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New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Chicago. June 25.-Wheat succumbed to-day TO a
growing impression that the crop making salts
factory progress and suffering in the least
on account of its price having been held up recently
The latter on the other hand. gave way the
result OF the good crop prospect and at the close
prices were from 11sc lower than they closed
on Saturday. Corn and oats similarly affected
from a like cause July and September corn were
each 12c lower at the close. and May down sc
Oats lost sc for July delivery. about equal amount
visions were in the main. firm. but lost little of
their early strength near the end. when the grain
markets were showing so much weakness Pork at
the close from &C to 71ac higher. lard about
II Saturday and ribs PIC UP.
The wheat market opened easier and with heavy
tone with little desire TO do business. All crop
and weather news favorable. and left nothing
for the bulls 10 go on. Local receipts were cars
with estimated for tomorrow. Opening at
SSssc 10 sac July sold off to sS5c and back
S3&c September sold from Ssc Off TO S3ssc 10
sAsc to sSzsc
The corn market opened weak because of the Ia
vorable weather for the crop since Saturday. The
Liverpool market discouraged local holders Local
receipts GSS cars. with 76s cars estimated for
tomorrow. Shipments hence We're 3s1 900 bushels
The oats market weak. rejecting the heavy
feeling generally prevailing. The weather was suit
able TO the backward crop. Local receipts were
20 cars, with 2S7 cars estimated for tomorrow
Shipments hence were 5000 bushels. The shipping
demand was rather tame. September oats opened
at S4Ssc TO S5c. sold 10 S5lsc and back TO S5c
Provisions were dun. Buying OF September lard
by the Cudahy Packing Company seemed TO
strengthen the entire list. There was scattered
selling by the smaller packers. Outside trade was
OF limited volume Receipts OF hogs were liberal
1900. with prices at the yards SC lower September
pork sold at SIC IS TO SIG 57la and sold up to SIG s5
September lard. IS so TO S S. September ribs at
3 Oh TO - 10, 20 - 10 TO 50 l2sA
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CoTToN-The cotton market became very nervous anG
Unsettled a steady session
decline 5Q12 points estimated
300 600 bales O business being late
trading The opening steady unchanged prices 10
of pof better response 70 The cable being
prevented reports OF weather in Western
belt sunday Il seemed from ne Official advces
however the showers South Texas had been
light quickly followed by . renewal
high temperatures to rnUct gpoo ana the market
up during the first half gain OF
4Ql0 points with July leading covering Of shorts end
which abrorma1y wide Al the advance 10 lO3lc
December covering less active.
and the market broke very Sharply following circular
issued by May bull
m uool would deliver remaining the
May cotton after Of about $1,000 bales spin
rer on The close tone but
practically point he DAY, and TIE demand
VI ffch precautionary
profit of shorts Southern spot TaaTksts as re
early. unchanged The Liver
ket has been selling away above parity with local quota
tons particularly the months which reflect the
