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The Progress., 1896-08-29

Assuming the interview At Wasmn9-
zoe, T,iv nf Mr., s y. Hicks, OF tne
Hicks Company. limited OF Sh'evepo
;',,nrr.r,ly rr,,ortpd. in which II" ts 'nau,
s., snv "iu I, tiisiHna; as be views ~
,,,.,r., ar. ,hre,, classes Of men VINO 1avoT
free silver s.
, TnE IGNORANT: VINO have "ade
no ,tudy of the questidii. =. -
THE POLITICIAN: Who ''sem "s
,,.a,,. 20 get or retain office. l.,
THE FELLOWS: Who thlnk t"ey nan
easily get OFT OF de9ll, u may p''''
vail ,.,,,,, ~, fourth
,,a.s s' w, vii, suppor, the RAphbDcan
,.n,ni,es for spys he. II viii vote IoI
i, M"Kinlev on gold -tandara. ! a'n
.,..r.,fnr.. from Mr. Hicks standpom'.
",ith,r tie first or t'nrh class -posa,,mv
, T., hnth H. ,ha, ,,s il uay, a,p SIN II.
~ o'' n,,n.,,v business across TEXTS
street directly opposite Mr.. HICKS pihJ,o
y NJ hu.iress. and IA John Alien la p.
y't.., m ape arh during the cahpap.
=, fnr con .ressiouai hVnors III oppVo'ow'
v ~ y.ueru, aspiring for the same honos'
sa;d. Let All generals vote Tor tlie geuo., g.,,,.
't und nj, r,ivntps vote tor ,De, "nMn
,v,s don. n, sufficient numbers ior "'o
i'm I,hn ,i,rp "a rrivatt) of M'ssis-
s,nn, tn defea, his nppor'n' q gen:rai,
b, an overwhelming N lo,",. ,n".
-~t Let aii audtHg ~ M'h' 'nS las
trade with Mr.. ;. b. Hicks 40 III s"sJ la.
mr. I.I +, or Boise, ol biand toe'' uaus .,....s
= with nv. will see Mckinney ~ '"o"
before y i'll vote for NM
The Progress., 1896-08-29
Ice Crrao Resli2ol.

The ladies Of Allendale mission
caye an leo cream festival Tuesday
evening. A mos, enjoyable time w"s
speut by all. Cream cakes a"'
iemopade we're served,
The choir furnished sweet Music
and tho fortune of many was for't II
The ladies' were quite fortunate
the receipss amounting to S25 W.
Heartily congratulate them ON thel
success
The Progress., 1896-08-29
SHOWS GRATITUDE.
Judge Watkins Expresses His
Appreciation
OF the Action Of the Blenvlll" Bar
in Suggesting His Name For
tho Supreme Jndgeship.

A,arule The public man IL nn-
pra,, ful, the politician worse THAN
ungrateful However much ass's'-
aucs tho ,uu,y,huM or newspaper
gra nltou4ly rennersa po't'''a" amt"
canIdate, "a u general hing h" may
take tho tims to say thank yon; b"
will seldum remember yOu. u1,"s7 no
can strengthen his chances 1nd III
Nuence thereby. TherefNre when
,here comes forth from thl1 disorder
a light that has ali ,wn to th" com
trayy anil r.uerte somo uf Me sprIl'
og huuau goodness. It dnee the Pn''''
good To hear Of it. Fer 'h's rpaA"n
among others The P,ngross 'HkeE
pleasure W publishing from the p'"
of judge J. +. WatkNns hls acknoWl-
eIyemput of the courtesy nnd r'm
plimpnt paid him by the B'"n''''"
parish bar. Judge Watkins Is o"'
of the very few men III public l't'
who appreciates acts OF Kindness
= dispIays Of conhdenee III hts iu'eg
rty aud ability, and always has the
u manlness to sag 80,
II Following is hI-s feel'ngly 'N
pressed appreciation OF the grAre'n
vi .et of the before named bar who ac'e'
NJ and spoke in his absence:
N M1NprN, ia, August "a, lS'b -
Me,s,s. j. j.. Dormon, Chalrman, i
,1 G. Theus. Secretary and otner men
.,I b.rs of the Blenv,lle bnr-Gentl'
80, men. While ! have received N" to'
mal notice. | see from the newspape
49,. that you did mo tue honor,'n my AZ
20 sence, of recommending my appo'n
msut by the Governor to tiIl the y
I'VE ,ition on the Supreme Bspch to
u ado vacant by the election, to u
ne United States Senate OF Judge y
McEuery. While am not " cAn'
ne. date for the position and have
Mr. aue.ted my friends here not to "
NV name in this connection, ]
inc deeply moved 10y u serse OF appfee'
tion 70, the honor which yon ht
.,,A conferred.
~, Your uniform kindness during
So So practice together, and your cons'd
''hR nti,p courtesy aud forbearance WI
practcing before the court .
!, Is which / have the honor to pres
HIS have greatly endeared yon to
This last act has more tightly
rned mepted these bonds of friendship
,ake. has caused me to resolve, that,
Rus the help of an All Wise Prov'o'
ther. I will eudeav,r to proys worthy
,> v,ur esteem and confidence. Ih
,ny YOU for your klakuess. l ret
,..;. your friend, truly,
e'''' j. Y WArKr
The Progress., 1896-08-29
CLUB MEETS AGAIN.
The Membership List Still
Growing.
It Will Soon H,g,n an Art'v" Va"
pa'ED.

