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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-07-25

Secretary Rusk has removed
w. w. w. Bowie, State Agent Of
the Agricultural department for
Maryland, and abolished the
office, for the reason that the
information desired can be obtain
ed by regular employees Of the
department here for less money.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

ing, she must see that II Is done. Here
the Judge recited Meredith's well.known
lines beginning
1--WE may live without poetry. music and art, etc
Now, aside from the jist that runs
through the poetry Of Owen Meredith,
the reality should be prudent and decent
marriage at the proper time. That day
will come. 1t almost always comes. When
it does come be true 10 that pledge, as you
must be true to your duties and obligations
as lawyer, and you will be successfuland
happy.
Continuing, the eloquent gentleman
made further and happy Illustrations, EN-
phaszing his lesson that work is the key
to success in law as in all other fields OF
human endeavor. We cannot reproduce
the speech at length, but must content
ourselves with saying II fully sustained
the Judges reputation for learning and
oratory.
JUDGE JOHN L, 7. sNEED
followed with a closing address, which did
him honor and will doubtless long be re-
membered by the Alumni as an incentive
to exertion when the dsappointments of
life cause their spirits to flag. The key
note OF his speech was that work supple
mented by intelligence is an absolute guar
antee OF success in the legal profession. He
appealed to his brother lawyers present
to sustain him in the declaration
that work, morality and high sense OF
professional honor and a reasonable share
OF intelligence was the certain road to
preferment in the law. "Subjugate dis.
trust as well as self-conceit and vanity"
he said "the further you advance in the
law You will discover that whatever you
may know is but drop in the ocean Of
knowledge"
He then warned his hearers that the
study OF many books did not always mean
much learning. II is the man OF few
books who succeeds in life, because he
has mastered them well.
He then told the class not TO confne
their studies TO law. familiarity with
polite literature would only add to law
yer's armory. Chief Justice Marshall said
OF VIM. Pinckney, the greatest advocate
OF his time, ''Ile wields the club OF Her
cules but always encircles II with flowers. F"
Judge Sneed wound up his address with
a magnificent tribute to the bar and babe
farewell TO the class in feeling terms.
Distribution OF diplomas and leavetak.
ings followed. In the absence OF Judge
Henry Craft, who was unable TO he pres.
ent on account OF sickness, the diplomas
were distributed by Judge Snecd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
BASEBALL.
Chattanooga 5, Atlanta 3.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June s.--Chatta-
nooga jumped on Fender Atlanta's crack
pitcher, today in the second inning, and
ratified the visitors, making four runs Off
OF three hits, and base on balls on their
two errors. Again Atlanta faced an almost
impregnable field. and had 10 earn her
runs, Chattanooga four errors being scat
tering and without cost The work OF the
local outfieid was fine, Ford stopping two
runs in the fifth after two men were out by
making brilliant running catch OF hot
liner over shortstop. Carroll, Chattanoo.
gas new pitcher, did well, but was wild
at times. lie is improving, and will make
a good one.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
THE PHoNooRAPH COMPANY.

Complete Organization Enected--Daiiy
Exhibitions In tho Cotton Exchange.
The Tennessee monograph Company Is
now regularly organized with the follow.
ing board Of directors w. NJ. Duncan, w.
S. Duckworth, Zero Baxter and J. G. Brad
ford Of Nashville, and q. w. Macrae and
T. Dudley Frayscr, Of Memphis. The
officers are A. Dahlgrccn, president; w.
5. Duckworth, vice president, and I. H.
Sample, secretary and treasurer. The
general manager for the whole State Is 20
be elected In few days, and then both
the phonoUaph and the graphophono will
DO placed at once. Tho stock certificates
have been issued and the Memphis stock
has been sent 20 Leland Hume, who has
charge OF the business here. 10 deliver 10
the stockholders. Public exhibitions are
given daily, in the company's office In
the Cotton Exchange Building, from 10 10
II In the morning and from TO In the
afternoon. Everybody Is invited.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
THE BOYS AT WORK.
How They win Contribute to the
Johnstown Relief Fund.

