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THE TIMES, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1898.
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Iimyon's Talk
On the Kidne3's and the Danger
oF N.'jjlecting: Them.
'Wars ami Placues." savs Prof.Munvon.
"kill fewer neonle than diseases fir the
kidneys. In health these oruaiis relievo
tne system or
till roltonous
iiitrii
the urine. If dis
eased t lie Poison
i emaius in the
bioou anu in
creases bv mi
nute uu.inUties.
piling uo atom
bv atom, until
the fcVfctcm can
no loimer resist
its efforts. Tlie
heart is poison
ed. Its action
fall.-, ami droPsv
aimenrs. The
rw I if
A Great Throng to Hear General
William Booth.
THE CHURCH IS INADEQUATE
Long Before Use Sleeting Every
Seat In TnkPii-Tile l'ollce CJear
the Aisle.- This Conminnder Ac
knowledges Hit Cordial Reception
Judging the Salvation Army.
Kionev Cure will
cure 05 tier cent
of all forms of
kidnev iitca.e
When the dis
ease is Tnr ad
vanced and there arc other complications
patients had better fend a four-ounce vial
of their urmc. with full svmnroiiis. We
will then make a caicrul analvsl of the
water anil advice tne liest oiur.se in nur
suc to iret well, absolutely free of
cnarce." Munvons Homeopathic Home Remedies
comprise a separate cure for each disease,
and arc told v all drusrists. mostlv 25
cents a vial. Munvon's italic Liertrical
Machine cures rheumatism. Miff joints,
paralysis, and nouraleln. and elves new
life to tne nerve-racked and liraln-wearv.
Ajunyou's LiTe Chamber cures catarrh,
asthma ami bronclillis. and heals and re
stores tne membrane.-, of the throat and
luncs. Munyon's skilled doctors are at
your service free all dav and evenimr.
Sundays. "2 to 5. 23 'Jhirteenth street
northwest.
Hundreds of persons who wanted to
hear Gen. "William Booth, the founder
and commander-in-chief of the Salva
tion Army, were disappointed last
neious svstein i nigiit,
com" Wofis u're I The New York Avcue Presbyterian
followed bv I Church could not conia'.n half of the
l' will r ' crov,'(1 that desired to be present at the
antcc that inv ' Initial meeting in Gen. Booth's faiewell
American tour.
The church was crowded long before
the hour for the opening of the meet-,
ins:, and the steps leading up to the
main entrance of tl.e edifice, as well us
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY confidentially loaned upon furni
ture and other srood .securities, without
removal or publicity. 512 KUh-st. mv.
rell-3t
WANTED -Loan of $2,000 on reaTcslate
at per cent, and one-fifth profits. Ad
dress DJNANZA, tliis office. felO-Jt
LOANS made on approved collateral, such
as lire policies, block.--, bunds, building
association .shares. K.rnuicate certiticates.
-to.; no delay. TEKKES k UAKLlt. 1 HO
F st. Take elevatjr. tr
EXCELLENT accommodations at the
Null invest Mo-ase House. .'JlG-:ilS Stli
nw., ror the .toraue and care of all kinds
or furnitur-, nidi-., etc, in open, airy
looms, adymces made: goods Insured,
feu -tf
MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates
or interest, on unproved and unimproved
property, iu the District of Columbia; no
delay bevoud examination or title. WAL
TER JI. ACiC VAl. 704 I4tll 6t. nw. fe3-tr
something in their souls that the former
condemn. Neither judge us by what we
think of oui selves or by our croed, even
thoush we proclaim the great cardinal
doctrines ct orthodoxy. Do not study us
by our method of working. No doubt we
may change with the limes to suit dif
ferent conditions-.
"Judge by us the results of our work.
Tiiis is the standard followed by the
great syndicates, and by all business
men. They wont to know abou't their
profits. Tliis 9 so with military enter
prise. The general does not want to re
port how the commissary is sc much
as he wants to report how much terri
tory he has taken.
"Judge us by our works. This seems
to be God's method. Look at your own
life and judge It by what you. have done.
I do not want to maintain that the Sal
vation Army Is perfect. No. But I think
that we are improving. There are thou
sands of bands toiling in the same field.
How great are our harvests? What a
field we have for work in our own coun
tries. Here are the heathen In our own
land, our own: llesh and blood, .wander
ers from the fold and renegades from
the kingdom of Christ.
"The Salvation Army has done some
thing. It Is very little to what might
bs done. It is very Utile in my humble
estimation to what it will do. You can
not save men in halves. You must save
them spiritually and socially. The vast
majority of those that need to be saved
the most you will find exceedingly diffi
cult to reach, except through their cir
cumstances, to help them socially and
give them a new start and to change
their appetites."
Gen. Booth then gave an interesting
I BIGHT IJfliO CASTLE
Experiences of a Bridgeport
Man and Two Companions.
TAKEN W SPANISH CAVALRY
A Yuclifc Club Undge Looked Upon
With Suspicion and the Trio Ar
retted Significant Slgnst of.
lint red for Americans Manifested
at n Bull JSht.