,;,,, ,f ,h,, |
Another 'S''''"' '",' v, ,hu
Hryan and seven '''' ""' "',' ,,
t" ~ h"''S' ''S' WV Wv 49,, ,,.,,.,,,,,y
G. S"ape was W DIS sew '"' ,,,,,.
{, y. i'''Rs ~ DIS "'N"' ,...
of tn" previous "'''''''% " .'... w
road ahd approved '"' ''' w 49,,
uouuc Il that AA' ''''' "a7 '''' "
cu'o''"'"' '' ne" "'''"'",7 '' ,,,,,,.
"ro' s"""'"'" '"n'"''' ~, w., "''w ~,
tunity a"d i"'"'"' ~ ~ IVY ~,
instructed t" "'o'' ''''& '' ,,,.
so " oo't''" "'"" "''''' 49, |',' ,',,, l,h
easily ''''2"''"S "' ,,,,,, ,,, h,.inc.. ON
The Progress., 1896-08-29
7 /
pss!b s( 4. e. fysns.

The MANY friends Of Mr.. II, Z.
Hyams regre, to hear Of his nn'lmely
snd No doubt suffering under the
influence of sorrow and grief, lifes
burden became greater than he could
bear aud by hi- own hand sought the
sleep that knows uowaken'ug lis
sad sad thing to have ON friends
taken from us so suddenly. MI
Hyams was we'll known to the cit-
zeus Of Shreveport having lived
here many, many yaars.
He WAS buried with military ser
vices by tho members OF the General
lie Roy Staiforp Camp, No. 3, u Z.
v, Of which he was member
"When cold iu the earth lies the friend
thou hast loved,
Be his faults and his follies forgotten
b., thee then:
Fl Vt ~ tFttH tAtit ttp Won Wv
removed,
Weep DER them in silence, and close II
again
ftt
q Pleasant carpr'ss.
Q ute pleasing surprise was il
store for the children OF the Gene
we've orphanage. Miss Lena Coo
assisted by those who took part !
the orphanags benefit of last wee
tr, ated the orphans to ice crsa II All
cakes at the home OF Miss Cook G
Crockett ST. Thesables we're dalntil
spread under the trees and the Int,
folks seemed to enjoy il hugely
I II
Ellie and Dlcxapder.
Ihe marriage rite OF Mr.. j.
Ellie, Of Texsrkana and Miss Fant
Alexander we're s,'sm z,l 1t t
The Progress., 1896-08-29
',laI Thoughts
| And Events,
/ =, ii. psorI' Of 5b's''
! ,.,f o tog 2

