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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
HOBOKEN.

u,.o marty, was given 10 Mr. and Mrs H.
Koch Of No 100 Park-ave., on MonHa! e''''"i9
occasion being Mrs. KOchs twenty -tiI'IN ." ,,.',,.
Among those present were Mr.. ana MIS- ~
II Ellis Mr. and Mrs. f. Robbins. M anu W.
u cerbardt MIR and Mrs. Lee, Mr. ana MIS- =
I,,Corroick Mr. and Mrs p. Gerhardt jr' Mt. ana
Mrs stacy. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher Mt ana MIS-
+ Clausen Mr. and Mrs. \. Fuller MI anu vi
George ouirk Mr.. and Mrs. ": Toffen Mis- 49, S.
Heath Mrs. G. Kuncken MISS 20; adolph and
tnescessfl entertainment was given at the Frs,
Ranfisf Church on Monday evening for ne ben i
81 Tho moor The affair devised by MIS-. l.Irn,
Sro ho Those Who took part in the entertainment
we're Mrs Charles Patterson MISS agnes " lion"
NE Waiter Cornelius Valentine Burgess Cruden'
Master r. Eldrdge Mr. FLEMING rro'e''0' 'i'''
Corporation Counsel Minturn, Of Hoboken mas
had conference with Judge LippncoN IN reiefenceI
to the recent certiorar OF the purchase o, so",
Site for $40 600 the wri having been granite on an
allegation that the property Was worth only s4 w
Mniurn Informed him that the writ had been
sought f9 P9F aean a2d suc fS
friendly to him in the coming elee[o h p
, ~as s 5sla '4 used a' BY Mayor Fasan enemies
proof that the price CHARGED was eX9TDitan[, JGeg
~ before the election but ne could not dispose of i
unless Judges Dixon. Magic and Van SyCkie sh9ull
defsf ,he TSe fact I'M nat Judge ppcot nmae
that this could be done gives MI MinlurH ietSo,-
able hope that ne may be able 10 obtain such an
order. - .u..,..A,o ou.ar
tainment in observance Of the third anniversary
Of its Organization. Among those who took part
Mere Hoffman, G. 6. Brockman, A Swalf j.
Woolf Mr.. and Mrs. Brockman-Spiger; D. v On
-ruyisk ] Svalf Saras Weld Andre Benost, W. +.
Peper and \. j. BENJAMIN - ,,,.
The fifth annual convention Of ne Jersey ,Slty
District Epworth League vas held in me firSt
Methodist Episcopal Church on THURSDAY Ad-
dresses made by the Rev a. y. * KlcnaHqsop
Faulks the Reys F. Crasto Geo. George F. DicKin-
Edgar b Moore and Miss Matte Matthias; Cor
responding Secretary George H. ncks rGSa session. g
was addressed by the Rev. j. O. Wilson, of Brook
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IRNI\GTDN.

At special meeting ~ the Township Board ON
Monday night the franchise to the New-York and
Philadelphia Traction Company came up for hnl!
massage II about To - through when dis
covcry wAs made. The original ordinance was miss
iur and a new document had been substituted
search Was made. and the franchise found I'm
the clerks desk. Merton H. owen ana W. &. Ward
were appointed TO strdighten ont tn ordinance f1r
final passage last night.
Chairman ". Il. Ward Of the Township Commit
tee and his wife left Wednesday for Jacksonville
Pa for the benefit Of Mrs Wards health
The annual meeting Of tn irvingtOn School Dis
trlct no 81 Will be- held next Tuesday. BESIDES the
election Of q member Of the BOARD Of Trustees the
following questions will be submitted. For voting a
fax of $3.50 for maintaining free public schools in
the district and for the payment OF a note of 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
MONTCI.AIR.

