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THE EVENING TIMES, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ft 1900.
The Market Divided Pretty Evenly
Between These Features.
X.onrion'N influence Stronsr In New
"Vork The Acceptance of Contriu
toc MclJoimliI'M llonil AffcrtK Street
nalln-nyn- It union. Alioitt DIvI
dvntlH The Ileal Iks In GrnnRcrx.
XBW YORK, Heh, S. The Sleek Market teied
M-c iid'flflBerHH (c. Taj e extent its
initial tone ww wHg tfce IttMi market,
tMh vs Mbcle strowp and 4jtti m aetwmt
ot this inarMliie's favenriAe news regarding I he
pregress of Oweil Ha41er fwros. The Uia
Ikw rf the Tanners, toeaJty cwrewt yesterday, re
gardtag the (Meat 4 the BrftMi ferees oud
borne evrig on short coartraict jmt out on
tJiesc rjtrts. .Aside from t, there was little
ctatige f any co-ciH(ec in cewditfeits over
night.
Ab beating npn particular tcts, the most
important development wn tliat in relation to
the aeeoptmwc b the RaiM Transit Ommission
of the surety inwided by the successful bidder
for the eeimfwi f the underground railroad.
On this aeommt Manhattan opened lower nut
Mm rallied, while MetrejiaMtan, on the other
hand, viis decidedly rtreng on the opening. In
the hiler ease there were minors that the nct
dividend on the stock weld he made at an in
incread rate.
Sugar Refining wa n active feature of the
market and was feverhh, opening higher but
later on dropping quite rapuM. Misgivings re
garding the dividend again aeeouated for the
stoek's erratic cmir-c. The dealings were terj
well districted, interests being about eenly di
vided between the industrials and the railway
lisf. Umen Pacifie was a feature of the latter
in respect ef actht'". sd it fluctuated widely
a -Jsw i ihc cpected action of the directors
on the dividend today. A- fair amount of busi
ins was alMi coudticted in the granger "hares
Hid the Southern iws.
New Ynrk Flock Rlnrxet.
Corrected' dally by W. B. Hlbbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
1419 F Street.
Open. High. Low. 2:15
Amer. Cot. Oil 3-'' :5 ?j,
A c vjrp ss rs 6C oiS
A' S.' Wire irfd' S ! tWS MS
American Sugar '18 18y 13
American Tobacco 10C 11654 1 5 H6W
AtcMson au 21V 20! 20V
AtcMson pfd lJi C4K M aj
B. & O. p "' "'8 " '
UsHimere & Ohio C2S 02S 01 KU
Biooklvn Rapid Transit.. 74X' 713 Wf y
Chesapeake & Ohio SOhi SCfc' 28 29
C C. C & St L 8 3 C2fe 2ii
C B. & Q 126K l.C' 124JJ lio
Ciiieago Oas US 3 107'
C M. & St. rl 1 KS 12BU 121
c it. i. & i iow ltnsr J03.i io.-
Cfci. & Great WesCn.... 4V 1 Uk U
CoiKOlMtatwi Om 11 1M IN 1W
Con. Touaceo a 86 31 SI
Cob. Tohacw iM ?4 K W
lederal Steel T(i fiV KV J6
Tederal Ste4 pW 7 T T5U T5li
llliiw5 Cral Ui 11H 113 113
LotiiiwIMe & Nan-ilte.... Sl, M' SI, 1H
MeteapaHlan lacHan 78, Si 77 I'.SJi
Manhattan I3e-ated M SV 7i4 17.
Jlisseuri 1'actOe 47 471 4 7, !
M. K. & T. pfd :4, 34 34 i
atioiral I.ead Co -7 27V l"h 27i
Ken Jea- Cwtrsl US US 1)8 lib
New VsrR Central ISO 85 84V W4H
Nwthern Taoific 58 61 jf ;3S !8!
Nelfcem Taeihe jrf 7S 5V 7454 4
I'aeifle MaH 42 42 Hit' i2
IVnii. Kailraad 154 181 W8 'S21,'
ltea4hig Ante 67 17 64j 6SS
Southtm Paolbc Sth M ..9 a
SoH4Km ltaHway 'S,S 12 12 Vj 12 V
Soiithet )hIKrai' )..... S7N, &7 66? :04
Teas fMMte 17 17, .Gfe IGs
Teun. Oral & Iron :M IW !H) T
Im I'acfcc iWi ,e i8JU 50
Union l'uac pW TTu .7A 74 7?a
t. S. Leather pW ?7 71 7J4 ii
L. f. bhor ifcfc ajfcx .fa a;.
Wjtaaah p sl -1 it :1
ettf L'tHon 1 g.V i7A M 4
Colorado l'u fc lo.. 47 47 4Jt J,
Ltr 1? 17 fc iCi j
A voMiMMDee of the bear attack oa tkt marts:
characteriaed the aieiung hours il ifcr e-.on
today. lifer MfgHt off akarh- at! over Use iit
except hi Mttropolftaa mA one or to oiikt -Luritiea.
fractional looses only being made. !k
tr.r. in toe railatqy -.tooks. Then wan avod
buying noticeable in several part; of tke ljt ,n
the decline, and the heat opaiion of the market
was tfeat a recovery wunid occur before the
cioe. Aews of a Britidi virtr wat. predidedJ
bi the ojitimft. and t was believed that in
the evnrt of mMortant sews of that kind the
effect n the tnaritct ouM be (pond. It should
he lemwbewjd that while KntisJi defeats fuve
eauar-d tmaftiJiao; priees o lona; titat their enect
in thi (KncUon is now- exhausted, the market
has not yet felt the influence of a victor; for
tl"- BritMi forces. Another Moportant element
:n the iweacHt HwAet sStnatkm that mu4 not he
m.rlooked k the harmonj- of all th ball in-ti-reots.
At no verj dmant time in the past
''tain of these intoreaU nomfaially friendly to
higher pwes wore at edds with each other.
