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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16
COTTON MARKET.
New O.laaas

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l5-Cottou-
steady: sale SPOT ; so; 10 arrive 1870.
Receipts, 1881 Exports Great Britain
; coo; continent. ). 80, coa-twls-
3,45: stock. So 80 Futures v-rv
ste .dy. sslys ,6o0. November 8 %
h;a: d c-m bs1 S5.e5,15 .Os; January 8 io7
5.lI: February S5-l5d5.G: March S52I4
-: April - 21E5-o, May S5.SSE5.3i:
june 5.S9G5. ~, July 3 iJ--5 IS; August
= zn.-5 Al
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Nashville Races,

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. l5-Results at
Cum beriand Park:
First race-SiX furlougs: Gee Whiz won:
Judge Woods, seco.d; Zero, third. Time
lis
Second-FOur ard haif furloncs:
Swiftly won; Momus, second; Prince, third
Time 81
Inird-Seven furlcnCs: Press Coriey
won; Gold Dust. second; ". 7. Ellis,
third. Time. 1:2sis
Fouri h-SIx aud half tGrloncs: Clara
Bauer won; Bessie Nichols second: Nellie
Osborne, third. Time. 1:20.5
Fifth-One mile: E!ano wen: Ten Spring.
secos.d, R.'nu al. third. Time, l:flil
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FlEht Falls Through

st Louis. Nov. l5.-N~got.ations for ?
slx ronnd fight between Danny Needham
and Tom Tracey. before tie triangle
cluo or Ih'cNso next Mouity evening.
hsve fallen through /. Is nrobs bls - NJ
they Will box \ limited number OF rounds
=. thin leo miles of - LOUIS
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Cash quotations were A. folio 3

Cash llOililOIS wore n IJIiD =,
Flour-Firm. unchanged. Winter pats, 81 %
a. -: winter ~traightS : go - Spring pat,
= seas GE SprIns straigAjs = -O92 20; Bakers
81 7,q2 10
No, yellow corn. 41Isc.
No spria. wucat 5gisa5-c. No. spring
W heat. nom'l NJ. - red 49, .a55l5c. No. - corn,
sc No. uat~ ne No. : white ;s}a.s3t &C..
No. . white -. rS.ir. No. rye SO. NJ 3.
barley ..5ar-. go. D.. -i}l.st5,.. No 1. Hml. ~.
I iiuXSetd = a. IIufc timothy seed. - ~.
Mess pork per 10. - ,O3I3 62l. Lard, pr
ln lbs = 22laa. 25.Shrrt ribs sides. loose. - -
al -. Bry sailed shoulders. boxed. - COS
- uOti. Short clear side, boxed. - oO5st6 01il
Whisky dI,tili.rs' finished goods, pea gallon.
IL - SUga:-C nchau-ej.
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them or


Spence--vhat do ron mean 5v ssy-
ing that l. 5 give or take with Judge
Sockitt2
Fe-Eusoa-Ter dollars o. ceE 64yA
y Y World
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CLOSING STOJK QUOTATIONS..
1hc >mart BOv.

What are you doing. Freddie?' said
the painfully smart boys uncle.
Drawn pictures on my slate"
WHAT Is this supposed 20 repre-
sent9-
"A locomotive
but why don't you draw the ca-s9'
'Why-er-the locomotive draws the
rz-S -'-Washia-.o star
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16

ST LOUIS. Nov. 15.-W heat Lower;
casn 52a cents: Novemb5rr, Ola cents
Corn-Casu and December. higher; casn.
81, CENTS; De, -mb-r. 4C5-@47 cent.
May. ~ cents. Oats-E =: casts. Novrm-
be-. 80 i-I5s. December. b. c-uts PerS
-HiEher: jobb.ng SIS Lard - Higher.
steam, $6.95; choice S5.v15s tiaXseeG-.
Il
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St Louis.

ST Louis. Nv - Cotton. steady
l-I6 higher; m,danne. > 30 cents. sales
!. 200 b-l--. receipts, 10 80 bales, SHIP
,n-ur. 40. stocks - so
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.


