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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-09
Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. 2233j.
L. :. RFGlSrER'S OFFICE

Eureka, Nevada, Dee. ~, l>7S.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE. THAT TIE
- Geddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company !Pos'otiiee address Eureka: AHva-
together with IL notice. of Application Tor Il
patent from the | nitcd States. under act of
Congress approved May 10, 81. for one thou
sand 1000 linear feet of the Stochton Lode,
the same running $40 feet northerly and "M
feet Southcrly from the location mon lmcnt at
the Stockton cut upon the lode. with surface
ground 2m feet in width. situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District. Eureka county. state
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office aS follow. to-wlt:
U. S. Survey No. 70.
beginning at "A post marked No.. Us. Sur
vey No. 20 whence tn Town Comrany'- well.
in the town of Nandcrbil;, bears ;. Al II 7.
5l2 feet. and shaft NJ. ) bears \. y - W..
81 lcet: thence running :. ~ ". .ah feet TO
post NAKED No. > I. :. survey No. %. hence
IA nut-line trcc2 feet in diametcr marked ;. A
&. t.. /. bears :. IN ". rs icrt. THIS POST
stands on the eastern boundary Of Survey No.
~. made for the GcddrS and Bertrand Mill
and Mining Company on tho GetdcS No. I
Lode; thence y. II W. 7lsfeet TO post No. 1
of said Survey No. ~. 100 feet to post marked
No. 81. :. : trvcy Ne. 20, whence a nut .in@
tree & inches in Diameter bears y. ~ f.. 10
feet; thence y. - E2toiect to post marked No.
iJ.S Survey No!7o. and tn 'nrr :. II T.. IL u
feet to post No. |. the place OF beginning: con-
tanning 1 't-l~ acres; courses expressed from
the true meridian with Il magnetic variation
of l6'2 East. This claim Is on unSurrryed
land and is bounded on the West by the
Gcddr> No. / and on the north by the Geddvs
SO. ; Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c. page 10 of
I q Secret Cnnvon District Mining Records.
and a copy of the notice and diagram can he
found rosted at the location monumental at the
STOCKTON cut upon the lode.
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U. S. Survey No.. r..

beginning At a post marked No.. L. :. Sur
yey W. -, whence the Tow Company;> well
IN the town ot Vanderbilt, bears south - -
east "iN' fnot: The Bertrand shaft bears north
~ west 81 feet; shaft Nc. } bears south 20
west 1s feet. and Il nut-pinc tree . inches in
diameter. marked Il. No. | j.. T.. bears south
~ ieet;| thence running south - west POO feet
I" post marked NJ. : l. ;. Survey w. -:
whence post No. I of Survey 40 ~, made for
the 'eddc, and bertrand Mil and Mining
t"ihlany upon the stockton Loio, hears north
- - west III feet; thence north II west >ll
lIrl 10 post marked Nu. > -. Survey >o.1 -:
thence south - cast .ll feet 10 rnsr mark .,I
W.. ! =. survey VI. =: and thence south II
east "o iett To- post VI. | The place of brri.-
hlig' containing : 67-lun aereS: COURSES en-
Dressed from the true meridian with a mag
hcnr variation "t IL east. His claim i, on
tn;uTIveFed land and i boundcd on neither
end by any known claimants: the n arr>l
mines are the Geddrs W. : and >tocttau.-
he claim i recorded in Beck {. PAGE o Of
me Secret Sanyoh bI-trtct Mining hecord~
and "A copy OF the notice and diagrgm can be-
found posted At the Bertrand shat HIo'' ,h,
lode. dal CYRUS +. HORN. Rrti,t.r.
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PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath av y

First door north of the PionEeS era Ia
North Main street Eai, ,iya !
I'VE TNprEslGNEP, l ..,,5s |
equity opened the apo'y; to d !
o.lers IN, professional stisnj al ~
d,ire a hr-t-cla>s hh fSyE. -,
Hair Cutting, a ceh's'
sy@, Connected with the ef rt'ii IL
several ro,, AMI elegant be h,if
where Hot or cold Baths Tan
''i"e'' T so Cent? ID
4 share of public Evnupl, m
au42-tf JAMES NJ
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TO 1hE ~uif

