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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
fire at Rising Sun.

RISING SuN, Jan. 10. "A largo frame
building ct Rising Sun, Cecil County,
occupied by Lloyd Roberts as u resi-
dence, confectionery and restaurant,
together with its contents, was totally
destroyed by fire at 5 o'clock this
morning. Mr.. Roberts aud his family
narrowly escaped being burned. The
lire was first discovered under the
counter in the store, and the window
shutters being found open IT is sup
posed burglars had entered tho build
ing before and fired it, The building
which belonged to Job Halnes, was in
sured for *, 900 and its contents for
5000, which will not cover the loss.
Fifteen dogs bitten by rabid dog
yesterday In Elkton have been Killed.
1t Is said in consequence of hydropho-
bia twenty-five dogs were killed last
week In Elk Neck.
The 200th anniversary OF the foun.
dalton OF st. Stephens Church and
North Sassafras parish, in Sassafraa
Neck, will be celebrated in the chapel
at Cecilton on Friday next. This
4 church is the Oldest in the stat lie
yond question. having been In existence
since january. 1872. according to the
record kept in the parish registry.
Robert q. Logan, Of Cecil county,
died ut his home near Northeast, on
| Monday night, of tumor i'll the stom
ath. A wife, six sons and two
daughters survive him.
Wednesday morning was the coolest
In this section for years. Tho ther
mometer registered II degrees below
zero.
'lha forges bar and sheet-iron mill!
of tho Mccullough Iron Company, a
Northeast. which hive been shut dowi
for several weeks. have resumed
| operations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

Tho Court of Errors and Appeals
convened In Dover on Tuesday, with
Chancellor Woloott and Judges Gull
len. Houston ana Grub on the bench.
The following two are the only cases
married for trial.
Joseph S. Vandegrift. vs. tho Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington. This IL II
case In which the plaintiff was injured
by being struck with sled at Seventh
and Walnut streets, and SO badly In.
iured that he was confined to his bed
for months. He wasawarded damages
in the superior Court, whom City So
licitcr Curtis took the case to the Court
OF Errors and Appeals, on demurrer.
The plaintiff Is represented by ex.
Attorney General Biggs.
The second Is the case of John w.
Cook, VS.. the Wilmington city Flee
trio Company. The plaintiff was
awarded IS 800 damage for injuries al
legged to have been received by stop
ping on alive electric wire belonging
to the defendant company which was
broke. and lying on the ground, Coob
is represented by Levi G Bird and the
company by benjamin Nields.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

On Tuesday evening, sac 18th inst
the Violet Club of East Wilmington
he d their fourth annual rece ton IL
He'd Mems Hall. This recep on like
past ones given by this poru ar organi
zation, YVES largely attended, Their
berg some hundred and twenty-five
OF their friends present, and yer,
pleasant evening was spent by all.
Mr.. Geo tlummer delighted the as
Bemhiy with his cornet solos and roi
Rubt. Valentine rendered several s
leatiuns on his violin The old. nFor
ite Prof. Stout was present with HI
trio of musical Instruments and diC
himself credit IS usual. Ils honOret
guests OF tie evening were Mi. ant
Mrs. Frank zimmerman and Mr.. AM
Mrs. Edward Miller.
Messrs. VIM. IL. Brice, Robt Hear
kins and John Farrler we're the Goa;
mittee In charge and We're atty assist
cd by AlesRrs. lhOs. kernell, Sumae
oyen7hine end Jos. Squibb.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
VM.B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Over one-half of the fine
American Hosiery Go. Tn.
derwear has been sold at the
reduced prices. The prices
of what are left are further
reduced to one.half and
'three-quarters of the regular
prices, as follows:
Mems Shirts, in sizes 81
to A, are soc.
Mems rswers, in sizes 80
to 40, are SOC.
Ladies' Vests, in sizes 26,
80, "a and 36, are soc.
Children's Shirts and
Drawers, in sizes lG, Is and
20, are 25c.
Boys Drawers, in size %,
ARE zoe.
Mems Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers, zoe;
from 81. ..-
A bout $50 pairs Scotch
Wool Stockings for men, are
19e; from 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