Tie Want Col-TnnS - 0ailv FSpe, TEL
tC~ where IL rsvs 20 advertise.
= won have anything to Sun, SELL,
TPiOE OR RENT. Try taes= coluu;n>.
- Payable strictly IN advance.
No advertisements taken Tor less shAn ic~.
Gre line advertisements charged sane
raf, - two lines.
irice- given under CisSSiret' ueS,l~ IN this
coiuIIu applicable only % LEGAL asivcr:isr-
mems. 70 fCIclSu advertisements t.sSca a.
above mates.
Answer 70 entertainments sent IN care -
y . EACiI Office should De called for Ulthin
ftI DAYS strrr insertion When ssivrrtls-r-
visl reply~ forwarded 70 them stamped cnvcl-
S!t> ni-st oe-eu-.
Reference 10 former nj ver- lseT1t O. = ~lon a
= TIE tfv--fi-es--t.t -siouil be sent.
No. responsible for advertisements given
- discOntiRvet! by Telephone
Classified advertisements will be sceutS
- line each iI.Srrfio average seven syvrtls
10 ire. agate -,.s- .refu-ut.
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Little Bo--The teacher * really IN
tcrcsted n ne
Foud Mo;ner-I All glad 20 hear
that
Little Bov-Yes'm n >ne said she wa
goin' 20 tell you that I never know ny
le>Sons--Cro-od New.
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Jesus. Lover Of NJ soul. vaS
written hy chari-s Hesi~v lust after
an escape from mon. IT, took - 1ge
n :. tOCl-hca>e attached 20 = foundrr.
and wrote the hyma wi-a q Dierc -
he'd 30 hammered lnt- Z peuci. :: =
On % tic mos. /: not he mot. popu-
l.r o. the nineteen thousand hymns Il
he English i-ugs-Ee
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-tiov.rnmen. bonds
firm. state bonds dull Railroad bonds
strong.
L = D. reg.........llsl5 Do u A.......... @ii4
DOJ- ccupOn...ll,A4 Vi n aud 4 drsji. -
: - rec --...-...ilt N n AMI 4 sect. 4b-1
Do - coupon III st Paul cons - 30. lJgl,
Do = reg, ....... IS do Z * r W 3. l2l2
Atchison +s-....... 611s 81 l. X r zen o.. -
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LIZ W. OF Ioasisx q, IL.

Single Nau-Hovr many children are
you blessed with
Married Mani buy shoes To- - -
y \. Hee-...
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16

Tsse1lr-Iso shy = y92 <ng-T @hs.
e. r.ezat 81 ina -.-..ioaf
Atttss Girl Co
VERY wall Goz -sT elite .
.Its wAt bgTs rsos YEA tAsT n
zsxed why they L. --ts 70 EeEooa -
a-4 s.p.
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OMAHA. Nov I5-Cattle-RscPiDts 5000:
no uis,ie 4 change In the situation. Cows
- 0ig3 30; feeders -. O0g3 %; bulls Sli5
~ 90 Ho-S-Receipts 1900; trading
81 10 cents lower than Yesterday aud most
al tue hogs We're bought that way. All
local hons s wautzd the Eogs. however.
aud with Tree buying and better news from
eastern markets prices improved right
along, the market closing with most OF the
loss regaiued. Poor light 10 choic- heavy
lois sold at Il range OF S4.l5 10 $50 with
b. bulk MT 81. 3o9i5j Sheep-R-ceiprs
LOCO; trade was uot particularly active but
prices As rule We're firmly held.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16

To improve 4 poor dinner MAKE
liberal - Of the sauce o. gratitude
YvaES AsE e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16