Dimng evarj- (ha mi far this week it has leen
iiotiofaible that all were buying ecnrith'S with
the very evident intention of pott top mp jiriees.
Tlie news, aafoc fiom the war suuatHHi, is all
good. The reiiurt of the Great Northern itailway
th morning is enoeMct.
The Union PaoiSe dtreetors hold their meeting
tola. It i fwid to liave lecn deeided to declare
. dividend of at leaat Hfe jter cent for a half year
eti the ooimnoB ntook. There wan a contMMiance
of the great activity in tfai ntoek this morning,
but during tlie firm how there wns a slight re
tet.'sion in juice. The Paoiflc t-eeurkiu, proncraUy
cre lielieed by their fritiMt lo be eseellcrrt. pr
cliasofc, on reaction.
Atchfcsn jreferid is a tritk: weak, perhaps, le
csute the tHrocters- at thoir meeting &tcrday
did not increo? the dividend on the ttock. Hu
mors ef an increase ha loen chwlatcd. but
nothing authentic bah lieen giien ont as a fonti
dation for them and well informed peojtle nv
ot disapiieinted at the uon-aetion of the iHrect
or. It Is not improlioblc tliat a larger dividend
will be given the trtock in the near fntnte, how
, &h the iiast and jm.et e.chigcs of the
company fully warrant it. The thor grangers
were alto inditied to iwg i hough not alarmingly.
There is the best of rcaon fnr esiectig a di
vidend of C per cent on St. Pwl.
Sugar refused to deeliiie in anything like the
rapid manner expected, or leaM predicted by
the boars. During the first txve hom of the daj
it fluctuated lietween 111 and lit Opinion-, arc
partiuuhvrty positive on both sides of the Sugar
question and up to the present time there is
little reason for choice between them cieept the
fact that the teck hat. hod a large decline al
readj snfl teems to lie receiving fair ipport
around the present level.
Thire is talk of higher prices for the Wheeling
and Ijike Erie stenritics. Dividend talk is also
licaid.
Tlic earnings of the Oieal Northern continue to
incicase liandsumcly. The gain in January was
$334,000. The earnings from the system from
Julj 1 to January 31 wcic S1S.32C.000. an in
crease of ?l,7lO.O(X).
The insiders talk of a probable increase of the
Money In Advance
Itestoro Weak Men.
I'c send our remedies and
'appliance (for men only) on
'Kitu ana approrni. it not
the Grandest Thine on
Earth for weak and dcbili-
r a uKa men, snip all back at
X?yoar expense Tay nothing.
AX T?aW Itffln Kl .nllr -t M
mailed free
ERIK MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y.
lb Jtk. to'
WyOSfcVV v
VH"W
TO V
5
I f-i"V--Xv
RULERS OF THE WORLD.
3Ient KatinK nllonw Arc the lender
In E cry Urnneh f Ilumnn
Aelilevement.
The ruling nations of the world are meat
eaters, and history records that they always
have been.
Vegetarians and food cranks may explain
this in any way they choose, but the facts
remain that the Americans, English.
French, Russians, and Germans are meat
eating nations, and they are also the most
energetic and most progressive.
The piincipal food of the heroic Boer sol
dier, known as Biltong, is a sort of dried
beef, affording a great deal of nourishment
in a highly concentrated form.
The weak races of people are the rico
eating Chinese. Hindoos, and Siamese, re
garded since the dawn of history as non
progressive, superstitious, and inferior
physically and mentally to the meat-eating
nations who dominate them.
The structure of the teeth plainly indi
cates that human beings should subsist
upon a variety of food, meat, fruit, and
grains, and it is unhygienic to confine one's
diet to any one of those classes to the ex
clusion of another.
Meat is the most concentrated and most
easily digested of foods, but our manner of
living is often so unnatural that the di
gestive organs refuse to properly digest
meats, eggs, and " similar nutritious and
wholesome food, but It is not because such
food is unwholesome. ut the 'real reason
is that the stomach lacks, from disease or
weakness, some necessary digestive ele
ment; hence arising indigestion and later
on chronic dysp.epsia.
Xervous people should eat plenty of meat,
convalescents should make meat the prin
cipal food, hard-working people have to do
so, and brainworkcrs and office men should
eat, not so much meat, but at least once a
day, and to ensure its perfect digestion
one of two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
should be taken after each meal, beeauss
they supply the peptones, diastase, and
fruit acids lacking in every case of stom
ach trouble.
Xervous dyspepsia, catarrh of stomach,
gastritis, sour stomach, gas, and acidity are
only different names for Indigestion, the
failure to digest wholesome food, and the
use of Stuart's Tablets cures them all be
cause, by affording perfect digestion, the
stomach has a chance to rest and recover
its natural tone and vigor.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the real
' household medicine; it is as safe and pleas-
1 ant for the stomachache of the baby as it
is for the imperfect digestion of its grand
sire. They are not a cathartic, but a digestive,
and no pill habit canever follow their use;
the only habit Stuart's Tablets induce is
the habit of good digestion and conse
quently good health.
A little book on stomach diseases mailed
free by addressing F. A. Stuart Co.. Mar
shall. Mich. All drug stores sell the tablets
at 50 cents for complete treatment
dindend -in American Tobacco, but little atten
tion is paid to them.
The traction se unties might have been sup-Mt-d
to be influenced by eiitiroly jrcjarate in
terests thi morning. HetroKlitan continued the
iniportaut adaiKx begun ctwday, and before
11 o'clock n -oM as high a; 151. On the other
hand, llrooklyn Kapid Transit and Third Ac
ime bath blwuiJ signs of weakness. Ihspite this
fact, the t.iniiji i gaining ground in well ii
formed quarters that the Mtrnjolitan and Tmrd
Aiefttic aic wi Ci c icgetlier n their interests.
The feeling icgaiding uacion stocks is bullUh.
AViishliiKtoii ffn-l; KxehiniKe.
Sah Real S-tate Title Insurance, JSj'.;
Vergemlwler Uwotjpe. JOfflftJ, lW's, and
iwlfllrV IjuMou MoootJi. flt15 and 2ftfil4i.
