-'My Own United States
 .... ........... ..... Edwards Overture Merry Wives of Wind
 Sor NlcolaA Valse-"Bleue'' ....... Margris Selection-'Romeo and Juliet .Gounod (a) March-'Polly Prim'' ... Henry (b) Mexican dance-''P Palmetto
 .. . ..... Whitney
 Arranged by James M. Fulton. Musical melange .... Tobani Popular selection-''M Mister Moon Scenes from s'The Tenderfoot" Heartz Intermezzo-' -'Cavellaria Rusticana"
 .... Mascagn1 Medley overture Indian Maiden
 ........ = T ulIoH Patrol-"American'' ...... Meacham
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
ThGMiIIer 6 Peck Go
Special Prices for Wednesday
 Night and Thursday.

At 3Ac, Cream Domet Flannel, from Sc. At s1-3c, Best Dress Ginghams and
 Bates Seersuckers. from 1oc. At 4Ac. Yard Wide Heavy Un-
 bleached Cotton, from 7c. At 14c, Best Feather Ticking, from
 17c. At 9c. Ionsdale Cambric, from 121sc. At 7c. 40 inch White India Linon,
 from 1Oc At 5Ac. Remnants of Ginghanns and
 Best Percales, were 10c and 121sc. At 10c, Children's Beach Hats, from
 25c. At 29c. odd sizes in Mems Jersey Ribz
 bed Underwear, from 50c. At 19c, odd sizes in Mems Balbriggan
 Shirts, from 25c. At 1Oc, Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Knee
 Pants. from 19c. At l5c, ? for 25c, Children's Under
 wear, from 25c each At 19c, Ladies' Fancy Hose, from 39c. At 5c, Boys Caps, from 1Oc. At 39c, Children's French Dresses,
 fancy yoke, were 50c. At 49c, Children's Gumpes, were 59c. At 121ac, Marguerite Corset Covers,
 hemstitched ruff1e, were 19c. At 9Sc, Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits,
 were $2.0O. At $1.98, Children's and Misses Coats,
 were $500. At $2.98, Ladies' Mohair Walking
 Skirts, were $3.98.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
Pure Wines { Liquors

can be had by buying of us as we guarantee the goods we sell to be the best in the market and the prices to suit everyone.
 OUR GUARANTEE Is money re- funded if your purchase is not satis- factory to you. Some of our prices for this week:
 Hunters Baltimore Rye ........ .95c Wilson's, t.That's All" ....9 .95c James B. Pepper. Dist Bot .75c Schenley Pure Rye ......... .75c Choice Cognac Brandy .......5 .50c Old Tom Gin BOG Rock and Rye ..........50 SOC Monogram Pure Rye ......5 .5Oc Blackberry Brandy 25c California Claret ...z .z5c
 California Wines, Port, Sherry, MuscateI, Angelica and Sweet Ga tawba, 23c per bottle, or bottles for $1.OO.
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0te 5d,ltmn,lte aller grtabrunaem,

8ann es etuas Sblimmeres seben,
als Die gmpfinoune, ieoe Wtinute
tperoe Define leBte lein? Das tuar
Die @rfabrune. tpelhe Wirs. g. $.
geemfon in Decatur, Glabama, ourbs
sumaben bate. ;. .Drei Sabre lana"
ihreibt oieielbe, ,,hatte ib ihon uns
ertrdglibe Shmeraen su eroulben in
SUlae BON geroauunaslbmdhe,
Waaens une Darmbeibmerben. Ser
Tpo i6bien unuermeiolih, oa alle
Nerate uno alle Nrseneien periagten.
SblieBlih tuuroe ih oaau bemD9en,
,,@lectric 8itterS" 81 ueriuben uno
6as &eiultat mar geraoe5u uunoer=
bar. Sd purbe iofort befer unb
ieBt bin ib pOllftdnoig pieber beraes
itelt. . Sir 2ebers. Nieren=. Wa=
9en= uno Darm.9eioen 1T electric
BitterS bic einsige Wteoiain. 99ur
SO Gents. @arantiert BON Den Npo.
tbetern $. 8atteper & Sobn uno
NoDlph 9reis.
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CoIdene BIunen.
gtpinatt BON 6 bamppl.
(TortieRunaJ

