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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
ODD METHOD OF PERTAINING.
Injecting tho ravcr;c Scent Under Fair
Skin

Injecting the ravcri;c Scent Under Fair
Skin.
Very curious and not without Is suggeS-
ticn OF danger If the newest feminine fad,
which started in Parls, thon made It's way
across the channel to Iouinn and within
the past month has begun 20 win poru-
ierity in some quarters OF New York. SAYS
tho New York Journal 1t is the latest
moth oi of pertaining. and l. accomplished
with the aid of Il hypoacrmic syringe
deity manipulated
Tho doctor. or whoever Ia working the
little instrument that until now has been
entirely a medical onc-an0 some Paris!ans
have already learned TO perfume In this
way with great sitill---torces in the point of
-he tiny hollow ncedl so gently that Il.
pierccs the skin and no more. Then with
II further pressure he injects Il few drops
of tho pungent perfume. That Is all TINT
is required. From that moment the skin
Is charged. NJ II were. with the scent and
n faint. subtle. illusive cdor seems TO
hroattte Itself forth from IN. fair woman
who has yielded to this freak of fashion.
The story of It's introduction Is at least n
curious one \ Paris physician, who * an
oxperiinentor and n chemist had woman
irlond-a fashionable lady-who was al
ways In search Of tho unique and the new
II. inri her on day on the Bots. II have
a sensation for YOU" he said. Tho lady
archoi her eyebrows prct'ilv. And what
IS ~" sh. asked Come to my office to-
morrow morning." was all the doctor
would shy as he walked away.
Complete success crowned the first OK
pertinent anal madame threw away there
upon tor crtlre stock Of sache.s Though
secret Of tho bouloir II was TOO good a
one 70 remain secret long. and II was bii,
n short time before Other women had
found n ont and were ciamoring TO bc al
lowed 70 try - The clover doctor had a
ncw speciality at once and many were the
"a no ri ia, tho lvnplrr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
M,k1N1Ey AND SOUND MONEY.

81. Joseph, Mo. May Is.-Not until 1870
,his morning did the republican state con
vcntion. after resolving in favor of Me
ll,nley. in favor OF sound money anhtl' ct.
Ing four dclcgn tcs- NJ large tofhe National
cunVentlon. adjourn.
When the hour for assembling Of the
Fourth congressional convention arrive
there were less than twenty men in the
hall and the anticipated night had no.
matcralized \ combination had been ei-
ties. which had "a majority of the votes
90 the convention by which each was To
take one of the delegates ~ tho other
counties We're frozen out 'TlE combina-
ton adjourned the meeting ~ Plate CITY
against the protest Of the smaller couns
tics and the greater number Of the dele
gatcs from the latter failed 10 put in an
appearance this afternoon
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CApIrAl. cl,IIlNc,s

Washington, May ls. The treasury to
day los, tl.5ll.aoO in gold coin and $4,000
N iHrs. which leaves the true amount o.
'hr gold Reserve Slli.is6.3S.. OF the tota
witillraNn to-day N.'ol0Oo WAS for eN-
port.
INC president has approved the act
mH!sins PROV sion Tor ,hc deportation o.
the Canadian Cr,o Indians from Montana
an" their delivery 80 We Nanl,llal nrthor
ties.
Tho president today sent to the senat,
lur nemnailon Of John =. larsney 10 b
associate justice ~ oklahoma.
lh" lncdiacn ard title oi TIE First Na
toNal hank Of Hlfagu,, state OF wash
ms Ton, lurs been ohauEel 10 the l'idei,,
Natlona. bank Of spuAaue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
roR col NrY rAX AssrssnR-

