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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28

ONH RNJO4S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and Tefieshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the KidneyA
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn eHectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in in
effects, prepared only from the mos.
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
sIS FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YoRx. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
Committee In Charge.

The cash donations to date have been az
follows:
Evening Star So; Mrs. Mary S. Letter,
s25; Mr. Mackay Smith. $40; Mrs. C. Hay
| den, SO; Mrs. G. w. Lanahan, $40; Mrs
Hugh McCuiioch, $40: Mrs. Hayward hutch
| inson, $40; Mrs. Small. 50; Mrs. c. V. Riley,
s.; MIR. Case, IS; A. Friend, 81; Mrs. f. b.
Wight, So; Mrs. VI. +. Norment, s.; Mr. W.
X. Spear 50; Mr.. Fred. X. Pilling, IS; Mrs.
Pelouze. 50; Mrs. }. D. Lander. 50; Mrs.
Gallaudet, 81; MIR. l.. A. Grant, $40; Mr.. c.
Bush, 81; Mrs. Frank Hatton, 81; Mr.. j. A.
Gridley, 81; Mrs. Baird. 81; Mrs. H. V. n.
Boynton. 81; Mr.. W. Il. Moses 81; Mr.. Hen
ry c. North. 81; Mrs. Judge Hagner, 81:
Cash. 81; Mrs. Fernow, 81.
Collected by Mrs. Merchant, Si90; through
Washington Post, S1.25; Miss Emma Gillett,
81; Mrs. j. A. b. Topper, 81; Mrs. J. G.
Craighead. 81; Mrs. j. T. Wood, 81; Mrs.
Merchant. 81; DR.: Mertz, 81; Miss F. b.
Mr.. Brooks, 81; Mrs. Frank Stickney. 81;
Miss Josie Newcomb, 81; Mrs. Teal, 81;
Mrs. Howell, 81: Mrs Judge Veazey, 81;
Mrs. Huntington, 81; Mrs. Terry, 81; Mr..
A: w. Greedy, 81; Miss NJ. Ferry. 81; a
friend. 81; Mrs A. H. Norris 81; w. H.
Frinckei, 81; Mrs Myers. 81; Mrs. Nc
Carthy, 81; Mrs. A. E. Miley. 81: Mr.: Rol-
81; Mrs. George Andrews, 81; Miss A A.
Allen, 81; Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, 81; Mrs.
Charles Armes. 81; Miss Paulding, 81; Mrs.
Boyd, 81; Mrs. Atwell. 81; Mrs. Dare. 81;
Baum. 81; friend. 80 cents; Mr. Poole 10
cents; friends, 80 cents; Mr.. Proctor, 90
cents: Miss Hutchingson, 80 cents; Mr.
Stuben. 50 cents; Mrs. Chew. so cents; Mr..
cents; Mr.. Field. Is cents Mrs Nc,
Neal. 25 cents: Mr.. Ryneal, 80 cents.
other Donations.
~ BY xrs. RtayU,rt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02
FOR SALE-LOTS.

DOR SALE-BARGAINS IN TODD BROWNS
II SUB. Lot 10 block 3. sherman ave. lots Is,
TO- p. block g. Princeton St lot II; block Irving
ton = 25 cts. Lot D.. block 15 S.euben St. 25 cts.
Lots and 16. b,ock3 Sherman 30 c:s Lot 8.
block -. Roanoke. 80 cts Lots IL and l6, block g.
Sherman ave- aQsts lot ls. block 3, Princeton St.:
TO- block II. Princeton ST. and lot II. block 70 Sher
man ave, Uoth) b cts. Los 16 and Il, block 10,
sherman ave. 30 cts. Lots II. l3. Ii block 6. n. e.
corner sherman ave and steuben St. 81 cts Lot o,
block 10 Yale St. 45 cts Lot 3. block 15 Harvard
cts.
1t DAVID D. STONE, SO4 and SOC ST. W.
LNOR SALE-FOR EXCHANGE ON HOUSE, 9
i splendid pieces of ground, 10 feet front on and
? ss near North Capitol to Soft. alley. with permit
to build on alley per fl. 90 cts.
corner ON New York ave.. l)}x96; per IT. 81 25.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, S04 and sos F st. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02

