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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24
rHs ROSES pep II.
nov Bear was Transformed Into .
reaeeablc and Likeahle Man.

nov Bear was TraDsforned Into .
reaeeablo and Likeshle Man.
It was quite early in tho forenoon,
but Twcnty-third street was already
filed with tho wise matrons snd virgins
who do their shopping before the
crowd gets ont" says the New York
World. The flower boys vsnc offering
punches of roses ani chrysanshanums
in manner suggestive Of Demanding
ono's money or ones hfc, wswinG them
wildly in the faces of possib4s custom
ers, obstructing the way and yelling
prices in deafcning tones.
Through the crowd hs and she were
making their way, and tlsny we're not
having q pleasant time. He was an
noyed at being suddenly draEsod off to
look at silk breakfast sssqxes IN one
window and art linens in sna&hor. And
he was saying 10 ntter Che unpleasantly
frank fashion of gentlemen who have
been married since June.
"You didn't talk like shis last spring, :"
she reminded him, tactfully.
"You didn't drag me about like this
last spring." he growled. T toll you
I don't care what you buy. won't go
with YOU"
"You promised TO help mo sslect my
winter cloak. You know I want it to-
to please you"
20, hang it! Anything win please
me. You bought winter eleaA1s Long
enough without my assistance. +"
Here one of the flower boys thrust a
bunch of yellow roses in front of the
scowling face and shouted: Roses,
roses, thirty-five cents bunch"
"Get out. don't want any" growled
the gentleman.
Maybe your young Lady does," re-
marked the boy, impertinenay.
And then a curious thing happened.
For the gentleman suddenly looked at
his young lady" and DISCOVERED, appar-
emily, that she was still ths4. And she
looked ut him with . glance that she
still wished 10 be. WhersxTon roses
were purchased from ths inpsrtinent
little boy, and the growiG was led
meekly away to buy winter saoaiss-
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A SAD EXPERIENCE.

Jne Of the Memorable IneadaAss In tho
EARLY hase ~ CsashaaAsd PnizSss.
Munlacey, the oelebrated paints sa-
dured mach suffering and many peiva-
tions before ho attained the proud pcsi-
ton hs now holds, London Figaro ro-
lates STORY Of an adventure whisA b.
fell him at the early age Of
seven. Left an orphan at the time of
the Hungarian wH, his edueotion was
undertaken by his godmother, who
owned tofesabiy MsGs estate, pistm-
esqueiy sitnahed among the momAuhns
of Giula. One evening while most Of
the villagers were awsy attending .
fete at Msosher village some miles ais-
tant, troop cf bandits suddenly made
their appearance, bound and gagged al
the servants, and beat some OF them =
death, then aid them all IN ysw
h the dining-sooa. Listle Nm
kaesy- perhaps on account VI his tsa-
der years--wns spared the beating, Hut
was tied mp 10 one oS Mo servsn*k Il
htsposts&Gn. he sow his dear, godrnctkaE
dragged abovn and szaelE beasel y
the yobbus until she hnA given up q
the money end vaiua6ses ftotwsSs +
the house. By the following noHg
The stewasd'manaeed 70 sxtrieate ~,
self from his bonds and sejsNsca Asass
Of the serpapts who bad not -
of fright or thek wounds. Notw)0h
standing all the efforts of The ass1suI
who wene summoned, kunkassy's epA-
mother died three days afterward, ani
Aims tha roor Etbls, falIov yvoA s,u,rf
left without q proteSsor.
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GEOMETRIC SHARES.
The SkillfuIly Constructed Web OF
the Spider.
How the Delicate Structure fs PuE TO
gether by tho industrious Insect
Interesting Dissertations by
q Haturn1lpt.

AS the webs which my spiders, Lucy
and Eliza, says writer in Longman's
Magazine spun were several times
broken or mntilated during the year,
either by ascia~nt or the gardener, we
had plenty of clsanees for seeing how
they proceeded in making them. The
lines were in both cases stretched be-
tween q white poeebush that climbed
up one sido OF Abe window and purple
clematis tl,nt occutied and draped the
opposite mullion. But Lucy and eliza
didn't live in the web-those were only
their snares or traps for prey; each of
them had in addition private homo or
apartment Of her own under shelter of
a roseleaf at some distance from the
treacherous geometrical structure. The
house itself contested merely of sillsen
cell, cut out from the roseleaf and con-
nected with tho snare by single stout
cord of very solid construction. On this
cord the spidsr kept one foot had al
most sold ono hand--eonstantly' fxed.
She poised it lightly by its claws, and
whenever an Insect got entanglsd in
the web subtle electric message, SO to
speak, seemed 70 run along the line to
the ever-watehfnl carnivore. In one
short second Lucy or Eliza, as the case
might be, had darted out upon her
quarry and was tackling it might and
main, according to the particular way
its size and strength rendered then and
there advisable.
In building their webs, as in many
other small points, Lucy and Eliza
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Sherif's Sale.

