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That is the Verdict ef the Jury In the Fatal
Cable Car Accident.

Cable Car Accident.
The police OF the 9th precinct continued
their investigation 60 the case Of the ne~sbsy
Roy Minnick. who was killed nj the corner a
rennsylvania avenue and eth street.
southeast Yesterday morning. and after
some difficulty Policeman Ryon succeeded in
finding Jane. W. Holiday. Who was gripmAn
on the car that Killed the boy. He wss an ''ex-
ira man" and when he reached the eastern ter
minus Of the cable read he WAS relieved from
duty and permitted 20 60 his own way. IL vss
oply after considerable trouble that the or
GERS were able 10 ascertain his name. Tbs
body OF the boy was removed from rrovidencs
hospital 20 his parents home. No
4u1 street southeast, yesterday afternooa
This morning Acting Lieutenant MulhAll Of the
nth precinct had jury OF inquest summoned
10 meet at noon today and bear the evidences.
The jury, which was composed Of J. I. ID.
fvles. q. f. McWiiams, Robert l. Martin, n.
W. Fowler, Charles James and George W.
Lighter. viewed the body % the deceased aud
then assembled at the police station and hoard
l the testimony.
Dr. rBEScH's TESTIMONY
Dr. VIM. Il. French. residing st No 500 A
street southeast, was the first witness called
He testified that about 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning he was on q Cable
car going west at the corner of <th street
when he noticed the little boy near the other
track backing toward the car and apparently
] w NV CethIauitn- tie Nas not loDklnH
where he was going. Witness said that both bells
were ringing but the boy appeared to take no
notice OF them. Witness said he thought the
! gripman took every precaution possible and he
| thought the grirman was no more responsible
Tor the affair than he was. and he (witnes< vas
| on the car going west The train going east
struck the boy. When questioned witness
said the boy had his papers under his arm and
was looking south.
Coroner Patterson asked witness had the
! gripman known that the boy was not going -
move conld he have prevented the affair.
THf GRIfnAS COULD NOT PREVENT THE ACCT
DENT.
Witness thought the gripman could not have
prevented the accident after he realized the
| danger. He thought that q proper guard
| on the car would have served the
purpose OF saving the boys life. He Thought
the present guard was dangerous and be .ne-
gested that one made Of brushes might answe or
! the purpose. in conclusion the witness said he
Thought no one except the boy and the failure
to supply proper guard were responsible for
| the accident
| Albert Stallings, q Young man. William p
Mathngly, the conductor on the fatal train
and j. W. Holiday. the gripman. testi-
| ned. but their evidence threw no new
hight IN the case. The jury. sitter some min
| utes elaboration. returned a verdict recfting
! the facts connected with the killing and md
ing that the affair an accident for which
no blame was attached TO the eripman.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.


The annual report of the chief Of the special
assessment. division shows that during the year
there were issued drawback certificates amount
ing TO S13i. 640.9S; total amount found due I'M
der various acts of Congress SO far as adjusted
amounts to Si.2il. 7522 S; total issue,
81 240. 40. SO; amount awaiting satisfactory evil
dence. S9si.45: total redemption amounted to
81, ISL. 632. or; total redemption Of per cent
certificates. $4,000; amount outstanding.
SD, amount of cancellations OF special
assessments, $50. sG204; outstanding. exclusive
of interest. S7S,6I6 06; lien certificates out
standing held by third parties, SCI, 266 80; re-
deemed, s2,2s2.55.
WIDENING 0 STREET.
A delegation of citizens called on the Com
missioners this morning to urge the widening
of G street from 9Th to 18th The delegation
consisted Of Messrs. A. Lisner. H. @. Potter
and Meyer Loeb, and each one spoke in favor
of the improvement. and the Commissioners
admitted that it ought to be made. They
promised their hearty cooperation in the
matter. The improvement is estimated
to cost between $4,000 and ESQ. 600
During the discussion the question arose ms to
the disposition Of the trees. 1t was held that
the trees we're not needed on business streets
Capt. Rossell, however, said he was in favor Of
trees and as long he was Commissioner
would do his utmost to protect them.
CHANGE IN THE BUILDING REGULATIONS.
In view Of the numerous complaints BY the
builders and from necessity for more space
Building Inspector Entwisle has recommended
an important change in the building reguia-
lions.
The change contempiates the striking ont of
IL feet-the space usually allowed builders for
depositing materials on the street, and increases
the space to one-third Of the roadway. This 10
to apply TO all streets save Pennsylvania avenue,
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Col. Blunt's VIII.

