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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-14

PERsoSsI--samuel Beldon Of the Cni,ed
States army, Y. Van Ruymbeke OF Aurors. n.
Y, and W. II. Newman of Buffalo are at VIII
lards.-Funnk Trumball Of Denver W l.
Kelly OF Chicago and T. II. Wheeler of New
York are at the Arlington.--D. K
Miller Of London. England. H. q.
hanney Of Cleveland and u. II.
Driscoll OF New Iork are at the Shoreham -
X. h. Emerson of Massachusetts. VIM. N VIII
liams Of Ohio, r. u. banning OF New Norl are
at the Ehbitt- Louis L. Robbins Of Nyack,
y. Y, J. W. Woodruff Of Dolhi. n n,
and Rev. DIR. F. = Todd, the new
pastor OF Hamline NJ. r. Church.
are at the Fredonia.-A wallerstein 81 San
Francisco. A. Outam Of London. England, aud
T. L. Hall OF Columbus. Ohio. are at the
ST James.-C. H. ellison Of Chicago,
Winslow Joyce OF Boston aud q. r. White
hursh OF Roanoke are at the Johnsoa -
William q. Lang " West Point. Ca. r. J.
Cronan OF New Haven and II. FORBES Of
Mhe.lng, W. Va, are at the NAtional.----H.
c. Erwin OF Atlanta. \. J. Johnston Of
Leesburg and William A. jefferson
of Lynchburg are at the Metropolitan -
Mr.. John Amber Smith has returned q en- q
trip to Richmond. Na-Col Tompki-. Of
salem, Va. Is az the National and he reprcsunts
Salem as growing rpidly.--Col Clifford An
aerson OF Georgia L. "a the Ehbitt. he Was
Tor several wears attorney goueral of his stste
and Is hero - argue some cases before The
supreme Court.--Mr. Al. Herman l. resis-
tered at the United States Hotel. Atlantic
City.-w. b. Robson has been confined 10
has bed for several drys with an acute attack Of
the grip, but Is now much improved.
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TIE MONUMENTAL
MILLINERY.

The most tasteful well the most ele1an. assert
ment Of Trimmed and Untrfmnsd Millinery TO Ls son
IN this city T. be found In our MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT.
LADIES' and childr.ns hats In exquisite ssylss and
eoors being exact from the most famous
Partisan makers.
THINKING OF NEW JACKET.
Our coats and Jackets show careful picking. Take
one AZ random and try IL on What do you ind.
Color perfect There's not O bad shade In the lot.
shape Perfect No botches and chances sitera-
non Necessary. Much to say. we know Then some
pAns mas been done prices 90 that you save on any
enoosing-whether IT'S 5Oc. % less than your purse
It's worth looking into.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
The material alone worth tile price. Small profts
and quick sales" Is motto. Here they at list
prices
70 DOZEN LADIES' CHEMIsE AND DRAWERS.
Drawers have 4 two-tnch ruhfe Of Hamburg and four
tuckA CheDise made round and square neck.
They 80 a: So. but are worth dst-
30 DOZEN ladies' Chemse, Skirts. Night Dresses and
,ness The saT,: h,y I'm dep Enifs , q
S.asr s.rnsnt. made uniform They Al 70 CSC,
20 Sossn NIB. Dresses and Skirts Of nnsss
musiin and cambria
;'
and sleeves. at 81. Any one worth 81. &s.
GLOVES.
busy as bs-s in this department.. poa't mis-. the
sss,ns oppS5taa:,,es We .Is Sa.,
IA Gloves Al Us; Worth 81.
sss:;Ss SUED: sss:Sa:s:Is e
81 y Foster Five-hook French Kid. &c.
Sl-V Foster l-hOok French Kid 81 so.
AL Gloves at 61c. and upward We Mt to the hand and
Also loo dozen of Ladies' sax and T.a.s. Gloves.
Is PER CESf LESS THAN IMPORTING PRICE
ALL. SILK WINDSOR TIES
At lie. each worth pc.
At pc. each worth J1c.
AZ 29c each x9rtA r..
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Some big vslnes at little prices
Ladies' Browns. Tans, Gray and Fancy Top Hose at
Ladies z asst Black Hose Of &C.. worth SIC
Ladies', Plain and Drop stitch Lise. also fancy tops.
worth July &c, at 39c-
Ladies Onyx Dye Fast Black Hose At 35c.. worth
cLiidrea'. F.s, Black Ds-by Ribbed. Hxss o to 81.
at 23c., worth 90.
MERINO DEPARTMENT.
Fine Swiss Ribbed Vests. in Pink. Blue, Yellow
lavender White, Low neck and sleeveless at 2Oc. Sell
regular at 2Sc.
loo dozen White Cotton Ribbed Vests. low neck and
sleeveless. that imported be seld at SIC, at
25c-
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
G. at 75c-, e. 81: IS. 81 SO and e. Thcmpson's. in
long. medium and short 81 81. 81 o. 81 10 81 and
ez23- CT A. La Sirene q .75 81, ss2 50, e. %. 25
"a. 80 and - 80. In all coOrs.
Surah six for Tea Gowns and Trimmings.
1y yards o. All-stlk at 55c. sells regular ct Sc
ezra width, in al oolors. 81 Is, worth 81 IS
THE MONUMENTAL.
Il. So AND Gao = ST. NV.
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TRYING TO RESUME.
A St,hbssn Fight Begun Between Operators
and Coke Men.