w;asly some are scattered
p' r,s,. some Vest, some Mort"
y .ame still in ,her So"'"'r"
say Iboms, Shreveport. port, ,,,, T. -,
~ ,sbo are viaiting tho j. 's'
lS,S saaS, are listening to the Hp'"H"
,',S,y a watpr4, to tho tapping OF
po zoo. as they roll inward ana
.,.,oat the rocky shores; '"'S
anon the shore aud wit" one
.,f,e.h themselves IN the Nv
E''e The beauties OF the
.,s to be visited M"t'''ee"'
wv ,.,u, towering building that
y. almost reach to he"Ve'
/ a,;fa, lakes whOee pI"c'o waters
.. Isaac Wai,one' ""d
',.,. 4 ,,,stiug to their noso"7,
Where, in all the wof'"' I" any
|hipg so grand "o' ""'''~' ,,'..,, It" S,aS- ",-
!, Tsllsf Ouly tho-' who n"'e '''
|trl i, aud l's'sued to the roar ' o. W., w.
a,hIug waters ca" appreciate g '''
- Some Of orr Southern
a. ,srbaps are watching 'h'
.,,A,oy ses,n,ug waters # "h'rl
pDOI Rapids, 'ome "r' wa'''e''"F '
lh,push the Yosemite '0'''y %.' ''"'',"f wy
|,sslr eyes on ITS beauties. o'"''' ''' w.
.'.v,ay western scenes, climbing tn
uaot;ss whoss snow capped peak
psrcs the clouds o"e 'a'"o' "" y"
.,sls;m. "How wonderful are III
| works, 0 God. Some are woo'''''' u IL
.lpuy the Pacific coast enn"''"s , '" w.
,...b ssa brsszss, visiting tho rich o'
sharls and sardsus of Calfor"'
Others have crossed the br'oy dee
and are reveiing the pleasures OF 10
s,oo Iands To those, who, thr"nt
INA win,,r have toiled and work'
rho have had little rest OF m'ho
body. to them the quiet eo"n'
nresants the dearest spot on ear'n''
wsviuy eorn fed. The whl'eh'
| cotton fields aud the merry Wh's
| Of the ploughman NJ he hotae"7
| ploas bis way, aud rs the iow'
| herds wind slowly oer tho leo da'
,lsss settles down a feeling ct pe
apd conteI,lmen, seem 10 rest w
/ All. OF those who are lef' IN the G
there is little to be said onr II
10 ON much i'll the same way bear
,he heat and burden Of the day,
/ the heat seems to be III excess
present.
The Progress., 1896-08-29
Tha N q Item last spring WAS Ell

The N. . Item last spring WAS ell
vaped IN correlling the Popn'isss,
and i. was talking free silver in near
" every issue. Now it IS supporting
Mckinley and the money power and
has managed to get the Pops ont OF
,he way Of iujuring McKinley,s cl.a''-
ces in Louisiana by having It's "M'd'
die of the roaoers" put out ss'1r ate
set of electors so that Bryaus's v"'t
will be split Those Populists wh'
thus made themselves the allies o
the Republicans ought to be asha"'
cd of themselves, Town TALK.
! Well Brother Mccormick! dou'
Won think the Item was actuated t.
monied consideration in Its suppo'
, Of Pharrf
Again, The Progress thinks ~
r impute too much influece to the lts
Aud in the next place we think ii
r Democrats aud Populists will y
unite o. scna ,Nel,;,..' s,.x !.
The Progress., 1896-08-29
Hon. w. A. PEFFER says:

wrrruRs FROM HMrowN Is 'u'' OF
rrac.ical thought on the 'eao'"s ''S'e
of the hour
The Progress., 1896-08-29
eouETulNG GOOD TO E\l.


Nothing is more co"d"c'v' to p""-
l,e heaI,h: no,h,ng will NOR" sp"''''y
INIT oue IA u pleasant h"m"' any
mukeh,m good natnre' ',p"h''cNP''''''
,,,1 ch.r,,nhle than Il good, 'u"A''
meal Th,s Is the reason 'h"' AT W"'
h,.rd with Frauk Se'w'eb weh' s"'n
;r;,, coou,eu,,nce, and are always
.;., f., fun Serw,ch's restaurant
and I,,dies' Dutug Parlors are
very popular resorts IN Shreveport
Masses Camii'e tud A'ma ''"''
~, AWAY III Chlcngo and ST. ho'''ss
bnv,ny the Fall and Wlotsr st t'oN 20
tho Wary A. Files Millinery Co., o
,.,h,cb the fmmpr ia president MIS-
C,u,,le GItFpu has eSce''"h' '"''e'
n practical business woman ""' ""
b, wsIl supplied with all 'h'"g" '''
=, e4sary TO please the ladies
The Progress., 1896-08-29
Hon. Z. p. BLAND says:

untcrcsling and valuable; wou'a
,,,, -, co.., # in the hands of all the
voters OF this country.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