NOTICE Is HEfENl GI,'N h. 4
y pursuance of "rtInan rree,entioh .
Town If Eureka, for la1 - r1 place ihas,is
n'Ilsrties will be roluire e1r i With lfssr''
.Iifc. In Il condition 10 eoini that ! .ta.
. I.naII. = inspect l"'' the condili?n o 4 7 - +;
within thu cor craze riIylBEhI ~
'' GIs - IJo'SErli KEkk' nv
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STATE OF NEVADA.
tpunty al, L.,

tVUIHtN Of Enroka. -
-. ". non. Connie =
oiiclo Clerk OF the Beard of lffi VI,
sl9n"rs, in and for said Cesn,rr Oiti, Gu,
THY that the above and f ora' Do h,.Fs
and true copy of the o%ti.irsi l, +
" hich now remains in my s@at'i
County and State afcrcsaiI Vles'tla]
In testimony whereof. / bar.
my hand and affixed the <e,I "ss a,iesJ
Office III the town of E,ure.a Ali u
December, \. u. 49,. 'e-.aI
r. IL. HARMON Cor,..o
And eX-oi'icio Clerk Of tb,s Oppurt{ Ia,
Nevada. NVahI!, y.
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Application for Patent.

NJ. ~.
; :. REGISTERS OFFICE.
Eurnla \a,.a,ln Hoo IN *

> >. T,FTI~TFT ) TFFTTF,
Eureka. Nevada, Dee. ~. l>73.
NOTICE l. IiEnEBl GIVEN THAT TIE
- Gedde> and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company li'o>totiice address Eureka, Neya-
da, has this day filed in this OIL e Il diagram
together with il notice Of application for ii
patent from the United State. under act OF
Congress approved May 10. ls72, for eight
hundred 500 linear feet of the Bertrand no..
/ Lode. the same running IL 6-lU feet nurth-
erly and a.2 i-l0 feet -outherly from The Ecr-
trand shaft with surface ground 200 tect in
width situated in Secret Canyon Mining i,i>-
tflct, Eareka county, nevada. and described
Ill the plat and field notes on file in thi. office
a. follows. tn-Mif:
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STATE or NFvtpA.A
County of Eureka.
l.. +. II. llAkM0N. county Clerk and en-
oficio Clerk OF the Board of County CUHmi>-
>iener> in and for said county. do hereby cer-
fifty that the above and # rcSoing i "A correct
and truc copy Of the original matter thereof.
winch now remains in my Office at Eureka.
County and State aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. | have hcrcun:o set
my hand and affixed the seal Of sail l5arl.
AT office in the town of Eureka. this 3oih day
Of december. \. D.. l>73.
+. II. HARMON. County Clerk.
And eX-ofiicip Clerk of the lioa1i Of Cuanty
commissioners Eureka county, state Of Nc-
vala. d3l
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OHN %oRDyy,r~

Iin o>iaonce IN rc y, NEER Slyf
mrm Of persons mIo % he b..
d'n"nccs IN The tom" r'otc'e ~ r
hs'"g 'sherfg's fees fees" o Erndl@@'
SECTION |. When ,,,r
u1ntcr any ordinaura' me slar /.
thc PARTY convicted shine town y
mont u, such tine. be- ;r ,I, IN iefag u
Of one day for every aitill>onPI ~.
SEr. :. tntil oth,r,nrG dollars S' y,
ance of said town -, "tse proydJJ ! b
mrnt under the oraaurrka, an !! d
shhil oe IN the county ia;l 'cSs Of y /
ana n" TART of the cynai s"a' o. Eure, /
imprisonment for any w. % any hi,
ance ot sail town shall 'o,atl,l Of n.
county. All c"mmitn,rn,lald BY .at /
under any ordinance ,s 10 imr,
Eureka. 'h" OF said
SEc. ;. When anv no.,
sentence of imprisunmn,ison shah /. !
any ordinance of sail Tor a n
sand shrrti may causcs lr gbb|n Of Eg,.a
wcrS uron the streets. a%iP,fsoat
pubiic works of said to, ",l'Es silsF
son employed daring III, H. nnl keep
Dor on all days except nor uYlal h'lrs
SEc. l.. In all criminal '9Adlcal
any ordinanee OF sail to srO'yIl
sheriff or his deputies .bsaguTh Of ESf
fees Ito he collected from ~ L,'cti5e
no case To- bea charge asa dagae,eldaf |
allowed by the laws Of n, iaetIs i
ior similar services. ""e >i1t IN
So. ). This urdina,o, p
ana BE- IN force from and ast ,gl Y I'll a
January H. D. ~. ~''sF1
a.. Eeard Of COUNTY cr
Attest: +. IL. ilAguoy. ~ s,
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. ~.
/. :, REGISrFR'S OFFICE.

