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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 9--The cotton market
opened easy at a decline OF points to an adj
Vance Of 3 points and ruled GENERALLY easy dur
ing the early trading Under scattering li4ui7
lowing lower cables than expected and a dis
appointing visible supply decrcase. Weather
accounts while not entirely favorable were
not so bullish as anticipated, and while at
first the new crop months came IN fol, sonle
with the old crop positions. Trading was cx-
ceedingly quiet, prices after declining 6V7
points showing little tendency either way, -
bales against 7,1S5 last week and 5Is9 last
year. For the week 5000 bnles against 4l25l
last week and 59632 last year. To.day's res
celpts at New Orleans were ,76i bales 9 gninst
2509 last year and at Houston 500 bales
against At last year, @
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April o-FIouR- Dull; winter
patents. s5.2oa6.g; Minnesota patent ., ny, S,g ~
rye yyeak-So. 3 western, sic. Barley-Dull;
it Wheait-spot steady; 50. red, NO.. The
weak opening was steady. but weakened y !. as
ss.sss nAs a ss e dn Il fsss mSy
September. siste.; December s5l,e.
ose s Saay ates deens sH Wlh o ahea
tsSse.;s Jnly, 55;it. oai=--spot Dull; 80. 2,
rs Beef ei.9hi ' family a i5saalsp $500
100; beef hanis. $50. 10. Gu! Meats--Qnlet;
picked hams. glsuioc. I.ard-Weak; Western
steamed. s1.lo refined. easy; contnent Sii,,ll5
conlpound rs5easai,s. Z porkDnn: famays
us u.s. i0' ! go ~ s.a ~
Ha,tsr1su!et; extra fresh crsamsry /, 2; ;;,;
cream fancy small, Goored sfp!smoey l:S.i
small "hi5e ic E lss ans y
lsc.. southern lrsts. iIc
Tall0N--Wcak; city ts2 per package), FAC. !:
esan,sy easKasss rf Ga s
quiet at 5t,5l5lc.
CoHee-spot Mo, firm: No, Invoice. si;c. !:
for coiiee futures opened steady at an advance
OF 5ffIp points and closed steady al UNCHANGED
prices to All advance Of ) points Sales. 20 coo
bags sugar-Raw, quiet; fair retiring, 5-5sc. ;
ea-3s,. refined. quiet: conrectoners a.,
sis5: mould a, s5p5: GU tioaf and crushed,
H. 40; powdered t.Y. Grnnulated. st1o cubes.
s.4s5 Riee-t!uet domestic fair to e t;,.,,,
New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice,
3la37c
l,otatoes--Firni: Long Island $iIi25; Jersey
So 50n3Vu: state and Western $S2on 800; Ler-
sey sweets, S2,5naL5o, Peanuts steady: fancy
handpickcd. b%c,; other domestic, 3aIsEc.
cabtages-~Flrn; Florida. per barrel, crate. $3.50
ft3,75. Cotton-By steam 70 Liverpool, Gc.
CHICAGO. ILL, April s.-Warmer tempera-
cIntl prplicteI for Kansas and Ne
brasKi was the most potent influence in the
wheat market to-day. The, effect was q net
loss OF nc in the July delivery. Corn shows
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! for the next IeW Wrths'
,,,n,, t;nna nrs ay follows
pANv1l.LE TOBACCO MARKEr.

DanNille, Nn,, Aprll D. i'tt
Following Is plbrcl Bros review Of TIE
Danviile tobacco market for Tor l,s Mock week nora
Fsincn o,,,. lnst report There boins no sales
nse Monday ana stSEngT g r'' an s 1ass 'n ne
There ensS IN ,n 1ns obsscos %sr
ngs being mosE q rhar te'n IL q, ~,
Isbrs q saea y ps Wrappsrs pces
p 81 !. sa a@ rr % ss " and sfs
s ~ Hna ewrsppers Many lots OF the latter
brs f fery , 70 f Z S SsHss nave ,eea
sths market his aeek and bidding hes a,sS
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DE: /,
SLUGGISH.
1'hcsc Adjcctivcs Used to De De-
scribe Stock Market Move
lncnt Yesterday
WAS STRONG AT CLOSING
Ozark Clearil1gs Throughout 1llr
Country Show Increase for
the First Time.
tBy Associated riess.) &

