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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

tObtete %. 8. Sbomas unb einen Mann Sea-
mems @ampfon, pdbrenb otpei anbert
M1dnner 5~eittpeilig bic 8~eiinnung berloren
Sas ~@drben gitp 5Dtel" in 8 +
@ttb, q. g., bag gu 81. s. Stepart's 6in=
terlaReni9aft gebOrte, 1T abgebrannt. Oas
9otel mar auBer6alb 8rpoflpns bas grDBtt
auf Song SslunO unb plrbe i'm Sabre 1875
NIT einem &oftenauftpanbe bon $125,O OC
9ebaut. Die @inrt9tung bate $4,000 ge.
toftet. Die @dfte unb 9ienftboten, bic fid
beim 4usbru9 bes Serers i'm !9ptel befan=
ben, enttdmen ale unberleBt.
Die ct. Srancis 3abier WcabemD in .
tapd, Sa., cine S9ule fir MGb9en,
fpel4e ii4 unter Der 2eitung Der 8armber=
5igen S4peitern %befinbet, brannte Sreitaq
Worgen gu friiber @tunbe ab. Die S4nez
fern 1tnb S9ilerinnen tamen ale NIT Dem
2eben 6abpn.
8Iutfcene in Kentucky.
Ius PtneDtGGe, &p., tpirb heri9z
tet, baB in 9eslie Gountb Nr9 9ealtpn BON
Wttlton grd1bedr er19of1en tDurDe. 8Dr
eini9en Sagen butten bic 8eiben einen
@treit matchmaker unb sriffen Iib nit
tbren U&efern an, tpuroen d6er burd nmz
ftebenbe getrennt. 8eibe gingen nah 6auie.
9ob borber ertldrte 8raibeur ieinem @egz
net, bab er i'm bel Der nd4iten @eGegenbeit
tDoten tperoe. SienTtug Morgen hegab Ii9
9ealton in einen 9uben, Inn @intdufe gu
MAIDEN. 4ls er %eintrat, mar 9raf6ear ebenz
faIs 5ngegen nnb befa4l inn, fi8 Iofort
gu entfernen. Sealton blieb unb 3og isiren
&ebploer. geioe f~euerten gu glei9er 3eit
nnb 9ealton fant t0btli9 getrofFen gu 3d.
ben, tpd9rtnb 8ruI6ear NIT elmer Iei9ten
Wunoe am Irm bubontam. gr purbe
Oerbuftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

Gin lauter S9rei Der @ntriiitung bur9@
~aitterte bic @elt. als am lebten Samitug
aus Rennes bic 8unoe gemaoet tpurbe, buB
oas bort tagenbe 8riegsgeriht nit 5 gegen
2 Stimmen ben unglidli9en 6 capita
Orepfus abermals bes 8erratbs
9ulbig befunben, unb inn, unter
3uertennnng umiloernber umitdnbe", Elm
Strafmab bon 5ebn Sabren 5eftung ouerz
fannt babe. Die ebrz unb bdrafterloie
Sippe bonn @eneralita6. unter beren 9srr=
i3aft Srantrei4's emit 10 ftol5e Nrmee cine
Mai4ine Der to1iten &orruption setporben,
unb bnr4 bic gang Srantrei4 angeitedt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
9are pn S1oAhiGa
(5un 6ro6mrrseib Gnfsu nne cine i'm etihn nhfbe pbaene Kmem n sHoueh Dutdhano)