|. :. hEN'lSIER ; tlFltE !.
Eureka, Nevada, bee. -, lS13.
\0TlCE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y Geddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company lpo>toilice address Eureka. Neva-
da,l has this day filed in this office il diagram
together with n notice of application Tor ii
Congress approved May 10. ~, Tor eight
hundred 500 linear feet Of the Grddrs 40. =
Lode, the same running rs 3-lo feet >outherly
and oil 90 feet northrrly from the GcddeS W..
situated in Secret Canyon Mining District.
Eureka county, nevada. and described in the
Plat and field notes on lille in this Office as fol-
lows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. II.
beginning at a post marked "No is. Sur
vev No H." the same being Io>t NO. ! OF sur
yey No. 20. made for the Gc,dcS and Bertrand
Lode. whence the Town Comrany'> well. in the
town of y andrrhilt, bears south - - east
3D. feet: shaft No. } bears south : west en6
feet; and the Gedde : No. > 'hatt bears north
- west l70tcct; cthence running south ~ W.
y" feet along said survey No. 40 to post
n%at-llns tree u inches in diameter
bears north 20. east 10 feet; thence north
II west so feet 10 post marked No.3 :. sur
We? No. Il; thence north ~ cas- 300 feet to
II nut-l,ine tree | foot in diametcr marked q
W. > l.. T. bears south - east - feet: and
thence south IL east $40 feet To post No. /:
the place OF beginning: containing ) t7-luo
acres: courses expressed from the trur
meridian with IA magnetic variation OF 81
east.
Ibis claim is on unsuryeycd land and is
bounded on The south lay theStockton lode. The
calm i recorded in Book {, page 10 otthc s.
cret Canyon District Mining Records AID It
copy OF the notice and diagram can be teund
posted at the Gcddes No. > shaft.
d3l ClklS +. HORN, Register.
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DELINQUENT TAX lI,1.

STATE or NEyNpA,
Eureka county.
DISTRICT A~rroEyry's Ora.
peeeMbtr. :.
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission i the consequence O: SILT
ahHsa. hit solitary yi'e. ur ltl rated s-xt nj
Indulgence, i i~raclieel by tht youth OF hoth
seXes to an almost unlimited extent. pFolse-
in. with E~Eerrin- certainty ths tuilu&in4
Train ol morhii symptoms. Unless Culnha1"t
by scientific medical meas res, VI: >allaw
roHntgnance. dark stot< and, fha ryrS. ram
in TIN head, ringing in the cars. roisr like tn
r~i>tllns "t leafes OF rafting ot cAarlatS, III
na>iuvs> abott tn" lcin>. weakness OF tn.
limh>, confused vision. hiJnt,d intellect. iu>s
ri coutid. nee, Gihd nee in apl reaching >trau-
=yr>. a uls.I&e 10 form How aclaaiujauce>, II
tis9 ~esitivu To shHn - ietv. le>s ui memory.
limpic> and various gruptions ahoHt the fare.
hectic tll>Ae., Erred tongue. ti,til lrcath.
coughs. ron>umltipu. night >Nrat>. MoHolra-
MIA, and Frequently i~n>aIits. II relirt hcIot
ohtaine'l. yuu should apply imma,iiat,lv, e-
ther in lcrsun or by letter. ana have t#rt
effected hv hi> now and scientific mod ii
treating this dis as. which never fails q
r|!trctIng a dHiek and radical cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-12
G. EORG ETOW N,