81 L1uIs Grain.

Outhe Produce exchange TO-DAY 'ls butter
market was firm: creamery, li"-5e; dairy
l.aZ2 EGg>-flrm. 2lu.@2!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-16

greatly in excess OF all expects
tons Iu medium aud light weight
there WAS decline OF 59l0 cents.
There was an active trade from start 70
finish, packers buying right and left and
there was trading from S2.5OtG3.JO for cul!>
aud cholera pigs 10 81 go for fancy heavy
hogs The prevailing prices We're 81 ioG
30 for light and a $50 20 for medium
and heavy.
All the sheep pens We're full and there
were sheep in the ALLEYS and sheep in tile
Cattle and hog peus. TnGay's arrivals were
not unusually large, but the rotal for the
last four days be,is al previous records
and the accumula ions row amount 10
many thousands. Sellers W-re anxious 70
unload ut - cents End s.. - for poor To
choice sheep. while 81 5O@3.0 Was the
range of quotations for Lambs There
We're f-w sues of lam b. above 50 -
R-ceipts-Caril-. -, 000; calves, coo; hogs,
o. 900; sheep. 1900
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CHICAGO Market.
Opened. ilighrsT Lowest. Closing.

CHICAGO. Nov. -
The market today experienced she following
range at prices.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov 15-Cattle-Re-
ceipIs, 5000: shipments. 400. Dull, weak
TrXts sterr~, s. 30I5.25: Texas cows, 81. 90
az 80; be-f steers, -. 500 ). 90; native cows,
81 OJ,0 p; stockers and feeders, :. 50@3 60;
LGi,s ana mixed. Sl.J0G2.J % Hogs-R-
ceipts, GOO; shipments, l.2J0. Opened 10
cents lower; heavy closed 10 ceur, higher
than opening. Bulk sales, 81 25@5 90:
mesyIes. 81 3j@4SO; packers, 81 25@4 so;
mixed, 81 20@+ 30; lights. S3.15@4.30; york
ers. si2G@4 80; pigs. 81 90@3 30; Sheep-
Receipts, LOO; shipments, 800 Steady.
uIch HANGED
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There : a large hla.l, aud white hor-
net that mass II his business % catch
flies lie has hard time to set hold
cf one. ana when he does he carries il
with his front legs 30 some convenient
spot, and proceeds 20 pull of the fiy's
wings head. and legs before taking
him 10 his nest. \ hornet had sue
ceeded in catching q fly, and had set
tied on the edge Of N open door. He
commenced amputating with q great
deal Of trouble. standing on his hind
lers aud working with his front ones
He was about halfway through his
work when another fly. a relative Of
the victim perhaps. arrived on the
scene and commenced wheeling around
and around the hornet. seeming TO be
in great distress The hy suddenly
flew off TO a distance and returned
with lightning speed. straight a. an
arrow. toward the lettering hornet.
ramminr him with all his strength
This was repeated until the hornet
was completely dislodged. and forced
TO retire. The iy had certainly done
its best to save its companion : life
Harpers Young People.
what nade Sadie TIlin-:hast resign
from tie womans suffrage leaeue7
She was one Of tie most earnest me-n-
hers
Yes, ! know: bug she seemed l. Iuse
al interest in the cause after Joo
Gibbs proposed. They are 70 he married
N ! couple 4 months. Judge.
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OFFICIAL STATEN NJ Of the cnancial condi.
~ TN OF the BANk pF DERBY. 90 fsFly.
STATE ~ Kansas a. the cioas u business the zad
day Of november. lea
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA, Nov Is
HOGS
Hog Market and l0c lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Thefnlln.7inr are ne represant atiYe sales o.
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81 ~ % kANEAs.
forNrg cg usfssSIrE. -
7. H..Ey e. tusasr. cashier % sa,d ban.
DO sois1 Hy that ne above ststsuisDf o. tr4e
20 tue bsst Of my znosts1s aud u~iisf ~ bel
Col 4tFNHH & ITfHFU tssutsf-
tuts~TfHrf suf sworn ~ before pa 81 car
O cvrrrbrT .~st. q. &. lFTfe
t~IAI.I <HtrFE fl-..c
- .a.Int-sioa eErires on tte sd - 81 44a-
uar..
tDfIelt-aIlrrt. iiYEHT e. IrrE EIt. fastier
r- N lFgSE # % .ls-f-
20 Joan S., Eisi.iszl hal lis.. ,oInaaiss.o To-
I@sN k4u- pa 81
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70 $3.50 e. sr-1 rr feEl F.Ah9.
1 l4zz-- = ,--7a..--a g. p -s-a- ~ -
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roc " -.
IIESON III.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT o. TIE FfNANCTA1.
~ condition % the STATE Aaak az Gotvvich "a
tovy.ch state Of Mans The ul hu-itc ca
the ii dAy OF November. isa
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Cattle-NIarket Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