Dteie often aar @ndu setrasene
gdeu nor eiuem @efprd4 ober einem
8ufammenftin NIT tim mar unter ben
obtpalienben llmitdnben cine unslugz
heit, bertn er @pibie ni1t fir fdhis
sehaIten bate.
Die beibsn pferbe festsn ii9 iofort
IN 3rab, ipdbrenb Wtneent nit fsinen
GfeIn bsrn Gtt9enmosen fplste.
G4on bate ii1 Der Sag ssnetgt.
Gspbe peibe g3plf.n aosert dbsr ben
6smmel BIN unb bIieben on ben @piben
Der Nerse b6ngsn. BORT fdrbtsn fie
it@ nflmdlis purpurrotb, bann piolett,
lnh ilnmer breitsr laeerteu iib bte
Mbenbf4otten iiber bds Gbal. Dte
9erse .rfdiensa b6ber unb unbeimlid
n6ber eerii6t; bic am Moreen 70 bets
tere @simme bes lutis pldtf9ernben.
TIberglGnaenben Mhour Hang unter Der
Ginpirlung ber Duntelbeit tpie bumpfe
2obtentloge.
@@aubernb ipanbtt Wtneent ben
Bid ob. Die Ra9t mar iebt beretnsss
brn@en; ni9ts fonnte ct me6r unters
i&ei6ea ols bic lImriife bes Dor ibu,
1ssf@manienben D9ienipasens unb
bic 2i9ter, bic aus ben fletnen bunteIn.
on ber GtsaBe selesenen Qduiern aufs
bIihtsn. GnbltH tam @aeneles sum
Norfdetn. Die Gloden l1nteten gum
Mbenbeebet- lpie anbers tldng ibr
9on als ON Morsen, ba He BET Dins
cents Mntunft aur Rtrde siuselaben
battenl Mie aubtrftdtIt4 mar n bis>
fem @onntas eutseeengeeansen, unb
tpis enbiete er!
Qs mar halb ant llbr, als man
bic @tobt srreinte, mo Gplpie bie er.
f0rberlidtn @nritte bei ben 8eh1rbe,
bereits sstban unb ale Worbereitnngen
ettroffen bate. Winesnt fanb ni4ta
baeeseu ei1l5upenben, benn fiir bas,
tp0e er unter llmitdnben por Geri9t
poraubringen bate, mar bsr rsGte 3eit.
punt nod ni6t ettDmmen. 60 bennt,
worteie q nisr etnige, bon bem poliaets
tOmmiHdr an tbn seridt.te ssraeen,
lpDrauf ibm enbIib einfiei. bab iein
lirIaub ia an btefem Nbenb gu Gnbe
ssng.
Dst Heerbigung bes armen gbmunb
tonnte ni9t pDr olpei Gagen Rattfin,
bsn, Oincent lieb bssbalb etntge 3ellen
eH bsn bur9 ben Dra6t berbeiserufe,
nsn alten Wousin auriid, iporin sr tim
bis ptrf4iebsnen Auortierprts ft;nea
Regiments ansab unb ihn Bat, ibnl
an na9fsn Gage .tne Drabtna1rt9l
tu f6iden. faIIs Ct feiner Mntpeienbtli
bsbarfs. Damn jties er, O6ne Gslbis
NOD etnmaI geieken ou 6aben, in ber
lskten. nad Farbts unb 2annsmesar
sabsHben 3us. Mm nd@fen Mprser
aur feiteHebtsn Gtunbe bef1nb it'd
4auptmonn GerbduIt als ehter Col,
bat, ber BITE perfDnlidsn @efiible ftetl
bsr pfltGt untsr5uorbnen tpei6, an be,
Gpste fsiner mad HouIoule auriidteb.
ssHben Rompaenie.
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8am ganec ees @saul,purfs.

