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No News FROM CHLI.-No information has
been received at the Chilian legation regarding
the reported assassination of President Bal
maceda Of Chilli The minister is not in the
city, but it is said at the legation that had any
such information been received it would have
been at once communicated to Washington. It
is not believed at the legation that the rumor is
true.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

TREASURY FURNIrURE.-Bids were opened
at the Treasury Department yesterday for fur
niture and fixtures for the new draughtsman's 9
office in that building, the lowest being that of
W. b. Moses Co. of this city, at $3, 783.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

The REVOLT IN CuBA-The Spanish minister
denies most emphatically that there is any
foundation for the rumors circulated yesterday
in New York Of q revolutionary outbreak in
Cuba or of any disaffection of any kind what
ever existing that might lead to a revolt. If
any such outbreak had occurred the minister
says he would have been informed immsdiately
by the captain general of Cubs.
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Floods and storms in spain.

MADRID, March l3-Severe storms and foods
have been experienced throughout the prov
inces. and at Plssencia, in the province OF Ca
ceres, a cyclone has done enormous damage.
The bridge over the river Gerte at Plasencls
has been washed away.
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Commencing the Bank Of France.

PARIS. March lS.-The newspapers Of this
city highly praise the action Of the Bank of
France in coming to the relief Of the societe
dcs Depots ct Complies Courants- IL is believed
that the banks action has definitely averted
the possibility Of what may have been an i'm
pending panic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

SOUTHERN CoNsCIENcE.-The acting secre-
tary Of the treasury has received a conscience
contribution Of IS in an envelope postmarked
Mt. Vernon, Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount Of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was S13O, 200,
making the total to date of S12, ,l5O, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

0HExADA, Ma, March ls--In his letter a.
clining renominstion 20 the United etHAss Sem
sts Senator walthaAl says: ''sssing thss d ,
soueuhas gsnsraily assumed viii BE- . candi-
dats Tor rs-elscti0n deem 10 proper vishoat
dslAy 70 make this public decla<s6en -
have no such purposs and st he expiraxioa q
sess. ny s i0s = , f,s ,sssa - =, -
~ sos>s In sccordance With purpoos -
anoe forDod, uhsch = unaltsrnbis."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Cen. Miles Going 70 Mexico.
Gen. Ailss has received notice from Wash-
tngton that thirty days' leave Of absepcs has
been granted him. He win leave Chicago soon
for tour through MEXICO and viii spend the
greater part Of shs time with friends In the
City Of Hsxico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

The NEW POSTAL SUBSIDY Acr.-Postmaster
General Wanamaker when Questioned as to
what action, If any. had been taken to carry
into effect the new postal subsidy law said that
nary work of the act It is necessary, nc said
to ascertain the full scope of the bill and what
American ships are within reach for immediate
service. He had had important interviews
with Mr.; Clement A. Griscom president of the
inman line; ID. 4. Thurber, president of the
United States and Brazil line, and other indi-
viduals interested in shipping matters, and he
should FIX upon the routes to be advertised for
40 speedily rs possible, after ascertaining what
other ports not now reached should be in
cluded in the routes
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Holtdnys i'm Liyeruool.

LIVERPOOL, March 1S.-Mondsy, March -,
and Tuesday, March 81, will be observed -
Easter holidays in the Liverpool cotton
market.
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Aaron Brinkerhon Dead.

BRooKLYS, n. Y, March 1S.-Deputy Con-
troller Aaron Brinkerhoff died at his residence
here this morning in the seventy-fourth year
of his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

MILAN. TENN, March ls.-1he ending Of Q
fearful crime and its awful sequence took plAos
wednesday night about four miles north Of
LAvonia- Last Christmas Miss Angie Bolton, Q
sixtsen-yesr-ole girl, was dragged from her
horse and criminAlly assaulted by Q neighbor
named Henry Sanders. aged twenty. Wednes-
day night . mob went 20 his home, dragged
him from his bed, needles Of the screans Of
his mother and sisters, aud hanged him 10 TIE
limb of tree within 200 yards Of his house
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JoHSsos & Lur1nELI,
7l3 MARKET SPACE,