Thefollowing are the representative sales o
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

e. The name OF each person TO whom an oath Is
d1UlulSre1 and. II examination Is held the names
OF the witnesses and the substance 81 the answers of
the applicant and Of the witnesses
l7'- Inc name OF any person challenging the right
OF any applicant 70 register the grounds Of challenge
the name OF the person challenged and the decision
rendered thereon:
TO- All other matters Of detail which are likely 10
nave bearing upon any question concerning the action
OF the Board or OF any person appearing before 1t
RzcoE1S OrEN TO IS>rEcrloS
Section IS. The Register Of Voters and all records
apperC2IUlnE 70 the registry OF voters or 70 any cleo
ton II the possession OF the Board OF Registration the
Inspectors Of Election the Marshal any Sheriff or
the Minister shall, except a. provided in section ia
hereof At al reasonable times he open the inspection
Of any voter
MrN-SrEs Ov ISrzz-oE 10 FCESISB BLANKS.
SECTION - The Minister of Interior shall furnish
suitable books and blanks for the records registration
elections certificates and returns herein provided for
which shall % OF uniform character,
Assessors To FvRSr>H LISTS OF TAXES PAN,
SECTION 50 Each Tax Assessor shall not later than
the 18th day OF March IN each and every year IN which
general election i 70 be held furnish 10 the Board
correct alphabetical list arranged by precincts OF all
males OF twenty years old and upwards residing within
the respective Precincts within their respective Tax
alton Divisions, VINO have paid their taxes prior 10
January lSr- Of such year.
Provided however that the Assessor shall not place
upon such list the OF any person whom he knows
70 Oe unable 10 qualify for registering.
Such list shall be prma faCle evidence of who has
and who has not paid MS taxes aforesaid IN such
precinct but other evidence snail be admissible dis
prove such presumption
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
SrgcrAI ElgJrloSS
Constitution Article SOl

SECTION IS. \ special election shall be held here
under on the twenty -ninth day of October 1894
Special elections other than the first one herein Speci-
hcay provided for are such as are held TO fill vacancies
in the elective membership of the Legislature Such
vacancies shall be filled for the unexpred term only
SECTION Ok. Whenever any vacancy in the7eeCtive
membership OF the Legislature shall occur the Minister
Of Interior shall special election TO be held to
ill the same
Any special election shall conform in all respects
except otherwise herein provided to the regular
biennial elections held under the provisions hereof
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
OF ELECTIONS

SgCTIoN 81, The elections herein provided for are
for the purpose Of choosing by ballot the elective MEM
hers Of the Legislature.
The methods of election shall be such rs are herein
set forth, and no other
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
PUBLICATION OF PROcLANArIoSs.

SECTION 50. Such proclamation shall be published
in Honolulu in the Hawaiian and English languages in
one more newspapers and copies of much of such
election proclamation relates the respective Dis
trctS shall be posted in less than three public and
requented places in each precinct where such election
Is 10 Dc held.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
ELECTION PgoclAuArIoss-Tr,rE OF IssvrsG.

SECTION 81. At least sixty days before a general
election and at least forty days before special election
the Minister Of the Interior shall issue an election
proclamation and transmit copies of the same TO the
several Boards of Inspectors throughout the Republic
or where such election Is 10 be held.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
49, Fl PEocLANArIoy.

SECTION IS Such proclamation shall contain state
ment OF the time and places where aud the purposes
for which the election Is TO be held 1t may also con-
tain any other relevant matter deemed proper by the
Minister including offer of rewards for the detection
and conviction OF offenders against the election laws
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OF INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
N.nBEE-How AEEozsEEn. ~ 49, FELLEg.

