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Fined for Throwing a stone.

In the Police Court today Benjamin Watson
Was before Judge Miller for an assault on ChAs.
ID. Boston, conductor Of car 81, Anacostia line.
On Saturday night Watson presented transfer
which, IL was claimed. was no good. He was
put on by the conductor. and then he threw
heavy stone, which struck passenger. Watson
claimed that he had transfer and refused 10
pay further and said the conductor assaulted
him with others. He denied that he threw the
stone exhibited, but owned TO throwing q
smaller one.
A verdict Of guilty was found. and the court
MIA II was outrageous 10 throw q stone in
car ana he ought TO go TO Jail, but as he was ut
work he would make il a fine of s25
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ACCUSED OF MANY MURDERS.
Trial Of Thomas Nein Cream, the Londo
Prisoner.

Trial Of Thomas NeiI Cream, the London
Poisoner.
LONDON, July 1s.-Thomas Neill Cream, an
American, was arraigned ct the Bow street pO-
lice court today, before Sir John Bridge, on the
charge of numbering Matilda Clover by admin
istering to her certain pills containing strych-
nine.
The death Of Matilda Clover, young woman
of IS, residing in the Lambeth road, occurred
on October IS. She had been out In the COM
pany Of Q man with whom abe had struck up an
acquaintance on the day before, and re-
turned apparently well and hearty;
but before retiring for the
night abe Was suddenly seized with violent in
ternal pains and died in convulsive agony.
The action Of the strychnine when ungusrded
by any gelatne sheathing is practically instanta-
neous. The amount Of strychnine discovered
In the stomach was q quarter of grain.
Ellen Denworth's death had barely been for
gotten when the double murder Of Alice Marsh
and Emma Shrivell. who live together in STAN
analysis Of the stomachs revealed the fact that
they had unquestionably been poisoned by
strychnine.
Meantime the prisoner, whose real name ap-
pears to be Thomas Neall Cream, was arrested
on the charge Of extortion, in having written .
alleged that his son Walter" poisoned Alice
Marsh and Emma shrivell, but the writer was
willing to suppress the evidence for f1.600.
watch was kept and Cream was shortly ar
rested. The police found at the prisoner 9
lodgings both capsules and strychnine. The
seen in the Clover girls company before she
was seized with her fatal illness.
The Jury of inquest found . verdict Of willful
murder against Cream.
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TO CURE IRELANDS ILLS.
Sir Edward Watkins Recommends . Shi
Canal Across the Island.

Sir Edward Watkins Recommends . Ship
Canal Across the Island.
LONDON, July 1s.-The Times today gives
prominence to a letter from Sir Edward Wat
kins, liberal unionist member-elect Of the
house of commons for Hythe, and chairman
of the Southeastern Railway Company, urg-
ing q settlement Of the Irish ques-
ton by q compromise between Mr.. Gladstone
and Lord Salisbury and by the construction Of
q ship canal across Ireland and q tunnel con-
Meeting Ireland and Scotland. The
construction Of chip canal, Sir Ed
ward says, would place Ireland on the
shortest sea route to all the great west and to
the east by way Of the Canadian Pacific railway.
Surveys. he adds, have shown that the project
il feasible, and the cost would not exceed $40,
OO0. 900.
Sir Edward further says that the construc-
ton of the ship canal and the tunnel would re-
store prosperity to Ireland by ahording work
for thousands Of men and by the impetus that
would be added to her present commercial in
dustries and the creation Of new ones.
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WENT BACK TO WORK.

