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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-07
A PROMPT Approval.

WASHINGTON. April s-The President
received the Behring Sea bill from The
Senate AT 5.ij. and Immediately gave ~
his Approval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-07

Tn. following IL the range Of tbe snef-
monetsr at The T mes or'er ,essssass
. A. 81. O; " NJ ~ = a.. VA,
p. H.. S: =. NJ. ~; niidnlyhL ts.
Average. - 2-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-07

WASHINGTON. April For virginia
anc North Carolina. fslr. slightly "Arn-
er. south winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-07
RICHMOND. VA sATURDAYNAPRIL 1894

Nancey. the cook at 1873 IL. street, that
he and Nfiss pollafd were going house.
keeping in the fan Judge Wilson OBJ
jectlng on the ground that Colonel Breck-
inridge had already denied that state
ment He denied that Miss Pollard was
ever in his rooms at Miss Hoyt's to his
knowledge. and also that Miss Louise
Lowell the capitol typewriter. had writ
ten a letter for him In which he made
reference to a manuscript sent him for
criticism.
That's ALL" said Major Shelby. and
the great case Of Pollard vs.. Breckin-
ridge so far as the giving of evidence Is
concerned. was ended.
After an agreement that both sides
should present prayers and arguments for
instructions to the jury Tomorrow morn
ing, the court adjourned.
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ALL OF THE TESTIMONY In.
Eost Interesting Scenes Mark The COnclu-
sion Of The Evidence.
JURY TO Be GIVEN The CASE THURSDAY.
How an old Coiorcd Witness Claimed to
Have Recognized Breckenridge 90 Two
OF PIaintin's Lawyers rs Witnesses.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-The curtain
was runs down on the most interesting
scenes Of the Ponard-Breckinridge case
to-day. when the last Of the evidence was
submitted TO the jury. Ii was a sort Of
ciedring-up day. like the last act In a
play. when explanations and reconciiia-
tions arc in order and the session Of the
Circuit Court differed from the drama S
conclusion only In the absence Of the
adjustment Of the principal actors. That
will Doe LETT 10 the jury. Colonel Breck-
inridge was the last witness Of the triai.
Like Miss Pollard. who had preceded MN,
De denied pretty much every INNS she anu
ler witnesses had said. just as she hdd
most emphadcany denied an his leading
statements and those pat forward on MS
behalf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-07
nv Gnos,rNoR nisoLrIIoN.

WASHlNGTON. April . The House
Committee on Interstate aud Foreign
Commerce to-day took up the resolution
OF Mr. Grosvenor Hcp., Obio,, directing
the committee 10 Inquire into the action
of Governor rillmaD, OF South Carolina,
in SELLING the railroad and telegraph
lines I'm his State. and suppression OF
press dispatches. Consideration aas post
noned until Wednes1ay.
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nnrcr1NnlpdE DENorNcrn.

The New York Methodist Episcopal Con-
Terence rasmD' Bishop Talyhry VinSers fhurea
a dign.fed and emphatic rebuke to the
soueamish spirits who look askance on
the public rebuke Of vice. Bishop Vim,
cent was giving lengthy dpaa,or exposition Of
and n, reaching the reference 10 the origi-
nal Sin I'm the Garden OF Eden. he said:
some preachers are too nice TO read
this. | viii say tnat on every preacher
I'm these days it IS Incumbent to maintain
ae maj ~ woman. and Of not being
soueamish in the public rebuke Of people
who have disgracet the nome by social
impurity."
The plain reference to the Pollard
Breckinrdgc case vas Instantly hOteu py
the CONFERENCE and there was q murnur
of approval.-New York Herald.
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iVA+a-@hf'T
Miss Pollard took the stand again when
Mr.. johnson concluded. Miss Pollard said
she had never known. and had never
seen, the woman named Mollie Single
bauer or Miller or Brant and Kaufman,
the two men who testified that they
had known the plaintiff as an inmate
OF houses Of ill-fame in Lexington. Miss
Pollard also denied knowing Lena Single
ton. the keeper Of Lexington brothel, in
which Mollie Shinglebauer, Kaufman, and
Brant swore they saw her
''Did YOU ever 20 driving with John
Brant?'
mo. assuredly not, Mr. Carlisle;
never did
.'Did you ever know Hiram Kaufman
81 never did. and never heard Of him
until this defendant brought in his lying
deposition
NOW, Miss Pollard. did you tell this
defendant in Wesleyan College the day he
called, that you had been improperly
intimate with Mr.. Rhodes
II never did. There could never be
circumstance which would warrant me
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board. Mrs. Minear said that Miss Pol
lard paid by the week most OF the time.
ana there was no account made OF II.
On croSs-examnation MIR. Shelby called
attention 20 n record. June 2. 1892" and
asked II that meant that Miss Pollard
came there that day. and Mrs. Minear
said it must indicate that. During that
year she said. Miss Pollard came there
at intervals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-07