Mit Riidii9t barauf, baB benz
Muulpurf burd bic neuerbings aufeez
tau4te Mobe. Maulpurfspel3pert gu
tragen, eine erbebltde Gefahr entItanz
ben III. bat bas beutfde 9efunbbeitsz
amt Elm 5lugblatt Ser Maultpurf"
berausgegeben. Oarin tperben 9ebensz
ipeife, Nabruns, 1uBen unb G9aben
biefes unterirbif6en Wiiblers erDrtert.
Gum Sdluife tpirb ausfIbrli9 auf
bieienisen Mittel eingegongen, Die aur
@erfiisune iteben. um ben Mdultpurf
bort, po er f6dblid iperben tonn, gu
pertreiben. Cine 9Obtuns bes Sbieres
pirb MIR in Nusnabmsfdlen n0tbie
fein, ). 3. lpenn er in 9Gmmen unb
Deiden, bic 3um S6use sesen 6p9z
tpafer erri9tet ftnb, fi9 eingefunben
bat; i'm Masemeinen tbut man gut,
ibn am 2eben gu laiien, ba er gu jenen
9bieren sebSrt, Die benz 2anbpirtb am
niislihiten iinb.
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is. e a pit.I.

n IN Menf9, Der fsins arGft. bis
VI gum aeuberitsn angefpannt
bot, brt4t ni4t unmittelbor
lo4 oer 9ntrensune ouiommen. Der
Ra6f1las erfolst sspSbnlt9 srft fpds
tsr unh nm 70 beftt8er, ie Idnger iI9 ber
#aebya4 Hnee5oetn bat.
3sr erft Warfdtag mar gliidlih
Ahtrfsaubeu, um Dienftag Mpreen sber
tseI htm Waiot Gtrboults fbleGtes
4uefebsu auf. .Gts finb tpobf frarfa1
fisf er ibm Dor hem Mbmarf9 su.
~Ni9t sigentIidb. Serr Weaior; ptels
lst4t babe iH MID aber neulih bod
sssdltet.@
go, nattirIt@ bel Jbrsm Sprung
sH's ssstoIts mafer."
sysbermann mar Don BEN Nprfoll
un3srys&ts., 0bnphl bsr Sauptmann
islbft NIT feiner GrsGblung sstarst
fatte.
~gs ipar Elm rs6tes pe6, bas
Jensn, sinem 70 guten S4pimmer, bte
@ettane ni4t esIunesR ift,s fubr bsr
AloFsfissis forts ~iebenfdlls ftben Ste
aest srbdgmli6 f4le4t aus, gle f4ei'
ssl MIR cine Guusensntsiinbuns ausau,
bytiten Raid feben Sie fi9 in ben
ud4tten 3ug unb fobren Sis nod
9aufes snmal sie bod iebenfaIls aud
pfm Wesrabnib Jbrts @ettsrs ipsrbsn
oiturbntn molten"
Die Deerbisune tpirb ni9t DOT
Donneritog itottfinben. 9inesut batts
nod teins Wittbeilung DON 9frrr
Wousin srboltsn, burftt iid aber Bel
ber punttli9tsit bisfss Wtannes bar
saf hsrlafen. rs&tstitsg bsna9rihtigi
" tpssesH,
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800 8eIohuuita, m1n0.

Die 9eier bieier 3eitung iperben F9 freuen su er=
fabren oaB ss usnigFsns cine eefir9tete Rrartbeit
gtebt nels bic ggiiienihaft in an ibren Gtuen 10
sge ebt Der dr;tlen BrIberI6aft betannte politips
Rur. &atarrb erforoert als cine gpnfitutonsfranf=
belt cine conftitutiunelle gebanblung. 6all's Ra.
tarrb Rar uiro ianerli 9enonmen ino tpirit oireti
euf bas glut ano Die i6teimisen Oberfddben oes
spfems, oaourh Die @riinolass Der Rrantbeit ser=
bic Contribution oes R0rpers auI6aat unS Der Iat,ir
IN ibrem Werie biiJt. Die Gieentbhmer baben 10
bie gertrauen 5m ibren Geiltrdffen, oaB e Elm bn=
bert Dollars gelobnune fir leben San anbieten,
ben e sn furiren oerFebt 2aBt Sud cine Cite boz,
3eugniiien tommen. Wan aoreifre:
G. 6 @benep D Co., Soieoo Gbio.
sg- gsrlaH5t bon allen Mpotastsrn, Vyeis rs
Gents bic 9lai6e.
saa's 5antlten. 9iiIeu ino Die beitsn.
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Seaes bamn,ernse appfmeh

