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The times., 1898-03-21
sURRENDERs TO JUSTICE.
Remorse Leads Alleged Murderer
to Stand His Trial

Lumpkin. Ga, March 2O-After an absence Of
two years from the scene Of his crime, rsuorse
has led Jerry Carter. 4 well-known younl, man
of this place, to return and surrender himself
for the murder OF Merchant Frank D. Black.
Black and Carter had a violent alteration on
the public square a little over two years ago
ending in the death of the former Carter dis
appeared and his surrender yesterday was the
first lntimation that he still living Iarter'5
description OF his suffering Is terrible 50 in
tensely did the affair prey upon his mind that
he IS thin and pale from loss OF sleep and worry
and his hair which was formerly jet-back. is
generously sprinkled with white
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AUCTION SALES.
THos, BOWLING & co.,Auctioneers,5l2 E st. NV.
SALE OF UNDPROvFD PROPERTY
AInNE TIIE comb Ii Rn N

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIlPRovED PROPERTY
ALONG THE CONDUIT ROAD.
BY virtue of Il deed OF trust. duly recorded in
Liber 1888, at folio 326, ct seq among the land
records OF the District of Columbia, and a. the
request OF the holder OF the notes secured there
by, the undersigned trustees viii offer for sale at
public auction in front OF the premises at O'Clock
p. m, on MONDAY. MARCH 2S, ISgs the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the
County Of Washington, in the District
Of Columbia, to wit: Lots l. :, s. o 10, II, p
Is, 1t. -, %, 30. So 81. IS, So 10. H. - 49, a.
10, and 46, in the subdivision of lots made by Ja-
cob Clark and Edward b. Cottrel trustees (of part
OF lot numbered one in the subdivision oi tract
IN the District OF Columbia, called ''Nhitehaven'
among the heirs OF Abner Cloudl for the Palisades
OF the Potomac Land Improvement Company. said
subdivision being recorded in the office OF the
surveyor OF the District Of Columbia, in Book
County ;, at page -.
Terms Of sale-Onc- third Of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash and the balance
IN equal instalments one and two
years after date OF sale secured by deed of trust
on the property Sold with interest upon the de-
ieTred payments at the rate OF Is per cent per
ahnIm, until paid. all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser. deposit OF 50 VIII be required
on each lot at the time of sale. Terms Of sale TO
be complied with within fifteen DAYS from the
day OF sale or the trustees reserve the right TO
resell AT the risk and cost Of the drfultins pur-
chaser or purchasers. after five DAYS previous ud
NeTtlsement OF such resale
NM Z LEWIS
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ON BASEMENT FLOOR.

C-' A'-hA11-- ~ l-~H L + 4<OCLN
&0 iQ tomorrow for the $3.50 DO
~ no nestle" RefTigeratOrs. bearing
the reliable names of Cooper & Mckee
Think of only S2.4S for family size re-
frigerators. with zinc lined and gall
vanized iron bottom. See them and
wonder more.
9t 20 tomorrow for the S2.B
PA'ov Trunks. And a marvel a { 81 49,
Covered with heavy duck, strengthen
ed with hardwood Stats. iron bands,
and steel clamps. And note the iron
bottom, brass lock, safety catches. in
side tray, and bat box
Qec tomorrow for the Double Star
"'b Oil Stoves, with four 4-inch
burners. Save time, trouble, and
money
SQo tomorrow for $3.50 Star Cur
oOo tain Stretcher, with easel. -7x1f
feet. The improved Star that does
not sag at the center
2So tomorrow for Garden Sets, con-
-"' sisting of solid steel hoe. rake
and spade, with vanished wood ham
dies. Only &c. for the steel trowels.
&1 9i for the Gem" or Lightning
p pi'AF Ice Cream Freezer. TwO-quart
size. You know the usual price.
The times., 1898-03-21
tnngreEmtion Disnnnninte,l.