One morning recently weil-known
rounder came into the Republican
office and asked to have a half dollar
changed Az he requested small
change, he was given eight s cent
pieces and dime. He pushed tho
latter back and asked for 10 pennies,
which were given him. The TRANSACT
ton seemed somewhat remarkable -
reporter. and he atterwuri mentlon-
ed 1t TO man who Is we'll versed in
the devious ways OF buns and round.
ere, when he said:
You don't understand the Ways OF
these fellows. In .ne first place 1t
wouldn't be healthy for one of these
fellows to pull out a halfdoIlar In
some Of the gin mills on the coast. as
he would either have to treat or take
tho consequences, therefore he seouI-
ed the 5-cent pieces. OF which he would
only pull out one, and swear that 1t
was all no had, He, however obtain,
ed the pennies for another purpose, as
he Will take Two OF them in Ills hand,
show them to some sympathetio-look
ing person, and ask Tor throe more to
enable him to get cup of hot coffee.
By this means he can make his half
dollar last for some time. but 1t ls al
most needess to say thatall oil 1t, with
the extra he gathers in. will lind Its
way to the till OF the gin singer"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
n,nhanatinn For a Tims.

There was slight fall OF show last
night This morning the mercury
registered at 20 deg and by IL O'Clock
1t had risen to % deg. which shows
that tho weather ID becoming moro
moderate.
Siaighing still remains good and
many young people are giving sleigh
ing parties nightly. The small boys
still hold full sway on all OF tho hills
OF the city, they being turned into car
nivais nightly by crowds OF merry
coasters. number Of small accidents
have occurred but not serious.
Dispatches from Snow Hill, Md, say
that yesterday was the coolest day Of
the winter. The mercury there regis
tered at IA degrees below and at :
O'Clock yesterday morning had only
risen 2 degrees. The Stucpnxent and
Chincotoague bays are still frozen up
| tight. and all communication with
4 Chincoteague STAND Is cut oil save by
an occasional pedestrian taking his
| life In mis- hands and walking across
on the Ice tor the IN Ills. 1t Is said that
| there Is neither Hour nor meat Oh tile
island, AND il tnaw is not tear Il,
| hand, famine is likely to prevail.
At. Cri5Tield, MI. three men nearly
lost their lives by crossing tho leo. 1t
has not rained there lately and II Il
were not for the artesun wells there
tina people would have to contend
with water famine as well as the
co!d weaihor
At tho Delaware Freak water TIN
floating ice is still playing hlvoc witt
incoming vessels, number having
been greatly damaged during the past
few DAYS
A dispatch from West Chester, Pa.
says that ice was cut on tha B;aneiN
wine yesterday two feet III thickness
something worry unusual Tor this conn
ty. 1lio streams hereahouts arc tight
~ locked in he ice una There is such
mengre Tow of water that nearly al
the mills haYe BEEN Obliged TO sus
pend operations Mncn fear is tolt i
this section that u sutton thaw q
warm RAIN Will follow this cold wave
In witch case much destruction t
property in the luwlands sktrtlng tn
creeks must result
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

George Dixon and his extra large
Vaudeville Company closed their en-.
gagement at the Opera House last
evening.
Leonard Growers thrilling melo.
drama Lost in New York. will be
given magnificent production ut the
Grand Opera House tomorrow even
ing. This drama has not been seen
hbre for two years 1t made a decided
hit in that production and was pro-
nouneed as one OF the strongest OF
realistic dramas
1t is full OF thrilling situations and
sensational climaSes, but Tree from
blood and thunder" which often
mars the production of plays OF this
character. Among the realistic fea,
lures this production viii be vast
river OF real water. containing over
60 900 gallons of water, a full rugged
yacht, rowboats, ferries, n prismatiC
fountain and practical Steamboat.
Severa new and taking 6peclallLies
| Will he introduced.
Chases Great Alaskan play, "Uncle's
| Daring will DO presented at the
Grand Opera House, on Saturday even
ing, 10y Il ct Ia bernard hase,a charm
ing artistic. and Il merry com p"ny o
players. The scenery and scenic or
/ eets are said to bB line and approprl'
ate. The play is a line one and has Q
mnst excellent plot There should moi
fail to be u large audience in attend
ance. E..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
y 80
sl,rr,I"A~.,i