tpiiroe Sic balo perlaien, uenn Sic
Or. Sings Neue 2eben8zBiIen ae.
brauhen tuiirben, 9aulenbe bon
3eioenoen baben ausprDbiert, uie
gut fie aeeen Wiardne uno nerp6iea
&opfpeb belFen. Sic reinigen oas
Vlut uno bauen Die @eIunoheit ouf,
Wur 25 Gents uno ea8 @eio miro
suriiderftattet. nenn file nibt belfen.
gu baben in ben Npotbeten BON $.
8alteDer &c Sobn uno BON Nbolpt
DreiB.
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papbrus unb Sbontaz
tel n. Dte beutfde Orienteefeaf9afi
tonitattrt tn ibrem lebten Sabresb sberi9te
BITE iiberraf9enbe para[ele, bab bic
egppHfden popbrusfunbe unb bic baz
bplonif9en Sbontafelfunbe. bic bod
bar4 @prade, 9drift, otter unb Irt
70 iebr setrennt ftnb, au einem srpben
9betle 1trtunben beg sef9Gftli9en Qez
bens, ipie .. 9. auufDertrSse, Wltetbss
peretnbarunsen, pa9t> unb Weriabers
flGrunsen. 9teferungsauftrGse unb
Rednnnsen, enthdIten.
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Sir gerar Gpuntn afidtrr.

0ie oSreie 8reiie" iit autDriiiert. Serrn
Gicbter 81. $. Green nls &anbibat fir
6os Gmt bes gountb<Rtcbters BON 8erar
@Duntb an5ufiinhiaen, abbdnei9 BON 6en
oemotratiicben Brimartuahlen.
9ie n5reie 8rehe" lit autoriiiert Ssrrn
8eter SDnas nfs &onoiont fir bas
Imt bes GountD.gicbters BON Beror
gDuntb ansufiinbigen, abbanaia BON Der
8rttr14rtuahI.
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Tiir Gount1z gdlatmeiffer,

Die nSreie 8reiie fir 9eras" lit outo=
riiiert. Serrn &u6oIpb Srii Of als
&anoioat fir bas glnnt oes County. .Sbob.
mteiiters bDn Gerar gountp an5ufinbi-
gen, abhdnaia bon ben 8rimartpablen.
Die uSreie 8reiie" iit autoriiiert, Serrn
VI. .. & al ton ir. als &anbioaten fir
oos Gnt oes gOuntp g @abmei.
tiers anduttin619en, abhdneie bDn ben
oemofratifcben Brimdrtunblert am 9. Null.
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QSabIalt5et9ett.
SIR 9iitriftridter Des 81. 9iiirtfts

9ie r;sreie GreiIe" iit outoriliert, Serrn
G. 8 9RinDr ols &anoioat fir oas Mmt
bes 0iItriftribters oes 81. @ertbtsoie
itrifts, 8erar gountp, an5utiinoioen, ab.
bdngia pon ben bemofratiihen 9riinar-
tpablen,
Sic n5reie 8reiie" 1T autorilert, Serrn
Jticbter Mrthur gS. Seefiglon ais
&anbtoat fir oas Mmt oes Stltrtttrtcbters
bes 81. 9iitrifts, 8erar County, ansufin<
oieen, abbdn9ie BON Sen bemDfratiiben
8rin$rtuobler. &ihter Seelieion tpuroe
ols gtncbfDleer BON &ibter 8ropts BON
@Db. Qonham ernannt.
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Siir 9ifrift ; GIerf.

