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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
pRUMISsORy NOTE CASE.
Defense Pleads statutes Of Limitation
other Interesting Court
Matters.

Tho case of Agnes u. ireland. admin
istratHx Of D.. a. ireland. dcccased. vs.
Richard Mackntoah was called for trial
befolo judge cherry this afternoon,
with Zane a Rogers and brown q Hen
donon appearing Tor plaintiff and
Iudse flogat and Waldcmar Van Cot
for defendant
The action II TO recover the sum Of
81 t22.iS and interest on a certain prom
iegory note made In favor Of E. a. Ire
iaud and dated January and. 1896.
The complaint niicses that since the
action accrued In favor Of y. A. Irc.
land. the defendant has been absent
from ne State at various times
amounting In the aggregate 10 seven
teen months This was prior to May
i0ih. 1891 Mr. Ireland died At Lake
bennett. British Columbia. May 18th
1885. on the 9Th % September, 1929. the
defendant, II IL alicHed, paid Mr.. Ire
land sos % Interest and ti.s52.22 prin-
cipai.
The defendant admits tho note. but
alleges that plalnun's cause of action
Is barred by the statute ~ Limitations.
The attorneys Tor plaintiff this after
noon requested q jury trial. but M tho
rule requiring the payment Of the jury
fee i've days before the commencement
u n term had not been compiled 9th
the request was denied, 90 which tho
attorneys for plaintiff took an oxcep-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

ctatorned 10 an outdoor life. accus-
toned 10 an outdoor lfc. nccuaiomci
tumnI 10 the uan OF arms courageous o.
the heroes AZ Mniuha IAN, and pracu-
cally Independent o. commisaariht ar
raugemonta. Tho h1ers Assert, and
with excellent rgason " the ytnef W,a.e
against Great nritalu ore tnklu Mlo
confederation, that one iuer soldier u
tho ouual In battle of i've trained Britt
ian II VIII b. seen that Ufanl buiilln
will have m army " possibly laNNV
men to contend against N ul the Luicl
avmpathlsarH In Cape Colony and natal
assist the Trausvnal. ng Wil uhlNnnt.l-
lv be- tho case Against this large inrce
tho British will be- unable % gather
more 10000 volunteer from nl nor
South African unlaenaInuH. 10y cnmpAl+
lur these figures % VIII De- seen now
many imperial TROOPS wiu y w
South Africa io place ihH two helllhgr-
ont nrmiH1 dn an equal numerical basis.
al Do REQUIRES nininHi four WgekH 90
transport troops from EnaIani. lulla
ur Australia Co. tapTtnWu or hut plh
ID BE- evident that tho nnera have nu the
afvanflfe ln tho early part OF The war
THE nut few days after The eeclHfa-
lion of wnr arrmcd to show that the
chief uoor advance would De made from
thn western frontier ~ the Ifnnavnnl
into cape Colony although a ntAei
force u ii1fra o. stationed in the lAinFa
Nck district IN the ~" part " ih'
western border are the wealthy kim
boricy diamond mines, which. n cap-
tuned by the H1crs. would b. not only
q prizesof-war worth hundreds or NH
lInnn or doliar1, but would also oner
sweet consolation 20 the Beers, who lay
nii their recent troubles 20 ecu =,
Uhnfoa. the chief owner ~ the mines
and the lnutigntnr ~ the Jameson RAID.
which. curiouaiy started out from the
locality IN which the fret scrlmmnco ~
thls war took place The Kimberley
mines are situated In a level part 81
the country and are protected hy moth
thing more practicable Than recently
ronrtfttcted enrthwofha which would
hardly be- noticed BY the advancing
Unnr rnidiorr There are less than nv"
thousand british aoldicra between Kim.
horly and Capetnwns distance OF
about eight hundred miles and y u not
likely that many more VIII be sent
thithrr. owning 10 the nature OF the
country. which consists for toe most
mari of broken tnbloland1 and the Great
Knrroo. desert Of big proportions.
The Hoern. whose cnmmisaarini neen
not BE- 20 extensive, OWING 10 the sol
dlcr'a ability to live many days on o
small piece N biltong. or dried bo.t,
may take this western route, and. Wy
onocting n junction with their Dutch
uytnnathirorn In Cape Colony, attempt
10 capture Cnpotown. II IN hard 90 see
what practical advantages me poHH,-
sion Of Cnpetown could oner 10 INC
Tioers inaamuch ne the British navy
could resist al efforts ~ any foreign
power or 81 any nlibuetorn 60 lana arms
ore ammunition Tor the Trnnsvhnl y
might give the Hner4 courage 20 appeal
10 the world for hHHlHinnce, on the
grounds that by such great victory
they had proved the lusuee or tn'l,
cause. but II IL doubtful whether Great
nritain viii allow any one 20 interfere
iu any way IN the struggle Howard g.
ttlloraa IN Golfers Weekly.
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JUST ONE MORE FAKE.
Another Tribune Sensation Receives a
Serious Pnnctnre.