The will Of the late Col Charles E. Blunt, O.
s. A., fled today, leaves his money 10 his wife il
she survives,if not, to his son and daughter, and
the income, &c, Of all his estate to his wife
for life. At her death house 1720 Massa-
chusetts avenue and household furniture. stock
in the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. ,NY.N.H
and H. r. r. Co. and District Gas Light Co. and
a certain tin box and contents. To his son he
leaves his stock in Merchants National Bank Of
New York, Brooklyn Gas Light Company,
Citizens Gas Light Company Of BROOKLYN.
Buffalo Mutual Gas Light Company and GER
tain tin box and contents, with his watch, chain,
ring. uniform, commission orders. &c. He en-
treats his children to have as little as possible
to do with courts, city Offices and lawyers.
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NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
The Body Of the Man Found i'm the James
Creek Canal.


The body of the dead man found in the James
Creek canal yesterday, as published in yestor-
days STAR, is still held at tie morgue awaiting
identification. Several persons called at the
morgue yesterday and this morning and saw
the body. but none of them were able to identify
the remains.
Policeman Sutton was among those who saw
the body and he said it was not the body of Mr.
Charles II. Moore. who is missing from New
ark. n. j., although his hair and mustache as
well as his apparent age and attire. tally with
those of the missing man.
Coroner Patterson viewed the BODY yesterday,
but did not hold an inquest as there was no evil
dence TO be given TO jury.
There was not even much rs a piece of
paper in the dead mans pockets which would
serve in any wav as a clue to his identity.
No action will be taken for q day or two, by
which time ii is hoped that some evidence can
be secured TO establish his identity. There
were no marks OF violence found on the body.
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TO SUCCEED MAYOR GRANT,

TalnInany Hall Said to he Conside ring Con-
gresham Fitch.
NEW YORK, Oct. Cit is reported that the
leaders, Of Tammany Hall are considering
Congressman Ashbel P. Fitch as a candi-
date for mayor. 1t is said that he
is willing to accept the nomination
if it should be rendered to him.
A prominent Tammanv leader. when asked
about Congressman Fltch's candidacy, said:
MANY of us think that Congressman Fitch
would make a strong candidate for MAYOR. He
is a man who has the respect and confidence OF
the community and he would add strength to
our ticket"
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Funeral, Of Mr.. John O. wn,.e.,

The funeral Of John Q. Wilson took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from his late
residence, 2A5 North Capitol street, and was At
tended by . large number, including some Of
the leading business men Of this city. Rev. Dr.
CORY Of the Metropolitan N. T. Church and
Rev. DIR. Wilson OF wesley Chapel ofRciatsd.
which he spoke Of the many good qualities Of
the deceased. Those who acted e pallbsarers
were A. T. Britton, G. G. Duncansou, Alph
Middleton, W. E. Clark and Wash B. Williams.
The interment took place ct 0lenwood esms-
terry.
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VI tIsRrtf,.

collINGs-sNlDtR ortob~r =. 1sy2 ., the
ts denre o The brides parents. Collin prirre
.,.oEse county, Md. ~ tae R-v. Edward Nall a
BlafenshurE. HOWARD PAXTON COiIiNGs n
hocsyille. Ind o. JESSIE. daughter Of n)amin n
and CiarlnGa Collings SNYDER.
fhnE-Mct, .RlH y In baltimore "Wednesday.
fhfi-. hots OF Washington.
teiNDLkTtR.CARK On October 1. lspe
IN THIS s1Ly. CLAUDE T.. POI<DENTEk II Fsirn.lf
H.. to MINNIE CARROLL 90 " ssAinston. ID. q. q
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing by the clerk of the court: George
H. Boyd and Fannie Eleanor Norris; Perry G.
Burton OF Laurel, Md, and Mary A. H. Null
hofer; John o. Kelly and Ann Ware: James A.
Niedenmeyer and Belle II. Valentine, both of
Richmond. Va. Hazard p. Tracy and Alice L.
POates, both Of Anacostia. d. c.; w. II. Boiden
and Mary ]. Lee; James L. Jones and Sarah L.
Henderson; Reuben Wright and Hattie G. Malls;
VIM. Edison Boulter and Harriet Brockette
Kingsbery Of 0alesburg, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
The Market Less Active Than Yesterday,
but Prices Generally Advanced.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Money on call loaned at
and per cent Exchange, steady; posted
rates, 4s6 and 4s7IS; actual rates. ASH for
sixty days and 1861 and 4s6sl for demand.
Governments, steady; currency, 6s, 107 bid;
AZ, coupons, 1143s bid; extended 2s, registered.
1004 bid.
The stock market this morning was even less
active than yesterday morning during the same
hours The sales amounted TO las, 724 shares
The whole market was firm and advanced I'M
der considerable covering to noon. when prices
were generally = to ~ per cent higher than
they closed last night At this writing q 80 D.
N. the market is steady.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
40 The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market. as reported BY special
wire to Carson \ Mccartney. l4l9 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06
Lone LIFE

