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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

c,Ovr,r,r, - New-York. February IL, 1906.
f-fs-Ihefe was renewal of March liquidation
OF switching from March TO later positions during to-
s session and total sales for the hours footed
T. ~ aoout iouoo bags Prices barely steady and
nnebanrpe3d ai points The market opened steady
SiaG nte buying by Wall Street interests
La soon eased of under of
European cables
nan receipts and scattering Mquda ton
ne cIose was unchanged 3 points lower The days
MS was hardy encouraging to fresh buyers European
MS were not as good due the New-YOrk close
% tTluay, Havre being unchanged Hamburg
t4 - pS lower and while the primary
etsduy Win hio % refs higher, remained IN
Snangeo and the rate of Brazilian exchange was ia
receipts at the ports only bal
al ae Goo 4oo0 last year but the Jundahy
- 800 pass against COCO bags, the
ias Isr the DAY reported 34i bags. against 1890
COZ year some doubt attaching to the
Gays figures The Brazilian movement for the season
however Is about 10000 bags the receipts from
.e s crop OF last year. and with deliveries
contlnung very liberal trade authorities that the
situation has strengthened during week
e me oecIning tendency of tho futures market
ket for coffee quiet with Quotations on the
basis of 5 5-16o for Rio No T. - 49,
The range OF contract prices in the omen narLat n
day follows;
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MOVE TO GUST HAINES
His S. p. C. n. Opponents Man
Appeal to Legislature.

rose opposed to the continuation Of IN. ona
an mower in the person OF John p. Haines g,
:, society FOR the Prevention of Cruelty 70 An,
lis were again in conference yesterday II
s.s decided 10 hold another meeting in a d.v o.
20 AZ which their plans viii take desntte ana
s-sl shape. But the course OF procedure NAV
ar now he outlined with some degree or cor
,.lpty. and IN ell probability It viii take This
form:
First. an effort Will be made TO have tbrea Of
.,s vice presidents call special meeting Of the
hoard of managers Immediately. The rules of
.bs society permit this course At this meeting
= called, the opponents OF Mr. Haines will de-
land that the board call for his resignation
railing this, al the annual meeting OF the board
!, managers on March s Mr.. Haines's immediate
,,signaton will be demanded
Then, in the event that such action does mot
induce the desired result. the insurgents" will
srpeal 10 the legislature at Albany for an
rmendmcnt TO the charter OF the Society for the
prevention Of Cruelty to Animals. which would
sn6 the one man rule. and if such LEGISLATION
e not forthcoming the members of the society
oTposei To Mr.. Haines viii resign In a body ana
form new organization on lines which. IL is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
FOR BLOODLESS TESTS.
ManipuIatory Surgeon Here to GiUe
Exhibitions.