DR.. d. J. Stafford was unable to preach
at st. Patricks Church last night on ac-
count Of the illness Of his mother. An
immense congregation had TO be turned
away disappointed. as no one could be
found TO take his place
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ParaSOl Department.

G2 QS tomorrow for choice of the
Po'"O new s. Parasols-twenty-fiv
different styles to show you. All new.
Q2n for the $l.48 Gloria" Silk Um-
"-' brellas. Tight-roIling, on steel
rods. Mems and ladies'.
The times., 1898-03-21
M Z. LEWIS.
trustee
WILLIAM W. AYRES.


FOR SALE-Merchauts. attention! Pcremptory
auction sale TO the trade OF entire new
stock contained in store No. s2l Tth ST. nw
consisting Of housefurnshings, glassware. crock
cry, hosiery. notions small hardware, commencing
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH - 10 a. m, by
order OF l.. Stern. Goods ready for inspection
before sale j, Z, FRECHIE & CO., Auctfoneers
mh2l-4t
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Take Dr.. Henry's Blood Tea

The great blood purifier, reg
ulates the kidneys, liver, and
bladder. Guaranteed to cure
constipation and indigestion.
Price Is cents. At all drug
gistS.
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Mrs. Lewis Rlnndnn

The wife of Mr.. Lewis Blundon of
Garrett Park, Nd, died at her home
yesterday morning.
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DIED.

TOT HEY-0n Sunday March 20 1sas ~ s.oo
j. h n MY ny iAEL I0U HEY. beloved husband -
the late Bridget Touhey after Inrs--s -s'u oi
Notice OF funeral hereafter ''s Illness
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oner was allowed to be in possession of
a blunt instrument" telephone com
munication with the institution was
cut off
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HOuSefurnishings.

The basement and fourth floors may
be out of the way. but they are filled
with Spring needs for the home. Note
the 'ODening' prices
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Charges Moderate, Medicines Included.

Daily Office Hours 10 a m 10 ) p. m. Monday
WEDNESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, to p. m.
Sunday, 10 to ~ m
CONSULTATION CONFIDENTIAL FREE.
The times., 1898-03-21

Your credit is good at Lansburg's Fur
aiture House. 18th and F SITS. oc3-tf
The times., 1898-03-21
s4G WTiiarPs HoteL

Are you weak and despondcnt tired low-spir-
tied, without any assgnable cause? 10 the tears
come in spite OF you without provocatiou? Does
life seem prottlcss buTdeny Have YOU a feeling
OF fear and apprehension as if some great calamity
were about to befall YOU? Are you nervous and
irritable, with ycarnng TO take wings and ny
away from the of life? Then YOU are un-
doubtcdly suffering from serious dcrlngcncnt of
the female organs, and should secure sillfll treat
mcnt at once, before incurable complications
arise.
Ladies suffering from any disease, weakness. or
disability peculiar to their SEX are especially in
yited TO call.
The times., 1898-03-21

ESTATE or NARY +. CARR. late of District
Of Columbia. No. S,2jj Docket - Issued
March II. IS9S.
ApplIcati, uS having been made to the =;i1rcr1c
court Of the District of Columbia holding or6hsps'
court for letters OF administration on said estate
by GEORGE ". WISE, a creditor this is TO civs
on FRIDAY, THE sTII DAY or APRIL. 4 ID
lSss, At 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to show cause wby
such application should not be granted
Attest; j. NOTA McGTLL
.. Register OF Wills d. C.
EDMJ NJ COMPTON, Proctor Tor Applicant.
mhI4 2I2S
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UNDERWRITERS.