- Il hAo become ina~
o. INDUSTRY Ase -
WuY poN'T YOU euv vvm
c,m.rA ..d learn v TAKE PietaI,s. Iss .@ snS
IA |. "nc a dc easiest Of sfte 70 mssss. .s .ss
nn' en- .;,i ;; IA = much pleasure n s's'As'~
HOW 70 USE .a. r.. a
you cannot a. up DISH R'sma "a " ,yy,n,i,S yTSi =
W viii do youS dsvs:iop.ns ,:Np =! i. .sss,. I
modsrsss prices. Ovs ~ "..sx~,rv
Photographers euppH1 =. ...s
Desoription alwsys
! ,ape'' :; = :: !; =: -: !:
The Progress., 1896-08-29
G. d. Hicks, Shreveport, LA.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

The Progress will sooh publish
aud keep standing, directory all the
cl urches aud Sunday schools of our
CITY. of both white aud colored, and
bope the pastors thereof will hand IN
or mail the names, location. hours OF
service, names Of supsrintendsnts OF
Sabbath schools. aud the various So
cieties and other braches of the
c,urch worship
| We would rather the pastors, o
others quite familiar with the worl
would call, rs We could then state on
wants more specifically, ,perhAps.
The Progress., 1896-08-29
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$40 WENrY DOLLARS. wv
$40. NO. NV

+ have for sale thoronhbred Jer-
sew heifer which will sell tor S2O
cash, She Is about ayear old and
NIT Registered, but il subject to regis
trstion.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

Miss Fanuie will he sadly missed
by her many Shreveport friends, bat
we wish her pleasaut hom' III Tex
akana.
22ersoooL
Ihe fr,ends Of Mira Gus HHyhe-
o,er will regret to hear sho IL ON the
slck hat
N,o.sr. Henry CABIN and T.. Vhe'pS,
after 4overuI weeks ahsenc"' are ~
| home again.
Misa Willie Grace Johuson Is Wis
p ling friends III Marsha'F We WIZ"
- her Il pleasant VISIT.
M,ss Sybu Xod,og aud A|'sH Han
s na Kahn arrived Monday
+ DR. Gray came home Monday
II from Hynson Springs,
W Mrs john n. Hicks friends "r'
Glad she il Improving.
y M,ss X ,t,e Jones' is ut home aga'
- - after pleasant VIA! To 'rle"'S
~, Marshall,
ls DIR ". II. L.Pradp, accompah'e
-, NV his wife aud son. haye bee
NV spsndiug several dnys at hynso
ng Springs.
he Miss Ruby Leaton has re'n'n'
,r- this week after spending sever
mon,hs in Galveston aud 9th
'ep points in Texas,
or Mr.. Arnold Marpurg is v's'h'
gh his mother and fther.
ied MIR. and Mira. Ban Ham" Ia
Or moved to Caddo street.
wy MIR. and lrs. Scrnggs arc at ho'
'"' to their friends on Cotton street
n ,I Misses Iede audtAugusta Gay
, I n ar are visiting their brother
tn. II. r. Fory in Tlmpsop, Tex
,rt Mrs. II. Dillenberger Is wat
.,c. friends III Marshall
Ipon Miss lizzie Hauser has retur
city from pleasant visit to h"sooroo
lives Miss Ursula Whitbeck is v'-''
ming friends uear Haagh1on
Aoo mMr. Yale Hicks, OF San Apton''
" visiting relatives III to'S c''s
many friends are glad to see hun
Mr. ". B. OgllvIe has retu'
from Il pleasant trip to Green J.
ssion Mrs. Ogilvie, Miss Bessie aud
psday sell will remain until cooler veal
. was Mrs. OLsary and Mas For
""" arc at home again.
Misses .jenuie Vestal and u
''',', ~, Ovens are rscuperating at Nv
ough,
~, Mrs Caperton, accompanied
.,,o;, Miss Lulu Wilson. visited Ho
this week
The many friends of MIR. aud
Dnrell regret to hear Of their d
ture 10 Little Rock. They Z
H. r. to make il their future home.
u '''e'' Mrs. W. L, Naples rot
e' .s s"o Thursday from Texsrkana Sh
: ,,,s '.,JS acc ompauied by her aunt, Mr.
o' Furman, who has been to V'rg'
,rs :. misses Sophie and Jnliette /
f,,o,as T.xarkana, attended the E'l'
Mr. ander nuptials.
IA ct, Mrs. Hunter, SO long Il r.
lived of Shreveport, is building
pretty home in Texas. We ar
,v ser. to learn she will not retn
General Shreveport.
}, U. G. Prof. Houston Byrd is roc
+. at Galveston,
49, N 80
'e FREUD $40 Twenty DOLLARS
G0O RNO W.
orgotten SA''
The Progress., 1896-08-29