tretung in Pdrts beretts gemddlt 1T, t0nnts
Der GpngreB fte nur bdourb D~er6inOern, bdB
er enttpecer bic 8epiqigung riidgdngig
ma6t ooer cine RefoluttDn ai1ntlnmt, bic
%babtngebt, buB es in 5oIge Der in 5rantz
tei4 berrfde1ben 1nii9er6eit ni9t angez
bradt 1T, bic tpsrtbbolen @egenitdn6e bes
aegierungserbibits Oortbin 5u i6iden. Nuf
beibe Mei1en tpiirben aber bic freunbli9en
8e5tebungen 5tpif9en ben beiben Regierun=
gen getriibt perben. 4bgeIe6en BON benz
8orgeben Der Gegierung ober SeS SongreHes
pirb bas urtbeil gegen 0rspfus ameriz
tanii4e SnbuTtrieue ieOoa in bobem @rabe
beeinf[uKen, ibre beabi4tigte 8etbeiligun9
an ber 4usitelung ~riidgdnstg gu MAIDEN.
Dereiftet.
Sruu Marb Gallagher, 35 Sabre alt, bic
@atttn Selir @uIdg6er's, zines Sobritz
ar6eiters in port Berrp, g a., Oerz
giftete bieier Sage ft4 feI6f unD lire Orei
S09ter NIT Qaubanum. Sic uAo has
~iiin9fte, bier Mondte a1te Sinh Harden,
bod bic beiben anberen MGo9en, 5 reIp.
Z Sabre alt, perben tpa3rf6einli9 nit benz
2eben babontommen. Ser @atte rrtlGrte
benz Coroner, baB er ni9t pii1e, toarum
feline 6rau bic Sbat begging. DIS ct am
Nbenb bon Der Nr6eit 6eimsetommen lei,
babe fein Is Sabre alter Go6n Yatrid i'm
nit ben @prten %empfdngen: n@ie finb
Ollie frant. Sic miifen ~bergiftet 1ein."
Ser Coroner mar nt9t i'm @tanbe, 8atrid
auf3uFinben, unb glaubt, baB berleIbe aus
ir9enO einem @runbe oeritedt tporoen 1ei.
Goifon's meme G%rTnoune.
Sbomas @bifDn erfldrte fir5lif, boB er
feline Grfinbung, mitteIit Glettri3itdt unb
obne @afer aus golO6altigem Sanb bas
refine Sob gu gepinnen, nunnebr bonerbet
babe unb in Der Ndbe BON Santa Sc, q. &C.,
duf elmer 2dnbtrede bon 100 Quabratmeiz
len, tpe[9e @olb i'm Bertbe BON S8,OO0,00O
ent6dGte, in @ntpetbung bringen tpolls. Die
elettrtide Maf4ine piirbe bus Sob brett
aus benz Sanbe 5ieben unb tGgli9 einer
S4ab i'm @ertbe bon $4,000 9eben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
Cornelius DanoerbiIt foot.

Sn Ieiner Wo6nung in Seem Yort 1T
geitern (0ienfag) Morgen Der OieIfahe
MiQtondr Cornelius @anDerbilt einem
S9lugunfu1 erIegen. On ieinem Gterbez
lager befunoen it9 feline Satin. feline 2o9z
ter @labbs uno fem i%iingfter So9n 8egiz
nolb. Ser 8ertorbene mar Sc Sabre aft
unb purbe na9 benz Sobe ieines @aters
WiGiam 8. 8dnberbilt Der Better beg ausz
sebebnten 8unberbilt'fdsn @tf enbabnlpItems.
@r berbeiratbete ii3' i'm Sabre 1867 nit
Nliee 8pbnne, Der So9ter zines Eeroorz
rugenben Gincinnatier &e6tsonpalts. Gr
6interlGBt flint 9inber, Cornelius, Ger
trube, Nlfreb, Heginalb unb 9labDs, BON
benen bic 6eiben ~er1teren ber6eirat6et finb.
RepubIifanifher Staotsconpent Don
~nIarYIano.
Der repu6ltfoni16e Staatsconbeni bon
81 arDlanb bat folgenben @toatgna6lz
}ettel per Reclamation aufgeiteQt: 8ouoerz
neur: G(oDo Gotpnbes, BON NIeganD gpuntn;
Comptroller: p6ilippS See @olbsborpugb,
Oot6eiter g.; @enerolannalt: Gr=Gpnz
Grsbmitqlieo So6n 9. 8. SinolaD, 8altiz
more. Die platform ertldrt Ii9. fir @pIbz
tod5tnng, fir Elm 3oliDitem, bas ameritaz
ntide J%Hbuitrten bei4iibt unb 6inrei6enbe
Gihnabnen fir bic Gegierung Iiefert, unb
t0bt ba5 Ner6olten ~unferes Qanbes i'm lebz
len atiege nit Spanieu.
8lutieer Kampf.
3piI6eu benz e6emoligen 3u6t6Guslet
Gb1rleS 0umont unb ben ppli3iiten &be
9leendn unb George @aiton fano in 6 D.
N m 3 us, s., Elm beIperater &alnpf Itatt,
bet 6atnit cnbete, baB ale 9ret ~beripullbet
%puroen, 0umont t0Otli9. 0umont iplte
tpeQen Gin6ruAS berbaftet tperben unb bic
poli3iiten partetcn ouf i'm an 9arrifon
Qoenue, als tr auF einem Sa6rrad bes
MegeS fam. Sic befablen i6n, gu 6alten,
bod ct fu6r peittr, aog uber 5uglei6 Teinen
Heooloer unb feuerte uber feline @dulter
binpee duF bic poliaiter. 9uiton fiel 5uz
ert, NIT elmer 8usel i'm 3ppf unb FINER
dnberen i'm @rme. 9umont perlor bus
@lei4getpi9t un6l Itiirate bon Ieinem &aoe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13