Many Of the Working Men in the Carnegie
Lawrenceville Mills Returned.
PIrTssUna, Pa, July ia large number Of
the mechanics and laborers Of the upper and
lower Union Carnegie mills at La wrenceville,
who went out last week when the mem
bers Of the Amalgamated Association inaugu-
rated their sympathy strike, returned to work
this morning. These men are employed in FIN
ishing up the work of the skilled employees,
. large quantity Of which is ON band They
do not belong to the association. but the mem
bers Of the latter made earnest but fruitlees ef-
forts to induce them to stay out of the mills
Supt Dillon is inclined to regard the attitude
Of the unskilled men as the beginning Of the
end SO far as these mills are concerned.
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Another Victim OF the Homestead Fight.
PIrTsBuRc, Pa, July 1s.-Edward Spear, a
resident Of Chicago, one Of the Pinkerton do
tectives, died about midnight last night. He
had been shot in the right leg during the battle
on the barges at Homestead, ON Wednesday,
the 9th instant. He was taken to the. West
Penn Hospital that evening with the others,
and was not regarded as seriously hurt. His
wound was near the thigh and his death ia at
tr1buted to exhaustion.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Democrats Anxious About North Caroline
Mr.. Burrows on Michigan.
The North Carolina democrats are not feeling
comfortable over the political outlook in their
state. They feel that they are in danger Of
losing the state in November and that they will
have to make desperate fight to hold it in
line
Representative Cowles said to STAR reporter
today that he had not been in a position to
judge Of the situation for himself, as there was
not much trouble in his part Of the state, but
that reports which he got from very good men
in the southern part Of the state we're not en-
courag1ng.
"This information" he said, "comes from
men who are usually well informed and il leads
me to believe that we have q very hard fight on
our hands to hold the state. There is a posi-
bility Of Harrison's getting the electoral vote
on account of the alliance third party agitation.
We old democrats somehow feel that We must
carry the state--that we will somehow, but the
reports We get are threatening"
WILL CARRY THE STATE.
"You think the democrats will carry the state.
however,
"well-yos; rather think so; but we viii
have to fight"
Gen. Henderson Of North Carolina said
"We are going to have the hardest fight we
have had since 1876 II the election were to
come of today fear We would lose the state.
] think, however, that before November matters
will get in better shape. I think we will hold
the state. We usually hear about this time
before national election that things are un-
certain"
REPUBLICAN SITUATION IN MICHIGAN.
Mr.. Burrows Of Michigan says that he thinks
the republicans will elect the state ticket Of
Michigan and that the democrats will not get
more than five Of the fourteen electoral votes Of
the state.
"what do you think Of the general outlook
for the republicans?' was asked.
"Yet 1t Is fair. No one knows much Of the sit
nation, but 1t seems to me to be promising.
think the prospects are favorable for Mr. Har-
risons carrying New York, and do not think
We will lose anything in the West"
.'Mnl you do anything in the south?'
wen gain some members Of the House
What are your calculations ON the next
~ have been figuring that out little, but
have not completed my estimate. 1t will be
Mr.. Wilson Of West Virginia says that he has
no doubt that the democrats win carry West
Virginia and that the reports from New York
are very satisfactory.
The democrats are doing some figuring on
NV Hampshire, with the idea that ''Parson"
Mckinney. present member Of the House, win
b nominassd for governor and viii mako
strong campaign
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THE HALF HOLIDAY BILL.

Some Debate on IL in the Sonata hint II Wen.
Over.
o.
Inc oenate In its morning business today took
up the bill allowing banks, &C., to finish bust
ness at IL O'Clock on Saturday.. Mr.. Faulkner
exnl.ined that tho hill ,v.. ..,,.d o., ~. ~.
p.rL..~, A."..:-..' 49, -o ~ ..o
S'ooi"uo" anu w"s IN tne
interest OF the employees. Mr.. Cockerell asked
why the bill provided that notes falling due ON
SATURDAY. should be carried over until Monday
nv IN. h.,l. n, r.,,,L-, $500 ar. AZ,
~ M,'' IauAhe. '~'eo '"''' 'ne
provision was allowed by the banks, as they
thought it would be unfair to givers Of notes
S.lE-- L.. - a,
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CucrxxATI, ONO, July IA party Of ten
s1curdonists Lett hsre yesterday morning on
steamboat Maynover 10 visit the camp Of the
Stag Fishing Club near Lawrenceburg. After
spending the day with THAR friends the party
started back to tAwrenceburg in skin. One
Of the boats contained John Smith Of 50 Peete
street and Con Bogart Of Dorsey street and
two companions. II was frail craft and was
leaking when the party left the camp. In mid
stream il capsized. throwing the occupants into
the vater. Smith and Bogsrt were drowned,
while the other two young men were rescued
y friends who witnessed the sceidsYs from the
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Charged With Attempting to XIII Her nus-