JoHSsos & Lur1nE11.
7l3 MARKET SPACE.
We could NIL this entire sheet IL we'd attempt to
enumerats our stock Of sEASONABLE GOODS.
Therefore we quote belowa few SPECIALS and leave
the rest to your imagination:
A SPRING JACKET SPECIAL.
Ladies' Blazer Jackets-Colors, Tan. Navy Blue and
Black trimmed with gold and sef-colored cord, and
guaranteed all wool, at s.. worth e.
TWO DRESS GOODS SPECIALS.
SPECIAL NO. I've closed out from q bankrupt
firm Q lot Of 4Sinch Atwood Canvas Cloths. 4" in
Olive, Golden Brown and Light Tan, formerly sold at
81 Our price 30c. per yard.
SPECIAL NO. 2.-:sinch Plaid Homespuns. in all
the neac coorngs at 47c. per yard. These exact
reproductions Of the expensive Scotch cheviots.
AKID GLOVE SPECIAL.
All the ner shades Of Gray. Tan and Black Nous
sizes-
MEMS UNDERsHIRT SPECIAL.
Our S2 Natural Gray Undershirts- "a to 44-no
for this season it'll youto them for the
AN UMBRELLA SPECIAL
All e1.50 oxidissd silver handle 26-inch
''Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas reduced to 81 -.
Thess prices v1n prevail until the lots are closed
but We advise early buying - our prices create
lively demand.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL'S
PoPULAR-PRICED DRY GOODS HOUSE,
mh13 713 Market Space bet. 7th and Sth sts
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A Lively Fight in Prospect Between the Two
Claimants to the Seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

BUxxos AYkEs. March ls.-Forty million dol
lars have already been subscribed 10 the new
loan Of the Argentine Republic. The financial
situation Is rapidly becoming clearer and more
hopeful The premium on gold h nov $50.
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s,.v.s D.c,.r- rh.w.~,xes rr>..

ZANZIBAR, March l3.-The negroes of Comors
Islands have revolted and the sultan Of The
islands has fed for safety. The slaves have
declared their freedom.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.

An especially desirable and availa-
BILE corner lot. having q frontage Of
50 feet IN inches on Massachusetts,
ave. and 0S feet inches on 18th st.
There is an alley in the rear. The To-
cation and dimensions Of this prop
erty commend 1t to the attention Of
those seeking site for a handsome
residence.
THOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
mh13 1924 ST. NV.
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.orr1os OF THE GREAT ,AIIs ICE
COMPANY,
924 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY bsr
leave to announce that their supplies Of ice re-
Gently housed at Pttston and at South Gardiner
on the Kennebec river. Maine. are unsurpassed
in quality and are equal in quantity to all
trade demands Of the coming season. The con-
ditions of the recent harvest were unusually
favorable and the ice housed Il unencslled in
purity. solidity and the manifestation Of those
superior qualities which distinguish II from
the yield Of other eastern rivers. and, pre-
eminently. from the chemically induced pro- =
duct Of the machine.
The interests of their customers and Of the
public will continue TO be subserved. ~ here
tofore, and the company IL prepared to furniah
Ice at the lowest legitimate market ratsa.
mh2-lm
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Ho of Tie iH1eTtAL liz Lii fNsuhAAESccSs uhAS IS Z. y
Ifd Itt e; FEC 6is s. M NEW NEW
ss.sssd 5hi o.d so@psny ftA4 l..gSst r. sks Eqsa
consrseta Coed soltcttos vanssd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R~JoHN A. EAwLINs % POST. g. A. r.. At
soers Of the post Will assemble .t the regular
minder.
lnhl2-2t DENNIS o'CoNNOR. Ad,usant.
KESOsIRis LODGE, No. rs. \, AND MA
- stecial communication will be held at the
c.Ihedril OF the Scottish Rite FRIDAY. March J3
At 40 pm: Work: First and second degrees. By
lnllI2-2t wM. OSCAR ROoME. Secretary.
RsPIRITUALIsM wONN'S HALL, S2l 9Th
- ST.. FRIDAY NIGHT. Miss Maggie Gaule
wonderful test medium during day. Friday, private
sttlliks at Mrs CABEILS. 1l0 I'd ST. s.e. mhl2-2t'
49, MAsONIC.--A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
- tfon Of Lafayette Lodge. No. 10. +. A. 4.
M, will be held SATGkDAY. March Ia, at 7::N
pm. Members Of sister lodges cordially invited to
be present. BY order OF the W. NJ:
THE PNEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE AND
- POWER COMPANY.
BY order Of the board of directors sealed proposals
will he received from the stockholders of this company
at its Office. No. ~ Corcoran building, up TO ~
O'Clock noon. MONDAY, March %, 1881, for the sale
amount of the stock Of the company.
he directors reserve the right to accept reject
bid or bids or parts cf bids which in their Judgment
may not lie TO the iEterest Of the company sc,ept.
pnl2, 1876 q. u. CkEECi. President.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1925, GIG; customs. S653, ,799.
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Washington News and Gossip
Index to Advertisements,