The Doe NUIsANCE.-The Board of Health
deserved all the praise they received at starting
for their commendable efforts to abate the
nuisance of animals running at large in the
District cities but there seems to be less activity
now in that direction, and il looks as ii the
board needed stirring up, particularly as to
dogs, and the pound men never did seem to take
much interest in that kind OF stock. IL it
because II is less profitable? The pound IL not
or ought not to be, to make money so much as
to sbate nuisances. Some portions OF the Dis
trict are fairly overrun with hungry, bowling
ours, and this is notably the case in the western
part of Georgetown, where they constitute an
intolerabe nuisance day and highland where
the pound man cometh not.
LIEUT.. W. s. HURLEY, of the third police pre-
cinct, (Georgetown.) was taken quite i'll last
evening at the station-house, with a congestive
chill, and is still at the house, too i'll to
be sent to his home in Washington.
INJURED BY THE FALL OF HORsE-
About ten O'Clock this morning, Mr.. Perry of
Dorsey's hotel, Washin gtOn, was seriously in
jured by the fall of his horse, on High, near
Gay street. He was caught under the animal
and his leg injured He was carried into the
store OF j. H. Sis, where DIR. VIM. b. Bowen
dressed his wounds. He was then removed in a
carriage TO his room at the hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-12
AL EX A NDRIA,

The GIRL WHO ATTEMPTED SUICIDE RE-
CovRRING.-The young woman, Mary F. Spen-
Ger, who attempted to commit suicide night
before last, as stated in yesterdays Gazette, is
slowly recovering, and her friends hope she will
soon be well again. Previous to drinking the
dose OF laudanum, which, but for the skill OF DIR.
French, who treated her, must have proved
fatal, she wrote letter to young man upon
whom she had bestowed her affections, bidding
him kindly farewell, but warning hi N against
fooling any other poor and afflicted girl.
RIVER STEAMgRs.-The steamer LADY of the
Lake, from Norfolk, arrived early this morning
and has resumed her regular semi-weekly trips
on her route. The KeypOrt, which has been
undergoing repairs at Baltimore, returned this
morning looking as nice and neat as possible,
and will soon resume her place on the Quantico
line. The Arrow has been overhauled and re-
painted here, and this morning recommended
her trips on the Mount Vernon line.-Gdzette.
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HE MAHkefa

BALTIMORE, Feb. l2.-yirginis skies, old, 80;
do consolidated, ela; West Yirginia's IL bid to-iay
BALTIMORE, Feb. l7.-Cotton quiet-low mid
dlings, l49z@l5. Flour in fair demand prices IN .
changed. Wheat rteady-Penusylvsnis red, 1917
others unchanged Corn dull-white southern. 80
gs4 yellow southern, 1906; mixed western, rs a
q. Oats dull-southern, 60d6l; western, 6J6u IS
Rye quiet AID steady. Hay unchanged. Provisions
quiet. western butter scarce aud wanted; prices
unchanged, Cofee-no market entirely nominal
Whisky hrmer, 99@l.O0. Sugar quiet, TO-
NEW YORK, Feb R.-Stocks dull Money, 4
Gold, n.e Exchange, long, ASS; short, 4S51l. Gov
erpments strong and active.
NEW NEW Y9Rk, Feb. n-EIour dull and dropping.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn quiet and unchaaged
LEMON, Feb. IL, 1880 D. m AT l2l5 D. m the
BANK OF England directors posted their card stating
that no change In the rate of discount had baen
made. Fiye-twenty bonds of 1851, I09ii; Il. a0s,
10y new lives ,lo3a4. Erie, 4434(d45.
LONDON, Feb u, 30 m.-Erie, 454. Paris dis
patches quote rentes at IS francs, 80 cen'imes
LONDON, Feb IL, m.-Erie. a. @45,
LONDON, Feb. II, 30 p. m.-Tke bullion in the
BANK OF England has incre ased S25 900 during the
pastW week. The proportion of the bank reserve 20
now ss7s. Erie, IS.
LONDON, Feb. IL, 4 80 p. m.-The proportion of
Bank of England reserves 30 liabilities, which was
last week 46@9 per cent, is now 457s per cent.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE specie in the Bank OF
France has increased 1900 OCO francs during the
Psst week. Rentes, IS francs s21s centimes.
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THE WEATHER,