George II. Hermann Is announced r.
today's Post as candidate FOR county
tax assessor. Fihjeot TO ,he acton ~ the
demo rate parry MI Hermann was
born ard raised IVA ;hig county and Prob
AMY inows ns many opie in tle cry
and county ~ any other man 81 IT, II
f"'Yle 81 Tho county, ard bis a. mtnistra-
zion OF she 6ffic" ri tax nfsr@sar which he
IS nllus row for tie drri term. has given
vefy e.Acal saii faction
Nr Hermann = rs pa deal man Of ripe
o1pefltucc ard M" nls|ncsS tulsInonf
and MS ANNOUNCEMENT will bring 20 ~
kupl ori many worm fuppOrt-Ts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SEGIIN-John Wesley Hardin. son or
The dead despera3o is in town this week
Ia look after tho publication of his faith
cr's autobiography Smith X Moore viii
snorily issue the hrst edition.
I.ock!iAkT-rac Mexican who was SO
SC riously cut hst Saturday is doing we'll.
is in jail awaiting the result of hi, muir
derous attempt.
WALLACE Georgetown Texas. May
~ Mr. a. r. Wallace died suddenly nj,
his home ncar Granger on Monday He
was one of the oldest settlers OF VIII
Hanson county. having moved to Texas
and settled near Corn Ilill when n young
man lie was one of tho cOunty's best
and most substantial citizens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
CONVENTION RATES.

Chicago. May i2--The Joint Traffic as
ISOLATION has authorized II rate Of enc
fare for the round trip TO the National
prohibition convention at Pittsburs May
q Tickets will he sold May n. % and g6,
good going only on date of sale and limit
60 to continuous passage in both direc-
lions. The same rates and conditions Will
be made for the National conventions of
both the republican and democratic par
cussion the final return limits will I've ex-
tended for "A return trip on the day fol
lowing the aliournment OF The AonN entlon.
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TELLER Will LEAD THEM.

Fucblo, Colo. May I3--IflslnI lhulca-
tions are that senator Teller VIII lie in
doiscd by formal resolutions tomorrow
afternoon bY m. republican convention
and Will Lc chosen by accllmition to
head the delegation to st. Louis. Free
coinage ana projection viii be dccleich
Tor. but 10 instructions lor any Gu. .aa ~
Tor the rrcsia- ncy viii be slvon. there
is lii,lc Likelihood that the convention
viii instruct the Colorado delegates 70
holt at the ST Louis convention II gold
punk is adopted and n candidate In bar
nony with such views Is nominated. Sen.
aicr Tcllcr's friends and supporters Will
have control of the convention. hut con
SENTATIVE leaders do not interpret his ut
terances as fayoring "A bolt.
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cry nREVIrIGs.


A mad dog was shot yesterday at III
corner n Austin and Walker.
win moe, tonight for woik IN The fellow
craft degree An into cstiug L. lure VIII
ho given also. With The aid cf nasi
lantern.
Judge Mcrks. VIII lives On smith street
near iouhlus lost a line no - 'luasfas
ulr1t by -trai' gulaii u. Tho animal was
titd up WITH \ rorc and during the night
c1oRei iisoif to death.
r'nc many friends u MIR Herman
Bfnwn VIII 10 pleased TO learn Ihat n
fas fully recovered from MS lale sick : Ell
aud viii rctUrn SATURDAY rom -. Louis.
whcTe l'c has been ;or soNeral weeks re
supcraling.
Tho fifih Ward ncmooratic club Ia
ifen ORGANIZED. WIN NJ, Nopaghan as ir-.
vice precedent. Adam Mcdonald sr"un
vice president ana james We Oh zee
trry. The club VIII meet evrry 1uef ~
nigai ~ Jones' Hail, corner Liberty u
Mckee STREETS. The election OF a presi
dent was deferred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
TILI.MAN IN LIrTI.E ROCK

Lh,lc Rock Ark May "a Senator TIL
man of South Carolina, spoke tonight TO
an audience Of about 5000, Hts succch WIS
very. similar 10 his rccsni uiiorlnccs AID
dus ed rates tor the occasion Tho arniio.
was taken IN charge on his arrival hy a
reception committee of the lccal himrial-
lie league and was well entertained by
prominent. npoplr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
AI.IISONS COTS.