After call Atneritwi GraplKijibono, 4rllii and
KtHT-ir.. MTge.tlwler Linotype, lO&IMttx.
Capital Traction, B.
flOVEKNMENT BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
PFCtlMIOJ 115 HAS
I'.M'slMrQJ 114S JKH
L'SJ'iinWi 1332. 135
Ui4'sCJK3. 133? la
UVCWQIQF .. 112.S 113!5
115
114S
133J.
133?
112.S
1GV.V
. . . 1 QU
C.'jlilltteQF., 1GV.V 110
110
DIHIOT OK COLFMBIA BONDS.
fil.-O -- . .ii i' -in
Vt 1 1)1 ' Vdter t J2 :" cirreniy ....
.VlJVirtersto3v" otirrou..- ....
Fuiidiuir currency J. li'j 117
tA'tlttv. :-lA IsiMill
MICKLLANCOUfe BONDS.
MrtK It a's uii 122
Met UK Cert liiJobtodnosj A.
112
113
ISti.V
111
lib
118
117
111
ill
.Mel u It Curt Indebted lies i U..
Culumbu KKu's. Wll
toiumtiJHK it'.tl mar: Vs .-.
Cit A.tuibaii It It
w ash Oas Co. ter A. V, lltc-'i:.
W Abti Ons Co. ivr 11. , .'.t)l-12v.
L nits. Light Deb imp. 1&7...
L' .- likv Lifhr. Cort liidubt . ..
theA: Pot id. lsaii-lSill
in
lUJ.'i
101
! )iu.-.V 1'otTul. uonO's
Am tc'y a. Xiutirs. Isi05 JJ
nb .Niurket Co lM-te, itiu-lifll.
;,uui ix-tiioa aiiiiuutiy U3
V n&h Market Co, Imp u'i,Ui:-'j; 113
Hbh .Mmkot Co, cjcc U's. J!U1-:. 113
.Musiuu liuti Ass'a o' C IMS loo
jku.fi urupiio.iouc DcuVi Ijj
A liacot t la . lViUnnjo -
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
Limk of V ustiiuwii 07 n
.Metropolitan iia I"
Ccutrai ito
1 uriuorj A, Mucuaiucj' 2u)
teOoud 130
Utuous '-. 150
toltimbla '...i 53
Capita! ijj
"efctlinu. . 117
iniuuri ii
Liuculu 1:3 ',
S.IX DEPOSIT AND TBUST COMPANIES.
.NaUoii.il odfu Uouosit jc iVttsi.. 127
Wusu Loan .v Trust. 1574
Aiuei toouritj .c x'cit 17
VI -bUS.llo !, 1.1 7JJ1
J JO
15V'J
tJJ
INSURANCE STOCKS.
I'iromcn 2
Franklin. iQ
.Metropolitan J
toii.-oi-.ui - OJ
i otuiuuc '. 7J
Arlington .- l49.
ucniiUiiAmerican-..".iA iu
NtiUonul Union f JOS'
Coiuiuuiu ..;?. " is
nlggs ...' 8
l'eoplo'b i,
voiuuierulal i...-.." i
olonial 105
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
i.u.u EUlto ilno. 4
oiuiiibiul'itlo... I i
ubiiington x'iUe.T....... ..... a
LSltU-li x'aLIC. .... ...i'iT.... ...... 3
IlAILItOAD MOCKS.
capitalTractioa ul'
ny-cSuburoao 23
-ui)ioiui..i- 1.011 lai.yto.vii.... 15
GAS AND ELECFlRie LIGHT STOCKS.
vo
13
o.S
Oh
52
Washington Gas
4eorretoun Ojs
-IX
C - L.ivCtllJ ltl fJC.... .... ....... ....
TELEPHONE STOCKS.
Chesapeake A- i--.j.u.i, eSJ
iViiiiayiv.inin. .. ti
MISCLLUNLOUi. STOCKS.
Mcrgenthuler Liuotyp! .... iij
Lanston Monotypo u'x
iiuerican Gmpiiopiione U)i
American Crapnoptions. pfd .... JIW
rticumatic Gun Carriage.
Washington .Marjcot 13
.oiloliCc Wushinjfton
Lincoln HaU 55"
viiA. Dividend
4S
1M
147,
11 H:
12
-23
Chlcngro Grnln and Proviilon Market.
Corrected dally by W. B. Hibb3 & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
I41j F Street.
Wheat. Open. nigh. Low. J:I5
May 05U C9 CSC8,-B
July tO-CM 69A" t9 db.C-K
Cony.
Mar. za'i T:iJi 33 zb
July 4'f E4 ziu. US
OATS.
May. 23X 23 23.V "3
July Ti 12? 22,' sjij
t OltK.
Jlay.. 11.15 1L30 11.15 11.20
July U2 1L30 115 11.25
iAHD.
Alay- C.15 620 6.15 6.17
July. oV-S CIO tl.23 6.25
it IBS.
J-Jay. 6.10 6 12 602 6.J0
uly. C.U5 e.15 6.05 6.10
New Torlc Cnttoa Market.
Open. High. Lew. 2:15
lar-.h 8.2J fi.31 8.25 8.29
.May. 4 ... 8.37 J0 8.31 8.S4
AugusL S.3t 8.3.) 8.30 8.83
October .C3 7.UJ 7.19 7.60
t
t
t
X
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o
Another
Wi
Tomorrow
...at...
Hahn & Cos
3 Busy Stores.
marked down to less than the materials in the Shoes origi
nally cost. The qualities are all right, but we need the
shelf room, and if your size is among them you may secure
a rare, real bargain.
Special 0neday Bargains.
Jacob Reed's Sons' Men's and Boys' Shoes.
4S pairs Men's f5 Patent Leather
Laced, come of them slightly dam
aged, pointed toes; A, 6 to 10;
B, C, and D, 8 to 11.