The Tribune this morning gave PROM
nont place to a Story u an English
ORR at Forest Dale" whom Il was
claimed. was the victim Of cruelty
Very naturally II stated that she was
represented ne having been deceived
by Mormon."
The story IL an elaboration N ono
published In the San Francisco chron-
ielc, IN which this statement occurred
- TOUCHING case Wua yesterday
cnllci % the attention Of Acting lmml-
grafton Commissions schcll at this
port, and by him rcfcrrcd GO the Ma
uonal cummlasioncr ~ immigration
aontsd through W. G.. rlckcrsEilL tho
local British consul and Involves the
fato OF young woman now in salt
Lake. who claims Co have been putlcud
from her home ln Englani through the
false representation ~ Arthur uardin-
ers Mormon missionary whose
present place ~ abode u unknown.
The action taken by Conell ricscfs-
fill y based on letter received b.
him from Miss Lizzie DYwno. The YOUNG
woman who elaine 60 have been Vic
tiniScd BY Gardiner Rhe eays M her
letter that che lot Euglaud June ~
isps. In company with Gardiner who
promised her a good place at Salt Lake
In the home Of a Mrs. Fisher. Arrived
81 Salt Lake. che remained with Mra.
Fisher only three days That lady wnS
unable 10 keep hcr. and aa q cpuse.
qucnce Gardner caused her removal
to the home Of HE sister, Mrs. Cook,
reading In small place called Fureut
Dale.
II appears from the letter that Mrs.
Cook haa treated the riri with much
unkiudnoaa Mia nuWno On IN ~
health and unable 20 work she told
tho consul that Mrs Cook had rgfuued
10 keep hcr longer. and that she feared
II would be her fate 10 BE- thrown upon
the charity ~ the world.
The Tribune then says that Miss
Duwne was called upon recently by one
~ ~ representatives and conveys the
idea that she curfuhurated the story
above narrated Miss n1wnc was called
upon today. She cfnphaiically declares
that she has mover seen or spoken 20 u
representative N the''rflhuuci" that fhc
came 10 Utah ~ her own vnlltiun. that
Hho has been ili but that she has re-
ceived the kindeat possible treat
mcnt at the hands N Mrs. Cook.
who ~ Mormon while sho
fMiss pownc) IL not. that she waun
10 40 home on account NJ sickness ana
expects 10 return 1H soon nH Hho can
that M the meantime she ig sure Mrs
Cook viii continue 10 give her good
home ua hitherto. 10 conclusion the
young lady said please say this IN
Justice 20 all; That ! have never been
corrced cr importunod In any way 10
iHln the hlultllan Church. by any per-
aun. I have acted entirely free and In
dependent and the story OF coercion l.
false"
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Why the South African Question Could
Not be Arbltratcd.

whatever ouccoss viii attend the Of
forts Of the peace conference may be
largely Inscribed 20 itH care TO avoid an
attempt at doing lmpnsslhllities. No
one recognized the limitations Of the
idea Of arbitration more fully than the
members Of tho committee who drafted
the arbitration treaty. no one realized
more fully that there have been, and
probably always viii be- questions be-
tween nations which cannot and ought
not 10 be decided without tho supreme
ordeal Of war when other means fan.
Among them are the struggles Of peo-
nlos for independence, Tor liberty, or
FOR Justice. Without touching upon the
merits Of the controversy between
Great Britain nnd the Transvaal, u
may be stated that II 10 no more suited
10 International arbitration or media
tlon than the conflict between the Unit
"a States and the Filipinos or the strug-
gle TO obtain home rule for Ireland,
The Tranevaal was not represented al
the peace conference and could not ad-
here 10 the arbitration treaty without
the approval OF Great Britain. II
Great Britain should submit It's con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Douglas A. Swan and Thomas Hull.
by their attorneys King huriun and
KIM nlod petition in the probate
court today asking that letters of adj
ministrntiun issue to them In the estate
of George swan. deceased. The petition
iHt N October 1893 leaving AN estate,
consisting " real and personal proper
~. valued nt $3.50 The heirs are
Catherine a. swan. widow. Douglas A.
swan, Margaret g. Hun, Alexander NJ.
swan. David Swan ana George Swan
all children OF the deceased and nyt'
The deccnsed icft a Will MED Win
the petition and made IN HE 9Th year.
q hearr no date. neither ~ u witnessed.
although o. blank space IL left In the
document Tor nuing the same IN.
Tho deceased nrat authorizes hl1 ok
executors 10 pay an hla Just and iaw-
lies the sale Of any part or portion "
his rcll or personal property
To his son Douglas A.. ir beuuenthed
a sold watch. belonging To declared.
and a gold cane Is lcft 60 George swan,
another son,
u is then provided that whatever real
or personal property there IL may De
converted Into caHh and the proceeds
divided equally between ihc surviving
chIllruu The sons, Douglas A. and
Alexander N. swan ana the HOn-ln-law.
Thomas Hun urr named aH executors.
The Will was made prior 10 the de-
ccaHcd's marriage 20 Catherine q.
Swan, ana petitioners ask the court 10
pass upon the validity Of the VIII and
determine whether the same was re-
vnked by the marriage with Catherine
2. Swan, and whether Il may be adj
mlttrd 90 probate.
Petitioners say that diigoni search
and Inquiry hos fHlled IN binding an
uuti-nuptlnl contract, ana NO provision
was made Tor the widow by marriage.
Mrs. Swan. % ls ret out. has request
el petitioners o. cot no administrators
OF dccedonrs estate.
The hearing on petition was set for
November i5th.
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is HER wNTERLooDUEg
hergeness Of the Proposition With
Which the Empire Must Deal.