Sie nSreie 8reiie" lit autoriIiert, Serra
9eorae Surfeb als 9anbiSaten fir
oas Gmt oes 9iftrittsgIerts angus
tanoiaen, abban9ia BON ben oemotrati-
iAen Srimdrtua6len.
Die .Sreie 8refie fir geras" 1T auto.
riflert, Serrn 6. 8. 0ebill ols fanbis
bat ftir oas &mt oes 9itrift glerfs an.
autilnotsen, obbansts bon ben 9rimdr,
tpableR.
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= Das aus ben Sdlabtibiffen
4&eariage" pGlabana" .Naine"
uno sSOnaA beitebenee ameritanile5e
@eihwaoer ift BON Gibraltar mad,
Der rnarDffaniihen Stabt ganaier
abaefabren.
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Tiir gounth. Gommiiiioner.

Sie nJreie 8reKe" 1T autoriliert Serrn
Srauf SDmmers als Sfan6ibot fir
oas Nmt oes ountp=gpmmiliioners bon
yreeinct $40. 8. nou 8egar g0untn ansu.
fanoi9en, abhanaia BON ben Grimartuabs
len,
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SIR Grieoensri9ter oes /. @reeintts,

Die nSreie @refe" iit autoriiiert, Serrn
Iuguft $. &ieffer, (gopt. u. $.
&teHer) als 3anbibat fir bas Nn1t oea
sSriebensribters 6es /. grecintts onau.
tiinot9en. obbdnaig BON SEN bempfrati.
Ihen Brtmartpablen.
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Tiir GounthsGlerf.

Die n5reie Brehe" lit autoriIiert Serrn
5ronf &. Netu to n ols Sonoioat fir
pie gSieoertuabl 81 bem Nn.t bes gDuntns
elerts BON Berar County anautlnoiaen,
abberaia non ben 8riinGrtuablen.
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Sir aomifabler oes 1. gretinfts.

Die n5reie &reiie" lift autoriiiert Serru
Gbarles 5. 9tebens ats &anoioot
fir bic g8ieoertuabl fir oqs glmt oes
6 On nitablers bes l. 8recincts ansu<
fiiubioeu.
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Fiir Gonnth= gnmalt.

Die aHreie 8reffe" lit autDriliert Serrn
8hii: $. ghDDt als &anbibat, fir 6os
Gmt oes COUNTY. Gntunlts BON Geror
eountp an5ufiinoieen, abbangia BON 6en
6emDtratiicben 8r,ndrtuafl(en.
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Fir Count, Nifeifars

Die uSreie 8reHe" 1T autoriliert, Serru
@bas. gSernette ols &an6i6ot fir
oas Nmt oes gpuntp. NiSeIiprs
oDn Berar gDuntn anautiinoiaen, obhdn.
GIG, BON ben bemotratiihen Grimdre
tpoffen
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Tur gteuers& &olleftor

Die n6reie 8reiie" lit autpriliert Serrn
Saul Weeri bei ot als &anoibat fir
oas Nmt bes Steuers& olleftors bpm 8erar
gountD onsntiinbiaeu, ebhan9is pDn BEN
BrimGrtpQhler.
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Tar 9iitriftaulualt bon gerar Gountp.

Die n6reie 8reiie fir 3eras" lift auto.
riiiert, Serrn 3. u. McN NSfiIG als
&anoibnt fir 6as Nmt oes Siftiftanualts
bon 8elar gountD ansutlnbtgen, obhdns
gig BON ben oempfratticben 9rimdr.
fpQhIen.
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San Antonio
International Fair
Opens Oct. %. Closes Nov. 2
SnsenbuettzOotel, ,
EoMkac4

SMBelgHeHSO O0tel,
Gnmtiert.
5amilien. tueld]e ben SDmmer in
Der aneenebmen Berefuft gu perbrins
gen trunihen, iollten iebt ibre 8ime
n'er belegen. NlIe9 ueu uno fuu.
bern, @lettriibes Siht.
StraIte iuaren tn @inter nidt i'm
Sotel ano luerben audi iebt nidt aui=
genomlnen. Grnit -Jneenbmett,
GiatMtiimer,
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= BefuDt Shols Saloun, g(lo-
tno.ylas. Stets friibes Bier an
8npf.
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SitOmtttteras lultultht Sud

