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New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
SMITHS NEW GYMNASIUM
FUNDS ROLLING IY-AS OXYGEN ACCIDENT
NEW COLLEGE PAPER.

Northampton, Mass. March 90 specian.-The spring
vacation the college began Wednesday, and most
Of the girls left that day.
The old Snow place. Elm-st., is being made over
and enlarged by the college. and when completed Will
be occupied by Mrs. Belle +. Snow college board
ing house
The fund for the gymnasium is being enlarged
quite rapidly The other day young lady came
into President seeye's Office and saying she did not
want her name mentioned, handed him an envelope
which was found 10 contain draft for $1,000. The
treasurer of the fund wrote 10 % the aiumnae,
asking for subscription Of IS. and in reply received
a check for 1900
In the scientific building is an apparatus for gen.
Grating oxygen and powerful pump for COMPRISING
IL into the cylinders for the oxy hydrogen light. While
Dr. stoddaId AZ work the other day hlllng q
cylinder for Ut, IIOlyoke seminary. the pump suddenly
stopped. on examination lie founJ sne heat scncr
aicd by the preston Of the had increased sc
a. to 70 the oil in new leather packing. com
pleely destroying the packing and leaving no trace
Of except the odor OF burnt leather. .
The Alpha society Of the college will begin the first
volume OF a college paper. 10 be known as The
Alpha some time early next term.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
RI TIGERS DOINGS.
QUESTION OF BUTToNs-ATHLETIc GROUNDS
Tur srxTy SCHOLARSHIPS AGAIN.

A QUESTION OF BUTTONs-ATHLETIC GROt NDS
THE SIXTY SCHOLARSHIPS MGAlN.
Ncw.Brunswick y. J.. March 80 ,spcclan.-The col
,cce nndcrraduac, recently adopted Il college button.
With a scarlet background and the letter H. in gold
IN tho centre The design. however, proved 80 unsat-
l-factory that another college meeting has been held
at which the choice wa, rcc0nsidcrcd and II was dc'
cided 10 select another button. committee Of two
members from each class being appointed to act with
Arthur Mabou the pre- idcnt Of the senior class Tile
members Of tho committee are IIawcS and Hslieck, Of
the seniors stout and strong of the Juniors Brett
and Fisher Of the sophomorc- and Mavin and Bins-
ham. Of the freshmen.
The COLLEGE Athletic Association has succeeded In
securing Tie lease OF tie College ave grounds Tor an'
OTHER ycar though feared At ono time thai they
would bo cat into building lots and sold The trustees
held a meeting on Thursday afternoon. at which
committee consisting Of Dr. Louis Bcvicr John :
VOORHEES, and v. B Nctsuls was appointed. o. make
arr,nsemcuts Tor a Joint lease with the !. Vi. G. n
Athletic Association AboIt 1880 Will be spent on
needed improvements and grand stand Will be
erected.
The blll providing sixty scholarships coch year
for the scientific school connected with n. college has
again passcd both houses Of the Legislature. such
changes having been made In II originally passed
a. wcrc needed t. meet certain technical oo.ecuon'
raised bv Governor Albeit
Tho -Tarsum7 ASSOCIATION has elected II. r Rob
cits ard William r. Pool, Of the sophomDrc clasS' %
Cciiuir ~ piAtc OF 'H' t"'
- the Kootd John = Van Oiden and Arthur opAnlc
ing. -, .,,...,,.., -
.tcfv on Monday evening. or cotton inie ana us
preparation as absorbent for u-e In surgical cases
Inc sophomore class had ~ annual hauvurt AZ
I,ie,', on Friday night last The committee pi nr
ru.incst, consisted II J. 'halles loLIa.@ James ;
Ma. toast ma ;... and the ,prc'hrs Ncfr vei} goa
smons ticin beng one hy Nisuyc 81. VINO responded
=. fI.c toast 90 Japan IN hut-c.s.' M
Easter vacation Vii 1te.n on April and .aSt ull
Anil 10. The spring examinations 5csln Oh IhuF'-
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
WILLIsToN SEMINARY.
PRIZE sPEAKING-sou ETIfs- ASSEMBLY, !"