A st,bbssn Fight Begun Between Operators
and Coke Men.
scorrpALR, Pa, April A-The coke eomps-
panies are making Aggressive movements today
and the lsbor leaders are working to defeat
them Nearly every operator has Joined the
general movement for resumption. They all
propose operating their works under the slid
inn scale Of wages which was submitted 10 their
smployss three weeks ago.
No reports Of disorder have been received
today. Last night . mass meeting Of 2,0oo
strikers vas held at Trangers. They resolved
70 '.stand out until they were compelled 10 eat
the soles from their feat"
A. Painter works the officials report an In
creased force today. Eviction notices are
being served on the Painter strikers today. Ten
hundred Notices of this character have been
prepared. -Four styihsrs' families we're evictsd
today q SammiA aons Of The striksrs' families
e. vsll nigh slaE, I'D.
The Fyisk Company gtate that thsir dip
meats VIII asgrsgste no saxs today and that
i00 men have begun work 81 Lsisinrine- No. 9
veetx Last evening. Mae noss Sentsnyes Of
MoOuzp's works vaa shet q By PolisA s1sikar.
Ths buiast erased his head.
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STOCKS DULL BUT STEADY.

They Fluctuste Little. but Settle Down at
About Opening Prices.
NEW YoRK, April A.-The stock market this
morning presented . marked contrast to those
Of the last two weeks in point of activity, and
while the same stocks were still prominent in
the dealings the amount Of business done in
them was largely reduced and the general
list was quite neglected. London prices were
higher, but the opening figures here were irreg-
ularly, but only slightly changed from last
nights prices, and while a firm tone prevailed
the tendency of prices being up and the fuctu-
atoms were Insignificant in all cases until
toward the end of the hour, when the grangers
industrials and Northern Pacifics became speci-
ally weak and active. The selling movement
was confined to the leading stocks. and its effects
were most apparent In sugar, which dropped
per cent 70 87x, while others lost only
fractional amounts. but the entire market was
affected to some extent, and prices everywhere
were brought below the level of those Of the
opening. The weakness was of short duration,
however, and sugar rallied about per cent,
and at II o'clock the market was quiet and
steady to firm at about opening figures.
silver opened sssT,I; highest sale, s7s<; low
est S7ss; hast sale, s7x.
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I'd EDITION.
NEEDS OF THE WEST.
An Important Convention Assemblies
in Kansas City.
MORRIS TRIES 10 GUST BULKELEY.
English Weavers Determined to
Hold Public Meeting.
THE CECIL COUNTY MURDER.
WESTERN STATES CONGRESS-.
-
WESTERN STATES. CONGRESS-.
One q the Moot Notable Asssmblages Ever
Aeid In This Country.