The only social incident ~ any prominence durin?
The H,ek WAS the presentation on Thursday might
Il Among he Breakers which was given for
tho benefit 81 tn Chlirens Home The cast
made up " members II the Dramatic club. nc.ui'
INK George Inness Herbert H. Drake. Harry &
Nash Thomas jefferson. Harry j. Chaplin, IT., \. T.
Greene Nina u u Duncan. Miss stella Iogue. Miss
Mabel fIenng and Mrs W. \ Bryant After the
pllr the floor was cleared Tor dancing ana the or
ch,stri Played until a late hour
The March meeting Of the Town Improvement As
ISOLATION VAS held IN the assemby-room on FRI
dav afternoon. with Mrs. Olive Thorne Miller as
the speaker her subject being Brds. 49,, -, .,,,
'rh.' Non,c,alr cub has called meeting for TINS
,.',,, 49, 49,, mon resolution. opposed to the grant
"n ~. highN,vs of Montciir. and opposing the
pDnd.ng application for the location OF tracks on
~ the meeting Of The directors Of me Mon,G aa,
club the following officers were eItGra' TtnrGem
Cyrus W. ToPH, WtT-py W,,m H. iaiam House
,,onni,i.c John Il. LNermore, S.as StI i
Th9Gmf " I~P"l r ,;rNenr r. NJ BOYD jr Mem
h.r.HIn immi,tcc John IL Wilson. f. g. Temple
t,l " Ga !,I,r, Entertainment committee. John
r Wits, Art Committee Jo rrh IA came. com.
uE;,iar rr Of the brotherhood Of The nnion
. w. Gcorsc r !'rptoT Marion ri: lis H. : K. j.
I,agi nrF' !, r. y y DUNLAP nj ""''"'
'H i h next IL, regular melting Of the W. C. T. t.
wh!'n WEI I,s -" viii be The Advantages Of
iI,vng Women on school HoarlS' am slrohs
,frnris are being made to secure outot-to"h speak
crs who may hold practical views on the sun]et,,
\ number Of women in Montelalr are anNi 1I 10
b,vr their sex represented IN the BOARD OF Euura-
ION asserting that they are or necessity more IL
riiior with the needs Of children man are men
Thn Montciar Military Company VIII In future
~, it ys,iiv drill on Friday evenings, under the
n i,t, ~ tIiutant tierardin and Captain Bum
td ho have been detailed for that purpose from
fhc In Regiment Drill will be held In the Bicycle
Snera House formerly the RINK ,, -
Ee%t Monday afternoon. at o'clock, Charles J.
ryss viii civ" an organ recital in the First Congre-
,'.,I,,ai Church He will be assisted by MIS-
{ Charles TYLER DGtton. soprano. ,,, .
~ t,,,i If t,lu,aton has decided to build IA
rt,,n,rv s0honl al Montclair Heights To accomino,
ote about thirty children; who are forced TO raNel
VI 80 dis,anrr To the Montclair schools ana are
nrrvnnteI from Attending during Indictment weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
snrTn OKNNGE.

Tho NNae, Improvement Society has cl'''cl these
.,r,er,. pr.-Il.n, r. O'C1u1r sloane. Vce-pr's.-
l.r,s. pr Henry \ Mani"vila arl car r. BIZ
q,'s,. se.ro,ary. Edwin Allen. treasurer. ir
IIenry \ r1.eforl momh'rs - 'h" EN''Hiiv"
Board tfor ~, vcprsi. G"ors" T.. Taggitt br.
William chandler AID y = Stevens
The south Orang" and Naplc~o"l street IaIwhN
company has gwen ont the contract ior the hrSi
..r,l'r nr tho nov road - Evans. Amiral * Coz
- XcW York The work is to J." completed about
the middle ~ next month
vertse for BIDS FOR sewer bonds. rot exceeding
g.; -, with interest At . per cont 10 run uhi
January 1915. but % be r"dc.mlhl" after July /.
larl IT, ~.
4 social was he'd In the parish house ~ thr FIRST
t,r,,h,,c,l,n church on Woln.sd night under the
alspces Of The Mems club. assisted b, the Ladies
Tho south Orange Township COMMITTEE" will hold
rrre,lngs TO discuss railway franchises on Tuesday
ana wednesday nights next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
NIII}t'

on Thursday night Tennyson's Dream Of Fair
Women was given by the young ladies' Of the
Springfield Methods; Episcopal Church. In the
Town Hall There recitations and vocal and
instrumental music.
The Young peop,e of the Baptist Church at Mil
b,rn gave 4 musical and literary entertainment
Thursday night IN Bonneils Han
The grammar department Of the Springfield Public
school gave n reception Wednesday evening in the
Town Hall About 100 people were present
The Twelfth Night club of M!burn. held It's
monthly social meeting at the home of the Misses
Hamilton In Rectorst. Tuesday night. special
feature was the peanut hunt, IN which the prizes
were~won by Miss Headley, Of Miburn, and j. r.
Lauenstein OF Springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16