Martha Hawkins. colored woman Of 434 18th
northeast is under arrest for an attempt 10
kill her husband, Grant Hawkins. about two
weeks ago By giving him arsenic in his tea, hay-
ing been arrested by Detective Boardman yes-
terday They have not been getting along well
together, and he alleges that she Threatened
him and finally she gave him some poisoned
coffee, but he discovered il in time.
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THE HOUSE.

The House entered today upon what many
members predicted will be the last week of the
first session Of the Fifty-second Congress
Whether this expectation will meet with realiza-
ton depends principally upon the action of the
Senate on the anti-option bill and the action OF
the House on the worlds fair amendments Ia
the sundrv civil bill. But it is conceded on all
sides that the session is nearing its end
NIB. SIMPSONS RESOLUTION REFERRED,
Mr.. Simpson (Kan.) asked unanimous con-
sent for the consideration Of a resolution d.
recting the committee on rules to bring in a
rule setting apart day for the consideration OF
the Peel bill for the opening Of the Cherokee
strip.
Mr.. Holman Gnd.) objected and the resolu-
ton was referred.
On motion Of Mr.. McMillin of Tennessee Joint
resolution was passed authorizing the Secretary
Of State to Afix the great seal Of the United
States to a document entitled 1.-THE adminlstra-
ton Of the United States government to the be-
ginning Of the 40Oth anniversary Of the discov-
cry Of America"
The Speaker stated that the regular order was
the motion made on last suspension day by Mr..
Cowles On. c. to suspend the rules and pass
the Caminett bill to create the California
mining debris commission.
The motion to suspend the rules and pass the
bill was agreed to-yeas, 143; nays, 46.
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THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.

Total Returns Up to q Late Hour This
Afternoon.
LONDON, July 1s.-At 8 O'Clock this after
noon the total returns received show the cleo
ton of Sl1 supporters Of the government and
347 members Of the opposition.
II Is officially announced today that q Q re-
suit OF the visit Of Lord Salisbury TO the queen
ct Windsor castle yesterday the conservative
government will convoke parliament on An
gust 4.
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Death of Mr.. z. m. Gninnin-

The announcement Of the death OF Mr.. r. n.
Guinnip, which occurred at his home in
Elmira, y. Y, YESTERDAY. will he sad news 10 a
large circle Of friends and acquaintance In tbi.
CITY, For number OF wears he was the senior
member OF The hrm OF Guinnip, Day A Co., and
carried ON a large business on 7th street sub
sequently he gave no his interests here aud rs-
moved to his home in Elmira.
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Fun Without Danger.