ros.homnton Mass March 90 (speciap-lhc
seventh annual contest for the j. r. winston
nrzes was held Friday evening Maich IL APP"s'
tons for tickets greatly exceeded the supply HA''
trains we're run from Northampton "o.'oAe ""'
enr,naaeld which is Indicative OF growing uPi"o
citation OF Wiliston's power Of spccca' Inc o'5,'
.aS.rs wore as follows: II. r. Moely, Of WcS'hch'
Mass. c. W. Dyer, Of Holyoke, Mass W. b. n'4io' ;
q, spr,nv,lcd. Mass j. L. Hail. OF Willlmanilc Conn
Hubbard of Glastonbury. Conn.,; bcn!aNi'
Davis OF Chicago ILL.,; F. Leonard jr oi "cs'nV'u'
Mas.. 4. b. Kccler, Of Ridscfcd Coma. INC !"Us,'
we're Ir. Michael Bgrnham, Of springAcld' |hdi,0 -
Lincoln Of Brooklyn. and the Hon. [. u opcii''""'
Of Springfield . ,o.,o uru be
The "Wlstonisn" board for next 'es'n m''i ,os w
made I'D as follows: edtorin-chlcf' I. d. h''', -.
hus,ness editor. A. s. Hubbard, o1 associate euiOo'
G. c. Richmond, 30; W. D. Bailey ''o' L. ~ -
o1 W A. Lockwood, '02 .
TN, adelnh eoclcty has elected these oih0e'S
President G.. c. Richmond. 90; vceprcsiaen', ,od ~
CLARK '0l recording secretary S' D. zoo ,rcssnrer
corresponding secreta.y, j.; lindsey 'oi The
6rar1e hoard is as follows q. F. parilis' uoil,
J. r Mowre. 'e1; p. schmuch w. L. L. ''''
rdf TSe swnston Club" recently formed az a. AmAsTr ne,
College has the following menners o pro.cssor
aiOts anOsne ,' ITcicsSor R. H. Matcr. P1Sics,of JU
Tylcr Professor Cowcs and Professor t. - w
,s Ing rnod There are large number Of fellows s t
Ing who should develop s'rGme ,nn nasrv s at present
At the Sssnens 'Gs game.
Manager nun .inonr Others with Amherst, hgsios'
Worcester. Tee, and Yale .soo,st,or under the
The Young Mems Christian an AssossU ocxseapsnay aoo
lead o. M as aDv nn No only are the regular meeting
We'll mnSnsd but nsrs ns Is has ene a9 'a Mang P'
Work at.emH an,."s have mi their names On the -
fiTes c SIDE and uany new names haye bcon % n, Wi
The y. NJ. c. 4. IS great factor ior ''O" at VIZ
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
PROSPEROUS DICKINSON.
cr,nr\rrs OF WILSON NEW METHODIST
CuUECH-LAw SCHOOL.

