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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-11

Detective Coomes, while walking on Indiana
avenue yesterday morning, and when near the
coInGr Of Second street, noticed two boys ap-
preaching, and having in their possession guam
tity of gas fixtures, old lead and copper probably
worth $40, which he felt satisfied had been taken
from some house and was about to be disposed of.
He started for the youths and succeeded In Sc
curing the one having the plumber, but the other
managed TO escape, dropping a bunch Of keys in
his hurry to depart. The boy captured was
taken TO police headquarters and gave his name
as Henry Thomas; the other is we'll known aud
will soon be arrested. Mr.. Robert Wfllett own
ing a fine house on Indiana avenue, visited the
central station and recognized all of the property
and also the keys.
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3. W. Reed & Sons,
FANCY GROCERS,
1914 F STREET NV,

The following are few Of the Goods We have in
as any other first class house.
A PRICOTS, Grapes, Plums, and Cages from
RUTTER, New York print-Peach, Apple and
ToFFEE, fresh Roasted and Ground, at old
~ prices. No advance.
nUNDEE and
RNe11suQ SIaE1.. Marmalaae.
EARlNA, MAIZENA,, Rice,
GRAPEs-Malaga,s,
HERBs-sago, 5sTo S clusters
ITALIAN Paste, M ho55GGan and Thyme
TELLlEs-Guava, q S5sP ,sas o",n.,
KEEP your accounts '4'n anu ounce
II and all other Extracts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. English,
u French and German.
nRANeEs-Havsns, Florida, ~
DOTTED MEATs-S5s s5%5' ~na -.D '.''H'l'
OUNCES from UaliToFPla TTS
DICE, Sage, Barley
CoUPs-TOmatO, Beef, Chicken,
y Ox-tail and others
u and Japan.
TRBANA and CataWba
TEaETABLEs-AsDaEagus, Tomatoes,
Trufies and Champignons.
"INES-Imported
" and Domestic.
vX ALES-Bags and
a. Fosters Bot:ling.
u and get
S1ACTLY what you want by going to B. W.
Il REED SONS. 1914 Street. feb16m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-11

The beautiful rectory of st. Johns church, Rev.
DR.. Atkins, incumbent, has been completed. It
is commodious and Well-built residence Of brick,
two stories and basement, with Mansard roof
(yet unfinished,) and, incredible as It may seem
to those who have inspected It, cost less than
ell 900. The architect was John Fraser, who en-
joys an enviable reputation, he having designed
decidedly the most beautiful buildings In the Dis
trict, such as that of the British Legation, Mr..
LoWrie, Mr.. Pollock. Walter s. Cox and notably
Vernon row, on Pennsylvania avenue. The
builders were Young & keenan,; the painting was
executed by Ed. Fowler, the plastering BY Hoff-
man Serrin, the brick masonry by W. A.
Hutchins, and the plum bling by s. Waters. W. ID.
WyVill, OF Washington, furnished the heater and
range, and generously denoted the beautiful par
Tor crate. Emmanuel Carstens whose admirable
work can be seen in so many churches, public
halls and mansions OF the District frescosd the
library in the most creditable manner, and this,
toe, without charge; while Governor Shepherd,
with that large-heartedness for which he is so
justly celebrated, donated the very beautiful
chandeliers and gas fixtures which tend so much
to the finish Of this admirably arranged rectory.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-11