WAX DEPARTMENT. UDce az ChfJ SfENdI UNctF,l
WASHINGTON, ID. o., February Il, 1874, 1850 g. m
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-FOUR HOURS
The area Of low barometer that was Wednesday
morning central in Montana. is now represented by
two storm centers respectively in Kansas and north
ern Minnesota, and the barometer has fallen very
rapidly at the Rocky Mountain and the Mississippi
valley stations. The pressure has risen decidedly
In New England. The temper AZURE has risen al
nearly sl stations except in New England aud the
extreme northwest. Southwest and southeast Winds
with clonsy and threatening weather, prevail in
the southwest, the Mississippi valley and upper
lake region. Cold northwest winds, with cloud, in
the extreme northwest. Southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather in the south Atlantic states. Light
northerly winds, partly clear, cold weather in New
England. The barometer has fallen, with southerly
winds ard rain, on the California coast.
PRoBABILlfiEs.-For the rest Of Thursday in
New England, stationary or rising barometer, and
generally clear weather, followed Thursday night
10y railing barometer, southsasterly winds and
cloudy weather. For the middle states, falling ba-
rometer, rising temperature and easterly winds, &c
casioDally increasing to brisk and high by Thurs
day night. For the lower lake region and Ohio
valley, rapidly falling barometer, fresh to brisk
easterly winds, veering to southwest, with cloud
and rain. For the upper lakes and the northwest,
very low barometer and cloudy weather, followed
THURSDAY night by northwest winds and very rap
idly falling TEN perature. For the gulf states south
erly winds, increasing to fresh and possibly brisk
with cloud and rain. For the south and middle At
'anlc coasts falling barometer, southeast TO south
west winds, rising TEN persture and increasing
cioqdiRess, possibly followed by rain Thursd Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-12

CIRCUIT CouRr-yszioe Carter.
To-day, number of Judgments were affirmed
or taken by default. In the case OF Schad aet.
the Trustees Of Colored Schools the plaintiff
was called and non-suit entered. Ceas agt.
Merrill-scton in replevin of material for the
Metropolitan church spire; the jury found a
verdict for plaintiff for s16j damages. The
rest of the day was devoted 70 appeal cases.
Yesterday Mr.. Dennis Claude, OF the Mary
land bar, was, on motion OF Mr.. Davidge, ad-
mitted TO the bar of this court.
POLICE COURT Judge Smell.
To-day, Edward Speakes, q boy, was fined 81
for throwing snowballs on the street. David
Edgar, same; al. Louisa Edelin, was fined %
for cursing too loud. Frank Butler, a vagrant,
was sent to the workhouse. Charles Jenniffer
and Jesse Cook, same charge; workhouse. j.
III. Moulton, throwing stones; 50. Louis Moran
cursing; IS. Alton NJ. Barney, riding on foot
walk; forfeited collateral. Samuel Anderson
assault and battery on Julia Fletcher; as and
costs, and 500 bonds TO keep the peace. SAM
johnson, assault and battery on Bird Jet; $40
and costs. John T. Rivers. colored, larceny OF
a box Of ginger, worth IS, from in front of a
grocery store on y street; $50, or sixty days in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-12

0Large numbers of colored people of LYNCH
purg, especially the more hardy men and BOYS
nave recently left for parts of the south and
west for the purpose of finding work.
HThere was no dissection of the bodies of
the Siamese twins yesterday. All that was done
was The perfection Of the plaster casts, which
were taken Tuesday.
~Two boys-"My father is In the custom
house" "Mine's in the station house." "My
iather can keep on stealing, and yours can't. -
Net0 Orleans Picayune.
0The Atchson (Kansas) Champiou RAYS
tnat handa, Woodson county, Kansas, wants
by water, the latter by wind"
- rhe Massachusetts, Senate vestsrdor
passed the resolution annulling and rescinding
the resolve Of 1872, which censured Chsrias
sumner Tor his action relative to the battle-
flags.
~An indignant matron winds ND philinnic
against sleeping cars with the clinchinp accu-
sation that the system forces young girls TO he-
come "familiariZed with that unaftractiye oh
ject, sleepy and unwashed man."
~It has been discovered that dose of four
drops of strong sulphuric acid in three-q uarters
Of tumbler Of water for adults, and smaller
dose for children, IN an infallible cure for dip
iberia.
~The "Equal Rights Union" Is the name of
q black secret society in Montgomery, Alabama,
pledges its members never TO vote for demo-
crat Tor ONCE under pain Of expulsion.
- The Rev. James Jones, miller and
preacher, Of Union Grove, Wisconsin, has been
uied for fraud and dishonesty. The council
i0ono mat che had not always handled the
ruth with sufficient careYulnese 70 meet the
demAnds o. veracity.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-12