l.'OR SALE NORTHEAST
SOUTHEAST. 1858 to 1899 f ST.
ll3-l1 and lll9 81. h, 6r. and $50 to
u. 10 and Or 50. 900 80 18th st. b h,
r2l-;s ST h. Or, o.. els, 600
each. - 600 l-:3i q st, h. i.
~ yin s.. b n; Or "a. QOO Or 900
,e-9 It, h. Dr. $. OOU 1871 ST. n, Or 81 600
10 -. b. Or ... 800 1.Ss227 NJ st. b. $50
AL.ey. get 9TH and 9Th. l2O2 Linden st. b b.
q and Z. bh. 81 800 6r...............29 800
70 lOth 81. h. 1r. Il 500 20J to 2l5 / ST. bh
ti0 1;}47 and l:549 h #. 500
ST. b. Jr. eacn-.-1. 200 81 to St}1 2d st, h,
spruce 81, 1wInin< 6r..-.................I,5OO
City. fh Ar -. 1OC lob Sd st. h. l. 600
IL X st. b. 5r......l.Oi0 40 X st, h. IN 4
HOPE ave. h. Ar. 500 $50
I-O' 9Th 81. h, 500 AZ Myrtle st, h. 7r. g 500
80, SUI INVEST SOUTHWEST.
'l0-6p Maryland ave. 500 y st, b h. 6r.2 500
a -. l.. 900 3i:2:44 VI st. b. Ar 2 COO
Ia - 9TH II. b b.. 4O4 and 4O6 Cap ct
Or and b in rear 8. 600 I h. 6r each. i 500
~ lSt 81. h, 3 ). 3 456 - ST. b a. 500
i6f and iti9 L st. f h. Alley. AZ and 9Th.
n 3. 800 and sts. h. Ar. 800
lI.'O ana E202 IA st. 613 lo-l1 Burkes alley,
n or-.-.. 600 Z, Ar each ....... 900
The above is only 4 portion of the propar.v ON mn
'ooks For full list call at Office for bulletin issued
IN the lst and 18th '''"'N
my THOS. E wAGGAMAN
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Fok sALE-sToRE ANp pwELLING

NGrthea=teorner Of 4th and I sts. n. W. 3-stol
orisk building with :Sstory back building; 8 room
st bricS house in rear; will rent for $50 month
price. 200; splendid location for business
IL DAVID ID. STONE. So and sos z 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02

EOkSALE-LOOK AT THIS-A PLOT OF GROUND
L containing D. 600 square feet; foot avail
able for buildings fronts three streets with largest
frontage on Pa. ave. only 81 per foot; 65 900
cash. This is an exceptionally good in estmsnt
Don't wait until II is sold but call fuller
Information. N ". 1. CO. COS 18th st. NV ap2S-5t
EOR sALE-82 NJ ST NV: TEN ROOMS BE-
i sides furnace cellar and bath rooms; first door,
two parlors. dining room kitchen. china closet and
pantry; all built in the best manner; finished in hard
oil Only 81 500. Terms to suit Call and owner.
+. NASH, 122 NJ st. NV. ap2ct s&tu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COR SALE-A DESIRABLE HOME IN FALLS
L Church. Va. 8 rooms. summer kitchen, sheds.
good water first floor. stable carriage house.
chicken house. fruit garden lot front. deep corner
lot, well inclosed. principal ST.. 3 minutes from
station. Terms: Part cash balance In one and two
years with interest. less for cash purchaser.
OWNER, I'LL st. Sc. ap29-6ts
EOR SALE-24O ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN
Il high state of cultivation water in every field ;
valuable TIMBER Sroom dwelling; all outpuildings;
miles from station. Easy terms $50 per acre.
ap29-3t DENT, BOWEN CO, 623 st.
NOR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER-HANDSOME
country places furnished Relay, B. L q. quick
time to and from Washington L. KEMP DUAL.
1888 + st W. aplSlm
LNOR RENT OR SALE-A FARM OF AZ ACRES.
l. with large house Of rooms and barn and all
veniences attached; situated on the wster one mile
mile and one-fourth from Old Point Comfort, Va.
commanding full view of Fort Monroe and its
roundings. For further information address Box 95
PhPbuS, Va. apl1-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02

