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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 3, 1900 · page 7

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M pursuits. last night. ex~
an occasionally reminded oi
‘ plenum by a good "flan"
ate. drank and made merry
Hall. near the club's
, . on the Washington
“It. The era-anion was the
infill banquet of the club. and

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“at excellence. it was a happy
' ~all through. and it ever thme
t had a good time it was last

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W as in years past. was
”I feature of the alfair. It a-
haunting spread in every res.
.I nothing was lackinfi to make
”at: m The ngenu in-
, Mr, roast turkey. potato
m lobster salad. crane. etc..
”it were nicely prepared and
Three hundred guests tore

fl. Bannin- was master oi rere—
; ;: m the rennet. he called
M tro- Josenh Boner. who
-» the banquets: in bin in-
, “not: John R Paul and
”in. who earn held the rinse
of the gathering with their
The tantra-en“! manic
le_ , by Unlweiler's orcha-
‘ ’raderoda-onxother popu—
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fii Gracia-Jack. ‘ the selections
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leans. quotations hardening all around.
The loan market opened about a pan-
lty with the iorclgn mm and quick-
ly anointed a diatinrt tendency up-
war-(la. Adi-antes were minor! to
sharp frat-done. but Third Avenue after
rising slightly. ran 0! we. ._

‘\\‘ali RIM. ii a. m.———A temporary!
interruption to the upward mveuentl
was ran-rod by a reaction oi Son!“ of
lie} and heavy realisation in Baltimore
E Ohio which lowered it a point. '1 nis
eiremnstanoe caused a hall! to val-
ues elsewhere. but the market noon de—
veloped an unproven traction. Ben-
er'al Bier-trit- was conspicuous on' the
rebound. riaing t points. Tenneuane
(‘ual moved up to 101% and Third Ave—
nue recovered to about last aixht‘s le-
vel. Sonar nuttairiy ateady. a trile
above the worst.

Wall street. non—~The var-tone Iron
and Steel lune: were marked up
mrply during the mod hour. moo
momma strength heinx noted in Na-
tional Steel and Anterlran Hoop. in-
memento were also chronicled in the
general market. with St. Paul a tea-
tnre. After the palliation of the hunk
statement. which indicated a latter in-
crease in cash than anticipated. arr-lit
taking began and the downw’rd move-
ment was nominated by heavy selling
of Sugar. which acid at 115. Not all of
the advances in the general list were
wiped out in the decline a substantial
fraction being retained by many atncka
to the end. in the lion] dealings there
was a strong upward movement in
some smoke notably American Linseed
preferred; The market how-
ever left on unsettled with irregular
net changes.

TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wire of E. A.
Bohtne. oonmlsaion broker. Start: &
Corbett blot-k. South Nor-walk.

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crow-amoutotmn' new
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weighs but a pound and 1 half.
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French Sateen. with tits-inch natural
mile. corded. 83.“. and
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Omlflflm I! PHILIPPINE. ' .

“PM"!!! lain In Oval-r up
Renew-alkali Inna.
Washington. February 3-43 neral.
our: intent report 0! military opera—
tions in the Philippine: allows that ra~
old nrocresa in being made in opening
up the hemp ports in the islands not):
of Luann. Colonel Kobhe. in command
of an expedition into the islands of
Samoa! and Dorie. adjoining Luzon an i
the mthoaat‘ . report! the capture of
three at the most important towns in
the inland! and o! a large Quantity of
hemp at these points. General Otla‘s
cablarani. received at the War Dec
mutt. today la an follows:
mun. February a.
Kobbe from Goon occupation by
troops of Calam. Cathaionsan in Sa-
n-ar and Mohan. Leyte. Gammon
these three points. lam-mu endea—
vored to hurn‘ Calhayoc and Cathnlone
an without m except very slight
destruction in iaat town when nrst
not not by troop from ,_ thin point.
Kohhe drove maul-sent; under Gen»
oral Lnkhan into mountains. captur:
in; inrge’araenal and powder house
hukban'a nuance and money. all his
artillery: Taclobnn insurgent- loss in
killed. ton. no casualties; Kobbe cap-
tnred'at all points. thirty nieces artil~
‘ietr. good many files. stores and um
nmnltlon- Large Quantities at point:
aeiaed by Kohhe; thirty merchant vea-
seia engaged in trananortin: lame to

rent; an Manila
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We have nlaced on solo several lots of Winter Good
which must beginner! out before imam}; : ‘

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15 all wool rainy day 7
skirts double {hood goods 6
rows of stitching “around
bottom strictly‘al’l wool for

84.50 formerbrico 38113

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chketé sirzos‘lflo 18; green,
black and brown. hand- «
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lam silijor $6.98 worth .

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