j. WILLIAM LEE.
oo UNDERTAKEN,
S32 Pa. Ave. y. w.
-- sl-cItSs service Phone. 1885.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ESTATE OF JOHN b, FLOYD. late of District Of
GoIumhla- No. S,255- Docket, p Issued
March IL, lS9S
Application having been made to the supren,
court OF the District Of Columbia holding ORPHANS
count IoF letters OF administration on said estate
creditor, this IS 70 give notice % an concerned
TO appear in said court on FRIDAY. T4E SIN
DAh or APRIL, \. D. lsgS At 10 O'CLOCK g.
De granted
Attest: J. NOTN McGWL
Register OF Wills, ID. C.
CHARLES MAURICE SMITH
Proctor for Applicant.
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&9 so for all sizes in New White
'P-'V" Enamel and Brass Beds. $3.50
to $3.50 values at only S2.69.
The record-union., 1898-09-03

eve of war, and that the consequences
of the Dreyfus scandal will involve
France in war with Germany. The
Government is doing its best to stem
the rising tide of agitation by a studied
1uiescence. which scandaliZes the
journal Des Debats" and OF Il papers,
but it may succeed in getting over the
crisis. M. Faure ignores the reproaches
of the press and remains at Havre.
M. Bourgiers, Minister of Education,
is in Switzerland. His address is not
known here. M. Peytral, Minister of
Finance, is at Marseilles, and NJ. Lock
roy, Minister of Marine, is at Cher
bourg.
In the meantime M. Cavaignac. Minis
ter Of War; and M. Sarrien, Minister OF
Justice, are busy enough. M. Sarrien
had two prolonged conferences with NJ.
Brisson this afternoon, and after M
Cavaignacs long interview with M
Sarrien, both Ministers looked ruff1ed
These and other impromptu ministerial
conferences were devoted to an en-
deavor to convince the Minister of War
of the necessity on political grounds
the whole country, including the army,
now demands.
High officers confess that the dis
cussions that will follow revision will
probably entail war, but they say that
would be preferable to having the army
remain under a cloud, with the poss-
bilities of agitation leading to civil
strife
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PANA MINERS STRIKE.
A Demonstration by Deputy Sher-
IFS Creates Excitement.

PANA Qll), Sept. 2.-t1Ity-rour OF
the Deputy Sheriffs who have been on
guard duty at the Springside coal
mine made demonstration this after.
noon by marching in a. body through
the principal streets of the city with
loaded Springfield rifles and fixed bayo-
nets to City Hall Park, where they
rested on their arms for half an hour.
They were in charge of Mayor Roosevelt
and Chief Deputy Baldwin. Later they
returned to the Springside mine. All
along the line of march citizens hissed
the deputies and applied all kinds of
epithets to them but the deputies cool
ly continued the march. Mayor Ross
we'll said the deputies were brought
to the city on orders of Governor Tan
ner but the State Secretary of the
Labor Bureau denied the statement of
the Mayor. Mayor Roswell said it was
feared the lives of the deputies and
operators families We're in danger The
demonstration created great excite
ment.
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prosperity. The western provinces are
ready for agriculture, and crops can be
put in at any time"
General Shafter was fully informed
regarding the controversy between
General Miles and Secretary Alger. He
was surprised, and said it was the first
hint he had had of anything Of the
kind. He knew nothing about the
causes or the merits of the contro
versy.
What troops are left to garrison
Santiago?"
The only troops of the Fifth Corps
that We're left were the Twenty fourth
Infantry, the remainder of the Ninth
Massachusetts, about 100 recruits and
the last of the sick and wounded. These
were to have left on the day after the
Mexico sailed, and are to reach here to-
morrow or next day. This completes
the withdrawal of the army of inva-
sion, which was composed of the Fifth
Corps. The garrison duty is in other
hands. The Fifth Army Corps flag will
fly over Camp Wikoff tomorrow"
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Four People Killed and Many In
jured by a Dynamite Explosion.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. "A special
to the Sentinel from Wellington, Ind
says:
A terrible accident occurred at Stints-
vile this afternoon in which four men
were instantly killed by a dynamite
explosion and many others were seri-
ously injured. The men wre blasting
rock for a new pike when a terrific ex-
plosion of dynamite occurred, instantly
killing the following: John w. Will
Jams, John Grubb, Buck Wampler Ed
ward Watts.
The fatally injured: Ben Fyffe, Mil
ton Hike, Willie Ford.
The injured were brought to Stints-
vile, and the Coroner was summoned
from Bloomington. The men killed and
injured We're we'll known citizens Of
this county. All had families and some
had grown children. They ragged in age
from 40 to 80 years. Hike lost an arm
and leg, and is dying tonight.
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IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Insurgents Are Invading the
Southern Islands.