1t Is sad commentary upon cur boastel civil
iZatiOn that the women Of our times have degen-
Grated in health and physique until they are lit
orally race Of invalids-paIe, nervous, feeble
and back-achy, with only here and there few
noble exceptions in the persons Of the robust,
buxom ladies characte risIic of the sex in days
gone by. By very large experience, covering
period Of years, and embracing the treatment OF
many thousands OF cases Of the ailments pecu-
liar 10 women, DIR. Pierce, of the Worlds Dispen-
sary, Buffalo, N. Y, has perfected, by the combl-
nation OF certain vegetable extracts, a natural
specific which he does not eXtOl as q cure-all but
one which admirably fulhlls a Singleness of pur-
pose, being most positive and reliable remedy
for those weaknesses and complaints that afflict
the women of the present day. This natural spe-
citc compound is called Dr.Pierce's FayOrite Pre-
scrtptton. The following are among those dis
eases in which this wonderful medicine has worked
cures as II by magic, and with a certainty never
before attained by any medicines: Weak back,
nervous and general debility, falling and other
displacemeRts Of internal organs resulting from
debility and lack of strength in natural supports,
internal fever congestion, Inflammation and Ill
ceIation, and very many other chronic diseases
incident to women, not proper to mention here, In
which, as well as in the cases that have been emu
merated, the Favorite Prescription effects cures
the marvel Of the world. 1t will not do harm in
any state or condition of the system, aud by
adopting Its use the invalid lady may avoid that
seVerest Of OTdeals-the consulting of family
physician. FaTorite Prescription IS sold by deal
eTs in medicines generally.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-11
Auction Sales To-day,

By DuncansOn Brothers:
At o'clock, improved property, on Second
street east, between II and streets south.
At 7:3O O'Clock, at No. llOl Pennsylvania avenue,
a choice collection Of oil paintings.
By Thomas Bowling:
At o'clock, q three-story brick dwelling
on the north side Of south ID street, between New
Jersey avenue and First street east.
By Jos. +. Kelley:
At $50 O'Clock, q valuable brick residence, on X
street, near st. AlOysiUs church, in square No.
6T5.
By b. H.Warner:
At $50 O'Clock, valuable Improved property,
two-story brick dwelling, situated on street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, north
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GASES NEW NAP OF THE UNITED

1t Is the most complete and accurate map of this
country that has ever been published. Its surveys
MADE up to tie latest dates, and IL Is the finest
and most elegant map made of any country IN the
world. IL is a complete county map, showing dis
tinctly every county In each State and Territory,
with all the county seats AMI other Important
towns. 1t Is Railroad Map, showing the line OF
States, British Provinces, Mexico and Cuba, with
all the principal stations on each road. IL Is
Typographical Map, showing all the mountain
ranges, river sys teps, water-sheus; Lake regions
and the tlantlc and Pacific coast. II shows where
the agricultural and mining regions must lie, aud
gives clear idea of the various sections it is OF
vast importance TO business men, as it shows
all the points of travel, the situation OF towns,
their distance from each other, and the lines of
railroad connecting with them. Il Is Invaluable
for the library and for schools, and must be seen
10 be Appreciated. Sold tn subscribers only by
Sole gents for The District OF Columbia 9I PENN
fe2-tf gylyania avenue,
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OITY ITEMS.


BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, DOUBLE
AND S1N0LE-BREASrED.
ENGLIsH wORsTED FRoCK COATS,
WITH VESTS TO MATCH.
BLACK DOESklN AND FIGURED CAS-
SlMERE PANTALUONS,
ORDERED WORK Ar SHORT NOTICE.
NOAH WALKER h CO.,
e25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Peruvian sYRuP.-ThIs valuable medicine has
been silently making It's way into public fayor By
the numerous remarkable cures Il has performed.
Its singular efficacy 10 owing 70 the profoEtde Of
sSngsd hs snd Ss n npIPP fdpm n 1bsS tss
element Of healthy blood can be supplied.
CossuMPTIyEr. TAKE NorrcE.-Eyery moment
Of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and
much depends on the iudicious choice OF remedy.
The amount Of teStlmonyin favor OF Dr.. Sehenek'I
exceeds all that can be brought 70 support the
Rretenlionl OF any other medicine. See DR..
many persons Of the highest reTpeotablllty who
naye been restored 70 health, AFTER being pro.
nSnneed ineurRele byphysielans Of acknowledged
ABILITY. Sehenek's Pulmonlo Syrup alone has
cured many, as these evidences will show; but
ns cure S = often promoted By the employment Of
Tor the purpose; These additional remedies are
Seheneks Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
i 5y tns timely use Of these medicines, according
case Of Consumption may be cured.
Dr. sehenek Il professionally at his principal
once, corner Sixth and Arch Streets PhIladel-
phia, every Monday, where ali letters for advice
must be addressed.
80 TO sl,00e
invested In Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent. .
month. Send fer particulars Tumbridge 90,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
THURsToH's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet,
twenty-five and fifty cents per bottle.
JOUvRN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovR CLEANER
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoH's PoMADB OPrIMR is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTKRs are the
very best All sold BY druggists.
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Ut FIIVtss
Warren ChOate & Co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs,
Pa. ave., corner Tenth street,
feb2 Vernon Row.
NJ e W b o o X 5 q.