sheriff Gould viii sell at public sals
on Ihlrsday, the 26th inst, lot OF
land on Pennsylvania avenue, beions-
ing To Samuel /! Kelley.
On Thursday, tina 3bth inst, a throe-
story brick house. lit jackson and Lin.
den streets, belonging to James shakes
peure,
Cin the 2Sth inst, Il house and lot on
Shailcross avenue and Rodney street
belonging TO John c. kel!cy.
On tho same day ut the hotel OF
! Frank rinkertun, in New Castle, lot
, Of an.i belonging to Ann &. and Ed
ward w. Eagle.
On friday. The eth inst, at the
| house of Alexander MaXweI, i'll Mid
distawn. q lot of iaHd and shops i'll
Odessa. belonging to francis DnEgan.
0n thcS1th inst, at tho housa oil
/ .IaheS l.. Dickinson, IN Townsend, the
! 1871 aero farm OF .lcaty II. Appleton.
On 1arsd the alst inst, the 5,atorS
lGicIi house. at Sesenlh and iiMrisp!
streets, belonging 10 William q, Tag
CART
I'm ammo day tie &.slory brick huus'
at Slxt4 ard Monroe streets, belongiHs
to Andrew Wimtlerau, Jr.
On thursday, the md of February
tie 2A0-aern farm situated III ST
Georges Hundred belonging to TIN
estate of tue late Edgar Jumi5on ans
Josephine ". Jamiaon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
FIFTH ED|TIOn.'
Dots.

Police Sergeant Chambers is report.
ed to be rapidly recovering. 4
Norman Macan OF Philadelphia was
In this city last night.
Mr.. Macan formerly resided hero
md called upon u number OF his old
friends.
Torrance Carvln of Leipsic has pur.
chased tho Laurel House at Laurel for
IS 500. and will take possession In Feb
ruary.
A special meeting of the Ministerial
Union, to make arrangements for the
Moody and Sankey meetings will he
helu Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the \. H. G. A. rooms.
Philadelphia hopes to get bill
through Congress approprlating $780,
900 towards the purchase OF d sito for
the proposed new mint.
kennett's Electric Light Company
has applied for charter. Tho capital
stock is 100000.
Miss Emma Coming of Collins
Beach Dol, has joined tho class OF
shorthand and type.writers at Gold
ey's Commercial College of Winning
ton.
The choral and literary society OF
st. Andrews Church gave an enter
talnment last night.
The Brownson Library Association
will give an entertainment in the
Grand Opera House on January 2Sth.
Il. Il. Candy ls attending a confer
ence OF the Episcopal Church clubs
now being hold in New York City.
Mrs. Frank Bosworth wife of the
well.known pugilist OF Providence, II.
| l., ia spending some time in this city
| with her mother. She will join her
husband ia Chicago in ten days.
A party of young folks numbering
| come twenty or more of both sexes,
visited West Chester last evening, In
! six horse sleigh, aud returned home
about three o'clock this morning.
All pavements should now lie CLEAN
ed off The leo and snow mako walk
Ing very dangerous.
| Arson A. Maher Will lecture on Cen
tral Africa bofore tho Church Club In
the parish buIldinsa ut Trinity Church
tonight.
Miss Elizabeth C. Stofy OF phlladel-
phia will give select readings at the
entertainment by EncaTpment No3l,
Union Veteran Legion, tonight In the
Crosby Il Hill building
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
W G. L. U. will be held at their hend-
quarters, No. 100 W. Eighth St., on
Friday afternoon at } o'clock.
Levy Courtman Lewis Armstrong,
was in the city to-day. He reports the
cold wave going North instead OF
South, and says there Is plenty of snow
in the country for city chaps to sleigh
on.
Only one kiss got Joseph Stelnmeta
into trouble, at pottstown, Pa, on
Wednesday. He called at the home Of
Mrs. Amanda Geiger on Price street.
and entered the house and locked the
door after him and kissed her. She
had him arrested and then settled the
matter agreeaoiy by not pressing the
charge.
August Haaga, M!ddletowns only
baker, has departed for parts unknown
and with him went his worldly goods
loaded on two farm wagons. They left
daring Monday night and numerous
creditors mourn their departure, "a
we'll us the residents who depended
upon the red push cart Tor their
morning meal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