CuUHCH-LAW SCHOOL.
Carlisle Penn. March 20 spccian-New students
have hcenn to arrive at the Cumberland Valley state
Normal school at ShippcnAcrs 1t is supposed thdt
aAout scvcntv-nve new ones Will enroll the coming
rccl, This school never had a brighter outlook. The
cornerstone of the Methodist church VIII be laid
I'm a few DAYS with appropriate services This build
,r E beng erected in the interest of Dickinson Col
,ecc The graduating class at Wilson Female Col
Icrc AZ Chnmborsburg. this year VIII be unusually
large The Board Of Trustees yesterday grsthtcd
diolomas TO all the graduating class. voting ule
sccrcc of A. b. to twelve Of the sixteen; to the four
I'm scl.nce the degree Of b. 5. and 70 the seven III
music the derrec Of Il. NJ The art department
nrc.cn,ed one graduate. Miss Grace NJ stone daughter
~ the ,ecretary Of the commonwealth. She Is also
the valedictor,an o, Ne college class. The vocal
cradrat. i, Miss Alice Kec,cr. and the seven IN
s,runen,aI are the Misses VI Elwaln. J. Williams NJ
rirhonn. htccaoaun ". y. snyder. stger and Hawke
Th. commencement exercises Will be held in June
The Hon John Patton. of Cleaiheh * the gencr
on, ma, who gave the $500 TO the Methodist church
I'm connection with Dickinson COLLEGE c.,,,.
" mo iO-th annual catalogue OF Dickinson Couese
,rst ssucd shows an enrolment OF 200 students ia III
deparimonts. Representing, twelve states. 49,.
President Rcd. Of Dickinson CoileS III h> auur.ss
before the Methodist Conference Curing the pi.' ~
week. said there were now I"rscr nnnn''t ~, -.
student, I'm attendance than a; any uhc an st1oo
t-Gl when the caused thc Wlthuia"di 81 LA.
,rd.,t. and the division be,we.n the North ana
-ou,h vcI-nigh broke up the collree hc ai>o salu
,l.t Vilnm C. Arivon the Philadelphia car builder
r"a ,r,.sd 10 nav the expense Of the fitting up OF
r,norv Ilal Tor tie uses OF the Law school and trat
n would be- ready for students In OCTOBER inc
rourse II study VIII occupy two years. AT the eN
praton Of I.ch the dcGrto al Ill, i. VIII be PNch
- n,an,ina.ion Graduates Of colleges Will be al
inltici without examination. Instruction VIZ ne
given in all the branches taught III '''o u'S' Ia"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
HOBART SCHOLARSHIPS.
GYMNAsTIc EXHIBITION - CONDITIONS OF THE
NEW PRIZES FOR STUDY.

GYMNAsTIC EXHIBITION CONDITIONS OF THH
NEW PRIZES FOR STUDY.
Geneva n. T., March 90 (spccial.-The class In
gymnastics gave their first exhibition In the new
gymnasium on Tuesday evening The mandolin club
composed mainly Of students, supplied music for the
OCCASION 1t their first appearance in public also
There was a large number Of spectators The per-
formance which consisted OF boxing, fencing, Jump
Ing tumblng and other acts that belong TO the gym
nasium. was highly credable TO the class and was
much enjoyed by the spectators Two records were
broken standing high Jump, by Norwell, 90 feet
10 IL Inches running high Jump, by liof, 80, D
feet 10 Inches Tie tug o.war between the college
and the Young Mems Christian Association teams, was
won By the latter The proceeds OK the entertainment
go 70 the Hobart Baseball Association
Three scholarships to be awarded by Hobart
College to candidates for admission the coming year
for conspicuous excellence in the examinations They
will bc Of the annual value OF $3.50, $40 and ESQ
respectively. The award /, To be based on tue results
Of The regular September EXAMINATIONS, ana applcdnts
the com petition to Professor W. F. Dufu before the
examinations begin. No scholarship vii! be AWARDED
to any person whose average mark fao Ue!0" ~ per
cent OF the competitors who fail TO obtain any one
OF these scholarships, the two having the heness
average Of marks Will receive an amount suihclent 70
dcfraX their necessary travelling expenses not ex-
ccediyg ss5 and If admitted the remission OF much
Of their tuition fees as may be necessary ana otneI
succ esssu candidates who have attained at least o0
per cent will have their tuition ices rent'ea' r,.r
The notaries public here are Z. A. Walton,
G. l.. Bachnan, ID. Is. Backenstose, H. +. BaidWln
Ambrose Bedcl C. y. IIerrick. F. a. Malette
F. r. savage F. H. Sqplrss w. H. soCiafion sIoca who's.
headquarters in Geneva, have removed their oce
20 the Klube Building. =.
Governor Hill in reference 70 our arnory bll, whco
has passed both houses.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
NEwYoRK THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
THE STUDY or AEAMhIc ADDED TO THE SEMITIC
COURSE PORTRAIT GALLERY.