r. B. Farley w. Anna beaverton. Fayette
county Oouft Ut ComGnou Pleas. Case No.
l06l7. Order of sale.
In pursuance OF an execution iseurd from
the Court Of C.'nAxoA Pleas within and for the
county of Bayests. and the State Of Ohio, made
at the October term thereof. a. d. 1892, and to
me directed. will offer for salc at public suc-
sion, ut the door o. the Coart HoEse. in the
county OF Highland, on
November S6th, A. d. 1899.
At o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
described personal properly, to.wit:
The undividef ons-ninth interest In 90 acres
of growing wheat, belonging 70 Anna Leaver-
ton, in the township OF Liberty, highland
county, o.
Terms Of saie-- Cash on day OF sale.
!. n. hoCoNrAUsHEY,
Sheriff Of Highland county.
". IT, EcxxAN. Attorney.
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Funny Funerals.

There is no accounting for the ways
people follow. Sometimes families
who desire TO bury their dead in The
clothing worn in hfs-in evening -
wedding dr.:s, for instance sahstitats
less costly iInitations for the jewelry
worn in life, PARTLY from motives ID
thrift and partly from supestitiona
fear that anything taken on . body
~ n it Is ready for the tomb will bring
K. -ls 10 future wearers.
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How Be..s.s Ass neAe.

Sign paiPts.a, pss.aas Raintsas and
saslmaisoss al tals part n tAs manu-
facause Of sampaass bs.asssS observes
Pubaie Oparion. Ths we si1ss cf q
campaign benner sss easny nads IN
stencil faetnzicn. but axs very tsoubae-
some when dsos BY hAaA. The names
and poxtsatts are painted On muslin,
sized with glue, and ths Ggn paiuker
then i.ssnAs the nDotsoss- Wiam both
sides ore eomylstsd ons section Is
piaosd ON tbs fouu, paintsd side down.
and over ta3s Hs$ = ra4ssd; thon the
other part - $500 10 thh above thenet
and The tps parts 80 sswed toenther
with wazsd thrsad BY Me sailmaAer.
Bannes range N pnins from sssenty-
fsrs 70 fve hnnAssl asaaasn. The Ghcn(
er snss bes1kng enRy tAs nanans aud
principles OF Ne candidates. aaad hsv'
Ing no poxtssits- Thsss sre thsse, ,gen
eral sizes in banners aftsen BY twenty
fsst. twenty By thirty feet end tharty
~ forty fsetr--ths price being regsaated
raoetly by the sise. II taken shout Z
week to make q banner. :
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Be Yssr Own Dosssr.

Hwss't cost you one half as much.
Do not delay. Send three 2.csnt stamps
for postage, and We will send you DR..
Ksufmann's great work, fine cok,red
plates, from life, on disease, its causes
and home care. Address A. P. Ordvay
q Co., Boston, Mass.
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The first bottle of DR.. Detchon's
Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and Neu.
ralgis is guaranteed to benefit or money
promptly refunded. You take 40 risk.
Try it, 1t usually cures in to 3 days.
75 cents. Sold and guaranteed by w.
r. Smith l. Co., Druggists, Hillshoro, o.
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RhesRaaisA Cured n . Dag.-"Avs-
tie Cure" for Rhslmatisa and Neural
gia radically cures in 70 8 days. II
action upon the systsa i rssasxhssle
and mysterious. 1t removes ct once the
cause and the disease innsdistslY dis
appears. The Arst dose Wsstiy benefits.
rs cents. Sold by W. Z. Smith 4 Co.,
druggists, Hillsbsro. o. 3
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Following is the verdict OF Pennsyl-
vania jury Of inquest in . cass of sup
posed arson: "Ws, the Jury, find that
the thing was done, who did it or how
it was done, of course, We don't know,
but we do, of course, know that it was
DONE"
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Fer HesAasis

Try our Chocolate Troehes.
They do the work.
They are pleasant 10 the tasts.
They are the cheapest sold.
Price 20 cents bex.
Mr.. Smith jast tboaght his hsAl vsAA hast
He grittsi biz tsssh aaA sRsassa ed sulssa,
But he took ChosoiaAe TYoahs
And dsnssd at bsA N hsk-psst thrss.
For sale by ssybsrt 4 c..
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For sale by ssybsrt 4 c..