NuNBEE-How APPOINTED. AND VACANCIES FILLED.
SECTION 40 There shall be three Inspectors of Elec-
ton for each precinct.
They shall be appointed by the Minister Of the
Interior as far reasonably practicable. from the
opposing parties
In case Of inability failure or refusal Of any person
appointed such Inspector the Minister SHALL
% lar as reasonably practicable appoint person to
i'll such vacancy from the party that such person
80 falling 10 act belonged TO.
Provided however. that if It Is impossible to COM
mUnIcate with the Minister OF the Interior time for
him 10 make such appointment before the election IS
held the remaining Inspector Inspectors shall appoint
person or persons to fill such vacancy
DUTIES OF INSPECTORS,
SECTION a. It shall be the duty of the several
Boards Of Inspectors
/ To post. as soon as received written or printed
copies OF the Register OF voters received from the
Board OF Registration at least three public and fire.
quented places in their several precincts:
? In similar manner. 10 post all election proclama
opening Of the polls 70 post the specimen ballots and
cards OF instruction as herein required:
;. To correct the copy OF the Register OF voters
when and IN the manner ordered by the Board OF
Registration
1 To prepare the polling places in manner herein
required preside each election and have full charge
OF the same and preserve order al the polls:
, To record the name OF each person polling a vote
and also 70 check of upon the Register Of voters fur
nished By the Board OF Registration the Of each
voter polling vote
s 70 ascertain and publicly announce the result Of
the election:
Z To transmit the result Of the election to the
Sheriff OF the Island. except IN the Island OF Oahu
where the result shall be Transmitted 70 the Marshall
8 To preserve and transmit 10 the Minister all
ballots pOlied cancelled unused together with all
electoral lists and records concerning the election and
copies OF the statements OF the result Of the election
> To keep a complete record Of all transactions
and proceedings OF the Board Of Inspectors;
10 In case OF the withdrawal death Of any
didate whose name has been printed On the ballots
nomination Of candidates post. notice Of such
facts al the polls
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GENERAL ELECTION.
Constitution Article S9.l

SECTION &c The first general election hereunder
shall be held OF the last Wednesday OF September
1885, and general elections shall be held on the last
Wednesday in September every two years thereafter
II from any cause general election shall not be held
the appointed time the Minister of the Interior shall
without unnecessary delay. appoint another time for
the holding of such election: and the election held
upon such appointment shall be deemed to be general
election.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
SPECIAL ELEcTloS BY REASON OF Trx vorE.

SECTION 65 In case of the failure of an election by
OF the equality OF vote between two or more
be made by the Marshal or Sheriff as the case NAV be-
70 the Minister OF the Interior who shall Immediately
order a special election 10 fill such vacancy
In of such special election the nominations of
candidates already filed shall be sufficient
Nominations for new candidates may also be made in
accordance with the provisions hereof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-13
THE COURTS.

