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A Lawyer Gives the Answer

To the Editor:
The following are answers to questions Of -
D." published in The Evening World" OF the s'A
inst. First the employee who answers thar ~
has no bank account when he has one In sno'ne
State is undoubtedly guilty OF perjury W.
question was a material one. II It had no pea'.s
whatever on the matter being investigated ~
is not. Second. he can be prosecuted unless ~
vented by statute of Limitations. Third any Wv
izen Of the State In which the party gun" y
perjury lives can prosecute him. Fourth ""'-
he perjury is committed upon the triai o'
Indictment for felony by imprisonment lot ~
less than five nor more than twenty year"
ether cases by not less than two nor more 'a-.
ten years. The statute OF Limitations states 'A-
an Indictment by the Grand Jury for perjury NV
be found within five years after Its eommissoa
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New Use, for Porcelain,

China Is more and more adopted for
all sorts of new uses. One sees now
china-backed combs and brushes and
china handled button-hooks and glove
buttoners. all to accompany china pun
and Jewel boxes and the little trays that
already adorn my lady's dressing table.
Beside these there are china-framed
mirrors and. of course, candlesticks as
well as picture frames; one may even
have a china bracket on which to set
some OF the bric-a-brac.
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New York and Melbourne.

To the Editor
VIII you kindly allow me to present the fol-
lowing figures to the numerous readers of THE
Evening W"Hd"' The tenement house census
published recently showed that / 33e 779 p-opls
lived IN as,lSs tenement houses being an aver.
age OF "a persons to each house. The city of
Melbourne Australia, spreads over an erca of l9s
square miles, aud has population Of 45O. 900
people living In $1,000 houses being an aver
age OF I'D persons to each house The rail-
roaas cable tram roads 100 miies). telephones,
isisgrsphA. electric Light water works, sewerage.
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For Glenn shelves.

1t will be well to cover the shelves
with oilcloth after they are thoroughly
scrubbed and dried. This will not have
to be renewed. like the paper. every
time 1t becomes spotted or greasy. It
is easily wiped off and retains its fresh
appearance a long time. II papers
are used they should be changed often,
and plain edge turned neatly down
over the edge of the shelf will look
quite as well as the cut or pinked edges
and will be much less troublesome.
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fresh food markets and cool chambers. savings
banks and other institutions are all owned ana
operated by the State and yet Melbournites ars
always wanting more improvements. The APP
petite grows by feeding on good things. When 10
Cousin Jonathan going to ask some OF his bosses
to get on his back and give him breathing space
and elbow room. clean and paved streets. homes
instead Of tenements, sitting down seat In
car instead OF standing up one. and sundIJ
other small concessions by way OF a START
THOMAS COOPER,
~ Z. - - =, I
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Melons for Lunch md Dinner.

In more than few families breakfast
consists of coffee and rolls with rich
cream and sweet butter. This Is good
for the hired girl. good for business and
brain work and good for the stomach.
For the lunch a hot dish of delicate meat
or meaty fish and something is prime.
There is no dessert like the melon
Little musk balls may be had down in
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SEIZED.
Fifteen Hundred noxes DecAy-d
Owing to Delay by the Strike.

Fifteen hundred boxes OF California
fruit were seized by the Board Of Health
inspectors this morning. They were con-
signed 10 various commission merchants
and were valued at several thousand
dollars
The fruit had been delayed In transit
by the railroad strike in the West and
Was badly dseaysd.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

Yesterday 1t was Cookers horse Flirt
that won him a race and purse. For
tune may be tickle with some OF us. but
she Is wonderful constant to the ex-
boss of Tammany. Where did he get
them-hIs good luck and his wealth?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

One consideration which makes the
public desire a settlement of the labor
troubles is their anxiety to see II the
Government will then display the
promptress. vigor and firmness In deal
Ing with railroad and sugar magnates
that 1t has shown In dealing with the
Chicago emergency.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

The parlors of Arverne Hotel had a
brilliant assemblage of Its fashionable
visitors and the cottagers last night to
witness the entertainment given In aid
OF the Fund.
Thanks to the liberality OF the new
manager. w. johnson Quinn. and his
popular direction OF the hotel. his hos
telry IL crowded to Its utmost capacity
this season, and a large audience was
secured from the hotel alone. the re-
ceipts being about 500
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

There are great many people who
will refuse to believe that the rioters In
Chicago who overturned a few cars are
really guilty OF an attempt to overthrow
the Government of the United States.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

Even delayed as It has been by I'M
seemly juggling with the laws Of ILL
nois. the hanging Of Prendergast will at
last have wholesome effect on men
whose impulses turn. as his turned. TO
assassination
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13
Three TompLinsviiie Girls.