Dark
Room
1 vdt
LOANS AIADi: ON FURNITURE.
PIANOS. ETC.,
"Without pu jlicity or removal, and the
day you ask Tor it- We have an equitable
payment plm which creatly reduces the
cost r carrying the loan, and we will
irive you a year's time if vou want it
io pay Hip Srtiue. Business uiru con
fidential. Please call and convince your
elf that our rutos are the lowest.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE
LOAN CO.,
fe.l-tr CIO F St. N.W.
LOANS of S10 and upward made on Fur
niture, pianos, norses. wagon, etc, at
lowest rates and oa the day you apply. It
au be returned in Installments;, which re
duces the co'-t or carrying it. Loans also
made on the ouilding and loan association
plan- Call and g-t rates, front room, ltt
floor. NATIONAL MOKTliAGITLOAN 0..
625 F st. iw. Ja31-tf-em
MONEY TO LOAN on chattel, collateral
and personal security, diamonds. E. B.
llcCO WAN. Room 19. 1410 Fst. ja27-lm
YOU CAN borrow money on -rour rurniture,
carpal., pianos, indse., etc. NORTH-
WhS i hl'OiUui, lluLfcc;, aio-16 biuuw.
dc7-3mo
A NEW PLAN.
S10 TO Si ,000 TO LOAN
ON uousuholu FURNITURE. PIANOS,
HORSnS, CARRIAGES. ETC.
Without icinoval from nosbCbslou or owner.
ou can :iave the money the day you
apply for it. Payments on the principal,
ol any amount- will bereceivedat anytime,
which will lessen cost of loau.
LOWEST JtATES.
ilOST DESIRABLE TERMa
No cost to you ir loan is not made.
Strictly courideatial.
Please call Tor rurlher information.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
aull-tf-em 602 F fct. nw.
MONEY TO LOAN-SI ,000 upward, at B
and 5 1-2 per cent on D. C. real estate;
$250. SCOO, etc., at 6 per cent; All
Uausuctlous conducted wim ecouomlcnl
consideration lor borrowers.
WILLIAM U. SAUNDERS & CO..
Epl6-tf. 1407 F St. nw.
LOST.
LOST One p. in. or Feb. 10, cor. 12th
and F sts. nw., or Columbia Theater.
laay's gold watch; eneraved. Ecward if
lert at5l- 13th H. nw. fell-3t
LOST PocketlKJok, containing monev and
railroad passes. Liberal reward Tor its
return to owner or to the cashier of
The Kalelsh. It
LOST A box with skirts, inside; reward if
returned to l"0S5thst. nw. feio-at-ein
LOST An Odd Fellows' charm; hand and"
S. i. P. on one slue; three links on tne
oilier: reward. PULL1AM. 507 2d st. nw.
relO.tu.tliu.sat.tf
LOST So lcward On morninE of Feb.
J- small male lorkstiire terrier; answers
to name D-aidee. license 7,904. Mrs.
A COSTA. J 743 X st. n w. f c9 -Gt
LOST Feb. ", on Mount Pleasant, brindle
bull terrier, white points, one dark eve:
luinie, "Uos " on collar: tac. No. 7685.
Jteturu 141 "2 Hopkins st. nw.: So reward.
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GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH.
the adjacent sidewalks on the New ( resume of the work accomplished by
York avenue and IT street sfdes, were tlie Salvation Army, and tlie wonderful
black with a crowd of about 2,000 peo- ' strides it has mane during the past three
pie, who were endeavoring to get Into ' years in all pails of the world. He
the church, but who were held back by laid special stress on the social side of
the police, and finally dlspetsed. j Ihe. work which is a new adjunct, be-
Even at an early hour many of those gun with the publication of his book,
who were in possession of tickets to ' 'In Darkest England and the Way
scats near the platform found it utter- ! Out.'
ly impossible to get in through the i "Tlie army is paying closer inspection
main entrance. They wre allowed to 1 to the vices and miseries of man," said
enter through the small side door in t the speaker, "and we are coming to
the basement on the New York avenue believe in tlie three-world, thp pauper
side. Thev found their seats already wcria.tne vicious world and the criminal
FOUND.
FOUND - 'oks, which owner can have
by provinc .uouertv and paying charges.
Address M 11., over 1111 Pa. ave.
fc8-3t-eui
A UCTION S A LES.
TOMORROW TURDAyTmORNING jjt
10 O'CLOCK, attend sale to close an
estate at KATCLIFFE. SUTTON & cO.'S
salesroom, 920 Pennsylvania avenue. An
upright piano among the effects. It
Non-Union Loom Fixers- Paid.
New Bedford, Mass., Feb. 10. Ono
hundred and ninety non-union loom
fixers were paid off today, their share
of the past week's contributions being
lout forty cents each. The loom fixers
nay the snowball crop is nearly har
vested so for several days to come un
less the contributions increase they
and their families will have to live on
hope and what they have savei in the
past. Pleasant news for the wea.-ers
today was that next week al will be
paid something.