demand relative OF
near months Influenced by fear Of further lqui
darion before July notice Aside from the
Southwest crop conditions continue excel
forecast called for showers IN Texas
range Of conacr prices in the local markets to-day
WI s follows:
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KgYs hens 10 per n 9S 5sSi9c aPo% af 5Ss Western @ u
and over each lee Do under n 1915: y n 6s
do over 5l6 picked n and an s!adef qndeG 70
pair No l69l7c DO oyer X 1Ia 11 DE- To- No 2 i071ic
CHICKENS roasting dry picked N2 l[s I'T n u uIoaSi2c
SfRsF Sf1SsF F%T4S ps4 K s%iio al 10 90 i'- - '>-'
POTATOES 53 s,sto! PotetGfS sg ann N
irregular onions weak Asparagl steady on CaoO3s ss
Mushrooms scarce and high Peas in liberal supply @ and
low StIlns @ ce g Other vegetables range about as
quoted quote: Potatoes Rose: k9:o 90 ne r,,bfs
R9 Rhite 81 75s2 do red 81 5as1 DO southern 75sg
81 s. T SGE DO psr Mal9e Iso p Per s2aS2 g % per @
81 fM sIi EET 500 o PARaGrs per dozen Scas8 So
BEETS per 100 bunehes. s1@$2 GARRorS Per ac.TIs F
Ps56re per crate 75caS1 do per bbl, 69a9oc DO
TeT %rsgta bb MaE5ianeer s5o erGTMBERs aRe Sotk PEI
S. 25 do z bb basket 81 9ogSl ~ Carolina 9G and
ss595 'GsSl rsr 6eskef Ia scgS1 CORN North carolina
per gaf % S3Ti cFE5f Pa4 b6 sias2 ss1 EGdsL2%Ts
PT SSE 5SSGSl 90 GeT 100 L h $6$s K1I nearby
Dbl 25G50c LIMA BEATs FIoriqa s Per 95I a. nearbv
hi 59Sa$1 MNT nssTn y per PTIoSs S Tsev w5t
per 5asKet 75caS1 do Delaware and Maryland white
bush crate % '2 eada do PTsola pq or 81 5ds
Texas yellow, crate 5ocS1 So DO Whit !Sfgsl e
do Nsw orleans Peg esg o2 s. 25s$l So arsE a ss2 so
Slas FPE FEs er7ss WsseSn eSn 5 Sa York per
S5cGSi DO up river per handle basket 5oca$ do
per basket 50cGSl: small 50a75c RADIsHF,S nearby
rsr 100 lunches 5OdT5c: RHUBARB. nearby, per 100
Sunches 5ocGsI; STRING BEANS Jersey; green per
basket 50dSl IS; do 81 25Sl so, DO baltimore
green 81 25aSl so; do wax s1as1 .: do Norf9i way
marrow per S1Gs2 10 yellow crookneek and
white. 50cds1; SPINACH nearly per ool 'ocg$l; TO
SidS1 So do Mississippi per fat 7o75c DO Florida
per carrier 5Oc3S1 so. do hothouse, 10. l29ac II
NIPS Canadian. Rutabaga, bbl So do Jersey. S2Q
81 25 do white. 75cQ$l 25 wATERcREss. per 100
punches. S1Q$1 80.
HAY AND saTRAW-HAY--Tieoepts continue at a
level and with the demand turned somewhat
sharper market closed today with much hrmness
with possible thickening of quotations foe the good
hest marks We quote: large bales per 100 10.
atc- No / 90G92Iac No . 75qS5c No g. 65G7Oc; ship
ping 50d60c; clover best 75c; do other 6od65c
DO clear 10000. STRAW-Long rye is quoted easy at
55d60c: receipts LIBERAL market fairly steady at the
range trade opinion is that former high rates for
stable have turned much trade 70 competing cheaper
Receipts Of hay and straw. in tons reported
Produce Exchange noon to-day: Hudson River
Railroad $40; shore 500; Pennsylvania
So Delaware. Lsckawanna Western. go; Lehgh Valley.
TO- Central Jersey, 100; river boats 10 canal
boats Sl6 total Lass Receipts OF straw. go
Toledo June 25.-CLOvERsEED-Cash S6 SIS; October.
SIS 75. TIMOTHY, prime, 81 hid: ALSINE% August, IS
bid RYE, No >. 65c
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