Also a very pretty new brick house at I36 st. n e.
rooms and bath. facing south. wide alley ;
house and tTst-class condition Must be sold
immediately. The owner. who resides in Philadel-
pha. il very sell. and has instructed Us to
Offer il at a very low figure.
For terms. etc. apply 10 JOHN B. WIGHT. 1910
u 81. d. W. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02
EoR sALE-BY DEEBLE. DAVIS co.

EoR sALE-BY DEEBLE. DAVIS co.
and bath. cellar mod imps'. lot 2SxI20 ' s6. 900
o}S-New Hampshire ave. 8 rooms. stories. 1000
bath concerted cellar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
93t-1S:SS lith st IL W. brick store. lot 2Ox ooo
o 100 70 wide alley =, SUN
lar ali mod iinps ..,....,..,... 10000
bath ali mos -. .,..,..-..-.. 10000
rooms and bath cellar each, .....'.'........ $500
g2O-FlOrida ave. bet. 9Th and 7th. south
front. new brick. rooms and bath. q. IN. l.,
(wOuld exchange equity for smaller house
or improvei property: ...-..:.;.-.;- $500
S94-Fine property on Chaplin St. Columbia
University grounds. near 18th st. new -
f. OaI 'lic mus. WIN ~ ,'oA.'D " 10000
imp by frame house and stabie..-.....-e. 1900
S,S -113O Piece Place. brick house.
rooms and BATH A. H. l. cellar under whole oo
si6 ~t.eosseiown. Cor. :jtj;h and Dnnba ton e0'
sts.. lot l91SxrO #. imp by two brick dwell
Ing; entire proier I.ooo
Circle. 81 feet frontage. with small brick oo
building thereon $500
rooms aad bath all mod. iinps e........... e.5OO
1!r1-M Meridian ave. Mt Pleasant. frame cot
P4sas 5Sis5s. a9 rosm: and bath; s ssSS
Zach lot 30 feet wide)
lot !:ISiOs side and rear aiiey ......... IL. 500
y. W. 10 rooms ana bath ali mod imps 5000
593-L st. n. ". between 21st and 22d. brick
house. seven rooms. mod imps. --...., B. 800
oi9-Northwest corner 10Th st. and Howard
ave-. Mt. Pleasant. ten-room cottage. stone
cellar i.trobe, 9Den CRATES water and gas.
5l6-1505 Rhode Island NV. siI-room
brick. lot 20 feet wide. running to wide
ap29-3t 1919 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR SALE-OAK GROVE VILLA
II A beautiful new Groom cottage; splendid villa
acres Of stable and csraee Des s Me q
pure water directly opposite tn new handsome sub
ds b bsdenee OF R johnson and one Of the
$1,000 $500 down. balance in monthly installments
ap7-Im 1872 New York ave.
L beautiful suburb q the national capital distant
only ~ miles with fare less than N cents and with
ing lots, on monthly payments and Otherwise; also
several desirable residence cheap and terms.
api-lm 6l7 St n. W.
Tor SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
more new homes at Lakeland. Nd
Two 500 cottages. to 5r SIS cash and so5 mo-
Two 80 90 cottages srs., $40 cash and $50 per mo-
All Of the above cottages are CONVENIENT 70 The sta
ton. they we'll built. have porches wells pumrs
feet Of ground lakeland IS situated e,Sbt mile. rom
Washington on the Wash. branch Of the B. d o. r. r. ;
railroad 70 aPe ssSr
pest office schools churches &c Comm utation
NEWMAN o STns, e is Tss hppiys Ia
supt mhS-tr
y Metropolis View and vicinity property Now IL
80 ~ GRACE NJ THOMAS.
inhl4-Zm 100 Corcoran building.
INVEST In LAND.
It's the only sure place in which to put your
savings. Land at KEN-GAR. my subdivision
at KENSINGToN and WEST END PARK.
is MT affected by the tightness Of the money
market and will never decrease in value. On
the contrary it'll always increase. The in
vestment will yield from Is TO 20 per cent
per annum. Send for circular call.
II. n. CoPP. 7O6 SrH ST.. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMoNIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
"A Works. Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free OF charge. Mattresses
made 10 order Ofice, 1920 Pa. Works. 170S
mh:sy NJ NEwMYER, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.
Private Secretary Thurber Says He Is
ALI Right
Rumors of III Health Are Persistent
Secretary Lamont and Assistant
Secretary Hamlin Talk.