Herbert A Barker. Of London arrival on
the Majestic yesterday. and is staying at the
Waldorf Mr. Barker is practitioner OF manipula-
ton, bloodless surgery and his visit to this
try demonstrate the efficiency of his methods.
Mr.. Barker said last night that he had practised
"bloodless surgery for fifteen years in which time
he had treated almost thirty thousand cases. Il
am willing" said he. Ito submit TO the most exact
ing OF the surgical profession in this country
I shall expect specially to demonstrate the correc-
ton of convex curvature of the spine in children
and of the turned ankle without to the
knife"
Mr.. Barker is accompanied by DR.. George Convey,
house surgeon OF Bartholomew Hospital in Lon
DON who will act his assistant. The demonstra-
lions take place while the patient is under the inu-
ence of ansesthetic.
Mr.. Barker will remain six weeks in the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, February II. 1905.
r,E-ryI-ES PeceIpts 543 head. Including
25 cars for saughterers direct and for the market
-ryro about steady prices Feeling
nu on account OF depression dressed beef
civ dressed native in limited demand AZ 6Sac
er N IIverpool London cattle and beef markets
ncbanved Exports to-day included SIG cattle the
american to 1915 quarters OF beef in the Phta
delphia London. and 19AO quarters In the L1-
canfa liverpool Tomorrow the ST Andrew will take
out go cattle for London market and $50 head
Antwerp.
slaq6terers No trading for lack OF stock. Feeling
and grades Dressed calves in mod
eat supply and steady S'9l4c for city dressed
sail nc country dressed and 5Ic for dressed BARNARD
SHEEP AND MBS-Receipts were 1ois or 22f3
nal Including for city saughterers and
for the market making with the stock held over yester
-, Rs cars on sae. Almost demand for the stock.
snd nm 10 10 o'clock had changed hands Sellers
were holding steady prices on Buffalo advtces No
scen here would full steady Dressed mutton had
the nguaI light Saturdays demand and was quoted at
1fOc nar 10; dressed lambs slow at lOglli2c, with
scattering he country dressed spring ames IN
Charged az siq$lO per carcasS -
slaugbterer< except half No sales reported Nom
inaii STEADY on Buffalo Rdvices Country dressed hogs
steady AT GIsISc per ID for extreme weights
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I3th-st call attention TO special sale of tailored
suits for women an6 girls. They also announce
q clearance sale of fur coats and small furs
BEST & CO., West 23d-st will hold a special
sale OF wearing apparel for infants children misses
and youths. They are now exhibiting spring
styles.
STERN BROTHERS, West 23d-st., advertise a
special sale this week OF outer garments OF light
fabrics including lace linen. pongee. cloth and silk
coats, dress silks broadooth silk cotton dress
fabrics. misses and girls apparel and rugs.
B. ALTMAN & CO. stE-ave. and 1Sth-t., will hold
a special sale OF Turkish rugs. draperles and hang
ings, furnishings for summer homes womens ap
parel and dress fabrics.
ABRAHAM g. sTRAUs. Brooklyn. will show
throughout the week special silk. woven by the
firm. which made the wedding gown of Miss Roose-
welt which has been named Argent Ceur." II
will be shown for the first time tomorrow.
A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn. announce
special sale OF iinoleum rugs. carpets. laid and
lined free. bleached sheets and muslin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