WASHINGTON. April Ga Charleston
special says: Assistant AdiLtani-Generai
John Gary Watts arrived In this city
this morning on special train from
Columbia. and made "A formal r'1uisition
or Gen. T. a. Huguerin. of the Fourth
Brigade, FOR the arms belonging To the
State. 4 general order WIS iasued TO all
the captains requiring them 10 turn over
to Gen. watts the property Of the
State. 1t ~ understood that the arms
v,ili bo strreudorcd without resistance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting His Railroad Route. select
ths Road

In Selecting His Raiiroad Route. teisot,
the Road
That aifor IL eHcellsnt and most comfort
able faoilities-"Ihs Milwaukee"
That TaveTAss g delightful and pictur-
esqus portion Of the oourtrJ-"Ihs Mi
WAukse."
That has-and meTits-the reputation Of
strength AM reliability-''Ihe Milwaukee"
That enioys ropulaTity and 10 STAN ed
with public Approval-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That has substantial TOadbed and most
frequent tain ssrVics-"Ihe Milwaukee,"
That fegards. always, tho comfort, ease
and safety Of its patfons-"lhs Milwau-
kss."
That furnishes the latest private com
partment cara aud latest library buffet
smoking eafs-"The Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, free reclining chair cars and
sumptuoua dining oars-"Tho Milwaukee"
That has exclusive use OF the electric
berth roating lamp-"lbe Milwaukee"
ne Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more, too. Its trains are vestibulsd,
heated by steam. electric lighted and un-
surpassed in luInfious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said; Follow the
Isopls and Iou cannot be faf from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
J. 4. CosLEY Asst. Gen. lass. ACT
81 Paul MINI.
NoTE.-Five I aims daily from Twin Cit
les 90 Chicago; one 10 ST. Louis and one 20
kansas Civ.
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OVRRCOATs IN DEMAND.

Three Gsntiemon who WiH Not Need
Aay for Several Month.
The cold snap OF the past thirty-sII
hours has had the effect Of booming the
operations of those gentlemen who DO not
buy ovsrcoats. but steal them when a Geld
wave strikes the country. There 10 now one
ovsrcoat thief in the county jail and two 10
the city jail. arrested by the police or the
charge Of stealing ovsrcoats. Thursday
evening George Freeman Was playing ten
pins in the Worlds Fair bowling alley. His
ovsrooat was hanging on peg and Frank
Lee stole il. Lee gave il TO John Murphy.
r seman Tssortsd his loss TO the
police, and yesterday morning Officer
Gibson arrested Murphy At the depot with
the overcast on. Az tie hearing before
Judge Cfutoher Murphy said the coat was
given him, but II IL was not a psnitentiary
offenss be would plead guilty. He was
sent 10 the county jail for sixty days. Later
in the day 4. ank Lee, the man who stole
tue coat was arrested by Sergeant Frey.
Another victim Of the overeoat habit was
Pat Mckinley. arrested BY Officer BOsslsr.
Later In the day VIM. Frey stole an over
coat from in front Of q Main street pawn
chop. lie was pursued by the proprietor,
who took shot al him. The day and
night forces Of police we're just changing
shifts. They took hand 10 the fan and
Mr.. Frey is nov In jail.
In the last Two days the police have
made fifteen arrests, a greater number than
in Two days for some time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
A WRONG PARTLY RIGHTED.