How They VIII Contribute to the
Johnstown Relief Fund.
A musical and dramatic entertainment
by the boys of the Hope Night School will
be given for the benefit Of the Johnstown
sufferers at the Memphis Bethel building
corner OF Charleston avenue and Adams
street, Thursday night, June IL. During
the evening the following program will bc
rendered; Recitation, "Neighbors;" quar-
tet Touch Mo Gently, Father Time"
dialogue, "Tho Lawsuit" by eight
boys; recitation, "The Station. Mas.
ier's Story" instrumental duet; rcci-
tation, "Virginius" dialogue, Eight
Nations and Truth" Kindly assisted by
Misses Clinton, Henderson and llonor;
Mcssrs. Ormsby and Davis, with mandolin
and guitar, Otto Baum, James Z. Melee,
George Heinrich and other members OF
tho orchestra. Admission % cents. The
house should be crowded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
I,IEi,

sEwARD-ln New York city. saturday after.
noon. June = NASNiE foNrAtSK. wife OF William
n. scNaui.
Remains win be taken 10 Louisville, Ky. ior In.
torment
srONALt.-At stovau Miss, Saturday, June \
iss1. LouisE GOODWIN, vile Of Col ". n. stoyall
Remains viii arrive via. l.. n. q. q 7. a. H. this
SUNDAY morning at s o'clock. lntcrmont at
Nashville. Tenn.
fRAsE-At tho residence II George a. wharton,
on New Raleigh fuad. saturday morning NJ ,
o'clock, MrN KITTY, aged a. lcars. wife OF Charles
lTasc.
funcnl from residence this SUNDAY morning
at n o'ciock. Friends aud acluainianccs invited
IN attchd. Carriages Ut stanlsya
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

summary-Earnod runs-Chattanoog
4, Atlanta 3. Two base hils-McCoy,
Kingsley, Fender, MoriiL Three base hits
-Nusz, Litz. Double plays-Nuz and
Miller. Base on balls-By Carroll g. by
Fender |. Hit by piichcr-Pender !, Car.
roll |. Passed balls--Dowse /, Colgan /. Stolen
hascs-O Chattanooga 3. Atlanta 1. Left on
bases-C Chattanooga ., Atlanta @. First
base on errors-Chattanooga /, Atlanta /.
lloiford. Time OF game-l.4O.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
EIGHT CASES. EIGHT cAsEs

Containing ovor $4,000. 10000 I'm.
ported Cigars
Have been received by us direct from
Havana, through tho Memphis Custom
House, during tho past week; among
which are Diligenclas, Henry Clays.
Flor dc samelson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We are tho
only firm In Memphis who receive fro
quent shipments Of imported cigars and
our patrons are therefore enabled 10 got
only fresh cigars from MS.
]. SAuEiSoS & Co.
The Direct Importers Of Memphis.
+. s.-We sell baseball tickets.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
Hospitality nurd.rou.Iy Abused.

LounviLLE, KY, June S.-Two men
went to the house Of Mr.. David IaMay,
a wealthy farmer living near Corydon,
Ind, last night, pretending tina, they
wanted to buy cattle, They were asked
TO remain all night, but after supper drew
reyolveS and ordered LaMaY TO give up
his money. lie started 10 run and they
opened fire on him, shooting him three
times and once dangerously. They fed
then and there Is no clue 10 their Identity.
LaMay's condition Is serious.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
The Death OF mrs. William %. seward.

A very largo circle Of friends grieyes
today over the news Of the death In New
York City OF Mrs. VIM. II. Seward. She
had gone, accompanied by her husband
aud daughter, TO that city 10 undergo a
surgical operation, and her death was the
deplorable issue. She was Miss Fon-
taine, and she was universally beloved be.
cause OF her most engaging character.
which comprehended every trait that
makes woman lovablc. She was earnest
In all good works, and her liio was a
beautiful record Of absolute devotion 10
duties Of affection and kindness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
To wn.h,nu,on :, aa ,,o,r..