OF ah w"' buns Snehanssd We quS,s s
oSe; refined. New-York lo30c: Philadelphia
esS as w ss wS
9erk 1885, philadephia. .G5c. CoTToNsEED OIL
gasTg aTch d Ei@e msg ss Ss'os july
ase prp snd w sspeW s So prime white ss
AM american seed city raw 42a43c out OF 4o9
PRoVsioNsThssT WAS . 3d sysSc II, pork on
higher live hogs and light receipts but ribs did
eS bs wFi a SSd saysr on tho light
sI ~ ne1t week PoRK firm Quoted Mess sic 25g
al nGr a Iss f Sess psds
quiet Quoted at ssa s. f ps fSg H6a aE
uo'e9 Bacons Sc $50 No. SCI 100 10 s+o 140 n, s1e
Ss%1Ski9s sss 10 lS &c Y n saSoa il ~ s@sse
flSHied shoulders nominal Quoted &c Picked hams
5sc; country 5a5e IARp easy 0af 6aosd Sieaso
Nominal City sTG sieadY qSoes Prime Rasd sT
barely steady Quoted South America. se5c Continent
s:aS SsDs eHosd stee osG q.s:d city
RIcE-primary points report firm market for rice.
p mne the local market was steady with moderate job
sa$c second choice sead
fancy heads SaSsc extra fancy heads, sage: Japan
Ransoon in bond. 2a5ise ciA 07aS'H'' Java S''''
Ref quiet but steady with prices
the Fer ede Gs @c as o G0fed y 5 all
mould ps 4sSc Cubes cU 4,c; xx
powdered Soe Eagle eonfeconers Srsn9aed se
Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated 46Oc Eagle 2b
Eagle fine or STANDARD gTanqlated and diamond
No & 41Se No $50 Gs NO e2os; Nos and g. 2os
seOc O. ssSs; TO- 5s6e No H. s75e No T. s7Oc:
porting February at SIS ed and March at SIS I'D The
nay UNCHANGED and quoted the duty paid basis Of
test
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believed, would meet with the support Of the
public.
One Of the men who have taken a prominent
part in the effort reform the administration
Of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals said yesterday:
We are determined that Mr.. Haines must go.
At the forthcoming conference we shall decide
on definite plan OF action looking to this end.
Public sympathy is now entirely alienated from
by thorough housekeeping. and this we pro-
pose TO have.
One of the strongest criticisms against the
Hanes management is that il discourages pros
ecution of cases. Said a member:
II any one points out case of cruelty to a
policeman the officer is likely TO object to ar
resting the offender. If he is forced TO do his
plain duty. and the is taken to police
station. the sergeant there won't take any ac-
ton until q Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
70 Animals inspector is sent for and arrives
This frequently takes hours. Then when the
case comes up in the police court, there is al
most always further delay Even the magis-
trates refuse 70 20 on with the case until the
Inspector shows up, and he is generally late. If
the case goes 10 Special Sessions, the same
amount of delay happens all over again.
Now, imagine woman being put to all this
Unnecessary trouble. Naturally she is Disguised;
and ali this is because Mr.. Haines has edu-
Gated the police and the in the belief that
nothing be done without the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals. while.
matter Of law, the presence OF OF its officers
not necessary at all where the society is not
the complainant.
Another criticism OF Mr. Haines is his course
In regard TO fountains for animals. In an elab-
crate report on the subject he insisted that such
fountains were absolutely necessary Yet the
reports OF the society show that but S33 was
spent for them IN 1902: less than $500 in 1903
and less than $500 in 1904. MI Haines's critics
say that the reason for this small expenditure
is because he was piqued at the refusal by the
Municipal Art Commission Of the plans he
caused 10 be prepared. An insmgent said yes
terday:
It's rather a curious commentary on Mr..
Hainess methods TO find that the society has
spent somewhere between 5000 and 5000 on
e!ahorately gotten up literature and has dis
bursed such small amount what Mr.. Haines
declared enphaticaIly was an absolute ne
eessty.
Dr.. Darlington, who has bill before the legis-
ature by which the proceeds OF the dog tax
would be taken from the society, was asked yes
'efoay If the recent developments in the oppo-
suon 70 Mr. Haines had changed his attitude
10 The matter. He replied:
No, my attitude remains the same. Condi-
IONS In this city absolutely demand that some
uMg should be done in the way OF reform.
however, / understand that another bill has
ueen introduced which provides for State dog
az Perhaps this may pass, instead Of my bill.
out certainly something should be done TO cor
leet abuses at
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IJyerpOol Feb. 17.--CIosins- WHEAT. spot noranais
futures dull March % Sad May IS 6sd july IS 54,d.
CORN SPOT easy American mixed Had; Amer
can mixed old As lad: futures dull March, "a 11.dI
Nav Professionalism teal 6s lO1,A
OI-F.. Louis fancy winter steady. 9s. IN
I0ndsn (Pacihc CoasD. steady g lOsQE3 15s. BEEF
Western 6Is ca HAalS short cut. "a to Is 70.
firm nTms Cumberland To n
ass 3D. short rib IL "a n. ass long clear middles
light IS TO n 4Ts long clear mGdss heavy IS Z,
40 N, clear ID 70 ca.
clear beI.ies. IA 10 70. sSs SHOULDERS SQUARE.
steady sos LARD firm: prime Western n,
tlerccs 40s American refined. in pals. BUTTER
finest United states United Statex
Os CHEESE quiet American finest white SIS. Ausrt
can finest colo-ed SIS TALLOW prime city Arm o.
TfTRPENTTNE, spirits firm. 40s Cd ROSIN co.,rror
nrm los PETROLEUM. refined quiet. 69sd. LIZ
SEED OIL. rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

