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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

BOYS IN BLUE.-Columbla Union Veterans,
tlIo or Boys In Blue met last night at Grand
Atnly nan, A. Hart in the chair, and Major
members and four honorary recruits were added
10 the list OF members. The club with three
companies Is now fully organized as O battalion
ara u Is expected IL viii reach to a regiment
The club Is now o1fcered as follows: Colonel. a.
hart; lieut. coloneis II. w. Brels;ord and
>. ). PATTERSON: majors, Thomas Ii. Mcbride
ara John Cameron; captain ard quartermaster,
j. +. Edgar; captain and aid, j. w. Wneeler
and Col Z. F. O'Brien, marshal. Company A.
CAPT ain, +. ID. Town; first lieutenant j Frank
Mi.ler; second lieutenant. j. E Engle. Con-
PSny B-Captaln, E. L. Grant; first lieutenant,
i. &. Stevens; second lieutenant. T. E. Thom9e'
Company C-Captain. Josiah Shaw; first lieu
tenant, L. I. Mitchell; second lieutenant, A. l.,
Pltney. Gen. e. c. Ford, department com.
Inanoef, visited the club, and was received with
great enthusiasm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

officer one day came across a private soldier be-
longing to ole of the most predatory companies
OF the Irish brigade. The fellow had the iifeless
oodles OF goose and hen tied together by the
you steal those, you rascal?" the officer de-
handed steal, is it! Faith was marching
along with Color Sergeant Mcguire, and the
goose-bad cess to it-came out and Kissed at
the American flag, and bedad shot him on the
spot" But the hen, sir? how about the hen?''
Its the hin. is it? Bad luck to the hin. l
caught her laying eggs for the rebel army, and
as federal soldier l couldn't stand that auv-
how, and give her lick that stopped that act
of treaSOu!D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

De MAN OR WOMAN, Christian or sinner, who
caht visit de theater Widout feelin' wicked
hang up On pole 'longsde o. dried apples De
man who eGlagtnes dat de Lawd put him on
alrth to carry face like Dutch cheese and TO
shet his soul up like an oyster. has no bizness to
turn aroun' an tell odder folks how happy
az gels am In heaven. AS to boss racin', it Kin
be card 10 extremes, same as lots OF odder fings
CUT %hen IND man who turns away from
square, honest race whar de beS' boss am gwine
10 win, sot him down as chap who sarves de
LaWd On Sunday an beats de grocer an boocher
doorln de balance OF de week.-DetrOi, Free
Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Thos,
LouDdOn county, Va; Geo. D. Quackenbush and
Ellen Boyle; w. A. WilkersOn and Susie A.
Smithson; Harry Tate aud Anna q. KeItnley;
Michael II. Becker and Annie Mackin; L. W.
Daniel and Hattie B. T1llett, of Loudon county.
Va; L. Freshman, of Columbus. Miss, and Re.
gina Rice; Tobias Powell and Mary Coombs;
Chas. E. Davis and Epsey Scott; John NJ Talb 1t
and Rosa B. Guy,
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Complaint of a Bicyclist.

EuttOT NTUf:-I would Ike 70 call the atten.
ton or the police to the annoyance and peril
bicycle riders undergo through the cusseinesS
OF the rabole that seem to live In the streets,
They attempt 10 throw brooms or any con
venient article through the wheels. and il They
are not successful they either make you run
over lt or they run behind and throw the back
wheel up, thereby throwing you over the trout
ana causing you serious injury. / merely wish
you 10 put this I'm so as to warn those bows, as
we intend to see that we are fully protected.
Very respectfully. RIDER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