NEW YORK, April o.--rhe movement
or stocks was desutory and sl,iggish To-
day. and The trading was dnl; pf = e
Went off In the early mnrke,, o truss ~, "a
the ipresson ereated by . ya ma lrad
crs inclined to take profits. There was y no \.
sustaining force by the strsngl " o. LEV nv
stocks such AS covered liie roaiMuiIg Fh The
advantage lacking, holders did not 4, seen en-
dsposea e the senF pr sfo re be
small net gains. 'rhe rise IN the local
fractions was attributed to the u n E,
The decline in the cash holdings H., o.
me expansion in Chg loan an account syaat
snt condition DC money in New York /, Is
fairly splethoric. and hrouses some dls-
content amongst bankers who are Quite
The weeks bank cicarings throug bout ne
United States show an Increase over
The corresponding week 9t lasl AZ, Seag I'm
is found IN Tie five largest cities out
side of New York and Boston. especially
the great cotton centers. For I, az tner
stiles the z, Senh. 'eas t weo
Y The ooid market las improved. In spite
of+&thc congestion Of the dcgtinss !, ! ~
United states steel second So l,nion Pa 'ii
/ T,
Tinted states .s registered. and the
new as registered. have advanced IL
and the 2's and old As ~ per cent. on
call during the week.
81 Total sales Of stocks. 1Sa.lpo shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANc;E-CL CLOSE:
Money on call nomiral; no loans: time
+ loans easy; sixty days. az per cent. !;
ninety days. q l2I3. six months, VI
prime mercantile paper, 4nt - ste Yer. VI
exchange. steady. with actual business
Il IN bankers hIls at s45I.35G4.S1. 20 Tor DE.
7nand and at sLs4.s0d4,siS5 for sixty q VS.
bills; posted rates. {4.S5 liz and 4.ss; COM
mercial bills $4s4 1-4miSi IL; bar silver,
IS ga; z Mexican dollars, 70.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT. E
{ NEW YORK, April o.--rhe stat en1ent
OF averages OF the clearing house banks
OF this city for the weak shows:
Loans, 8, tas. F:3s3 90: increase. sla. so5erO.
Deposits, sl.nSS.5l20 o0; increase. sls,-
Circulation, ,sss2e,sO; decrease. si,s57,-
legal tenders, s71,lss2oo; decrease, s54.-
Specie, t22s.1ol 400: decrease soss7oo.
Reserve. S204, 500: decrease, $500, $50. 5
y Reserve required. s2ll5lS.2p; increase,
Surplus, ,ae, sls 400: decrease 81 SIS $50;
Elk United States deposits, sSssi6,7bO; de-
crease $i,&S5 $50. s4Es
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MARINE 1NTELLiGENcH.
poRToF RICHMOND. APRIL ., 100

PORT OF R1CHNl ONT \ APRIL ., 1904.
IS fa * ggta ARRIVED. eia
steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line;
Steamer Pocnhontas, Graves. Norfolk ana
lanes River landings, merchandise and pas
sei,Eers. Virginia Navigation CO. M M
TEGS's75s4 ~ a SAILED.
steamer Brandon. " Rhodes Norfolk, n,er.
chandse and passengers. Old Dominion line.
3 PORT NEWPORT NEWS, April. 0. 1904. 4
VgIEe9 ARRIVED.
T. barge w.tD Becker. Providence.
II Barge Texas, Providence.
Barge City OF Monetrenl. New Haven.
4 I7T: ne s2,5 SAILED. & $500 5s
. Schooner Lucinda sutton. Providence
4 Schooner Emma Fanfell. Aliens Point y. II
4 Schooner Mary T.. II. e. Dow Portsmouth.
Barge Sunbury. Boston
Barge Felix, Providence.
4 Barge New jersey. New Bedford. Il
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NAVAL, sTOREs

WILMINGTON. N. G.. April o-sP1RlTs
TURPENriN E---stcady at 5sc.: receipts. II
rolls. Tar Firm Mt $780, receipts. al barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm ut sa.25Ts,76; receipts,
SAVANNAH. GA, April a,TuR PEN'r1Nf f.
Firm at 53ac. receipts. 9oo cnsks ; sales FL
1000 barres receipts 1915 barrels; exports,
}70a barrels.
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t,RY GOODS MARKET.