n hgures mlght be relied upon to
prove anything In military campaigns,
then Il would not be extraordinary II
Great Britain should be defeated In this
war with the little Boor republic, The
most conservative estimate placoa the
number Of Beers and Boer aympathsen
Ia South Africa at between 10000 and
y 900 men capable OF effective military
service. Every one OF these men IL ac-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

George vlckcrs. an aged citizen. was
walking up Main stree, this afternoon.
and ne hc was looking In the north
window of Cnnnon's book store, a faint.
nesa came over him. ana he reeled. and
fen heavily 10 the ground. striking he
head nFninst the stone wall. a num-
Der 81 people rushed 90 his assistance,
aud after he was sufficiently revived.
he wa. helped 70 "a or and taken
huue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Dull Headache. Paths In various
parts 81 the body. sinking at the pit Of
the stomach Loss OF appetite, Fever
lahnoHa, pimploa or Sorcs are all posi-
tive evidenced " impure blood No
matter how Il became 40 II must be
purified In order to obtain good health.
AckorE Blood Elixir has never failed
10 ouru scr0fulous or Sypmlitlc poisons
or any other blood diseases, II IL GER
tainly wonderful remedy. and we sell
every bottle on o positive guarantee y.
c. NJ. I. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The divorce suit Of Lizzie Pratt W.
Milnndp Pratt, 1rs hled on Saturday
last. was dismissed boy Judge filins TO-
day. on motion OF plaintiffs attorney.
Mrs Pratt sought divorce ON tho
vide.
II ls stated that reconciliation has
takon place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

today.
Mr.. Peter Handlln OF Gee south
Seventh East called at the police sta
tion THIS morning and bcaough, pro-
lection under the quarantine laws
After rcciting his story he was referred
60 tho health department From HIS
narrative It appears that somebody
needs pulling up shortly regarding the
Reckless way disease germs may be
carried. AZ Mr.. Hnndlins house re-
sides a lady who IL related 10 tho Gro
shell family at 62i south Firm East.
This house " supposed To be quaran-
tined on account of scarlet fever but
according 10 AFR. Handlin'H story the
lady In question passes TO and from the
Infected premises 20 his own. As the
gentleman has family %
small children OF his own, ha
wants this migration business stopped.
When demonstrated with last night Tor
her conduct the lady said she had the
full consent Of DR. Harry n. Empla, who
is attending the case, 20 leave the house
during tho first few days Of the course
OF the disease.
ofncer spcrry ran down a hardened
gang Of young Halloween royFtcru this
morning, and nearly frightened them
ont " their seven senses. The fearful
half dozen. admitted that they had re-
moved a large Iron double gate from
the premises u r. ~, Allen. iGi south
Fifth West street on Tuesday night,
Now that Mr.. Allen has recovered HIS
lost property the boys, IN an probable
ity viii be allowed to remain at liberty.
Mrs, Matilda =. spencer who resides
nt - south Second East reported 20 tho
police this morning that some Vandnls
had entered her summer kitchen and
stolen two bushels ~ wheat and brass
kettle during her absence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The ease ~ Christensen W II. Hoefcr
ct al was tried before Judge cherry
today and Judgment rendered Tor de-
recover the sum of $50. alleged 20 be due
plaintiff for the rent u the Chrlsten-
zen dance hall. west Second South
street. II was ailoged that the hall was
rented By the Salt Lake Turnverion
society on the nlfht OF January tth.
1896. In the Justices court plaintiff re-
covered Judgment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Nellie a. wall has niod AN attach
mcut suit lu the Third district court
against J, D Rogers 90 recover 3isil.do
ou two proWiaalry uutea secured by
5000 shares 0f che capital stock uf tho
New American Gas and Fuel company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The $4,000 suit ~ y. n. Auorhaoh
against Salt Lake county was being ar
gued this afternoon. The taking OF
testimony concluded this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Judge Cherry win make setting ~
Jury vases tomorrow. Tor trial CONE
moncing Wednesday November sth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
DEFAULT Juboarsr ENTERED.
Katie outhrlsi Recover. 5000 FROM an
msr, salisbury a CO.