One q the Most Notable Assemblages Ever
Aeid In This Country.
Kansas Orr, KAN, April l4.-The hotels are
crowded with delegates to the western states
commercial congress and additional delegates
are arriving on every train. 1t promises to be
one Of the most notable assemblages of the kind
ever held in the United States.
The west and south are seeking an adjust
ment to the conditions which have resulted
from their marvellous growth and to promote
that end will be one Of the objects Of the con-
vention. The interests of the two sections are
reciprocal and the welfare of both demands
closer commercial relationa
Among those who will address the congress
are, Senators Stewart and Ingalls,, Congress
men Mills and Dockery and Messrs. Warner Of
Ohio and Ignatius Donnelly Of Minnesota.
Talk among the delegates this morn
ing indicated that the convention will
be purely non-partisan and that no
political discussion viii be permitted.
gress Is to win back the farmers Of the states
represented to the republican party is empbat-
ically repu6iated. Every subject to be dis
cussed is of interest to north and south and
east and west alike.
Among the notable men who are now on the
ground are Congressman Crisp Of Georgia,
Breckinridge Of Kentucky, Otis, Davis and
Simpson of Kansas and Tarsney Of Missouri,
Jay Torrey Of st. Louis, John c. Wickliffe Of
New Orleans one Of the leaders Of the aven-
gers Of Chief Hennessy's murder, who will
read paper on immigration: Gen. Breaux Of
New Orleans and ]. F. v. Skif Of Denver.
The convention was called for 10 o'clock. but
1t was nearly noon when the chairman of the
executive committee raped for order. State
Senator Kelley Of Kansas, the chairman, intro
duced Rev. DR.. Hayes of this city, who prayed.
Senator Kelley was chosen temporary Chairman
Of the congress. and In a long speech Of accept
ance explained the object Of the congress He
also read letter from President Harrison. re-
GREETING hts inability to be present and dis
cussing some Of the questions to come before
the congress.
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THE CECIL COUNTY TRAGEDY,
Mrs. Richards May Rec0ver-Detectives II
Work on the Case.

Ms. Richards May Rec0ver-Detectives ut
Work on the Case.
CoLonA, Nd, April 1.-THE funeral Of Mrs.
J. Granville Richard, who was shot while in
bed on Sunday night by burglars, is appointed
for Thursday next. The doctors do not think
that the wounds Of Mr.. Richards will prove
fatal.
Mr.. Richards two brothers, L. q. R. Rich
ards, lawyer Of Media. Pa. and Jos. T. Rich
ards, assistant chief engineer of the Pennsyl-
vsnia railroad, whose home is in Phila-
delphia, were telegraphed for early yes
terday and they arrived at the
scene Of the tragedy at o'clock in the
afternoon, coming on from Philadelphia
in Q special train. Mr.. C. E Ottey of
the Pennsylvania railroad detective force,
accompanied them. Detectives Barringer
and Hogan Of Baltimore. reached the place
in the evening with Detective A. B. Lyon of
Smith, West Lyon All are at work on the
case. as well as the local authorities. These
Last named propose Q reward Of 50 1000 for the
capture of the burglars and murderers.
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TO GUST BULKELEY.
Quo warranto Proceedings Instituted By
Judge Morris.

Quo Warranto Proceedings Instituted BY
Judge Morris.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. April 1.-THE papers
in the quo warranto action by Judge L. B.
Morris to Gust Morgan G.. Buckley from the
governors chair were presented in the superior
court this morning. After recitins the events
Of the election the papers state that the result
was certified to the legislature and showed
Morris to have a majority over all. The pro-
ceedings in the Legislature are recited at
length and the court is asked to require Bulke-
ley to show cause why he should not give up
the Office tomorrow.
The judge granted the writ and made il ~
turnable April "a.
Similar proceedings were held in the case of
DR.. Alsop against Lieut. Gov. Mervin. Alsop
claims to have been elected lieutenant governor
by the democrats.
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The Post once site.

