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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Extraordinary
Shoe=Buying
Opportunities

Prevail here TOMORROW for both
LADIES and GENTLEMEN. We've
never been undersold on really
FTRST-T-AsS SHOES, but we mean
hereafter actually to undersen
selves.
Nothing ''shoddy" npds place on
our shelves-we're careful about our
stock and the safety of patrons.
Sc you may rely on getting from US
absolutely the best the money will
buy.
These reductions from regular
prices are in effect TOMORROW.
SATURDAY, ONLY.
Ladies' Sc Shoes-S4.oo.
Celebrated George 4. Barnard
Company make. Hand made. ORR
entail toe. Button Patent Leather
vamp.
Ladies' SIS Shoes-S3.oO.
George Il Barnard Co. make.
Kangaroo. Button. Absolutely
WATERPROOF.
Ladies So Shoes-S2.so.
- :. Wei kid lined. Cloth top
Butcher and button. 9 styles. Best
So Shoe for Ladies'.
Ladies' $40 Shoes-S4.7S.
George 4. Barnard Co.'S celebrated
make. Russia calf. Wing tip.
Blucher. Waterproof storm shoe.
20 Per Cent Off
On All Spring Heel Shoes.
Mems Shoes,
Hathaway. Souls q
Harrington's Patent Calf
Hand sewed s. Butchers G . mn
and Balls Saturday. 80. pa0syU
Hathaway. Sorle
Harrington's Hsnd-sewed
s s:,s n',sA; :: sss .ssss,S3.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

Admiral da Cana will doubtless spend
some Of the time now at his disposal in
editing his ultimatum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
COnGratulA tfOn.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Ohio's legislature has decided upon BIZ
ernial sessions. and hereafter that state
will be permitted to thrive under the re-
duced handicap Of only one session in two
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

In the eyes of nations this country has
posed successfully as model at Brazil and
as a horrible example at Hawaii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

1t Is hoped that Mr.. McKane's Sunday
school class was more docile and consider
ate than his witnesses are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

Dab am muffin" remarked Uncle Eben,
like er kin word to er fellow bein' in dis
tress-pervided you has er meal ticket ter
go long wild it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
The Wilson Bill,s Dread

Forth to the Senate and back to the House.
I'm beginning to have a slight notion,
That /, ere . close my eventful career,
May give points on perpetual motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Mournful Prophecy.

From the New York Recorder.
When the Wilson bill gets back to the
House from the Senate we shall be wear
ia. straw hats and taking our drinks iced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
SHOOTING STARS,

Mr.. dwellings effort to officially evict
Mrs. Lease was entirely devoid of pathos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

What Is Benkins doing for a living ?"
said the inQuisitive man.
Nothing"
How long has he been unemployed?"
HIN. 1-er-don't know Benkins exact
age"
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50 Cents Pair.

OTHER GLOVES, % CENTS
Choice OF two kinds at this price.
4-BuTToN NOVELTY sUEDEs, reds
and navy blues, all self-stitched- some
with white pearl buttons and white
binding. Worth sl.o0. For 20 ctx. pair.
AT same price: 4-BCTToN NOVELTY
SLAcEs, In red. brown, tan. slate,
magenta, navy blue and green R~e-
uiariy, si-3 pair. Tomorrow,
Choice. An Cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
The SoProwinr Muse.


Though the peach crop. they tell us. IL per-
fectly safe.
There's a grief that can never be righted.
Through the pitiful absence of beautiful
snow,
The poetry crop has been blighted
Overheard In the Treasury Vaults.
There's no doubt Of it" remarked the
Seisniorage with q sigh.
NO doubt OF what?' said the Gold Re-
serve scornfully.
That I'm one OF EN-"
IF you mean one Of the biggest NUS
ances that history ever developed, there's
no doubt about your being correct"
And yet represent the gain ON a finan-
cial transaction
Yes"
That's what am. I'm a profit without
honor in its own country"
Gloom Mt the Capitol.
There's a deep increasing stiffness in the
cloud that hovers near;
There's a dreary desolation and a subtle
sense Of fear
In the rooms and in the Railways where,
with wildly hurrying feet,
The voters and promoters go. their various
fates to meet.
And vainly does the loiterer seek occasion
to rejoice;
The place is bleak and lonely since the
cuckoo lost it's voice
Must you still in exile linger from the
haunts you loved of yore?
Must we miss you from the gatherings
even till the sessions DER?
Can't you get few together and to some
snug quarters go.
And hold a little meeting. lust a modest
overflow?
But echo answers "nevermore:" there ts
no other choice,
We must do without excitement since the
CUCKOO lost his voice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Children's Cotton Under
wear.