home Of tho brides mother on
Crockett, stree, Wednesday evening
II was quiet wedding but a pretty
one
Miss Alexander ,s n dainty little
lady aud wss tas,ely dressed IN II
travelling snit oftan.
Miss Jul,ette Ellie, sister OF the
groom and Mr.. Sam Levy, of Texar-
kama. wsre bridesmaid and grooms
man.
The ceremony which made two
lives ono WAS performed nnder "
heautiful white horseshoe, Most
delicate refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie lett for
trip to St. Louis, May tho goo'
luck that il ever Hald to attend TIT
horshu. be their portion.
Miss Fuuuie will he sadly mlsse'
, by her many Shreveport friends, hn
we wish her u pleaspnt hom'' III I'S
a,kana.
l
The Progress., 1896-08-29
I etters : t From Jimt0Wn
Nv WILLIAM DANA WlLCOA.

beas letters from
INV. % ar,,on at his mtown These h n urbsonc
IS uh'"s ,..,e to silver by series spec
lie OF VII ~, which reported The BOOK , With what
arguments m the o,der OF "toh ana ,s
dozen or more ,s Creed" probably become very p'p'
text " n is new book Just published by Charles . ~
we ,6 FHb Av Chicago H. OF wh,sh r M hday5 policy
Kerr Co., so r., ,l down place the god er tho
contain h" h method thanking the publishers '' ~
welcome little town" presents question so pany %
49,, e minded can thoroughly comprehend n I" with the
written in style that pleases the te'"e' ' ~
o Texas /"do, and is done IN ucm
no Interesting every letter The writer M are @ @ to chum
way as ~ IT,. country to regain bis health ne 1 near lmown
old home In the county lived a e'
uage He gives yield and prices OF gram % Of such Political
'ne e held and reports the speakers ion} ] is argued
% available argument support OF the % po h the money dc.
give seemingly put TORN y " y ammet
ana % u t I" neonle II should be reform 'o
vile, Pa ,,r+s cospad. Address this of''ce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-23
Dangerous Mailman,

Philip Victre, the French Canadian who
was sent to the Emergency Hospital yes,
terday afternoon, suffering from religious
mania. as told in yesterdays Star, turned
out to be dangerous mailman. Today he
is safely tied UP, but his cries and groans
can be heard all over the building, although
he is kept on the top floor. Last evening
he became unmanageable. and it required
the combined efforts of the hospital staff
and couple of stout policemen to subdue
him. .--.--
After he was brought to the hospital from
the Pennsylvania station, where he had
raised quite a disturbance, Victre was
placed in small room on the ground floor.
Later 1t was thought best to remove him
to one of the upper wards, and several of
the young doctors made the essay They.
found that Victre had barricaded the door.
and when they succeeded in forcing 1t omen
a few inches Victre threatened them with
a long knife with which he was armed. DR.
West was nearest. and he received a blow
in the hand. making quite a cut..Yictre
who thought that they were taking him
out to Kill him. finally closed the door again
* telephone message was sent to the first
precinct, and Policemen Bell and SCHUYLER
responded. After a further struggle, which
lasted for some little time, they managed
to disarm the crazy man, and secured him
in such way that he cannot harm himself
or anyone else. He will probably be sent to
St. Elizabeth's. .-------'--, -
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THE BANKERS CONVENTION.
Importance of the Meeting of the
Trust Companies.