Tomorrow, at Sev
enth Street store
$1.50
:rench Calf
ed, pointed
h, 5 to 11;
55 pairs ft and 15 French Calf
Men's hand-sowed Laced, pointed
toes; A, B, and C width, 5 to 11;
D width. 7 to 10.
Tomorrow, at Sev
enth Street store
$1.50
At All Our
On
the
19c
Table.
Ladies'
3 1-2.
50c Rubbers, sizes 2 1-4 to
Ladies $1 Alaskas, size 2 1-2.
Men's Clog $1 Rubbers, sizes 5 to
6.
Men's 75c Rubbers, sizes 10 to 11.
Misses' and Child's 40c
broken sizes.
Rubbers,
Men's and Women's
Slippers, nearly all sizes
Bathroom
IS pairs Child's damaged Shoes,
were 75c and ?1.
On
the
95C Table.
45 pairs Ladies' Black Vlci Kid
12.50 Button, round and square
toes. A and B, sizes 2 to 3 1-2.
C3 pairs Kid $1.50 Button plain
common sense and round toe, with
kid tips E sizes 4 to S.
15 pairs Ladles' black beaded open
work S2 Sandals, broken sizes.
23 pairs Ladies $2 wine-color sat-in-quilted
Boudoir. Juliet and House
Slippers, broken sizes.
JUB.&&1JU8A VkV.
THREE RELIABLE SHOE
EASY TO MARRY IN CHICAGO.
No Ki'il Tnjie in the Yi'iij of .-ecurlnsr
I.f t!lMI-ON.
(Fioni the Chicago Inter Oican.)
One of the easiest things in Chicago is
the getting of a marriage license. All you
have to do is to go to Mr. Salmonson In
the City Hall and ask for it. There are no
restrictions except to be of age, and the
age is placed so young that that no one
could object. Xo red tape; no explanation
of religion, race, or previous condition of
servitude. Simply state your age and that
of the -woman, names and residences; take
off vour hat and swear "So help me God,"
and so forth: get your license, pay for it
at the cashier's defek, and go forth to be
come a benedict, to lead your bride, blush
ing or otherwise, to the altar: home again,
and then commences the matrimonial rou
tine. tr Salmonson has issued marriage li
censes for eighteen years, and pleased at
least temporarily on an average 01 io.uuu
couples a year. There are more foreigners
than Americans married in Chicago. Mon
tlav is usually the biggest day and Friday
falls short of the others, showing the su
perstition regarding that day is not yet
dead.
In Chicago the aerage age at which
men marry is twenty-five, while the wom
en average twenty-one years. Italians
and French-Canadians marry younger
than any other class of people. Of late
Poles and Bohemians have been in the
lead, with Germans running a close sec
ond. Monday last, about 11:25 o'clock, an enor
mously fat man was Just getting his li
cense. He was short, but so broad that
he was ponderous. He was in nign gooa
humor, and gave an expansive grin that
showed three front teeth missing and the
rest of the set disdainful of dentifrice. Yet.
with no physical attractions whatever, he
has succeeded in gaining a wife. Whether
he had money or only good nature to rec
ommend him a stranger could not guess,
but by appearances, if one were betting,
the hazard would be with the latter. Xext
came a Pole, who brought an interpreter
along. He said he was twenty-three, but
he certainly looked much older. If he
had been a female the supposition would
have been that five or six years had been
knocked off. He was stupid in appearance
and slow to understand. He was followed
by a young man of twenty-four, so hand
some, neat, and Intelligent looking that
one would think Maude, aged twenty, was
a very lucky girl. If he is as good as he Is
handsome she will be very happy.
The next was another Pole, and his girl
was only sixteen. He was with difficulty
made to understand that the girl
was under age, and that a parent's consent
was neccsasry before "the twain could be
as one." A gentleman present said he
would probably return and claim that the
girl was eighteen and that he had previ
ously made a mistake.
Next came a German, whose prospective
bride was 41, while he had reached the
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT FOR
WEAK MEN.
To any man seeking ra
lisf from effects of early
indiscretions, past ex.
cesses, Ac, we will send
without charge, a supply
of our oti.l r.medus.
New strength and vigor
Imparted. Modem scien
tific methods. Bktirul ser
vice, by pbjsiclana of
highest standing. We
treatrlitsfly by absorption,
avoiding stomach de
rangement. varicocele curaa pain-
lsssly.wittoot operation.
Weaknesses and diseapes of men our sptcialty Tor
put twenty years. Oar lntereoting and instructivs
book, "Privata Quide for Man," nt free with trial
treatment. Writs to-day.
PPEER ElfAL OL ""SSSSS"-
Fhhn k fn
JPRW
I QUIDE
: for. m
! MEN' t
l
Big Friday
Shoe Buyers
The broken sizes of Jacob
Reed's Sons' Men's and Boys' Fin
est Shoes at our Seventh. Street
SI ore and the ends of many of our
regular Hues will be found on the
Odds and Ends Tables at all our
Three Stores tomorrow only
Little Boys' $3 Patent Leather
hand-made, nobby Laced Shoes; A
to D w"idth. sizes 10 to 2.
Tomorrow, at Sev
enth Street store
$1.00
Calf, hand
to D width,
Youths 2.50 French Calf, hand
sewed Laced Shoes; A to D width,
sizes 10 to 2.
Tomorrow, at Sev
enth Street store
$1.00
Three Stores.
On
the
65c
Table.
Ladies' $1.
ken sizes.
!5 red felt Juliets, bro-
Ladies' $1.25 Dolge's and other
makes Cardinal Bedroom Slippers,
with very flexible leather soles
nearly all sizes.
$1.50 and J1.25 black kid Ballet
Dancing Slippers.
Ladies', Misses' and Child's Brok
en sizes.
Boys' Crackproof Calf and Satin
Calf.
Spring Heel Laced, 0 to 13 1-2.
Girls' ?1 Kid and Box Calf, sizes
to
Child's Dix's ?1.
ken sizes.
2fi Kid Shoes, bro-
On
the
$1.35
Table.