Julia Cannon aged eight years. Elsie Post
aged n'ne, and Nellie Lester, aged nine, held a
fair in store First avenue TOM klnsviIe
$, /. Tuesday afternoon Tor the benefit OF the
Sick Rabies Funi and realized SIC u.s. which
the bright lttls girlH thems"he ~ brought to The
Evening World Office "Wednesday MI Dryrry
kindly gave them the use OF the store They
had Lemonade. candy and fancy table, aud sold
out IN few hours Their fair was a bs sue
eeAs. ..The ENening MorlA- thanks Them.
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With the Doctor.

From the Yale Record.)
Doctor-Have you followed by advice
in regard to eating plain food and keep
ing quiet at home?
Patient-Thats all I've been able TO
do since you sent In your bill
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Gay Girls Marry Quicker

To the Editor;
am quite interested In civil Engineer
complaint | am young lady that mas nv
attended any picnics or excursions. and ooh 80
for dancing | love my home above all Anu 80
| see young ladies that always attend pichi's .D-
excursions and live outdoors, flirting ana cA'r,'ls
on. and who have no trouble in getting m-r"'-
| have no company. and am told It Is because
don't dance or nir. MAMIE. BFoohgh
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send you by bearer three packages OF money,
amounting In all to 327l7, which WAS collected hy
Miss bonnie Thornton on the Madison Square
Root Garden on Montay Tuesday and esday
evening July - 10 and II. Tor the benefit Of the
Sick Babies Fund J. V. GDTTSCHALK.
nusinesa Manager. Nj S. U. Co.
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LETTERS.

f7hn column is open to everybody rao hns
qsrp,utnt 10 make a 9repd~cs TO ven't'dtc NOR
mutton 10 pi,s subject al grnsrdi ineTea to dls-
uss or public s.rpce 10 acknowledge. and ~''7
an p,S the idea INTO less hos 100 sooTda LoHS
.gers cannVt be prtnted.
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TOLEDO. o.. July l3.-Edon, a small town
In Williams County. was visited yesterday by a
DISASTROUS cOnnagrstion, resulting in a loss of
t75 900 worth OF property. Seventy-two build
inss we're destroyed including nearly the entire
business sect n OF the town. In many cases
there WAS no insurance,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

TaTetas imperissie Is the name of the
newest silk in trade. AS the model
shows. 1t Is figured, and II comes in all
the half tones OF color Besides being
expensive and light in weight nothing
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

Broil paper-thin slices of honey cured
bacon and thin slices of fresh ice-cold
CATS liver Squeeze little lemon
juice over them and serve hot wltA
green-apple sauce and toast.
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SfeXYel Peaches.

Peaches that are too green for the
table are very fine stewed. Stick
Glove in EACH cook until tender. with
sugar to taste and serve same hot with
sweet cream. or cold with hipped
cream.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

Success and happiness to New York $
French citizens in their celebration Of a
great French anniversary tomorrow.
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A Question Answered.

To the Editor
THE Evening World" had this editorial phe
graph "Dobbins won the Realization STAKES ~
Croker But where did Croker get pobbinA'
This is my answer;
Dobblns was zr-a by Tammaay Hall sus
Publla 49,
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Treasurer Taieou L. Glad.

Pleased to hear Of the sum melted for your
great charity fund for the sick baUies. and that
tho New York Baseball Club WAS .ble to give
you q little assistance. Z. B TALCOTT
New NUk BgseHaI. club
Lake House. Lake George, \. y. July IL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

Without abe Evening Worlds" special
editions New York would have been
at loss for fresh and continuous news
of the big strike.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

President Cleveland grants an arbi-
tration commission. but says peace must
come first. The President Is right.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

America will still have confidence In
Vigilant. when the racing Is transferred
from salt creek to open sea.
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Hrom rget.Me-Not)
Augustus-I-I-I-call to asker
err
Her Papa-Yes. yes; you may have
her! Take my blessing! This IL my
busy dRyi Get outl
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The New York Central Railroad Com
pany will not prevent the bridging Of
the North River.
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Wardman Kelly. of the Leonard street
station, has gone to Europe. 1t is pre-
sumed that he has malaria.
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more is known of the novelty. Those
two stripes down the skirt are sash
ends. held apart by cut steel buckle.
There is great beauty in the sleeve de-
sign. The hat is cream lace, with gold
spangles and cream aigrettes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