Benn 9br gud iroenomu nieber.
lal'en luOllt, tbnt es enttaua Der 81.
ME Der
Gan Matonto Il sstramias
Yaf, Sabt,
i'm lgarten>Diitritt bee Staates. @e.
lunobeit unb 8lina uniibertruffen
gilliee 2dnoereieu fir ben sgaruner.
W9rtt9drtner, Obits uno @ieb5iibier
Wegen @in5elbeiten penoetGuh ar
e. s. Wartiu, 6. IS. 81,
San antDnio. 9eras.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-07
COTTON BULLS UNABLE
TO CHECK THE DECLINE
SulIy and His Followers Fail in At
tempt to Bolster Market, Which
Collapses at the Close.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-The cotton mar
ket continued in a very feverish and
unsettled state today. 1t is realized
rather generally that war between Rus
STA and Japan is now at hand, and
with its great uncertainty. together
with confidence in the recent bull lead
ers having been completely shaken by
the sensational decline. ii viii take some
time before the trade can recover from
the Generalization.
The burden of sustaining the market
now rests apparently almost upon the
ability Of the New Orleans bulls to
maintain their position.
The bull leaders endeavOred to regain
control of the market here today. but
absolutely failed to inspire any conf
dence or check the Generalization. In
stead of coming higher. as had been eX-
pected. prices for spot cotton at Liver
pool brjke "a English points additional
this morning. to 7.4S for middling. Flu
lures there closed weak and irregular,
with a net decline Of to II points.
There was a renewed rush to sell at
the opening this morning. and prices
broke 55 to So points. March sold down
u 1885 May, 14.05. and July. l4.O4 These
prices are equivalent to yesterdays low
record From this range prices were
agressively bought. and bid up TO with
I'm 20 points of last nights closing. The
buying was under the leadership OF
Sully and his following and the New
Orleans bulls.
The market, however, collapsed in the
last half hour of trading on renewed
general and heavy liquidation Prices
broke precipitately, with March selling
down to 1890. and May 1899. and July
14.O3. or 3 to 10 points below the open
ing low level and about that much be-
low yesterdays lowest prices
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-07
STEEL TRUST STOCKS
MAKE SMART ADVANCE
Preferred Shows Extreme Gain of IA
Per Cent-Pennsylvania
Under Pressure.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-The stock mar
ket was unsettled in the first hour
today owing to the threatening char
acter Of the Far East advices, and in
response to the weakness Of the stock
exchanges abroad.
The declines, however, were not seri-
Gus as a rule. Pennsylvania was under
further pressure owing to the adverse
view taken in the street generally Of
the raising of new capital by the com
panv.
The publication of the bank statement.
notwithstanding that it showed a large
loss in surplus reserve. was the signal
for covering OF shorts. which in most
cases carried the list up TO or above
yesterdays closing figures.
Steel preferred was decidedly strong
on more encouraging reports from trade
circles. The stock made an extreme
advance of Ia per cent
After the recovery set in the market
held its strength 70 the end. and the
closing was firm
A sensational report that a naval
battle had taken place between Japan
and Russia was ignored by the specu-
lation- Government bonds unchanged;
other bonds strengthened in sympathy
with stocks
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"THE MAN OF DESTINY
AT LAFAYETTE THEATER

