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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10

complete. the only vacancy appearing IN
the Second District. The latest appoint
ments have been those of Miss Lucille
Watson. from the Sixth District, and Miss
Josephine V. Robinson, from the Eighth.
TO REPRESENT SIXTH DISTRICT
Miss Lucille Watkins has been chosen
10 represent the Sixth District OF Virginia
as one Of the maids Of honor to Virginia
sponsor at the reunion. She is the second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Wat
kins, of Lynchburg. On her mothers SIDE
she is a granddaughter Of Colonel James
w. Watts who was distinguished ana
gallant cavalry officer in the Confederate
service. On her fathers side she is a
granddaughter Of Mr. William Watkins,
A prominent and influential resident OF
Halifax. Miss Watkins is just 10 years
of ape but she possesses the oase or man
ner and accomplishments Of one OF much
more advanced age. her ndlUidl td4e.t
in both instrumental and vocal music mas
been highly cultivated, and to-day she Is
regarded as among the best or the young
musicians Of Lynchburg. In the selecuon
of Miss Watkins the sixth District VIII
be most worthily represented. Tor she IS
a charming and graceful young iady' ana
wins wherever she goes the warm auIhlld-
ton of all who meet her.
MISS kOBlNSON, MN A4iA~ '>AN'A 49,
Miss Josephine v Robinson. OF Alex
andria, who has been chosen to represent
the Eighth District of Virginia, IS
daughter Of Mr.. John +. Robinson, VINO
in 1851 enlisted in the Alexandra Light
Infantry. Thirtieth Regiment, virginia
Infantry. In 1852 He was transferred 10
the Black Horse Cavalry, Company H.
Fourth Virginia Cavalry, and served with
CONSPICUOUS gallantry during the entire
war. and was wounded at Warranton, va.
Miss Robinson's mother was a rama
ferro whose brother, John X. Talaterro,
was also a gallant member Of the Black
Horse Cavalry. He participated In nearly
all the engagements Of the Army OF
Northern Virginia, and was wounded AT
the great cavalry fight of Trevillian
Station. -
Miss Robinson is an intellectual and
charming young lady, and is in every way
equipped to fulfil the difficult and exact
ing social duties that lie before her.
MISS sTRINGFELLOW MAY NOT AC-
CEPT.
Grand Commander Cox appointed Miss
Delta Stringfellow, daughter OF Major
Charles s. Stringfellow, OF this city. spon-
sor for the State TO represent the Sons OF
Veterans. Miss Stringfelow will be un-
able to accept this appointment, however
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
BUSINESS BETTER THAN LAST YEAR
A Summary Of the Last Six Months
shows Improvement.

The summary Of the condition of the
general trade of Richmond for the past
six months as reported by Mr.. j. H..
Witty. southern superintendent of the
Improved Mercantile Agency, shows an
Improvement over the same period of
last year.
This is most manifest in the totals Of
the bank clearances, which, up 10 July
/. 1883, were SlO,Gl5 $780, as compared
with $685., sOl.0S for 1897, or an increase
Of 1857, 695.53 for the first half of the
current year. The clearances for the first
nine days Of July just past were $i,2sS,-
6l4. as compared with SS,6i9,0Si Of last
year. indicating that the ratio OF in
crease for the first half OF the year
tends 20 keep up. There have been no
great strides made in any of the
branches OF the trade, but In all salts
factory volume has been done. While in
most instances little has been added TO
profit account, still many houses say
they have been perfectly satisfied 10 make
expenses and prepare for an increased
business, which is expected this fall.
Jobbing houses report a better feeling
than has existed for a long time and
some of them, particularly in boots and
shoes. are already branching out into
further territory and securing desirable
orders. The nearby country trade is re-
ported improving, and all indications are
for a very satisfactory fall trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
Fuiton News and Briefs.