Liberty Given = Man believed 20 he
WrenRfuily Confined.
All that the state can do toward Fighting
the wrong done John J. Hand will have
been dons when he steps from the doors Of
the psnitentiaTY free man. after having
been imprisoned nearly two years ago for q
crime which 10 IL believed hs never com
mitted. Hand was convicted 81 Misaoula
Of the crime Of grand larceny, and sen
tened April is. 1892, 10 four years In ths
penitentiaTy. Tbs odsnss charged was
that of stealing $40 from Maggie she's, "a
hissoula, on Jau. g 1897. Hand had been
In the grocery business 10 kaltsiell. aud
was on visit TO Missoula al the time OF
the occurrence. He was convicted on tie
testimony of woman OF the town.
Gov. kiokards Was induced 20 pardon
Hand through petitions signed By MANY
prominent oitizsRs of Missoula, the county
attorney who prosecuted the ease. aud the
sheriff. Another petition, signed BY eight
OF the twelve jurors Who found Hand gaity
said. I'VE believe that 10 10 not By any
means certain, and We have heard the e are
some circumstances 10 show shat be is not
the man Who committed the ofonse" Gov.
Richards. in his Letter TO the board OF par
done, " ties: III be 10 Innocent, AZ ths
Jury suggest. he has certainly already been
severely and cruelty wTonRed. am in
olined 90 believe he 10 Innocent, and here
BY grant him free aud unconditional
pardon" The board has just acted on tue
pardon and Abe result is the approval OF the
governors action.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Temple Of Fame will be given for
the benefit OF the Baptist church the week
after Lent.
The silver convention that WAS TO have
been held al Des Moinea this month has
been postponed until March y.
The funeral services OF MfG James T..
Fitzgerald, who died thursday at her home.
522 Hollins avenue, will DO held this morn
ing al the cathedral, at eight O'clock.
Husbandman; white Sulphur Springs 10
greatly In need OF a singing master. In no
other part OF the civilized word probably
have so many boys and girls been allowed
20 grow up without being taught 20 stag.
The Basin and Montana Gold Mining and
Milling company has been incot DO ated BY
Eugene Ring, JT.. Lou.s Nogel and j. A.
Leans. The capital stock 10 $500, 900, in
shares Of a dollar each. The company will
carty on operations In Jefferson county, and
the main office will be IN Butte.
1T. McGauahsy has suocseded W. A.
Nesnsr as chief clerk in General Agent
Hardin's ofhoe. of the Montana Central.
Mr. McGaughey has been connected with
the freight office OF the Montana Central al
Helena and the appointment Is a popular
one with the business community.
Paris Gibson, James z. Lewis, Otto T..
Schosnfsld snd Theodore Gibson have in
oorpoTatsd the Gteat Falls lndustfial COM
pany, with n capital stock OF Sl25,COl. in
shares OF $40 each. IL 10 20 furnish power
10 Industrial entsrp' ises In Cascade county,
and the office IL 10 be at Great Falls.
Special attention is called TO the sunday
services of she Grand Street Methodist con-
greRAtion, al the court house. Rev. II. II.
ShRedsT. the presiding elder. will preach ~
10th the regular hours aud will administer
the sacrament of the Lo d's Supper At the
morning service. All cordially invited.
The case against Frank 4. Morgan, in
dioted with John J. Clarity for tAmperinR
with ths United States mail, has been dia-
missed By District Attorney Weed At Butte.
The reason given for Diminishing the oase
was that Posiofico Inspector Watkins, ths
principal witness against Morgan, is desd.
GarTity 10 serving a term IN the penlisn-
tiary for hia share In tue affair.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
GOLDEN SCI PIER
AT
FACTORY PRICES.

If big profits increased the
value of goods, other dealers
could offer you better Candies
than we do As it is, we're sat
isfed to sell you at a profit Of
SC per pound, while they expec:
25c to $50. That's the reason
we're offering YOU candies at
half their prices. We would
rather sell roo pounds at SC per
pound profit, than IS pounds at
zoe per pound profit. Try us.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

You're sure to find here what
you need in our lines. Maybe
you've searched unsuccessfully
in a dozen other stores but that's
not our fault. No need to worry
about price either. Ours is sure
to be right.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
Poor Thingl
How 1t
Did Suffer-

And all because we did not know
about those Teething Rings and
Nipples combined My, how ele-
CANT they are, and SO cheap, too.
Well Wenl WeNl
All the very latest in New Foods,
Rubber Tubing, Nipples. and a
thousand and one things all fresh
from the factory, in our window.
why does your baby cry at
night"
The tube is old and probably
dirty.
mot your fault o. Oh no. Just
this. Get a new one. We sell the
best in the entire line
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Here's a low notch in Sta
tionery prices. Every article
costs double elsewhere:
No. O envelopes, per box of
500. ........... soc
Pure rubber bands, 14-lb.
DoA. ............ 4oc
Office pencils, dozen. Isc
Good note paper, 4 ream
package. ........... I5c
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