S6uIben tommen IteB, 10 miro i'm Stats
bepartement bod erpurtet, bob elm 8edieG
Dor ii3 geben unb baB Der ieb;ge Gonful in
Mugbebur9, 9enrb@. 9ieberi4, bas
@Onfulat in Bremen erbalten ipirb.
Das 6rano armY Gncampment
in pbiGabeIpbia 1T Iebte 8o9e gum
Qbf9luB 9efommen. 9ie STEELE bes 609tz
commanOirenben erbielt, nadOsm Rt4ter
Seq RaIiieur BON ct. 2ouis 3uriidgetreten
NOR, Sbert 4Gbert 9. Sban BON
% o mn q. 9. Die SGottenbetez
ranen ertpdbIten George 8. Seapb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
Aegen G@re un0Re6t.
Orevfus pom Krteeseeriht 81
Rennes abermals perurtheilt.
8ebn Sabre Teftnng nnter ait
nnbme miloernoer Amtt1nOe.
die ,,Gbrenretter Der Armee" nn-
tergetdnen Elm Ona0engelndJ.
aaiier @ilbelm'8 beufmiir6ise Geben
bel ben ManDbern.
pie $panmmns stpi(6en Gnsrano nns
pie $pannmng stuif6en Gngrano mns
Eranspaar nimmt at.

Derfddrfune Ger inneren poIitif preu6ens.-
Stur3 oes Qderbauminifters. - Ieitation
eeeen Seididune ocr partier Q%usfeI'
lung. = peru's neuer prdfoent. - ueuea
ftes aus europdiiden uro anoeren San;
oern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
%}e(O5ugSp(dne.
mas Gen. Otis in Der trodenen
Salon 3u tPun 9eoenft.
A0miral peweu's Rii&kebr nabe
beuorteben0.
Admiral garqnbar 5tm T~adJfolger
ADM. $ompfon's ernatnt.
SampIun miro GOmmanOe1r ber &riegs.
merit in 0nIfOu.
Ar6erf ,. SIAN Oct meme @6ercoms
taanStrenOe oct 9. a.. q.

Das eelbe ;fieber in Key meF.-unfdne uno
;feuersbriinfe. = SIutfcene in KentudY.
- Cornelius DanoerbiIt eeftorben. -
RepnbIifanif9er Acknowledgement pon
maryland. -2lIerIei uadridten aus Dem
Nuganoe.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

conclusion was reached that Lucy in
duced Regain to walk out of town on
some pretext, and when they had
reached that desoate spot in Silver
Bow canyon, had murdered him for his
money. AS close as it was ever estab-
lshed, the atrocious murder was COM
mitted for a paltry sum of $780, That
was about the amount Regain was be-
HeVed by his relatives to have had
when he left Butte.
The theory of The sheriff's officers
was proved substantially correct. 1t
was proven that Lucy and Regain
passed Silver Bow together. Then it
was learned that a man 'tallying exact
~ with Lucy's description had arrived
at Gregson Springs about o'clock the
morning of the 3D. carrying a grip,
which he left in the Butte, Anaconda &
Pacific station. and which proved to be
Regans. The man spent the morning
in Schiffman's saloon drinking. He ex-
hibted considerable money and got
very drunk and slept in a box car at
the station till evening, finally disap-
pearing just before the sheriffs officers
got on his track From the descriptions
furnished of this man, his dress and
appearance, there was no doubt he was
the man Sullivan who left Butte with
Regain, or Lucy, as he subsequently
turned out to be, and from the fact
InaI ne l1eu the country lieie has IicN0i
been doubt in anybody's mind that he
was the murderer.
Sheriff Regain took the trail and with
all his deputies worked INCREASINGLY for
| days and weeks. A new clue would
| develop from half a dozen different di-
| rectionS every day and an officer would
| be dispatched to run each one down,
| but in every instance of the man being
| seen it would be the wrong man. Ev-
| cry section of Montana and later the
Northwest was secured, but the earth
seemed to have opened up and swal-
| lowed the murderer.
AT length 1T was announced that the
| sheriff had given up in despair and
abandoned all hope of capturing the
| murderer. But it was not strictly true.
| The announcement was made for pur-
| pose and Sheriff Regain and his officers
| worked on. Every now and then an
| officer would leave for some distant
| part of the country without his mission
| being known 1t was to run down some
| new clue.
A couple of months ago a man was
under suspicion at Los Angeles, Cal
| There appears to have been little doubt
| he was the right man, but the officers
who had him under surveillance failed
| to arrest him when directed to do So
and becoming suspicious. he gave them
| the slip. Then the search began anew
1t has never been abandoned for a Gay
During the eight months that have
elapsed since the murder. suspects have
been arrested at a dozen different
points who always proved the wrcne
man when an officer went to identify
1t may be the same thing this time
but there seems every reason to believe
it will not
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
IN POLICE COURT.
Justice Doled Out to a Number of Petit,
Offenders,