In the posi- once siso commission today thors
was some evidence given rs 10 the lease Of csr-
tain property in square SIS. Between Msssra
Menekhiem. the lessee. aud c. G. Dunosnson,
the owner Of the property adjoining the Globe
Thoater. there was some controversy ~ 70
the value of the lease for the unerptred
term. Mr.. henekheim claims thstit was scrth
several thousand dollars. and Mr.. Duncarson
doubts whether Menekheim has proper lease
and claims II he has the rent paid Is just shout
what the property is worth. and his claim ., az
no value. Some testimony was given - 30 sh .
property and the commission closed their tasti-
mony.
Mr.. Maddox made q short argument 20
Mr. Baker, property and Mr.. Tsggert replied
on the part OF the government Mr.. V. ~
Albert Represented the Globe Thcater pror,rty
and Gen. West spoke for the government
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today as follows:
]. W. Hobbs. two brick dwellings. 9l5 aHi 81
Z street northeast. $4,000. N. {. Brennan cue
brick dwelling. 302 49, street southwest: -. go.
Barber Ross. one brick dwelling. Ohi9 ave-
nue. between 18th and 49,; $4,000.
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A STANDARD
E e. E. En- EE Esss En- E Esst w s.s
= Exx E Z Z R ! ssss

onee week at least we must bring the Black Good
IN review. There 10 time they Of plac,
never . time we do not fan into q flame tn,
smouderins ashes Of . desire to possess tn,
other Of these fashionable textiles The undscidet
point with most Of 10 which to chooseand wher,
to get the best assortnen-best quality for the leas
money. IL is to settle these matters that submit
for your consideration this list of late arrivals. By
name they arc familiarity quality you must know
them through us--and by priee--lay them In compar
ison beside what anybody ofiers.
&O-inch BLACK BRILLIANTINE-5 Oc.,
oRfc.. 75c. and 81 yard.
40-inch MOHAIR TAMlSE- 62kc., 15c.
and 81 yard.
44-inch SILK WARP cRYsTALLRTTEs-
e1.25 and 81. so yard.
42-inch BLACK BOURETTE STRIPE CHAL-
lisa dsbutsnte of this sesson-sl. 25 yard.
4o-inch HEM STITCHED CHALLIs-sSc. .
yard.
4einch ALL WOOL cHEvior Ills
4o-inch SILK WARP LASspowNE-s1.a5
ayard.
4s-inch SILK WARP aLoRIosA-sI.soa
yard.
%2-snch ALL WOOL BESaAL1NE-sI.o0
yard.
4o-inch ALL WOOL BATIsTE-dyed and
woven IN French hands-5Oc. and 75c yard.
4O-inch ALL WOOL NUNS yEILING-5Oc.
ayard.
45-inch TAMlsE-s ''LupIn"-75c. and 81
aysrd.
FV-nch
terms left-55c. yard.
42-inch PRIEsTLEY'S SILK WARP NOUS
SELINE GRENADINE-S1 yard.
46-inch WRENCH DRESSED" MOUsSEL-
INE DE LAINE-sl and IL % yard.
46-inch LCPIN'S CARMELITE 81 and
81. 25 yard.
42-inch WOOL CREPON-pArticulariy desir-
able for mourning costumes-Sl yard.
24-ISCH GRENADINE:
SILK AND wOOI-75c yard.
ALL SILK-s5c. yard.
ALL SILK (stripedJ-S1. 25 yard.
24-INCH CREPE D'CHINE.
GOOD QUALITY. Sc. yard.
VERY FINE. 81. so yard.
STRIPED, 81. Go yard.
ALLSILK BAREGE for mourning wells you
will ind most suitable and comfortable for the
coming weather.
46incb BORDERED GRESADINE-silk and
wool-a2. 70 yard.
46nch STRIPED CAMEL's HAIR GRENA-
DINE. %. 80 yard.
46inch SILK and WOOL GRENADINE-
striped-s2 90 yard.
44inch MEXICAN GRENADINE-SILK and
wOOI-e2. so yard.
44-inch SILK and WOOL GRENAD1NE, &c
and 81. so yard.
In some Of these varieties little scant on
Quantity-but that speaks volumes for the worth
. poor thing won't find very ready sale. There is
many gem to be picked out in this department. We
certainly have one Of the finest collections that
ever sracsd . counter Our prices don't let them rest
long.
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Carr. I. Il wooDsuKr.-Sscretary Proctor 10
day detailed Capt rhos. n. Woodruff, nfth in
fAntry, Who recently accompanied him on his
southern trip. to be sids-ds-camp TO Gen.
Ruger, in command Of the division Of rhe Pa
clio. This vs. ct The request Of Gen. kuser.
1hs dstan h 10 hsf until Guy l.
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LAsssuRoH & Bao.
WILL NON TELL
you