mhff NAiAshANN a 10
Judgment by default for 1880. and
Interest. was entered by the clerk Of the
Third district court today in the case
% Katie Guthriol. admlniatfutriN of the
estate uf Moroni Williams, deceased, "
J. r Gllmcr, Monroe salisbury and o.
J, Salisbury, doing business under the
nrm name and style Of Giltnsr. Sails
bury q Co
In her complain the plaintiff alleged
that In November 1899. Williams con-
voycd 10 the defendants for q conaldsra-
ton Of $4,000 the Peabody mining
claim. situated 10 uinghnm. OF this
sum 80 800 u o. alleged. was paid down.
tho agreement hglnF that tho defend
ants were 90 sell he property ana pay
the balance out ~ the proceeds ~ the
sale. The property. u IL alleged was
sold iu April. isat for much larger
SUM than II would have taken 10 pay
on tho balance 81 So, 600.
The default gives judgment for 1900
and q 40 interest.
Truman and Watts arr the plaintiffs
attorneys
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walter n. lIuisch. deceased. be prays
70 BE- appointed guardian. the heaF-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
sIoK HEADACHE ABSOLUTELY ASH
PTIiMANINrLN CURED

ny using Mokl Tcn. pleasant herb
drink cures constipation and indigcs-
ton makca you eat, sleep, work ana
happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money bnck % cts. and % cts. Y, c. 81.
l. Drug Dent.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

November .. 1889,
T'1dsy's cicarinEs b.. O.. O. .. ..tlie. 500. y
Same day last year Of. d. .,.. iay,s't'Va
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To CUHE 4 CON N ON DAY.
Take Laxative nromo Quinlnc Tablots
Al druggiata refund the money II II
falls 90 cure y. W. Grovo'a signature
~ on each box. &c.
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Get you Crates repaired at Morris.
TISriC AND MERuuK EXCURSION.
sunday, Nov. .,
via oregon Short Line. Train Leaves
az 8 n. m. Fare round trip. $500.
Beet Get OF teeth for $500 at Western
Dental Company, 2l-32 Eagle Block
Try Meponnld's Greek Cough Drops.
TiNrIo AND MrRouH EXCURSIONS.
sunday, Nov. o,
via Oregon short Line. Train Leaves
al : q. m. Fare round trip, $500.
TISrIo AND MERouR ENouHIOs.
sunday, NOV. o,
via Oregon Short Line. Train Leaves
at a. m. Fare round trip, $500.
Peoples Cash store Bran cwt..., 55c
Rran, shorts. soc. Peoples Cash Store.
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rINrIc AM mEnoUn rxcunsIo,.

Sunday, Nov y.
via oregon Short Line. Train Leaves
az 3 a. m. Fare round trip. i2.00
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N hos besides o be5,y ti'talilLi
fbno sgh the mails AZ on other p'''"
fbrfIghouf the vast ...''''"
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POLICE NEWS.

dutu1nIunrnlTulnnIiuunInnnnrJtrTc
1t Ia pay day at police headquarters
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

~ n. Reeves pleaded not guilty 10
the charge N interfering with an onicer
Ia the discharge u his duty AZ bis
request tho hearing was set Tor 2 .. IN.
tomorrow, bail being fixed at $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Il. Ruehcn. Drunk2"
Guess vas. ~ vouu plat, Ie Huls
tres trlste. COMMENT Oh 1 did meet
Won frisndt from dc willie de- Butte dat
hadn't met for tricze years. on AT
Hello aud i say Hello, come and
stlgs a drink and We ana"
"wcn don't lot Il occur again. You
are DISCHARGED"
"Niyc 10 Timmonyi"
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Moses IilFginH, young tcamstor
was arrested by Omcor Sporty az noon
today ON tho charge % burHlnriaing tho
Miller Foundry. ~ south sixth west
on October s0th. He appeared before
Judge Timmony at o'clock thia NE
ternoon and pleaded not guilty 10 the
complaint The preliminary hearing
of the case was got for 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