A large dee was strask and killed by
railroad train in the Adirondash On
Thursday. A question arises % to the
liability Of the railrsad eomPssy for
killing deer cut of season.
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'My wife was sorely distressed with Constipa-
tion and coughing, followed with Bleeding Piles
she is almost entirely relieved, gaining strength
and flesh. wv. B. LsRPER, Delaware, Ohio.
al have used Simmons Liver Regulator for
Constipation Of my Bowels, caused by temporary
arrangement Of the Liver, and always with de
Justice Of Georgia.
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KRAM Err HOUSE.
PHILIP KRAMER,

rhe best known landlord in Southern
Ohio. is still in charge of this popular
hotel. Stop and see him when you come
TO Hillsboso.
DG-Liyery and Sale Stable sttashed.
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CONSTIPATION
Is called the ssFather of Diseases" "
It is caused by a Torpid Liver,
and is generally accompanied with
LOSS OF APPETITE,
SICK HEADACHE,
BAD BREATH, Etc.
To treat constipation successfully

It is a mild laxative and a tonic to
the digestive organs. By taking
Simmons Liver Regulator you
promote digestion, bring on a reg
ular habit Of body and prevent
Biliousness and Indigestion.
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Notice to Hunters.

& Hunting with guns or dogs. or trespassing
= any manner on our premises. IL prohibited
"a olEendsrs viii be prosecuted.
H 81. Oowman J. W. Evans
-. A. Williams Morris Morrow
IN. b. Ayres Noah Roads
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NJ Nowhere in the West can you
md such q mammoth and match1ees
stock Of these fashio nable Winter Gar
ments, made Of sele cted Furs and OF
q reliable quality. They are designed
and patterned by Mr.. Joseph Davaillon,
the celebrated French Designer, and
made under his person al supervision
in our own workshops. We challenge
the world for style, workm anship,
quality and price.
All our tight-f3tting Seal Garments
have The Davaillon Elastic Patented
Fly, invented, owned and controlled
by us exclusively In tn Q United States,
Europe and Canada. It prevents tho
edges from wear, and, being elastic, it
assists the garment in adjusting itsolf
TO the varying sixos OF tho wearer.
~ No seal garment rs complete
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suffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu-
nately their goodness does notend hera and those
who once try them will find these little pills valu-
able In 30 many ways that thoy will not be vii.
Ling to do without them. But after allsick head
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Headache. yet Oarter's Little Liver fffls ars
equally valuable in Constipation, curing eid pre-.
venting this annoying complaint, while they also
correct all disorders OF the stomach stimulate the
liver and regulate the bowels. Even II they onl.
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CURE

SICK Headache and relieve AL The troubles incs.
dent TO o bilious state Of the system. such q
Dizziness Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress aftee
eating, Pain In the Side, &C. While their most
remarkable success has been shown in curing I.
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WORKING UNDER GUARD.


The Presence Of the Soldiers 1t the Idaho
Mines Forces . State OF Order.
wARDSER, IDAHO, July 19.-Nothing new has
developed in the past twenty-four hours. One
company was sent from Wallace to Mullan yes
terdsy and one company has been sent to REIN
force Capt. Bib at Gem. Work was resumed 1t
the Bunker Hill mine yesterday. The tramway
10 guarded day and night by troops. who have
TO climb the hills several times q day and find
the duty very severe. Lieut.. McQuiston, with
. detachment, at Cataldo has arrested three
men 1T the Mission. He sent them to this place
under guard. Col Page, twenty-second infan-
try, has moved his camp from Mullan to Wallace
and assumed command Of ell troops ct that
point IN the different camps. Preparations are
being made for protracted stay. Tho troops
are putting up shelters Of brush over the "dog"
tents a. q protection from the sun. Very few
arrests are being made.
A detachment Of one officer and twenty men
have been sent to Murray to prevent any trouble
that may arise from the shooting which took
place there the other day. Threats Of lynching
have been freely made. The troops at Gem are
patrolling the trsmway from the granite mine
10 the summit every two hours, 0 full company
being on hand to guard the mine. Gen. Cariin
has received o report from Capt Thompson as
Fort sherman regarding the search being made
In Fourth Of July canyon. 70 seems that no
dead or wounded men were found in the
canyon.
A party starts ont tomorrow with pack train
TO search the hills between here and the Montana
line, - rumors are current that hundreds Of
armed miners are still lurking IN the mountain
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SUICIDE FROM ILL HEALTH.
Self Destruction Of DIR. Scudder, VIM. ]
Evarts' SOn-in-Law.

Self Destruction Of DIR. Scudder, VIM. NJ
Evsrts' Son-in-Law.
NoRrHPoRr, L. l., July 19-Dr Chas Scud-
der, son of Mr. Henry J. Scudder and son-in-
law Of Senator VIM. NJ. Evarts, committed sui
eide at this place this morning. DR.. Scudder
who had been in i'll health for some time, came
here yesterday with an attendant from his resi-
dence. No. East SD street. New York city, to
stop for a few weeks at the Scudder home
stead for the benefit of his health. When be
got of the train Mt the depot he muttered to
himself and made wild gesticulations with his
hands. He was quickly ushered into q car
riage and driven TO the old Scudder mansion.
The family did not deny that DR.. Scudder
was suffering from temporary alteration OF
the mind. caused by overstudy. He was con-
siderably excited when he reached the Scudder
house. but became more quiet after dinner
His attendant watched him constantly until he
retired
The household Was greatly alarmed this
morning when IL was learned that DIR. Scuddel
had managed to escape from his room ut about
s an. A search was Immediately made for
him, the servants and members Of the ScuddeI
family going In every direction and making in
quiries for the missing man. DR.. Scudder's at
tendant got trace of his master. but before be
could overtake him DIR. Scudder had fallen tc
the ground after plunging q dagger into his
heart II il believed he died almost instantly
The suicide caused much excitement in the
village and . large number Of persons soof
focked to the scene Of the tragedy.
DR.. Scudder was about thirty-fve years OF
age. and had promising career before him q,
o physician.
lie leaves a wife. whose maiden name wa
Louisa Evarts. She and her seven-year-olt
daughter are now at her fathers home IL
Windsor, Vt.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY,
Limited Transactions, but Prices Advance
Somewhat.

Limited Transactions, but Prices Advanced
Somewhat.
NEW YORK, July 19.-The usual dullness,
much intensified, attended the trading in the
stock market this morning and no feature CT
any kind marked the transactions. Reading,
Burlington and Chicago gas led in point of &C
tivity, but the fluctuations in all were without
the least significance and slight losses were fol-
lowed by full recovery. the temper being firm.
At II o'clock the market was still intensely dull
and stagnant at opening figures
Money on call Ia easy at 1L<a2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3a51f. Sterling ex-
change is quiet and steady, with actual bust
ness at 4S7a48714 for 80-dny bills and 4sSa48s1S
for demand. Posted rates, 4s8a489t<.
The official report Of the Mercantile Safe De-
post Company to the stock exchange shows
rilver bullion on hand, e,054. 161 ounces; de-
posted. none; withdrawn. 3,044 ounces; GER
tificates outstanding, 1000.
Government bonds, dull and heavy; state
bonds, neglected; railroad bonds. dull and
steady.
The transactions in the stock market were
still smaller after II o'clock, but prices dis
played an advancing tendency without material
change. except in cordage, which rose II per
cent. The dealings, however, remained barren
Of feature throughout and at noon the market
was duh and stagnant generally at opening fig
ures. Bar silver, $685..
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MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
More Enthusiasm Mt Today's Convention
Than for Years.

More Enthusiasm ut Todny's Convention
Than for Years.
JEFFERSON, Mo-, July 19.-The democrats Of
Missouri ale assembling here in mass not ex-
ceeded in numbers or enthusiasm since the war
to nominate state ticket. The warm contest
for delegates carried on in the state the
past few months has resulted in gathering here
a crowd Of people such as this city never saw.
The convention will comprise SAG delegates. for
whose votes Congressman W. j. Stone and
Richard Dalton, Lieut.. Gov. Chycond, Judge
James Gibson Of Kansas City and Rev. W. Pope
Yeaman arc contending. There are five candi-
dates for lieutenant governor and similar num-
Der for the other state officers The conven-
ton In addition to nominating a complete state
ticket will also put in the field complete set of
presidential electors. But one contest will
come before the convention and that involves
but three delegates. Tho session may, how
ever, be made long one by the number of can
didafes in the field. whose supporters are all de-
termined in their stand.
The state committee was in session until after
10 O'Clock last night, and selected officers of the
convention as follows: B. II. Dilley OF Caldwell
county, chairman; d. W. Wallace, Jackson
county, secretary; W. L. Mack. Barton county,
sergeant-at-arms. Each Of the fifteen CON
gressional districts allowed IN assistant Sec
Rotary and sergeant-nt-arms.
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MANY CANNON FIRED.