french box, s2ass: EGePIANTs Florida. per box
$685. 90 % Rs5 ssssf g egssR PfE
Norfolk, per 6bl 6oqd5S: KoHI RABI Nex-oreans per
SS 1 go sg Par S @ EST o.
gsS: e E s5s 81 $Ssss 25Sss s.
@ sod yeo Per bb Gh o b sS Ssah u.s. a yeo
in SuIk. per $50 n, s1gs1 81: do red. s1gsi so;
Ho per SS sSs 3d. do shs per 100
euSsn oka F ss per carrier
DO DO caforn 81 psT fiat bo2 81 1883 I PARSLEY NeS
orleans, curly 100 bunehss s3a$4 DO plain s4gse;
sgs: Rsf IS Ig.i Fsss5, Ro
ISLES. Orleans. per 100 punches, ssqs4: STRING
b SsHS or t eras 1Ss PISHc Sorfo per SIC
dE 70 ST 2 &c. do iord RsF Write per s1Ss2 do
TeP Bss do Cuban ss4 TuRNPs Canadian
DBL 7Os do Irish per per g Sb sg
Zoe per 100 SgRSSs he 5 soSe steady
cadon6ers hTmdr Lettuce rn Radishes dull
barb weak Tomatoes and mint scarce. We quote: Gu
peF 5os g 5S@s4 So LE1 a:tss
f SSsE 2p per do2tn 6 5 ssg5Ce MINI
punches 756eoc; MUSHROOMS. per n. 1d96oc; To-
M AhY AMI STRAW The week been most
ep6ts have not run specially hsavy lack o;
squirt s in 59s ts surplus The S de%aS CT Week
M Ras r" of ee small bales at same range
small incgsi0P bs,s OF 2r1e p eay 100 No s7S No
62Isq7oe No g. 55geoe; shipping eIover
Txs IS easy in price with only moderate supplies The
best has D %0y can %e 1t 0 Receipts Of hy IA
tons Tsp9r'fa n gr0qIS S Ee $50 Ito
iehsh valley Io BaltimoGe and OHIO 20 Sf EN- or
ss SeeE 5000 Receipts Of straw 80 for
$40 toms Mn ~sss 4 1879 GassoT s2 ON
sos ve16 S 9Tasoa sS Kingston TO-
90: Carienas EOS; san Juan $50; various 80; total
egg s,s nses Feb 17cGovERsEED February,
IS ~ Marcia IS 10; April. s. o. TIMOTHY 60 AL
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OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE
MENTS IN TO-DAY,S ISSUE

q II. MACY g. Co. Broadway and eth-aye.. calls
"1enuon 10 a special sale Of wonnen's spring ap-
pIe- underwear. nightgowns and hmonos. girls
na misses dresses suits and coats, ribbons linens.
an Embroidery and mems underwear. They also
sSounoe special sale Tuesday of dress fabrics
s1o furniture.
learn. West llth-st., announces special sale
u decorative fabrics for draper1es, hangings and
-1ihitare silks dress goods and womens night
eieSses. They also call attention 10 three-day
Lee Of silverwsre and clearance sale OF all win
The sIMPsoN-cRAwToRD COMPANY. 9Th
e' between 18th and 10Th SITS, sdvertises new
s-hg suits. and skirts, tortoise shell combs
tslhs, upholsteries. tablecloths and dinner sets
-OHD g. TAYLOR. Broadway and 20th-st.. bth-
~ and lsth-st. viii hold special sale this week
- nousehold linens and blankets.
me slEGEL~COoPER COMPANY, eth-aye. be-
zen 18th and 18th SITS. announces a special sale
umbrellas
hAcKETT, CARHART d CO.. Broadway and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

COTTON-The cotton market quiet, sales for the
half session being about 100 900 according 10 est
Inatec The feature was the switching from March TO
later months at differences 1SG19 points opera
ton IN this direction had reassurng effect sentiment
previously expected. There fresh support how
and the market end
toward close. with prices points
The opening steady a advance OF points to a
decline OF l point, the gains being the months
response to higher Liverpool cables than expected But
there considerable realizing which developed
call progressed and shortly after the opening prices saggd
oft net decline of points This followed by a
rally the buying of March by interests the
market eased again in the late session barely
point session. weekly
considered rather bearish spnners takings
5000 behind years for
time. but cable from Liverpool quoting Mr. Ellison as
estimating bales III
week against the number last year and giving the
weight this bales IA 10 less than
a buish effect a. pointing toward a large
sumption of this bales. Spnners akngs of Ameri
the about bales
behind figures the crop for
is about 100000 bales behind the figures Of
10000
range contract prices in the LOCAL market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