Dcs Mo'nas, Iowa. May l3.--Ailison man
aaers have contracted for 2oo1 cots. wnich
are to be placed IN four story building
rented at 81. Louis for Allison headqunr-
tiers ARRANGEMENTS have lieen made nj
st. Louis to furnish meals for - cents
NJ iecc dnrine NE convention " ok n
headquarters. The management has TWEEN
nj m on the road organizing ~
son clubs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
THE OMAHA pLArrnHM.

Sacramento. Cal. May iS.-rhc platform
OF the state popu.ist convention rc-afi;rms
the principles Of the Omaha platform and
favors union OF reformers AZ ST. Louis
without sacrifice of the peoples party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
Mook's hop FRIDAY night.

Tho great Piishury Flour Mills of MIN
neapoiis are making an eAhihu showing
nc qualities q shely seiGnra'sd Pills
GERS the ,;roecrs. Nos. .p9-ail paairie ave-
nue. Plllshury uses a line electrical oven
and gets heat for ls,lsihg from street car
wires The LADIES of Houston are special.
ly invited TO call and sample the biscuits
which are being baked by this novel plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
cYcLONN IN rnr rERnlroRY.

Perry, o. r., May ls--resterday and
last aigh oklahoma Was visited 10y a
cyclone, At Marshall. twenty miles soul H.
jur"i 10y the wind blowing down her
house. Ten miles west of Saltwater a ter
riiic cyclone razei u dozen houses ami
hnri several persons madly hut not fatal
~ CROWNS crops We're badly damaged
i{Muprs are nat several people We're
killed near llenrings twenty miles west
OF Sii!l" water. bui reports can not be VERT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

Mr.. Arthur Palmie of the flr,-. Of ward
d Palmie returned from Sinner, where he
took the contract for the complete set
Smith Vale machinery for a thiriy-ton
endcn. the Smith-vaiie company's repre-
sentative. was with Mr.. Paimie-a pair
that ~ hard 10 beat. Sinner Will have The
hest lit0e mill for It's size In the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
CONTRACTS FOR TICKETS.

II. I|UNIS lEIU., FTdN Nv UIVII"I : lITTVVHv
Byrne. sergeant -at-arms of the republican
National convention. who has been here
Tor several days arranging for the printing
of tickets. etc, today let the contracts
for that work to local firms. Max Procht
OF oregon. who is the iaancial secretary
of the American tariff league, was to-day
appointed assistant sergeant lt-arns and
NH remain here un,n the convention
fl-fpts
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---71---- 1--- -
rECKS BAD BOY.

Milwaukee, WIS. May IL The demo-
cratic state central committee at their
moctlAe here elected * -Governer George
w Peck chairman. Ia succe \. Wall.
June was named As the date aud MI
waulece ms the place for h liing the State
rniNent i'm
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LARGnsT EVER AssEMBLED.

Clarksburg, w. Va. May is.-rhe re-
publican state convention, which Will
mec, here 30 elect delegates at-largc 10
the st Louis convention, Will be- one of
ihe largest republicans gatherings hat
over assembled IN his state The platform
win declare for Mckinney, protec ion, re-
latcs-a, large To hc elected VIII probably
he -. w iiarrcman. Eugene Dana. a.
Il. White ana f. NJ. reynolds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
JAIL DELIVERY IN ARKANSAS.

Van Buren,. Ark. May l3.-Jallor Gordon
Stamps was assaulted this evening by two
prisoners, who. after beating him into in
scnshilltv. took els keys an liberated five
others. stamps is IN a procarious condition
and he is probably injured internally.
There IS but little hope of capture. as the
prisoners had an hours start.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
INJURED ny EXPLOSION.

putshurg. "a. May "a Six hremen
w,r, l,,A,s. burned hy an explosion while
hunting FOR re in IL smali grocery ms
evening John Merton viii die, while l.oe
T,sn r. ". Richafrion aud Robert MaekaY
worn s,-iDusiy hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
No QUESTION

an1 ruff. heiug the proper Thing. Every.
body is now asking for It, II You haven't
tricd II. do ~. and you VIII ma your
r,nanrber our plant is complete and We
IAN give YOU any finish desired. ~ Pack
arI's Troy laundry, the king OF them all,
Ne rrairle avenue. phone Sa2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
roR rREE coINAGE.