Private Secretary Thurber. when asked
this morning regarding the report that the
President was suffering from Bright's dis
ease. unhesitatingly stated that there was
absolutely no truth in the report. and when
asked to his general health stated that
there was nothing organic the matter with
the President
When he left Washington IL was under
the advice of those who take a great per
scnal interest in his welfare, silaply be-
cause he wanted the regeneration which
his ardurous duties of the past six months
had made necessary, and 10 hit him 10
again assume the exacting cares OF his
official position. Mr. Thurber added that
the rest the President needs is simply What
any man, however vigorous. must require
when overtaxed. MIR. Thurber received a
letter only yesterday from the President
in which he stated that he was rapidly
gaining strength and vigor.
Secretary Lamont told a Star reporter
that there is nothing the matter with the
president except that he has worked too
hard. Assistant Secretary Hamlin. who
mas Just returned from visit To the Presi-
dent at BuzZards Bay. told Star reporter
that he looked "well-very well. indeel
ana gave no indication of being ILL., The
Presidents return to Washington about
september / will effectually dispose OF all
rUmOr to his health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
THE CASE OF THE ATLANTA.
\ COurt-Martial May He Ordered by
Secretary Herbert.

The members of the court of inquiry in
the case of the cruiser Atlanta are obiec. .
OF severe criticism on the part of certain
officers of high rank in this city because Of
the apparent inconsistency of their action
They reported that the vessel was in a de.
plorable condition. due to the negligence of
Capts. Potter and Bartlett and Chief Engi-
neers Inch and Cline. notwithstanding
which they conclude their report with a
recommendation that no further action be
taken by the department in The matter on
account of certain unmentioncd mitigating
circumstances. A recapitulatiol of the re-
port of the court shows that naval regula-
tons have been disregarded in ;he weekly
inspection of the vessel: that no inspection
at all was made of the water-tight corlpart-
ments, or, If 50, the comman ling officer was
not notified, and that If SO he did not re
port their condition to the department:
further, that commanding offc ers in the IL st
year were not familiar with the condition
OF the vessel and that the watar-tight COM
partment doors have not been closed for
months, instead of daily, as prescribed
That such a state of affairs should exist
without holding those responsible for IL tc
strict accountability is regarded as a seri
Gus reflection on the admini stra Iipn of the
naval service. Secretary Herbert has the
report of the court still under considerable
and those who have talked with him on the
subject say IL is not at all unlikely that a
court martial will be ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
HAD a SHINE ALL AROUND.
A BootbIacL Knows 81 Kind Man ~ hen
lie Sees One.

From the New York Sun.
The Italian boys whose familiar cry of
shine. boss" is heard ON all the ferry
boats, are sometimes very clever I'm their
methods Of extending the trade A we'll
dressed. midule-agcd. prosperous looking
man boarded South Brooklyn boat for
New York one afternoon lately. his shoes
Displaying a Eariegatel assortment Of
BROOKLYN dirt and dust. He nodded 20 a
bootbleck who regarded his customers
shoes critically. observed that the CUSTOM
er was a good-natured-looking man. and
said persuasively:
''catcha da plenta mud. boss. Dis-a shine
ten-a cent Eh2'
The customer said all right 4 little b,y
five or six years old. edged away from 4 IS
ter twice his age, who had him In charge.
and watched the shining operation with
great interest. The man was evidently in
terested in the boy. and the bootblacx not
ed that Instantly. When the bOothlach o
first job was finished the man and boy had
formed very friendly acquaintance
Let me give-a da boy da shine" said Tho
bootblack
This pleased the man and amused the boy.
Now, who is your MOTHER was one of
the questions the man asked the boy.
fls mother is dead. sir, said the sister.
All. poor little chap" eN claimed the man.
The bootblack regarded the girl out II the
corners OF has eyes. gave a glance at the
man, nnishei the boys shine. and said:
'l.et-a me glve-a da lady da shine, bcssy~
and the girl laughed 50 much over the oper-
alton that the man was too Well pleased 20
remember that any change due from
me quarter he gave the bootblack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23