Chelsea squarc. y. Y. march 20 'Hp'cleN'--pr'
oliver proi,,sor of hlcal Learning, ha> consented 70
n,sertake a class for the study Of Arsmalc. This AL
etion to the semitic course is something for scholars
to be rcall, tlauilnl fo.
i, very valuable addition has been made 10 tho col
icr,ion Of port niis In the library. Thiongh ;hc cX-
riu, and llclaIty Of judge shea. Il this city, the
famous original portrait of Duns scouS. he renowned
!or,or and schooman. hy spnnolctio has been pro
cured m London and presented to the seminary II
,,n. ,ninicl from "A miniature. prc'umi ably shortly
,ror the great theoloslan's death. In 1908 The
nlturc i, IN frame which is -aid TO be fac Smiic
u That around copy Of this painting now at Merton
COLLEGE oxford. ~ which foundation he was fellow,
md until 1901 when lie went 10 Paris. OxfordN most
nopnlar lecturer Tie frame is surmornt'd by TWO
schevements OF arms one being his own and the other
that Of Merton College.
A decided improvement was adopted LAST Friday al
evcnsong in tho singing Of the 18TH Psalm. The
,sltor has II set 10 the Gregorlnn first tone. first
audiur with a mon0tOnc mediation, the lntonauOn
md .uding being regular. iS IT has been Nciy dlhc
s- tfc rn.n to sing il correctly the prcccntor now
la.i half fll. that is, not antphonally Tic erect
is very much heightened. -,
profe~.or Rusatli. instructor IN reading the church
crvic nd delivery ol sermons, has finished Ms work
Al the seminary for this ycnr.
i'he s.innary closes fjr the Easter holidays on
"Wednesday in Holy Week. and rcopcns the Monday
after Low Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
ENGINEERING AT SWARTHMORE.
NEW BUILDING BENJAMIN VESTS HOUSE
ATHLETICS.
ATHLETICS.

Swarthmorc Penn. March 90 (Specia).-Proiessor
Appleton has signed his readiness TO give his answer
to the managers concerning the presidency III IS
probable that il will be publicly announced In few
days The engineering and scientific courses havc
grown so popular within the last few years that II
has become necessary to have new building for one
of them. Professor Bcardsley has given good deal
of time TO the subject OF the last meeting OF the
managers submitted plans for a new engineering
building which embodied his thoughts on the subject
Tho plans provide accommodation for classes In sh0p
practice class work, draughtlng and laboratory WORK
in mechanics The latter subject IS something tina;
is rather new at swarthmore, and consists in testing
in several ways samples Of different kinds OF WOOD
and metal that used In the arts
The old Benjamin West house. In which the
famous American painter born, is situated on the
east campus of the college ground 1t has bcon caro-
fully preserved by TIE authorities. and. except for \
fire that destroyed part OF the interior few years
azo remains Just as 1t was when ltlc Benjamin was
given tho colors by the visiting Indians portrait
Of Deborah Wharton. mother OF President Wharton,
Of the Board of Managers and prominent preacher i'll
the Society Of Friends has lately been presented to the
college by her children.
Swarthmore's success in athletics, when competing
with colleges containing many times the number Of
students, can only be accounted for BY the In
iat She e' has some Outside souTee from which to
draw. since the Interstate League was formed. four
years ago, comprising tho university OF IelTssi-
vana. Lehigh, lafayette, swarthnore. Havcr:
ford and Dickinson. swaIthmore has heli
second place. and twice within the last two
years has very nearly captured the The reason
sos & to ssS sSse that have put thought te
Of the city, and with the intense feeling Of college
loyalty that exists, IL there Is any ability In man
it Is brought to the surface and developed. Thus,
such men as Quinn, the pole vaucr and Webster, the
niehlumper, received the first training at swarth
more Take for an example Roberts. 30. who re
cntY broke the indoor record In the polevaultl by
cieaxpg nine feet three and half inches. with less
tnan een yards run. Last year the first time that
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
WOrT AT WESLEYAN.
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT sTATION-ExAML
NATIoNs-CLAsS OFFICERS