evening at the home of their son-in-law 'eorse -:
sterling. no 60 Highest Mr. and MIS- r oraa n re-
are residents of I.tchfed. Conn. There was IT,
are in Inc afternoon and in the evening the
yoHns people enjoyed danee Am9ns me fnSs Rev and
~ - - Ipson OF Litchteld; General Bird w:
Spencer NJ and Mrs George st1I Ila brown GS Mrs
2srrv Archer Miss Archer Mrs Aboot,, MISS ,
,ramsey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Re1ua M rs s" uoIlis
ter and the Misses HOLSTER. H.. ,,,st tho
An average OF sevcntyve people Gay % ys n
81 n RS heen open only month nut tne No' N,ts
lass for whom is intended spprecaTb e
iroros" 70 start a collection Of volumes for German
readers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
LINDEN.

M, , ,,oc,ed township collector and town
hi, c,o,k hero are unable to get possession Oh
,ba,r offices because the incumbents 'ol!ector
trimmer and Clerk Milford. refuse TO SURRENDER
the books and papers They I'VE III tnn p0t1H a
- poeplle which recently ioruiyu ". W 70 :
~ indsn township and II being c.al"eu tna' ti.s
made them non-residents an seS rr SS r'" NJ
~ M - chosen last year for a term Of three
Mu!lo' "a consulted "A lawyer, VINO ADVISED them TO
wears a,' ,bair naccs as they could not be forced
hoih on t,ce until their terms expired 1t was sup
nul W ,hnt a bill that passed the Legislature and
poser l , on March by the Governor covered
MIS- MIS- ppmt but the counsel for the incImbsnts as
sertS 'A': egal contest will be the outcome OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
WESTFIELD.

Miss Kathryn Vail only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Vail. and William f. MacClymont Of Plain
field were married Tuesday evening in the
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. y. w. Caldwell off,
ciated. assisted by the Rev. DR.. MacClymont Of
Newark uncle OF the bridegroom The bridesmaids
were Miss Scheffer. OF Trenton. and Miss Bogert OF
this place. william Pease of Piainfeld was best
man.
The Joint committee OF the Boards of Education
Branch Mills school open. A portion OF the ex-
penses will be paid by Westfied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
HARRISON.

The Common Council of Harrison and the Town
min Committee OF Kearny held joint meeting
Monday night at Kearny Township Hall to again
discuss means of getting better supply OF water.
II was agreed that the towns should become owners
~ tho mains I'm Kearny-ave. by purchase from the
Y-s.v civ Roard of Works. II resolved tina;
tho water committees of the towns. together with
tnwn counseIs and town treasurers, urge the pas
sage Of the bill providing for the condemnation
u mains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
BELLENlLI.E.

A, the meeting OF the Beevllle Township Com
nnittee on Tuesday evening. petition was received
from the majority of the property-holders In New
=, raoues,ing the committee to macadamize that
thoroughfare from John-st 20 Joralemon-st
A number OF of scarlet fever have been re-
norted 10 the Board of Health within the last two
DAYS the disease having appeared in several parts
~ the town This is the only contagious disease
Thai has appeared In Bellevillc Township since last
October, the health OF the township being above
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
MI LEY

The Yan.acaw Hose and Truck Company has
elected. President Henry ) connolly. Yre-presi-
dent. Joseph = Dolan. treasured Nmam "ium'
secretary James : Nvllc FOR man, Richard W.
Roo'h. assistant foreman. Wilson G. kierSitad.
The Board % Ecgs'ry and tiecuon WI WI NEE
10 revise the registry lis'e. The election VIII he
held on Tuesday. April p at tho Park Hal
The Junior Sorals he'd an entertainment AZ me
house o. the Nu:ley Field club last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
PASSAI('.

The bill introduced by Assembly man King to en-
able Passaic to buiid new school passed the ; IL
ate on Thursday and will be signed by the Governor
next week. The school has been contemplated ever
since last fall. The city did not have power to
issue the $4,000 bonds necessary. and the law az
passed gives all thirlclass cities the right to issue
bonds for new schools To the amount of 100000.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
James -. Cramsey celebrated on Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
RAfiWA Y.