NASIiNGT0N BRANCH IRISH LAND Lg.GrE -
meeting OF IRISH citizens TOOK nIace Iayf 49,
az Association hall. Pennsylvania avelue nfsar
an street. the purpose being the formation or
me Parneil Irish land league To aid the Land
M@gue cI ireland Major j. r. PI1naett was
elected president ana MIR. D. A. ErOsnan sarra.
taiy and treasurer. y motion was adoptet in
which it was decided TO name the society the
Washington Branch OF the Irish Land Leagt,1e
a resolution was adopted setting the member
snip lee at i've cents per week. The following
trustees were elected 90 control the tinanc+s
Nlth power 10 Cal! meetings. etc: ID. 4. Br0s
LHah' !. 81; Plant, David Reardon, 5 Grady.
VIM. Smith, Felix NuldOo1 James iaokey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

THE BUTTING HOMEOPATHIC case of James
Stokes, on the charge OF manslaughter in killing
Charles Kane, about 2I years ago. third trial)
by quitting him and fracturing his Skull was.
yesterday afternoon, argued to the jury By Mr.
Perry, for the government who was followed
by Mr.. L. Robinson for the prisoner who spoke
until the hour Of adjournment. This morning
he resumed, and spoke for 4 hours longer. MI.
Cook followed for the defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

Two POLICEMEN CHARGED WITH AssAULTING A
SMALL BoY.-This morning, In the Police Court
Pol1cemen- Daily and Daniel s. Williams. were
John Quill, who testified that about mid
night last Thursday night, as he was Sitting on
his porch at the corner OF 81 and streets
southwest, he saw these officers pass. and said
TO them, Now I've got YOU" when they ran
him into his yard, and Williams struck at him
with his club, and witness threw brick at
them, when Daily shot at him, the bullet pass
Ing through the fence, about two inches above
his head. knocking splinter Off, which cut his
face, and lodging In the next house. Witness
was afterwards arrested and taken to the sta
ton house, and broke out and ran, ana was
shot at three times by the officers, aud was
caught and dubbed by Williams on the way
back TO the Stat1OnhOuSe. May Fisher a coIored
woman: testified that about ~ O'Clock on the
MIG ut In question she saw two men. who looked
Ike DEFENDANTS standing by Mr.. Quill's fence,
and one of them said to some one, ..I'il put this
pistol ball through your heart" John Bird
down Sd street about half past - o'clock last
Thursday night, and saw young Quill pursued
by two officers, who fired three shots at him
and afterwards captured him. The bullet made
from the ground; which is about three or four
which was exhibited to the court. was
about 80 feet from the fence, through
which it passed. Officer Daily took the
stand. and testified that he and Officer VIII
tr
southwest on the night in question. Just subSe-
quent to coming out OF restaurant, when they
heard some one say. Now I've got you; saw
where you came from" and witness went after
him to see who It was, when the boy ran into
his gate and looked over the fence, when o 1icer
Williams struck the fence with his baton, and
me pey then threw bricks at them. and witnes 50
fired his pistol In the air. Officer Williams
then testified to about the same effect,
describing the occurrence. how himself
and OFFICER Daily went into this restaurant to
arrest the proprietor on warrant and In COM
Ing out they weSe rudely accOSted By the boy
who, after several insulting remarks, ran away,
AID himself and Daily pursued him. The boy
was aiterU ards arrested on ~ street, and taken
TO the station house by witness, who put the
nippers On him, but did not strike or abuse him.
The case was argued by Mr. Padgett for the
Officers. and Mr. Hayden for the government.
Judge Bundy said that he did not think the
language OF the boy sufficient provocation for
the action Of the officers. He had no doubt
but shot was fired by Officer Daily throu III
the fence. and in close proximity te the boy
and had IL killed the boy he would be guilty of
ielonious homicide. He saw nothing In WI
Mans conduct TO hold him. Ia the case Of
OFFICER Daily he imposed fine OF $50 or 60 days
Id jail. An appeal was noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