Hecognizetl by the President.
Consular officers have been recogniz
ed by the President as follows: Luis
F. Lastrete, vice consul of Ecuador, at
San Francisco: Emlle Rocher. consul
of France, at New Orleans, of Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louis!aua,
jUissiseippi and Tennessee. Indian Ter
ritory and New Jlexico; Auguste Gous
tiaux, consul of Greece, at San Fran
cisco; Vicente Ros, vice consul of Bra
zil. at Pascagonla, Miss.
TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAiN-0!
kry2.l ?n,.0!r today l0 sb w Jou a pack
age of ORAIN-0 the new food drink that
'.n. .sKhop,&ceorcorree' The children may
nDhMf Vthout,,,,lJury a--well as the adult.
3.hWh,i rilU UH.lt GRAJN-O has that
rich ssal brown or Mocaa or Java, but It is
made from pure praius, and the most, deli
cate fitomach receives it without distress.
One-quarter tlie price ofeorfcc.inc and25o
per package. Sold by all grocers. a27-tf
occupied, but chairs were provided for
them in the chancel, immtdlately below
the pulpit.
About this time tire- frowd at the
doors became restless and pushed part
of the way into the church, with the
seeming intention of occupying the
aisles. The police regulations forbid
the blocking of the aisles during pub
lic meetings, and by the aid of the po
lice at the door the leaders of the
croud were kept back.
The audience was a representative
one, being composed in part of promi
nent Government officials.
Among those who accepted invita
tions weie Mr. Justice Harlan. Secreta
ry Long, Assistant Secretary Spauld
ing. Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn,
Assistant Attorney General II. M.
Hoyt, Judge A. B. Hagner, Commis
sioner Carroll D. Wright, Judson C.
Clements, Bingcr Hermann, John Rus
sell Young, Chnrles D. Walcott, Com
missioner Ross, Rear Admiral E. O.
Matthews, Brig. Gen. Joseph C. Breck
inridge. Brig. Gen. George H. Weeks,
Brig. Gen. D. Yv- Flagler, Brig. Gen. A.
W. Greely. Senators Allison. James IC
Jones, Gray, Pritchard, Mills, Galling
er. Kyle. Butler, Tillman, Money, Proc
tor, Mason, Bate, Fettigrew, Warren,
Shoup, Penrose, Turner and McLaurln;
Representatives Stone, De Armond,
Dingley, Loud, J. Hopkins, Henderson,
Pitney, Moody, Dolliver, Sayers, Gros
venor, Catchings, Brosius, Cannon,
Steele, Belknap. Hull, Champ Clark,
Taylor, Updegraff, Pearson, Hilborn,
William Alden Smith. Babcock, Wan
ger. Southard, Brumm, Callahan, Mc
Cleary, Terry and David G. Colson; Al
exander Graham Bell, John Joy Edson,
George Truesdell, W. C. Whittemore.
George W. McLanahan. Clarence F.
Norment. Anthony Pollock, Gen. Will
iam B. Rochester, James E. Willard.
James E. Fitch, Brig. Gen. Harries,
James H. Hopkins, Col. Charles Baird,
Dr. W. W. Godding. C. B. Church, Ber
nard R. Green, A. B. SpofTord, George
F. Huff. E. B. Grandin, Herbert W.
Lewis, B. T. Janney and Cleveland
Abbe.
On the platform, were Col. Edward
Higgins. chief secretary to Commander
Booth-Tucker; CommistJontr Alexander
Nicol, of London, editor-in-chief of In
ternational Publications; Col. J. Lawley,
the singer and aide-camp of Gen. Booth,
and Brigadier W. Cox. Briuadier Alice
Lewis, Fong Foo Sec, the Chinese secre
tary, who will accompany Gen. Booth on
his tour of the United States. Adju
tant H. S. Deverlll, private secretary to
Gen. Booth, and Rev. Wallace Radcliffe.
Gen. Booth, accompanied by Com
mander and Mrs. Boolh-Tucker, of New
York, was escorted to the platform at
8 o'clock by Hon. John W. Foster, who
was chairman of the meeting. The en
trance of the general was the occasion
of prolonged cheering.
The meeting was opened with a ferv
vent praj-er by Mrs. Booth-Tucker, after
which the assemblage sang, while stand
ing, "All Hail tlie Power of Jesus'
Name." Chairman Foster introduced
Gen. Boo'th as "our honored guest, than
whom no man had done more for the
good f his fellowman during the past
fifty years."
Gen. Booth arose and this was the sig
nal for applause which lasted fully a
minute. He spoke in part as follows:
"I thank: you most heartily for this
kind reception. The approval of one's
work cannot but prove encouraging to
one working in the darkness where
human lives and souls may be benefited.
1 take Ihe xecepUcn not so much for me
as for the movement.
"All I ask of tlie outside world is that
our movement be judged Impartially.