Cortland Myers. the brilliant and ag-
gressive minister of the great Baptist
Temple, OF Brooklyn, will be the
speaker at the big meeting for men at
Lafayette Opera House this afternoon
at 3:45 clock. DR.. Myers will give his
address On The Man of Destiny" Re
ports from the great Orpheum Theater
mems meetings in Brooklyn are that DR..
Myers gave recently a very remarkable
address-in many respects the greatest
in the series. He is to speak at that
meeting again on February IL. being
followed by DR.. Newell Dwight Hills
on TIE 21st
DIR. Myers is al the head Of the most
aggressively evangelistic congregation
in the CITY OF Churches" He not only
reaches young men by hundreds but he
has been a powerful agent for civic
righteousness IN that city. The musical
feature for tomorrow will be Haddon S.
Watkins. OF Richmond. the tenor whose
recent appearance at the theater meet
Ing was called the musical hit of the
city The song service commences at
3:45. The doors OF the theater open at
1890 The Y. NJ c. A announces that
II can practically guarantee seats for
all men up to 4 o'clock.
Tickets OF admission may be obtained
at hotels and drug stores generally.
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FOR DEEPER CHANNEL.

A conference took place tonight at the
rooms OF the Business Mems League be-
tween President Paff. OF the common
council: NJ 3. Harlow, A. D. Brockett.
and other citizens In reference TO the
proposal for an additional appropria-
ton to enable United States engineers,
under Colonel Allen. to increase the
width Of the Improvement at the Kettle
Bottoms 70 COO feet, and the depth 20
30 feet. which will allow the largest
vessel TO come to Washington.
1t was stated that aconference with the
Committee on Rivers and HarbOrs will
take place on the 18th inst. and that
Representative Rixey will present dele
cations from Alexandria and from
Washington in support of the PROPOSE
ton. II was said that II the improve
ment be made a line Of steamers from
/ Washington to Liverpool would be one
of the promises Of the future.
| The naming of the committee was
postponed. and another meeting to con-
slider the subject will be iielS. but Il
IS expected that both Washington and
Alexandria will be largely represented
by prominent men at the conference.
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CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The Helios Diamond Company; capt.
tai stock. $1,000. 900; incorporators. H A
Bronson, Roscoe Catcheney and J. Mer-
rick Frere. The purpose Of the organi-
zation Is TO manufacture an imitation of
diamonds.
The Electric Burglar Alarm and De-
vice Company; capital. $4,000: incorpor-
ators, G. NJ. Walker. J. r. Crandan. and
c. H. Neelv.
Pan-American Electric and Power
Company; capital. 81, OOO. 900: incorpora-
tors. Morris Simon. Max II. Raubit-
schek. William j. Murphy, r. S. Dom
aldson. r. w. Mccormick James +.
Shepperson. and s. A. Terry
American Cotton Growers Union
capital. $l00. 00O 900; incorporators, Bart
lett e. Harper Frank ID. Koonce. jr,
Robert II. Mcneil. Alex. III. Koonce,
Thomas W. Buckley, Frank d. Koonce.
ST.. and oliver ID. Wilkerson.
San Francisco Cooperative Mercantile
Company; capital. SIS, 600; incorporators.
Joseph McGrif1n. J. Englauder, n. Eng
lander. r. S. Donaldson, f. W. McCor-
mick and James f. Shepperson.
K. l.. Brimes Company: capital $50 900;
incorporators. Edmond l.. Grimes, w
w. Fentres. and G. II. Fentress
Articles OF Incorporation Of the PEG.
pies Daily Witness stock company has
for the District. The capital stock l.
500. 900. and the incorporators Aller
Washington Brinckley. Philadelphia
| Pa; J. f. Crandall and g H Neely. OF
Washington, ID. G. The company Is or
ganized for the purpose OF publishing
and selling books, periodicals. and mag
aZines.
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Especial to The washington Times.)

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. ga ciu-
zens meeting was called at the rooms
OF the Business Mems League tonight
to consider the subject of presenting TO
a committee of the General Assembly
the inducements which Alexandria Of
fers for the establishment of a new
normal school here. 1t was said that
the school would have for ten months In
the year from go to 400 pupils. and that
large expenditures would necessarily be
made in the town where the school shall
be located The following committee
was appointed to draft a memorial en-
bodying the advantages Of Alexandria
for this purpose:
The Hon. L. II. bIachen, the Hon. j.
r. Cation. M 3. Harlow. f. J. Paff.
X Kemper, A. d. BrOckett, w. T..
Carne. L. w. Blackford, w. B. Smooth,
and Hubert Snowden. "a