NATIONS-CLAsS OFFICERS
Mddlctown. Conn., March 80 spccaD.--At the last
meeting Of the Scientific Association Professor At
water gave an account OF the Experiment station
terprlse in the United states The first OF these inst
iutons was established In this state. beginning IFS
work in the chemical laboratory Of Wesleyan In
October. 1870 There arc forty six. or, count
ing branch stations, sixty three In thirty nine states
and three Territories. These stations, with the Orcc
Of Experiment stations of the Department Of Acrl
cutye Of which Professor Atwatcr Is director receive
sGaO 900 from Congress ard about $4,000 from the
several state govcrnmeniS making In all nearly three
quarters of a million dollars for the current year.
They are connected with the leading colleges and uni
vorsltcs OF the country and employ 400 persons
in cxperlmcnta! re- acarch. Their work covers such
practical topics the study Of soils. manurcs. crops
and feeding stuns, the nutrition OF plants and ami
mall and their diseases; bat research OF the highest
scientific character also carried Thus the storrS
scnool station in Connecticut makes experiments on
.llo feeding Of cows at otorrs and institutes field
experiments with different fertilizers and crops by
farmers on their farms In different parts Of the
state while abstract inquiries regarding the heats OF
combustion Of organic compounds and the sources Of
tho nitrogen Of plants conducted In the laboratory
Of Wesleyan. where the chemical work is done
The winter term ends Wednesday at II o'clock
and Is followed by a weeks vacation The last three
days will be entirely taken up with examinations.
The seniors arc to be examined in English literature
advanced chemistry and analytical mechanics: the
Juniors, in English literature. Greek, Hebrew, eocn
ton and astronomy tho sophomcrcs in physics.
Gernan Greek ard botany; and the freshmen In
algebra and Grcca. The junior oratorical contest
will be held on Tuesday evening.
The senior members OF the board OF publishers OF
The Argus retire at the close Of this term.
meeting to elect their successors held Friday
which resulted In the choice Of the following members
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
JOHNS HOPKINS STRONG IN CHEMISTRY.
NEW BORAToRY-FoOTBALL REV1VAl-A fof
Ur.,R DEAN-TRAMP CLUB


NEW DoRAroRY-TooTBALL REvIvA1'-A Pop
ULAR DEAN-TRAMP CLUB.
p,t,more Md. March 80 (Specan.-Professor Ira
Rem,en. acting president Of the Hopkins Lhiversny
vcrr proud OF the chemical department. WHICH, u
the last six or eight years. has dcveiopeu ,'" ~,
most important branch OF the university "o'A'
laboratories have recently been enlarged 's '"o
addition of Hopkins hall large apartment ia' p'o"
constructed in the basement with granite noolS aaa
stone slab tables plain brick walls, and an abundance
- cos and wafer connections. Hero all dangerous
and dsagrceable experiments arc performcd' i"''
roon, also contains a muae furnace capable OF pro-
ducing heat sufficient to melt steel Speo'ai "'V"
ton was given 10 the study OF metanrey TOT Sew a"
veor hut tho practical course In assaylng 10 dctor
rhine the available amounts OF precious lheViS IL
minerals has been partly abandoned All 'hc s'oaso
rooms for the costly apparatus and chcmicals are
on those underground floors. large boiler Is uSeu
spccialy for dlstlling water for the labora'ores'
In an outbuildIng operations involving the use OF
sulphurctted hydrogen performed Tho propiem'
solved in this laboratory Of poisonous gases anu ~
agreeable oiors rule are not interc'the I" '''
general pub.ic though the commercial Value oi many
minerals, metals especially iron ana stocil' chen'oai'
pho,pha;cs etc., constitute part OF thc COURSE III
Tho nnd-rradua;cs' laboratory hoods are arranged
against the wall FOR the protection OF the stae,,a u,
TY,o hood convcrges at the top 10 narrow nut
heated b. "A single get. winch pfouuVcs au uP
ward draft and gives outlet for tie Eox2ls sAsc9
Tho cus,odian OF the laboratory Apparatus lendS ait
eclIs - students their apparatus ana chcmlcsl, ne
yearly expenditure for these items afsIesaSes is
45OoO to 5000. The largest part OF -; ce' IN IN, nn
In fcrmrr wears were purchased in New York. or I'M
nnrtod rom Germany. Now chemical manuiac"ry
n Nh, <itr furnishes the bulk OF nearly pure as
vol as ordinary chemicals. A., ..,u ,o,-,
IN being mad 20 revive tnf ip9'Gao 9.Sovcred 'a
tro,, .hclr disastrous defeats Of last season IL IS
tho"chf the team can be reorsanlkcd and made a
lcf-n
rith all me stndcnts as we'll the faculty lie Is
ore OF the agreeable sort OF college men Wno SCI. %
atlo n smooth ont all the wrinkles or studlous ccc
The members Of the Tramp Club are sun wcarins
or. shoo leather and every saturday stretch tielr
leg, for fifteen or twenty miles
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