oar optical department In oomplste IN
svery detail. Compstsnt ortioian IN charge.
We guarantees satisfaction.
THE J. STEiSNFrz JEwI1RY Co.
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Any one knowing the present. address Of
J. n. Burslsm. or his street lumber Wien be
resided Ia Hsisna ia ls92 will confer a
fAvsr by reporting same TO A. r. Cfutohsr
BAILEY block.
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPKR's BAzAR is journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest information about
Fashions, and lie numerous Illustrations Paris
designs. and pAttern-ahoet supplements are in
the professional modiste No sxpsnss IL spared
to make its artistic attracdvsne 81 the highest
order. Its bright stories, am sing oomedies.
and thoashaul essays satasfy all tastee and ita
last page ts famous - badGet Of wit and
humOr. In its weekly issues everything IL in
cludad which IL OF interest TO women. he
5artAi- Cor 1884 will BE- writeen BY william Black
and MAiter Hsaant short stories vii be
written By MARY HilkiAa, Maria Louise Pool,
huth AoEnsry stuart. Marion HaFiand. and
otAers Outdoor eports and ln-door Games,
Socisl Entertainment, Embroidery. ana sAAer
tea. new teries Is promisst Of Coffee and
hepAtee "
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"Dian, the counts fool. and foil Of gold"
ALA We'll hat knda Well
and yOu naturally infer that the count has
been eating bread made from the famous Rex
-four
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Gold haaa tea cot. real ehins. 50 pieces. for .;
81 he bee Hive.
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GOLDEN SCEPTER
AT
FACTORY PRICES.

Our Cakes, Bread, etc, are
made of pure and wholesome in
gradients, in as clearly manner
as in your own kitchen:
Fruit cake, lb... 4oc
Pound cake, lb........... 4oc
Lady cake, lb............. zoe
Angel cake, each. .. 35c
Jelly rolls, ? for.... 2Sc
Wine cakes, , for....... 2sc
Cup cakes, dozen. .. Iso
Cookies, dozen. ... Zoe
Doughnuts, dozen. . Zoe
Pies, Observation-Disclosures. 2sc
Layer cakes, each. ....... 2sc
Pumperniekel .......... Zoe
Boston brown bread. ...... Ioc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Go 10 the clearing sale this seek Of crockery,
glassware. lamps aud other goods A. he leo
live
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

To call and see . complete line Of ohiHa
glassware. lamps. silvervars. ate.
Prices to suit every parse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
+. J. EDWARDS, Park AvenHe.
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Any one knowing the whereabouts OF my
father. John II. Gerrish. who left Billinas
Mont. IN 1856 1857. aud went 90 Living
ston, Mont. will be comforting a great
favor 90 bis son. Will A. GEKRIsH,
Malta. Mont.
Washington aud Oregon papsrs plesss
opY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
WGIIlStGil'S

HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-365 Canal
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Meets seoond aud fourth Saturday
n regular communication - tho above
"A. namei lodge will take place AZ Masonic
Xxx lofnple. corner 81 broadway and lac kson
~ Nsirgeis. tits evening A. 40 o'clock All
members are "a peotcd 10 h. prompt Ia attendance.
aud soiourning brethren arr cordially inVitsd
A. J. 1hANEN. W. "a.
JOS. J. HINDsON. secrctArI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Our Candy and
Chewing Gum do
partment h. tho
largest in Non
and contains
wellAssorto 4 stock
You can buy chew
ing Gum Of us at
Chicago prices
Will forward price
list TO dealers on
application.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Linen Umbrella Shades for
Banquet or Piano Lamps, silk
fringed, with holders.
Special Today 4sc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

German Plate Glass Mirrors,
SxIo inch, walnut frames.
Special Today zoe,
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

The Volumes Of the Bazaar begin With the frat
Number Tor January Of each year. When no
time IL mentioned. subscriptions will begin with
order.
Bound Nslumes % HAHrERs BAzAR for the
ysars back. in neat cloth binding. will be cent
By mail. postage paid, or By express. free Of ex-
Tense lprovidsd the freight does not exceed one
dollar per volume, for 81 % per volume
Clofh Gases FOR exch volume. snitAbls for
bindins viii b sent b. mail. postpaid. on
receipts Of Sl.oo ZACH
Remittancss should bs made By Post-ofhcs
Money Order or Draft TO avoid chance or loss
Newspapers not 20 cspy this advertisement
without the express order Of Harper brothers.
Address.
HARPER a BRoTHERA NEw YoAg
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

SIS china hsh set. hand painted. for si2 at
Tho lee Hive this week.
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"Ihs Union Pacific are Fairly In H."
Three thousand mile books good over en-
tire system. including steamers. Port
land 90 San FrAnsisoo) and Montana Union
railway. With baggage allowances OF 200
cents per mile.
Only line 60 the east via Salt Lake and
Denver. Pullman diniag and sleeping cara
also tourist sleeper aud elegant chair cara
Tee the worlds pictorial line. purchasing
tickets at No. - North Main street
II. q. MusoN,
Freight aud Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