New York ~ hours, Boston % hours, by
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad. only.
Double daily Pullman Slecpcrs via Lynch
burg to Washington. Parlor cars and
sccpcis beyond.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
Bisbop Quin,nrd'- House nuruea.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal
SEwASEE, Tenn, Juno s.--Bishop Quin-
tards residence, Fulford Hall, was do
siroyed by fire tonight ut o'clock. Insur-
ance $1,000, which will not near cover the
loss. Tho fine collection OF curiosities was
Loaf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
Other i.nme..

st. Louis 5, Baltimore 2.
Brooklyn IA. Louisville 8.
Athletics IL, Kansas City 2.
Washington Z, Philadelphia n
Cleveland 10, Pittsburg5 (6rs, game).
Cleveland 3, Pitisburg Z. (second camel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

THE "Chlckering' upright and grand
pianos used at The lligbeo School com.
mencement were from the warcrooms Of
the Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
Ladies'.

When out shopping don't forget TO call at
Floyd & MONEYS for lunch or their do.
lic.ous ice cream.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
To-day

Go to Floyd 4 Moneys for dinner. All
the luxurics Of tho season. Dining.room
always cool, clean and pleasant.
FuLL Dress Shirts a specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
234 Second street Branch Office, 81
Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

Jackson Movxp Sunday Concert 10
cents Pinaioro Sunday night 80 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
DfNN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No p. a
L v. A A. M,-thc officers aud mcmtefs w
viii meet Ia stated cnnyocatiun NOSnAY"
NIGHT. June TO- NJ o'clock, tor dispatch " busi.
ness Visiting companions iratcfnaily and curdl.
allt Invited.
ny orierof MARCUS JONES. ". ELF.
Attest buDgr &. TEAbrn. SECRETARY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

Subscribe for The Weekly Appeal.
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And pcra answers Though her misty shrund
Hack 70 Joyous Aips Who calls 70 her aloudf'
None need this knowledge more than
the lawyer. Its necessity Is always before
him and liz benefits can always be utilized.
am not goingio say 10 YOU, young gen.
tlcmcn, that you are not 10 seek any recre.
niion, that you arc 10 keep away from So
cial pleasures. Oh. no. They are not
huriiul II properly INDUCED.
You viii and ought 10 admire the beauty
OF youth and see tue form and feature OF
Young womanhood-th sparkling eye and
dimplc check. the winsomc form and
elastic step, the laugh that wins and the
sigh that ruins
Now that IL the romance-the poetry OF
life. They want something Of the substsn-
tial. Tho man 10 think and work must be
fed. The wife, u she does not do the fnd-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-09-12
Whit They Are Worth.

~. Hill l. worth rs. 5000.
y. B. Coke Is worth 2O,0JO,1JO.
Jay Gould Is worth $500 900.
J. q. Fair Is worth go 0, 90.
A. J. Drpxel II worth $2J,OO .OD.
John I. Blair j. worth tiO.O 90 q.
=. 7. Rarnum Is wnFth tj,O0O,OOl.
d. W. Bishop is worth d ,.0J, 20.
David Sint0n Is worth '2D. OI,OJI.
W. d. Sloane Is worth $500 ,OlO.
R'leFt ronn'r l. w"Sih ~, o , 10.
John r. Jones is worth tI5,OOO.O 900.
Sidney D'llnn is worth loo 20.
J. W. Maekay II worth IS yOJO.OO.
Philip Armour Is worth 30 0. o..
Marshall Field l. worth q 1000 ..
Levi r. Morton is worth u, 300.
Russell A. Al er Is worth $500 90.
Claus Sprr'kels Ia worth 20. o 70.
SeIatog Gorman h worth 10000 J.
James Mcmillan is worth q ,OOO,O 3,
Leland Stanford Is worth 400 0, o.
C. p. Huntington IL worth a 90 90
Andrew CarnNVie Is WOrh 40, 90, O
Ex-senator Palmer Is worth $1,000
John wanamaker Is orth 1000
The Astor faHily Il orth Z! 900 90,
Genre s. Gro ker Ia " nth 1000. iii
John D. RO keieller is worth 5000
%.
The Vanderbilt family Is worth IS
1000.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-09-12