~ NEW YORK, April o.The week n dry
showed little life and business was confined
Within narrow liinits. On prices for future ,it
dury does not continue Oh general lines,
though sellers are sangnlne Of its CONTINUANCE.
ard are accordingly enabled to maintain prices.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April ., 1901.
Dark Fired Tobacco--New: Receipts lighter
market continues firm at unchanged quota
lions. Old: Receipts and offerings Very light
and market very quiet, but little DANG.
Drights- Market continues strong and active
with fair receipts. sun. Cured--Market active
at quota tons; receipts light.
The quotations are as follows: sl&t Z
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was duli and easy; winter patents, ft,s0a5,oo;
sraishts isoql5 spring patents 't ddlts1
corn or 5s sf ~ s,yslie% Ssd5sse, No
oats, $3.50 M white, ssaasss, NoI rSe
Choice siU, mai mating. Hi55c No. itassaed. sl.o9
No. / northwestern. s,lo; prime Timothy seed,
lard, per 100 pounds, s6.5ala1666 short ribs
sides oese ss1; short clear sides
Il, IS, clover, contract grade, sll.o6 Butter
Vas steady, creameres l4a2s,sc,: daIries, l2ia
a2lo Eggs-Eirm al 16A4lelsc. Cheese
Weak Mt 9U!Qi.c. siss345 s-.F 5Ist5
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rrANu1, MARKETS.

rErERsnU1tG. VA. April ,o..-rtAEuTs s.
continues firni Mt ti.15 per bushel Tor Spanish:
oifered. tfgit,ias firn at 4sic. for fancy stock
Same shlninenis nre being made from Peters.
burg Of stock that had been stored bred In THIS
e'sNrRrobK, vAn. April o.epEAN1Jrs.
ismls,c. I common, ssaasac.; Spanish. ST. IS FER
busfel ~ 1851 zffR2t
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SALES.

"11W NmelSalnateG Copper 49,.
Amer. Car and Fountlry....
4 Amer. Cotton Oil ..........t
Nillcr. Snuff .....i.......,..
Amer. SNUFF, pfd. ..........
amer. Can ...,.....t......s.
Amer. Can. pfd. ..yl......u.t
Amer. Locomotives. CONF.
t& lWg Amor. Locomotive. pfd...
t TX amer. sugar .............t.'..i3
d Ivy A.T and s. re. pfd....nl..i
,lag Baltimore and OhiO.4....t
IilW Brooklyh Rapid Transit.
Ianhun 0Sithern ly.,.......,G
ie9 Canadian. Pacific .,......n
liy9 chesapeake and Ohio.......
KY l.hi. Great Westcr1ia...".i
alD1 Shi.. Mi. ana s. P........
aD Go.O. Fuel and 1ron........
COLO. Southern, cOm.... ....
~, sou. Southern, lat pfd....
W e,plo. southern, I'd pfd.....
GlnVY Gln... Chi. and S. ~.
Contiientnl Tobacco, pfd..
300 Consolidated Gay .....,...
!. 100 Delaware and Hudson.
i, Del, Lack and Ncst.....&
loo Erie, Cd bid ....... ..,.....
100 General Electric ..,........
$50 Illinois Central u. .......,...
30 l.oulsvillc and NASHVILLE.
POO Manhattan. -. .... ,.....
GOO Metro. Stree, Railway.
400 Mexican Central ........
Ia4 Mo. Kan. and Tex, com.
Mo. Kan. and Tex. pfd...
$500 Missouri Pacific ........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

Spot cotton closed quiet; mIddhg uplands,
1905; middling gulf glt,25; sales $50 bales
Cotton. quiet, mlddlins., 1900; gross receipts;
1910 bales; sales. $50; bales; stock. l0S,l73
bales; export to the Continent. 3,i7i bales.
Total to-day 1T all seaports--Net receipts,
t,294 bales, export to Grea! Britain, 20 0bales;
taies. 5E
Console ted at all sesports-Net receipts.
y,2O4 bales; export to. Great Britain, zoo bales;
30 The Continent, 3474 bales.
Total since September LIST at I'LL scaports--
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quito lively. IT Is Is quite likely ., that We
trainers iltake advantage of TO rrepna,re lands
or the rev tror Thas are very, mneh oe ,l,ti
now oil. There has been s'f,e small trading IN
Il LATE 44rH i.1 Il d .
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BAI,TIMoRE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, April 8. 1901.
I - +. 4