ST. LOUIS, September 2S.-At todays
session of the American Bankers Associa-
ton only half the delegates were in their
seats when Archbishop Kahn made the
opening prayer.
The first order of business was th. cali
ing of the roll of states for reports of the
condition of tie banking business in va-i-
Gus localities.
The special meeting of representatives
of trust companies attending the bankers
convention developed INTO a most import
ant affair.
j. Il. Case of st. Louis offered resolu-
ton to the effect that committee of
seven. to consist of the chairman and sec
rotary OF the meeting, eX-oificio, and of
nVe members to be appointed by the chair
De appointed for the purpose of conferring
with the executive council of the Bankers
Association as to the adyisability of or
sanlZing a trust company section of that
association, and that the same committee
be Instructed, Ia the conference proved
favorable. TO report same back to this
meeting curing me present session of the
pankS:S association, together with a plan
Tor organization of such section
The motion was adopted and the chair
appointed Messrs- Case, Pain, Dudley
Hodeniyl and FarSason TO act with MIN
SELF and the secretary on such committee
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Baltimore Markets.
u TVNfnDE

BALTIMORE. September 23.-Flour firm and
hisher-western super. S2as2.25; do. extra, 81
$3.50: do. family. S3.2JaS350: winter wheat pat
ent, 81 1oaS4: spring do S365as3 u: spring wheat
straight. 81. 4oaS3 6D-recepts, 21ls3 barrels:
ports. G36, IA barrels: sales 1.oJ0 barrels. Wheat
strong-spot and month, 6GtssGG's; October. 67l>a
6I's: December. 63iSa6J3s steamer No. rcd 8! Il
a6l5s-receipts. G05i. bushels exports. $4,000
bushels; stock. 1.I52.a-5 bushels; sales. 57cG1
bnshels-souiharn wheat by sample, G5aGSis: do %.
grade, G5a5S. Corn strong-spot. 21ha272S
month. 27lsa27as: octoher. 21h asked: November
and December, new and cid. ,'a-a2TiS: January
2134 *: steamer mixed 2a.a.;,3, -recepts. 10
232 bushels; exports. 56.0li bushels stock. l.342-
2is bushels; sh'.s. d, 600 iu-hrs southern white
corn, 2112a2S1s: do yellow 2Sisa..9i2. Oats steady
No white. 2ia25; No. . mixed o. asked re
oeipts. 3u.l3O bushels; exports. none: STOCK ica-
80 bushels. Rye tiIm-No. nearby. 36iaa31
western. 3Sa;Sis-reccipts $3.50 bushels: exports
l1.li3 bushels: stock. g. o9 bushels Hay steady
-cheice timothy, SEQ. Grain freights barely
steady, steamers rates more active-steam TO Iiy-
erp oil per bushel. I'd. November: Cork for orders
per quarter Is October. Sugar. butter and eggs
steady. unchanged. Cheese iirm, unchanged
Whisky unchanged.
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Mr.. Emrich,s Condition.

Mr.. Frederick Enrich, vino was shot at
an early -Four Sunday morning by d high
Hayman near the corner of Sd street and
Indiana avenue. continues to Improve rap
:dly, and his physician. DR.. Snyder. stated
late this afternoon that the condition of
the injured man is not other than encour-
aging. AS soon as Mr.. Enrich is sufti-
GENTLY strong he will be taken to the Army
Medical Museum and placed under the X
rays, in order that the exact location Of
the bullet in his neck may be determined
on, if possible.
No further arrests have been made, and
the police refuse to make airy statements
concerning the identity Of MI. Emr:ch's
assailant.
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Salcs-regular call-l2 O'Clock m.-rnrumatic
Gun carriage. 100 at Is cents. After caIl-Meiro-
ton Market 6s. 81 900 at los.
District of Columbia Bonds.-3o-year fund IS i0i
as. 19cl. currency, lie bid Water stock Is. iaI3.
currency, Ill bid. 3.G5s, funding, currency, lo2
Miscellaneous Bonds. Metropolitan Railroad .s
lne bid. Metropolitan Railroad cow. 'is. 1913 bid.
lle asked. Metropolitan Railroad ccriiI-aic OF in
drbt,1iness. To- bid. lC3 asked. Belt Railroad ,s
81 asked lexington Railroad Gs - asked. CO.
lumhia Railroad IS. li9 hid. lib asked. Wasting
ton Gas Company Is. series A. 100 bid. Washing
AXE aad Po oaac Tel phone s. 100 bid. AIneri-
can Security and Trust 1S, F. and A, luo hid.
hid Washington Market Company Isl d. los bid
Washington Market Company imp. Is, lus hid.
Washington Market Company ext. Us. los bid.
National Bank Staobs.- Bank OF Washington. go
bid Bank of the Republic. 24o bid Metropolitan.
s.c bid i'd c Ca 21 hid Farmers and M,eh1n
bid West End 10 asked Traders, loo asked
safe Depps,I and Trust Companies National Safe
Deposit and Trust. l:2 asked. Washington Loan
and Trust. lis asked. American Security and
Irist, i4l asked. Washington Safe Deposit. 80
Railroad stocks.-Capital Traction Company. .Gels
bid 64ie asked. Metropolitan. ioo bid, 10 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-washlngtoa Gas
$. Electric Light '3s asked.
Insurance Stocks.-Fr,men's. 30 hid. Franklin.
Potomac. ca bid a asked. Arlington, 125 bid
German American. 100 bid. National Union. bid
bid ( asked. Commercial hid, : asted
peake and Potomac. IS bid. sa asked. American
Graphophone, OK bid. asked. Pneumatic Gun
Miscellaneous -Mergenthaler Linotype
'i9s bid; llo asked. lanston M.notype. bid. 5
Ice; l2' asked Lincoln Hall, 30 asked.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-23
Hotel Arrivals.