Good Quality Muslin Draw ers; deep hem: cluster
OF tucks .a2t1sc-
Jean Waists; buttons and button holes; sizes 2
70 ~ years -lZt5c
Good Quality Muslin Gowns Hubbard style:
double yoke back. SOC.
cd floor Bet. 10th and 18th st. bldg }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Quick
PurCha sers

Are offered for TOMORROW some of the
best values that have ever ssnanated
from here. You know by this time the
taii signihcancs OF that statement No
amount Of talking would be more sffee-
i've. So let Us give you . brisf re-
sumo OF the good things"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Famous Soc. Gloves,

Celebrated 7-HooK FOSTER LAcpse
SDoNE, tans, gays. browns ana
elacks, that have never been sold for
less than sl.2s pair. Tomorrow. -
CENTS.
MoUsoUETARE P1QuE GLOVES,
tans and English reds. all sizes. with
gilt buttons. Made to cell for Sl.6o.
Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

No other house DOES, EVER DID, or
EYER WILL sell such STERLING QUAIL
TIES atsuch Low PRICES AS WE QCOTE
SAKS AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
10 Cents Pair.

1894 STYLES Chndren's Heavily RID
bed Fast Black Stockings. with double
heels. toes, soles and knees, made 20
eel for Is cents pair, and sold By Us %
fast a. we could ret them for Is csnn
pair. Saturday only.
= Pair-7S Cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Choice, 40 Cents.
Two Hosiery Values,

Ladies' Fast Black Hose, with double
heels. toes and soles. extra high spliced.
always sold and considered az "the best
stockings on earth" for 80 cents. TO
morrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
For The Toilet.

woodward's Triple Extracta odors,
among Others Grab Apple Blossom.
Jockey Club, White Heliotrops and
white Rose. Regularly, 30 and % sss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

Seems like great many, but that's the amor
immense stock the variety must be very great.
large quantities, and such prices as those below 4
Outings and Camnrics. neat designs, good colors
usual 25c. quality. ...............1ec.. for Soc
Outings, Indigo Blue Calicoes and CamLrics
many Of them the usual BIC. quality ........ 25r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
10 Cents Ounce

oolsste's Soaps, &c. cake; for asc.
eounce Bottles vaseline, 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

The poetry crop has been blixhted.
The oasis., 1894-01-18
Yuma dIed from consumptIon.

The supreme court has decIeed that justice of the peace Culver, who was candidate for reelection. and tied his competitor Chas. IT, Meyer. is cn- titled Go hold over.
 Pumpkins. according to the Prescott Courier. are IlaSseyampa oranges. This is a new one to be placed on the same list as Arizona strawberries" and Arizona nightingales.
 Mohaye county last year paid out sS, O6l. s5 last year for the care of her in- digent sick. In consequence thereof her supervisors will invite bids for their care in some California hospital.
 A rumor was current in Tombstone that John Agord had in cross-cutting on his Yum Yum mine, in Plomosa district, struck a well defined vein of ore, two feet wide, running 5000 to the ton.
 At meeting of the Maricopa county horticultural club, at Tempe last week MT. Kendall reported that sixteen acres of apricots near Phoenix had given a net profit of $500 the last year.
 An original mining enterprise is being conducted by John Hovey, near Gunsight. He runs four arastras by steam power. The ore is from his own mines. taken out by other miners on shares.
 The Prospector says: Supervisor E. A. Nichols secured a two months leave of absence from Cochise county, in order to hold a position in an adjoining county, and yet supervise the affairs of CochiSe.
 At the Gansight mine the mill was closed down becaase of the scarcity of water. Work on the mine is going along vigorously and a large quantity of ore is being taken out, twelve men working constantly.
 Charles GOyro, who was sentenced in Phoenix in 1890 to serve a term of five years in the penitentiary for as- sault with intent 70 commit murder, was pardoned last Friday by the Gov ernor, in order to restore citizenship.
The oasis., 1894-01-18
AS1zoNA NEWS.
Lcnlled lrom Exchanges.l