139NIII INUI1E. . INJNFNl MHItNE4 IT774
BALTIMORE. MD. April o--Seaboard Air
Line common closed at 2lsM9St; DO preferred
liAIls, Seaboard IS. 6IStN6Sa: Seaboard D.
gear So s47sas5; Snaboard lQ-ycar SIS, 9S,s asked
Atlantic Coast Line common closed AT lUs2V
lO9t2. Nothing doing In the preferred.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va, APRIL 3 1904

re
Receipts FOR the week ending Monday:
GAT1'LE-Receipts, 2ss head; market fair.
Best steers. 5aa5lsc.: nediu INTO good. ,41s9
,0 il sod af 9sss hsisr q
fair. 3h45atc.; dry. cows, 2f.ai,.c.; bulls. 40
sAs; calves slsas;se;; fresh COWS, 81. a4s.:
head; market firm Good hogs. b!sG5 Csc. |;
ro siIns q a. C shoats s.ta6,tc.
aaQ47c.
CHICAGO, Ill, April e.--cATTLE-;Re.
prime steers, s5,25go,75; poor to medium. ss.i5g
800; stockers and feeders, se.75Gl g cows. SO
s225Iilo; ca ves. s2.50Go. %; Texas-fed steers,
Siatso Mog g to day, 5000 head
Market steady. Mixed and butchers $4,000
sa2is; good 70 choice heavy. S. 1913 80; roughs.
heayy sa:s9g5;l9 light, si15g51o; bulk Of
Market steady Good to choice wethers. sA75D
5;S5; fair to choice mixed saeoai.5o; Western
NEW YORK, April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Be
nominally steady. Dressed beet, slow at; SAG
direct; no trading. Market fnoninnlly weak.
City dressed veals T !1, per pound; country
Receps head For A sheep
lambs. Wooded sheep and prime clipped nomi
nal at ssa unxn" aa lambs sSssas9g no
Receipts, 4,t45 head. None for sale live
weight; feeling steady.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBuRG, PA,
April s.-CArTLE-Supply light; market
steady. Choice, sa.loa5;s9; prime. s4.soa5.oo;
h tr s HGSdRsssn sas b Rs%s
pigs. s4Sod5 100; roughs. IS, ESQ $50. sheep-sup-
as 40; common sheep, $a5Ol3S; choice lambs
S646.l5; veal calves Sou5.22.
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LYNcHpuRu TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynehburg, va. April ., 1904,

LyhtNUUTE, a. APrII v, I5V1' .
market for Of the ps' Two weeks ending ApriS 1901
reported by John l. osIesby 4 !, 81,
sold week ending April 9TH. baa,6oo pounds
decrease Week ending April ON 5io2g9 pounds,
IA s0, aoo bounds sold from October l. 1902, TO
April d zoos, ls,Ssl 100 pounds; decrease for
ri rhe ies Ills week wero tho llghtest for
the past two months, though they Mere much
heavier than the eorresl~mnins wefE lasl year.
and medium grade Prices arc about ms for the
INST two months All Indications point 10 small
ranaInta far tho few McekS.g
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e.oTToNsEED OF MAnKE'

4
NEW YORK, April 9--Gottonsced oil was
dun AMI bnrely steady. Prime crude. {. 9. b.
mills, a7Gpo7iac.; prime summer yellow, 3alac.i
OF summer yellow nominal primo white,
SGHc.; primo winter yellow. BIC ~ --- ~ Z.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected Every ITriday.)

. l.. W
bushels; corn, 25,slO bushels: oats, PESTS bush
cls: -four. 400 barresi hay, GAG tons; min
sTot'K in El.EyAToR--Wheat. 5L7s2 bush
oils; corn, 43ls bH,s,heIs; oats, 77,s75 bushels
POULTRY-LIpE.
Turkeys, gobblers per lh.,...,..S IA as u
Turkeys hens, pcr lbt.....,,,, u % IS
Chickens, winter. small, per lb,, 20 Cd ~
Chickens, wnter, medium, h., II % IS
Chickens, winter, large, lb.,., II W 16
Chickens spring, broilers, lb..,.,, 50 20 40
Hens, per h. ,,.,,,.,.,t,,.,.,...., 10
Ducks large, per lb,,,..,,,.,,, II N Is
Ducks small, per lb,u....,..., ~ % n
BOOSTERS per piece,...,,,,...,. % @ SIS
49, HUTTER.
Choice family observation-disclosures. II % 10
Fancy dairy pueked..,,,,,.....,. u q Is
Choice dairy packed ,.,,.,,....... 10 q II
Choice store paoked...,..,....,.,, 10 y
Choice yellow rolls, b..,.:..,.. ID L.
Mixed, white and yellow rolls.... II q u *
I. !, II EGGS.
Crates. nearby, fresh leid,,.,,r 10
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