IN Improvement in the mechanism en-
Dl4yed for cremating garbage has lately
been Effected, which is declared to realize a
most important desideratuIn-the spreading
II the farne 10 all parts of the furnace IN
which the waste matter Is deposited lust
the same would be the case in a coal or
wood Tire. The burner employed is a tube
tour inches in diameter. bent at right
angie, one arm being TWO feet ionx and the
Jther one foot. and there are two smaller
pipes inside this large tube. one of which
: inside the other. The end of the burn er
shows three openings. from the center one
comes the steam; from the next one, a
narrow rim outside the steam pipe comes
he Oil and from the last and largest of
six outside holes In the face of the burner
romes the air, which is pumped or forced
from the blower. driven by the engine Thus
he OIL from the tank outside flows by gray
.ty to the burner. where IL is taken by the
air current. which completely surrounds the
pil and carries IL from four to fifteen feet
A. body of glowing fame then BY a ne
culiar spiral method of boring the air holes
IA the face Of the burner. d rotary or hirl-
ing motion IL given TO the burning flame
causing IL to expand and fill the hole cham
Der. The combustion produced by using
10Th air and steam il the most intense
neat that can be obtained by artificial
mesns-too powerful for anything to endure
more than few moments. Iron melts at
= 100 degrees. and this heat is nearly 40OO
degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Following the Presidents prpclamat ton
opening tn Cherokee outlet comes the
preparation for that event The work OF
erecting land UfuC. b-iid1ugs Will he hCr-
rl-d forward The contracts Tor the build
tDEs. one each ~ Enid. Woodward. PerH
and Alvd. have been III ~ S+U ARM
tents VIII ts- uS.-3 for the nine booths which.
are cCnteEUI latsi by III" opening order Il
IS bl,i- ordered Jh@t wells p, sunk at Tho
Ilac-s whe-c booths viii D. located and the
comfort II the public is sthe~ysiSe receiy-
ins due T-g4rt- Secretary Smith has re-
Cetved s-N er~l applications from persons
who wish u -ure- Tho outlet prior 10 IN.
opening day 10 establish stores Il various
X nis- lie how mas those applications Ur.-
der considerable. Maps. showing the posi-
tlrg Of the town sites land Offices. Ian,
districts AMI reservations are now in thu
hands Of the printer ard every thing j..
making r-sity Tor tLe rush All will b,
IN Readiness b. the "peuiuC lay. SepteTnb"I
Is ~ l. expected that nomination FOR tn
lYc1i land offices Will be sent to thc SENATE
tlizy. Ii has come u the knowledge o.
the department that there is a scheme L
take advantage OF the law auth lriZtII al
ltuleTts L. TIN seventy Indians To- settle
uDon lands adjoining town sites. T" head
OF This plan secretary Smith. after 'hs
completion ~ the alietmCDts. changed twf
% tn e,-~ternm1st town sites At presen'
there ars no a!iotmeutS near them Other
] b. q a kiudre. Kind were pTiCked II
time and the danger % fraud reduced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
F'oR