Gen. O'Neil will harvest 75 tons of good ice from his pond near Prescott.
 The salvation army in Tucson serve a hot coffee dinner every night free to all.
 Houses are being taken down at Tombstone and moved to Nogales, and re-erected.
 More teams are reported needed on the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix road grade.
 Chas. Meehan has been appointed Chinese inspector in the custom house at Nogales.
 The Southern Pacific railroad will hereafter pay it's men with checks in stead of money.
 Judge D. H. Wallace of Phoenix for merly register of the Tucson land of flee, died Sunday.
 c. NJ. Russell, formerly editorof the Gila Bend Arizonian, is now a resident of Jasper, Missouri.
 One hundred and fifty menare work ing at the GreaterYille placers. They appear to all be doing well.
 The leyee along the Gila at Yuma was completed Friday. It is described as a very fine piece of work
 A farmer near Phgnix says his pea nut crop has tided him over the finan- cial depression in good shape.
 Hops, which are cultivated in other sections of the Union, grow wild along the streams in Yavapai county.
 The Courier has reliable information that new sampling works will be started in Prescott the coming spring
 A grindstone was found in the sub urbs at Prescott where some thief. who had tired of carrying it, dropped it.
 The Canoa canal, in the Santa Cruz valley near Tucson, now supplies suf- iieient water to irrigate l,0OO acres Of land.
 Track laying OF the northan south road is now near the old race track al Prescott, where abont fifty men are at work.
 Srme one is getting in hi, deadly work these days ending the earthly career of Tucson dogs by the poison route
 Charles F. Dayis of Iliaois. has been confirmed by the Senate as agent at the Colorado River Indian Agency in Arizona
 Miles Archibald, Prescott's chief Of police whn was shot by Constable II IT, CT is reported to be on the road to re- coycw
 A! TucSon Monday Yu Then, a Chinese merchant. was accidentally shot and killed by Frank Mittenbcrg. the baker
 U iN Filhlofei on lciiaDle authority that Winslo~ Is to have new depot witltin a feN mluths lt will be built of Flagstaff stone
 Ripe strawberries are in the Phoenix market 4 little care and attention devoted r. fhe elltare of the stray herrr ~ill gigo the luscious fruit all the year.
 4 couple Of motierless males, which haze pre deserted by their owaer- on aacuani of oid age. are reported to he waude i'r a~ou4d Pr sco in dc-ti- t''fa conditi3n
 On Sunday afte aaoa week ago iie i f4Iwf liia&e. one of the Caillolir priests connected with tlic Indian school across the river from
The oasis., 1894-01-18
A STRANGE CASE.
Kcw an Enemy was Rolled.

Tie following gra phic statement will 5e read with intense Interest: "l cannot describe the numb c.ucIy sensation thateXisted in my arms hands and legs. had to rub and heat those parts until they Were sore. tO overcome in q measure the dead feeling tila! had taken possession of them. In addition, l had sirange weakness in my back and around my waist together with an indescribabie gone feeling fn my stomach. Physicians said it was creeping paralysis, from which, accord Ing tO their universal conclusion, there Is no relief Once it fastens upon person, they ~ny it continues It's insdiOus progress until il reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies. ~nrh wa~ my prospect. ] had been doctOr.ng a year and d half steadily, but with no par ii.uar beNeht, when I saw an advertisement of Dr cs Restorative Nervine, procured hotil le aud hegan using it. Marvellous IL may seem but q few days had passed before every ! : Of that creepy feeling bad left me, and there has not been even the slightest indication of is return. l nOw feel as weil as 1 ever cid, and have gained ten pounds in weight, though l Lad run down from TO tO l37 Four others have used Dr. Niic- Restorative Nervine on my recomtn- dalton. an1i has been as satisfactory m tiieir eases 8s in thine. James Kane l-a tue, c.
 Ir. diles Restorative Nervinc k sold Dy all druggists on a pO-itiye guarantee, CT cent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., hl,hart Ind. on receipt of price, T per bo tie; slN bottles for s. express prepaid. IL Is free rom oplates or dangerous drugs,
The oasis., 1894-01-18
inOM MAnIc0rA
FROM PHoENIx

Opa at ii.I2 PM
 Southern Pacific, west Eound pa,ses Mari 'Opa a, l2.JoA. M.. Pacific tiac A. daily. Trains stop on signal. Trains g. 1. sand G connect viih Runsaker iagc Line between Mess and iinldfcld. Trains connect riii irali.- lf ~Onihern 'a- lie railroad. rounpci at irrep with -iHges Dr Me-a City. and at rnu.Ei' Nith stages fur 'r scoii, Gilieii, Wlckrniiu'g md Nutue,
 C. <. HASTEN,
 Nlre-fresl md Manager
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Mysterious Ledger.