For weak and delicate women moth.
Ing builds mp the entire system more
thoroughly and eiFectu lly than Oregon
ri !ney Tea. II is eSpe lily adaI ted to
diseases pc uliar to the seS, l. pleasant to
take and in every instnn. pro- es ol
great value. Oregon Kidney Tea is COM
posed Of herbs found In Ongon. Is put up
In neat tin bOSes, and CHn he prepared
fresh by simply STEPPING In hot water.
Il contains no minrnl substance Whit
ever. is pleasant to take and never fails to
ru kidney or " n ~ troubles. Sol by
Allen & Chapman.
Why will you o about with that list
less air AMI p lie face? Have You no lie,
no amb ton? You seem to care nothing
for what transpires around you. The
beauties Of nature do not inten 1t you,
and you feel that life Is burden. II you
would have the vi.Or and elasti,ity Of
youth return, enjoy q good he 'Fty meal,
and feel like m altogether different per-
sOn, then take ~. lIenley's Dandel'on
Tonic. 1t certainly produces remarkable
results. Sod by Allen 4 Chapman's.
-Dnndruif is probably one Of the most
difficult diseases Il the scalp TO cure, but
Dutard's Sp ific never fails to remove Il
permanently. SoreBess after shaving 10
instantly relieved by its use. Sold by
Allen 4 Chapman.
III you could Gee YOUR own scalp
'hr"uSh 90 of''n"Iy ma niiyins gas
you ~""m oe hnh.ed a, the amount OF
"n''' daharun ana ''ead skin H. re N AZ
pTrD.y.,ion %, cIeSrsiuv ne Ill, i.
Ayers Hair yivor
,,,
WIN . feeble aPpet'te and imperfect
,e,ure The re,uisi,e .u,,,,D, a rour;.h.
man, Avs,'a S.,.aD.,;I,. No, onlv tim.
nj tes the desire 'or iood I'm, ma he n.
,imila,ire ar ans In the fnrn.t,or a. v-.I
blood and sound tissue.
&C. Z. MyEWen l. now Offering sad.
dies, brides, harness and everything In
his line at prizes not to be duplicated this
noe OF rortiand'
Group, whipping cough and bFOn.
hits Immediately relieved by shiIoh,s
Cure. Sold BY Bushnell.
-Gooi~i In 4 Puysley'a FIRE Insurance
,,o,np.nie. 10 mo. ,..n.,.i H.. ,I,.I.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-09-12

J. n. Stout Is prepNrei to build his
patent fen'e anyWh'r In the emu ty, and
when money canrot be ra,Se.l he will
take prolu'e in payment. This is a
splendid "ffer Us the fence is lastins.
.heap and pretty. II.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-09-12
THI THRRYg home
4 Sweet Idyl Of Music, Love and Birds
--Why Sarah Althea Didn't Star.
she IIaa MADE AFraHgements, nut
Abandoned the idea After
ehaFOn'S Death.


ChaTle. Msc(;eachy. formerly mana -rr
al Mrs. Sarah Althea Shaon-Terry. hut
Who 4 now manaein, Richard Gol.Ien's
tour in "Old Jed Prnu,y /" was interro-
v,ted nv an Omaha Re- reporter ON his
sxperience with the Trryys.
"Iam believe " he said. one Of the
HmIted few whom, Judse Terry and his
MI. odui,,ad N their inner m .ial cir.le.
.nA one n The iexer. besides. who nos.
1900 ,heiy esteem and confidence. I
,h,r.l the;y hosnitalitv IN surh n nnlin,-
I.ed ex,ent and saw ~ murh Of their do
rn.-tic l;Sa that have been natnrsllv
Coina,l IA mad the severe references that
nave hen made N them re emily In leaI.
n, Oew.Dauev. since the ;udve.s tya de
- NJ ysl.,,ons With them in the he
o,nnino fony wear. apo. were purely on
hu.lne.. conrsrted With INV propoaed
80. n,...ot.t,oD NJ Ms Terrv That
drama,I,. venture came To nauaht through
~ 1n1d.n death n Senator sharon. 1
- thsly ones. A Fre.no ON several occa-
.io.s mi 1 fraouent caller AT their hotel
.nD.,tuent In San Frurc;sro ubenever
"a, vyaat law anti hmm yht them n the
.ssu '~' 10" sun "'O'H' ''s" :" WV
an -. q. F,..no that the world did
- kro-, The ird,a and Ma ~ife The
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ing with . ieathered population Of I'll
kinds flying around from perch to PER- b
-eanaries, doves, mOckinv binls, pigeons
parrots-even our national pest, the spar
row. The little creatures seemed to know
their mistress, for Ter approach to the
mammoth cage invnri bly, raused an
anpeable cOn,motiOn within, and on her
entrance numbers Of the birds would d.
about and upon her, and many uonlh
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-09-12

