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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 6, 1900 · page 8

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m. Ky. February fi—‘l‘he
‘ mama held at the can House
=Iflht between neven representa-
d the Republican pat ty and Jr‘-
Whither: or the Democratit
; faulted in the unanimous situ-
’ «C! an agreement embodying set-en
propositions. which promise a
- t of the party dillleulties
have been brought about. Thin-
Wt la in substance as follows:
glue-mar the General Ammbty
m nonunion shall adopt a result»
,mylng their recent action ad«
the content reports seating noe-
pfl Herkhmn: the «info-stern. W'.
tutor and John Marshall. shall
g without further protest.
”Oi—That all parties shall unlit-
it“ to bring about Mich st mod-
ol the election law as will pro-
bl- non-partisan elation boards
. but! tree and lair elections,
That the conditions shall rec
m and until Monday. the
, . - Aloe-hi: meeting and adjour-
ha. day to day until that time.
~' Tho! nothing shall be done
Guarani a joint aessinn oi
M Assembly tor taking at-
shl ratldcatlon reaolutiou.
m the State Contesting
. .5 heel and adjourn from day
‘16! Honda: without taking
W on the contests for minor
float This postponement is
in order that the action at
. Milly on the ratitlca
nay be taken drit.
. the “it shall
iron the state capitol at
: with all necessary precau-
thc public safety. This not»
with: noct- the direction of Gen-

“-‘fi’mem Republican on.

Mot the state guard
g from rm of
' . court tnartlal or

g densest.
Wt wan signed by the

John Hartman. Judge
.tieoeral Dan Lyndsey.
‘ Dr. 1' II. Banter. David
>' ‘ (11‘. mlltard.
.l. C. 8. Blackburn. .l. C.
.Saln J. Hackeltord. lrey
Janeen. Iceman-y. Phn
W J Brechinrldge.
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that Governor Ta!“
to anything that all

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”macadamia“.

Wall street. “:10 a. n—Opanlag
prior: or the ‘laadiag railroad atoeha
indicated alight
yeaterday‘a laal figures. Am the
specialtie- the tendency was ooatnard.
Sugar and Brooklyn Tran-it lining In»
der preaann while the natal group rol-
ed higher. Sinnltaaoonaly tranaaetlona
in Norton: k Wooten: comm stock
of are thouaand shat-ea were made at
from 30 down to ”lb aa compared with
29%. yesterday's price. The decision
of the Reading management to place
the first preferred stock on the trot
three-oer cent. annual dividend hast:
musedariaeinthlaiaaueotovera
point. Higher prices to button help-
ed our market

Wall street. ii a. tn.-—Cooaplcuoua
strength developed in dome of the
planet priced railroad atoclts. notably
St Paul. Pennaylvanla and Illinois.
Cantrl. which rose 95 6 1. Large galna
were made by aotne or the specialties.
An'iconda Mining rising : points and
Third Avenue 5%. Pretty much all the
active stocks hardened. a rally occur-
ring in properties which were depreaaed -
at the atart. Alter the first halt hour;
ptofit taking took a set hark.

Wall street. noon-Sugar was un-
loaded in enormous blocks which brokei
it to “095. Wakneas became quite
pronounced in the local traction group.
Metropolitan Street Railway tell 2%
and flanhauan and Third Avenue 1%.
lackawanna lost 2%. Steel and ere
1%. and others near a point. Prices
generally held above last night'a level
Exceptions were National Blacult and
Wisconsin Central. preferred. which
advanced 2‘4 and lie. respectively
Toward midday Third Avenue bound—
ed up aereral points and Sugar rallied
a point. The general list hardened in
sympathy. Bonds were active and Ir-

 

regular.

Wall street. 1 p. m.-—Brooltlyn Tran-
sit rallied to 7? and a vigorous demand}
developed for Pennsylvania. whit it up,
rled it up 3%.. The trunk lines general-
I}: showed sympathy and the whole list
was held firm by this movement in (are
0! the (everlah downward tendency of
Sugar. which tell as low as 198%. Third
Avenue rose to 103. The market he.
came dull toward 1 o'clock.

wan street. 2 p. tn.——-A return to ac—
tivity in the atoch market was attend-
ed by a higher level of prices. Pur-
classes of the low priced railroads
were a tenure with the Brier and Bal~
timore I: Ohioo making good p
upward. Support developed in Sugar
at 108% and it rallied a point. Alleli-
ean Tobacco moved up to about not and
good gains were made by many other
spacialtlea. except Third Avenue. Tea-
neaaoe Coal and National. which tell
i and 1;;

TODAY'S QUOTATIONG.

Reported over private wire of E. A.
Bohnte. communion broker. Swarta I
Corbett block. South Not-walk.

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,‘Ell§'£!"l“l'fl“ill"Hill 'ifiililillfill‘:

dadna lad drained favor.

Satin Amiuut

A representative of the new group of
Printed Batina. la of superlatively anti
and luntrous quality and the denial.
though tewer in number. are eaoaflion-
all) choice. in taletas there are some.
pretty aurorises in Lace or “Mitch

Now is the time to ace them
all.

211 llama.

BLACK ALBERT TWILL UNDER-
SKIRTS at a price—a very little one.
you will admit it you will hold the
value to the light beside it. Three :0
dozen Skirts are or excellent quality

nude with double More and eight

rows of cording.
88c.