The Union County Roadsters are making pre-
variations for their amateur minstrel entertain
mont which will take place Immediately after
Lent.
The German Presbyterian Church In lrvng-st.
IL still without Il pastor The Rev. Mr.. Freye. of
Bloomfield College. occupied the pulpit last sun
day. -, &c.,
Miss Gertrude Warren, solost OF the Second
Methodist Church. has been engaged as the SOLO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
WEST OF THE
NEW-JERSEY NEWS NOTES
JERSEY CITY.
THREE MID-LENT WEDDINGS GILL;
RRATED THIS WEEK
ENTERTAINMENTS BY ORGANIZATIONS AND TN'
vATE NDIvIDCALs-PERSoNAL AND

SOCIAL NOTES.
George CAM of Jersey city ana MISS 'N'." "
Koch Of Buffalo. married at me nom,
Of the Rev James Parker. pastor 81 Ule ne
Presbyterian Church. on Monday me H"uhS O.1r. .s
started on the same evening for Florida. On 'heH
return reception will ba given at their nome NO
1873 New-York-ave.. on the Heights
G. Herbert Rice. Of the Second Nau'h" "''i"
OF Jersey City. was married on TUESDAY a. '"e
home Of his sister. N PousHkeepse' 70 M.s
Katharine Gnchrist. The Rev spence VI i''0'
father OF the bridegroom ofhc.Ateo' ne ~, ,,9
coun,e de,ar;ed Immediately for an eNtendei tour
OF the South ,,o,
Miss Hattie Longbogan and Henry R9seAoecN
were married on Monday. a, the home OF ''' jim
parsnts Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I-ongb2Hai, No
., v..ors, n, MONDAY evening. The Rev James
parker ras,or Of the Second United PrrSoF
Church offcia,ed. John KosenbeGk me 81 ne
groom's brother. was best man su.d for Europe on
the Have on TGeI4 Wcr1d e. 20 order of SCOT
,,5b ne cans cave a reception on Wednesday nisht
M the rooms Of the clan. PIllsa"e dd't' Pa us
Victor Macpherson. Mrs. Thomas Miller James
Banks. Mis- IA;as Wood. George Rsn1Si AL, "T WE
lam h BaRier Thoms Frank nS, fT1 1;aa
Miss Aggia Mcclellan Mrs McAei;"I. n1ar CSoper
Mr. ami Mrs James Williamson NJ Mr.. am !, M WT
John Ble9sk Mr. en- MIS- Mr. a. and Ms Robert
MTs John rr5ye M and Mi H. J ann MRS G0+ An
drew Robinson Mr. ana Mrs Robert NJ, McE si IN
Wr and Mrs Jonn Sever.dge Mr.. and Mrs Hin'"
Munro n' and Mr, ana Mr.: Wiam i5r9 G,1n, ARMY
Garfield circle No o. Ladies OF the Ci!dii IA ny
of the Repubc held reception n i nr noiu
Mrs william F. Fitzhenry; No. d 0ne' wnIe Wr
and Mrs. Dunn, Mi and Mrs Clesland. MI N ar,
Mrs Ainsworth Mr.. ana Mrs. D. FlzhhenrX' Ms NJ
Mrs Scheid Mr ana Mrs. George FEhenryii MIS-
c'nnnineham Miss Maggie Gleason; MI, anu H. Ne
Lawrence Mrs o shaver Mis- lda In TnaV and Mrs
Ailmon Mr.. and Mrs y Van !hh'e wees n, Thearv
Pnrter Mrs Wohn Mrs. and the MSSees ~ n" az
Mrs Van Buren, Mrs and the MsseS ME-: ,c NJ Mrs Il,
Mrs sutton Mrs and Miss Harris MIS-; 'o' Ter
Hancock Mrs and the Misses clark Mrs 1S5STr
Ms Iienzl Mrs. Taylor. Miss laura rlt" I,
Miss Ranchs Lawton Miss s Drag TSE MISS
W. Cutler. Mrs. ana Ms 6 5yeiS G DYE and Lulu
fRrowning and. Mrs Neice ana Mrs Alen. ,ar.ss.,
The Central Christian EaleaVor NIL De a,r i ~.
at the First Presbyterian Church ms eVt ,S n
abe ma stor the Rev Charles Herr; {. b. Du"o'S anu
Max O'Rel viii lecture at Has3,o uSH iLSness
1ersnv CIV this evening. on Her foyd. go,
Woman the lecture having been postponed lro'"
The Rambiers club met at HasoroHSh IHt',.ionei
on Wednesday afternoon to discuss ose c1-ntuctej
Wuseums Of London The meeting Was Co Hturr'e,
bv Miss Amelia b. Meyers and was iu'i u '"'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
NApIEWODD.