A DELICIOUS SENSATIONAL man with his face
drawn into wrinkles and his hand on the place
where the lower end Of his vest rested. crawled
into Doctors office on G street yesterday, and
remarked between gasps:
"a DOctaire, ZiS eeS re dewitt
what's the NATTER" asked the sawbones.
~ ave re mos delicious pain In re bowel"
'The What:"
Delicious agony, by gar-ze most-what you
call? Yes, exquisite, delcfouS-We-e-e."
lie vas relieved Of his delicious sensation for
SfO.-Ner00G Chronicle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

A California Jus ice, In q moment OF anp ".
said that the law ers In case on trial bef)re
ne apologized, and fined himself $40 for G "a.
tempt OF court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

MALARIAL FEVER prevails In Springfield
Mass, to an extent never before known there
Ills estimated that there are nearly 1000 cases.
generally, however, of a mild type. The State
Board or Health has been Investigating the
subject, and in response to inquiries tie nhysi-
cans OF Springfield and vicinity assert that the
!eVer Is extraordinarily prevalent up and dosn
lhe connecticut Valley. In their opinion. there
mas Deen steady p!osfess Ola malariai wave
rom New Jersey northeastward. Tor eight or
explain. AZ 0-o 0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

Now Is THE TINE to change your clothing and
large variety OF ready made clothing and
underwear for men and boys, at very low prices
CPS pennsylvania avenue. Call on that old and
reliable finn. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

JULIUS LASsBURGH'S annual fall display OF car
petings, upholstery goods ana parIor rIiroitnra
rem Ills new establishment, SO Ith street. will
Invitation extended 10 NIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
LOCAL II EWS.
l,,usen,euts &C. Toni:

EIJy.d-S O5e5U H0ptSP.-MauT1ce GTauS CON-
lany Ia La File du TambOur Major"
National T7eGteT.-Herrmann'5 wonders and
mysteries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

go 18th st.
LOD1LLE's HEADACHE SrECIFIc the greatest
cure ever introduced for headache.
MEMS SUITS, youths suits and boys suits
Large variety, handsome selections, good arli-
Giles and low prices, at Geo. G. Henning'S, 40
lth St Your inspection is invited.
Itching Piles
Is one OF the most annoying diseases in the
world and yet all can find sure relief by the use
or Or. Strnpne's Ointment. 1t has been tested
In thousands OF instances, and Invariably
makes sure cure. The symptoms are molS-
ture. like perspiration, intense itching, increased
10y scratching. very distressing. particularly at
night, as II pin worms were crawling In and
about the rectum. the private parts are some
times affected. Procure the ointment at once.
Sold by all druggists.
"BUCBUPABA"-QuiGk, complete cure TO 9
days; all urinary complaints; 81, a. druggists
Fer Washington at $50 Pa ave.
"RoUGn ON RATs."-Ask druggist fer Il. II
clears cut rats, mice, reaches, bed -puga 16c.
oox; for Washington at aSe Pa. avenue,
"ALDEKEEY WAGONS "-FreSh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered in 5 los.
Ward" prints. S5c. per 10. Also. cottage
cheese, butterniik and sweet milk sc. per at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

dents from paradng in political process ,toas
Professor Hitchcock has discovered FIN :,
Maine. Whether any Of the recent voters there
discovered any tin is a question which only the
political committees can decide.-N r H3,uI1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

C0NF1SCATED SHORT-WEIGHT BuTTRR-Mr.
James Small, sealer Of weights and measures.
seized from market woman named Sarah j.
Anderson 10 prints OF country butter weighing
six ounces less than the proper weight; also ID
prints from Mary SaXton, weighing nine ounces
less than the proper weight; and after instruc-
tons from the court proceeded to sell the same
at public auction at corner of 9th and streets
and deposited the proceeds with the District
treasurer to the credit OF the District of Colum.
b1a. This he proposes to follow up every mar
ket day, until he rids the clty of Short weight
and measure dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

orann LITTLE TIE GIRL in Belfast. Me-, recently
cropped her don and broke its arm. The dol,
was 1avorlte one, and the accident was To the
t tdi,ia a. calamity OF the severest nature The
Tears started Tie little lips were trembling with
Stei, WHeh bright thought struck her. with
neam1ng face she exclaimed: "Pana 7 don
n as care, after ALL Perhaps it Will be MT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