ChIcaro Feb II - CATTLE Receipts 800; market
steady Beeves 81 75Qsd 80; cows 81 aiSi 90: heters
4Os,S5. calves So 25HSS 2S good prime. 50 f05fS6
poor 10 medium 81 yas9 So stssAers and feeders 81 IO
- 20 s. o5aS6 Is. GOOD heavy 81 iOs6
ID sSb: rough heavy, IS $3.50 O5 light So 9Sas6 IT's
igs Il 6oqTS6 O5; bnk OF sales SO I0R<G rs SHEEP
Receipts 1000 strong sheep So 5O$5 IS: year
Iines 81 756i 81 90. LAMBS 50 2SdS5 81
Cincinnati FEB. HOGS steady; butchers and shp
SOC; S. %: common S2fS2 IS. SHEEP
steady s3fiS5 Is. Ia AfBS steady stdST 40.
Fast Tufsalo. Feb 17.-CATTLE-R Receipts $50 head
steady. VEAIS-Recepts $50 head; active 2oc lower
s. 2J6k9 so HOGS-Receipts 26tn head; active, shade
higher: mixed Workers and pigs, SO tSai$6 30
La iSo0 head active and steady lambs
81 25Qs7 yeariinss 50 e54s6 90 wsthers IS $685.
ewes, 50 5egf5 rs: sheep. mixed. S3Gso 80
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of contract prices in the local market to-day

Cotton exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
export 200 American, 1000; receipts 1900 all Amer
lean; miduplands 5ssd Futures opened STEADY POM
points higher crop months February ana ond
7ed March April Rio AprMsy' 5s sSd
August-september 5s2d October 56.di pc
tober-Nov ember 563d, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oo-u
GRAIN-waEAT-Under continued heavy selling press
new low records May here and at Chicago Inc
O'Clock close was az practically the lowest pom. Oh @
s54o decline due to private cable clairn-
ing that the Argentine export surplus was as b n
circulation claiming small totals Previous to
u o'clock the market had been iiTga @ t no time
sr eIsmen hammered with the usual aggresslveness
who had good profits before the regular close 1t
became evident that the market was being hammered
understood be held In the Chicago market Ihis
pressure was through the last hour with
results already Liverpool %sG1sd net lower
affected Australian shipments and reports OF sood
general parts India Broomha estima ted that
shipments would be around II 200 900 bush
against H. 10000 the previous week Northwest re-
cars against oT3 cars a year Berlin p mark
lower Budapest 2 points down Minneapolis. in ad
GGp 80 ns wee Export sales to
Of wheat No At the close in NewYorls quoted
G,ISth esso aaoat CoRN@Mos Of the day corn
independent strength at time being sc
the close at Chicago bus finally easing off with wheat
O'Clock figures in NewYork were as follows: May
4s7.e: July 49isc, and September 4e%c The decline
sqlsd at Liverpool was Just about offset by lighter
receipts Chicago than expected The entire primary
movement however reached 6isOO bush against 29lOOo
bush Sea1oard clearances were o39 600 bush
on export account 10 loads reported the cash
I nd mere aeet No White 45c and NO yeo%
4719c ahoat- OATS-With other markets. oats de-
YORK We're barely steady at the following prices Mixed
26 TO 80 ~ 34lsc natural white 30 to 80 10 34Q35ls
dull: feeding 42c and mailing. 47q52c Bufralo
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

Kansas City. Feb 1T-CATTIE-Receipts 400 tncrud
ing 90 southerns; market steady. Choice exoo+ ana
dressed beef steers 50 40Qs6 10; fair good $4aS5 Is:
Western fed steers Sc 15QS5 so;
So Southern Sc 1888 southern COWS So ~
native 81 25GS4
* 6oG calves So 5og$7 80. receipts for the week
$500 HOGSkecepts, 1900; market 56IOc higher top
50 IS bulk q sales 81 05Qs6 1214 heavy So 0dss Is:
packers SogSo II pigs and lights s. s09Ss O5 receipts
steady; 5OaS6 90; Western lambs s5 "a
SO 30; ysarngs 25GS5 SO: Western fs5 ssr
and feeders. So 5O8$4 IS. - s
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tends the girls school, No. Al, at No SO Greenwich
ave. II is the intention to have these children who
speak the native language. become proficient, thaE
they can enter upon their duties as mission school
teachers and educate the natives of Northeastern
Nicaragua
The funeral of Princess Isabella will be at St
Chrysosom's Chapel, 7th-ave. and 3sth-st. u 80
O'Clock this Afternoon. The burial will take place
Immediately after in Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Brooklyn. The school children will attend
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ATTACHMENTS FOR s5s.4se 81.