aMusEMENIs.....
AUCTION SALES. .........................Psge Page 6
ills.
BUsINEss CHANCES 30 ,
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE................... Page }
LIN LisIRA Page
Dhf doODS... Page
EXCURSIONS. &c. Page
FAMILY SUPPLIES. S...........................Pas Page
ILNANCiAL Page
foh LEASE. Page
FOR RENT tOfices) ).......................s.Ps Pare
FOR RENT Rooms) ...........................Pss Page
foR RENT (stores) Pase
FUR KENT tHouses). Page
FOR RENT (Miscellaneous). .Pase
M rOn SALE thouseS
81, 'i'S
FOR SALE (Miscellaneous ................... Pare
oENTLEMEN'S GOODS Page
n,ES,
aDiES oooDS.. .-fage
LOCAL MENTION.................. Page
LosT AND .........................P Page
ne faee
faseo
rage
MISCELLANEOUS S...........................P Page ;
MONEY TO PAGE 2
NOTARIES PUBLIC. Page
OCEAN STEAMERS ......,,,.,..,,,.,,,,.....,.Pag .Page
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Page
PIANOS AND ORGANS ANS.........................Pax Page
.Page
~ Ei'o Page
AsoA OohLo fa2e
CONFESSIONAL Page
r,,I,. fa&o
SUBURBAN PROPERTY TY.......................P Page 2
WANTED tHelp). PAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Mr. cLAaErT IN THE CITY LOOKING OUT FOR HIS
cAsE-wHAr HE SAYS TO A STAR REroRrER-HE
Is CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL WIN - THE
CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
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THI WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON

TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY.
Cash Capital. $1,000, ,oo1
Temporary 0g5ces. l00I r ST. n-r.
Ssu building in course Of erection at the eorpsr
ofSth and + sts. 70.
Organized under act Of Congress approved
October 4. 1880.
This company Ia authorized by law
To receive deposits and allow interest on balances
To issue certificates of deposit
To act as administrator. guardian, trustee. re-
ceiver. assignee. committee of the estate Of per-
sons non eoDspos nleRtis and attend to other bust
ness of q fduciary character.
To manage estates and collect rents.
To collect interest aud dividends for customers
without charge.
To execute trusts from courts. corporations
and individuals
To act as treasurer or agent for RELIGIOUS
benevolent or other institutions and as registrar
pVrstions. paying their interest or dividends II
desired
Wills receipted for and kept without charge.
Correspondence invited
BRAINARD III. WARNER. President.
JOHN JOY EDISON, Vice President.
WM b. GURLEY, Treasurer.
wM- b. Robson. Secretary.
Directors:
John T. Arms. Samuel Normene
Charles B. bailey, John Ridout,
Chas- s. Baker, Georre z. schafw,
James l. Barbour. ". H. Shea,
H s. Cummings. Thos. Sonervflls.
J. J. DARLINGTON. John A. swope,
John Joy Edison. J. 8. Swormstsdt,
Albert F. Fox. George Truesdell,
o. c. Green. B. H Warner,
VIM b. Gurley. A. A. Wilson,
John A. Hamilton. L. d. Wine,
John b. Larner, s. W. Woodward.
A s. worthington-
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PROPERTY FOR sALE-A
- splendid corner on the west side of 14th st, :
'l feet on 14th st.. l0 feet street running west
improved by two good brick buildings, drug and
grocery stores; renting for $3.50 month, Apply to
1t DAVID D. STONE, eO6 st. NV
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
s13 AND sI5 = ST. NV.
Has the best plan devised for securing HomA
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
Io.nss gsy.ss ss per month :ssn
N i rs5'hs S5 sStR * fase bSHs kEStIffD kfS5 Ri
SPECIAL FAYnENTs1o Sisso"ID oN
Paid up certificates slOO issued at $50 per share
per cent per Annuin paid on purchase price ssmi-
OFFICERS:
s:s n Ls.eR f'n hes Ana1ss Rss ISifa,as Es SEQ
o. 7. Thompson. Treas, 9en1 J E. smith. Atty.
AMERICAN sEcSEITY AND TRUST CO.
fse1 CENTRAL NATIoNAL BANK.
II bsaxs. 90 Bro.dxsy. Ny Manager.
AeIabsr Washington Stock kxehAas~
Irw1s a. TEwKsBURY 4 CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS
1855 ST.. WASHINGTON, DC.
Buy md ssll for cash OF On margin stocks. Bonds.
bsscs private wire. to New York and Chicago
outot town business . specialty.
Az Local seeur,tlss dealt IN
.JAo v. ooRsoA JN0. ". lACARTNEY,
coRsoN 4 MACARrNRY.
GLOVER BUILDING. l4lg ST. NV
baaksrs And Dealers In Government BondH
Deposit.- E1chanre Loars Collections
harosd stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on
the esaehanses Of New York Philadsipha. boston and
Aspscislty made q Investment securities. District
% sc ~ .o hAfoAa' 1.s Insurance and Tss-
American BAL TsIsDhon. Stock bought .ndsold ,y,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