lgioctrolytic hydrogen N a regular
product uf German accumulntnr fac
tory The apparatus. devised by Herr
schoop, consists % "a lead Hyllnder
anode containing the dilute solution,
and catholics ~ four perforated lead
cnpcH through glass tubes In the upper
part Of the cathode tubes, The gas IL
pure and odorloss The cost N the by
dr0geu and oxygen ia stated 20 be less
than half that OF the gases by chemical
methods,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Rancldity Ia fats has been a subject
Of study By a. Nitlgln. ~ ST. Peters
burg. ilancldity o. due 10 the formn-
tlon Of free acids. small portion being
volatile. and II results from the stimuli
tnnolua influence OF oxygen and light,
neither alone producing a.
Chopped straw is new German ex-
tluEulsher for burning oils and fats,
and it was recently put 20 satisfactory
toat in n large IRE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Beet Get OF teeth for $500 at wcsto
Dental Company. 2l-32 Eagle Block
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|DT
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sunday, Nov. D,
n Short Line. Train Leave
Fare round trip, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-25
Washington stock Exch.,

sa asaaies-resular call. II e'cIock mn q OK.
ldo West End National Bank 10 ar ~ 10 =, a q
1 ~ a. 81 washington Loan and Trust 6 al ia
20 at s. IS al Sc % al s5 az NJ: 70 al S.
road, 10 at 2eo, 10 at 49, 6 at a05 INV ana Sn
thaler Linotype 10 at ISL Isnsto1 Ho MerSe1 n,
az tsSs. American Graphophone 100 ar I3T I1l ~
After Metropolitan Railroad cony s So etS :;
1870 at 100 5000 at 2n5. $500 al so7'
DistFIct Of Columbia Bon ID o at S Su,,
f fun Ra 17 bid lsol i. water water stock los bid se
,e Mlsee . BondsMetroIitan Railroad s.
T. aS"% bid i2A asked Metropolitan Raflrosd COW,
indebt, A; 10 bid, 132 asked Metronotsn Rs,I.
road =, cert indebt. b. 100 ask ID. Columbia RaiIrosd
Ss looaa bid, 10 asked. Washington Gas Cemnsn,
series A. 6s 12O bid, rs asked WashinrtaD s:as
Electric Light deb imp. lis bid TsAsd r, q; =
l4ghi cert. indeht-, lie bid lii asked csesaneale
eurty and Trust 5s 100 bid washington Market
Company list Is, ia bid. Washington Market Com
g IL BID BID M Massas , Mark. oG
S Ss,, los bid American Grapbophone deb. IS, i0i
National Bank Stocks.-Bank of Washington $40
P pid Metropolitan $40 bid. Central, $50 bad.
Citizens, $50 bid. Columbia i3s hid Capital Iss
h bd' West End 27ls bid. 100 asked; Traders IFS
Safe Deposit and Trust Oompanies.-NationaI safe
Deposit and Trust; 40 hid. Washington Loan and
Trust. I75 asked; Washington safe Deposit IS bid
INSURANCE Sfocks.-Ffremen's p bid. FRANKLIN
SSl5 bid. "A asked. Metropolitan, 70 bid 90 asked
OorcoraD, 90 bid. Potomac, Is bid. Arlington tx
bid, 135 asked. German American 1875 hid Za
X nal Union. IoiS bid. Columbia, u bid. IL asked
Riggs So bid 81 asked. Peoples. 81 hid I'm
Ioln. 105s bid 1os< asked. Commercial 4 bd ~
Title Insurance StOcks--Real Estate Title 81 h,d
Columbia Title AZ bid, SIS asked. District Title
bid, asked '''''
RaiIroad Stocks.--Capital Traction Companv. s5s,
bid. S53s asked Metropolitan, x2o5 bid a0T asfe.
Columbia, xl0s bid. rs asked. City and Sahuri,an
Bass bid, 35A asked Georgetown and TennaIir,,
town. bid.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-WashIngtou Gas
So bid. 81 asked. Georgetown Gas 52iS nd u 4
Electric Light, $50 bid. lis asked =. %
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac "a
bid: 60 asked Pennsylyani IS bid so asked
Is7k bid. 1874 asked. I.anston Mcnotypc. isI ia.
1875 asked American Grnphophone Is hid ia.
1875 asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 80 bid SO
asked washington Market, 16 asked Great Falls
Steamboat. ioln bid. -
SEx dividend.