Platt isn't considered of enough &C
count these days, for anybody to ask
him where he got anything
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McClave's resignation hangs fire
Diver simply hangs on.
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Some lives are cast in very hard places.
as the following report from a Sick
Babies Fund physician viii show:
LAS ! knocked to-day In one of the
crowded tenemen,s the door was opened
by a boy OF nine years, with baby face
red with heat and very much in need of
soap and water. The temperature of the
room was very high Notwithstanding
that the day had been comfortable. He
was cooking, and in his efforts to render
small. curious-looking piece of meat
as nearly as possible like sole leather
he had built a roaring fire
"ln n cradle, SO near II as to be in
danger of scorchng, was baby. a few
months old. scalded with persplration.
feverishl" sleeping. In the adjoining
dark room was the father lying on a
neglected bed. dying of consumption.
During the absence of the wife, who
was at work. the little boy was house
keeper cook and nurse for three
younger ones and the dying man.
He was as cheerful and happy as II
he were playing baseball instead of do
| Ing housework in that cheerless room
ia ther, but prescribed for the baby and
| gave some general directions to the
| little mother which Interested him. and
| which he promised to heed"
| This is one OF the thousands of occa-
sions for doing good that come to The
| Evening Worlds" Free Doctors. Every
day they find houses like this. and /:
| IL to render them cheerful AMI improve
| the condition of the children that the
Sick Babies Fund exists.
All the money you give dear reader
goes Into this beautiful and valuable
| charity. Help 1t as much AZ YOU can.
| ig-h-artei little Bonnie Thornton sets
everybody a good example in this re-
spect. She sings for the Babies Fund
| every night at the Madison Square Roof
Garden. and Invites the audience to
| throw silver on the stage. And her
audiences respond generously.
| During the first three nights this week
| her collections amounted to t26.9l She
| sings "A Babies Fund song that touches
| the hearts OF all hearers. II you go to
| the Madison Square Roof Garden, as you
should. contribute through Bonnie
| Thornton.
The Funds a big success. Re one of
the army that wins Its victories. stand
| beside the free doctors and help to fight
disease and death away from tae cradles
| In the tenements.
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Did you notice that the Giants picked
up another one yesterday?
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Good government must be founded O.
the rock OF good citizenship.
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All letters from contributors to the
Sick Babies Fund viii be printed. Many
are in tSpe and will appear IN this col.
umn Tomorrow OF lRtAa
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Your Letter VIII Appear Late,

To the Editor
the Babies Fund In memory Of SoLLIE kAlN.
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Keep the trusts out Of the tariff con.
ference.
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mand for a wholesome change is well
understood.
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The Government must and will have
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As for the city garbage-burn It.
The Washington times., 1894-08-31
Results on the Running Turf.