The price la now out

 

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Thlaiaaatoaefiauamiy
up-to-dato all thetino. No
aoonorlaaturnltureetIkoa-
unluhedlnthelarpaateltioa
thaawegotlhand this to
hacked by aornethiag equally
”important—tho right price.
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it’s “rainbow,“
Sumtorallthonowthim
in Furniture.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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and two Manual“). 15o;

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an oak a! With or Weed'a
drug-tom.

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' HOYr's THEATRE.

Thorsdayand Friday.
‘ ran. 3-9.

“THE REAL THING. "

Wm. A. Brody and Thomas O‘Rmtrlte‘a
Production at the

.llnflet-Sltrley'lfighi
Entire 25 Rounds.
7% Milan of Pictures.
The moat wonderful moving picture
ever taken. Clear. steady. and no nick-

el‘lnt. Required“ hoot-a to run the
25 month.

Price: 25c. 50c, tau.

Santa on sale at
Weed'a drug stores.

W
HOYT’S THEATRE.

"31‘le sANT}! NIGHT.

Saturday,3 Feb'y 10th.

The Futioieat of“ Funny Shows

Dad in Harness!

By Kenneth J“. Introducing
OTIS B. TRAY“ and BEATRICE
Hemmfl

A Pot-Pourrl of Good Things You
Want to See and Hear.

——.—-—-.-

A Reign of laughter... A Comical of
lllrth. A cyclone at Fun.

Bright. (lonodlana. Beautiful Girla.

Everything New and Up-to-Date.
An Ocean of Fun.
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Matinee Prion-10 axa‘d 25c.
Evening Price-g: . and 50c.
Santa now on at Plaiated's and
.Wnd' s Drugfitoroa
Special Bargain Matinee,

10 and 25 cents.
Mention 'BHALL, Hoawux.

[Mil-m PW) Till.
GRANB CONCERT

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TYnLE
Gain-lain“ twenty members, including
WM

minuuliylnulullrt!
lit. Goo. 3;. Dewar. Triton

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have had this bear.

vent best.
benefit as not.
want. The price is on

WINK am no “‘8.

hat the [Into-Illa that Ballot-'- Pores
m rum 1m lot Die on.

motion. February G—Thla hoping.
tearing. doubting nation remaina at'
the mercy or every wild rumor. Tho
impression that‘General Boller's toroea
are lighting will not‘dle out, in spite
of the continuous assertions oi the
War Dulce that it ltaa no new: to con-
firm that bellet.

From Cape Town. under today' 5 date.
nothing has been heard there regarding
General Bullor’a reeroaalng the Tugela
river. while lord Roberts in a despatch
dated Monday. February 5, repdrts no

change in the flotation. “view of the

latter's deapatches it. aeems hard to
credit. the clrcntnatantial reports of the
engagement of General Buller’a troopn
Common reuse now almost. inclines to-
wards the decision that. these are due.
to the vial: being the father of the
thought. Supposltion upon nacho ha-
is is utterly futile. The complete ai~
lenoe from the front and at home may
be significant. as the wiaeacres over;
but. it more probably represents that
period of preparation which precedes
an important. movement.

in other parts than the Tugela the
conditions of information are aoaroe~
ly more aatlatactory. There in no in-
concluaive vuueneaa regarding Gener-
al ch'o reported intention to solar
Norva Pout with an overwhelming
force of intantry. While newnot sharp
fighting in the neighborhood of Colea-‘
berg can be fairly expected within a
few day: it is not likely that it will
moose greater proportion than recon-
nalaaancea and skirtnlah for the pur—
pose of holding the advanced position
of the forthcoming main advance by
way at Bloemtonteln.

tardnoh‘erta‘a reply to President
Kruger and Stern create an excellent
lamina.

Fro- mmrler and Wag there
is nothing new.” colt. can he presum-
ed that the intermittent bombardment
of the place- continues. ~

Cape Town. February G—The Argos

 

 

‘cLoAts AF HALF 9th

._ Commencing Februam is! we will close but our entire
stock of Ladies’ and Misse‘s’ Cloth JaCltets at one“ ball of the or- <
initial price. Our Stock includes mm of the be5l garments we '
""° Then are all this season ’5 stule's made bu
the vent best manufacturers, the cloth, trimmings and tailoring this
But then must all go tind uou man as well have the.
No garments reserved.

“$3... anoinwd with the style of, goods we carry.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pick out- on one ‘ llOll T

 

t in two.

TRISTRAM &- HYATT.

 

H. KRIEGER 8t 00.,
The Leading Millinery and Cl’gnkfitoreg
in the Norwalks.

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CASH OR CREDIT.

 

 

 

ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.

 

Small deposit down nod 81 weekly until paid.

 

We have place-don sale several lots dFWinter Goods
which must be closed out before inventory.
‘ /

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15 all wool rainy day
skirts double faced goods 6
rows of stitching around
bottom strictly all wool for
84.50 former price 38.“).
moms

WW

(medal: of 'Misses’ Kersey
Jacketssizes14t018;greon,
black and? brown. band-
somely lined with heavy
Meta silk for $6 98 worth

$11. (I).

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in all colors nicely trimmed
former price $2.50 now

$189. _ ,

Velvet waists. only a few‘
of them left, home of them ,
are braided with silk cord
for ransom» prion Slim.

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We are receiring new spring goods every day and
we respectfully invite you to come and examine some.
We do not expect youtobny. We mtyon iogetao-g

 
 

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and suitstomeasuremorfootfitguaranuod

 

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