LONG LIFE
Is possible only when the blood is and vigorous
To -Ipe Scrofula and other posons from the crcua-
ton the superior medicine is AYERS Sarsaparilla.
1t imparts strength and efficiency to every
organ Of the body Restoration perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparills- Mary Schubert Kansas City,
Kan. writes:
It An convinced tina. after having been sick whole
year from liver complaint Ayers Sarsaparla saved
my life. The best physicians being unable to help
me and having tried three other proprietary medi
cines without benefit at last took Ayers Sarsapara
The result was a complete Since then have
recommended this medicine to others and always with
success"
AYERS sARSAPARILLA.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Cures others; will cure you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Masohic Home at Utica Dedicafsd.
The dedication Of the Masonic Home Of the
Dtats II New YORK. occurred in Utica yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

L.SoIiSE PoMApE is the bcs. application for
the hair. whose natural fat it is. fauoline re-
moves aandruff. restores the scalp TO healthy
condition. Ask for fanoline
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"Dnrss TErMnrxes WrrHourEoUn

T@ l-alin- roIis- o. the city ThS eotiscfion
ss0h uf aH sxsfai tAis sity." Many ladies have
~ advertised the de- III Draisfac tn -
sftgsfss Joiisasss grfas laag IN chaS0s nd tho
sill 10 r~-ln.si~I. personally wait You Ned thS
Gag II Ia Dress TStBssin9 Department
NIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Ex-Auditor Rice Of Indians Dead.
Col James H. Rice, sx-auditor Of ths state Of
Indiana, died yesterday morning a he 0fand
Hotsl in indianapolis
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Real Essafe llafAerp

Henrietta Cohen has purchased for es,ooo Of
G. Baum part II. square 40l, l6 by 80 fee. 4
inches on sth between L and n streets north
vest
E D. Bailey - bought Of L q. KiubaI for
es.ooo sub ~, squars s7s. ISL feet mont on
North Caroline svenns between 9th and Tn
Streets southeask
Anton Eisehsr - sold thresgA Tyisr Nord-
49, ~ =. sqnAzs ~, usanesovsd, for
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Funeral q Capt. Plass.

The remains Of the late Capt Garwcod Plass
were Inferred yesterday. the funeral services be-
ingbed ct the residence Of theson of the deceased
Nichols J. Plass, ia 10th street. The funeral
was attended By members Of the First Corps
Association. Garfield Post. No. 2, q. A. r., and
The following veterans Of the fourteenth acted
- pailbearers: Maj. H. L. Crunford. r. J.
Clark, Frank Marshall. VIM Lundy b J. o Brien,
John Bennett, Wm- D. Douglass. Charles smith
and II J. Deponia Of the twentieth New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06
GENTS Surrs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR q.

Coats. snr. P.nts. 25c. vests, 25c. Altering and
repairing done IN best manner doods called for and
X l. HAHN, 705 0tk ct. n. W.,
se3o And Is n. EutAw o.. Baltimore. Nd
DID 70 DROPS OF ANdOsTURA DIrTERs 70
a every slass q impass xssss ye3 dsi1s Ths en-
Aak your druggisI sss0
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VICTOR z. ADLER'S

TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
OF and 800 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Corner Massachusetts, avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open SATURDAY. until IL pm.
tVofnce Coats on sale Monday. Wednesday and
Friday mornings from until 10 O'Clock. Price, 25
cents. oc4-;3m
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
cfMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS It soOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN
CURES WIND collie and is tie best remedy for
DIARRHGA Sold by druggists in every part OF the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ngSyrup" and take other kind 70 cents . bottle.
d31-1y
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Nv AT AMI: In Fame snnsII W.iss::

Here are the most cunspicuoue Of the latest
arrivals In Ladies' Flannel Waists:
Ladies' Flannel Waists. with ruffie and jabot
Of polka dot silk in navy blue and black. %.
Ladies' Navy Blue Norfolk Flannel Waists.
with rufie of same. edged with cardinal seal
lop. finished with belt. only IS.
Ladies' Flannel Waists. plated front and
back, turned down collar. navy blue and black.
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