nave Indicated marked improvement crop outlook
eeips however were under the estimates at Chicago
ana an points had about 10000 than the
corresponding day last year Partly owing liberal
world shipments Liverpool s4d net lower. The
visible supply increased 24s bush and there
9eeIease Of 10000 bush in the quantity passage
ooihnlsson houses sellers OF July and September
oor the market here closing &C Cash prices
were were nominal as follows No corn, 5sEc elevator and
Se e-sc o b ahoat, No 2 white. 59ac. No yellow
&c I anoat: OATS-Weakness exhibited in this
lrhet aso owing TO good weather conditions free sell
ns " commission houses and sympathy with corn The
.sl market here also closing follows:
2o 10 b fb, 423s d424c; white 80 23 10
ss11e944c and clipped white 3s 10 4T44Sc. RYE
-daIAet ouli No Western CSC nominal o b New York
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Financial.
Financial.
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY LIMITED
To the holders
Six Per Cent. Notes. maturing January L. 1907;
nd Per Collateral Trust Bonds.
turing February l. 1867;
Per Cent maturing September l. 1908

For payment
called the Rail
IT July
1910 exceed 0N with interest payable semi
the Railway
of the ersgnei
600 said and the cancellation of securing the above mentioned %
under said
O precise o S securities
SO Priority Bonds the Ranwa
s25ooOoo TampeO Harb Company First Mortgage Guaranteed bonds'
sooooOO Consolidated Mortgage 40 Bonds OF the Railway and
of additional
ry in nauordany with the terms rust
and the Ber
respective holdings for new Four
n opportunity
1907 thereto
par
l. Notes and S'
IN
Notes and sios in
cash.
dposiarbs as their agents
eIund Indusrie BerHn;
BetHn Handekges
Messs. s Co,
LHenS Schroeder London
London and Base
in Cash basis
Dated New York,
LkDENBURe. THAlMANN g. co. HALLGARTEN & co.
Street . Nassau Street
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Financial.

NOTICE.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK located at Mecsmsc;
holders and creditors association.
therefore hereby notified
claims for payment.
F. WOOD. cashiss.
Dated Mccumoer. N D. May ist 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
FOREIGN COMMERCE CLASSIFIED.

ne Bureau CT Statistics. Department OF Com
..efee and Labor. reports foreign commerce for
10y 10y tha Tor eleven months ended May 81. classified
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO

=. 81 AouIs, MO, June 4th. 1900
At meeting OF the Board Directors held thI. day
II resolved that dividend "a per cent on the
Preferred Capital Stock OF the Company be declared ana
paid on Monday July % 1906 at me Office
New York City stockholders Of record AT the close o
business Thursday. Juns 7th. Transfer books
viii close THURSDAY June Tth 1905 reopen on Tues
day. July Sd 1906 - ~
D. a BIXBY. Secretary s S DEIAANO Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
Dirid6nd Notices.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co

55TH DIVIDEND.
No. 1876 Broadway. New York, June 1905
4 semi-anaual dividend Of TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS $3.50 each share OF stock OF this
Company been declared payable the Office
Company. No 1876 Broadway. New City.
1906 stockholders Of on
June 27th 1905.
The stock transfer books will o'clock
P. NJ. June 27th. 1905 and reopened O'Clock
A. NJ. c July 21st. 1906.
A. H. CALEF Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
GARFIELD NATIONAL Rank

Twenty-third 81. & Sixth Ave
New York June 20 1904
4 I A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
rectors Of this bank held this day a quarterly aivi
cend or THREE PER CENT. declared the capttaI
stock OF this bank. payable. free Of after
The transfer books will closed until Monday Ju,y
3D. 1903 ~''
W. L. DOUGLASS cashi.r
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A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
u Tribune received at their Uptown once No 1864
Broadway. between Seth and 9th until 8 O clock D m
Advertisements received following branch ofces az
regular once rates until clock m. viz 254 sth
ave, 23d St l53 9th ave l2th -; e2 East
AAth stI 27 West A2d ct. bstwsAn TIN Ssh sssAl
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WESTINGHOUSE

Electric Manufacturing Company.
New York, June 2g 1905
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
ONE.HALF PER CENT. upon the Preferred As
senting and NonAssenttng Stock the COMPANY was
declared payable 1905 stockholders of record
June ~ 1905 Transfer books be closed june n
1906. and opened July II. 1905.
T. W. sIEMoN Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
THE ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