Orr LONG EXPERIENCE. constantly tncre,saa
business ana unequaled facilities enable us TO
oiier larger and inner lire OF bows and chill
Grens clothing than Others, and at lower prices
Than common goods are sold elsexhere. II
ko5lDson & Co, Boys Clothing House, 9O9
PENNSYLVANIA ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

- OUR STOCK OF flne shoes for ladies and gentle
men far exce,s any previous season. MN.
Yer OF novelties In fine furnishings have been
ADDED this week to the already choice stock a,
northwest. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

THE LATEST THING In the way OF ssellv Is
done as follows: The better says to his victim,
.'l'il bet six dollar hat that can name TWEEN
ty-One states that Will go for Hancock His
victimiZer adds, '.Ill bet fall overcoat thar I
can name four other states" 1t is at this point
that your gigantic intellect wants TO come
to your rescue" Don't take his last bet unless
you want TO take SILK hat and pay for an
oyercoat for the other fellow. There Is no rea
son In the world why he can't name four other
states. See: Yet, several men In Norwich here
yielded to the tempter.-N0rgrich Sar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

TO PROCURE flrst-caSS overcoat Is nothing
new Dy paying merchant tailor very higI,
price, out 10 have such a one very little worn
ST. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

REAL ESTATE SALE.-MessrS. Walter b. VII
Hams q Co, auctfOneeTs, sold yesterday after
noon Tor " N. t. Hoffman and Albert f. Fox
trustees, lot NO. Isl, In MorrfsOn's subdlvisi3n
Of part OF square No. S65, with Improvements
thereon consisting OF three-stOry brick dwell
ing, on COiumpia street, between L and q StS
Nv. 10 ID. L Morrison Tor 81 GEO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

LARCE SALE or furniture, carpets, &c, at oil
street IcTtI W st, tomorrow morning al 10
G'clGCk. -o' 81 AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

AT tbs ALEXANDRIA, Va, FAIR YESTERDAY
lleTe was larger attendance than On previous
Gays. There are shooting galleries, turn tables,
dummy horses for sports also machinery, a
Ciuer mill, &C., &c. Arrangements are Don =
ace Tor base pail matca between q falder
nlhe and TeadIuSter nine. Arrangements
WEE MADE Tor the usual display OF stock In
procession round the grounds today and for
thEee enc mile races, a runaiag race for So
n aI,Oo'Ing race Tor s55 and pacing race for So
Ing iunAlnS race yesterday was won by MAJ
Sie L, tlne 2:0', 2.O9; the trotting race was
SoH oy chester. time 2:35H: pacing race won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

o, OF 20 GOO 600 American population, 1t L. sad
oae- third use DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

PILES CURED without the knife. DR.. Shrader,
$40 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

"BUCBrPABAD-QuiGk, complete cure TO 6
days al urinary complaints; S., a. druggists.
Fer Washington at $50 Pa ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

NEW FAIL DRY GOODS received daily. Prices
lowest Towson's, CSC Pa. ave, south side, uear
9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
District Government Affairs,