Judge us not, but what we have done
by the grace of God; not by what peoe
say and think about ue, even though
they pay us eulogiums. not bv nubile
opinion, or what tlie slaves of vice think '
OttUSL
"No doubt many people hate the Sal
vationists. It is because they have
world. We have alleviated an immense
j amount of misery, and have done it in
, the most economic fashion."
Gen. Booth then reviewed the work
done along social lines, mentioning the
fact that the army feeds 200.000 persons
every week and shelters 1:J,000 of the
wietchfdest men and women for the
I smallest possible sum. some of the m for
, as little as two cents a night. In con
clusion he said:
"The army is not divided by schism,
1 it is not built on. another's foundation or
! on the wreckage of other organizations,
and it has done as1 much as possible on
the divine side for the- power of God. and
on the human side for the Insistence that
every soldier live a life of salvation, and
try to get others to embrace that life.
We welcome your criticism and ouly
complain when you condemn us with
out inquiry."
The meeting was closed with prayer
by Dr. RadcliiTe.
The second meeting will be held at 3
o'clock this afternoon at the Calvary
Baptist Church. Another will be held
tonight a't the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church. Both will be free.
LIEUT. YOUNG SERIOUSLY ILL..
Well-known Nnvnl Officer Suffer
ing: Prom Appendictis.
San Francisco, Feb. 10. Lieut. Lucien
Young, of the cruiser Alert, is at the
Mare Island Naval Hospital, suffering
from appendicitis. An operation is deem
ed necessary. M
Bridgeport, ' ConnS Fab. 10. Louis
Tolh, clerk of the steamer Rosedale, of
the Bridgeport Line, "arived here from
Havana today. While' iri Havana he
spent one night in Moro Castle, a pris
oner. Ills only offense was wearing a
badge which the ignorant Spanish of-,
ficlals mistook Tor a Cuban emblem, but
which was the burge of Ihe Park City
Yacht Club, of u hich Mr. Toth is a mem
ber. l,K .'
On January 8 he,;'ftjHhoRafael Nunez,
a. young. Cuban stuj&eny nt Princeton
University, who vwil? to Havana to
visit his parents, and'Ceprge Ferniss,
the proprietor o a Iivcry'stable in Ha
vana, went out from. the city some miles
into the suburbs to sea a sugar planta
tion. On their return, the party found
nine Spanish cavalrymen drawn up
across the road to impede their progress.
The olllcer in charge demanded tlie
passports of ihe party. They were
shown and he was ab6ut to dIVect that
Mr. Toth and Ills companion be allow
ed to pioceed when a loud shout from
one of the cavalrymen startled the whole
parly.
"Revclucionarlo," yelled the soldier,
pointing at a device on Mr. Toth's vest.
"Revolucionario," chorused the other
soldiers when their eyqs followed the
pointed finger of their comrade. Mr.
Toth was for a few seconds at a loss
to compiehen-.l the meaning of the cries,
but as he glanced towards his vest he
saw that the badge of the Park City
Club which he woie was the cause of the
trouble for himself and his companions.
The burgee closaly resembles the
small colors of the Cuban insurgents.
When it came to the vfew of the cav
alry' officer he placed the party under
arrest. The officer directed his soldiers
to form around the carriage, four on
each side, and with this escort the ex
cursionists failed to enj9y the drive
back in the direction of the city. They
were taken to Moro Castle and placed
in a lurge room. A messenger from
Gen. Parrado, acting governor general
called on the three prisoners next
morning. He examined them closely
and seemed satisfied- with their an
swers, but was still suspicious of the
yacht club problem. When they were
locked up a wallet in an inside pocket
was left to Mr. Toth. In the wallet
was his receipt for the dues he paid
to the yacht club to January. The sta
tionery of the club is stamped with Its
ensign, and Mr. Toth lost no time in
producing the receipt as evidence of
the truth of hia explanation of the
wearing of the badge. A clerk was sent
for, and after the translation of the re
ceipt orders were given for tlie release
of the trio, but Mr. Toth was careful
to wrap up the suspicious badge and
place it in one of his pockets for safe
keeping. In speaking of the feeling In Havana,
Mr. Toth says:
"The feeling of the Span'ardo against
the United States and it's people Is evi
denced everywhere. I ut tended the big
bull fight at which- Mazzanti, the star
fighter from Madrid, appeared. Maz
zanti finished his Hist bull with one
thrust of his .sword As the. point of
the, blade struck the. big animal's heart
It sank to Its knepsrund"jdied without
a struggle. As the lull polled over the
people shouted: 'That's ian- American
bull; he dies without a struggle.' The
next bull was a fighter.-and the man
who dispatched him was obliged to ply
his sword six times and'jump around
for his life. Wren l.e lirove his sword
into the bull's brain from behind the
bull dropped. 'That s a1 Spanish bull:
he fights to the death yelled the
crow d.
"There was a German, schoolshlp in
the harbor while 1 whs there, and tlie
members of her crew spent a great
deal of their time on shore, where they
were royally treated. They practically
had tlie freedom ofthe-cIty, and they
were hailed as friends, everywhere."
You can only get your
eyes tested in an Oph
thalmic Dark Room by
coining here. Science says:
"Eye troubles are only
correctly diagnosed by
sudh a method." Costs
nothing and if glasses
arc icuuired moderate
enough price Eecnrcj them.
H. H. BROWN,
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$1.50 to $3.00 SHOES
At QJ cents : '-
TODAY ONLY.
Today we shall offer from our Odds and Ends Tables
the best Shoes that probably ever have been sold for the low
price of 95c a pair. They are the remaining broken sizes of
many excellent tines of Shoes.
WE GUARANTEE every pair of these Shoes to give good
service and WE GUARANTEE to have the sizes here adver
tised at 8 o'clock this morning but we cannot promise
to have them ifyoi: come later in the day.
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Ladles' $2 Brown
Canvas-top Cycle Boots,
Sizes 2 1-2 to ( .,
Ladies' $1.50 Box Calf,
Coin-toe Ruttou.
Sizes 4 to 7
Ladies' $2 and S2.50 Cloth
Top, round and sipiare toe.
Button, B 2 to fl
95c
95c
95c
STOCK MARKET STR0NS'
Shows No Effect of-the Crisis Willi
Spain.
I
Ladies' (Dlx8 make) Spring
Heel Kid $2 Lace and DKn
Button, B21-2 to 3,5, C OvJb
Ladies' S3 Kid and Kangaroo
Common-Sense button. QCf
Sizes 2 to 33u
Ladles' S2 to S3 Evening Sandals.
Bronze, Pfuk, or Blue Kid anil uup
Futent Leather: broken sUes... uJu
Men's $2.50 sharp-toe.
Double-soled Laced felloes,
Sizes8 toll
Men'e $2.50 vine Caif,
Vienna Laced Shoes,
liwidtn, 5 undo 1-2 ,
95c
Men's $1.50 Veal Calf.
Double-eole Gaiters.
fal.cs . 7, 10, and 11..
Men's Best Buckle Arctics.
Misses' and Child's QCn
Sl-50 Button Arctics OUli
y6c
MKscs' $1.50 Kid and Box Calf
fcprm-Heel Boots,
Sizes 11 to 13 ,
Any Ladies' $1.25 to $2
Warm-lined Hlioper. QCn
Or Juliet, in the house J Ju
I ?Ktt V.'YIFJT J n -A I N .6 "S
'4 Wm. riahn cl L
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95c
95c i
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Mr. Ward L. Smith, of Fredericks
town, Mo., was troubled with chronic
diarrhoea for over thirty years. He
had become fully satisfied that it was
only a question of a short time until
he would have to give up. He had
been treated by some of the best phy
sicians in Europe and America, but
got no permanent relief. One day he
picked up a newspaper and chanced
to read an advertisement of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He got a bottle of It, the first
dose helped him and its continued use
cured him. For sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93S F
street and Connecticut avenue and S
street northwest and 1428 Maryland
avenue northeast.
Manipulation the Cause Generally
Aslyned for the Advance') Cot
ton Hnsj an Upwaid Turn.
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
930-932 Seventh Strset.
19 N and 1916 Pennsylvania Ave. 233 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
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will be a tremendous thing in the belief
of many who are carerui in maKing esu
i mates. All of these matters are only to
be taken for what they really are, of
course, inducements to speculate in a
! stock that is already far above its legit
imate value. They will have their ef
fect, however, without doubt, and there
' ai e many who buy the stock on every de
i cline.
New York, Feb. 10. Those who view
the security market through the me
dium of the Cuban-Spanish situation,
must have found the course of prices
today somewhat difficult to understand. '
Certainly that situation has not been
improved by the now acknowledged 'In- ,
discretion of the Spanish minister, from
whatever nninr vlpweil for mnttprs .
stand just as they did before, plus the Wiconsin Centrai firsts had a boom
fresh irritation of the two people. .,",.. ,t tvo i,npnPrted to everv-
! body not in the pool that did the man-
Hence, if yesterday's decline was rea
sonable, today s recovery was not. So
far as any general apprehensions had
been excited by the De Lome incident
and by the attitude of the Senate, It
had apparently subsided by the open
ing of business. This speculative sen
timent was encouraged also by the
firmness of the London market where
American stoclcs were quoted at general
advances above the local closing, and
by the immediate resumption upon the
opening of business here of the exten
sive purchases for foreign account that ,
have been a feature of the market
throughout the week. Further encour
aging circumstances today were the ,
advance in wheat and the additional ;
evidences of a turn in the long df- (
pressed and slucirish cotton mar
ket. Otherwise the general situa
tion was placid and its fea
tures were confined to the gratify- j
ing statements of railway traffic and
the unbroken ease in money. There '
were practically no exceptions to the ,
general course of prices, and several ,
stocks hitherto relatively heavy ad- .
vanced sharply. Among the specialties ,
Pullman Palace Car rose sharply. There
were large transaction in the granger
shares and in the industrial division .
and the bond market was strong and
active also.
innTatlniz-. A storv was out later to e.-
nlain the movement, and to Induce the
1 public to get in after the cream of the
! rle had been taken. It was said that
i the Northern Pacific is to obtain control
1 of the road. There Is no truth in the
' rumor as far as anyone that ought to
! knows.