Mr. Dudley Chattuck and his little
s-vear-old son had quite a narrow es-
cane from a horrible death by light
ming on Monday evening between and
: o'clock Mr.. Chatuck resides near
Meadow Station, on the York-River rail-
road. and is a prosperous farmer OF that
section. He was seated on the back steps
of his house leading from the hail, and
his little son was playing in the hail
with both back and front doors open IN
a strong draft, when lightning struck a
tree near the house, setting the tree on
fire and knocking Mr. Chattuck senseless
for several minutes. His son was shock
ed more severely. The lightning set fire
10 the woods. which burned for several
days.
Mr.. Henry Lakewood and Mrs. Tabby
Tvree were married on July 4th at the
residence OF the bride. on Williamsburg
avenue. by the Rev. S. C. Hatcher. The
ceremony was witnessed by number OF
friends of both OF the contracting par
ties. Both are we'll known throughout
Fulton and Henrico county.
Captain Brown, the courteous and eff
Client yard captain at Orleans-street Sta
ton of the Chesapeake and ONO, Is on
visit to Cincinnati and Chicago. his
former home. He is accompanied by his
wife.
Mrs. Rosa Pease and little daughter.
Katie. of Norfolk, are here on a visit TO
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frederick II.
CARRIER. on Graham street.
Mr.. Aleck Slider. who left Fulton about
four months ago. returned home on
Thursday He has visited nearly all OF
the large cities Of the North.
Mr.. Steven Mcmahon. who returned
recently from the seat of war from
aboard the double-turretted monitor Am
phitrite. has as yet not re-enlisted. but
will probably do so before the three
months time on full pay expires. He
takes great interest in the movements OF
the navy
Miss Mamie Rice and her sister Irene
are spending a few weeks at the seaside
resorts near Norfolk.
Mr.. Frederick IL. CARRIER, councilman
from this ward, who has been very sick
for the past two weeks, has been ordered
10 the seashore by his physician.
Mr.. NJ. J. Enright, OF Newport News
and at one time Faltons greatest ball.
player. was up on the Fourth visiting hi:
parents. on louisiana street
Mr.. j. b. Vaughan and family re-
turned home. after a pleasant visit e
friends near Norfolk
ar Winstead Jordan Is quite III at hi.
residence. on Williamsburg avenue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
of a sampled" asked manufacturer of a

of a sampler" asked a manufacturer OF
proprietary article yesterday.
IF II Is Your own product. you certain
~ ought to grow how much Il Is worth
To- you rotrondsd The CCnCetor.
These samples are sent out free; We
get nothing for them" said the manufac.
turer
Then. take as basis the price that
you would ask for the same quantity and
quality Of goods II you offered Il for
sale" suggested the Collector. "Oue-
eighth OF per cent. Is the smallest stamp
that you can put on anything. That
stamp covers an article that sells for 5
cents or less. IL your sample is worth
more than cents. you must use quar-
ter of cent stamp"
TstE TAX On EMPRESS RECEIPTS.
Interest in the protest OF the Merchants
Association AGAINST tho FOLEY OF the ex-
press companies in the matter OF exact
lug the stamp TAX On receipts from the
Shippers OF goods appears TO be spreading.
The secretary of the association received
a communication from the Chamber u
Commerce OF Richmond. Va, yesterday.
which. in part was as follows;
There seems &C be no question here ~
to the intent of the act. and the position
Of the cXyieSs company Is regarded as
arbitrary and illegal. and 1t Is thought
that they can be promptly subjected TO
the penalty provided In the act for failure
10 stamp their receipts. Under these cir
curnstances. IT would appear unnecessary
10 become parties 10 the New York case.
and Il is probable that independent action
may ee more troublesome 10 the express
companies, and. therefore, more effective
Several applications have been made for
copies of the protest prepared by the
counsel for the Merchants Association. 10
be used by the merchants In paying the
stamp-tax on express receipts which the
express companies are forcing merchants
to pay, and all sorts of questions have
arisen in connection with this matter
which are brought 10 the Merchants
Association for Solution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10