MANILA, Sept. 2.-Several ship loads
of insurgents have invaded the south
ern islands, with the view of seizine
everything possible prior to the settle
ment of the peace conditions
General Rios, the Spanish command
er, with fiotilla of gunboats, is act
ing energetically, but the insurgents
have captured the outlying islands OF
Homblon and Palawan, where they
found treasure to the amount of S42,
600. The prisoners captured have ar
rived here.
Delegates from the Hongkong Insur-
gent Junta are to have an interview
with United States Consul Wildman
Tonight, and it is thought that may
result in a settlement of the insurgent
question
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The DREYFUS SCANDAL.
IS THE ALL-ABSORBING TOPIC
AT PARIS.
May Yet Lead France Into War
The Government's Efforts to
Stem the Rising Tide.

PARIS, Sept. 2.-The movement in
is growing stronger in the papers, which
until now have been against the pris-
oner of Devils Island.
The "Matin' to-day says: "The alb
sence of M. Bourgeois, Minister of Edu-
cation, prevented the Ministers from
coming to decision yesterday and a
meeting of the council will be held
to-day"
General Pellieux has rendered his
resignation, but it was withdrawn on
the insistance of General Zurlinden
= 1t was announced this afternoon by
the "Patria" that several officers Of
the general staff have decided to resign
shortly and divulge all they know of
the entire DreyfuS affair. One officer
declares that war will inevitably fol-
low as a result of the revelation which
will be made regarding the machina-
tions of another Government.
M. Lasies, a member of the Chamber
of Deputies, had an interview with the
Minister for War, NJ Cavaignac, on the
recent developments in the Dreyfus
case. The Minister reiterated that he
was convinced of the guilt of the pris-
oner. but added that, at the same time
he was determined to punish all who
had been derelict in their duty.
The Deputy afterward declared that
so long as M. Cavaignac was Minister
of War there would be no revision Of
the Dreyfus case, adding that as, in the
event of revision, the trial would not
again be held behind closed doors, and
it would be impossible to produce pub
licly some of the documents, the ac-
quittal Of Dreyfus must certainly re-
suit from re-opening of the case.
Midnight-The most pessimistic feel
ing exists. 1t is the common belief that
Great Britain and Russia are on the
The record-union., 1898-09-03
TO-DAY, SEPT. Sd, AT $50 A. M.
Sale OF Bicycles and
Bicycle Supplies.