Whenever Union Pacific preferred
reaches 62 selling pressure seem- to ap
pearand check the adance. The selling
has the appearance of being for those
who are selling against holdings in Kan
sas Pacific consolidated. The result of
the tand of the Government in the mat
ter of the sale of the road se. ms yet
very much In doubt. There are many
on the street who believe firmly that the
road will not be obliged to pay more
than it wishes to for the propet ty.
Dow Jcnes & Co. say of Metropoli
tan Traction: "All sorts of rumors,
most of them believed to be untrue,
were circulated in regard to the sliort
interest in Metiopolitan Traction.
There has been some short interest and
some of it was covered. The advance
in the stock is on buying by peopl- who
are aware of the company's prospects
and the present business. For a 5 per
cent stcck. Metropolitan Traction is un-
F1.VA.VCIAL.
ffiomy to Loan, on
Household furniture, pianos, etc. with
out removal from owner's posspsulon; pay
ments received on principal, which retlncef
tlie cost of carrying; all busings Hiricilr
confidential; uo expense to applicant ir
loan is not made; elficlent ervice enables
us to act promptly on all applications.
Sue us before going elsewhere.
GasSte! Loan Guarantee Co
602 F Stt'set N. Y.
fel 1
nv; ,.,i ilia in3o tiio mnrk-pt hrnml- t ouestionablv hish. What the stock
ened. firmness being displayed in those discounting is very much heavier diu
stocks which had sagged during the dends and considerably more is now be-
morning.
New YorR siocK Mnrket.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs A Co..
members of the New York stock Exchange.
1427 F street.
Open HiKb Low Clos.
SU S'i S'i S's
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J 13 I12i M3
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TOO SLEEP THE PILLOMLEB IIS!
"RY AT,T.ATinHT TVlTAT.ATinv irn BJ
0 CURES WHBLE YOU SLEEP H
W Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Grip, Coughs, fcj
W Colds, Throat and Lung Troubles. Kl
8 YOU SLEEP
American Sp'rit. ...
Ain Sujrar Hennery
Am. Sugar. pW
American Tobacco
A tchison Top. cfc S. F. . . .
Atchr-on. Top & S F.pfd
Baltimore & Ohio
Hay Plate (Jas
CanaCa Southern
Chesapeake & Ohip
C. C, C&StL
Chicago, Uur & Quincy. . -
Chicago& X W
ChicagoGas
C. M&St. Faul
C. K, I & Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Den & Kio Grande, pfd. .
Erie
General Electric
Illinois Central
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville-. -Aletropolitau
Traction. . .
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Cential
Missouri Pacinc
M, K&T.pro.
NatlonaiLcadCo
New Jersey Central
New York Central.
Northern Pacific
Northeru Pacific, pfd. . .
Ontario Western.
Pacific Mail
Phila &. Keaduig
Soiunern Hallway, pfd
Texas Pacific
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Uliiou Pacific.
Uri I.eatner, pfd
AVabaan, pfd
Wheeling &. Lalse Erie. .
v'ot,.rr I7nion Tel
Mcrgeathuier Linotype., tloii U5Ji 143145
Ex-JiV. 1 per cent.
2!i
17'4
3.",
24't7
3G'i
101 U lie, 10! S 1WJ
129 lMi I-V I.IU'4
07i 9SJ4 97?J
Oj'i M1- 93U
S-'tJ 03 92
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52 52 U 517
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38 "f 38? 3S
I051i 1UGM IC-jJ 100
YJHi IK? 101 1W4
59 CO 53'S 60
6 1C" 102 1G3
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215s
3-?a
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214 !
,
18,
3:,
intr earned with several of the most
important lines not in operation, be
cause of the change in motive power.
1 It is confidently estimated that earn
i ings on the part of stock will exceed 1
j per cent this summer, when the trunk
j lines of the system are al! operated by
cable or electricity. People who have
been right on Manhattan said that the
' reports current of sales of the stock by
i important interests were untrue. They,
thought the stock a good purchase
around 115, and that developments in a
short time would prove it."
The slock cf the Standard OH Trust
had a spurt yesterday on the curb, land
ing at 145. The incident caused some ex.
! citement for a little time, and people
wondered if the bulge would mean any
thing to the rest of the slock maiket.
Washington Stock F.xcunuge.
Sales Lincoln National Bank.
15(t?121. 10120; American Security and
Trust, 20120; Capital Traction,
407C. S0-Jr753J. 10nl5i, 105776. 33!-
75"4. 2037 753i; A"ash'n?ton Gas. ITii;
f United States Electr.c Light, 10-107,
10107Vi. 10gl07as; Che-apak. and Po
tomac Telephone. 5S?C0; Pneumatic
Gun Carriage. S0OST34 cents: Mergen
thaler Linotype. C0145, 20"314r.5s, 30
145ft; Lanston Monotype. SC(fj17.