Colonel Blood-"well, sir. thoroughly agree
with you-it Is a mistake TO discourage northern
enterprise by promiscuous shooting: but. re-
member. We are a high-spirited people. and
can't break of the habits Of n lifetime nj once.
II man insults me shoot. that's all there IL
about il; what do Won ADVISER
Northern capitalist--'Use blank cartridge"
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July IS. - Flour dull-western
super, aloa2!s; DO: extra. a.s6as.es; do. family.
wheat patent. 4.5oaAe0; spring wheat, Aa6a4.40
sales, $50 barrels. Wheat nrmer-NO. 3 red spot,
Ser ocsoSsr AssSss :sssGeS Re-
red. rSa7sk-receipts, bs,1f1 bushels: shipments,
9l,ssc bushels; stock. S4s,lss bushels sales, 1903
ass; Longeerry, soass. Corn drmer-mixed spot,
63x bid; July, 5sk bid; August, s. bid; Septem-
Der, 50 bid-receipts. sos bushels stock, I7s5ol
bushels; sales, 1900 bushels. Southern corn
Oats easy-No. q white western, s9a4O; No. 9,
mixed western, s6as6h - receipts, $1,000 BUSH
els; shipments, 100 bushels; stock, 800 bushels.
iissS bushels Hay nrm~scod to choice timothy,
l4-Soa1S.oo. Gram freights quite. = steamer to
Liverpool. per bushel. sd.a8kd.; Cork for orders,
per quarter. ss4hd.: cotton, isc. per 100 pounds;
ding. ~. Provisions irm--mess pork, 1885, bulk
meats, loose shoulders, I; long clear, 81 clear rib
sides. 9; sugar.pickled shoulders, sk; sugar
large Il; lard, refined, 81; crude, Z. Butter nrm-
imitation i7ais ads' fancy. isai1; d. good to TO-
stesdy-lS Coffee nTm-Rio csrsoes. fair, i TX;
No. I. 10. Sugar steady-granulated, 444-lO0.
Copper steady--teaned. II: Whisky nrm-1.ssa
Ia Peanuts eSaise nSsna
BALTIMORE. July 1s. - Virginia consols, IS
bid; do. ten-forties, ssk bid; do threes, 7sai5K;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. s7k asked; Baltimore
and Ohio, southwestern nrsts, los bid do nrst
DO. third incomes, asked: Consolidated gas
bonds, lls bid; do. stocks, S7Xassh.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July IS tciosing). - wheat-July,
TN; SeptembS, ~; Corn-July, SOY; septem-
ssps.Sser, laiss is SsP.ssa 7 Y1s.
Ribs-September, 7.6S.
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The Boys Were Fined.

Before Judge Miller today three small white
boys, Edward 0'Donnsll, James Donnelly and
Thomas Parker, were charged with malicious
mischief In having ON Saturday set FIRE TO q
stack Of hay on the Oats at the foot Of 2eth
street. The boys were returning from SWIM
ming, and one proposed to cot the hay on fire
and another fired IL The jury found verdict
Su,Isv - to pounsiiy a sns 81 Is xsa i ho.
posed In the case Of O'Donnen and Parker.
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quite . Fire This Morning.
This morning fire broke out In the wood
shed Of 921 e street southwest, occupied by
W. Cordsr, aud 1t spread to the sheds Of s19,
ga, as, 927 and 92s, doing damage To the ex-
tent Of o. 100
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Cant. Borup,s Case,

II 10 thought that Secretary Eikins viii take
definite action in Capt. Borups case by next
Wednesday. It is not believed at the War De-
partment that Capt. Borup win be charged with
conduct prejudicial 10 an army officers stand
ina
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TRYING ALICE MITCHELL.
The Unaccountable Killing Of Her Deare,
Friend Recalled.

Friend Recalled.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 1s.-The trial Of Alice
Mitchell on her plea Of present insanity was
begun in the criminal court this morning in the
presence of o large number Of people.
This trial grows ont Of the murder Of Miss
Freda Ward by Miss Mitchell, who cut her
throat from ear to ear with razor and wounded
her sister, 10 Ward. venire composed Of the
most prominent business men in the city had
been summoned, from which jury selection IL
being made.
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MARRIFD.