Stockton. cal. May l3,-The state pro-
hihition convention met here today with
Chauncey Dunn of Sacramento as chair
man. The finance plank favol' goli. sll-
Yer and paper As legal tender in pay
ment of all debts pubic and private and
the free coinage OF silver AT the ratio OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
RAILWAY TICKET nHoKERs.

Rnnaio. y. Y. May ~ The annual con,
vcntlOn of the American Ticket lirolN"rs
n association opsnod here today president
'rhop,,s Wohh Of Peoria. IN presided /
ono hundred drleentrs were prrs mt In
MIS- annual rfnort President Wchh stated
mat In association was N good condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

d,s.ric, today elected w. II. Martin ona
r.. II. johnson delegates TO 81. TO
There were no instructions. Iroiess' L.
{. English. a former ropulis,. was nomi-
nNted fov congreas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

Eauc'iiic Wis May l3Irhe pronnitlon
State CONVENTION was called TO order this
afternoon. Captain j. r. Clehourne was
mnde chairman and tile convention ad-
iourned urtii tom rroW
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PROMISES TO PIE LIVELY.

Sher!lun. Wyo., May IA Tho republican
State convention tomorrow promises TO be
lively anair Mci< nlcv VIII be IN !orse 1.
probably by reclamation. ON the silver
question everything points to contest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

Inase John :. -Ci o. the county court
hi. issue. -sAniarsus directed to jus
tice J J Eusscy oi precinct No. direct
ms hin 20 sFrd ap the rApsrs In the case
81 = l.. Hood Us. Mary /. Brown, appeal
having bcen ssker from the court below.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

Thousands of cases OF rheumatism hays
been cured by Elmer & Amends Pre-
scr.ption No oS5l" All sufferers shoult
try n bottle of same. c. w. Preston G. Co.
Galveston. Texas. agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
FOR CONSTABLE

THE POST 10 authorized TO announce
W.. w. GLASS as y candidate for con.
stable OF precinct No. l. subject TO III.
action OF the democratic party.
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co ltNINsrAu,,ri.iL

Denver, Colo "lv 10 -. Il SIEVE. m
Of Denver and j"l,n VIVIAN q Goldea
were chosen rs hcngaies t. The Ma IA
republican 'aNf i'!on hv ,ho '"eNt mo
oradp They wore niirstrutsd. but Miil
pronahiy iolipN Tia l-al ri Sciaior te.i,i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

49, 49, - %, .,.-.....
Z. GrnN > TssielCss ch!ll Tonic.
Warrant d. Price 81 Cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

& Cc fo- ieai 81 $50 and attachment
asked. The VIZ, WAS executed and
served BY Deputy SScsit Archie Anderson.
who visited the Grace 81 the defendant
and lsrici Dpoa everything N sight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
SPECIAL ANN0l NrnNENTS.

The Shelieiing Arms VIII have tea or
the lawn al t'irlsi church this afternoon
from 20 O'Clock.
musical entertainment win he given
under un auspices uf the Young Peoples
SrcN'y Of Christian EndcasOr ON Thurs
aaN May n. a. O'Clock y. M. in the
chapel Of the First Presbyterian church
stores.
Union picnic to La Porte given by tho
SnpHaf SCHOOLS ~ Second Baptist and Nc.
kes Street Methodist churches today
Round trip 70 cents. train leaves al )
a. m. sharp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
A PRODLEM sOI.vEn

A model Is n pattern. a tyne of perf.c.
ton. a model laundry is one approurh.
ing such perfection that it can be chosen
safely send their clothes to be iat,ndr,ca
perfectly. A fair trial will convince Won
that the Model Laundry is the pattern
1vll l'raiie, Pnohe ~. l.. a. Iianburge,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

SUITS FILED YESTERDAY.