will na, orc night. They will occupy spco'"
Wagner sleeper during the whole tlip; .,on,s in,
The company consists OF twenty eight nS Eve m
cIrdinr the clec club and symphony sOccS s a' orc
meWhc-s Of the banjo club Tho pr3grihl,I ai,n Ir ss
~ noat and the cnt drawn by f. w. Blahc' !r,,
occipvIng the front cover, Is very suHscsuN. r,~r
ority Of tine selections the compositions Va D'"
The brown University Boating Assoca,non met
has not much than nominal W SS's.ok cooke Sl,
Mar'n nho.cn 80 ~ nr,sdcnt: f. w. woodcocl o. VICE
PRESIDENT Ts W. H. Hopkins o. sccrs5ary eta MANAGER M
palmer. '01, treasurer; +. q. iieicv 30: W j.
Zen ,91 G.. F. Andrews, 92; A. J. LicweNs"' ''
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

he ever entered in a competition, bnt he mas mae @
improvements that now he has refo,g r 81 fpt
feet five inches in the high jump. over twsht
in the broad jump. less than fifteen secohas ia ~ ,
100 hurdles, and about twenty -cSh; seconds ~ o 90.
low hurdles. besides having cleared the par d. ~; 80
zen feet in the polc-vhult in practice gu ,n
ably he is the best around athlete that has nat
at sTarthmoro Tor many years. and there are hot
many that can equal him In the college popaaio" oi
to-day
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

but IL Is doubtful IL the idea will be carried out
These excursions were generally gotten up by the
Junior class as a compliment to the seniors, but
tnaly the faculty thought they were becoming tos
expensive, and " sat down. on them.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-26

g L. PHILLIPS. J. G. ZACHBY,
-. F. d. MCKINNEY.
PHILLIPS, ZACHRY & MCKINNEY.
Attorneys at Law,
ic270O sun Building So.
+ ALTnEUs JOHNSON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
fe27.d& stf 4ns Fifth Street,
The Washington critic., 1890-03-26
The Chicago Markets.
Washington Stock Exohange

Sales--Regular Call--l2 o'clock m.--
West End National Bank, at 50. Col
umbia Fire Insurance, SO at III; SO at
ia. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone,
20 at So. American GrNphophone, 80 at
1884, so at:l32; so at !3S; at II. Great
Falls Ice, at !97. Pneumatic Gun Car
hogG 100 at I,
Miscellaneous Bonds L. s. Electric
Lights LIST, 6's, l00; U. s. Electric Light
I'd, Cps, ll5; W. & q. X. Il. 1040 6's,
R'93-'23, 105; W. & G. Convertible, G's,
l70; Masonic Hall ASSN, IS, 9 1898, 10Y;
Wash. Market Co., lst Mort, 6's, ITO;
Wash. Market Co., Imp, 6's, 1l9; Inld q
seaboard Co., 6's, Q 1897, =; Wash. 1t.
Infantry, LIST, G's, 1904 l04l; Wash. 1t. In
fantry, I'd, 7's, 1904, 9S; Wash. Gas Light
Co., Ser. A, 6's, 1907; Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser. B, 6's, l2l.
National Bank stocks--Banll Of Wash
Ington, 400; Bank of Republic, 250; Metro
poitan, 260; Central, $50; Second, lS0;
Farmers and Mechanics, lSS; CltiZeis',
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Railroad Stocks -- Washington and
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Brightwood, 3S3.
Insurance StOckS-t lfeucn'si 4lia FRANK
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IS; Riggs, 81! Peoples 81.
Title Insurance Stocks--Real Estate
Title, 1913; Columbia Title 90; Washington
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Gas and Electric Light Stochs-Washing-
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Telephone PENNSYLVANIA, 2di
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Miscellaneous Stocks. Washington Mar
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! Washington Loan and Trust Co, %; Ma
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Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 4; Wash. LOaI
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