Judge Terrell of the police court dis
pensed justice in a few unintereeting
cases yesterday. Maud May, charged
with prostitution and for robbing jerry
Mccarthy of $S5, was fined $25 and COM
mitted 20 serve out her sentence.
F. z. Mcdonald, who was arrested a
couple of days ago for creating a SEN
sational disturbance by chasing H. r.
Wagner through the streets with a
knife because Wagner had the temerity
to correct one of his children, paid a
fine of $40. Wagner stood trial, and
proving himself innocent of any wrong
doing, was discharged.
The case against l. LewkowitZ, charg-
ed with leaving team unhitched on
the street, was dismissed.
The case of ]. H. Lynch, P. A. Nc
Kercher and Mary Smith, charged with
interfering with Officer Sheehey while
the latter was arresting James Gill last
Monday, was continued one week at the
request of counsel for the defense An
other Mary Smith was fined S. for
drunkenness.
Murt Sullivan, charged with assault
in the third degree, had his hearing set
for Tuesday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
"THE REVOLVING WEDGE
Presented in an Entertaining Manner by
the Ladies' of the High School.

Presented in an Entertaining Manner by
the Ladies of the High School.
The young ladies' class of SO, Butte
high school, provided very credita-
BILE entertainment last evening in the
library auditorium. 1.-THE RevOlving
Wedge" a comedy drama of one act,
the young amateurs acquitted them
selves very well. Following was the
cast: Mr.. Martin. Harvard gentleman,
Henry Hopkins: Mrs. Martin, Martin S
wife, Alice Lowrey; Nell Martin, his
daughter, C. Brebner: Bob Martin, his
son, a Harvard football player, Ben
Hanson; Ned Biddle, Martins second
cousin, Guy Davidson; DR.. George
Brown of Cambridge. Mrs. Martin S
brother. Harry Rix: Nora, housemaid,
Emma Savage; Captain Michael Do
Ian, policeman, Clyde Brown.
The opening number on the evening S
programme was selection by the High
School Guitar and Mandolin club, COM
posed of Misses Sllivan, Brebner, Fish,
Laird, Davis, Hines, Thierman. E.
Driscoll, NJ. Driscoll, McTucker, Feath
erly and Messrs. A. Atkins, j. Corrette
and B. Atkins.
The young ladies of the senior class
of 1899 gave a wand drill, which was
very interesting and cleverly eXecut-
ed. There was also singing by the High
School quartette, composed of Misses
Hamlyn and Webster and Messrs
Sampson and Ross. The entertainment
concluded with a dance, in which many
participated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
Funeral of Charles Brcen.

The funeral of Charles Breen was
held yesterday afternoon from Rich
ards undertaking rooms and st. Pat
rick's church and was attended by a
number of friends Breen was a broth
err of James Breen and fell dead in the
street a. Divide Monday, apparently
from heart disease.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
Nancy Hanks in Jail.