LOT 1.-The we'll known Silver King and
Silver Queen Bicycles for men and women re-
spectivey. We have three OF each, but all 22-
inch frames We handled these wheels last year
at 500, but having decided to close out all our
wheels in stock we name very low price.
Ssss' Sass''"ys S22.95.
LOT II-Women's Humber BICYCLES. The
word Humber is enough to testify to every one
that this is high grade machine. 1t is an 1897
model, and was marked SIo5.
Saturdays Price, S4l.5O.
LOT III-The Spaulding Racer This hand
some wheel is an 1893 model Palmer tires, Christy
saddle, with all the very latest bearings. This
wheel was sold in the East for SIoo
Saturdays Price, $3.50.
LOT IV-Women's Spauding Bicycles,
high grade machine in every respect, 22-inch frame
and Christy saddle. We have only one
Saturdays Price, SALTS.
LOT V-Christy bicycle saddles; indorsed by
physicians and sold until recently at $5. We have
have them for men and women. They can be ad-
justed to any wheel Be hand promptly if you
want one Of these saddles at
Saturdays Price. sl.os.
LOT VI-First-cass bicycle lamp for less
than the price of ordinary kinds We deem our
selves fortunate in getting these lamps to sell at
any such price.
Saturdays Price, 47c.
LOT VII-Best steel bicycle guards. 1t will
pay you to buy several pairs for future at such
a price as this.
Saturdays Price, 2c.
LOT VIII-Blue steel bicycle wrench select
ed steel and won't rust
Saturdays Price, l7c.
LOT IX-Eclpse toe clips. The best kind
on the market, and more of them sold than any
other make.
Saturdays Price, &c.
LOT X-Electric stroke bicycle bells, nickel
plated Not the light, 1imsy kind, but a sub
stantial bell in every respect.
Saturdays Price, 1Sc.
LOT XI-Never-eak tire fluid. Four ounces
injected into tire will render it leak proof,
that you will never know the presence OF pune
ture. 34c-
LOT XII-The standard cycometers, made by
manufacturers of watches, and will be found accu-
rate in measuring distance travelled. 4Sc.
LOT XII1-Good quality bicycle hand
DunDs at special price of IOc.
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Companies Will Pay the Tax.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2-At a special
meeting of the American, Adams and
National Express Companies to-day, 1t
was decided that the express companies
would pay the internal revenue stamp
tax instead of compelling the public to
assume this expense.
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Silk and Wool
Mixtures, 75C.

The dress goods counters are covered with
new Fall styles. We confne this notice to
style only-those at 75c They are firm, heavy
cloths in rich dark colorings and in sort of tapes
try effects. In some there faint stripes and
serpentine effects You have never seen anything
like these goods before, for they all OF very
cent creation.
be found unusually becoming.
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Saturdays ct 7E
Price, UHiV

LOT II-Lively business in mattings has left
us with good many remnants. These we shall
dispose OF to-day by naming very low prices.
There will be all kinds OF plain, fancy and linen
warp mattings, up to nine yards in length. Ii you
find length that you can to advantage you
will find the price more than satisfactory.
LOT III-Remnants of body brussels and
tapestry carpets, large enough to be used as rugs
Prices reduced, SO as to close out to-day.
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BrOCaded Silks
for Separate Skirts.

We have plenty of them of many styles and
kinds, but here is particular one that we wish to
single out. 1t is good weight black gros grain
silk mot tafeta), with pretty brocade satin figures
in new designs. Width 2I inches and would you
think to the sk-75c per yard.
But there are a good many interesting values
on the silk counters just now.
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TO-DAY, SATURDAY.
Sale of Items for Men. Such as
Shirts, Hosiery, Neckwear,
Underwear, Etc.

Last Saturday there were crowds at the mems
furnishing goods counters all day long. There
goods and prices to bring the people there.
To-day promises to be another just such rush.
ing day of business, and here some Of the
things that going to make it So Such goods
and such prices coupled together not every
day occurrences by any means.
LOT MEMS fancy striped balbriggan
dershirts and drawers, from the Carmany stock
and marked by him to sell in San Francisco ST and
ST so per garment We shall close what we have
S.es' s1tsrd"y's 48c
LOT II-About ten dozen light weight rib
bed undershirts and drawers for
S1ies, sats'd"y's &c
LOT III-Men's plain white shirts, also some
with fancy colored bosoms and separate cuffs.
Broken lines but regular 81 values
S1ts'd'y'' Sa;ss, 49c
LOT IV-Men's seamless hosiery, in either
black tan color.
S9;ss' S9ss.''y's &c
LOT V-Four-in-hand ties of white or color
ed pique. Regular value I6Sc each.
Sale Price Saturday, Sc.
LOT VI-Silk band bows and club ties, in
very neat patterns. You have been paying I5c and
25c for these ties
Saturday's Ss;an l0c
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TO-DAY, sept. Sd, AT $50 A. M.
Sale of Smyrna Rugs and REM
nants of Mattings and Car
pets.