THIRD AND LAST SHIPMENT
FINE TAlLoR-MADE CLOTHING
Recently purchased in New York city
A. CTS. ON THE DOLLAR
Amount Of original purchase was $55, 1851
MEMS SUITS.
BLACK CHEvIoTs.
Strictly all wool.
-Sl0-
PLAID CHEvIOTS.
Strictly all wool.
-SIO.-
poUBLE-BREASTED SACK SUITS.
Neat mixtures.
$40
MIXED CHEvIoT SUITS.
Strictly all wool.
ito
HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS,
Strictly all wool.
-s1O-
Ali wool. neat mixtures.
ST 5O.-
SACK SUITS.
Dickey's cheviots. light gray, four patch pockets
three button cutaway sack.
81. 50.-
PLAID wORSTED SACK SUITS.
Nobby and neat.
81 50-
PLAID CUTAwAY,
Plaids. checks and stripes.
BOYS SUITS.
Ages Is to Is years; coat. vest and long pants.
81 81. "a. Is. $3.50. So. a7.5O-
and upward
CHILDREN'S SUITS. JACKETS and SHORT PANTS
%. s1, 80. 81. IS, SO. e. 50. s3. 90. IT,
~ 30, 81 and 60
and upward.
Double and single breasted.
MINIS OVERCOATS,
Strictly all wool. 81. So IS 10 80. Sl2. 50. @15
s16 IS. S17.o so. $50. s22 so and upward.
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A AsNs Xxx SSxxSFr w WV SIS
n n N X n M ZEE " w ssss
3 f 3 I. lie II
B Bob p 1 ~ 4 ii ILL :
2 ZEE TIT TIT ZEE ERR
t LIZ L.. + + f. Els i III i :
Faaff TT Trimmed Co oss:: 1915.

We determined To lead in Coats. Cloaks
and Suits this season. We confidently believe
We have the best Black Chevio. Fur-trimmed
Refer In America today for the money. II is
thoroughly male OF good quality Cheviot. full
shavl-roll OF Black Astrakhan Fur with As
trakhAn head fsstenin2s and silk faced 80 the
side seams The lowest price ever before quoted
for coat Of this character has been 4I0 1t 10
really better than many coats offered today at
that price. Our price will he 81. rs.
This is but one OF the many good things with
which our establish ne mt IL stocked.
We again call attention to the superb line OF
Novelty Goats for misses and young ladies in
tsns. grays. modes and various notified and
mixed effects. plain and fur-trimmed-
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The OH SAYING

That Consumption can be cured II taken in time'
anticipate failure. The other one not so old. Con
sumption can be curee is considered by many false
Both true and not true the first IL prudent-one
cannot begin too early.
The means is careful living. Scott's Emulsion Of
Cod Liver Oil is sometimes important part of that.
Let US send you a book on CAREFUL LIVING
free.
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18th an ] Penn. ave.

gg-so mach Or Fancy woolrn Dress Fab-ics Here
to- Prie-t.eys AMI Lubin's Autumn weight Black
os Tsy 81 til fhat Pa gos price. ar, forc.t
s~ass You knc~ the elusive rsrvhan,. can't tell
rou that their irisfisy roots the Iriestey.s
ssshsswu here Look st the toa-d' Look the -el-
s.s- ssigc' with faa~y .b1 Biark silks. Not only
o~ess prize. bot best qua i-s. the SIX tou Sc
~fsgi9s ri,hfa usonths Haasrta prom 81 y
srd paf,s sfrsa- This guarantee writing. If you
sNarl ak
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RiSSSa. WSSTTshh B Sa.sins ASSus

our Ribbon stock is calculated to drive one
into est 'cies. New. large and varied stock
beautiful coloriDgs and attractive combina.
tiUns The iates: novelty" for Neck Ribbon
is the n inch Fancy Edge Satin Ribbons. in
black. waite and culors; q inch Fancy Corded
Satin Ribbons. and L-inch Fancy Two-tone
Bibbons-ail quite piquant!-at Toe. per yard.
Equally desirable for light fancy work
SILK Refer Neck Scarfs. SOC. each.
81 or more different colorinps and patterns in
Fancy Windsor silk scarfs at 25c. each.
The latest for millinery and dress trimmings
lisa .l-inch All-silk Ottoman Ribbon. in an 4
qutsite line of entirely shades. Csc. per
yd.
More silk Ribbon, in all the popular shades,
2to -. under prize
No. =. ought 10 be 12c.. is 10c I'd.
No. 3. ought to be he, is l2c. yd.
No. -. ought to be 1sc.. is lee I'd.
No. l.. ought to be 12c- is 1Sc. I'd.
No. III. ou<ht to be 25... is pc. I'd.
No. -. ought to be 3Oc. is Pc. I'D.
WILLIAM H. MoKxrw.
It 933 Pa. AVE. NV.
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W. NJ. SINISTER 3 SONS.
sls PENN. AVE, n. W.
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Casa Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash
Cash Cash CaSh Casii Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash
Cash CASH Cas-. Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-01
THE woMEN's DoRMIToIY.

lings' home. She early became president
OF the Young Ladies' Benevolent socicty.
but her greatest reputation was gained a.
president of the Chicago branch of the
Woman's Christian Temperance unio;l.
For years she has conducted weekly NEE;
ings in the temperance reading rooms at
the Bethel mission, and has induced abou;
$1,000 people to sign the pledge.
Her system for taking care of those who
hold stock i'll the Dormitory association
shows good deal of business ability, but
in the details she has been assisted by Mrs.
Potter Palmer and others Each stock.
holder is to give notice few weeks in atl
vance rs to the dates on which she desires
to use up her stock, and the room will be
ready for her; but when there are vacan.
cies casuals will be accommodated at fifty
cents day. The dormitories will be uni.
form i'll structure and located within easy
walking distance Of the exposition
grounds. In the attached restaurant the
prices will be regulated on n scale which
will reduce the women visitors expen.e,,
to Sl.50 day, including ticket of admi..
sion to the grounds. The whole scheme
shows great ability, and its success will be
monument to Mrs. Carsc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-01

We uthorize our advertised druggist
10 sell Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, uroa
this condition. If you are with Cough,
Gold. or any Lung, Throat or Chest
trouble, and will usc this remedy as di-
rcctcd, giving il fair Trial and expo
rience no benefit, You may return the
bo:tlc and nave Lour money refunded
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DIR. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t mover disap-
points. Trial bottles free at Christian
& Rerhno's Drug Store. Large size sec.
and Sl.OO.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. al Speciall-
The week opened on the stock exchange
with u continuance of tho bul,ish fool.
ing that prevailed Saturday after tho
unexpectedly favorable bank statement
was mado public. Tho receipts OF
higher quotations for Americans from
London helped TO imparS contiden 20 in
the marHct, which showed an advapc.
ing tendency from the start. In ad6i.
ton to the buoyancy OF Industrials and
low-priced stocks which have boon
prominent in dealings Of late, there
was an Increased activity in dividend
paying railway shares, like ST. Paul
preierreo, NORTHWESTERN, L.ko Shore
ana Michigan Central. which rose anv.
where from y to 2% per cont. tho
last named leading the upward move.
meht. Ihe heavy tonnage on tho
trunk lines, both cast and west of
chicago. stimulated purchasers.
Grangers improved point or more.
Among coal shares Lackawanna and
Delaware and Hudson rose lazm1s<
while Reading and Jersey Central dc.
cllned }5@l Among industrials. Dis.
tilling and Cattle Feeding and Chicago
LAS were the contcrs of attraction. The
former rcse 25s to e., and buying was
based on reports that She company has
gained control of its Only comp .,itors at
the West, although tho officials st;ll
deny all knowledge OF the matter. Chi
cago Gas advanced nearly per cent.
and closet AZ tho highes fl gurcs. Com
mission houses oXccu, cd "a number of
lnveStm ent orders, stock being taken on
assurances by ins iders that il will soon
be or & per cent. basis
American Sugar was up about n POINT.
while American Tobacco declined tx
and later rose n. National Ensecd
Oil was weak and declined l Dor cent.
New York and New England, Missouri
Pacific and Canada Southern each
gained about per cent. Among the
specialties New York, Snsquehanna
and Western preferred advanced AZ
and common e. 1t is sta ted thatarranro.
ments arc being made 10 bring tho road
into closer connection with the lines OF
the Pennsylvania system. i
New York and Northern prefcrr.,.
jumped AZ Common, which has no,
been traded in for years. ope cd a, 10
bid and later sold at 13G&0t4. Report
has 1T that tho old relations between the
company and New York and New .l.-
land have been restored and t 4; Read
ing is throwing some of it's bushes.
over the line.