Nancy Hanks is N Jail again. This
time she is accused of breaking into a
cabin at 65 East Mercury street. 1t ap-
pears she had been living in the place
and her rent being due the owner lock-
ed up the dive in her absence. She re-
turned and broke in and her arrest FOL
lowed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

We have an old-established, centrally
located saloon doing fine business
which we can sell for $3.50, including a
large stock of retail goods. Fixtures
worth more than the price asked, in
clude a safe and a National cash regis
ter Reynolds e Mcdowell, 46 East
Broadway, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

Grand concert and ball for the benefit
Of the Butte soldiers at Manila will lie
held at the Auditorium, Dewey Day,
May LIST. under the auspices OF Louise
lodge No 8. Q. d. Fl. S. No pains VIII
be spared by the popular lodge to make
this the event of the season.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

Change in Location.

The Northern Pacific railway has re-
moved it's city ticket office from the
Hamilton building, No, % East Broad
way, to the Lizzie block. northwest cor
ner Park and Main streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

the excellent manner in which the sub
ject of music has been presented in the
several divisions by Mrs. T. j. Flavin.
"Resolved, That we thank Miss Clara
Corbin for the valuable training given
in physical culture and also the normal
training class for the excellent enter,
rtainment provided by the members of
that class on Thursday morning.
Resolved That the teachers express
their high appreciation Of the able pre-
sentation of the subjects of language
and geography by Professor Foote of
the Business college.
Resolved, That we appreciate the
kindness extended by the city press,
consisting of the Inter Mountain. the
Butte Times, the Butte Miner and the
Anaconda Standard.
"ANNE c. MASON,
ELLA BOLAND,
"MARTHA J. BROUGHToN,
81. w. DALE,
MARY B. HEALY,
81. P. ROWE,
"P A. LEAMY,
"Committee."
After these resolutions, offered by
Professor p. A. Leamy of the Lincoln
school. were read, the assemblage ad-
journed to the gymnasium, the floor of
which had been waxed in preparation
for dancing.
In marked contrast to the dignity
which had chara cterized the teachers
and instructors alike during the week,
were the Virginia reel and cake walk,
which followed. Even the staid pro-
fessors Joined with unrestrained mirth
in the general jollity. Among the visit
ors present during the afternoon SEES
sion were: C. V. Fulton, H. S. Clark,
P. ]. Macarthur, Mr.. Wolfsinger, Mr.
Lane Mr.. Nee. White, Mrs. Powell
| Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Macarthur, Mrs
| Spiller, Mrs. Moore, Mrs Dunn, Mrs
| Kane, Mrs. Wolfsinger and Mrs. Full
| ton.
The morning session was conducted
| as on previous days, Miss Gould gave
| some final instructions to her classes
| in drawing. Mrs. Flavin took up new
songs with her classes and reviewed
| the work of the week, Professor Hen
| bricks brought out few points IN
| school management not touched upon
before. Professor Foote continued his
| work in language and geography, Miss
| Corbin went through all the drills in
| physical culture with her classes and
| President Sanders spent the entire pc
Rod in the discussion of language and
| numbers.
The last afternoon of the institute
closed with an informal and varied
programme which was greatly enjoyed
| Mrs Flavin opened the exercises with
| a SOLO, oHe o"Stlly io3jclllll 1llOu1lI'
! and responded to a vociferous encore
! with a tender little child song.
AS the various members of the corps
of instructors stepped upon the plat
form they were received with cheers
Each IN turn was called upon and re-
| sponded with appropriate remarks
Messrs. Nee. White and Lane Of the
board Of education of the city respond
ed to repeated calls for speeches. They
congratulated the teachers and The
county superintendent upon the success
full work of the past five days and placed
| themselves ON record as being heartily
| in favor of having the institute held Al
this season of the year. City Super.n
! tendent Hendricks congratulated the
teachers upon the good humor that pre-
vailed and the pleasant and profitable
| days just passed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

The funeral of Thomas Sliney will
take place to-day Saturday at 2 p. m.
from the residence, No. 43 Anaconda
road
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
DR.. Rinehart's half page ad. Sunday.
The Obvious Reply.

what would you say" asked the
fair theosophist. 'if l should tell you
that L was born in Egypt, 5000 years
ago?"
why" said the party addressed,
II should certainly say you don't look
it."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

Clarke's Rocky Mountain mineral wa
ter cures catarrh of the head, throat
and stomach. III Hamilton street anG
Newbro Drug company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

Clarke's Rocky Mountain mineral wa
ter is the best blood purifier and tonic
ever discovered. III Hamilton street
and Newbro Drug company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
Notice.