1.-The Bavarial Highlands, by SchmId and Karl
Stieler, prOfusely Illustrated, with afu account OF
the habits and manners Of the hunters, pOachers
Wiyes' = by SIary Ciemmer Smes. .sThe STAR
ling by Norman Macleod, d. ID. The GreyilIe
Memoirs, - journal or the reigns Of King George
" and King William ", eilted by Henry Reeve.
1.-THE Puddleford Papers, or Humors Of lhe West. "
by Riley. Public and ParlOr Readings.'' by
Monroe. The Lille and the Cross, - by James
de Mile. HGrace for Grace, ~ by Rev. William
James. THE Testimony Of the Evangelist ~
Examined by the rules Of evidence administered in
courts Of justice,) by simon CIR, enleaf, LII. ID.
Law-'-The Science of Law by Amos. Free
man on Gotenancy and Partiti1n.n ''Redheld's
American Gases Upon the aw of Wills .'De-
csiOns OF Supreme COurs of the United States, -
as and 10 HOwa: d. by Justice Miller, associate
justice Of the court. Blank and Scrap Books; Eng
lish. French and American Note Papers, Visiting
Cards Drawing and Tracing Paper, Mathematical
INSTRUMENTS, &c. For sale by ". H. 8 u. II. Nor
rlson, Law Booksellers and Stationers, 40 Penn
sylyanla nv enue. feb2
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Tw0 Moustars

monster concert accompanies a monster draw
ing at the Public Library, at Louisville, KY, on
the 9th Of this month. Almost every note Of
music will represent bank note. The pIaudits Of
the audience will be given alike to Gilmore and
the gamer Of great gift. 1t is safe to say that
the applause which greets the luckiest man Will
outweigh even that which Gilmore's music will
fngDfrP ~
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NEW ADYERTIsEMETTs

New books at Solomon Chapman's.
A gold band bracelet has been lost.
Webb Beveridge, importers of fine china.
U. S. Marshal's sale, Wednesday, March 8.
Proposals for removing night-soil and garbage.
E. U. Townsend will lecture on Tuesday even
ing.
]. W. Boteler * Brother, house-furnishing
goods.
Duncanson Bros. will sell this evening fine oil
paintings.
Latimer & CIeary will sell on Friday, February
&c, valuable property.
Second sOciable of the Young Mems Christian
Association, Friday evening.
The Strakoch Grand Italian opera at the Ma
tlonal theatre Monday evening.
Duneansou Brothers will cell on Friday, Feb
ruary Il, lot Of household furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-11
Kansas Reliaf

1t is proposed to expcnd the receipts Of the
Hawthorne entertainment in unbleached cotton,
and fill out q box with half worn garments of any
description and halEEorn shoes The box will be
dispatched at the earliest possible period and
any one having articles 10 contribute can send
them to the IeEidence Of Mrs. l. A. HopkIns
franklin bookstore, III Pennsylvania avenue
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Fire.

Yesterday afternoon, about $50 O'Clock, an
alarm was sounded from box thirty.tWo, caused
by the discovery Of fire in the frame building
used as an ofice at the lime-kilns Of the Messrs
Cooley, corner Of Twenty-seventh and L streets
northwest The flames were extinguIshed after
doing about $500 worth Of damage, which is fully
covered BY insuIanee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-11
LEGAL.


TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRlCT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
IN AND FOR SAID DISTRICT.
In the Matter OF the Real ana Personal
Property of the First National Bank of No. 265.
Washington, d. G.
Edwin L. Stanton, receiver OF the First Ma
tiOnal Bank of Washington, d. C., having re-
ported to the court that under and by virtue Of
order of this court in the above entitled matter,
passed the DC day of July, 1874 ne did the 9Th
day of December, 1874, sell at public auction the
clearinghouse of said hank and the furniture and
appurtenanCes thereof to the Citizens National
Bank Of " ashington, being the highest bidder at
such sale, for the sum of seventy-twO thousand
dollars, (s2 0Ce) payable in installments as fol-
lows: One third cash, and the residue in one and
two years, in equal tnstallments, bearing interest
at six per cent. per annum.
1t is theTeupon this 9th day Of January, 1875,
ordered that any all persons having objection to
the ratification and confirmation of said sale shall
have opportunity to show cause against such ratt-
hcatiOn and con hrmatiOn on or before WEDNES-
DAY, the third day of February, 1875, and shat
copy of this order shall be inserted in TIE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN every other day until said
cate. -
A true copy-TesT: X. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
BY L. P. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
ia2t-ThSMtd
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Not Called For.

An injudieious system Of taking strangers
orders for garments 10 be "mRde to order" With
out requiring deposit on them has LEFT on our
hands the following:
sIxHANDsoMEw oRsTED (DlAGoNAL)
SUITS.
TWO BLUE CLOTH FRoCK COATS AND
VESTS, (SATIN LINED1
EIGHT PAIRS OF TROUSERS.
ONE SURTOUT oVERCOAT, SATIN
L1 MTId l,,rn,,,u wr,,r- or,
(SATIN LINED.)
We will dispose Of any OF the above ct s5 cents
on the dellnr, A. SAKS & CO.,
$40 Seventh street.
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CUR SISTER CITY CLAMoRINa.
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Quinsy, Inhamed Tonsils and Air Passages are
promptly cured BY the use Of Ponds Extract. 1t
never fails
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DISTRICT RETROCESSION.

MASS MEETING IN GEORGETOWN.
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T1EE CARE OF YOUR V1LUaRrPS

Gall and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, CORNER Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. TOR salo
keeping of securities, Jewels Eilver-ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TaksDarHins JrOmt hs Chicago end Boston arsI
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NANCY NAMES DON'T MAKE GOOD
~ DIG AIRS. Try the 30. for Is cents, and
beat them r you can. SIS better than los iO's bet
Der than l5's, l5s better Than 2l's sold
in this city or any other. To be had only az $50
Seventh street northwest, sign OF the big clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-11

A Winnings
~ And awning frames, manufactured BY j. o.
HOGAN 7l3 Market Space. Awnings for stores,
public buildings hotels, and private residences At
nStory prices. Flags and cSmp-meeting tents FOR
Sole agent for the o ~ genuine MldeE-groof
Awning Goods. ieis-1
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Abraham Lincoln,
The Avenue Theatre.

The company at the Avenue theatre having
been completely filled up, appeared to excellent
advantage last night. The programme was q
hrst-elsss one, and the audience most respectable
and orderly. The transformation worked In that
wonderful
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

O.O.o-O~,OI~y~l~,~O.~,O-O .~~.O-~~~(IICOC
T .ENTEN READING.
''LeDten Thoughts - brief Meditatlons'
Dear Feast ofLert, by author of ''Rutle ige
''Helps TO a Holy Lent, 'fby Bishop Huntington.
"A Rosary for Lent; or, Devotional Re4diags.''
1.-THE Social Laws of God, by WashbUrn.
'tCounse and Comfort for Daily Life.''
"Spina Christi, Musings in Holy WeeS,'' by
Chas. II. Hall, ID. d.
''Theughts for Lent, - by OXender.
1.-THE Call of Lent TO Say MO, - by Potter.
A large variety of Suitable books for Lent.
WM, BALLANTYNE,
feblC-tf as Seventh street.
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WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.