for she said yesterday that she did not
think Il would be possible FOR her 10 at
tend the reunion, and under these cir
cumstances the mantle will have 10 tall
on other shoulders.
ENTERTAIN DAUGHTERS OF THE
CONFEDERACY.
The following circular letter, which eX-
plains itself, has been sent 10 the local
chapter, Daughters OF the Confederacy:
Madam President. Please instruct all
members of your chapter visiting Con-
federate Veterans reunion to present ere
dentials to a committee of Atlanta Chap
ter of Daughters of Confederacy at Wo-
mans C!ub-rooms, Grand Opera-House,
2lst and I'D days Of July, from 10 to IL
A. NJ. and from 8 70 p. NJ, who will
take pleasure in presenting them with
badges which will admit them TO recep-
ton given in honor Of them and other dis
tinguished guests.
The committee will also gladly direct
where they may secure comfortable board
at reasonable rates, or, II they prefer and
will communicate with corresponding Sec
rotary, she will furnish them with same
information. Cordially,
Mrs. j. S. RAIN.
Corresponding Secretary, Daughters or
Confederacy.
Please take elevator TO fifth floor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
ON TO THE REUNION.
THAT CRY Is NOW BEING RAISED IN
ALI. PARTS OF THE SOUTHLAND.
ATLANTA Is.READY FOR HER GUESTS.
Thirty Thousand Are Expected-'ir-
ufnia VIII Send Many Delegates-
u.r sron.or. and Maids of Honor
The sons Representative.

The arrangements for the Conieoerate
reunion, which is to be held In Atlanta
on the 10Th instant and the two succeed
ing dates, are being rapidly perfected
along the most ambitious lines. II the
event is not the largest of its kind tha'
has ever occurred 1t will not be the faui'
OF the city which is to act In the capacity
OF hostess, for a most cordial and whole
souled invitation has been extended In all
directions. Thirty thousand people or
more will, It is believed travel to the
Gate City to take part in one way OF
another in this reunion, and the ma
jority Of these will be entertained Tree
of all cost
Virginia will send large Delegation
from her camps. and will be represented
besides by some Of the fairest oil the iair
daughters of the Old Dominion.
The list OF maids Of honor Is all pu'
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s,,mo Tax and National Banks

WASHINGTON. July 9.--Commiss.oner
Scott. Of the Internai-Reyenue bureau,
authorizes the following statement >"
revenue stamps will be necessary on lA'
reports OF earnings and dividends ana te.
PORTS of condition made TO the Cohtto''.
OF the Currency by national BANKS a.
such reports are non-taXaole MS s.1 49,,
r-on, is authorized in order 20 remove
a misunderstanding on this point thar
nrevaIent throughout the country and 70
adjust any differences Of opinion tha
may arise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
OTIS ORDERED TO HONOLULU.
First New York Volunteer Regiment
to Garrison That City.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s.-AIaJor- Gen.
e. S. Otis has received orders from the
War Department to proceed at once 10
Honolulu. 10 assist in the ceremonies
of the occupation OF the Hawaiian Is
lands. General Otis has been ordered TO
take the First Regiment OF New York
Infantry, United Sda.e Volunteers, with
him, 10 garrison Honolulu, and Will need
large transport II is desired 10 get
an additional vessel TO the five secured
for the fourth Manila feet for their
transportation; but there Is not now a
vessel III sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
BASEMENT.