Trotting bred and work horses for
sale at Rockwells Pride of Butte livery
stable, corner Montana and Mercury
streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

Try the Burlington route from Butte
to Omaha. St Joseph and St. Louis
without change of cars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

The Dorothy block. Granite and Wy
oming, reserves rooms for commercial
travellers. Elegant sample rooms.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

Eyes, 500'' new spring patterns. See
them. Fisher, West Galena, tailor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

DR.. Rinehart's half-page ad. Sunday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
HOSIERY SPECIAL

Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose, sizes to
10, value 25c pair; to-day 15c
Children's Fine Ribbed Hose, sizes
51a to 8, extra value. Csc; 35c qualities.
Women's Extra Fine Guage, double
Sole, Fast Black Hose, IS dozen at &c
pair; value Acc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

The Indications to-day for Montana are:
Fair and warmer Saturday; variable
winds; fair Sunday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-16
FINANCIAL.

Money-Market steady.
The bank c.earings during the past week
were 81 S4S, 1853 .Gl, against 81, ,65l95, dur
ing the corresponding week last year, and
So. 6l2 2ss. 81 during the same week in 1897.
Foreign Exchange is weak The
following are the Savannah quotations:
Commercial demand %.S45a; sixty days,
SASH; ninety days, A.79A francs, Paris
and HavTe, sixty days, 5.2SB Swiss, six
ty days, 5.27A; marks sixty days, 90 1915
Securities--Inactive and intensely dull
Quotations entirely nominal.
Stocks and Bonds-State Bonds-Georgla
3Is per cent. bond of 1880, 112 bid, ia ask
ed; Georgia 312 per cent, due 1915, 100 bid
109 asked: Georgia AZ per cent. bonds
120 bid, 1913 asked; South Carolina AIS,
III bid 119 asked.
City Bonds-Atlanta AZ per cent. 1929,
1iS bid, ll5 asked; Augusta 3ias, 1929 100
bid. I02 asked; Augusta 41as, 1925, 40 bid
l12la asked; Augusta Z per cent, 1909 bid
III asked; Augusta 6 per cent, III bid,
113 asked; Columbus > per cent, 107 bid
100 asked; Macon per cent, 1iS bid,
1l9 asked; Macon 4l6s. 1926 100 bid, 10
asked Savannah per cent. quarterly
October coupons, ia bid 115 asked Savan-
nah per cent, quarterly November cou-
pons. ia bid, 1l41s asked; Charleston A.,
10i bid LOG asked.
Railroad Bonds-Savannah Florida and
Western Railroad general mortgage bonds.
per cent interest coupons, 125 bid, 1Z7ik
asked; Savannah Florida and Western
first mortgage per cent gold bonds, due
1924. ia bid, 116 asked Savannah. Florida
and Western Railway Company, St. Johns
division, first mortgage Is. 9lh bid 0G ask
ed Central Railroad and Banking Com
pany collateral IS, 81 bid. 9s asked; Cen
trail of Georgia Railway first mortgage
5s 50-year gold bonds, III bid, 118 asked;
Central Of Georgia cons. per cert bonds,
96A bid, Iih asked: Central of Georgia
Railway first preferred incomes, 40 bid, Al
asked; Central of Georgia Railway second
preferred incomes, lli5 bid, 10 asked Cen
trail of Georgia Railway third preferred
Incomes 6 bid asked; Georgia Railroad
6s 1916 rs bid, 1854 asked; Charlotte, Co
iumbia and Augusta 1st IS, 1903 bid, 10
asked; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
second mortgage Is. 125 bid, asked
Georgia Southern and Florida, 1O7h bid,
1854 asked; Ocean Steamship per cent.
bonds 1926. lN bid, asked; City and SUI
burban Railroad first mortgage per cent.
bonds 17 bid, - asked Alabama Midland,
5 per cent. Endorsed, bid 100 asked
Brunswick and Western As, "a bid, So ask
ed; South Bound Railway g. 1902 bid, 1903
asked; Georgia and Alabama first pre-
ferred IS, 106 bid. l0s asked; Georgia and
Alabama consolidated IS. 100 bid, 101 asked
Eatonton Branch, 05 bid, 81 asked; Central
Of Georgia. Middle Georgia and Atlantic
division 5s, 30 bid, IS asked.
Railroad Stocks--Augusta and Savannah
40 bid, III asked Southwestern l10
bid. Ill asked; Atlanta and West Point
stock, - bid, asked Atlanta and Wesl
Point per cent. certificates. l04 bid. i05