York.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De
clared seml-snnusl dividend Obeng dividend No.
16l the PREFERRED Stock OF this Company Of TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS S25O) per share. pay
able August / 1905, OF the surplus income
holders OF PREFERRED Stock. as registered at the
close Of the transfer books June 20 The
fer books for the PREFERRED Stock viii be closed
three O'Clock P. NJ. June %. 1905. be re-
opened at ten o'clock A. NJ. August Q 1906
Dividend cheques will be MAILED 10 holders Of PRE-
FERED Stock who Ee suitable orders this
Office. H. W GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
Nassau Street. York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
THE BANK OF AMERICA

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE To
day declared semi-annual dividend OF eleven Oh
per cent. free Of ies6 x,orl
holders OF record az this date
The transfer books will remain closed until July Sa
iSV" W. NJ. BENNETT, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
OFFICE OF
VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL COMPANY.
NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAn-


Office Of the Treasurer New York. June IS 1903
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company. a meeting held this day. declared a
dividend ONE AND oNE-QUARTER PER CENT
its capital payable this oce 18th
July stockholders OF record
Saturday. the Both
EDWARD L ROSsITF1R Treasurer
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
ST0lACHGN THE B AN
What If Nan Gain the Whole World
and Lose His Anrefita7

pa = "a rr-s% y. -
'f --4-4t "-DH 4 "el4-ileiiaiFea stDlllaf \
never tsl-nks about IT, He eats what 10
iikes and likes what he eats. lie kngq-a
he'll euf0v IL hora4rss 4.a t--,.-- ~. -.,s
q st6-nacb +f,.t -..5il -.
.5,s-,- t, ~.3Fst o. -t.t
so+4 10 hiE4s Ae Will zlL
1 t4ose 20 the table. and wiki Il merrsr
. t2i2Ele IN his eve and = vvo-1-f-,e--.,. -
preston ne V--1t -.-.----,
ga l--- e@i.-
I'l~7 4--'at bei'[-e nm
DUt the 1Iau WITH the bad. b-.teu--.
Eurgiy stomach is tho man z-t--, 81.
v-avs fhfrs-fre 4t(-.s t. ~
& ''.-4 aS--lI'
60 "i-dt A- i.ioal HESS, ana seldom
iihes Wat he eats. tlis stomach worries
him before rre-sIe aft-- meats .a...5 49,
+r-.a-, r,e-r- o. is ,- a.. 5.
- 81 -tt''a
--'- --i7 e--~e- .---1 -l -..--' '-lt9 A-ia
bis daily work around a-m is q dark
spirit which presses Itself forward in his
teoughts ,.,-.-sre-. ~ am a4o-., --
df>s-f5sf am T,zszs-7 .tT -f..l--..-
IaF4slfor s.-or--- + ~. [--..-e..-..7 s-- -.s.'
II5l.-.ll.s ana y,-sr-... fa-l7 4-z 4-.Yz----i
h,. 5l,I-rt, me- = -.- .-e - -5<
ff-rl. md hrrt-l- ~ -5-aF.. 5.E1 -t.f
si.eav nerve sr5 s7-a E-zro Els-.-
dls-s3e- s+-,F -.[.,-r4,..- s,, H. ~ ----.f,T
a IA Of - fi-,..zz ana ,i5r-i-re-.s lrr
yvs-c / am Tssf -r-7 ,5--z-+-...-.- 7,.+
vet b-lre, 49,, f,'.e iil-- .-5T -.st-,,,-
hee-Itn bs.s.-sl ft- IN, ,5t7'-.-s,- r[,.ee-,--
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
RAN TWO MILES SHOT At
BY FIFTEEN POLICEMEN
They Took Him for Burglar While He
Thought Plain Clothes Men
Were Highwaymen.