IN the office OF the clerk OF the civil
distr,ct court late yesterday afternoon
CITY Attorney John s. Stewart Med suits
against aos property owners who have
"a" Other suits were nlea as follows:
Aa,t ~ sss nd for foreclosure an certain
railway lands IN Grimes. county,
+. r.. olcott vs., >. G; Counts ,., e. al. suit
81 nor, IN ,ailyyay lands In Eastlsnd county.
r f. oicott vs.. II. II. kosera. suit ier
debt and for foreclosure on railway lands
;" r = p olcott VS.. u. y. Green. sui, for
deb, and Tor forsclosure on failway lands
III ,r n Hitler VS.. Thompson Butler. suit
for divorce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14
REPUBLICANS AT RALEIGH.

NM
Raleigh, y. a.. May l3.-Thc republican
congressional convention of the Fourth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

cool. OFFICE FOR RENT
over pastoriza's Stationery store. 3oi
Main street. cheap Ia good man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-14

T.. G. Crawford. the Tea Man. iOis Texas
avenue
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cnr-NrrY coftRT.


In the county court. Hon. John g. Tod
preaiaing. the following business was dis
Thomas Harris vs.. the Missouri :, K n1a,n,
n ~ T. ~. s ra,rSaa amsnded petition
Jules Barnes ". J. y MeGresor. judg-
uent for pislntiff Tor t~' ,,,o, ,or-
N. Il. Stegall vs.. Hugh iiamii,oh' con-
,tS,,ed on Application OF plnin'iu
Alien paul 4 Go. VS.. Duncan Mo9onaio
continued on application, OF Defendant.
" Robinsop W.. San Antonio ana
A,sn,ss Pass Railway company, on trial
COMMISSIONERS COURT
In tbs commissioners court Yesterday
business was disposed OF inc'na'ns ,n'
ar,prxyai OF Quarterly reports Of Justice
nrsStfct No. 4. Justice Devine Of precinct
"a. ! and Constable Davis OF precinct
-" ~, sa,I.wins accounts were approved:
4 ntsdtlsr = Iucas. $500: burgess steel ana
l;:i *; I'll; W. asts,. .ss.s
SUITS FOR ABATEMENT
+; II ~ cos,nty court Yesterday suit was
4 vi ~ 1tpak Nqlp - = .. "0'e0''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-08

The annual reception of the board of trade,
which is to be held at the Arlington this
evening, promises to be enc of the brightest
events in the history of the organza lion. A
rumher of prominent men. whose names are
known nationally as we'll as locally have
notified the. committee that they will be
present, and the effort will be made to make
the reception an event of great pleasure to
all those who attend. 1t will be of an in
formal character. with view to promoting
the sociabiity of the occasion. The COM
n.ittee IN charge of the reception, consisting
OF Messrs. John JOY Edison, chairman; Be-
ryan wilkins, William F. Mattingly, Gardi-
Eer G. Hubbard and DIR. S. c. Busey, has
been hard at work for some time past pre-
pairing for this evening, and are at present
resting upon the assurance of duty well
done. Some exceptionally bright speeches
ere expected, es some of these who have
Eeen invited are known as the best after
dinner takers in the country. The list in
cludes members of both houses of Congress
and both national and local circles will be
represented. Not the least entertaining
feature Of the evening will be the buffet
luncheon which will be served. These an
nual receptions of the board of trade have
enjoyed the greatest reputation so far for
sociab'lity and entertainment. and 1t is
thought that the one this evening will in no
wise fall below the standard set by former
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-08
HAD IT OUT.
An Unpunishe6 Fight, Which Includ-
ed q Hatchet.