MISREPRESENTATION o.. ludy to
w trp eel; no preference where qialt.
ticattOns are eqllat; sittarS. $3.50 and trHv-
cling expenses. Position permanent.
Railway tnrc paid here II engaged. In
close reference and self -nddrcsscd stamp
ed envelope. Tie National, 1905 Manad
mock Building. chicaEo. III. jls.ist
NETANTED An experienced man IN
w paiui store; oilr reliable and under
stand his business steady employment.
Address Paint store, this office. Hast
IADR SALE-Stqek and figures of
II grocery store dotngtt good business
Store and house Tor rent oGod reason
lol seIltng. address l b. this Office. il9-3i
yHJSNTEp= \ go ID advertising solicit.
I w tor. sSaaiy AMI cnmInis'iuu APP
ply AT Local Graphic Dhice, stf ShtplcS 81,
j iiH.2t
ShyA NlEIi-A voting woman wishes .
Nh position IN ttTy gopis ntd notion
- IL. IL arm the business Wig e. no oh
jic.. Address j. A, this office. last
SETASffb Situation by a young col
NM FL girl NJ y nCral houscwork, II
small family. Address 20tb w Seennt
street, this city. ila.1t'
iNoE SALE \ sleigh apply 10 Is
l. ticniHneS Sd ami Mon % sts. jI8-i
i \}yANfEn-A girl for genera! house
w work: reference required. App.
at No. ". litil street tle-*t
: WANTED rinoi femai help 70, gen
w eral hon cwuth ,oolvrci pleterred
NJ ST. Iatnsll street. jls-st'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

pea il OF AN Aged utlilen.

Henry iiovertsr, an aged citizen,
died Iasi evening at tine residelGe OF
his son.lrlaw, Charles XerbBy, No. ana
hlrkwood 5sTeOt. aged = yenls. ILa
deceased came to this city RON PcHG-
syiyaiia about Is wears ago, and las
bnen in failins health FOL several yeat q.
His wife died about { mouths ago, and
since then lie failed rapidly, and his
great desire seemed 10 ha to Join her
in that undiscovered bourne from
which no Traveller returns. lie was re.
Gently seized Hlth pneumonia when
was the Immediate raii5Se OF his death.
lie leaves seSeral children. alluf whom
arc grown. Tho funeral Will take
Residence ef Ills son.u.lnw. au'l alter
the soiYce8s al The heii~t tho ntarmeH
will be made IN i3iNe!EieW ,engtpr !.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
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Tie Annual hioeiinr.

The stockholders OF the Delaware
Hosiery Company held their annual
meeting at Dover on Monday, and
elected the following directors. VIM,
II. Ridgway, Hiram Reedy. William
Dyer A. A. Watson and William
salisbury. 1t was decided not to OPP
peso the confirmation OF the sheriilNa
sale Of the property. but to ask the
Court to instruct the sheriff to pay
over the proceeds OF the sale to thu
company after the debts are paid Tie
com pany has bren reorganized and
will start operations on substantial
hasis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

GEST-On the 18th instant. RcNecca IL,
wife 81 the lac William Gcst. in her
b6th year. ......
4 ho relatives an | friends OF the family
are respectful Invited TO attend tho
funeral On ThlAId morning. mt 10
O'Clock from the iesidelce OF her SOIL.
Wintlel I :. Ge9t No. 80 i<eriin stree
Chester Pa. intCrAuent at Sloan NJ II.
Cemetery.
MJNTG OMER Y .-t,n January nth. 1898
Eva Flaroncc. daughter Of james l..
and Mary I. Mont somerS, aged year
and months.
Funeral from her parents residence,
No. / - Poplar s.rdet on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. services ut Old cwede's
Church.
SMlTH. = At I5ancr pft'S lianks.on the 18th
Inst. Thomas SIN IN, aged 81 years
Relatives and iIibnls are respectfully
invited to attend blle funeral from the
resi- ence of his SON. George Smith nj
B,merott's Banks, pm Satu day. the list
inst Of 3 y. IN. Services al the house
and intermont ut y t. Salem.
I.AFFLRTY-M MOODY. At the Asbury
II. T. Par ouago. No. 2 z Wllnni street.
on Wednesday evening. Jan 10. SOB, by
the Bey, John y [. Hanna Mir Fran!
Il. IaiIcrty and Mrs. Elizabeth ID
Moody, both OF y iImington, Bet
! HOvERfER.-I In ibis city. on the 2Stf
| inst, Henry IIovrrter a+ed - years.
/ Relatives and fr ends are respectfully
I invited to attend hlf funeral from tllt
/ residence OF HIS suh-in-lnw. charles Ger
( hey, No 9la Klrkw pod street on Friday
| Jan 10Th 1873. n. IN. servlces III thu
/ house. Iutormelt NJ ltiverrtew Gene
terry,
There's vacant chair in our home,
! And ii voice wH loved Is still
| He viii sorrow aid sigh no more
FOR the wife nt loved 81 well.
"Aa.ecpiu Jesus"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
OF
The following dc sciiocd real estate. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, lSa9