Court of Appeals-Chief Justice Alvey and
Justices Morris and Shepard.
No. 3l3, Block agt. Ryon; motion for re-
hearing overruled. No. 81, Mcdaniel agt.
Parish; do. Patent appeal No. IA, Daley
agt. Jones: order dismissing appeal Ad-
mission, James A. d. Richard. Patent APP
peal No. 49, Calhoun agt. Hodgson; argu-
nent concluded. No. 3Io. Hopkins agt. Dis
trict of Columbia: mandate ordered to issue
forthwith. Patent appeal No. II; argument
commenced by Edgar M. Marble for ap-
pellant.
Equity Court No. 2-Judge Hagner.
In re Geo. w. Rice. Eveline Lanham.
August Janman, Lewis Garrett and VIM.
T. Richardson, alleged lunatice; writs de
lunatico inquirendo ordered to issue. Cole
agt. Boyd ct al; order placing cause on
December calendar.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-reguar call-l2 o'clock m.-Ameri an
Government Bonds.-U. s. As. registered. Hay
bid ll3R asked k, y S; ts coupon Hay bid. U.
District o Of Col Columbia Bonds2oyear fund S. 100
bid. 30year fund 6s gold, no bid. Water stock
G fsS, ao S unans
DID S assed a ao and apO
town RAILROAD conv ss, ist, 1870 bid I4o asked
Washington and Georgetown Railroad cTnv es 3D.
g. SG lid hsia RaiIfoad Ss 50 bid $ asked
ESkingtGn RAILROAD Ss oS bid iS4 ASKED Wasn, SS
Gas dmpany "a ivS Ss 2 lis bid washs
ton Gas Company es. series p ia bid Washing hing
tGR light fU soS ss s S and
tomac Telephone S. 1904 bid, lo2h asked. "A Ameri-
san Security naa apd Trust S. 100
bid. Washington Market Company LIST Us, ioS S
bid Market Market Company
bid Masonic Hall - lG 81 i Ss 'iG WASHING.
ton Sa tiSns Bans washnse 200
BID , $40 asked s1ns Of bid cs
trail. 2eO bid 800 asked rarners ana Meehanes'
s8 s so a sS Columbia 1855 bid $50 asked
CAPITAL lis bid. West End. ITO bid lis asked.
Traders. ioo bid Lincoln 100 Did, loa'. asked
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies National. Safe
security and Trust, isS bid, 1874 asked Wash
inE Railroad Stocks washington and Georgetown
$50 bid $40 asked. Metropolitan, so bid, 80 asked.
Columbia, 81 bid, 65 asked. Belt. 20 bid 30
asked lexington, 80 bid. 40 asked. Georgetown
and Tennallytown IS asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks -washington Gas,
4s bid, 4S1h asked. Georgetown Gas, so bid. 60
asked. U. s. Electric Light, 1851 bid. 1870 asked.
Insurance Stocks.-Firemen's, 80 bid. Franklin,
a. bid, IS asked. Metropolitan, 6s bid. Corcoran,
81 bid. Potomac, 6s bid Arlington, $50 bid, 18S
asked German American, l75 bid. National
Union l21b bid Is asked. Columbia, 12h bid, 10
asked. Riggs, bid, ~ asked. Peoples, 6S
bid, asked Lincoln, bid. asked. CONNER
cIaf. 9 asked. $50
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title, los
bid. l1S asked. ColuTAbia Title, IA bid, sA ASKED
asked
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, IS bid. Chesa-
peake and Potomac. 501s bid, 90 asked. American
Graphophone, - bid 81 asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, .25 d, 80 asked. a.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Wasbngton Market, 10
bid, IS asked. Great Falls Ice. 1870 bid. l45 asked
Bull Run Panorama, IL bid, 30 asked. Norfolk
IS bid 100 asked. fnter-Ocean Building, 90 asked
Mersenthaler Linotype, l22 BID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-13
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Pleasant Frnternnl Meeting of Geo.
u. Morris Post.

In the meeting halls of Geo. U. Norris
time, the most entertaining the veterans
have had since the organization of the
local body. The principal features of the
night We're the annual visitation of Depart
ment Commander Bickford and his staff
and the fraternal visit Of Kit Carson Post,
No . under Commander Doolittle The en-
tertainment exercises were begun at 5
o'clock. They were opened by an address
Of welcome delivered by Past Post Com
mander b. t. Janney. Speakers of excel
lence were interspersed throughout the
pr ogram Some of them were Department
Commander Bickford, s. p. Department
Commander Anderson, ]. V. Department
Commander Hawlett, Department Chaplain
Smith and the chief mastering officer.
Missionary Society.
At o'clock this afternoon a Home and
Foreign Missionary Society was organized
at the Peck Memorial Chapel. The ad-
dress Of the evening was delivered by Mrs.
Teunis Hamln. The Missionary Society
members will contribute cents month
to the cause, in addition to one garment
year, either new or still serviceable. The
the society no doubt will become one of the
strongest of the many connected with the
church. The Thanksgiving event at Peck
will be the Rev. Alvin Smiths sermon be-
fore the Commandery Of American Mechan-
les and four Mechanic Lodges, two OF
GEORGETOWN and two of the western section
Of Washington proper.