ABOUT THEIR WHITE GOODS.
Soon. yes. very soon. tho necsssity for these
goods will be apparent. It may perchsnce
be few days and then the demand will Be
more evident.
Be careful In your selection of White Ma
tsrials. for there are many materials that on
account Of their not being properly blsached
turn yellow or even crock AFTER one wash
ing. With US. as with great many mer-
chants. this has been made Study. and al
Of you can share our experience.
At present writing we have on hand for
your immediate examination the following
goods. which we can guarantee:
5000 yards India Linen at Sc. per yard.
5000 yards India Linen at &c. Per yard.
5000 yards India Linen ct 10c. per yard.
10000 yards India Linen at l2c per yard.
5000 yards India Linen At l5c. per yard
5000 yards India Linen at lSc. Per yard.
5000 yards India Linen at 2Oc. per yard.
5000 yards India Linen At 25c. Per yard.
A FULL LINE OF ALL THE HIGHER
GRADES.
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Rance of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings at the signal
Office today; 5 a. m, IS, 2 pm. 76. Maximum,
Is; minimum, a.
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Special Cable Dispatch to This Evening Star.
DUBLIN, April A.-Mr. Parnell complains in
the Freendn's Journal that Mr.. Mccarthy has
failed TO ratify the arrangement regarding the
disposition Of the Paris fund that Was agreed
to over Q month ago.
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800 pieces Of IMPORTED PLAID AND
STRIPED INDIA LINENS in rich and
handsome styles at csc.
200 pieces Of nne Sheer Checks and Plaid
Nainsooks at 1Sc. per yard.
500 pieces Of PLAID AND STRIPED
LAWN in all different styles at l2ho. Per
yard.
Apron Nainsook. so diferent.stylss, at &c.
Apron Nainsook. 100 different styles. at
10c.
Apron Nainsook. 100 different styles. ct
12c.
40-inch APRoNETTE. WITH HAND
SOME LACE BORDERS.
12kc. per yard.
4o-inch APRONETTE in the latest styles.
with Stain Stripes and Lace Borders at
Csc. and SOC.
full line Of Sheer Nainsook. for summer
wear. at lsc. zoe. .25c.. 3Oc., &c., 40c and
soc. yard.
These goods are noted for their superior
finish.
Heavy Nainsook in all grades from 1sc. to
50c. per yard.
A complete line Of WHITE AND CREAM
MULLS from Csc. to 81 per yard.
Each number finer than we ever sold BE-
fore at the same price.
We have beautiful line of Embroideries
and Laces to trim these materials
To give those children an opportunity who
could not attend our Refer Sale Monday on
account Of school we will say we will again
place on sale Saturday morning. from 8
until IL O'Clock.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
BLUE CLOTH REFERs,
To At children from to IL years, nicely
trimmed on collar with gold anchor and ON
front and sleeves with gold buttons. for
81 CENTS.
9TO IL. PRICE 81 CENTS.
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To ATTEND GEs. srISoL.'s FuSERsI---rhe
following Representative have been named 10
the committee 10 attend the funeral Of Gen.
spinola: Nessrs ketcham % New lork. CAas.
Tracy Of New York, Springer Of 1llincis.
o Neil Of Pennsylvania. andrews Of NASSAU u-
sets and Tucker OF Virginia.
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Soorrs Exu1s,ox OF Con Lrvra On
WITH HypopHospHITEs.
PALATABLE As MILK.
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
MANY PEOPLE GAIN ONE POUND PER DAY BIZ
ITS USE.
ARRLIApLK REMEDY Fo1
CONSUMPTION.
sCRoFULA.
BRONCHITIs.
COUGHS AND COLDS,
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
WASTING DISEASES.
IMPURE BLOOD.
IT rs THREE TIMES AS EFFIcAcIous AZ
PLAIN COD LIVER OIL.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 10
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To Re Sent to Washington Soon.