NEW YORK. Feb. 7--Mistaken for a
burglar by fifteen policemen in staple
ton, 5 l. whom he took to be high
waymen. Arthur l. SimOnson. q prom
inent business man. was chased ny them
early this morning until he fell eX-
hausted. Meanwhile the bullets Tained
about his head.
Ever since Stapleton Heights. the aris-
tocratic section of Staten Island. has
been invested with burglars, Captain
Crowley. by request of the victims. has
stationed fifteen plain clothes men in
and about the district They saw
Simonson going home. and ordered him
10 halt
Simonson, spurred on by furious shoot
ing. ran nearly two miles. and then feI
10 the sidewalk exhausted. Eie was taken
10 the Stayletou police station. where
he explained matters and was allowed
to so.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
ARMY OFFICERS LEAVE
FOR CUBAN BATTLEFIELDS

Lieutenant General Chaffee and other
prominent officers Of the army left today
Tor New York. eu route 20 Cuba. to ded-
lcate monuments COMMUNICATING the
victories uf Santiago, San Juan Hill and
il taney. The party, consisting ut
about thirty-otttcers who participated in
Tie Cauuaig ign. some of whom are ON the
commission for the. erection of mouu-
laents- and accompanied by number OF
ladies' VIII set sail from New York to-
morrow on the army transport Sumner.
The party making the trip viii be as
follows, LjeuL- Cen :. e II Young.
retired; Lieut. -CiC1. A. +. 6haffee, re-
tired Airs Chaffee and Miss Chafee,
tif admiral H. j. ItigginSOn- L. :. n.
f-tIgd. and AirS. HfgsiHsou; Rear Ad-
DjTal Charles $. Clark. L. :. N. retired.
aud AIRS Clark. Gen. and AIRS. Z. r
Fi1Dplries- Gen. and Mrs a / Mills.
t..I- " IL hlsbee. retired; Col. and
-Gs j. b. Kerr Col and Mrs. George
y. Grimes Cot Edgar s, Dudley. Col.
aud MIS- James y. Kerr. MIS- Inward
Lieut. Col. ana Mrs. a. 4. Sharpe, Mrs
r. t. Howe, Miss Hawkins, Mrs. Hal
game Lieut. Col. Webh &. Hayes, L. s.
- Lieut. col j. y f.aumau, T.. s V;
AIRS O. u kaHu- Mrs MCSJart- Mai Wal
fer u. McCuW, Mai. William A Mann.
1Iaj and MRS. William ID BeaCh- Mai
.nd MIS-. Edward Burr, Mai. r. W
Si1l,t- Mrs. tiehie. MAJ. e. g Webb.
g. = ". AirS..-tfg0rCF W. Read, Capt
William p. Stone. Cart =. G Fauntle-
roy. Capt. w. L. kenly. Mrs Andrews.
tITS- treGTEc F. Hamilton. Capt Frank
W. Coe, Capt Dennis = Nolan. Capt.
charles W LNtun. Capt. Hollis c. Clark
retired Aiss GrcbIe and Miss Humph-
Iry-
The trip 90 Santiago viii b, made in
about four days and several DAYS will be
spent ashore visiting places Of interest
pet ore thc dates set for the dedication
= ne exercises VIII be from February IS
10 the 18th.
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BABE FATALLY SGALBED
BY PLUNGE INTO TUB
Two -Year-Old Mary Collins Was Try
ing to Get Scrap of Paper
From Water.

Scaiaed about the neck, body and
limbs. from falling into "a tub of not
water, Mary Collins. two years old, %
$50 Third street northeast, died at the
CuSuaIty Hospital shortly after >
O'Clock This morning Coroner Nevitt
gave q certificate rt accidental death
The tub of wst-- vas left in the
Kitchen by Airs Collins. When she went
into tze dining -oon. her little daughter
began playing around the tub. After
POSING her finger into the tub several
times. t1c infant threw piece of paper
into the water. Then. lu grabbing Al IT,
she fell into The Tub and was fatally
scalaed
Police of the Ninth precinct Were in
formed and all possible haste was made
iu getting be child fu IhF hospital In
spite of heroic measures Icy tHe pAysl-
clans. 5le c1i.d died this morning with
OAK rega A1E C5usciousnfss-
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
UNION IS LEADING
S. S. BOWLERS
Has Lead in Standing and
Averages.
F0VLE MOST CONSISTENT
Has Done Best Bowling Among These
Figuring N Many Gsmes-Hil-
tons High Game.