Last night Mr.. E. Hayes, who lives at
No. 915 e street northwest, where he rents
rooms. returned home about IL 30 o'clock
and took his wife a box of Strawberries.
Soon after his arrival there a well-iressed
man appeared and paid for a nights lodg-
ing. He inquired for the location Of the
toilet room and informed Mr. Hayes that
he need not be alarmed should he hear
him up during the night. The man went
to hes room and Mr.. Hayes and his wife
sat up to enjoy the berries. About mid
night noise was heard, but Mr.. Hayes
thinking the wind was probably causing
the doors to rattle paid no attention to
what he heard. But the noise continued SO
long that he went to make an inspection
and to his surprise he found that the
LOGGER had departed. Doors of the house,
as well as of the bureau in the room, had
been broken and clothing was found scat
tered In all directions. though the man
who committed the depreciation had at
tempted to initiate Jack the Slasher -
The lights In the house from the roof to
the basement had been extinguished, but
nothing was stolen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01

scav: IS. rs bid. I2eH asked. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone 5s. los asked, American Sc
Surity and Trust IS, 1905. F. & A, 100 hid
loo bid Washington Market Company LIST a., io6
hid washington Market Company imp. g., los
bid Washington Market Company eat. 6s, los hid
~ asked Masonic Hall Association 5s. lO3 lid
asked Washington Light Infantry I'd Is. 3s lid.
SatIoaai Bank Stocks.-Bank OF Washington. 200
nid, 500 asked Bank Of Republic. go bid. go
Farmers and Mechanics, 100 bid second. lag
bid Citizens. 1870 bid. 40 asked Columbia i23
od. Capital, us bid. West End. IOi hid. los
s a. traders. 100 bid Lincoln. ssh bid. Ohio
Safe Deposit and Trust companies-Nstionsi
saLc pepost and Trust Company, 1870 0id, l35
1ss washington Loan and Trust. l2<h hid
Dc D., lSS asked Washington Safe Deposit. lo5
,I Railroad stock..-wa.h,nrtou and Georgetown.
Couma;. % asked as Metropolitan, so bid, S asked
Ga 10 bid lexington and Soldiers Home. 10
O e.. oeo,se,oWn and renalytown SO asked.
A. ia ana Electric Light stocks.-washington Gas.
United States Electric Light. i2s bid. i27 asked
- insurance stocks.-Firemen's 42iS bid SO asked
81 l h,d - bid Metropolitan. ~ bid Corcoran.
sskod GeTan q nn s Arlington 1sS is lid ls5
Union. 10 bid, Is asked Columbia, IL lid ia
ssAee. kggs, Z bid, ~ asked. Peoples S lid.
81 hid sy L,n Lincoln bid. ~ asked. Commercial.
"a, Title Insurance stocks.-Reai Estate Title. liz
M ~ asked Columbia Title, 6s4 bid ~. asked.
"Trslh,nasoon Title ~ asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac. 45S hid. Az ssked.
amer american Graphophone "a bid 81 asked Pneu-
matte Me- Gun Cnrriaee. IS bid.
bid Is asked. Bull Run Panorama. IS lid. Nor
,ols ana Washington Steamboat IS bid Ivy City
ofieA' Az" asked Lincoln Hall. 40 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01
More Milk Cases.

Sanitary Inspector Shepherd OF the
health department., who has been detailed
to gather samples Of milk for Prof. IIird
the chemist. has gathered many samples
during the past few days, and Prof. Hird
has been kept busy examining the milk in
his laboratory. Much to his surprise. his
investigation showed that much Of the
milk was highly adulterated, some of 1t
containing 80 per cent OF water. And all
the milk so found was not adulterated by
the local dealers, but In several instances
the shippers put in the water as the
samples were obtained at the iepots before
the cans had been delivered by the railroad
There is no law here under which adulter-
ated milk so found may be thrown away,
although Prof. Hird thinks there should be
such law. Some of the persons to whom
such milk has been shipped have been no.
titled OF the character Of the supply, and
have notified the shippers not to send
them any more of the liquid. While milk
OF poor quality has been found at the de-
pots. some of the same kind has been found
at places of business, and some prosecu-
tons will soon follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Boss" McKane on His Way to
Sing Sing.
JUDGE BARRETT REFUSED 4 STAY
Departure From New York This
Afternoon.
THE CHIEF is RESIGNED