AT Sheepshead Bay: Applause, Dorian, Dola.
bra, Domino, Faraday, Lightfoot, and LeonvilIe.
Entries for to-day:
First race-Five furlongs. stonenell, l25; Cor
rection, l24; Lady Violet, 100; Ajax, llS; Hugh
Penny, ia; Rubicon, 100; Maid Marian and Jack
OF Spades, los each Appottomax, 10T; Derfar-
gilla, l06; Tormentor, l03 Patrician, 102; Flirt,
9s; Torch Bearer, %; Frank r. HART and Lizzak,
90 each, and st. Pat, 81.
Second race-One mile. Prig and Patrician,
107 each; Buck Rene and Willfonso, I0l each;
Live Oak 30; Reiff, IS; Assignee, Jim Lee, Ter
rapin, Figaro, Thurston, Chant, DR. Garnett,
Longdals, and Armitage 81 each.
Third race-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Judge Morrow, l15; Mr. Sass, 40; Bert McDuff,
l0S; Longshanks, 100; Charter and Pulitzer, 81
each, and Nirago 95
Fourth race-Seven furlongs stonenen 125;
John Cooper, Ill; Discount, l0S; birmingham,
I05: Chattanooga l03; Peter the Great. 100: Flirt
and Prince Carl IS each, and Sandowne, 81
Fifth race-Futurity course. Mirage, Chicot,
Francis Can, Prim, Buckeye, Navahoe, GalIeon,
Lobengula, Tune, dor colt, Major Mclaughlin,
Achiever, Capt. Nick, and kaluka colt, 10s each;
Louise flly, Lady Dandy, Dereiict, Ganet hIly,
Harry Keister, and St. Veronica 1O5 each.
Sixth race-The Golden Rod stakes for two
year-olds- Seven furlongs, on turf. Sir Gala
had, 1lS; Havoc, 10; German, Shadow Dance
colt, Mosquito, Monotony, Cockade, Agitator, Sir
Dixon, ir., and Holloway los each; True Penny,
100, ana April Fool, IS.
At Harlem: Leadaway, Captain Brown, Joe
Murphy, Ia Ia, Debracey, and Belle Foster.
Entries for to-day:
First race-Five furlongs. Winslow and Caleb,
9S each; Pirate, l0l: David Scamp, Harlem Boy,
and Rupee, 105 each and YaIedor, Al White,
Morgan G., Governor Hagood, Tremor, Nebuch-
adnezzar, Ruthben, and Henry, los each
Second race-Slx furlongs Molhe R., 70;
Leonard B., IS; Maggie Gray, Aunt Ida, Semele,
and Queen Bess, 81 each; Miss Knott, and Lulu,
80 each; Hampton, 100; Zenobia, 102 Cass, 103;
Tim Murphy, Evantus, and Fakir, 104 each;
Levena c., 105; Gold Pan, 107; Geo Miller, 110,
and Pedestrian, lib.
Third srace-One mile heats. Paulus 81;
Craft and Macbeth H., "a each; Francis Pope,
| %; Janus and Robin Hood 81 each; Charlie,
IS, and Get There, l09
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Brevity, 81; Diggs,
IS; Nicaragua and May Thompson, 100 each;
Geraldine, los, ana Somersault, 109
Fifth race-SiI furlongs Hulda H., 81; Asben.
Dotse Dimple Gretchen, and Meh Lady. SO
each; Franznska,95; Eph Lillard and Silver Bell
81 each; Danton ard DR. Hurd, "a each; Idol, 95
Della and McColl Duff, IS each: Raviollo and
Icilius 1C0 zach; Jim T., 104; Shadrach, 100, and
Lader Ban, 107
Sixth race-Six furlonga Sweetheart, 73
Nervoso, s5; Welcome and Hacienda, 92 each
Eldorado, 81; Miss Portland 95; Merritt 81; Mar
ion G. and Flora May, 80 each: Visitor, 100; Tip.
pecanoe and San Salvador, 101 each; Valleria
kingsclere, and Calamazoo, 104 each, and Kri-
kina, 105.
The Washington times., 1894-08-31
ALCOHOL IN THE ARTS.

Conference OF Leading Drug Manufa ctur-
ers with Revenue Commissioner Miller
R. A. Anthony, of F. & H. T. Anthony, manu-
facturers of Photographic chemicals and ma
teriaIs of New York, and James r. Davies, rep
resenting the drug and chemical trade Of New
York, were at the Treasury Department yester-
day in the interest of proper Interpretation
and execution of section 81 Of the new tariff act
exempting from internal revenue tax alcohol
used in the arts.
Mr. Anthony in an interview with Commits
sioner Miller recalled the fact that alcohol and
ether are two of the principal raw materials il
the manufacture of collodiOn, extensively used
coated with collodiOn emulsion, though superior
TO other kinds, cannot be made as cheaply as
other pa peTs by reason OF the tax OF about SOt
per cent. now imposed above the cost OF manu-
facture No other article of commerce, it is as
serted, is taxed so heavily that gross injustice
is being done this branch of trade.
Mr. Davies contended that this unjust dis
elimination in tax against manufactures OF
chemicals had worked infinite harm 70 that
trade, and both he and Mr. Anthony suggested
to the commission that probably the best way tC
prevent frauds being perpetrated by small ire
sponsihle druggists who would take advantage
of the law TO put upon the market vast quaint
ties of so-called medical preparations, which, In
fact, were nothing but adulterated low grade
whisky, would be to require all articles in which
free alcohol was used to be manufactured ir
bonded uherehouses under government super
vision.
Commissioner Miller explained that the de-
partment is now carefully investigating the
question as TO whether effective regulations car
be prepared that will regulate the operation OF
the law so as prevent innumerable frauds upoT
the government The whole question vii
likely be settled within the next few days.
The Washington times., 1894-08-31
The Championship Record.
THREE sTRA1GHrs FROM THE REDS.
Cincinnati Makes Rally in the Ninth, but
Failed 70 Win