LOT I've have secured limited quantity
OF fine grade Smyrna rugs, and large size go by
90 inches) They are heavily fringed and both
sides are alike. The design represents the Ma
The record-union., 1898-09-03
The CAMPAIGN
AT SANTIAGO.
General ShafteT Talks at Length on
the Subject.
EXPLAINS The Difficulties Under WAiCA the
Americans Lahured.

EGys When They Are Fully Under
stood the Conquest Will Re-
ceive a just Place in Military
History-Sickness Was Inevita-
BILE in a Summer Campaign in
the Fever Districts, and at a
Time When the Heat Was Most
Intense.
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Band Concert.

There will be a band concert in Our store, to-
day, September sd, by the Second Infantry Band,
Charles A. Neale, Director. The program is as
follows:
l. March, THE Big Five. Commery
.. Overture, From Dawn to Twilight. Bennett
8 Waltz 'Visions Beautiful Woman. Fahrbach
4. Selection, "Olivette. Audran
s. Potpourri, German Medley Observation-Disclosures. Casey
6. Grand Medley of Comic Opera Gems Boyer
T. Negro Dance, Uncle Rastus' Clappt
g. Song Cradle Song ............ Robert SchumanI
America.
The record-union., 1898-09-03

LOT 1.-The we'll known Silver King ane
Silver Queen Bicycles for men and women re
spectively. We have three of edch but all 22
inch frames. We handled these wheels last yea
at 500, but having decided to close out all ou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-01
COr1r1ERCIAL.

New York, March 1.-Prlces of
.tocks opened higher. the local ex-
change ignoring the depressing inhu-
ence OF lower quotations from London.
Sugar rose nearly a point on larg .
transactions. The tone became quite
buoyant In the first hour and there
was great animation. Gains of over a
point We're made in many of the lead
ing properties. The local specialties
under manipulaticns showed large
gains, Met. Street Railway rising 81.
nroht taking caused slight reaction
later which brought decrease In
activity. Tho contraction in the vol
ume OF business continued during the
second hour and sharp declines were
shown in some Isolated cases Towards
midday renewed strength was shown
ty the local transit stocks which
helped the balance of the list.
The bond market was fairly active
and strong.
London. March 1.-The money mar
ket seemed to be very tight and there
Is little prospect of early relief. The
commercial demand for gold to the L..
s. continues to be very pressing. and
according to report, is causing export
crs to sound the governors of the iarlt
of France as to whether they will al
low some of that banks gold to be
withdrawn for export to New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-01
xoRruERN LIGHT RISES.


Trading in the pit today was fraught
N mnch activity. and in certain
' MI ina brokers did themselves
pa in The manner In which they
p,"S ,n business. For the listed class
~ was the initial seller. the, stock
IT. in n two hundred share block at
a cents. and recording this inquire as
,los,ns lid. Geyser- Marion maintained
GOD degree OF flrmness and while not
ssller. there were those in the pit
mine To plank down S9L
ren,a for every share they
could lay their hands on.
Msmmoth and Mercur were also strong.
while Northern Light, with its recent
assessment three-fourths paid. took n
ann for the better and sold with ease
al figures ranging from 1919 to 1lA
cents share. ontario showed n de-
cided increase in the bidding, and al
though s31i was posted not a share
was to be had at this figure. The re-
naming listed stocks We're accorded
favorable recognition.
The trading Of the day vested in
stocks unlisted, as 1t was this class
which handed out the greater number
Of shares The sellers We're Chloride
Point Little Pittsburg, Richmond-A
aconda, Dalton. Dexter and South
Swansea, and all made transfers at fig
ures not 70 be ashamed of. Stock In
The Grow company was offered at 20
cents share with no bids. while
Swansea looked up in the bidding and
could have found ready takers at
tlia as against offerings at 1885.
Pacific. that promising Tintlc stock.
was offered at 10 cents, the bid for this
paper standing at .. Grand Central
kept well up In the bidding but did not
record sales
The closing figures were as follows: