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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
H. VENTJON-NOTfCE.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
H. VENTJON-NOTfCE.
The delegates selected at the Democratic
Primary Election held on the 18th day OF
May, 1900, will take notice that the Demo
cratic County Convention will be held In
the Chamber of the Second Branch OF
Council of the city of Wheeling, in Ohio
county, West Virginia, at one O'Clock p.
m, on
saturday, September Stn, 1900,
for tht following purposes. viz: To NOM
mate candidates for the members OF the
House of Delegates and Judge or the
Criminal Court of Ohio county; to appoint
Senatorial Conferees for Ohio county. and
delegates to the Judicial convention Tor
the First Judicial Circuit; and to select
members of the Ohio County Democratic
Executive Committee.
BY order of the Ohio County Democrat
ic Executive Committee
a II. WlEDEBCSCH
JAMES w. EWING. Chairman.
Secretary. au1loaWtgt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01

This is the last week of our Special
Summer Offer. You save just $1,000 by
enrolling with us on or before Septem-
Der 3rd Remember you have the re-
matnder of this week TO try our school
free of charge.
THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL.
Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01

Notice is hereby given that all grocery
stores will close on Monday, September
3d. at noon. ON account OF Labor Day;
The public is therefore kindly requested
10 do their purchasing before said hour.
BY order OF the Retail Crocers' Protect
i've Association. j. M AE1N \ EN-
j. c. STROBEL. president
Secretary seller
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Second Page.
For Sale or For Rent-Howard Hazlett
& Son.
Third Page.
School Books-Albert Dittmar.
List OF Letters
Mayors Labor Day Proclamation
Notice to Working Men.
Notice to Dog Owners.
Wanted-Young Man or Lady to Act as
Treasurer.
Grocers' Notice to the Public.
Wanted-Men to Learn Barber Trade.
Fifth Page.
Saturday Big Sale-The Racket.
Wanted-Cook to Go TO SiSterSyille.
Sixth Page.
For Boys School Wear-McFadden's
Seventh Page.
Brokers-Alfred E. Meyer Company.
Eighth Page.
Wash Skirts-Stone & Thomas.
The Common Sense Skirt-Geo. r. Tay-
lor Co.
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BRYAN MEETINGS.

CUMBERLAND, Md
Tuesday. September 4, at 7:S0 p m
MORGAN'S GROVE, Berkeley County,
Wednesday, September 5, at $50 a. m.
KEYSER-
Wednesday. September S, at o'clock
D. m.
CLARKSBURG-
Thursday, September 6, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
PARKERSBURG-
Thursday. September 6. at o'clock
D. M
Thursday evening, September 6, at
S o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01

yoyeI and Demfng's Ministries.
At the Opera House, Tuesday night.
September 4. marks the second annual
appearance Of John ". Vogel and Ar
thur Demings big minstrels in this
city. The organization is large one
and comprises the foremost artists in
the minstrel sphere and the world of
novelties. Arthur Deming, 'the En-
peror," is the particular bright star OF
this alliance, and we are pleased 70
note that as star he shines more
brilliantly than ever. Arthur is the
prince of good fellows. and possibly
has more friends than any comedian
on the American stage. AS a per-
former he is brilliant. refined and
entertaining bears the distinction of
being the only end man who is free
from all .vulgarity, has a splendid
voice, is graceful in aetion-in short,
we consider him the most artistic
black-faee comedian now before the
public. Deming's associates are hard
" less clever than himself. for Man
ager Vogel seems to have had first
choice when selecting the corps of ar
fists found with this clever company.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors of Bengt. &. Larson, de-
ceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the County o. Ohio, and State
of West Virginia. made In a cause therein
pending TO subject the real estate Of the
said Bengt E. Larson. to the payment of
his debts. you are required TO present your
claims against the estate OF the said
Rengt e Larson. for adjudication to
Geo. e Boyd. Commissioner. at his Office.
No l4I7 ChapIine street, in the city OF
Wheeling W. Va. on or before the 18th
dav Of September, 1850
Witness Chas FL. Henning clerk Of the
said court, this 10th day OF August. 1850.
c. III .HENNING
au1ioawv Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01

Monday September Sd being the author
lied legal National Labor Day
| earnestly recommend 10 employers OF
labor and other citizens generally to join
in according the repre- sentatives of labor
demonstration betting its dignity.
I suggest that so far as possible. bust
ness be suspended and by decorating their
residences and places of business.
\. I. SWEENEY. Mayor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE-To-day, mat
inee and night, The Star Boarder;' all
next week Himmeleins Ideals.
OPERA HOUSE-Tuesday night, Vogel
& Deming's Big Minstrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01
A Week of Repertoire.

Patrons of the Grand Opera House
are offered an opportunity very early
this season of seeing Himmelein's
Ideals, a favorite repertoire company,
for Manager Feinler has booked this
really excellent attraction for solid
week commencing next Monday night.
The company this year presents new
plays, all of which will be superbly
mounted, and presented by company
which embraces all the old favorites
and several new faces. The company
is bigger and better, the plays are of
higher order, but the prices remain the
same-ten, twenty and thirty cents.
Howson's Twentieth Century Band ac-
companies the organization.
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WANTED.

babies for baby show at
State Fair September II. Send in your
entries to c. r. Tracy. Western Union
Telegraph office. No entrance fee charged
au30esdQ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01

CATHEDRAL SUITS
Made to order. Knee Pants Suits
$500 Long Pants Suits $500.
ID. GUNDLENG a CO.,
l2I5 Market Street.
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The Hazlett Quotations.

The following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard HazIett &
Son, National Exchange Bank Building:
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting of all working
men at Mozart Hall Saturday evening,
September LIST, 1860 for a general good
time and to discuss the labor question,
Prominent speakers win be present. Mr.
NJ. F. Tighe, Walter LarkinS. John Cecil
also Mr.. Bryan. the street car man. VIII
be present TO speak. general invitation
is extended to all employees OF Riverside
Iron Works.
seIeq BY Order of Special Committee.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED-Young man to collect, soliclt
business and do general work In an ONCE
Must be good penman. be quick and alert,
and have good habits References re-
CURED Address ALERT care the Reg
ister au3lerdQ
WANTED-A young man or lady 10 act
as treasurer; also a short order French
cook male or female, and two fiTst-class
dining room girls Must have first-class
references; highest wages paid TO right
parties. Call on DIR. II. l.. HINTON,
Heinlein Block, Room 8, Bridgeport, Ohio.
se1eq
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade. s
weeks required special offer of board,
tools, scholarship and transportation TO
our colleges at Chicago or New York con-
tinued this month; positions guaranteed;
catalogue and particulars free. MOLER
BARBER COLLEGE REPRESENTA-
TIVE. 419 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
Se1ev
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ANiUSE NENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Three nights and Saturday matinee. COM
mencing Aug 3d. opening of the season,
Newest farce comedy hit,
T II f S T A X. 3 Q A r D r r,
With Chas. Fl. Boyle and big company OF
comedians, vocalists and dancers.
Night prices, 10, -. 80 and so cents.
Matinee prices, Is, Is and 80 cents.
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NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.

Whereas. In my opinion hydrophohia ex-
lists within the city, owners of dogs will
take notice that on and after September 81
dogs found at large in violation of the
provisions of the ordinance Will be killed.
A. T. SWEENEY. Mayor.
AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO
Dogs, PASSED JANUARY 18TH. 1881.
Sec. 7. Whenever the mayor shall be
satisfied that any case OF hydrophobia has
appeared among the dogs ia the city, he
shall issue his proclamation requiring all
persons to confine their dogs. or 10 have
same securely muzzled, for such time and
after the issuing OF such proclamation as
he shall therein appoint, and II any ami
NAL of the dog kind shall be found at
large In the said city during the time 50
appointed, without being properly and
securely muzzied. the same may be killed
by any person whatever. and the owner
and keeper thereof shall forfeit and pay
TO the city fine of not less than ten nor
more than twenty dollars for every such
ohense. and costs Of prosecution. se1eqdq
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

DUY new, legitimate slot machines. VIII
- earn large prontS on lnNest nscd--
rights given. Call and see samples. A. j.
JONES, Room 67, Mcclure Hotel. au9leq
PROFITS in Stocks. Wheat ana Cotton.
Mackeys Modern Methods Make Money
Write for our free book. c. K. MACKEY
& CO., 81 Broadway. New York. fe5sath
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Cook to go to Sistersville; lady
preferred. Call at No Is Eleventh street
CITY. seleo
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CORPORATION SECURITY

liz the Best
Because It relieves persons Of property
from saying mo" to friends ans rela-
tlves who ask them to sign bonds. which,
If they do. certainly impairs their imam
cial credit II It does not involve d LOSS
You should not expect friend 10 o.
this. when we sign as matter of hn@s.
ness
American Benaing & Trust Co.
Il f. BEHRENs, Jr.. Mgr
G. city Bank HIdg
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personal.


HAVE FOUND a positive cure for
drunkenness. Can be given secretly. VIII
gladly tell you what IL IL. Don: send
money MRS. MAY HAWKINS. Lock
Box X. L. l3l. Grand Rapids. Mich
degsatc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-01

WANTED-Girl for general Homework.
926 Main street. References required.
au3lerdQ
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T IST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the postoffice at Wheeling,
Ohio county, w Va. Saturday Septem-
Der /. To obtain any of the following the
applicant must ask for advertised letters,
giving date of list:
Ladies' List.
Boyce, Miss Rosev, Henderson, June,
Blake, Miss Frances, Logan, Miss llaZei,
Branick. Miss Mary, tanning, Miss GRACE,
burst. Mrs. John, McCurten. Mrs. j. r.,
Dolen, Miss Avia Miller Miss Mamie.
Flint, Miss Annie. Morgans Mrs,
Heiser. Miss Bertha. Teamah, Mrs. Ida GU.
Harris Mrs A. e.
GentIemen's List.
Adams. Richard, Herman. John,
Adams. Green. johnson, j. C.,
Beaver Austin. Koring Matthew,
Boulder. t.. Layne. J. A,
Bates, Chas. M Leslie O. G.,
Barnard. James H, LupkoSlc, Miter,
Burns, w. Mcltae, q. L.,
Brady. James NJ, Miesser. George,
Burgess. e. H., McCiuskey W. II,
CommisseH W. S., McCune, Harry j.
Cook e. w, Neusom. j. A,
Clarke, Frank, Penn. 4. j..
ECkert, John steel, Thomas,
Harass. Wess,, Thompson, w. O.,
Hogg, T. G., Epson, N. l..
Hoenen. Gottfried. Wiser, Frank E.
Firms.
Atlantic Roofing Company.
GEORGE WISE, p. VI.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
One Solid Week, Commencing. Monday,
Sept. g. Wednesday and Saturday Mat
inees. Annual Engagement of John A.
Htmmeleins' Big Company,
TIL E IDE A IS.
Monday "In the Heart of the Storm"
Prices. 10, 20 and 30c. Matinee. 10 and zoe.
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MONEY 10 loan.

MONEY To LOAN or. long time and easy
weekly or monthly payments. THE
CONSOLIDATED BUILDING. LOAN 6
TRUST CO. 1908 Market st. maiSe&dh
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ST. JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY,
WHEELTNG. W.. va.

w AA1A1144N1s w. H. 50
This institution conducted by the Sisters
of ST, Joseph, viii be re-opened Tuesday.
September 4th. Curriculum begins With
kindergarten and Includes every branch
necessary for a solid and refined educA-
ton. Commercial department forms
separate course. Cnrenitting attention.
given TO pupils in Musical Department.
The academy building Is eamnaadioas
with all modern improvements, thus IN
suring the health. comfort and advances
nent of scholars In attendance.
auSierdq
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Mr.. Daniel on the Currenrx

Without having concluded his remarks
Mr.. Alien yielded the hcor to Mr.. Daniel
lva.). who discussed the pending financial
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Mr. shafroih for Mediation.

Mr. Shafroth made Il speech. saying
it iS the duty of the tniied States to mcd;-
at,. between Great iiritjtin and the Trans
vaal. He traced the history of the Trars-
vaaLI Dutch from the migrdtions from Hol-
land to show that England was invading
the rights of the South African republic
He contended that England had practi
caly abandoned her claim of StIzerainty
over the Fransyaal iu the convention of
lNS4- The demands OF Great Britain that
the TransVaai should adopt naturalization
laws for the benefit Of the DutlauderS,
should adopt the English language as thu
"tfiCiai language and should not impose
certain taxes upon the mines Were outra-
2rous- He concluded with the statement
that uo fair minded man could examine tt'.
controversy without being convinced that
England was wrong and tho Tr;lnsvaal was
right
His renFtrils were lib rally applauded.
Mr.. Talhert Is c. denounced My. I.irney
y. a. for his reflections upun thc fair
I,ane of the south YESTERDAY
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Representative A. c. Harrner who recent
ir forwarded to the District Commissioners
a communication received by him from Mr..
Charles H Paige, relative to a sidewalk on
the south side of Massachusetts avenue be-
tween 4th and 9TH Streets has been in
formed by the Commissioners that the cee
ment sidewalk which has been ordered will
he lad at as early 4 date as practicable. 1t
has been impossible to lay it earlier, they
state. owing to the great necessity for side
walks in other localities. All work of this
character IL abandoned during the winter
- ason. explain the Commissioners. and can
not be resumed while there is danger of
frost.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
UNDER INVESTIG ALTON.
Charges Against Three Firemen of
Chemical Company.

Commissioner Wight, who has imme-
diate supervision of the fire department. is
investigating today the conduct of three
members of chemical engine company No
L, d street between 10Th and 18th streets
the result Of charges preferred by Foreman
Proctor.
When an alarm Of fire was turned in from
box 16 al 1915 last night Assistant Fore
man J. A Sweeney, according to the allie
cations. was under the influence of liquor
and unable to respond.
After the company left the building he Is
alleged to have gotten up from his bed and
wandered about the room until he fell
through the trap. His knee cap was badly
injured and he was otherwise bruised. Dr.
Mayfield, one of the department physicians,
was called and treated his injuries
Private ]. Altman was also charged by
Foreman Proctor with fntoxication. Both
he and Private w. r. Smith failed to re-
spond to an alarm that came in earlier I'm
the evening. Smith was charged with neg
lect of duty.
1t is alleged that Smith and Sweeney
We're drinking together in the engine house
during the afternoon. They are both con-
sidered among the bravest and best ire
fighters in the department. It is the first
offenSe of each
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Sharp Advance in Tennessee Coal
and Iron Stock.
COLORADO COAL ALSO STRONGER
Both Said to Be Due to Short
Covering.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK. February 1.-Today's stock
market was moderately active and confined
principally to a few specialties, in which
more or less manipulation was apparent
Early In the day an attack on Third Ave-
nue. was a feature of the dealings the price
being forced down to &c. a loss of s per
cent as compared with yesterdays final
hsures For time little notice was taken
OF this movement, some sympathetic weak
ness in neighboring street RAILWAYS being
easily overcome
A sudden vigorous demand for Tennessee
Coal and Iron helped to rally the entire
market an advance of sIa per cent follow
ing some miscellaneous buying Just prior
10 the noon hour. 1t has been rumored for
seNeral weeks that short interest In these
shares would be made the basis for a sub
stantial rise.
Colorado fuel advanced under a demand
inspired by its earnings and the general be-
ilef that 1t will follow in the footsteps OF
the former property.
The Steel stocks and American Shelters
Were in good demand and are expected TO
rehect a better showing in earnings in tne
near future.
Dlvidend talk on the latter is being heard
again, but the time for IT to take general
eiiect mas not yet come. The public is
SLOWLY coming to a realization of the snec-
ulative possibilities of the Industrial sbares
but Is inclined to wait for a more general
following of the example set by the Amer
ican Steel and Wire Company II the mon
ey semt-ohicfaliy reported to have been
earned by these various companies can b.,
SHOWN to be available, the public would un-
noubtedly respond by enlarging its holdings
In this class of securities
+ In the railway list the market was
steady. but to some degree neglected
southern Pacific was taken in fair volume
Tor q time, and there was the usual in
curry for the Pacific issues The granger
shares were strong, but the buying in them
was mixed n character and not of the
best. London did little in the interna tional
Hst' but was rather inclined to buy than
oiherWlse. Earnings reported during the
DAY were not uniform in their net results
I mon Pacific for December reports a net
decrease of SS1. .55S
Louisville and Nashville repnrts a net In
crease Tor the same period of S31 675 From
July ! TO date the total net Increase is
Sf53, ,2222 10
AS a whole the reports of earnings nre
quite satisfactory. but it will be an effort
10 improve the record figures made one
year ago. This fact tends to divert atten-
tlon to the industrials. which after the re-
cent sweating process. have gained value
ana are likely to show returns VARYING
/ from to l. per cent on the purchase price.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
The Pension Sharks at Washington


1t is inevitable, in a cot ntry where S14O,-
0OO,O0U is paid out annually for pensions
ard there are !Dl 600 persons on the pen
sion roll, tens of thousands of whom are
constantly soliciting an increase of pen
sions, that sharks and suckers must nat
uraily gather around banquet where
there is so much to eat. Under the law.
ten dollars was the extreme fee to be al
lowed to the attorney who obtains a pen
sion for his client yet it is now discovered
that the pension sharks have an ingenious
way of getting around this maximum If
pensioner applies for an increase of pen
sion and gets an increase of two dollars a
month, the legal shark claims ten dollars
for his fee. In order 10 meet this class of
pension CONSUMERS IN the present pension
bill there was tackled on clause which al1-
thorizes the commissioner of pensions to
withhold the lawyers fee IL ne deems it
exorbitant or unjust. The following is the
text of the new provision:
provided that the commits sioner of pen
siens shall furnish all necessary blanks to
claimants. and that the pension commits
siorer may in his discretion refuse to nav
the Zee to the attorney of record when he
Is satisfied that said attorney failed to nre-
pare the case under his or her personal
supervision. and did rot discharge his full
di;ty to claimant" '
The government has always taken tho
mcst solici;ous care to guard the soldier
against the ferocicus attacks of the nen-
son sharks. pen
Evening star., 1900-02-01
From the Railway Age.

FROM the halfway age
A unique feat of engineering is described
by an exchange as having been accom-
plished in the bridging Of a narrow strait
connecting Canso harbor and Chedabucto
Bay in Novo Scotia. The place is known
as the '"Tittle," and the difficult problem
presented was the construction of a bridge
that would not obstruct navigation nor re-
quire the expense of erecting Il drawbridge
and employing the services of a tender.
The manner of getting around the difficulty
is thus described:
The bridge is built upon stone ballasted
piers and in the middle of the central span
a clear cut of about eighteen inches in
width crosses the whole superstructure
The boats that use the little are fish
ing smacks, with pole masts and without
shrouds or other side rigging. Consequent
ly they have only to be steered so as to
bring their masts in line with the opening
in the bridge, when they readily are poled
and pushed through. The spreaders at the
opening prevent the Tapping sails catch
ing and tearing. Traffic is much greater
by water than by land. When the infre-
Guent vehicle wishes to pass hinged board
across the width of the bridge is raised up
and covers the small chasm. AS soon as
the wagon has gone over this the driver Is
expected to throw back the hinged board.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-regular call. IL O'clock m-NatlonaI Safe
at si 20 at eI 20 at Sis Pty dty and flSi SUBURBAN
Eailroad. at -, Is at Is. Washington Gas. Is at
Moaotype 50 at 15. 80 at 15 80 at i5s loo at
loss. loo at l5&s Loo at l5Ss 100 at l51-. 100 at
Pneuuatic Gun Carriage Ioo at &c. - ~ -
District Of Columbia Boeds.-S61s. 1924, funding.
Miscellaneous Bonds-Metrololltan Railroad &c,
l221x bid. MetrSpolitan Railroad cert indel,t Ii3
bid, lis asked metropolitan Railroad cert. indeit.
bid. Columbia Railroad ID mort. 5s II0 bid Wasi-
as'G9 @ e. Sss Series e b e5ae' s III Il S S g. s EsSte
deb. imp, Us lli5! asked. L. $. Electric Light
tomae Telephone 5s, lo5 b,d. Chesapeake and Foto-
niac Telephone c, 5s, l04 bid, lO1 asked. Ameri-
Market 90 ist g. III bid washington Market Con-
imp Is; ia bid. Washington Market Co. extn. Gs
American Graphophone deb. 5s, loo hid.
National Bank Stocks.-BanE OF Washington. 351
Central, 1!5 bid. Farmers and Mechanics', 200 bid
Lid Japiisl 10 6d. MesI s. End III BID. Trad,
Safe Dep9Sh and Trust Comlanies.-NationalS Sofe
Loan and d. Trtst 15S bid. i'd 1904 @ % asked &rr
Security and Trust l91 bid 200 asked. Washington
Insurance stocks.-Firenen's, 20 bid Franklin.
40 bid. Metropolitan, 80 bid Corcoran, 90 bid.
l5f asked Gsrinaa-Anericau, 10 Ind. National %a
lnion, lOba bid. Columbia, 129s bid, 1879 asked.
rsksd % Gsnerc. e % ~ bid. j. ors asked o Oie q"
Title Insurance SIocEs.-Real Estate Title s. bid
loo asked. Columbia Title, ~ bid 6 asked Wash,
inGton Title bid. district Title, 3Js bid.
Railroad Stoc'ls.-Capital Traction, 9l5s bid 92
asked. City and Suburban, q bid . asked
Georgetown and Ienleyiown 10 bid.
Gas Stocks.-washington Gas. 5i5s bid J4H ask
ed. Georgetown Gas, 30 bid.
Telephone stocks.LChesapeske and Potomac @,
bic, 70 asked. Pennsylvania, IS bid, 4s asked
miscellaneous Stocks.-MergenthaIcr Iinotyr,r
!951z bid, l96lz sked- LanstoD Monotype iJss bid
l3Ss asked American Graphophone. Ii5s hid. lIR
asked. American Graphopnone preferred, 'll5s hid.
L NArrACP SE.f -a.-
ington Market. IL bid. Lincoln Hall. Is bid.
.Ex. dividend.