WAFER on my a~pTitinn th Mrs. SnarOu
Us lecture star that I Ni,h,ir from the
aene. A feS days later renewed the
application. without avail A third,
fourth and nth appeal we're e oh In vain
I ultimately prevail d upon her to engase
herself on the ierhs Of Is orr elch lec-
ture. II was later on arranged that she
should at instead. Feast her for PUrtia
In The Mer han, Of Velice," en.aged u
company, built scemry and secure'l
III aers, the tour Ia le;in ut the Grand
opera house in San FrSn,isco. As Mrs.
Sharon WAS ~ rev to the sta e cut down
her part Of Tor ia, cnnfning il to the final
nets. engR ell Mr.. Charles X. ThOrne.
ST., to ,oach her and prepare her for the
general rehearSals. In time placed my
seats on sale to brisk demand, at even
the advanced prizes. The sale had harl
" opened when Senator Sharon was aH-
noun, ell Us seriously III. told Mrs.
Sharon that this illness vas hut q game
of postum to win public sympathy and
prejndi her sale Of seats. The senator's
condition was bulletined worse and worse
each day, and yet the sale kept mp. When
his death became inevitable and his illness
was proven genuine, l stopped the sale at
Mrs.. Sharon's request and cancelled oil
engagements Of tie Iheaters and actors.
senator Sharon died on the afternoon
Of the very night Mrs. Sharon was
to. have made her debut She would
have opened to over 4JJJ that night and
perhaps played to about t2O.OOO on the
week. was 10 give her tlJOO q night
and third u the profits. infused
30 o for my prospective pn'fts Of the
weeks business, and the same amount
for the first nj iht's rereipts, and 81 .UOO
for the balance Of the week. Mrs.. Sharon
would not consent TO my accepting the
latter offers, believing that they smanat.
ed from. Senator Sharon, who would clSe
the house to the public and fore her b,
play TO empty benches. IcOuld not per
Suade her to play to empty benclIes even
for the pruHerel tl5,JOO. l felt that !
could nfI,,nI Il II the senator was will "
to pay for Il. The senatnr was IikeN i've
,n'liieI with having approached sevcral
II the memlS n OF my cOn pany seeki "
to buy them Oft to ,!esrit us on the open
ing nj 1t. II there was no truth 10 this
the report had the desired den,onli4inp
n. . -, a a. III A.. -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
DIED.

ahs lisa Sss s ssss
NJ Fa gaSa S@ tie re;asncs Of her
October IL at O'Clock pm Relatives ana friend;
ls saE Il 4. . On rs:dss oes5 s
oHS Henry nS Sa HIS ee1yed husband q Carrie
The yess 81 ssh h % az. aon Charles chesey N
Notice OF funeral in sunday papers.
DurToN. AT her residence in Waterford Loudoun
NM ns 81 John SR O.
Dutton, in the eighty third year OF her age
ESQ m, BYRoN VINcENT infant son &C q koSe r.
and Maggie A Edmonston, aged two years and eleven
Funeral from parents residence. liz 4. street
relatives invited 70 attend. lr
LINDNER; On Thursday. October n, 1859, at 10
beloved husband 81 Annie c. Lindnsr. formerly Ok
Funeral viii take place from his late residence 40
East CAPITOL street, SUNDAY afternoon Il SO oeoef
family are invited to sttend dayton and Ciactnnst
Ohio, papers please copy.l -
MAfeE5 On October a. lsss At his resas1es
ARD X. MARCY, son Of the late Caleb L. and Lucy
Funersi serSicss at oak Hi chapel a. O'Clock,
sunday goth instant. Friend and relatives invited
MATTINGLY On Friday. October Is 1850, 20
s:l2 PM, NARY A, beloved wife of Richard =, Mat
tingiy and dsaghter Of Asa chaee of seekonk Mass.
ROSS. On "Wednesday. October 9. 1889 at i O'Clock
p H., suddenly OF pneumonia, SAMD Ill u. Ross,
Lieut.. Worth O. Ross. Of the revenue marine ser
vice, aud the late Mamie Gilbert boss aged three
years and three months.
lhe remains were taken to New Bedford Mass. fog
interment
ROTH~ELL. On Friday, October Is, 1889, ss
IL 80 pm, JAMES RolHWELI- native Of London,
England but resident of this city for nffeen Year,
Funeral will take place from the residence OF Rich.
ard Rothwel, rs Ninth street northeast Monday,
tober 21 at 3 Friends and relatives of the fam-
lily are invited 10 attend
STEPTOE. On Thursday. October IL, 1889,
cHARLEs B., beloved aud only Of Mrs. Diam:
Steptoe.
Funeral Sunday. October 20, 1889. at O'Clock pm,
from the residence OF his mother, No. 1906 street
northwest.
WILSON. On Friday. October is, 1883, at e:lop.
m, RICHARD A.. only Of Richard and Nellie VIII
aged three ten months and days
Funeral will take place from parents residence,
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
attend. brooklyn papers please copyl
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o. C. Name
Mama
Washington stock Exchange.