The District Commissioners have received an
Invitation from Mayor Latrobe of Baltimore,
to paitic pate in the celebration Of the 15Oth an
more.
Lieut.. +. V. Greene has directed that street
lamps be erected as follows: 2on Washington
between West aud Road SITS; on Greene be-
tween West and Road StS.: 3 on Montgomery
between West and Road sts and on Road
GeorgetowD; on Sth, between and SITS. n.
W. on p, between AZ and Water SITS. sw.
The tax sales were continued to-day at the
usual hour. the attendance of bidders being
more numerous and the bidding more spirited
than on the preceding days No tax certid-
cafes Will be issued until the close Of the sales
which VIII probably be next Tuesday or We'd
nesday, when parties can come forward and
settle their amounts without additional cost
and get their certificates.
The report of Health Officer Townshend for
the week ending september % shows 4S] null
sances abated; tons OF garbage removed, 494;
dead animals removed. 12S; and tie usual record
PRODUCTS and other food. The pound report
shows 1O5 animals impounded. SO redeemed. 60
killed, SO remaining in pound.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The mortality in this District for the week
ending September % was 7S-S less than the
week previOus-Or at the rate Of 90. SO per 1000
per annum. OF the decedentS, 19 were white
males 81 white females. % cOlored males and 10
colCred females, showing an annual death rate
or 1888 per 600 for the white and 1898 for the
cOlored population. Five white and Is coored
were under years OF age: IL white and col
oied were GO and over. There were ST births
repOfted-26 white males, 80 white females 20
colored males and IL cOlored females showing
an annual birth rate OF 1883 per 900 for the
white and 26 SIS for the coloTed population.
Marriages reported, 12-white, I; cOlOred 5.
SUDDEN DEATHs.-Mrs. NJ. B. Dayton, of
Philadelphia, dropped dead while standing on
the steps OF new building, On @ street. near
18th street northwest, about - o'clock to-
day. The coroner was notified, and after
reviewing the remains. gave a certificate OF
Geath from heart disease. The body was re-
moved TO the residence OF Mr. W, ID. Baldwin.
1902 18th street northwest.
A colOred man. named Edward LomaX, died
very suddenly, about IL o'clock to-day, in
Pleasant Alley between Sd and 4 Is and q and
III streets southwest, without the attendance OF
aspbystcian. Heart disease is supposed to have
been the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

U.OUD .In.
kSIGETS THAPLAR AT THE BALTIMORE Cr5r
BkATioS.-MeSSrs. MarSton. Anderson ana on
Pei. committee representing IL. Knights
TtLnplar or Baltimore, arrived In this CITY YES
terday and had an interview with the eminent
commanders or the several Communicates IN
This jurisdiction at the EOoitt House, their OBJ.
Ject Being TO secure the attendance or the Tenn
lars from this District IN Baltimore on the oc;a.
slcn OF the Masonic parade. the invitation was
accepted by the eminent commanders, aud
washington No. l, Columbia No. g Potomac
10. 3 and DeMOlay No. viii visit Baltimore on
me 18th pIoxlIno and participate In the process
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

LOD1LLES HEADACHE SPECIFIC the greatest
cure ever introduced for headache,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

"A! ALExANDRIA FAIR--The Potomac Ferry Co.
VIII dJIlbg the four days of the FAIR max
special trip from Alexandria at IO.an n N,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30

"RoUGn ON RATs."-Ask druggist fer Il. II
clears cut rats. mice, reaches, bed -puga 1ec.
Q box; for WashIngIOn at 4SG Pa. avenue
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A TRUE TONIC.

EOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE An elegant
II double bank ''Smith American Or
GAN" with pedal bass attachments. for HEsSSA
only $3.50; Just the Thing for an organ stu-V wv
cent, Or would acswer spendidly for small Church
or Sunday School, will sell upon easy N onthly pay
ments to reliable party.
sIDIEY r. NIMUO,
sep2o-6t 40 rlth st. m. w,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-30
Gas COOKING STOVES.

" ~
The Washington Gas Light Compauy have at their
Office. on 18th street all assortment Of the Sun
ID al Gas COOKING STOVES, in various sizes
and patterns This is the Stove used 10y Miss Dods
in her lecture on Cookery.
Call sNd examine them. &ug23
National Republican., 1880-11-23
wANTED-sETUATaoNs.