be prepared, and arrests will from now on be of
daily occurrence. There are many against
whom we have good cases and these will be
among the first. There are others against
whom we will hold the informations till we get
more evidence. / cannot tell the exact number
we will charge with murder and rioting, and,
Of course, viii not give the names. do not
know where Mr.. O'Donnell il, but guess he
knew what was coming
"We already have in the mill q good many
more men than is generally known and are
daily adding to the number. We are going
slowly in order to give our old men all reason
able chance and time to return to work. When
that time. Thursday next, expires We viii then
fill up with outside men, and say to you we
will have all we need. The men were warned
by some one to get out Of the road.
"There have been men going into the mill
every day and night for some time and num-
Der were sent up last night and went into the
mill. Moro will 60 up today, and We will
keep on sending a few till the evening Of
Thursday, when we will get ready to fill the
works"
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Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Regular call-i2 O'Clock m: Met. r r.
Trust Co. 10 at 1is1; 10 a, lisX. ~ ''''' '
Government Bonds-U. s. Is, registered, 1907.
il5k bid, ll6k asked. U. S. a. coupons, 1907.
District Of Columbia Bonds-2c-year fund, Is.
IsyS gold ,a aS5H bid ri, asked Water stocks s
currency, 100 bid, = asked. s65s, 1924 fund, cur.
rency, ia bid, ll5k asked. shs, reg. S-lOs, 1885,
town Railroad 1910 S. 100 bid asked. Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible 6s ICE
1855 asked. Washington Light Infantry lst mort
gage Is, 1904, IS bid, - asked. Wa.hin gton Light
Infantry "a IS, 0s bid. : asked. washington Gas
ton Gas. series B, Is, 11o bid, = asked Washing
ton Gas Co. Convertible g. 1901, 1Ss bid. - asked.
lexington Railroad O., 81 bid, : asked. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone LIST mort. IS. - bid,
los asked. Capitol and North Street Railroad LIST
mortgage 81, lo4 bid, liz asked Metropolitan
Electric Light Convertible IS, ias 6ia, ls5 asked.
American Security and Trust s. 1905, A. 4 O., 100
1905, +. L A., 100 bid asked. American Security
and Trust 80, 1906, A. Il o.. 100 bid, - asked.
Washington Market Co. imp o.. ITO bid, = asked.
asked.
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington, $50
bid asked: Bank Of the Republic. aso bid. ,
asked. Metropolitan, 900 bid, = asked. Central,
bid, = asked. Citizens, 10 bid, 1875 asked. Co
lumba, 1853 bid. l6s asked. Capital, 1911 bid. -
asked. West End, 1O6 bid, los asked. Traders, lis
bid, 125 asked. Second, 168 bid. - asked. Lincoln,
100 bid. - asked. Ohio, 100 bid, LOG asked.
Railroad Stocks-W Arlington and Georgetown,
$40 bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan, 95 bid 100 asked
Columbia. 60 bid, IS asked. Capitol and North o
Street, SO bid 81 asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 80 bid, - asked. Georgetown and Tenley-
town, - bid. - asked. Rock Creek, 100 bid, -
asked.
Insurance. stocks-Firemen's, Il bid, IS asked
FRANKLIN, 10 bid, = asked. Metropolitan, so bid, -
asked. National Union, Tx bid, % asked. Airing
ton, 10 bid, $50 asked. Corcoran, q bid, asked.
Columbia, Is bid. IGN asked. Potomac, Is bid, -
asked. Riggs. ~ bid, ~ asked. Peoples, 5X bid,
6k asked, Lincoln, " bid. sx asked. Commercial,
bid, 81 asked German American. lss bid. POS
asked.
Title Insurance stocks-Columbia Title. ex bid,
" asked Real Estate Title, l91 bid. iss asked:
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-WashinRton Cas-
asked. U. S. Electric Light, las bid, 14s asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, 20
bid, - asked. American 0rsphophone, bid, 81
asked. Pennsylvania, - bid, = asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washington Market, Il
bid, - asked Great Falls Ice, 100 bid, $50 asked.
Bull Run Panorama, 10 bid, 30 asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, O6S bid, 0.06 asked. Lincoln Hail, rs
bid, - asked. Ivy City Brick, 90 bid, s5 asked.
Nor. WASH, DC, Steamboat Co., ~ bid, - asked.
Safe Deposit aud Trust Companies-National Safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, III bid, -
asked. Washington Loan and Trust, 1lsH bid l1e
asked. American Security and Trust.ll5 bid, ll6x
asked. Washington Safe Deposit, los bid, - asked.
Eek. div.