FiEht years. writes Mr.. Y. MORToNsoN.
editor Superior Fasfsn. IshpeIning. Mich. II
suffered the most exscrIciatinE pains from
rheumatism. both in s-ieisn and America and
slnost despsiGed Of ever hndiua relief Finally. de-
terln.ned To try AYERS sARsAPARIILA. having
beard 4 many cases that bad been cured by it, Be
fore beSinsin this preparation. had Mr. Tull-
sren Of Iron Mountain. Mich a graduate in phsr-
macy from sweden. analyzsit- He informed me that
Ieould use AYERS sARSAPARII.LA for my
RHEUMATISM.
Not only without fear. but probably. with benefit
accordingly took Eve or ak bottles and entirely
cured This was in 1874 and dgTing all these
have hardly felt a pain"
AFTER suffering severely for many years from rheu-
rnatisn. Twas Induced to try AYERS sARSAPA-
RIII.A. and received immediate beneit"-D S. WIN
CHESTER. Holden. Ne.
AYER'S SARSAP4RILIA.
Prepar.d by DR. J. c Aver L Co. Lowell. Mass.
CUEEs OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
Deya business.

The following order has been posted I'd
throughout the Post Office Department.:
order No. ly7. In future. correspond.nca
concerning the business Of the department
10y any employe thereof below the grade -
chief Of division with persons outside q ths
department whether connected with the
department or not. by mail or telegraph,
except THAI which is involved Ia the routine
duty 81 mailing circular letters. is positively
forbidden
This rule Is not intended to apply 20 ro~e
office inspectors doing duty IN the Depart
menr pr 'f"r. In general I'll official oofre-
sppntcnce In writing should be- signed ~
the head Of the bureau or Office from
which Il emenates 81 by IN. person law
fully acting as such. hut this duty may he
delegated by him when necessary 10 some
subordinate not below the gradeindicated.
The penalty Tor violation II this order IL
dismissal from the service"
There Is some true inWardneSS 20 this
orier not apparent on its face. rhiec
Clerk Howard told the reporter for The Star
this morning that tn. re was nothing 10 he
read between the lines. IL is the general
i'm oppression AZ the department that the is
suance OF the ord r H. due to some leakage
Of news other than through official sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales regular ealI-12 O'Clock m.-American
Graphophone at =
Government Bonds.-U. . As registered III
Did. ll2]a asked. L. 5. As. coupon Ill bid. 11212
District OF Columbia Bonds. 20 year fund IS.
loo bid Water stock as 1901; currency. loI bid
tar nIa Vs. I sGd bid po od "" fa5a h,Sek n
Miscellaneous Bonds Washington and George
town r. Il. Dis. list 1I2 bid 1870 asked. Wash
iEgton and Georgetown U.s. I'd. H. bid. 1870
asked Masonic Hall Association 5s 100 asked.
washington Market Company LIST Is, 10 asked.
Washington Market Company imp. Us. los asked
Washington Market Company exten. IS lag asked.
Washington Light Infantry 1st 6e 1o2 asked
Washington Light Infantry ID Is. l02 asked Wash
incton Gas Company Gs, series A, 10 bid. Wash
ington Gas Company COW. as 100 bid. lexington
r T. as 100 asked. Capitol and North o Street
81 bid io2 asked u Eectrc Ligh, e S%s s.
bid Bank OF the Republic. 300 asked. Mctroyoli-
TN. -, asked Central; go bid econd. 10 asked
de[s,; III asked Lincoln, lo5 asked. Ohio 100
Railroad Stocks. Washington and Georgetown. $50
| asked. Metropolitan 81 asked. Oolumfa - asked
Captol and North Street. 10 asked. lexington
Insurance Stool, Firemons, 50 asked. Frank
ton. $50 asked. Columbia 10 asked Riggs :
asked. Peoples. bid 81. aske. Commercial, SO,
Title Irsurance s'ockS.-Rcal Estate Title. 127
! asked. Columbia Tile. -, asked.
" bid. ~ asked. L. $. Electric Light. 49, asked.
Tslephoge Stochs.- r,1n-}y,san,a. bid; Chesa-
Ora hplonc. II. hid > asked
Msrellancons Stock. Washington Market. 1G
R1n RIM pcnoran,a. . asFed. Pneumatic cur
Carriage Z" asked Iirrin Hall - asked. In
irp,on Steamboat ~ asked.
Sefe Drir,sit aud Trust Companies. National IA fo
ton SAT- Dr,,osit los askod Washington I1an ana
rslst. 49, asked. American Security and Trust.