lr,h{cn = 4 !, a,,I pac ri v e. .,.,,,,,E 81
e;'Gso 4 and a. 1ouis ren. .......... 1Ooa
f,hico IA rar,ntpni a - - so AZ
t.nnt5Iida,cd T6bacco 4a..,,.........,..... boA
f.ninrn A. ana snlinr,, a. =, .........,.,.y SO 81
f,envar and MD crai,de A ...,,,...,,..... 9Sh
tSria nrinr len a. Observation-Disclosures. g7at
1irie t;eteral d Ssis
Itort Wnrih mi non var civ a
ttncs,na Va iIav Az :. d. II. ..,,...,..... JOG
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.......... gsts
Mexican Central "a Observation-Disclosures 6,s
Mexican, Central list inc .................. 1874
MINI and ST. o,lls AZ ,.,............,.,.. 95ta
Missouri. Kansas ana Texas 4s..,........ 9o7s
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds....... Is1s
Nav York Central zen. ais .,..........,.. 95ls
New Jersey Contra gen. IS ............. 12sA
4 sS0rthern Pacific As Observation-Disclosures. 103h
Northern Pacinc IS 72h
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= g ~ N = 81 49,
+ Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
I BY Thomas anch& &C, and
!, Bankers and Brokers.
BY Thomas Branch K Co.

SALES:
Nash, Chat and s. L.n...
100 New York Central ..........
N1 Norfolk ahd Nrestern.......
800 N. y, Ont. and West.......
Paclc Mail ...........,......
MOO PENNSYLVANIA II. R.........
100 Peoples Gas lChlcago)...
Pressed steel Car ....,..s..
is Pressed Steel Car, pfd..n..
Republic !. and s., com ~.
32s Republic I. and -. pfd...
400 Reading. cotn........ ........
& Reading, lat pfd...........s.t
Reading. 2d pfd........,,....
.64m Rock Island. coirl...........'
! 425 Rock Island, pfd............
Sloss, pfd..... 1900. .;."'
100 s.. l.. and $. f., I'd pfd -.
i zoo s.. L.Jand Southwest. pfd..
6sUO Southern Pacific ............
800 Southern Railway, COME.
100 Southern Railway. pfd......
Seaboard Air Line. come.
Seahoard Air Line. pfd....
200 Tenn. Coal and Iron.......
100 Texas Pacific ..............
,540O Union Pacific .....:.........
600 United States Leather.......
1850 United states Steel..:......
1900 United States Steel. nfd....
100 Va Car. Chemical. coma.
E5 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd....
&f Wabash, cOnl........ ........
en- Wa hash ND ....... .......
175 Western Union ..............l
wisconsin Central .........
wisconsin Central. pfd...
Total sales 1S4.100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-15
TendencY ol die Times.

The tendency of medical science is to-
ward preventive measures. The best
thought of the world is being given to
the subject. 1t is easier and better to
prevent than to cure. 1t has been fully
demonstrated that pneumonia, one Of
the most dangerous diseases that medi-
cal men have to contend with. can be
prevented by the use of Chanberlain's
Cough Remedy. Pneumonia always re-
suits from cold or from an attack of
influenza grip, and il has been OBJ
served that this remedy counteracts any
tendency of these diseases toward pnen-
monia. This has been fully proven in
MANY thousands of cases in which this
remedy has been used during the great
prevalence OF colds and grip in recent
years, and can be relied upon with I'M
plicit confidence. Pneumonia often. re-
suits from slight cold when no danger
is apprehended until it is suddenly dis
covered that there is fever and difficulty
in breathing and pains in the chest,
then it is announced that the patient
has pneumonia. Be on the safe side
and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
as soon as cold is contracted. 1t al
ways cures. For sale by Richard
Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-15
CAPT. WISE GETS MAD.