Metropolitan-W. r. Williams and wife,
Philadelphia, Pa; d. c. Tracey F. E. Hill,
S. Coles and daughter. New York; W. f.
Harris and wife, Virginia: DR.. D. Ennis
and wife. Hot Springs, Ark.
Shoreham-J. c. Roquet, C. NJ. Daily,
New York.
Willards-Frank kimball. F. A. H. Echt,
Chicago: a. f. Turner. H. J. Truesdel,
New York; Gabe Tuthiil, Middletovn. \. Y.
Hamiltcn-S. j. Herber and wife, New
York.
Cochran-H. D. Kennedy and wife, Phil
adelphia, Pa: A ]. Vanderwater. New
Richmond Philadelphia. Pa: Chas. W.
Slater. Richmond, Va; C. f. Culberson,
ST. Paul, Mimi; P. T. Agnew, Chicago. III.
Oxford-R- w. Parkins and wife, Staun-
ton. Va; II. II. Huff, Wytheville, Va; c. E.
Davis, II. II. Harrison, Boston, Mass.
S. s. Turner W. Beekman, T. S. Jones,
New York.
Arlinston-Oscar Read. New York. G.
Pelletz. St. Petersburg. Russia: G. Rudd,
Cleveland, Ohio; H. c. Smith, Chicago, Ill.
La Normandie-C. /. Leiper, Chester Pa !:
G. T. Harris, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. Elliott
Rodgers, Miss Bessie Dauber, Pittsburg,
Pa: A. NJ Jordan. Atlantic City, n. j.: G.
tiago MILAN. Juan Camacho, Antonio Co
diner. Jorge Aldexegius, Havana, Cuba
Raleigh-B. w. Dodge. New York; Mr..
and Mrs. r. V; Land. Pittsburg. Pa; J. B.
derson. Richmond, Va; J. c. Badger, Ban
ger. Me-; w. D. Named. Meriden, Conn.
G. d. Merrill and l.. G. Frank, New York:
F. W. Bliss, Newark; J. E. Stacey, c. o.
Parker and l.. H. Parker, Cincinnati, Ohio;
F. ID. Mills, New York
st. James-L. P. Rodes, Lynchburg, Va;
p. d. Perry and wife, Providence, R. l.;
L. Melser and wife. Madias, India; Dr. j.
W. Erbert and wife, Phoenix, Ariz.; John
7. Caps. Portsmouth, Va; Chas. Ganger,
Philadelphia, Pa: Jas. X. Ellis and wife,
New York; D. X. Sullivan, Fall River,
Mass; G. w. Drury, York, Pa; Jas. Nc
kinley, New York; F. J. Cooke, New Or
leans: NJ Trast, New York; H. j. Moore
land, Pittsburg. Pa; E. A. Mitchell, Bos-
ton- Mass: A. Gust, Georgia; j. A Nc
Crystal. Philadelphia. Pa: A. L. Moore
and daughter, Robert H. Martin, Hamil-
ton. Va