ARREST OF NEW YORK Cock FIGHTRRs-A
Victory for Mr.. Bergh.-Y esterday morning, the
thirty seven cock fighters captured by Mr..
Bergh's officers and the police in the saloon of
John Mulholland, of No. 122 Mott street, were
arraigned before Judge Bixby, at the Tombs.
The evidence was so conclusive that his honor
decided to send the whole crowd, excepting the
proprietor of the den, to the special sessions for
trial at once. Mulholland was locked up, in
default OF 81 goo bail, TO appear at the general
sessions. A worse gang OF roughs were never
brought before court of justice. When the
officers rushed into the pit hand to- hand tuSsle
ensued, and several bruised heads was the re-
suit; but the front door being locked, every one
in the pit was captured. Two pair of gaffs OF
steel spurs, live and dead birds, and all the
other implements, were taken to the station
house-a neat and clever capture of bad and
dangerous crowd. With the exception of three
all were found guilty and fined $50 each.
Twenty,eight at once paid the money and were
released.-N. Y. Times, 1lth.
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The STRIKES IN NEW YORK CITY.-It ap-
pears strange that at a period of such wide
spread distress and suffering a body Of men
should voluntarily have abandoned work to
strive for higher remuneration. Thousands
wander about the streets eager to work for
bread only, and ii would seem that such mo-
ment is very unfavorable one for workingmen
to go on strike. But the capmakers and cigar
makers seem obstinate, and refuse to return to
work under the old conditions, hoping, under
pressure OF the spring trade, to force the en-
ployers to comply with their demands. An eff
fort Is being made to arrange the dispute through
mixed committee, and we hope that both par
ties, by their moderation, will put an end to a
state OF things injurious to their common inter-
ests.-N. J.. Herald, 18Th.
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W 0S0EmKtOm StOc& ENCo6o8C. y 90. 80.
Quotations. Furnished by Middleton Co., bdskers.
The following were the prices bid and ASKED az
the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day: Bank Stocks-Natl Metropolitan Bank,
S5 bid. City Passenger Railroads.&c. shtngton
and Georgetown stock, 40x asked; Metropolitan
stock, 20 bid, so asked; Columbia stock. % bid,
y asked; Washington and Georgetown bonds.
a asked; Metropolitan bonds, s. asked. Sundry
Institutional Theater bonds, J. & J.,7 per
cent, IS bid Masonic Temple bonds, F. Il A,
Per cent 81 bid; Washington City Gas Stock, i04
bid; Arlington Fire Ins. CO. stock, 100 asked.
District securities-lDlstrict of Col.)-wn. Co.
> bonds, re, j. & j., 1871, So bid, IS asked;
permanent improvement, re, j. & J., 1891.
eoa bid, coy asked twsshingtonl-5 year
year bonds, 6's, j. & j., ISIS, 80 bad, IS
asked; funded loan bonds (leg) 6's e., NJ. q N.
1902, 20 bid, so asked. (Georgetown)-Genera
stock, 6's, J. A. j. = o., at pleasure. 10. asked.
Board of Public works-Certifcstes. general
Improvement, s'sJ. & J.. ISIS, 74S bid, IS asked;
do; l1s77, % bid, T6X asked; do. series, 764
bid, so asked. Certificates, sewer, So, j. &
j., 1874, 75X bid, II X asked; do. 1875, - bid,
- asked; do. 1s,6; I24 bid, 70 asked; do. 1877
IN ibid, % asked; do. series. % bid, - asked.
Water certificates, Sc; 1871, ~ hid, 13a asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-12

Now THAT l AM SPEAKING of the social quail
tiles OF presidents, let me tell little story of
Mrs. Madison, which came to my ears while
ago. A long while the queen of Washington
society, accustomed to dictate its hours as we'll
as It's idols, she came back again after several
years absence for the winter. One of her old
friends, anxious TO do her honor, begged her to
come and spend the evening with a few friends.
One OF the guests arrived very early, little
before 8, believe, and found Mrs. Madison in
the dressing room. 'Oh, Mrs. Madison" she
said, al am so glad you are here already, for
now we can have long, quiet chat, before the
others arrive" "My DEAR" said Mrs. NJ sdison,
81 am just going home new!" Imagine the
length of those hours between and for both
hostess and guest aighd" in SpringEeld Re
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