A sensational clash between John ,.
Wise. formerly of Virginia, now living
in New York. and Senator Dolliver, OF
Iowa, was only averted by the utmost
exertion on the part Of members OF the
Lincoln Club of Grand Rapids, Mich,
of which both men were guests at the
banquet Friday night. As it is, there IS
still much soreness on the part OF the
former Virginian, who accuses the Iowa
statesman of conduct unbecoming a
gentleman.
Both we're to speak at the banquet and
during the afternoon, at Delivers re-
quest, Wise read to him his speech dis
cussing the negro question. At might Wise
delivered his speech, advocating taking
away the franchise and reducing repre-
sentatiion in Congress.
Dolliver was the next speaker, and
for over an hour he replied to Wise ar
guing against Wise's proposition urging
amendments to the constitution and the
duty of the nation to elevate and educate
the negro up to citizenship standards.
Mr.. Wise was visibly surprised at the
turn of Dolliver' speech, sudit was easy
to see his anger rising. Twice he inter
rupted the speaker: "What would have
been your speech had you not read miner
he asked with some heat, and loud enough
for the whole audience to hear,
Deliver made soothing reply, and
then proceeded with his argument, while
the toastmaster and others labored with
Wise to calm his temper.
81 will give $500 if you will arrange
to let me speak ten minutes when Dol
liver is through" said Wise to the presi
dent of the club with such emphasis thai
many could hear. Fearing scene, the
request was not granted.
when the banquet closed and before
the audience dispersed, Wise angrily
asked Dolliver what he meant by taking
such an advantage of him. Later they
met in a cloak room of the Peninsula
Club and had warm debate. Mutua
friends got them together later however
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-15
FOR SALE,

A BARGAIN IN LOTS on. Columbus
street (the prettiest street in the city, cnrbed
and graded to city hmits), between Wythe
and Madison.
5 Lots 19ixll3i 20 10 foot alley @ 1925 each
Lots 20xSO (d...... ...........-...... $zJV each
2 Lots on Madison street, between
Washington and Columbus, 10
feet, inches by 70 feet a........ 500 each
Terms One-fourth cash. balance on terms
to suit purchaser. Address
J. JOHNSTON GREEN.
feb3 d2w&eoim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-15
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
" TERMASTER, Fort Washington, Md.
cate) will be received at this Office until II
o'clock noon, February 10, 1904, for the con-
struction of one (1) Bachelor Officers Build
ing Is sets) at Fort Washington, Nd. Enyel-
opes containing proposals must be marked
Proposals for Bachelor Officers Building at
Fort Washington, Nd" Information regard
ing plans and specifications may be obtained
at this office. ABE S. BICKHAM, Construct
ing Quartermaster, U. s. Army.
jan3O, ,febl ,2,3,17,lS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-15
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
nsed for over sixty years by millions OF
motbers for their children while teething
with perfect success. 1t sOotbes the child,
soffens the gums, ailays all pain, cures wind
colic and is the best remedy for DiarrhGa. Is
pleasant TO the taste. Sold by druggists IN
every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. It's value is incalculable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslov's Soothing syrup
and take no other kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-15
Notwithstanding the EnOr-
nous Rise in Prices of
Cotton Goods, We Have
Prepared a Bargain
Feast For You This
Week.

One bale heavy Brown Cotton at DC yard
One bale fine. iO-inch Brown Cotton, &c yd.
One case Remnants Of Bleached Cotton
yard wide, 10 and SC values, at 5sc yard.
One case Barker Mills Bleached Cotton, esc
yard.
Yard wide White Cambrics, 100 values, at
65c yard.
1000 yards English Long Cloths, l23c value
at iOc yard.
10 pieces 1914 Bleached Sheeting, 3Oc value
at 23c yard.
o. Heavy Brown sheeting, 25c value, at
2lc yard.
One case Apron Gingham Shorts. quality as
good as Lancaster's, worth 7ic at &c yard.
One case Seersucker Dress Ginghams' osc
yard. sol.
One case Bates Dress Ginghams, 12ic
value, at l0c yard.
One case Sea Island Percales, 12ic values,
at i0c yard.
Csc pieces 4O-inch India LinOns, l23c value,
at 10c yard.
rs pieces Bookfold India Linons Slightly
imperfect), &c values, at l5c yard.
10 pieces White Check Nainsooks, lOc value
al 6sc yard. nIg ~,
Oneiot Fancy White Goods for waists Mar
seilles patterns 25c values, at 19c yard.
Two special lots in White Counterpanes al
500 and $l.25.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-15
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