DAyIs-MccoRMICK. Al the wr-,feId oonrr--
ga.ional Church 81 Mestfield, Nj Ia Rev a. A
rsttSn. June D. 1882, ERNINA MAURICE McCoR.
ington. DC. -
nj III IrcHELL-cAMPBELL. On Thursday. June o
I'M. y baltimore, Nd, 1t the NJ r. usrsorage No
12o, North Broadway by the Rev j NJ -Trout
OSCAR v. MITCHELL 20 Mrs. JosEPHINE CAMP.
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Houses in Alleys.
The House this afternoon adopted the con-
ference report on the bill to prevent the erec-
ton Of houses In alleys.
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portaut Marked the Trading.
New YoRx, July 1s.-The opening Of the new
week at the stock exchange this morning showed
no change in the character Of dealings, and
while the grangers and Reading, Louis
vile and sugar we're still most prom
inent. the amount Of business done in
them was very small The changes we're equally
- Insignificant, though firm temper pre-
vailed, but the only features to the trading
were the continued strength in the Minneapolis
and st. Louis stocks and o sharp rise Of ~ per
cent In Colorado coal Other movement Of
note there was none, and at IL O'Clock the
market vas dull and stagnant at Insignificant
changes from opening prices. =.
The stock market, after II o'clock, remained
intensely dull, stagnant and featureless, nothing
Of Importance marking the trading through the
entire hour, and at noon IL was still duh and
stgnsnt at Insignificant changes from FIRST
prices. Bar silver, S6X
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ID following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, 40 reported By special
IN Carr 4 afr
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Gem. Steyeneon nj Grnx Gahlea.

Gen. Stevenson ut Gray Gables.
BuzzxHD's Bar, MASS, July 18-Gen. Adlai
Stevenson, with ex-District Attorney W. g.
Ewing Of Chicago and Mr.. Lewis J. Lang Of
New York. arrived here on this forenoon's train.
They we're met by Mr.. Cleveland and driven to
Gray Gables.
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JURISDICTION DENIED.

In the Coquillan Case.
OTTAWA, OsT., July 1s.-The government has
received an Official report Of the seizure Of the
sealers' supply steamer Coquillan in Alaskan
waters by the United States revenue cutter
Corwin. The ground assigned for the
seizure ID that the vessel transferred goods
within the fourleague limit, but a. no such limit
Of Jurisdiction u recognized BY international law
II i expected that the government will strongly
oppose the United States contention.
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Special D1spatch TO The Evening Star.
CYrEa NAnLsono', Nd, July is.-James
Alen.s coiored man, aged about twenty, b In
Jail here, charged with attempted assault on
Mrs N. G. Harvey early last Wednesday
morning, while her husband and thsir two
children we're away: Allan IVES srsssted !riday
charge, bot 1rS Harvey h. idsatihsd hin.
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Mr.. Cleveland viii probably leave Busxards
Bay for New Yort nexs Tuesday. He hes com
pleted the letter Of acceptance. He says Il IL q
short document
0srnsFsvills, NJ, ~ evening haaesd himself
With dog chain.
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Prssideut Hsrrisou R.turr,

President Harrison Returning.
CAPE MAY, Nj, July 1S.-President Harri-
son Loft for Washington this morning on pri-
vate car attached to the 8.55 train.
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TIE BIcycLE RACES On Analosssn Isl.nd
Tuesday and Wednesday vln be I'll Champion.
nip events- Wsshinstonians vim nsvse ~
such . chance.-Adct.
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Arrr's PuLS
TIE
BEST REMEDY
FOR CONSTIPATION.
JAUNDIcE. HEADACHE.
BILIoUsNEss AND
DYSPEPSIA.
EASY To TAKE
SURE
TO CURE
ALL DISORDERS
OF THE STOMACH.
LIVER AND
BOWELS.
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
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Ths Missouri dsmocratic couvsntion viii meet
tonorrow end end : most exciting AsAs for Ne
eubeena4ogial uominatiou.
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nshge III tnr fnefrnomefer.
The following were the temperatures ct th.
Office Of the weather bureau today: a. IN. IS;
pm, so; maximum. so: minimum. S.
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MRS. wIys1ow's SOOTHING SYRUP

M
H.s been u.ed for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS fo- their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
mo with PERFECT SUCCESS. 70 SOOTEEs the
CHILD SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and is the best remedy for
DIARRHtEA Sold by druggists IN every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ins Syrup and take other kind % cents bottle.
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| o. | G.
Name. |
Washington stock Exchange.