Once more the Senators made the Cincinnatis
leave the Geld defeated and dlsmayed. over
1900 spectators saw Fisher, a new twirler. send
eight men 10 bases on balls, but only two re-
suited in runs. The young man pitched fairly
good game, and the Senators were unable 10
size up his delivery Only in one inning did
they bunch their hits, while the visitors did
some excellent field work and some hard hit
ting In the last inning, giving the locals scare.
Shlebeck's fielding and catches by Abbey and
NlItrocR were the features of the game. Has
saIner took Radfords place ut second, the latter
having injured himself in practice, and Mercer
went 10 right field The Iatters running 10
fret beating the ball on one occasion. Stocks
dale pitched fairly well up 10 the ninth when he
taken out and Mercer pitched the inning cut
The Senators scored two runs in the first in
ming on Shiebeck's single, his steal, bases on
balls to Joyce md Abbey, and Selbach's single
They increased the number one in the third on
Fishers error, his bases balls 10 Abbey and
Mcclure, and Selbachs two steals, and a put
out in center.
In the sixth bases on balls TO Cartwright and
Hassamer two stolen bases, and Mercers single
netted two runs. They repeated this in the
seventh, earning the two runs on singles by Nc
Guire, SelbAch, and Mercer
Smith error in the ninth. Cartwright's steal
Stocksdale's single, and fly TO the out field
scored run
Latham's base on balls, Hoy's triple, and
Holidays single sent two runs across the plate
in the first In the eighth Aerritt's double and
Comiskeys single earned run. IN the ninth
they fell TO Mr.. Stocksdale in great shape.
Nittrock made double, Fisher, Latham and
McPhee triples, and three earned runs scored.
peculiar play occurred in the fourth
Comiskey was caught between third and
home and ran back on third base. Smith had
already secured the bag. Mcclure touched both
runners and the umpire decided Smith out
Comiskey walked of the bag and was touched
by Joyce and declared out. The score:
The Washington times., 1894-08-31
Washington Stock Exchange

Government Bonds-U. S. As, registered. I14I4
bid, ll5 asked. L. s 4s, coupon. 114l4 bid,
115 asked L. S 5s, 11Sls bid 11914 asked
District of Columbia Bonds-20-year fund
5s, l0s16 bid. aO-year fund gold Is, 1l814 bid
Fund currency S,65s, 1121a bid. Reg. 2-lOs, 31ss,
100 bid
Miscellaneous sBonds-Wsshington and George
town Railroad cony. 6s, 1st, l30 bid, lSs
asked. Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Railroad conv. Gs, 100 bid, 1915 asked Washing
ton Gas Company cow. 6s, l30 bid L. s
Electric Light cony. 5s, l20 bid. Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone IS, 90 bid, 102 asked
American Security and Trust 5s, f and A.,
100 Lid American Security and Trust IS,
T. and o. 100 bid ,o1 washington ash Market
Market Company imp. 6s, los bid. Washing ton
Market Company exten- 6s, 100 bid. Masonic
Hall Association 5s, 1904 bid Washington
Light Infantry 1st 6s 100 bid Washington Light
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington 300
bid, $50 asked Bank of the Republic, 235 bid and
215 asked. Metropolitan. 2S1 bid, 800 asked Gen.
tral, $50 bid. Citizens l35 bid, 145 asked. Co
lumbia, l37 bid, $50 asked Capital, ia bid, l24
asked West End, los bid, lis asked Lincoln,
96 bid. Ohio, S0la asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-Washing-
ton Loan and Trust, 100 bid, 124 asked Amer
lean Security and Trust 130 bid, 135 asked. Wash
ington Safe Deposit, 100 asked.
Railroad Stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
2S5 bid, 512 asked. Metropolitan, % asked
Georgetown and Tennaliytown, "a asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington
Gas, 40 bid. Georgetown Gas, 80 bid, "a asked.
U. s Electric Light 100 bid.
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's AZ asked. Frank
lin, A bid. Metropolitan, rs asked. Potomac,
20 bid. National Union, - asked Columbia,
Pies. 5]s bid, 5A asked Lincoln, 7Ss bid, 8
asked.
Title Insurance stocks-Columbia Title, rs
bid.
Telephone Stocks = Pennsylvania, 81 bid.
Chesapeake and Potomac, 501b bid, 5416 asked.
American Graphophone. bid. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, Sc bid, "a asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Great Falls Ice, 155
asked Norfolk and Washington Steamboat,
95 bid. Lincoln Hall, IS bid 100 asked Inter-
Ocean Building, 100 asked.