SATURDAY, JANu AIRY q, lsh3.
Al the auction r omH II L. w. stidham &
Son, commencing ut 20tlOeh y. M.
No. !, iii ltodhey street. story brick
md frame dwcilln g with inansdrd roOi,
rooms lot 2jRllM
No. ! MS Rodney street, 2.story brick
aura frame dwelling with InaAsafd roof, 0
rooms, lot g3AlIOt
No. d, 10 tnibn street 4-story frame
dwelling front porch front and aide ygrd,
q rooms, lot lbHsA wits loi In reat i:&5D.
No. !. ~ Gniph street. frame dwelling
front porch irndt aud 81 YARDS. Grpoms.
lot ifNsU with LOT in tehr Ky a.i
No. Il, a;lJ3 Market street, !stpry brick
house front and SIDE yard : rooms and
uath, lot aiXlG0 lteE
No. G, sll Washington street. story
brick hwenilg front pprc&, front ana
sidu yard y rooms aud btth, lot 90A5t
feet
No, :: 1000 Lin ,oin street, a-siory brick
! DIV ltilg from porch, 'front.' and side
I Sarl, broonls al q bath, lol 2lEieJ feet.
/ No s i0aa Fretich street, 9.st6ry brick
DWELLING front porch. treat ard Sldu
yard. q rooms tt lt hnth. To- is feet ten
inches tly ls ieFt inches.
No ., 10 Z aSt twenty SECOND street, p
/ story brick dwdlllng, b rooms, lot l2ysi.
80 10. h6 WoHlastun street.! st DRY bricl.
dwelling, roo is, tot u It, inches by 10
! Ieet.
/ n. II. 1905 Lii dct street 2-story brlcl,
dwelling. rGotls. lot y It inehes by Il
No il, i0l POI ter street 2.ssory brick
dwelling, ROOMS, lot lpA51.
No. II. lJi " rs. Seventh street, ; story
hrIek dwelling rooms and hsth, ioi lax
I No. "A I'LL 4 asst Thirteenth street, >
story Ilaino dwkiline. rooms, lot y feet
0 inches by o. feet
No. Is, 1l46 d a-t Thirteenth street 2
$40 nine dwhi!iHE, rooms. lot II ieet
BInches b. ~ I /.
No. ID. ?oa Na4ison street. a.story brick
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

One more and the last lot
of soiled Blankets, regular
81 so goods, are on the bar
gain counter for 5000, with
about half a case Of fine
quality So Blankets for 50;
both large sizes.
One more small lot Of the
SOC Elder Down Cloths, in
blue, gray and tans. A day
or two will end them, there
fore come quick or be disap.
pointed 29c.
The balance of our Wool
Skirts in red and black, gray,
black and colors, both plaid
and stripes, are reduced
from 81 to Use, Sl.25 to 81
$l.5O to $l.25, 50 and
81. 25 to $1.75.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
third EDITION.