washington STOCK Exchange.
Following are todays quotations at close Of
Government Bonds-U.s. AVS, 1891, registered,
1o5h bid; i26 asked I. s 4Hs. 1891. coupon.
1897. IL BID i Is asked T. s. r. lss soapen
1907, 127 bid, 127X asked.
District Of Columbia Bouds-Per imp. 6s, 1891,
log bid, los asked. Market stock Is, isse, cur
rency, 107 bid Cougar fund 81, lse2, gold, los n
bid 2o-year fund IS. 1859. gold, 112 bid, lis
bid so:year fund. Is. isOs, coin, 1a3 b,a, 12s
asked Water stock, 7s, 1908, currency, $50
bid 3,63s, 1924, fund, currency, lazy bid.
LIST u.s. 100 bid. U. s. Electric Light bonds,
I'd Is. 9s bid, 102 asked. Washington and George
town RsI5oad 1910 rs log bid lGsH asked
%, $50 bid. Masonic Hall Association IS, 1898,
los bid, 1l2 asked. Washington Marketcompany LIST
company bonds, imp. 6s. 100 bid, is asked.
Inland and Seaboard Company, 6s, 1897, 20 bid.
IS asked. Washington Light Infantry nrst mort
Infantry bonds, ID rs. 1904, IS bid. Washington
Gas Light Company bonds, series 4, g, LA
pany bonds. series B. Is. 124 bid, I25 asked.
National Bank Stocks - Bank of Washington,
40 bid. Bank Of Republic, 240 bid, 265 asked.
1a bS Da mo asked a ceasrs go bid
bid, 200 asked. Citizens. 1876 bid Ooiumb ia,
15e bid Capital. 1o5 bid. l12 asked.
PAS bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan. 1870 bid,
l4oX asked. Columbia, 40 bid, 60 asked. Capt.,
toll and North Street. 40 bid, so asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens. Al bid, AZ asked.
Franklin, 81 bid. Metropolitan, 80 bid
100 asked National Union, 20 bid, 81 X
asked. Arlington, 40 bid. Corcorsn 81 bid. 6a
asked. Columbia, 49, bid IL asked. German
American, $50 bid. Potomac, 92h bid, 100
asked; Riggs. 81 bid, ~ asked Peoples, AZ.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 126
bid. 100 asked. Columbia Title ~ bid, ~ asked.
Gas and Electric Light stocks-Washineton Gas,
40z bid, ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, 40 bid.
u. 5. Electric Light, SO bid, 90 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, "a bid,
Chesapeake and Potomac, S6x bid, IS asked.
American Graphophone Company, IL bid, 171
asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washington Market Com
pany, Is bid, 10 asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, $50 bid Great Falls Ice Com
pany, 100 bid, 200 asked. Bull Run Panorama,
pan bid, 27h asked. National Safe Deposit Com
pany. 245 BID Pneumatic Gun Carriage, q bid,
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