EoRDEHs FOR
Easter Clothes
should be placed
this week to insure
delivery. Tie work
room is already fll-
ing up. The hand
soonest spring pat
terms England has
ever produced. Alb
breviated prices,
too!
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert Merchant Tailor,
mh13 Cor. 9th and g sts. NV.
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FOR sALE-1432 AND 1884
.aith 1T. h.w.; Lew Groom
frames; water in yards; lot 12160 feet
each TO lO-ioot alley rent $lO2J each.
Prize. II sold at once, 81, 10 ca b.
Terms: u GOD cash and trust ii l,OyO
uIOn tie property assumed. OF ali cash.
q. ii. FiCkLlN4,
mh12-3t l2U4 3.L 81. NV.
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.lecib |-h.Ss 1euIy \ Iinker
cSnSx9Hf on isfa ~ seL'ehl'n'
NEE,iS xEEsiSn @ Clark ,r.. {SSS H Ss!hsIs c'''''
Andrew Frey. Asa Whitehead,
GUNSoN, JUSTICE CO.,
~ REAL EsrAsk sa PRSEERs; 3 s4 rs
NORTHWESTERN Ass1ff NSffSSaf & taf INSURANCE CO.
c,sb et MiiwsIkss da,.,,s, stoS Wis ao
osss Sss ssss5s surplus - s2oS.S ss226S.Sb6h IL.
Having become the sole AGENTS OF the above first
aas to
rsdS'sS ~ Ar as we are not in the
can make great reduction on the high rates now
mn,a.,x euNsoN. JUSTICE = CO..
R~fAss,Ess0R's ~fs, OFFICE. D: G., MARCH II.
several msfEsis viii expire the sist day Of March,
S MAJ ffiHs'' Is.
KNSTIsoR dt FEN pays a. g g: M M MRRoMPERTY PRE-
mhl2-t Room .. Atlantic building.
E~SFOR sALE-HOUsEs
- 18th near n. w.. IL rooms. An elegant
Nm nm Hs;5 :nd md bath BATH. Sil4S s
asas Gss nssi a ne anS
n na,a near TE&frIS. s1i'ai; S'SSsEG 9SfE& $A11E
T~HOUsEHOLD EFFECTS STORED,
~ packed, moved or shipped without
trouble to owners. - .. .....
Give your order and your keys We
will do the rest.
Goods consigned TO Us viii be storse,
unpae ked aud placed in residence. or NJ
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
l140 18th ss. Nv.
Absolutely nrepfoof. tx,2 am
@JAMES B. COLT Is NO LONGER IN MY
~ employ; he h not authorized to collect
moneys; paying him alter this date will do SO
at their own risk. 4. L. SALTSTEIN, JR,
Jeweler sos 9TH st. NV.
Washington. D. O., March 8. 1851. mhll-3t'
R~THE ELSMERE,
14O6 II st. NV
Three desirable suites with private bath for
rent with table board. u,h11-oW
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KSNoTICE OF REMOVAL.
THE CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY
Having leased and reIDoeied the building corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and I'd street southeast,
the pleasure of informing our friends that shall
open for business MONDAY. haicn J6, 1891
We pay interest ON deposits, negotiate loans and
make Investments.
We solicit your patronage.
Very respectfully.
James L. Barbour, Chas. Oessford
John IT, Buscher. William A. Gordon.
john Canmack, Edward B. Hughes
william ID. Campbell, Thomas j. KING,
Albert Carry. Henry 4 Linger
Aaron :. Caywood Archibald NJ McLachlen
Charles Christiani. John McGregor,
Allen e. Clara, Iheophilus l.. Roessle,
Appleton p Clark, jr., John H. kothert
William H. Crosby, Henry X. Sin,l,son
James raser, John g. Slater,
Andrew Frey, Asa Whitehead.
Directors. mhl2,3t
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OFFICE
cARPRNrBR ELRcrRIc COMPANY,
THE sHoREHAN H-sTREET STORE
Best electrical inventions of the age. Stock book
now opened for suOscrl ptlOns. Ten per per
investment guaranteed. Prospectus at the
once. where exhibitions OF the Inventions may be
seen mhI2-l I'm
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TINE By THE FoRELocK.