20 pairs Ladies $3.50 and ?4 Pat
ent Leather Button and Laced,
broken sizes.
1C pairs Ladies' 13 Vesting top
Patent Leather Laced, sizes 2 to 4.
37 pairs Ladies' 3 fine VicI Kid
hand-made Boots, sizes 2 to 4 1-2.
29 pairs Men's ?2 and 12.50 double
sole and leather lined Tan and
Black Storm Shoes, mostly large
sizes, widths B to E.
Cor. 7th ani K Sis.
.WaniH9.fiPa.ATe.
233 Pa. Ave. S. E.
We
HOUSES.
''
! 40 mark Then one or two more of ordi
nary types followed, and last a Russian
Jew, who na. evidently a dyer, as his
hands were a brillant carmine. And the
grind commenced again for- the afternoon.
Upstairs the divorce court was freeing
with equal facility those 'wha had pre
viously secured a license downstairs, and
promised lo live together "till death do us
part." This condition led a curious look
ing woman to remark:
"The hue and cry raised against the
divorce is absurd. It is commencing at
the tail end to reform. It is useless to lop
off the branches while the trunk and roots
remain intact. While men can obtain
marriage licenses for the mere asking,
without having to show proof of financial
ability to maintain a wife (a man actually
applied for a license without the necessary
funds to pay for its cost), or any record
of a moral or honorable character, divorces
are a natural result. The divorce court
is as natural a consequence of loose mar
riage laws as that suffering in some man
ner follows the breaking of the laws of
God, man or nature."
The AilvmitiiKeH.
(From the Chicago Tinus-Hcrald.l
"Oh. mamma," exclaimed little Arthur, all
out of breath. '"I've jut bicn playing with the
Goodwin children and they have the measles at
thfir home. Now can I vat all the cake I waat
to? 'Cause, iou kbou, I'm going t6 be sick an
wav." Til 111011x11147.
(From Life.)
"It's a verv un.'atisfactorj storj !"
"YesV"
"Oh, crj! I've read the first chapter and the
Ian chapter and 1 dou't know yet how it turns
outl"
VIIOOPING COUGH.
"We have had an epidemic of whooping
cough here," says A. B. Pope, Stewart,
Tenn., "and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has .been the only medicine that has done
any good." There is no danger from
whooping cough when this remedy is
freely given. It completely controls the
disease. Fifty-cent bottles for sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale end retail, and
all "druggists.
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
BURGESS K. GLADMON et al. vs. JIATTIE R.
SLATER et al. Equity No. 20S20.
By virtue of authority contained in the decree
of the Supreme Court of the District of Colum
bia, bearing date the 2d day of February, 1DO0,
the undersigned, as trustees, will offer for sale,
at public auction, in front of the premises, nt the
hour of 3 O'CLOCK P. JL, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 14. 1900, the following premises, sit
uate in the City of Washington and District of
Columbia, being known and designated as Lot
No. sixty-eight (CS), Souare 122S, of the City of
Washincton. said premises being numbered 1013
on Thirty-fourth Street northwest, of said city.
Terms oi saie une-uuru oi me purcnasc money
to be naid in cash and the balance in eoual in
stallments of one and two years after date of
sale, the said Installments to be secured by a deed
of trust upon tne property soiu, with interest
upon the deferred payments at the rate of 6
per cent per annum, from the date of sale until
paid, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
This sale is made for the purpose of partitioning
the proceeds among the parties in interest as
tenants in common.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Trustee
E. S. DOUGLASS, Trustee.
feS-dids,em '
MAKE PERFECT MEN
0
DO NOT DESPAIR I DonotSuf
lor Longer! Tbe joys and ambitions of
lire can do reniorca in juu. ids Tcrx
worst cases of KervoaaDelbl Hty are
ihmlutrlv cured bv PERFKfrTO
TABLETS. Oi v prompt relief to in
somnia, failing; memory and tbe waste
and drain of vital powers. Incurred by
Indlirretlona or excesses of earl v Year.
iniD&rt vigor and potency to every func
tion. Brace up tbe system. Utve ak bloom to the
cheeks and lostre to tna eyes of
.. uuu ur uio.
6 boxes at
or money re
pocket. Sold
one wc cox renews vim encij.
. nn mmnUtjt iruar&nteed cure
........ f.. ha ....-WAil In 'VAKt
everywhere, or mailed In plain wrapper on receipt of
erica by TliK mOTCTO CO., Caxtoa BUr., CUcara, 111.
or
I STEVENS' PHARMACY, lh & Pa. ave., and
BENBY EVANS, 838 F Itv
FINANCIAL.
VERY EASY
To "blow" money, and that is why they call
money "Ihist," because it is so easy to "blow."
I Of course, that Is no rea5on why you should
J "blow'- any, but If you can afford to take a risk.
then we commend Wheat to your attention. Of
course, if you cannot "afford it," that is dif-
I ferent, but wc have noticed that when the aver
age man mj, "I can't afford it, you will
uually find on investigation that it is something
his wife wants, and not something he w.nM
himself.
T
or AVheat you must firrt buy some, cither paying
for same in full or buying on a margin. $25.00
will buy 1,000 bu. of wheat, on a margin of 2M
points, and that amount will earn j'ou 310 profit
on every cent advance above your purchase price.
The principle in the fame as that of buying
stocks on a margin, except that there is no in
terest to pay. Our free little book explains all
this, and our free daily market letter will post
you; send for both,
HowanL CrosbyA. Co.
24 Congress St., Boston,
1001 Chestnut St., Phila..
62 Wall St.. New York.
A. J. Swan & Co.,
STOCK BROKERS,
S. E. Cor. 7th Street and Pa. Avenue.
FAST-WIRE QUOTATIONS.
QUICK SERVICE.
FRACTIONAL LOTS.
WE PAY WAR TAX;
l'lionc 2S02.
Guarantee Trust & Deposit Co.,
STOCK BROKERS,
1329 F Street.
Phone 1818.