GLASSWARE.
Large Glass Berry Bowls at sc.
Extra Heavy Ice-Tea Goblets at &c.,
worth Coo. dozen.
Glass Molasses cans at &C.
ICc-Cream Saucers at lc. each.
barrels of Best Flint-Glas3 Water
TumbleTs at li2c. each.
TINWARE.
4-quart Painted Tin Sprinklers at lCc.
Large Tubed Tin Cake Moulds at &c.
Good-Size Tin Preserving Kettles at lOc
Japanned Tin Dust Pans at sc.
EXtra-HeaVy Four-Times Sewec
Brooms, good 25c. article. for l5c.
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WASH GOODS.
The opportunity Of the season IN s W@1l
Goods. No lady on economy Deht shouiu
let this opportunity pass. .,.A &C.
New Organdies and Dimiues; Lich aa
sortnent OF popular styles. their reai
value lOc. but our price SC. yard. 81,
6 i-4c. Pretty Figured Lawns ana Cnai-
lies at SIC. yard =. ,o,Lc
' Zoe. Plaid Linens at &C. yard.
&C. Indigo Prints at SIC. yara. -,
Tlack ana White Prints at S1sc' yaru'
i2iLc. Percales ~ s l-3c. YARD. ~
iOc Figured satines. GinshafnS' anu
Flannelicttcs II Sc. yard - -
16c pretty Percales in Stripes ana
Figures at i-fc. yard.
CRASH SUITS AND SKIRTS.
Ans and $3.50 Crash Suits now - ~:
Few more OF those Duck suits leit AZ
90 ,s Crash Suits. now $40.
$50 and $50 White Pique SUITS NJ"
&c Crash SKIRTS now SOC.
$50 Linen Skirts, now ~.
White Duck Skirts. now oVc
Closing ont ali our s. Figured China
Vii" All $50 and $40 Taneta- SIN, Waists IN IN
Plaids. Stripes, and Solid Colors' 80 "'
s. choice. s,,,prc
TAIIOH-MADE SUITS AMI 80,
Tailor-NIade Suits. Jackets hneo win
taffeta. at S. were $40. 90. It'd
Handsome Tailof-Made Suits, sIH-hhSd
throughout. al SO. were $3.50 ana Wv, 90
Tie1Jred Mohair Skirts al Sl.19, Were o.
plain Mohair skirts at Slo0' Were 49, 800
AlI-suk Brocade Skirts at g, were S'''0'
CoTToNs AND LINENS.
Heavy Unb,eached Jeans at l-lc''
worth Joe. yard. -
45x3G PillOw-Casps NJ Sc, worm l-c; ,
Fxtra-Size Damask Towels, WIN CJ 9pit = =
borders and knotted trnBf' "l i@'2'''
value lSc ,o,t North one
5S-inch Fancy Colored ana lGI Ne3 1'-1'
pamask at 25c., worth 51c. yaru.
July SILK SACRIFICE.
H-jnch Black Grenadines, the quail
white Monsseline de Sole in the newest
and most stylish designs, the regular g
large assortment of Light and Dark
Washable Silks. that were % ana 'oc'' "'
All.SIlk Remnants to be closed out at
great sacrifice 49,, .,,ot
We are the only merchants in town mat
sell All-Silk Taffetas in az co4oIs d' ''0'
ward. Others ask sc. yard
sATCHELS AND TRUNKS.
We offer some special inducements IN
these Goods this week. We only carry tnc
hest goods No cheap or inferior soous
and their way 10 this store
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The Alexandria Convention.
Fairfax Herald.

Tire action of the Alexandria convention
last Sitto -9ay IN renominating Mr.. Rixey
by reclamation was well-deserved en-
dorsement OF capable, leve,-headed. and
onel getic representative. The Democrats
OF the al. trlct will give Mr. Rixey their
cordial and hearty support, and be will
be elected by the usual handsome ma
jority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10

Judge Anderson, of the County Courts
OF Craig and Allegheny. was given a
little taste Of local law few days ego.
that he probably didn't appreciate lie
and his two daughters were touring the
Valley on wheels, and while at Wood
stock the Judge was fined 81 for letting
the front wheel OF his bicycle come on
the pavement as he was alighting in front
OF the Shenandoah House.-salsm T,ins s.
Register. Yes, and we think Judge An
derson was treated outrageously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
DeWitt'S Little
{: ARa.Y
RaSE:: RS

The famous little pills. Cure oi ,..
ness, headache, constipation, iD"SN
ton, heartburn and torpid liyei'
Very small, very safe, very sure
Most popular pill ever made .s
Prepared by T.. O. Dewitt & Co., nsS
namitt's Witch Hnssl 6alve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10