R~TAKE TINE By THE FORELOCK.
In a short time you will want your
sumner traps-whetheri IL he victoria,
sl,ider phaeton. blackboard or buggy.
The man OF wisdom sends his trap
mon to be done up and has it when
the pleasant weather comes.
kecollect that painting and var
nishing take time.
ANDREW J. JOYCE's SONS,
1G2S. 1890 Conn. ave.
P.S.-Drop US line and wen como
to see you.
nah3
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Why RISK LOSING
~ EVERYTHIN6g
We write Insurance on life and ON property.
We also insure goods in transit by rail. I'll a
mail. In REAL ESTATE We oder dras-claas
Investments. both houses and unimproy0d
property in the city and IN the suburbs.
A. 8. PRATT 3 Sons.
fs21-1n Bun building. 1915 z.
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ESKNOW YE ALL MEN
THAT A. L. sALTZsTEIN, JR.,
THE JEWELER, of 5O0 7th st. NV.

Maltham. Elgin, Howard, Hampden, Aurora, Non
Magnetic. sprinxfeld. Golumbus and Rockford com
cases OF AL leading males IN gold, silver and fled q
prices as LOW rs eny FIRST-CLASS HOUSE In the
United states. for CASH OR ON TIME. 1a.7-;3m
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One Of The boab containing ~ sosaner's
o1hcsrs was struck BY heavy - ssd founA-
srsd, and I'll ~ o1Rcsu vsas drowned n
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RICE! ICEi COALi COALi
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY,
Omce 10Th and SITS. NV. Telephone $50
Branch ofhce. .0O6 Pa. ave. n. Y. Telephone "a.
For entire season Of 1891 Natural Ice and Cod
- low a. any company In the city. DiscOunt on
tickets sold at once. Contracts made tor one
fsia-S@ (. NJ WILLIS. vice Pres. and MANAGES.
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JOHNSON LUTTRELL's
PoPULAR-PRICED DRY GOODS HOUSE,
mh13 713 Market Space bet. 7th and Sth Sta
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07
HLMs SECURITIES.
Better Tone and More Observation-Disclosures
ations Narrow Mr.. Westinghouse
Goes East-Electric Well Sus-
tanned and Steady.

tanned and Steady.
There was better feeling in speculative
circles, both East and West, yesterday. Lon.
don was good buyer, and there was better
movement and higher prices in New York.
Here the interest and support were mostly OF a
local origin, as few outside orders were re-
ceived. Total sales were 75S shares, with
Liberty National Bank, Electric, Switch and
Signal, Iuster ana Philadelphia Gas as the
contributing properties.
1t was a very even market prices scarcely
moving from one call to another, and closing
figures we're practically the same as the open
ing. This indicates that investors regard the
chances for a movement either. way as about
even, and prefer going slow to rashness and
risk. About the only things that were shaded
al the finish were Philadelphia Gas and New
York and Cleveland Coal
Mr. Westinghouse returned to New York
after, as stated, making such informal repre-
sensations TO creditors as to strengthen their
drawn out negotiations. and to develop better
inquiry for Electric stock. 1t was steady, with
more buyers than sellers. Important develop
ments are expected this week.
The annual meeting of stockhol ders of the
Luster Mining Company was held yesterday
afternoon. The old board was reelected, as
follows: 81. ID. Gamble. John I'll. Mueller, W.
T. Chaffey, NJ. X. Salisbury S. W. Black, ].
X Lanahan and w. A. Stone. Reports were
READ and affirmed, showing that work at the
mine is in a satisfactory condition. 1t was
stated lnaL all the new STOCK. except ABOUT oUU
shares had been su described for.
1t sold in a small way on Change at 1lA. An
cfdce transaction was reported at ll5s, All the
stock is now new. Sales were:-
First Call-l5 Liberty National Bank at l00A,
800 Electric at 2l34. 100 at ll5l 10 at ll3l,
Second Gallo Union switch anu Signal at
81
Third Calico Electric at l15s 10 at ll5l, SO
Luster at llA 10 at IL, 10 at IFS, 80 Phlladel-
phia Gas at ll5s
Bids and offers at each of the three calls are
AZ ed.