The schedule Of the Sunday School
ho"iiIss League is now about half
played.
inc oIncial records show Union in the
.eaG IN games wen and in team average.
Eooihette, Of Mount Vernon, leads the
individuals with an average Of $50
Which' however. is for only sIx games
Ihis leaves Fowle. Of Foundry. practi-
caly ~ The lead with ISg.II q. Efker.
cooper Bec kctt- Allison, Hammer. J.
hl*er and Doyle follow in order, an
being better than I7g
The record Tor high game has shifted
20 Hilton. VINO has Z52. Union has high
team score, S5s. while Western holds Sne
unique record Of having bowIed tae same
ave men in All games
Following are the official figures:
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
MURlEL MCCORMICK
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

NEW YORK. Feb John i. Rookie
f-sler's little sranddaUghtsr. MuTiei SIC
Cormiok. it is learned. was attacked by
7uDeufic5t.s about week ago and 5
now racov, ring under the personal care
of her mot ser from an operation per
formed ia 4 private sanit8riUm IN this
city.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
ADMIRAL SIGSBEE HOLDS
S0iREE Fer ITALIANS

NICE. Feb. THE American squad
ron, under Admiral SiEsbee sails on
Friday for Genoa
The Americans lax been the re-
clpients OF many attentions. both Off
cial and unofficial, while here. and me
American admiral xst night gave D
dance ON his hag~hiR. the Brooklyn. in
IetlEn.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
Was Press Agent.

Il told Colonel Mann J was TO act as
press agent for the Rico stock IN
America Wooster t6stj6ed. Il was 20
set -s,pI3 shares of stock Tor The adver-
tisinS Colonel Mann iced that Town
Topics should be used for the advert5s-
Ing, pecause il reached the moneyed
men. gave him Hrst 5.o93 shares of the
stock and afteTward another 5.e1J shares.
1t was arranged that the stock w1o not
t. be advertised through the regular
advertising columns. but through read
ing items and in the 'SauntcriDgs. "
WAS there 10 be any other consider
tIOn 20 be paid ny Count Ward through
Eou 10 Colonel Mann for advertising the
stock. other than by giving tbe shares
OF mining stock2' asked Assistant Dis
frlc- Attorney Hart for the prosecution
Wooster said there was not.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
OPPOSE GOULpEN,s BILL.

Chairman Babcock OF the House
Committee on the District Of CoIum-
tfa is in receipt OF n report from tho
District Comm iSSiCneTS. announcing
their dfsapprovai of the bin introduced
iu the House by Representative
Goulden of New York, TO regulate and
increase the salaries OF the school
teachers of the District. The Commits
sioners take the ground that whatever
is desirable in it has already been
submitted IN bill prepared Ey che
commissioners.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
TEXAS SOCIETY MEETS.

a fraternaI grasp and a glad smile
we're the order Of the evening at the
meeting Of more than got Texans in
the Pythian Temple last night The
Texas Society has for its motive pure
~ social development. Two Represau-
tatives from the Lone Star State.
james I. Slaydeu and John H
stephens. gloriAed the devotion and
patriotism OF Texans since its ad-
mission into the Union
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
Warm Hosiery