GTTu ALTON by Indy; underwear and chdren''
- clothes speciality; best Of references. AddroB.
Miss u Il, city postoflce. no2
National Republican., 1880-11-23
FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT, /
WAsHIEGroN, ID. c., Oct. 20, 1880 J

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt this Dc
partment. UNTIL u O'CLOCK NOON, on THE
2GTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1881, for furnishing n
new kind OF mail locks and keys for the sole and eX
elusive use OF the United States through registered
mails
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent b dding any prescribed
model OF lccS and key would tend to impair, II not
entirely destroy the further utility o such locks and
keys for the purposes OF the mails, the Postmaster
General prcscrbes model sample for bidders,
but relics for n selection on the mechanical skill md
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors
hereby invited, may develop in samples submitted
by them.
Specifications OF the conditions and requirements
relating to proposals, samples contract, etc. as we'll
rs forms of proposal will be furnished Application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster. General
No pr posa Will be conBderod unless Il shall have
been submitted In accordance with such specification
and forms.
The contracts which may be made will be In con.
formity TO the specifications and the accepted pro-
rosa But the right ls, however reserved TO reject
any ma all OF the proposNls.
National Republican., 1880-11-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Sew YORK Money Market

NEw YORK, Nov. -, 1850.
Money was active at 800 per cent. and closed at
per cent
for long ana 4s2l l'@iS1& for short sight
GovernmcutDundS" "ero generally strong at 20 q
per cent higher for 4 - AMI ls
State bonds were moderately active, Alabama
class sold NJ $1,000 9; louisiana consols at jllt
@5lI4; North Carolina SKIES now issue to Chatham
railroad, nl4l2g44, and Virginia skies, deferred,
at Is,
Railroad bonds were irregular. Erie cousol sec.
onds rose to lOll3 and declined To lOOla. Texas
Pacific (iiiu Ggaude diyison) tirsis sold at 1%0
0i3I and incomes ut 20. Eansgs Pacific cOnsOl
irsts rose t1 lOi3i and reacted TO iOiA. C., {. &
l. G. iirsis fell oil from III to no. do. Supplemental
rlcs from l0j to loI5 and incomes from j9- to 59%
Kansas ~ Texas frsls declined from ilG, = 70 ll64
and do. seconds from "a 10 1874. Lchigh IL Wilkes
barre incomes rose from 81 - 10 ~.
The stock market was characterized by great Oc-
tiyity and the business was immense. Prices
opened NJ mn advance OF lf4l3 per cent, the lat.
ter In Chicago burlington quincy, and subsG.
quently rose j2a9l@ per cent Michigan Central,
the Granger shares Gnd western Union ,oauing the
improvement. About midday Il reaction of 4Wl3s
per cent took place, but during the afternoon the
speculation again became sirOug and further nd-
vance Of lI@25 per cent was recorded. Ia the
late dealings sales 20 rtGlHG pTohla caused IeaC
ton OF i4gll9 per cent
The Transactions aggregated Gl0Ol0 shares in.
Guiding c., &. 4 ]. G, iQOJ, Chesapeake e Ohio
800 G., g., c. ~. l. 1907 Delaware Lackuwanna II
Western 400 Delaware n Hudson GOJO, Denver
4 Rio Graiide GOUl Eric 1900 Hannibal Il ST. 10.
seph 1900, Iron Mountain 100, Kansas ~ Texas
GOlO Lake Shore 50 600, LAKE Erie x Western iCO)
Louisville q NashyilcHb0l, Michigan Central TO-
90. Northwestern $500, Nashville u Chattanooga
5000 New Jersey Central 1900 New York Central
2 90 Northern Pacific 1900, Ohlo Il Mississippi
10000, Pacific Mail 300, Reading 5000, Rock
Island 5000, St..PUu 10000, 81. Paul u Omaha 5000,
Union PuriC IL 900 Wabash Pacific $1,000 Western
Union l0OJ and Illinois Central 3,OjJ
The closing quotations were as fuNOWs