FRACTIONAL LOTS. ,i
SMALL MARGINS.
BEST SERVICE IN TOWN.
fe7-tf
Harrison Dingman. A. C. JenkioJ.
DINGMAN & JENKINS.
BROKERS.
Atlantic Building, 930 F St.
by fast
wire.
Quick Service,
'l'houe 1770.
Small Marglna,
Fractional Lota.
yURPjjY&Q.
613 15th St. K. Y. Office 61 Broadwa
I Stocks, Grain, Cotton, Prorlnloiin.
All active stocks carried on margins of one or
. more points. Direct connections with exchanges
1 continuous miotatior.s.
Offices in principal Eastern cities. References,
iiiiTiaiiiuc dgcccies, ar.u 1.0 v. cry uanKing io., At
lanta. fe4-tf
Carley, Rosengarten & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
0 BROAD ST.. NEW YORK.
Bonds, Stocks, Cotton, Grain, Provisions
WASHINGTON OFFICE.
1421 F Street N. W.
w.
B. HIBSS &
CO.
BANKERS AND SROKERS,
Ursiber New York Sleek Exchange,
1419 F Street.
Correspondents of
LADENDUItG. THAI-MANN & CO,
New York.
Honey to Loan
At 4 and 5 per cent
ON REAL ESTATE IN D. a
NO DELAY BEYOND EXAMINATION OF TITLB
WAX-TEIl il. ACKEH.
ell-tl 704 14th ST. N. W.
Forrest B. Wood,
Banker and Broker,
1335 F St. Upstairs.
Stocks, Grain, Cotton.
Service Perfect. 'Phone 1525.
Lappin & Davis,
STOCK BROKERS,
529 Seventh St. N. W., S. E. Cor. ?,
Telephone 1781.
We have every facility for tbe quick ev.ecuMon
of orders in stocks and grain. Ein-ill and large
lots receive equal attention. nolt-tf.eo
UONEY AT
4 and 5 Per "Cent.
Promptly Leaned on Real Estate la District ol
Columbia.
1IE1SKELL & MeLERAR,
7008 F Street. oc2A-tl
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE Sl'PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLIMUIA, ON THE 24TII DAY OF
JANUARY. 1000.-PAUL E. VOLLUM is.
MARUARETTA B. VOLLUM. No. 21,000.
Docket 47.
On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr. Richard B. B.
Chew, jr., I113 solicitor, it is ordered that the de
fendant, Margarctta B. Vollum, cause her appcir
ance to be entered herein on or before the first
rule-day occurring fortj dajs after this day; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as in case
of default.
The object of this suit is to secure an ihjolutc
divorce on the ground of the willful desertion
and abandonment. of the complainant by the de-
lendant. i'rortacu, a copy ol this order be pub
lished onre a week for three consecutive weeks in
the "Washington Law Reporter" and in The Wash
ington Times.
By the Court:
(Seal.) JOB BARNARD, Justice, etc.
True Copy: Test:
By J. R. YOUNG, Clerk, etc.
ja25,fel,S
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. MINNIE E. RUGEES v..
CHARLES E. RUCKUS. In Equity, No. 2110S.
On motion of complainant, by her solicitors,
Wilson & Uarksdale, ir is this 7tli day of Feb
ruary, lOOO, ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance to he entered herein on cr he
fore the first rule day occurring forty days after
this day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided, a copy
of this order be publMied once a week for tliree
successive weeks in the "Washington Law Re
porter" and Washington Times. The object of
this suit is to obtain a divorce from the bond of
marriage on the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment, and habitual drunkenness.
JOB BARNARD, Justice.
A true cop v Test:
J. R. YOUNG, Cleric.
By It. J. MEIGS, JR., Assistant Clerk.
fe8,15.22 .
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
" OF COLUMBIA. BESSIE B. SHERWOOD vs.
WILLIAM I. SHERWOOD. Equity, No. 21015.
On motion of the complainant, by Ralston &
Siddons, her solicitors, it is this 7th day of
February A. D. 1600, ordered that the de
fendant cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this dayj otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default. Provided,
that a copy of this order shall be publthed once
a week for three consecutive weeks in the "Wash
ington Law Reporter" and Washington Times.
The object of this proceeding is to procure a dis
solution of the bond of marriage existing between
the complainant and defendant on the ground of
desertion of the complainant by the defendant.
JOB BARNARD, Justice.
True copy Test:
J. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
By FRED. G O'CONNEEL, Assistant Cletk.
168,15,22
BASKS AXIJ TUUST COMPANIES.
Union Trust and
Storage Company
of the District of Columbia.
Temporary Offices. Cor. 14th & FSts.
Capital Stock. $1,200,000.00.
This company in prepared to undertake all
trust bim'ncM take charge of estate, prepare
wills, and act xs Executor, Administrator, Trus
tee, Receiver, Assignee, Ccmmlttee of the estate
of a minor, and any other kindred office.
Loans made on teal estate and other approved
securities at current rates of interest.
The company al-o acts as trustee and regiter
for ether corporation?.
This company, is chartered to do a general stor
age birsinens, a'nd is about to erect suitable build
ingH for warehouse purpose?, for the storage f
goods and valuables, and for cold storage.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD .1. STELLWACEN. President,
JAMES G. PAYNE. Eir-t Vice President.
GEORGE E. HAMILTON. Second Vice- Presi
dent, Attorney', and Truot Officer.
GEORGE E. FLEMING. Secretary.
CHARLES S. BRADLEY, Treasurer.
feO-tf
TUB
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
Or TVJSH1NOTOH. D. C.
Capital, $500,000.
EJCBANGE 02T
CKGLAND. IRELAND, FRANCE AND GERUANT
Letters of Credit
VAILABLE IN ALL FOREIGN PART.
BANK COLLECTIONS.
ORDERS FOR INVESTMENTS.
STOCKS AND BONDS. ap23-U
S2.50 css than I ce.V. $2-50
per a day. Per
Year. ASafe Deposit Bix. Year.