JULY CLEARANCE OF Shirt
WAISTS.
All 80 and zoe. Shirt-Waists. now SSc'
choice. 49,
All 75c. shirt-waists. now. SOC. choice:
All 81 and ;l.25 shirt-Waists, now '0c'
All a.75 and 50 shIrt-waists. now 81
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Cambria and Muslin Gowns in high,
square and V neck, at Sc each, are soou
Muslin and Cambria Skirts. Handsome
" trimmed. at s115. are good " values
Extra Size Lawn Skirts, with oust
rufies and tucks. at &c., are worth sl'o
each. no oh
/ Fine Muslin Pants from 1Sc. to 4Sc. each'
| are worth double these prices:
This week we offer special inducements
on our odd and End Underwear Counter
Don't fail to see these bargains
BOYs' DEPARTMENT.
Boys soc. Straw Hats, 25c.
( Boys 75c. Straw Hats. 3Sc.
| Boys Csc. Straw Hats, l9c.
BOYS White 25c. Duck Turbans. fancy
/ brims, at 15c.
! Bows 4Oc Wash Pants at 25c.
| Boys Percale Shirt-Waists, good 4sc.
Bows white Laundered shirt-waists, a
! good soc. value. for 25c.
/ Boys Lightweight Suits. in pretty
plaids and cassimeres, that were y, now
/ . suit
; PARAsOLS.
! All Colored and Fancy Parasols this
week at one-half regular prices.
/ Children's Parasols in a large variety
! from 25c. up.
2C-nch Gloria Umbrellas at 50c value,
| for zoe.
! MATTINGS.
Extra-Heavy Bingo Mattings. the 15c.
! quality for 10c. yard.
Seamless Canton Mattings, in small
checks and all colors, the 25c. quality, for
! 20c. yard.
/ Linen Warp Japanese Mattings, the Zoc.
quality, for l5c. yard.
/ All Mattings at 25c. yard and up laid
free Of charge.
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Done by Our Navy.
lNew York SUI

tNtW JeAh RNA4ff
Beginning with May LIST or ten days
after the war began. the American navy
has met the navy Of Spain with the lo-
lowing result 20 the enemy
DESTROYED AT MANILA.
Cruisers and Gunboats-Reina Crisiina'
Castillo, Don Antonio de Ul.oa, Isle %
Luzon. Isle de Cuba. General Leo MA.'
aues del Duero, Fl Cano, Nelasc1, is'A
de Mindanao transport, and one oine'
ship not named.
DESTROYED At SANTIAGO.
Armored Cruisers-Vzcayo. Cns!s'2o"
Colon, Oquendo. and Maria Teresa 40'
observation-disclosures and Piuton.
DESTROYED AT HABANA
Cruiser-Alphonso XII
At san Juan the torpedo-boat Ieilo.
was disabled by the ST. Paul. the cr1se'
Reina Mercedes, destined by the spa.
iards 60 re sunk In Santiago chanNss;
was sunk by the Texas before she col4
be brought TO the desired spot. ana se'e.
raj small craft have been disao.e' w.
captured. go.
Against this the only serious dam4s'
done 70 our ships has been, we oeN-'"
the disabling OF gun on the Baltimore
Another side OF our experience VIII %.
a spark OF satisfaction In the breasts y,
those whose sympathies cannot DC io1,ss.
by actual hostiltles. We have fought ~
element OF mystery and uneertasny 90
OF our warships. Those ponderous So
lures, OF endlessly complicated machiuu,
subject 10 strains OF internal power hA, ..
come through the ordeal OF prac'ie4. 80
pnscathed. The modern battlesh,p ~n ,.S
nesslmistic peace-worshippers ptse-,I
would be its own worst Zoe, ana ~,
destroy Itself by its own unbearao'e 80.
gies IL vessel not only OF treintl..
effectiveness. but OF great enou' ~.
Even our i3-inch guns. unma@hee -
size in modern fleets. are ali ~ 80.
working order. after many poD''''
meuts. ,.,,,ss.
All this 70 the world al large IS my, ~,
slvs. 20 nl4cninists Il is Inspiring, $50,
navy II is honorable. and 10 AiI..sI
commerce and prosperity Il viii oe -. -
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d. L. r. Walker Virginia Advertising
Co. ITO z. Main street. Richmond, va,
says: Munyon's Headache Cure acts
promptly In all forms Of headache. Expert
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Mr.. e. D. zimmerman. 212 Hull street
Montgomery. Ala, says: Have used Nun
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with excellent results. / can recommend
Munyon's Remedies"
Mrs. ]. T. Barton, Clarketon. Ark. says:
"Haye used Munyon's Dyspepsia ana Neu-
suits. Munyon Is my doctor"
Mrs. 4. ". Fry. ST. Elmo. Tenn; says
"Husband was afflicted with stomach trou-
bic for four years He could not eat. was
fast approaching the grave. Munyon
Remedies cured him"
w. IA. White. 610 81. Mary street, san Anto.
MO. Ter. SAYS: Suffered With catarrh for seven
years Munyon's Catarrh Cure and Tablets da
wonders for me- Can heartily recommend them.
Guide to Health and medical advice apso-
lutely free. Prof. Munyon, 1906 Arch ST.
Philadelphia.
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Riehmopders In New York.