WAST1INd ] UH HAVI THnU.
WHY IT SHOULD BE CONTINUED.
VIEWS FROM A COMPETENT SOURCE.
sDKE EXCELLENT SUGGESTIONS 70 CONGRESS-.
cempsrisea between It and Other Yards.
FLIR ARGUMENT ron CONFEDERATION.
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VIEWS FROM A COMPETENT SOURCE.
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Valentines

A large assortment of beautiful Valentines
all prices.
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can he delivered n the navy yard at Washing
ton in the same G.. in whish it vas shipped at
the mines
In view of these facts, and which are patent to
every man in this city who has given any atten-
tiOn to the subject. It cannot be said that the
Washington navy yard is remote from supplies
OF timber, iron ard coal" but it will be admitted
that IL is practically within the centre Of these
supplies.
Il is true that the number Of sskiIled artisans
is iEIted' in the District of Columbia as com
pared with the great cities OF Boston, New YORK
and Philadelphia, but il is equally trse that thfs
District has produced skilled artisans large
numbers Of whom are now residing here equal 10
any in those cities. II any member Of the Senate
committee had CHANGED to be present al the
navy yard, at a time when skilled artisans were
required, after q cessation o. work, for weeks or
months, and witnessed the rush by the crowd 10
secure employment, he might probably have
been induced TO qualify the remark 50 far as the
word ''limited" iE concerned.
The committee seem TO have lost sight Of the
TACT that the large commercial and manuEac-
turing city Of Baltimore, second in importance on
the Atlantic seAb0ard only 10 PHILADELPHIA and
u1es distance from the Washington navy yard
ana from that city could be drawn, upon very
DfleI notice, all the skilled artisans that would
NC fSluTeH 70 meet any conceivable emergency.
AtII years Of labor, and the expenditure Of
niIlons OF money Ornate the facilities at League
Island that now exist at WASHINGTON WORK can
then be done at the former that can now be done
At the last named naval estabIishment: but. as
I9Dor and material command as high q rate st
cannot be done cheaper. ' -0
The committee advance as one OF the leading
arguments in favor Of the cOntinuance of the
navy yards at New York, Charlcstown and
League. Island that they are IosateS E,,, ITH
the deienCes Of great cities" This Is $500
reason for their continuance, AMI one which NAV
be applied TO the washing IN navy yard with
PECULIAR EMPHASIS.
The Washington navy yard ''Iies within the
deleIces" Of Washington city. 1t is true that
Washfrrto cannot be called IPreatf' in the seDgn
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~ fHc J-ttlcT " ne s>iur.
The long. looked-for and by many good
people much-dreaded schedule" is out. Yes
Mr. Editor, l have been notified by one Dem
mis- O'Neill 70 return TO him an account Of all
j possess i'm the way OF personal property.
including bonds deeds OF trust, MORTGAGES
credits, cash. in bank ami on hand. as well
as all "choses III whatever they
are-&c., &c, OF which 1 was seized and
possessed" on the first day of April, 1875.
The object of this notice is To enable the
aforesaid Dennis O'Nell 20 collect from me
one and a half per cent. on the total value OF
the above. Being a law abiding citizen. and
not intending to be- outdone, even by the hon
orable Commissioners of the District in the
matter OF living up to the very letter or the
law, have referred 10 the act OF Congress 20
see by what authority Dennis O'Neill de-
Hvers me this schedule.
Section 10 reads as follows: The assessors
pTofttGd '0T n his act shall d,iic.y 10 each per
