Evening sentinel, Friday, January 26, 1900 · page 8

union. {nanny :15. 11:10 n. m.—-
a In! aloe has just posted the
m lenpatch tron General Bul-
flag-mu mus‘ Camp. Thurs-

January 25. noon:

M Wnrren‘s unison. i am
“I! to Iy. i find this morning. had
h‘fie night abandoned Spiou Rap."

M January 26—thth no no
W elect o! the receipt of the
Wattle abandon-em o! Spica Kop

/ 6km“ force under General Sir

, Worm. orders have been sent

% my: have the Fourth Cav-

m m in readiueun to embark
filth Africa early in February

Wedueeduy. Jepuary 2-1—-
m tome- hure stoned a hen-
“lei-duet oi' Kimberley The
’5 new gun curried are milen.

" die? n few shots.
ill: of as lancer: made a Iortle
[buys-1th. under cover or a hee-
“on and rile fire from the tort:
the [auger of the Pretoria
, British retired with
Boer was wounded
We stoned It 1:30
1“ nor-in purl still cumin»

January :c-«The British
eeter Corporation has

cut. barge W. Smaller“:
git-entitle morning any-

 

eioued once" and men. 18.

WouMeeI-n. 12: mummie—
sioled encore nod men. 1a.

lining—Thirty lieu.

Geurnl Boilers deep-tell. giving the
liet of British casualties is tinted
Spear-Inn's Camp. Jauunry 36. 10:25
a. 111.. no there has been no delay in the
communications passing u Gen-
erni Buller nud the War once. The
killed include Colonel Mom—Rid-
dell. of the King‘s Roytl Rifles. He
served in the Nignl‘ wnr of 1881. it in
not. elem-k whether the annuities in-
clude thone at Spica Koo. or only those
renuliiug from the fighting prior to
the Solon Koo engagement.

ladysmith. Suudny. January 21. by
runner rin Fret-e Comp. “'ednwdny.
January 24—75. garrison in watching
General Bullrr‘s guns shelling the
Boers. Their lire can he seen nt this
distance and appears to he very et—
tative. The movement: at the Boers
show that they are evidently determin—
ed to stubbornly oppose the advance of
the relief column. They show no signs
of removing their guns and have
mounted new ones. null nre eonatnutiy
strrugtheuiug their tortinoatiou. Our
fortifications have been greatly
stxengthened since January 6. and
iadysuuth is now prneticaliy impreg-
uuhle.

Owing to the dry weather the {ever
has diminished and the number of
countmuts returning from lutomhl
camp exceeds thnt oi the ancients ht»
lug sent there. The supplies nre spin-
ning out eplendirlly. nil the troops her-
in: sulilcieut wholesome food.

The hent is terrific. the thermome-
ter registering 107 degrees in. the
shade.

nation. Jul. 8-At the Life Gunrdl
hunch. Regent Park. this naming
the Prince of Wales inspected the nut
lot of yeou'nnry. who start (or South
Africa tomorrow. Anumher of well-
known people were present. including

huts turned up It the aide. with n lit-
tle bronze emble-
Priuoe of Wake (anthem
clump of the iu-pnedon. the Prince at
Wide.“ made n speech. during which he
a :

“I unpromi of the privilege of lo-

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tau-tumult Petticoats. below-1:
lie-filling”: Shannan“
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FancyplnidandpluluwlorgW'Ii.

Couches.

We have spoken of Morris Choir!
no of Turkieh Churn oud Were a
being worthy ot enpeelol mention he-
oause their contortegiring quolltien are
Int nhore the average. and that two
styles of chairs unturnliy lend up to
Couchen. They nre. in our daily lite.
the hallway stations between being e-
hed and being up nod tire-ed. They
have some ndmtnges of hath no
quite n number exclusive to thenulvel.

A look over the .1... in the rum.
tune Depnnmeut will show you every
roriety from the plnlueet end nipples!
Box Couch to the line-t spring truer
Turkish couch. richly upholds-ed in
leather. Throughout all linen n very
111311 autumn: pnvu'll——Sprlnfi m
of the best tempered steel. nil web
work. staying end upholsteriug is done
by the moat modern methods. Prices
remain the use on during the bid year
~—deopite the rise in wholeme prices.

m. 1). M. READCO.
Established 1851.

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today
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eyes. They ere under con-
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stnnt use of gluten.

HOMER 3.110“,

Jeweler and Optician.
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Comatock
Jr.’s.

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Well street. 10: 10 a. m. -—The went-
nm in the London market on the re-
iuking of Spioh Kop by the Boers was
ireiloowd at the opeuiug‘here. A num-
ber of the prominent international
stock: showed lone: of about a point.
but. declines were not fully down to
the London parity. e industrial:
end apeclnltiea showed greater de-
clines. The liquidation we: not heavy
and the market was dull after the OD-
eflug.

Wall street. 11 e. inc—The loneliness
of the uttering at the opeuing caused
opeculotiou to become semi-Sunni
and prices hnrtlened in ayuxpethy with
support to Brooklyn Transit and Met.
ropolitnu Street“ Railway. The rise

Well street. noon—Treating in Sour
active on the down grnde,a

loss of 2% help; regiltmd. Tunney
lee Cool wee conspicuous by a (nil of
three point: and the local tunes were
nlno notably week. No refleetlou of the
weahueu occurred in the mam
stock- which held murknhly may.
Chase: in bonds were nmil both
ways.

Well Itreet. 1 p tow-The specialtie-
reilled m t to 1%. but the general
market ghuuuued pearly mount.

TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.

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3011... countaiouh .5 We
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CASH OR CREDIT.

ACCOUNTS OPEN ED

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Small deposit down and 81 weekly until paid.

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We have phoed on 3310 several lots of Wipter Goods
which must be closed out before inyeutory.

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15 all wool ‘rainy do.)
skirts double hood goods 6
rows of sfibohiug. around

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84.50 former price 38 00.
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of them left. some 0! than
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' we respectfully ipvité you to come and} ‘ some some.
We do not expect you to buy.

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quiiuted with the style of goods we entry
Remember we mMo molt: a! puking skirts.
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