After call. National sjafe Deposit and
; Trust, G0'115; American Graphophone,
preferred, 13gl5!4, 40 15.
WM. IJ. '.UP.LEY. J V. BAKKOSS
GU&LEY& BAR&QSS,
BANKKKd AND BROKPJtS. I B.1 F sT.
Meaibers ot Washington Stock Excl.aasr.
NeT 'Vor'J ( rres'Kjden!s,
HUNTER, GOQFER & GO.,
Members of New Yorx S'ok Icchcnge.
STOCKS, BONDS AND LOCAL
Securities Bought and So'd Caa or Margin.
Pru if Tire to New "i orn. Telephone 30tt
felOlOt
G ARSON & MACARTNEY,
Me:nlier.H of the New Yoric Stock Ex
change. 1413 F 6t.. GloTer BulldiDK.
Corresixjudeuts of Messrs. Moore & scnley.
No. fcO Broadway.
Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Kailruad Stocks and Bonds and all
fecurities listed oa the exchanges of New
iorfc. Pniladelphia. Boston and Kaltirccro
loint and wild.
A specialty made of Investment sccijrf
tle3. DiBtnct Bonds and all local Palt
load. Gas. Insurance and Telepnone .ucclc
dealt in
American Bell Telephoca StocJ: fcousrtS
and Ksld. nm!S-if-otu
Arsiswcsn SeGUS'aiy ami
irusi Go.
MONEY TO LOAN,
This company has money to lean
on listed collateral securities
lowest rate ot Interest.
C. J. 11LLL, President.
AVV'VVVA'VWSWWV
The National Safe Deposit.
Savings and Trust
Company
or tbellistrict of Columbia.
COR. 15 Til iT. AND NEW 1'ORK AVK.
Chartered by Snejial Act or Congress Jan.
1S0T. and Acts or Oct.. 1S0O.
Feb.. lat2.
oc-20-t
us4.sRi9oro.r.
US4VC1SVWQJ. r..
US 4's, 10-ii
US5's. 1C01 QF
nismicT or coi.cmbu bonds.
ISOS.Vs "20-year funding"' 101 'i
C'sI90i "30- ear fuudinsr," cold.. . U0
7's 10.11, Water stock" currency
T'slSOS, "Water stock" currency
Funding" euneacy, 3-3.Vs 115
MISCElXAIfKOUS BOSD3.
Met R R .Vs. 1025 US
Bid. As"ted
1 13 V 114
UH U3U
52S'4 123i8
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you SLEEP,
IT
s-NJ'i:,
A'nSnF II WORKS.
Hour after hour, and night after night (without loss of time or
effort) a pleasant healing balm is DIRECTLY applied to the affect
ed breathing organs. It cures by long-continued inhalation of a
properly medicated air.
It stands absolutely without a rival, for THERE IS NO OTHER
system by which protracted inhalation can be obtained.
Hundreds; yes, thousands, are cured and well by means of the
Pillow-Inhaler after all other means had failed.
Get a FREE pamphlet from your druggist. If he has none CALL
at or write to our office.
PILLOW-INHALER CO.,
Room 31, Corcoran Building, Washington, D. C.
Parties having large or small amounts of money vould do well 1
to investigate the Preferred Stock of the Pillow-Tnhiler lis a pay- n
ing investment. The office of the company is at Room 31. Corcoran
Building, where the Pillow-Inhaler will be shown by qourteous peo- WA
fc, who fullv understand it. Nor will callers be urged-lo buy either W
M a Pillow-Inhaler or the stock of the company. f y W
Yesterday was another of those days
in the New York stock market that
,... ihi. nn(eii1ir with small caoital
who attempts to read the ; signs ; that his , dVlVtedaeA::.: j!"
cnunces are sumu. "b-"'"- " "" jietlilt Cert inocbtcdneiS, ii.... Ill
that the legitimate and reasonable Bch.KK.7s. lO-.'l 50
course of the market is not by any
means the one that it must necessarily
take. To the average trader not able
to control the lluctuations of stocks by
his own efforts there seemed a very
large probability that there would be
a continuance of the declines of thp. be
ginning of the week, owing to the even
worse condition of the Spanish situa
tion and the possibilities that loom up
n6w in the way of a rupture in the re
lations between the two countries.
Nothing of the kind occuried, hut the
opposite. The market was strong and
stocks went up. The only possible ex
planation of this is that the manipula
tors, expecting the public to be on the
short side; decided to reap the haivest
of their easy money.
That the worst has not yet come in
this complication, or, at least, that very
much worse may be expected, is a
hardly avoidable conclusion. The letter
of De Lome is not only the end of De
Lome, but also of several pretensions
of the Spanish government, that he
unmasks .completely in his very frank
epistle. The country may Avell question
whether the letter is not a thing to
thank Mr. de Lome for deeply and
wholly. Such a clear proof of the hy
pocrisy of the recent attitude of Spain
should never have been obtained In
any other way. All this will undoubt
edly be realized by the street after a
little. Then stocks will go down as
they should. This may come to-day-arid
it may be postponed eyen until
next week. There seems every reason
to believe, however, that there will be
a slump to-day.