Last evening about 8 o'clock See Wah's
Chinese laundry at No. 907 10th street was
the scene Of bloody conflict between the
Chinaman and William Roy, his colored
tenant. The colored man entered the laun-
dry On his way to his apartments on the
upper floor, when See wah called his at
tention to the fact that he had not paid his
rent for three weeks. See Wah wanted his
money or the rooms, and although he
speaks but little English, the colored man
understood just what the celestial wanted
Inc celestial and the oolored man were the
only ones In the place at the time, so that
when the police We're called in they were
unable to tell just who was to blame but
they were able to see the results.
Inc ChinaHan's Ratchet had been used
during the fight. Each participant had a
SC ar on his face. This morning See Wah
mad been trected at the hospital, and the
wound on his face appeared much worse
Tran that On the faC Q of his adversary
Nhile the tight was progress several
persons from the street rushed I'm the laun-
cry TO see what the trouble was. The
hatchet had then been used, and the China
man Claimed that his money drawer had
been robbed. Both men were arrested and
tried in the Police Court today on charges
of assault
Judge Miller was unable to learn from the
evidence who dealt the first blow or who
was responsible. So far as he could ascer-
tam IL was fair fight, and both the China
man END colored man were acquitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-08
Washington Stock Exchnnrc.

sales-regnlar call 12 o'clock m-washing,on
20 at a is44 ?ost 8, F6 = S Electric In Light
al "a. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, 10 at
Government Bonds-U S. IS. registered. 100 lid.
asked 1925 ilo bid. liz ~ asked NY Z
District of Colombia Bonds aoycar fund IS. ,o3
bid ,o3 So-year fund Gs gold l95 bid water stock
currency lilo bid s,c9s funding currency, los los
bid aIsc sss rsstsssa 2lSs 100 BID
1lS!a asked Belt Railroad IS, IS bid, So a.k S
C. iists BID ISL sksd wash a9Sln Gas a Gol
pany Is series A. 1924 bid. H. asked. Washing
Light s. bid ces s S and r sssiG
eurity and Trust S. F. and A. 100 bid. American
Security and Trust 5s. A. and o., 100 bid. Wash
arket c@mpany imp g. los ies bid bd VAST VAST
iIston Market Company ext. Gs, 100 bid. Masonic
a Association 70 as l9sh bid Washington Light
National Bank Stocks Bank of Washington, 30
bid $40 asked Central 2so bid e''i fsrmaTs
and Me ,aa $50 bid Second. 1873 bid Cid
bid West ED 1861 bid i0s.. asked. Traderx :"
ssI4 bid l'2 asked Lincoln, 9s bid, 100 asked
Safe Deposit and Trast Companies. Safe
DEPOSIT sit AID Trust IS8 asked Washington Losn
ana Trust; ii2 bid, $50 asked Washington Safe
I.alIroaQ StockS-tapfal Traction COMPANY, TAX
bid. Is asked Metropolitan. 81 bid. iOI asked
Columbia. SIS bid. Belt - asked lexington "a
asked w
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-WashnCton Gas
20 bid, ~ asked Georgetown Gas, 80 bid. L. s.
insurance Stocks.-Firemen's. 81 BID. Franklin.
~ bid. metropolitan, GO bid. Corcoran, so bid
Potomac, 65 bid. Arlington. 10 bid. German
American. 100 BID National Union, 10 bid. Co
lIn,ba; IL bid Riggs, rs bid, 81 asked. Peo-
asked Commercial. Az bid. 81 asked.
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Stocks, 10.
| District Title. bid. IL asked
Telephone Stocks Pennsylvania, IS bid. Cicsa-
Graphophone. SO bid, asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage. 30 bid, % asked.
BID, 245 asked Lsnston Monotype bid wash
ington Market 1871 bid. Great Falls Ice. 12o bid,
$50 asked Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
90 bid Lincoln Hall, 70 bid, 90 asked.