Nrw ORLEANS. April A.-United States Dis
| trict Attorney Grant says he expects to send
his report on the lynching o. the Italians 20 the
Department Of Justice at Washington the latter
| part Of this week
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sales-Regular call i2 O'Clock m: Washington
and Georgetown Railroad. at s45. lexington and
Soldiers Home Railroad, IS at 56l.. Peoples Fire
Insurance, 10 at 81; loo at 81. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, ~ at =; loo at .. Washington Gas, is
at +5a: IS at ass.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. C., 1891,
gold, l0lh bid, asked. Per imp. Is, 1891, cur
rency, l02L bid. - asked. Market stock, Is, lsp2,
currency, lOSs bid eo-year fund, 6, ls91 gold
bid. asked. 2o-year fund, SIS, 1899, gold, los bid
Water stock. ~, 1891, currency. lZI hid. asked.
so-year fund, 6s, gold, 1902, ZIG bid, - asked.
Water stock, Is, currency, l9OS, L. bid, - asked
3.6ss, 1924, fund, currency ll6ls bid. li7S asked
Miscellaneous Bonds-M ashingIon ana GEORGE
town Railroad lV-a0. Gs. los bid. lOs asked WASH
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Is.
LIS bid, l35 asked. Masonic Hall Association,
81, 1905, lO4 bid, - asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage 6s, 10 bid, asked. WASH
ingtOn Market Company, imp.cs, ll6 bid, asked.
American Security ana Trust Company, Sc, bid, -
asked Washington Ligh: Infantry LIST mortgage,
Gs, 1904. 100 bid, - aske l. Washington Light an
fantry I'd, 1s 1904, ., bid, l03 asked Washington
Gas Ligh. Company, series a. is, l2o bid, -
asked Washington Gas Light Company, series
b, Is, I23 bid, = asked. Washington Gas Conn.,
pany Convertible 6s, 1870 bid, l5s asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington. eco
bid, 500 asked. Bank Of Republic, 2so bid, asked
Metropolitan. 2So Did, 800 asked Central, 800 bid.
chanics', 1870 bid, 900 asked. Citizens. I7o bid.
Iso asked Columbia l55 bid, loo asked CapI-
tai, l2S bid l25 asked West End, sss. bid loUs.
asked. Traders, lis bid, llss. as-e-. Lincoln.
Railroad Washington and Georgetown,
Columbia. IS bid, IS asked Capitol and North q
Street, 50 bid, SIS asked lexington and Soldiers
Home, Sc bid, 56A asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, 50 bid. IS asked.
Insurance Stocks-tlremens Il bid. IS asked.
Franklin, 55s4 bid. IS asked Metropolitan. 80 tad. -
asked. National nion,lsh bid q asked. Arlington,
$50 bid, 1876 asked Corcoran. Is bid - asked. Co
lumbia, los bid, Il asked German-A american
ls5 bid, = asked. Potomac, 50 bid. 100 asked
Riggs, bid, 81 asked Peoples, 81 bid, s..
asked. Lincoln. 81. bid. 81 asked Commercial,
a. bid, q. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. 12s
bid, - asked Columbia Title. g.. bid, 81 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-MashngIon Ga ;.
q bid 45h asked Georgetown Gas, - bad u. >.
Electric Light, l61h bid, AIS asked.
Observation-Disclosures rs bid, ASKED.
Chesapeake and Potomac.5sL bid.60s asked. Amer
lean Graphophone, 81 bid, asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-M ashin,ton Market CON-
pany, Is bid, 20 asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, - bid - asked. Great Fails Ice
Company, 100 bid. 200 asked bull Kun PIANO.
rama Company, Is bid. ~ asked Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 4 bid, asked.
safe Deposit and trust Companies-NatIonal
Safe Deposit, bid. - asked. Washington
Safe Deposit Company, ITO bid, - asked. NASH
ington Loan and Trust Company, y6 bid, 90.
asked. American Security and Trust Company.
81 bid, 81 asked