& = ! g 500 = sSSs Me- z cow: scrip.
l1s bid, III asked U. s. Is, coupons, 1891.
District Of Columbia Bonds-so-year fund. IS,
currency. 1901, iisN bid. asked sc.year fund, IS,
sS Il, @ sss' fans $685.
I Is, ~ bid. ils asked SIS reg s-los' 1893
town Railroad 1910 q, 100 bid, asked. Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible g. ls3
BID. 1sak asked. Masonic Hall Assn 81, 1oa bid,
rage a. 1904 IS BID. ..fed Washington Iisnt
Infantry I'd 70, Is bid. - asked washington Gas
ton 2s :eres 3D. asked W::anss
lexington Railroad o., % bid, - asked. Chesa-
.sss and NSS sees 10;
mortgage "a, lo4 bid, liz asked Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible g, 100 bid. ia asked. .. 8.
American security and Trust g. 1905. A. o. 100
BID. . asked American Security and Trust s.,
and Trust So, 1905. 4. 4 o., 100 bid, - asked.
Washington Market Co. Imp. Is, 40 bid, - asked.
Washington Market Co. LIST ss lss9-lsil. los BID
National Bank stocks-Ba Of Washington, $50
odd. SIS asked. Bank Of the Republic, $50 bid, =
fai aS9 and
bid, - asked. Citt4ens', 10 bid, 1856 asked. Co
lumbta, las BID. l69 asked. Capital, 126 bid -
asked. We4 End, loeA bid, asked. Traders, i Is
bid, = asked Second, 16S bid, = asked. Lincoln,
100 bid, - asked. Ohio, 100 bid, los asked.
RAILROAD Stock1-WaAhmgton and Georgetown,
Dos bid, - asked. Metropolitan, 90 bid, IS asked
Coiumbta. 90 bid. IS asked. Capitol and North o
Street, ss bid 81 asked. lexington and Soldiers'
Home, 30 bid, 81 asked. Georgetown and Tenley.
town. so bid. - asked Rock Greek, 100 bid, -
asked.
Insurance s.ocks-Firemens, q bid. IS asked.
Franklin, e bid, asked: Metropolitan, 90 bid. -
tom ITO bid. lso asked. Corcoran, IS bid, asked.
Columbia, is bid, = asked. Potomac, Is bid, -
asked. Riggs, ~ bid, = asked. Peoples, 81 bid,
asked Lincoln, X bid. - asked Commercial,
5 bid, 81 asked German American. - bid. $50
aaked.
Title Insurance stocks--Columbia Title, az bid,
% asked. Real Estate Title, 1871 bid, 1876 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washngton Gas,
'45 bid, 49, asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid, -
asked. c. 8. Electric Light, las bid, $50 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, 20
bid, - asked American Graphophone, 8 bid, 5k
asked. Pennsylvania, - bid, = asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-washington Market, II
bid. . asked Great Pals Ice, 12o bid. - asked.
Gun Carriage, oSS bid, OCT asked. Lincoln Hail. rs
bid asked. Wash. Brick Machine bid, 800 asked
Nor. WASH. DC, Steamboat Co, ~ BID - asked.
Ivy City, Brick, 90 bid, 06 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companes-National Safe
Deposit, Savings ana Trust Company, III bid, =.
asked. Washington Loan and Trust, l1sk bid, 1lsk
asked. American security and Trust. lls bid, -
asked. Washington Safe Deposit, los bid. - asked.
'Ex. div.
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EsTABLIsHEp lszD-w. .. .TAFPAx.- pKAIER
~ eh ST. n. W, third door ABOVE T. Pms watch snl
Sewehy rrpzirinx specissty. ssls
AM TINE Yoy ySSI AsfTHISs fniSTEp
f2kITkk 2YfIcH sr3 o. Ry LEsAL eleekf-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Na,ns

.S following are the oIenins and closing prices Of
wire to Carson L Mccartney. 14i9 street.