sheriff Hayes received two attachments yesterday
sfregating SIS 436 81 against property in this city
Seaoagng TO Charles J. Hodge, a mine owner Of
Aooph S. Lowenthai for services in 1904 IN pro-
eurng a purchaser for the Last Chance mine. at
ssneham. Salt Lake County Utah, and the other
VI &,s56 q IN favor Of Aidrich & McAuey, at
IL 1916 s'' 1852 ~ ~
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FLOUR AND MEALI-Business In the -four market
day light unimportant Prices unchanged.
but barely steady We quote: FIIouR-spring patents,
81 5O4s5 % winter straigts SO SbS3 90: patents
S4Gs4 40 spring clears So 5osS 80 extra No winter
QUIET quoted Fair good, So 7oast; choice fancy
81 05dsi 30. CORNAfEAls barely steady quoted: Kim
dried So 7oas2 50. as 70 brand BAG MEAL barely
al o. FEDN e s steady; ely steady quoted
h sacks DO s21 30; red dog S2a 90 all February
SO 5os2s 5o red dog s4 so; hofniny chop SIC 70 bulk
900 % sacks. OILMEAL. s3l
METAIS-The market for regular and foundry pig
iron certificates the Produce Exchange generally
aaady although somewhat irregular prices.
were Gales; Regulars are quoted as follows: Feb
rlary kiGGS6 %; March SIS T5aS6 IS April May.
sl6dsI6 35 and June. Sic IS asked
MoI.AssES AND sYRUPs-Business in nloiasses at
Nsw-Oreans rather moderate owing light offerings
and the market showed considerable hrmness all
and the local market steady to Arm at full
but unchanged prices syrups ruled steady Quotations
follow; NewOr'eans centrifugal common Eiz nl2c;
l3g15e: good 16QIsc prime 2oq2sc; News Orleans
kettle 3088sc SYRUPS--Comfnon. eA flf3c fair, lag
lie; good, $4,000; prime, 22d2Ie: fancy. 26n2sc
oILS-cottonseed oil steady firm and partly No
higher to-day covering by shorts. Business Of
good volume Sales 200 February at aosc. 800 Feb
900 July at siho and 1900 July at SlAc- Refined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
PAINTINGS TO BE AUcTIoNEp.

A collection of paintings will be on exhibition at
the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries tomorrow and each
afternoon and evening until February %. They
will then be sold at auction at the Waldorf. Among
these paintings representatives of the old mas
tiers, the early English school, the Barbizon school
and the French school OF the eighteenth century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by X. L. Day & Co. No NsssAu-ss)
Feb 16 Feb n raA a - 80
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-10-11


The following excerpt on William
Jennings Bryan was written to DR..
James T. McCaleb OF Cold Springs
Plantation by a Northern Republi-
can and an author, who would have
been the American minister to Pof-
tugal. but for the untimely death of
President Mckinley:
MY Dear Doctor: .... You
write me that You do not intend
going to Jackson to hear Bryan
speak. I hope that you will be able
to attend that function. Curiosity
If not admiration would impel any
fair-minded American to make an
effort to see and hear the so-called
"peerless one" For my humble
self I have high regard for Mr..
Bryan because of his character-his
courageous honesty-not mere COM
mercial or law honesty but honesty
of conviction. And as John Stuart
Mill says in politics one man
with conviction is worth ninety-nine
men with only interests. As to
Mr.. Bryan's abilities, they do not
in my judgment, rise far above me-
diocrity. He is unsound in econom-
les and sociology, being neither
we'll read in these subjects nor ed
s.~o&ol - &I.o e>otssf ~ ~tx1fs~~a oc
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