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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 1, 1900 · page 8

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1 1b new i‘chnrcli. and although the
fillet-sou» that of the room in the
at: «larch. it was none too large to
Nate the large number at
M and their friends in attend-
” Ho admission was charged. but
1“ m attending was supposed to
E” a out [or each year of hia or lice
m “withstanding that no really
W people were in attendance. over

_ the evening a programme of
and literary numbers "it pre-
ugh arnsts aaard

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solution Peerless landolln Club:
'3. Tho-ea led-ether: read—

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can. February l—lt is
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‘9: in the and Hartford rail-
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nuanced still it was menu-a) in view
of the tarot-able character of the De-
cenher earning of numerous M

in Third Amae ow
itilfiaadaerlreaulastfln'arand
Brooklyn Transit lowered then: “6
Other stinks tell somewhat and the
market became dull

Wall street. noon—An eflort to lift
prices proved unavaiiing as the higher
level brought out ales-inns of the trac-
tions. Third avenue extended its de-
cline to nine points. touching is let-
ropolitan gave way 3% and lanhattan
and Brooklyn Transit made further
pun-s downward. Boston was
largely centered in the local group op-
erations in the railroad stock being
small Toward midday Tea-ecu Goal
aorcednpnve. andtherewaaam-
eral riae elsewhere in sympathy. Ket-
ropolitan recovering fully. float oi
the speculative hoods teaded upward.
tint there were many exceptions else-
where otherwise which imparted an
irregular tone to the market.

Wall street. 1 p. tit—Operations for
ion. account in the metal group ap—
peared to be made with considerable
confidence. One stock after another
was taken hold of and pushed rapidly
onwards. Tennessee (‘oal going to M.
This incident encouraged the bulls'
rantnrea in other quarters but the ter-
erifineas at the local Issues prevented
any marked rise in the railways.

wall street. 2 p. ni.-—The Inarhet
broadened out in the afternoon under
the impetus oi cone outside demand.
which: was arooaed through the evi-

pie's Gas There was no abatement to
the onward tendency in the iron and
Steel stocks but the railroads. aside
from the Western issues did not no:

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“children” rapidly worse and
the three deaths occurred between
noon londayjand midnitht loads:
allht.’ Thoe children were two
airlathreeaod twelreyeanoi'aas
and a boy and eight. The other two
horawhoareiiiaresixandtenyeara

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Corded with a delicate spiral‘wlre
which give- a graceful. m disco
adjusts itself to any petition. and ner-
er breaks or letaont oi shape. An id-
eal liadershirtthai. is aims apprec-
lated‘hy good dreaaers. In am a
mm but a round and a halt.

The Underahirt Section shows three
atyld or the Empress—la slim.
with divs-inch mend rule. 53.”: in
French Sateenrwlth Grinch gathered
rune. corded. $3.”. and in Talieta
Silk" with 5—inch sathered rune. cord-
ed. $10.“. A M trade with “Finch
pleated mid. 815.000.

The D. M. READ CO.
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Thielaaatorethatisstrlctl!
undo—date all the time. No
sooner is a tarnitnre style es-
tablished la the largest cities
that we get it. and this In
hacked by something Ideally
as important—the right price.
Once it cones {am this men.
its sure to he rightly priced.
See us tor all the new thinn.
in Fprnitnre.

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iii-school and an epidcuic is reared.
Ilr. Henna! is foreseen or the clean-

ing departniut oi the Gilbert 1: Ben-

nett lianufactnrina Company‘s tac~

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olden! III- Iii-sac
‘ Willi.“ February t—‘t‘he House
content-e on mileage today rejectadtne
claim of Brigham H. Roberta. of Utah.
for mileage in connection with his
contention-amt in the House. Mr.
Roberts wa'a not pment’ today and it.
was understood he had done to Chi-
can. Mr. comm-.61 Texas. noted
that_loherta was entitled to “lease.
bin oh a tie'vote. two to two. this no-
tioa tailed. As a result ot suggestions
in the container. air. Barkhaln will
ooater with the speaker concerning
the recognition; otrany neither: who
may each to geeure tor llr. Robert:
the £2,050 usually In contested election
cases.

Washington, February i—‘l‘he Sen-
ate annulment! commerce today an-
thorised a' tum-me sport on the
House bill providing means for the
punish-ant of fraud in obtaining ll-
mm for manhunt oncers

Wellington. February i~The Sell-
ate committee on commerce today
practically decided upon a favorable
report creating a department of com-
merce. hot train; to the desire to
change some oi the details at the mea-
sure. it will not he reported tor some
time.

Washinlton. February
opening of the Senate hir.

i——At the
ltawlins.

Utah.roaetoatmcationotperaonali

privilege‘and to make a per-anal in~
ontry, “I have noticed." he said. “in
the Record at the last week. ("client
uterenceatonyaeli and intimate: that
it I had takenjalna to do lo, I alight
have revealedcertain thinn as to. the

mmamuufin‘

and perhaps to the moral state- oi
mention oi the Home of Wota-
tires.

"The parliamentary inquiry 1 trial:
to make is whether such allusion to a
memberotthlshody isahreeeh «the
courteous and privilege of this ‘hody

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$5. 00 Gamenis‘for $5501

6. 00 '15
3. 50
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10.00
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privileges ot a member 0! the Senate to
reply to Rid! allusions."
The chairman (Hr. Frye) held that

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upon any member of the House the
chair would call him to order. but. he
mu was for the speak‘ er of the
to determine what action he
should one in such circumstances.

Kr stlins said that was his under- _

standing andhe had niadethe inquiry,
so that his silence ahould not be taken
as an admission of the truthfulness ot
the statementflnade.

311-.me otered a resolution
that a paper entitled “The Philippine
Commission.“ be printed as a public
document He salted that it lie on the
table until tomorrow morning The
rsolntionot Kr. Allen. discharlin: the
finance committee from further consid-
oration of his resolution calling for
iniorntatlon tron; the secretary of the
treasury with retennce to his trans-
action with the National City Bank
and the Hanover National Bank. or
New York, was’ laid before the Senate

Washington. February l—«At the
opening of the session or the House
today. the speaker decided the quesflon
submitted to him a few days ago rela-
tive to the reference oi the eatimatcs
for the Rock island. Illinois. and
Springfield. Massachusets armories in
favor of the military stairs commit-
tee. so tar is the appropriations for
small arms are concerned and in favor

asthe appropriations tor fixtures for
the armor-ins are concerned. .

"

CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.
Hartford. Wt? l—Tlll United

to 10.000.
HE ”OTHED THE LOS'T‘BOY.

Easiest no. at Jimmy and an Ba—
Baoana on a Strand Child.

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momsixmmimimn

oi'aas flounder-ligand down the
sidewalk cry-ins for his mother.

fan opportumtv that you cannot
‘ best thence we have had this

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15 all wool “rainy day
skirts double faced goods 6
rows of stitching smund
bottom strictly all wool for
84.50 former price 88.“).

in all colors nicely trimmed
former price $2.50 new

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{‘IEGER 78¢ ’00.,

The Leading Millinery and Clank Store‘
in the Non-walks.

OR CREDIT.

WITH EVERYWDY-

Smell deposit down and 31 weekly until paid.

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We have placed on sale several lots of Winter Goods
which must be closed out before inventory.

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One lot of Misses' Kersoy
Jacketssw 141:0 18; green
black, 1 > ,3 brown. band-
comely 11 ed with heavy
inflate silk for $6. 98 worth
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