It Is understood that Northern Pacific
will probably receive fourteen or fifteen
millions for its land. This is a bull de
velopment for the property, and there
are others that are not easy to get away
from in considering its prospects-. The
Klondike fever is only begun, and that
Ecldnaton R K O'.s. 1833-10:1 ft
Columbia R K 6's 1014 120
Wash Gus Co, ser A. C'k, 1302-'2T. . 113
Wash Gas Co. ssr B, flX 100I-'2O. .111
U S Electric Lfeht, Deben:a.-e
Imp, II and N 10
Cues and Pot Tel 5'sI833-19U I0
Am Sec &Tr 5V, V and A. 1033.. 103
Am Sec & Tro's, A and O. !0J' ... 1J3
Wash Market Co 1st 6s. 1 aJ-131 1 ,
$r.03O retired aiuually 110
Wash Market Co Imp C-. i:-27. . II J
Wa.sh Market Co ext'n 6's. Ill-'Jf. U0
Masonic Hall Association 5's, 100 103
Wash Light lft 1st G's. 1001
NATIONAL BANK STOCK.
Bankof Washington 2s
Metropolitan 3)7
Central (new stock) .'.. 13
Fanners and Mechanics' 185
Second 110
Citizens 110
Columbia 130
Capital 125
West End , 105
Tiaders 05
Lincoln. 110
SAFE DEPOSIT. AXO TlttlST COMt'AXXRi,
115
TO
100
iev to &,s2
At 5 Psr Gsni,
on :eal estate In D. C. no delay; term
reasonable.
HKISKIILL & McLKHAX,
Jyu-tf-em 100S F st. nw.
Wm B HIBBS & QQ.,
BA NKERS and BP.OK.FIiS .
Members Sew YorkS'jcU r.sChauKe.
1427 F Strset.
CorrcFponilcn.s o
I.ADEX11UHG, THALiAN & CO,
New York.
ill
13J
140
ij
122
08
Nat Safe Deposit and Trust
Wash Loan ana Trust
Amer Security and Trust
Wash Safe Deposit...
IIAII.KOAD STOCKS.
Capital Traction Co
Metropolitan
Columbia
Belt
(;as and ELficrnic i.ianr stocks.
Washington Gas 48J
GeorgtownGas. -... 40
U. S. Electric lAsht I07r
IXSUItAXCE STOCKS. "
Firemen's 34
Franklin 38
Metropolitan TO
Corcoran 60
Potomac (53
Arlington KM
German American 1?5
National Union 10J
Columbia xiy
Riggs 7?f
People's ft'.i
Lincoln .' 0U
Commercial :.. 1
TITLUlNSnitAXCK.
Real Estate Title SO
l!5
135
131
'viiii
12
1254
S
G
10
Mi
S7
Col.unbia Title
Wi!si. Title
D:s.nct Title
TELEPIIOXE STOCKS.
Pennsylvania .....
Chesapeake and Potomac.
American Graphophone
American Graphophone pfd
Pntuma.ic Gun Carriage....
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Mergcnthalcr Linotype. .,
Lunston Monotype
Washington MarKet ,
Great Fnlllce
Nor. A. Wash. Steamboat
Lincoln Hall
3
no 4S
57 02
I0K , 16
155-ifl
.34 ' .So
I45i Mt
lv:i
UO
...."; laj
Chicago Grnln nud Provision Mnrket.
Corrected dally by W. B. llibba-A Co ','
members of the New 1'ork -Stock Kxchauge., "
1-17 F 6trcec.
nish r.o-.T cio-
07-37ii t-d'i SCV-7.'
5i t-ii tSH-.'i
Open
K'4
Wiikat:
May
July
Coax:
May
July
Oats:
May
July
Pokk:
May
July
Lutt:
May. i
July
Spare Kins:
May 5 17
July a.22
2D3;
- 33Ji
. Zfi
. 23K
.I0.C0
lO.fti
. 5.10
. 5 20
23;-
30.', -3 1
2Sf
23?i
I0.T5
10.135
5.12
5.2-J
5.27
24 H
sir,
10.55
10.60
5.07
5. IT
5.13
5.22
295
C0?4
&H.-U
23K-J5
10.02'
10.55
5.07
5.20
r..ir.
5.2S
"er York Cotton Alurlcet.
March ...
May
June
July
Open
... 8.08
... 6.15
.. . (5.16
(3.13
High
0.09
6.15
6.16
3.20
LOW
5.P9
6.06
6.12
S.I5
Clos.
5.i3
6.11
6.0-.;
6.V0
1'Ingue nuvuges In Boiubay.
Bombay, Feb. 1Q. The number of -deaths
in the city of Bombay from the
plague were 1,134 during the past week. .'
and from all causes, 2,067. This is equiv
alent to a death-rate of 120. The highest
number of deaths in a single day was -i-ecorded
yesterday, when there were 348.