Monloye Davis Wilson. one of the
Oldest and most influential citizens OF
Miudletown. died Friday in, his 18th
year. He was born IN Sussex county,
Cedar Brook hundred, March 18th, 1919.
When he was about 25 years old his
parents moved to New Castle county,
on the farm now known as the Fish
fnrm near Middietown. When he was
23 years old he bought The Alftee farm
near Noxentown. where he spent his on
tire life until he retired from farming
and moved to Middletown few Years
ago. In January, 1852, he was married
to Mary b. kraim, daughter OF Geo.
Fraim, who was also II brother oil non
ert Fraim, whose career as a lawyer Is
closely allied to tho history OF tile
State.
MIR. Wilson was very successful IL
his business ventures. Having invest
ed In land when tine peach Industry
was at Its greatest height, lie realized
large profits. His wife and seven chill
dren survive HIM, four sois--Joh
Paynter, George Frsim, Manlove Dav
rs and William Burton (residing neal
Smyrna) and three daughters, Mrs
John w. Roberts, residing near Snyrlit'
Mary and Annie. His funeral lool
place on tuesday afternoon, Inter
ment at the NJ. u. Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19

The Bali NOR and ONO rHIHpad mn,
n3unces a eh,ap trip To Sau francisco,
Cal, AMI oGief arliie coast p iltj viz
Cincinnati and 81 Louis, On february
II. lal3 leaving Wilmington. Dol j, at
II O'Clock. IlOoa mHt-tng connection
at Baltimore. Washington, llarrer'a
Ferry. MarLlHsbnr4s, Hancock. Cum.
bertrand keyser, lietimont, Oakland
aud GRAFTON,
This trip has been speciality arranged
for accommodation OF persons desiring
TO settle IN the West and SHOULD be
lafgelr patfaniAed by taetu. Al com.
forts hoceS4ary Tor trit9 continental
Journey will he provided. Hnly one
change OF cars to san Francisco.
For further particulars hpplF to II
A, Miller. passenger agent, ll3l1WdfF
ascnne station. Wilmington, bai.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
! OH Need Both

Five years = one of our
listers or Stormers will last.
(The quality good, the work,
manslip good. } Use for it
every Winter. More use
this Winter than an Over.
coat. You have an Over.
coat! Then the SO, $12,
$15 Ulster OF Stormer is
your want. Pay $50, if you
like. You can hold up your
head in the generous collar,
bury your hands in the deep
pockets. The thiekest, warm,
est, longest isn't too thick,
warm, long for these days.
Lower prices than ours
no. There couldn't be low,
er unless the quality was
lower, too.
SO Market or Outdoor
Ulster, flannel lined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-19
IO'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing Bits.
reported by r. Il. Robinson i Co.. Bank
ers and Hrokors.

ers and Brokers.
Bid Bid
Amer. Sur. Ref i25 q Nat Cordhge 1874
Ach rop&S r.. 30, Nat Lead IT,. ass
BALTIC I ruction. 2SA4 Now Albany..., 70 I
Ii Il !, Top f'd. N Central ...,isl
Ctn Southern. NY G & H..... .lO9 i
Ghes 4 Ohio -. 2aa N Y & " E...... A. y
Oh Bur q Q'cy. l02l9 N Y o & W...... 1915
Ghiea4o Gas,.,, S95s N p1cltie, .,.... II "a
Chicago Il n W.1l37o n Pacific F'd.... 4S
ct Mil & st r.. 80 N American II :
Z. NJ * ST + p'd, 1907 Omaha -. j. :. b0l4
URI& Puthc s72a Pacific Mail. -.
q 4 C n st L.. bSAs Pennsylvania 6ik
Col Coal 4 Iron Phila & irle.,.
Del * hudson 1875 Phila 4 kead'g bla
Del Lue & Yves 15iA Read ng ...... 25ts
ben Il Rio Gre. 554 Heading Gen'l,.
Dis q Cat Eds. 5sss Reading LIST Pd. 76k
Ed'sn q Il Co's.ii3 Heading u Pd. 6als
Erie. .........,. 256 Reading ia Pd. 8l}S
Erie Preferred. 5u5a Rich n W n Y. iO3s
ii V Il Toledo. 3. X Il W Pt L Ed.
Illinois Gen.. 5 Pacific ....,,. 81
Lake shore, -. Texas ~ Pacific. los,
Lake n Wes,. ESD Tenn G. & | Co. 20
l.aclcdc Ga5.... Union Pacific. Al !
Ilenigh Nav. :. 5ifs Wahnsh......
l.ehigll Valley. hSaG Wabash Prcfd. 70 4
Louis Nash =. 75't West'n Union. 80
Met Fraction IDt, w heel x I, e.. a3
Manhattan Gas III Z w - I. Il Pretd. So.
Missouri Pacific 5DG Wisconsin Cen.
Market strong.