son, or leave the same at his residence or
known place Of business one Of said blanks
and also TO the proper officer NJ each corpora
non, ana TO each guardian. executor. a,tmin-
lstfatOr, or firm, and the person to whom adj
dressed shall I'll up the same, and make and
sign the affidavit 10 the truth thereof as
Aforesaid before the said oLssessUy. Wi j. here
by authorized to administer said oath" &c
Section II reads rs follows: That the Com
mlSsiOnerS OF the District, or their Successors
in Office shall appoint fac competent persons
10 Be assessors. and 10 hold Office for the term
of one year" &c.
On the 18th day OF March, 1875 the Com
missiOners did, in accordance with the above
section, appoint the following persons 20 Je
assessors, namely: VIM. III. Ciagett, Geo. w.
iiarkness, John II. Brooks, and Robert z.
Dodge.
At the interview between the honorabl
commissioners and the Citizens Committee.
held on the ist instant, rs reported in TuE
STAR, Mr.. DennisiOn said in relation To the
law: I'VE have no authority To change a
word either in the tcXt or in rs nieIljpy, De"
Now this being the case II necessarily fol-
lows that Dennis ONciil is nor an assessor
nor has he any authority 10 act under the
law, the power of the Commissioners being
limited 10 the appointment OF fiue ostl, and
they atone are authorized To assess. The
commissioners or assessors have no more
right % appoint an assistant than would the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United states have 10 appoint the mar
shat OF the District of Columbia or any other
servant OF the court to preside on The SUI
rreme b. ch. IL is therefore very certain
that there viii be no attention paid - this
attempt W'gUUg To execute q law confessedly
one rOus. unnecessary and Ambiguous.
MFE.a-I
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QHofditcHS tsrHtsisd ~ Middleton q %. b0akas.
Th- following were the pfIces bad and asked AZ the
meeting ot the v tshinCtnn Stock Exchange O. day
L. :. Gold. liz bad. Bank Stock--Ns'i1Hai Metre
noliian Bank, Ito bid, llS asked. Second National
fauk. - askad Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank g Georgetown ln4 hid: Citizens' National
Bank, ll0 bad, ll6 asksd. City Passenger Raj
roads-Metrop ulitan Stock, Is hid. - asked. Co
luIEtia Stock, " bid. ~ asked: Nor lpalitan
bond~, - I'D. Sunary Ii-t-Natiunal Theatre
bonds, J. J.. per cent, - bal, Masonic Temple
bonds. p. \, q. C., gold. % hli. Washing
ton tuH Gas TO, 50 hid. Great Falls Ice Compaug
stock, 81 bad. a. asked: Arlington fire Insurance
Company stock, lHsAs hid. lln asked; National Me
truplllan trr Insurance Go. stock, Ia hid Tor,s-
ran flrv lnsErauc' company. lu2 hid. d. rist -
curltic~-t District Il Columbia '-Nn. 80. :. Bd>.
= & D. l~-4- -. %, q. a. bid, 20 a-ksl. ghi
Gag Relief Bonds : =, J. . lS77. ~ bil. PermA
nent Imp, o.. x. J. 4 J ., ls9I - had. 80 askel
de-. J, lNgl ~ bad, Market Sick bond
>, !. ls92 -9 bad. Water Stock bouds, .. , 4
J ., 1871 ~ bad, 10. Ia 3. ~ bad 65 Funded Loan
large 6,'a Ind, ga a-ksl small 6, bod GA a~k"l
" a. hingtuu - Five Year Ger 10, NAN.
lssS. 90 hid. lUl s-kri, Ten Year Boads. o..
!. a ). lo-S. - bad. Funded Loan Bonds. L.g D
o 2. NJ 4 lH2. ~ D hid. Cerfifcate- u STOCK
ll>t5' o =, A. !. a o.. az plea-ure, = bid.
tH.crEtnW 90 'Hl-ral >..Ck-. -. !. a J. O.. tSSi
- hid, Do, g.. az Tlsa IS bid Board 4 Public
Nurks-t erttcaycs Gen. Imp, -. J. 4 o., la7a. a.
bad u asked. Do. ISIS. ~ hla- "a asked. DO. ls76,
"ll hid. a s-ked, do lS77, 49, bad, n s-xei Do.
lN,S, gJi4 bal, n a~kri. d.. Series. a. bid Csrtth
GATES, Sever. -. y. 4 }. lS4, IS. 80 =, =.
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