Washington Safe Deposit Co.,
916-918 Pa. Ave
Open to 4:80 p
Jytt-lrr-eia
and Saturday to a p.
JIO.VEY IVANTED ASU TO LOAN.
The Columbia
Guarantee Company,
Is the cheapest place to borrow mont-y on House
hold Furniture. Pianos, etc. No removaL Duji
ncs confidentiaL
Columbia Guarantee Company,
613 F St. N. v.
Jt7-tf
Money to Loan
Oil
Household Furniture, Pianos,stc.
If jou are in need of money, we desire to In- '
form you of our new method. We can secure you
a loaxi on an tuj monthly payment plan, at lees '
cost than ever before and below the rate of any ,
ether company in the city. You can pay in full j
at any time after the loan Is secured, and it will
only cost you for such time as you bare had the .
money. Our business is strictly private, and all ,
applications are treated confidentially. If too !
hive a loan with any other concern you can e- !
cure a loan through us to pay it and get mora ,
money if dnired. It will pay you to call and see
cs before going elsewhere. We are ready at any
and all times during offlrt hours to eire'lnforma !
tion concerning cur business methods, and yo-j I
wiu receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN CUAB ANTES CO..
p!3-tf G02 F St. N. W.
Loans of $10
and nprrnriM made
on FCK.VITUIIE.
FIA.'VOS. HORSES.
Waa-ons. etc. at lowest rates and on the dav I
you apply. Wi are loaning on the Building and I
Loan Association plan, TMch manes tne cost ol '
carrying loans much less than you pay else- j
where and allows 70c to pay it 03 in any nixed ,
notes you desire, running irom one 10 twelve
montns. iou oniy py iur "- "c """'V ""
the length of time you carry it If you have a
can with some other company we will pay it
eff and advance you more money If desired. Rates
cheerfully givn and no cost to you unless loan
Is msd. Loan3 made anywhere In the District
Call and get rate-. Front room, first floor. Sci
entific American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co
65 F Street N. W.
Bcfl-tf
MONEY
-ON
Household Fumitor
PIANOS, ETC.. without removal from your po
lession, or on warehouse rece.pts. Any amount
from $10 up on long or short time and at lowest
rates of interest. We are the only propeily-or-ganized
loan compiny. and il will pay you to ne
gotiate a loan throueh us. No trouble, delay,
or publicity. Offices private. Loans mads la
any part of tbe citv.
SECURITY LOAN COMPANY
Rocm 1, Warder Building,
Corner Ninth and F Streets N. W.
MONEY 550.000 MONEY
To loan on furniture, pianos, etc, without re
moval or publ'city and the day you ask for it.
We will loan any amount making time and pay
ments to suit, giving one month or one year as
you desire, and at rates that you can afford to
pay. If you now have a loan with any other
company and desire more money., give us a calk
Wil as cheerfully make a flO loan as $100, and
co charge cr expense if loan is not made. Always
ready and wilLrcg lo give information regarding
rates and methods to secure loan. We are the
oldest loan company In the city, and will give
you honest trertment. All business strictly con
fidentiaL Private offices.
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,
61 0 F Street N.W.
HONEY TO LOAN at 34. 354. . and 4tf per
cent, in sums of $1,000 to $10,000 on D. C.
real estate; pay off 5 and 6 per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowera. WAL BL
SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 F st. nw. Jyl-tf-em
WANTED To borrow, on good sccu-ity.
payable $75 per annum, with interest.
dress BOX 633, this offlce.
.300.
HONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer
chants upon their own names, without se
curity; easy payments. TOLMAN, Room 43 903
814 O st. oc22-lyr
UONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT
ERAL No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER.
Rooms 40 and 44. Mctzerott Building. 1110 K st
je!2tf
FOR MEN.
Men from twenty to eighty yean of age, suffer
ing from any weaknesses, will rejoice to leara.
that at last they can obtain at a reasonable
price, remedies that will cure.
Their attention is here directed to two genuine
specifics that wiU produce effects exactly as repre
sented. UIPfiRINF Invigorates, restorej lost pow
VlUUrvlliu er, cures impotency, enlarges
shrunken parts. Increases desire, insures proper
relation:), etc , etc.
VITA I INF Stopt a11 drains and losses, un
it I M LI ill- natural desires, bid dreams, and
bad habits that destroy both the mind and body.
Restoration complete.
These are actual results, end not promises
made for profit. No case too bad for
treatment.
The price Is within reach of all, and the results
are lastii.g, not merely a temporary relief. Sold
by Druggists everywhere.
U your druggist has not got it. write or caU at
HOME CURE CO..
TIC 13tb St. X. W., Wash., D. C.
de5.tu.th.sat.Su-tf
GAS STOVES.
For Cooking and Heating.
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
1124 New York. Avenue.
S 0 LUnil
A.1Il'SE3IEXT9.
GRAND
THE MOST POPU
LAR THEATRE.
"""""""THE GREATEST
POLITE VAUDEVILLE BILL
rlM0.,?.r'SfAI-K0, F.nnOE. PATRICE.
iMrV..l A,LST,NS- M-E A1MEE. ROY MARVEL
Ks'Sm0?'. JIAsSC & WESTON. AMI
BIOORAI'II I'lCmtES.
DAILY O
MAT, 2.15, Z
n EVE'S rjr .! m
uu. ati-. Z3 dm 3U1J.
ALL RFSERTED.
PHI IIUDIA WASHINGTON'S
UULUMDIttl
LEADING THEATRE!
MVT TOD VI V)c.
COLL
IN HIS OWN VEW COMEDY,
mooth''
NEXT WEEK SEATS TODVY,
Liebler & Co. Present
Sarah Cowell LeMoyne,
In a New Play, Entitled,
'THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD."
Kernan's.
AFTERNOON
AND
EVENING.
Tammany Tigers.
NIcGovern-Dixon Fight,
MLLE. PACLA.
From the Aquarium, London.
Next Week New York Vaudeville Star.