The Republican primary of the rhis' a. .,onn.
District for the election of member % ,"r,awooa
~ Committee will be held IN the
nublic school on Monday night next. ,ran,ewood
The LADIES' Aid Society OF ,he mnnar and
Methodist Episcopal CHURCH hei1 80 si In Noun.
social at the home OF {. Haisey Reeve '
tain-ave. on Wednesday night.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY.

collection trip in Harrison and Kearny; Every
letter box I'm both towns will be collected from on
Sunday nights. the carrier arriving at the Newark
office 10:.5. .
The members Of the old East Newark Manner
Choir at the annual meeting on Tuesday. Gecie1
10 reorganize under the name OF the harrison
LeiderkranZ Society. and elected these oftcers
President, Valentine Diedrch; viceprcsident GeorSe
Reher: financial secretary. John Ahmos, recording
Secretary William Linderman; treasurer, Frederick
GaSSert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
HUDSON RIVER.

siryer for the next orchestral concert OF the
Taihsncia Orchestra at Hoboken, on the night OF
March % o,to,,a,io, ,b., bor.
after any tramp caught within the t city limits
Will be forced TO work for l% eH,S IioJ h nou.s
tached to his leg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
Y E3ON A.

the Epworh League Of the Methodist Episcopal
church gave a conunGrtm supper az the home OF
Miss Carrie Scott on Wedno sIly evening.
The Board OF Education has decided to ask an APP
propriation of 5000 10y the township for school
maintenance
Pompton Turnpike through Verona viii be- macad-
amZed in the spring.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-24
GROCERY.