BROOKLYN, l. l.. March lat the Jail
this morning 1t was said that no one had
called on McKane up to $50 o'clock. Sher-
III Buttling said he would take McKane to
Sing Sing today early. When questioned
several times as to the exact time he would
remove McKane the sheriff finally blurted
out: TN take him down the steps Of this
Jail at five minutes after Il o'clock
There was a rumor that McKane had left
the Jail early this morning So as evade re-
porters. but Sheriff Buttling's statement
put an end to that rumor.
McKane spent his last night in Raymond
street Jail as comfortably as he could un-
der the circumstances. He is resigned to
his fate and said that he was tired Of the
delays and the worry over them and would
be content to have the suspense all over.
He was disappointed that he did not see
his wife. who was expected at the jail last
evening, but he felt consoled by the visit
Of his blind son. The visit Of his brother
James had also served to cheer him and
satisfy him that his business affairs at
GraveSend were in good order.
Mckane was taken to Sing Sing at 2:15.
An attempt was made to secure a stay
from Judge Barrett, but 1t was refused.
The counsel for McKane moved heaven
and earth to procure a stay for the con-
victed chief Of Gravesend." The compact
entered into by the lawyers on both sides
yesterday was lived up TO. but 1t was Un-
QerStOOO tnat the lawyer, CnarleS BrOOkS,
would move for a stay before Judge Ear
rett in the court Of oyer and terminer IN
New York at one minute after IL o'clock.
The fee he was to get in case he procured q
stay is said to have been $4,000.
Mr.. McKane's friends came in lroves to
the Raymond street Jail all through the
morning DR.. ]. F. o. Hill. McKanes fam
lily physician, will accompany the party to
Sing Sing. or will make an effort to induce
Warden Durstin to allow the prisoner the
privilege of retaining his goatee as Nc
Kane Is suffering from bronchial trouble.
Precisely at IL o'clock the prison gate
swung open, and a carriage drawn by
pair of horses drew up before the jail. A
peculiarly long route was taken to reach
the bridge. evidently to kill time and to
give Lawyer Brooke sufficient opportunity
to make his appeal to Judge Barrett in
New York. At o'clock McKane and party
were at the Grand Central station, ready to
take a train in fifteen minutes unless the
stay was granted.
Judge Barrett refused the stay, and Nc
Kane Is now on his way to Sing Sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01
American Wheat in Italy.

The u. s. consul at Florence Italy, re-
porting to the Department of State upon
the market for American wheat In Italy
says the Tuscans would be very glad to
use American -four If the price permitted.
To compete with the native -four the
American miller must sell his wheat at
$3.50 per 2.S3 bushels, as the price at the
railway station in Florence Is s4O5 for a
like quantity. The duty and incidental
expenses is 80 cents and the allowance
for actual depreciation Of American flour
is 80 cents. The consul says that none
tary exchange is perhaps the one draw
back to the introduction of American
wheat flour. The actual rate Of exchange
is now about IA per cent. AS soon as
financial conditions in Italy shall have
reached a more normal condition and the
premium on gold shall have been greatly
reduced there will be an excellent market
for American -four in Italy. although the
government contemplates the imposition
Of an import tax. which may make 1t diff
ficult.
The U. S. consul at Palestine reports
that he finds two decided difficulties in
the way of the introduction of American
-four at that point-first, a small demand
on the part of the people for n better
article than they produce and second. the
long distance which the American flour
must travel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01
State Bank Tax Repeal.

At its next meeting the House committee
on banking and currency will decide wheth-
er three bills before 1t to repeal the tax on
the circulation of state banks will be re-
ported to the House for action. There are
three bills. which have been fully discussed
In the committee, but no action upon them
yet taken. They were presented by Rep
resentatives Walker of Massachusetts,,
Warner Of New York, and Springer of ILL
nois the chairman Of the committee. This
morning Representative Warner on behalf
Of a subcommittee made favorable re-
port to the committee of a bill by Repre-
sentative Cooper of Indiana for subjecting
the national treasury notes to the same
taxes which are imposed by the states on
other money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-01
Washington stock Exchange,

saies-reguiar cell-l2 O'Clock m.-United States
ELECTRIC Light COW. S. $500 at l2GL. National
Safe Deposit, at 49, Washington Loan and
Trust, 10 at 12o. West End National Bank 10 al
81. wv -
Government Bonds.-United States as registered
loO', lib bid, 113E asked. United States As
coupon. 1907, ia bid, 1l47s asked. United States
District Of Columbia Bonds.-2o-year Funding SIS.
IoS.s bid So-year Funding 6s. gold, III bid.
Water stock currency Is 1901 ll5 bid Water
stock currency as, 1908 100 bid 3.65s. Funding
currency ITO bid 3igs. reg. 2los. 100 bid.
town Railroad conv. es. list l25 bid. $50 asked.
washington and Georgetown Railroad cow. 9s. I'd.
10 bid $50 asked. Metropolitan Railroad
6s, 100 bid, los asked Belt Railroad 5s. So hid.
s2 asked lexington Railroad es, 100 asked.
washington Gas Company es, series A, 1ls bid,
10 asked Washington Gas Company 6s series b.
III bid 12s asked. Washington Gas Company
cow. 6s, rs bid. United States ELECTRIC Light