PTIing & Aiadely &c Hose. .lsc
Children's Ice Hosiery, p2lr--..--.. 1-I
Chil5re1'S f5e Hosiery. paiT-------lt-
Infants Zoe Wool Hose. Il palr...,------
CniIdren's I0C Side Carriers, "a pstif-----5t
Buster Brown Hose, . pairs fcr---. --1c
Women g soc IeeCe-ljped Hose, Il pair.',tc
WUmeDs S9c 1Lmb. Hosiery, a IaLT.----r
Chiidrcn's IS tor -JC Hose, ndlf.-.,..''
Chldreu's &C Hosiery a pair-------.- .i.e
NVomeH's Finest soc Hosiery, psIF-s.f
Bows Heavy f.i5bcd Hosiery worth -s,e-
lie
Misses I9e Fine Ribbed Hosiery g-.-.-.- iac
Burson uo-seam Hosiery. > pairs fer. .-sc
Every pair of Hose in the stock at q
dosing out price.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
Infants Wear, Etc.

Fine sample line of ChIdrcn's Coats.
worth un to $500. 90 close out az - -
Sample line of Children. six ana Vel
vet B0nnpts. worth up TO Sl'9 at .etc
Sanple line of Children = SllE and Vel
vet Bouuets. worth up 60 zoe --4Sc
Z5c and Sc Caps and BQn1el5 ...,-- - ~, sl-
lue INT 1f Fine White Dresses. SIS To
$50 values, 10 close out at----:.. $50
F,vervthirg IN this department Is TO pe
sold at Il reduction Never btloIe were
s1lrh fine goods offered at The prices We
uuote.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
Contradicted Under Oath.

Thus making plain that he knew pre-
cIseiy what he was saying and shat he
testified in the Tull knowledge his evil
d-uce might put. COL William d Alton
Mann. editor snI principal proprietor OF
Town Topics behind bars as q perjuTer,
Aoses Ellis Wooster who said ne was
thc co-oueIs partner In The ~Fads ana
Faucies of the Smart Sci, C0nUadicted
HE defendant under oath in respect of
tha Endorsement on the letter from Count
Reginald Ward the London promoter. TO
the witness
Wooster went To London i'm 1893. he
said and ~.iW Count Ward there. Ward
save Ifu 9,F4 shares of Rico syndicate
stock and promised 60 give him 5000
more. keeping the promise by mail. on
his return 40 New York Wooster saw
Mann, la February of that year. having
talk WlCh MIN about the shares from
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
FREDERICK GRANT TO BE
MADE A MAJOR GENERAL

TIE pr.ridaut sent The following nom
luattous - ti.e Senate today.
To he n.a5or geueral-Brig- Cen Fred
erfck T. srent
Lieutenant colonies TO be brigadier
generals William =. Birkhimer, Artil-
fery Corps Palmer q. Wood, Eleventh
Infantry, Henry A Wood. Artillery
Caru5.
To De collector OF customs Benjamin
F. eEill, of North Carolina, for the dis
tricj Of Wilmington. \. g.
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
SAYS STOCK PAID
FOR SAUNTERINGS
Wooster SWears Mann Got
1t for Advertising.
PASSES LIE ON SIGNATURE
Declares He Watched Colonel Make
Initials and Heard Him Deny
So Doing.

NEW YORK. Feb You (Moses
Ellis Wooster received "a letter from
Count ReEinald Ward which Is the
basis of the perjury charge against
Colonel Nanu2"
81 did After receipt j showed
Wards letter 10 Colonel Mann. and 1
saw him write his o. *. and initials
~. u. NJ Oh it. I afterward Kept the
letter which rs the exhibit m this case.
It is In the same condition. excepting q
little Crumpled and soiled
And YOU attended the HapEood trial
and there heard Colonel Mann. as a
witness. dcnv writing the o. X and
initials w d. n on Wards request TO
have his name put on the mailing list
of Town Topies?
.7.F
The Washington times., 1906-02-07
TAIGNY EXPECTED HERE
TO CONFER WITH JUSSERBND

N. Olivier Taigny. formerly French
charge d'affaires at Caracas. is ez-
pccted to arrive I'm this city late this
afternoon for conference with NJ
JusSerand, the French ambassador 10
Washington. on the subject OF the crisis
between Venezuela and France