THE THIRTY SECOND ANM'L CONVENTION"
OF THE
NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUF
FRAGE ASSOCIATION
At the Church ov Our Father
Corner 13(h and L St- V W . Washington. D. C.
FEBRI AR S, !. 10. 12. 13, AND If, 1900.
Entertainment and frntniztian.
The Balls Ancients,
I3I2-J4-16-I8 New York Ave.
For Promotion of
National Galleries.
niojtrate Egyptian, A5syrian, Roman, and Sa
racenic Art, Architecture, Manners, and Custams.
In the evening there will be a lecture fcefers
the Panorama (50 ft. by 11 ft) of Rome 1b the
time of Couetantine. or Stereopticen displays of
the Grandeur of Aneient Architecture, with de
signs for National Galleries of History and Art.
Visitors in the evening will reeeive gratis return
tickets for explanations of the Halb the aext day
at II a. m. or 1 p. m.
Model Turkish and
Russian Baths
IN THE LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPEP.A IIOCSE
fe4-tf The finest in the I'mted States.
WARMER WEATHER
I apt to make vou careless about taL.n:
cohL Chr Nander" JItlliston
Wild Cherry Cordial
ruf s colds qus klr. Deln ions to take,
75c bottle, full pint. 50t
Chr. Anniler,
M Seventh Street.
'Phone 1426. No branch houses.
For Mount Vernon,
Alexandria, and Arlington.
Electric iralne, station 134 st. and Pa. avs. Toe
lit. Vernon every hour, from 10 i. m. to 2 p. a
For Alexandria and Arlington See schedule.
ROL'ND TR-'P to 1ft. Vernon. 50c Round iris
to Alexandria. ISc. Round trip to Arlington. 20c.
Round trio tn ML Vernon. Including ArJlngta
' ,d Alexandria KJe.
Wa.h Aicxnndrin t 3lt. Vernon nT.
i-l-l
,.:.r,.T..I,.I..I..T.:,.I,,I,,T,I..;..T.,.
$ Science af a
X
Fh rtnr light Is the most brillliaat
t
ar.ci l3t iight that is known to science
ami n that rannot be imprrved on Havie 4"
it hjthi 'ur hem. It gives oat a eafy,
white Iiaht that never vanes n power.
and 1 net eipenive. 'Phone 1877 par f
part 'ilar as to cct, ete. We furnish !
the current . "s
V. S. Electric Llshtlnsr Co. -JT
rotomnc Electric Power Co. JL.
:,:,'' ' , ., ....... .T....T.--...--...-T. - ,t-
"Nee Will Trust You."
rirniture. Carpet. Crockery. Bedding. Etc
P J VFF Ttli H Sts.
aft "
WHEN IN DOUBT. TRY
V aim ""f
Thev have
stoedthe testof vears.
and bars cured thousands of
cases of Nervous Diseases, such
as-Debiiity, Dizziness. Sleepless
ness and Varicocele, Atrophy.&c
They dearth: brain, strengthen
the circulation, make digestion
. Derfecr. and ixnoart a healthy
J vigor to the whole being. All
drains and losses are cnecicea
SfronglgalnsSrSJeKePtSsS
tion often worries them into Insanity, Consump
tion or Death. Mailed sealed. Price $t per bex;
6 boxes, with Iron-clad legal guarantee to cure or
refund the money. S; 00. Send for free book.
Address. PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, 0.
Tor sale by Acker & Alfta k. 1429 Pa-, ave nw.,
and Edward Stevens, 'jtb -nd Pa. ave. nw.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS rOSITTVELY CUKE
JlKJVfrrati Dtsmse Falllnz Mom-
' xi OZ7. Impotency. Sleepleesnees. eta. esurad.
SmL crstlocc, Thev tjuiektv ami aartlv
w7 restore Lost Vitality in old or young, and
lit a man I or study, oosinfss or marriage.
ProTont Insanity and Consumption if
la. Tiifllrufto flhcwa immediate Iznorovc.
ont and effects a CURE where all other fail In
sist upon n7ing the gennlce Aiaz Tablets. They
havecarsa thousands and wi.lcnroTou. We niva apos
itive written guarantee to eUsct a euro CnnTt? lit
eacneaseor rerand tno money, raceuwwluii
package; or six pkces (fall treatment) for fZEO.
n.au. in piain wrapper, open receipt or pnro. I Ircalar
ll0-AJAX REMEDY CO., gTliiv-
For sale in Waehingc n, D. C . ry Edward
Stevens. 9th and Pa ave Edmonds & Williams.
3d and Pa. ave. R. L. Elut. 1017 M t. nw . ami
W G Duckett, n50 Pa. ave , Druggit
HAVE OL Sere Throat. Pimples, Copper Col
ored Spot;, Aches, Old Sores. Ulcers in Mouth,
Hair Falling? Write
COOK REMEDY CO.
1631 Masonic Temple. Chicago, 111., for proofs ot
cures. Capital $500,000. We solicit the most ob
itinste caes. We have cured the worst cases la
15 to S5 dajs. 100-page Book Free.
Uncle Sam Don't Wear
gja a Truss, but he carries the All
--1 Cushion Tru all over the United
W States. llu. women, and children
near and like them. Tbe Air Cusnion Pad holes
with comfort; nothing else wUL Consultation
tnd two weeks' trial free. Office, parlors, walt
acg and consultation rooms on the same floor.
Catalogue free. THE RORICK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY. 1224 V it- nw.. 2d floor.
WEAK MEN!
Instant Relief. Core In IS Days. Kvver retnrna. I "HI
gladly sand to any aullercr lo a plain scaled envelop
yRCi a prescription wHb, fall direction for a quick,
private eur for Lot llaaaood. Mgfct Loams, Xtrtont
Debility. Small Weak Parta, YarlaoceK etc. Address
i. 8. Wrfcht, Music Defer Sw 1437, iUrsfcjJI, HJ&
lEn,
i:!!ilill.jMih1
aj?A, ,- s ,
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