NEW YORK, July s-(SpeclaL)-G. A.
Davenport. Fifth-Avenue; Miss A. IL.
Bennett. Grand Union.
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THALHIMER BROTHERS.
ONE-PRECE HOUSE

svste Of merchandising is the popular way oy winch 'hou
san5s are supplied without resorng to misrepresentation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-10
Plain Facts!
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM
AN INTERESTING STOCK,

Plenty of good things for patrons Every DAY means
lvae day here Well prove everything we say IN tins ad
Besides when comes to that,
Evening star., 1898-12-07
Washington stock Exchanr.

salesaregular caIl-12 O'Clock ua.-west End ~
ny "a Iak ian ~ al " Riggs Fire Insurance, IOn
aois Capital Traction, 70 az 9Ok 20 at o9s 20 st
svs ~ s.s !" a. 30 10 at so gOgg 20 at sais IN
agton Gas IS al 5Cs So at 81 So n, sS se - Wash
= at 90 2o at so IS at so Mergsnthsier 7 ,Do
1875, 20 at 1895. American Grspbo,5oDat' bt' ~ az
II american Graphophone preferred 100 al Is
IN, Luz Dla; U.s. S0-year funding. lO5 bid rs lsaa
wa{sr stock llO bid. Se5s. funding, liz bid 'O'
l22t bid l23lz asked. Metropoljtan RsIITn'd - os
rs iS6 bid lao asked. Metropolitan Railroad c@ri
debt, b, lls bad. Columbia Ralraad g 10 Ia ~
6et Rallroad 5s, 45 bid, 50 asked Nashinrtar
Gas Company series Il. 6s l24 hid L 4 Ei,3 ~
Light deb imp. l06 bid. Chesapeake and P,fonsS
5s, 100 bid; Washington Market Conpany 1t a.
it9 oid; washington Market Company imp 6s III
bid Masonic Hall Association 5s los bid. Ameri
e2 N,ttnnp1 GFap11oPn1ne % deb 5s loo bid los asked
bid. Metropolitan, 3sI bid Central ItS nj ~
Farmers and Mechanics. 1s5 bid I9l asked Sec.
Shd Sid Ga ts Rhd rs Sa M. W. 0f End oSnp1 lss
asked. Traders. 1021s bid Lincoln. 10 bid, ID
Safe Deposit and Trust COmpanies.-NationsI ssf,
deposit and Trust, III bid, 1l3 asked. Washington
curity and Trust iSe bid. is5 asked asked american Be
o., Insurance ha nc FireInen's - bid Franklin
81 bid; Potomac SIS bid IS asked Arlington ~ ~
bid iSS asked German-A mericsn, 300 bid Ma.
iIN asked Rigs ~ bid asked Peoplfs !, go go
bid. asked Lincoln, l0as bid 105s asked, com.
nlercial, bid ~
Title Insurance Stocks Real Estate TTtIe 30 bis
Columbia Title, bid 5ls asked. District Tile ?
asked. ''s'
Railroad siocks.-Capital Traction Company. sol.
bid. SyAs asked Metropolitan. ISG bid i3g asked
Columbia, s. bid. rs asked. Eekington, Is bid
Gas and Electric Light Stocks. washington Gas
4g5s bid, b0lt asked, Georgetown Gas 50 bid Us
Electric Light, i24 bid. l2S asked.
Telephone Siocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac. Elk
bid, 80 asked Pennsylvania, 3s bid 90 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-MerEenthaler Linot we Ia2
bid, 1897 asked LAnston Monotype, 1885, bid rs
American Graphophone preferred, 1875 bid pnen.
matte Gun Carriage, -25 bid, 80 asked. Washing
asked Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, rs hid
xEN dividend