GOLDEN SCEPTER
AT
FACTORY PRICES
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Rogers Tea Spoons, triple
plated on white metal.
Special Today 9 for 75c.
Sale limited to 9 to one customer
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Legal blanks At this office.
Buy sa5O hat for 81 at The Bee Hive this
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
HELENA BRIEF

You can bay : sla-. BERN se, at The Be, Hive
this week for Sc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Imitation Cut Glass Vinegar
and Oil Cruets, assorted patterns.
Special Today Ioc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Eggs.
Butter
apples.
Cider.
Oranges.
] emone
Cranberries.
Nuts Of all kinds
Figs aud Dates
Garden Seeds.
Held Feeds
Grass Seeds
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Ilandsoms line Of new wash goods just re-
ceiyed az sands Bros
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10
John n. Gerrish

e. will buy library hanging lamp At The
H,e hive that will cort 9 At any other store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Latest improved patent Coffee
Mills, grind faster and finer than
any other.
Special Today 2sc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-10

Best quality Turkey Feather
Buster, I4-inch.
Special Today 2sc.
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect October "a, 1893

DEPART FROM HNLTNA.
No. l. Butte Local daily. except Sun.
Ne. q Atlantic Express. sAstbor nd. i2:85 y. m
No. - Pacific Express westbsund. b.z5 y m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
washinxssu S,ocr Cx.s.,

sales-regulsr can-l2 e'clook ND a s@.
1884 Columbia Fire fnsGrasS s" i, Sns q, Isus' ct
Government Bends--U. s s.. registered ils b,S
asked. e 5. S. IN 's la cOuP0'' iits BID im
District OF Columbia Bon,ls.-ao wear fund "a lao
cueS ssar iSaf IFS sod s ~ T, sa ws' s
f fis bio IT'S iSs .. 10 'i a. sSss fsSdr egTsy
MisSsaascas ., soa 2 sSs -, .S0, s
town talFend COW. O.. lst. isS I'D Washing 10.
MctrcToiiian Rsilraad SoDr. Gu ,os LJ ,,G ~
SetS RsAroad Is, - bid. 30 asked khh-stoz
s tsnx '-, e "a ,is I'D wasSasi@ Gss cSs;psas
is sd rs asked American srca i'T' and i,asi
Ss. r and A. 100 eld; AIneliran security and
So@Pany hi 6 l ics ga ga W Es.s ns.
assertion S. los bid iis sslSi wSssin s1ss
Sah,T lnfss5R'Ty Isl 81, g. io hid Ms.ast sh
Natieaal Rank siocks~R Rank Of wa.hIsrt,u. sls
rs S "a ist'5 asT sSSh of ' Ha O rs $50 "a
Ssn'rI al 80 bid sos Sskcd fslncrs ED Me- lal.
seas IL. BID Go!sasis Us fss sla ''t - ..ssd
S1pitai r iis nd Nc, End, ,lgs ia lieS
bid. rs ssksd 6hiO. * a. Z.. ed ~ '-"''h 10
50 SAFE brTosi, and fTst Som ms ,ionSi
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" ssli6a 100 H.t S S's and c.oor
IS bid. 3iO asked Me:~sIr,f'ra. ~ lid ~ asked
Colunbin. 50 hid. 6s askeL BELT. - md Et-
ingtan, 81 lid.
Gas aud Electric rlgh: s,ocSs. --washr,=iaa ss..
4ss I'D. AN asked G'.,rs.,...~n ,'"s 20 hd. q.
:. Electr Light .l23 hid. i21 askrd.
insurance Stocks fi-.in'T u IA q. ssl.-l
r-ans a. 43 lid. ~ aSsssl. Nef.a 80. y i,.
so asked. Corcornn 90 lid. Potomac 10 bid
Arlington. 49, hid German A merriam. no nd
National Union. - hid, i6 asked. Columbia 1875
hid Ia asked Riggs, ~ bid. q asked peopls's
81 I'D IAncoln. biS. "a ask-d.
Title Insurance Stock-.-R-al Estate Title s11p
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inctoa Title. bid.
Telephone StoCks.-Penns, lraniq. 10 hid Ches,.
peake and PotJuac, 81 lid, % asked Am.Iis-ln
siraI,hopisre, It'd. asked. Pneumatic Gun Car
rage, % hid. 30 asked.
MISCELLANEOUS Sto,ks.-washinxtsn Market. 1.
hid. 70 asked Great Falls Ice. 1870 bId 100 a.trd
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