Fresh Lettuce daily
New Asparagus daily
New Onions daily
New Radishes daily
New Pieplant daily
Sweet juicy Oranges
Choice Lemons and Bananas
We aim to carry the finest fruit in the market
In Baked Goods we carry a fine
assortment
We have fresh Bread every day
Ginger Snaps per ID. .......... DC
Z lbs Crackers $500 Dc
Good Tomatoes per can -. &c
Arbuckle's Coffee per pkg go. 2oc
Lion Coffee per pkg ..........2oc
XXXX Coffee per pkg ........ 200
Quaker Oats .......... lOo
Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food - loo
bars Jaxon Soap ............ 2o'
bars Silver Soap. zoo
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been granted to
the following: Geo. W. Simmons and Dora
Moudy; Thomas Willxer of Loudoun county,
Va. and Clara Mahorn of this city; Will
liam Jackson and Rachel Rebecca Ran
dolph: VIM. Douglass Writ and Nina
Bartlett; Howard j. Gaylor and Katie C.
Kersey; Alexander Cheatham and Annie
Ball, both of Falls Church. Va; William
Dudley and Elizabeth Brooks: Rudolph ].
Seidenberg of Buffalo. N. Y, and Henret-
ia F. Frankie of this city; Thomas Blosi
and Agnes DERRICK; Robt. w. Thornton and
Grace ]. Darling, both Of Alexandria, Va;
Robt. A. Dirom and Elizabeth Payne jack
son. both of Lynchburg. Va; Perry H.
Smith of Chicago. ILL.,. and E. Pauline
Sawyers of Stafford county, Va; Jacob
Wendell, jr.. of New York city. and Marion
Fendall of this city; William Terry and
Mary A. johnson; VIM. C. Crawford of
Iowa and Sarah E. Myers of this city;
Charles Middleton and Emma Mason; Will
liam Street and Annie K. c. Drummer;
Cephas Johnson and Susie Myers; Martin
Biba and Katie Denginghous.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-reguar call-12 o,clock m:-Eckinst .r
Is, $50 at Isl Lincoln Fire Insurance. 100 at sa
Government Bonds.-U. S As; registered ~ , BID
IT, T. s. as s. s Bid. SS assed my DID, ~
District Of Columbia b BOndsTssa5 T., fnn Ma; u.s.
stest Is 1901. lie bid Mater stock g.
M MiSceilaneous Bonds Washington and George
town Railroad conv es ls iSo BID 1s' asked "a
SS bid los asked rs a,,1 EsFGsd Is, Sid I'D is
asked. Columbia Railroad Is, 1os1a bid. lloh
asked Wsshingao1 Gas c Gompany u.s. series iis
bid Washington Gas Company s9n ", Us iSs od.
& asd s
asked. American Security and Trust Is, I. and A.,
So 100 100 Dd Ha1 ans as ny M $
IL e. &. IL al M.ssas s iss
ton IS, lo5 bid Washington Light Infantry st 6s.
~ Sapi o Bank Stocks Bank Of Washington $50
bid 800 asked Bank of bs The s,d Reg1 l $50 bid
is5 bid 90 asked second, 1879 BID l.o asked.
Capital, lis bid. West End. los bid. liois asked.
Traders lo2 bid lI2 "a asked Lincoln loo bid. los
DEPOSIT and Tru a 100 bid Us asked sWsshinstoa
eSsiy ann and rust ba Iss asEaa WASH
inston Safe Deposit, s5 asked
2TO bid $50 asked Metropolitan, 60 bid. 40 asked.
Columbia. 60 bid. 20 asked. Belt. IS asked. Eek
ington, 70 bid.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-washington GaA
40 bid, 1917 asked Georgetown Gas, 30 bid, 55h
asked. Z. 8. Electric Light, 'l33 bid, 1884 asked
Insurance Stocks.-Firemen's, 49,. bid. 4oI, asked.
Corcoran, 81 bid. Potomac. 6s bid IS asked. Ar.
lington. $50 bid 157 asked, German American. Ito
bid National Union, - bid. - asked. Columbia,
1875 bid. 1871 asked. Riggs. bid, IA asked. Peo
pies, sly bid, SIS asked. Lincoln So bid, asked.
Commercial, bid, asked.
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title, 100
bid, 116 asked. Columbia Title. rs bid. asked
Washington Title. asked. District Title, 10 bid,
IL asked.
Telephone Stocks Pennsylvania, SO bid 80 asked.
American Graphophone 2is bid. 27s asked Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, .26 bid.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-washiugton Market, IL
bid Great Falls Ice. 100 bid, l42 asked; Bull
Run Panorama, 30 asked. Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat. 80 bid. Lincoln Hall, so bid MerSsni
thaler Linotype. l6O bid. 1870 asked.
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HIS NECK BROKEN
Fatal Gave-In at Union Station Exoava-
ton.
A Timber Crushes One of the Work.
men-A Georgetown Tragedy Today
Lived Ten Minutes.

About noon today there was fatal acct
dent near Seth and Prospects streets. where
laborers and carpenters IRE working on
the excavation preparatory to the erection
of the union passenger station. The acci-
dent vas the result of q cave in, which
caused break in the snoring, and one Of
the boards struck and almost instantly
killed a carpenter named Marcellus Allen.
whose residence in the directory Is given
as 32S 18th street southeast, although q
receipt in the dead mans pocket indicated
that he had recently moved to tit 18th
street southeast
The excavation contract was given to
Contractor Carver. who sublet portions Of
the work. Unusual preparations were made
to avoid accident, and the snoring being
done today was rendered very difficult be-
cause of the depth of the excavation near
where this work was being done.
AT noon the laborers. with their picks
and shovels. left the excavation to go to
dinner. and as soon as they got out the
carpenters went in and started on their
work
Hardly five minutes had elapsed before
the fatal accident happened. The wood
work was being put up to prevent the very
thing that happened-a cave-in; but before
the work was well under way the cavern
occurred and the carpenter was struck on
the back Of the head with one Of the tim
bers.
The cavern came so suddenly that escape
was impossible, and the board struck the
carpenter with such force that it was
feared his neck was broken. He lived
about ten minutes after he was injured.
The police patrol wagon was sent to the
scene of the accident and the body was re-
moved to the morgue at the seventh pre-
cinct station.
The coroner was notified. and he will
probably make a preliminary investigation
this afternoon and hold an inquest tomor-
row. when the responsibility for the acci-
dent will be fixed