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II to ~.

Toys up to 81, for 25c.
TablefuI of TOYS. games and dolls
which sold up to 81 each are now TO
be sold for 25c for choice.
S1.50 blankets. 9Sc.
Lot of extra taevy l1-quarter white
full double bed size blankets, in pret-
ty borders. are regular s1.5o values;
for CSC pair.
Stair Oilcloth, SIC.
Best quality 1s-inch stair or run
ner oilcloth in pretty patterns and
colorings. the II LIE quality for
1-sc yard.
Curtain scrim. 25c.
36-inch cream curtain scrim; IN
desirable patterns; instead of sc yard
for 7-Sc yard.
Ladies' 81 Juliets. 39c.
Lot of ladies' red felt Jullets.
with fur trimming; instead of 81;
sizes 1-2 to 8, for SOC pair.
All-wOOl camcl's hair, 49c.
Lot of 50-inch all-wool camel's-
hair-about 60 yards--in grey, for
street skirts and dresseS; sold origi-
nally for 75c yard; choice now for 49c
yard
81 silk velvets for 49c.
Lot of remnants of silk yelyets, of
which we've sold so many yards
this season at 69c yard; in good
lengths and in good line of colors
and black; are the regular 81 quail
ity. for 49c yard.
Unbleached canton flannel, Itc.
Remnants OF heavy unbleached Can
ton flannel; good twilled quality,
which sells regularly for l0c yard. for
Z Use yard.
So and 81 tea gowns, S1.9S.
Lot of ladies' flannel and cash
mere tea gowns, which originally sold
for SO and 81. for s1.9s.
$1.25 wrappers, 19c.
Lot OF ladies' heavy fiannelette
wrappers In fast colors. and in all
sizes, which formerly sold for s1.25.
to go for zoe.
S1.25 trimmed hats, 59c.
Lot of misses and ladies' trimmed
sailors, fedoras. and military hats
which sold for sl.25 to so for 59c.
Mems 81 wool fieece-lined shirts
and drawers. J0c.
Mems soc derby ribbed fleece
lined underwear, 29c.
Ladies 81 and S1.25 white kid
gloves, some soiled, 5Gc pair.
Ladies' 81 and S1.25 real kid
black gloves, soc pair.
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10 to H..

Mems 39c neckwear, Sc.
Lot of mems silk neckwear. such as
four-in- hands, imperials, and tecks;
all ace values: to go for &C each this
hour.
Mems handkerchiefs. 5c.
Lot of mems colored border hand
kerchiefs which sold originally for
10c and 15c: for sc this hour.
Ladies' umbrellas. $1.44.
Lot of ladies' silk gloria umbrellas
which sold for 81 and 81, mounted on
steel rods: to go for s144.
10c, BE, and 20c laces and en-
broideries, &c yard.
Lot 2Jc jewelry, &c.
Lot of odds and ends in iewelry
which sold for 25c. to go for &c.
Ladies' 12Ec handkerchiefs. 6izC
Lot of ladies' soiled linen handker-
chiefs: all of them embroidered; were
displayed in the front windows; sold
originally for 12 lie: to go for lie.
39c underwear. 14c.
Lot of ladies' ribbed feeced lined
vests and pants. which originally sold
for 39c garment TO go for lac gar
ment-
Untrimmed hats, 49c.
Lot Of ladies' and misses untrimmed
hats in all colors and in variety OF
shapes; which originally sold for 81
and sl.39. 10 go for ACC.
Lot slightly soiled music for DC.
Child's gowns, 39c.
Lot Of childrens fannelette gowns;
warm and fieecy; sold for CSC; TO go
now for 39c.
Child's aprons, 25c.
Lot Of children's white aprons; trim
med neatly; for 25c.
Ladies' ru6hers. 19c pair.
Ladies' first quality rubbers; sizes
2l-2 TO 1 and sizes IL to which are
regular 60c values; to go for 1ec.
Toys up to soc, 10c.
Lot of toys games, etc. some of
which are slightly imperfect; also lot
of uolls; all displayed on a big table;
choice for 10c; scme Of them sold for
soc.
Table oilcloth. 12lac.
Heavy "a colored table oilcIoth in
desirable patterns Cor this hour II Lee
yard.
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Robert D. Weaver, 800: William Wheat
ley. 500; Eiseman Bros, 800; F. II. Nc
Gulre. 500; Crawford Paving Company,
$780, ]. p. Agnew e. Co, f10o; Harris <
schafer, 500; Emmons S. Smith. 500; Au-
lick Palmer. 500; c. z. Wood, SlO0
George 4. Mills & Son. 500; W. r. Speare.
800; James b. Lambie, $50; George W
Manogue, $50; Myer Cohen. $50; NJ. c.
Mitchell, s25; John F. Ellis G. Co, s25.
Frank y. Carver, s25; Joseph Bsale s25;
Judson W. Lyons. slOi total to date. s4S.-
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|Br)!E!!RCE'S
| - FAVORITE
PRESCRIPTION
u FOR WEAK WOMEN.
cHIcAGo's VICE CRUSADE.
Chief kipIey and Other Officials He
fore the Grand Jury.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Chief OF Police Kip
ley appeared this morning before the grand
jury. in response to a summons by tele-
phone from States Attorney De Neen. Tie
head of Chicago's police department
reached the Criminal Court building at II
o'clock, and a short time later was put
under examination by Foreman William
Mccoy and his colleagues.
Besides Chief Ripley, 81 Mayer. Secre-
tary of the police department, has beer
summoned. and will follow the chief before
the grand jury. Building Commissioner
James McAndrews will also be called. and
will testify this afternoon. The charges q
blackmail ard protection OF criminals and
loan sharks are 10 be investigated.
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants Dress Goods.

All the short lengths of Cneviots.
Henriettas. Serges, Homespuns.
Venetians, Ladies' Cloth. in most
desirable shades; also Black and
Blue and Mixed effects-46 10 SO
inches wide, in sufficient yardage
for waists. children's dresses and
separate skirts. Have sold &c
up to $3.50 a yard Choice. ~
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ARRIVAL OF THE TEUToNIC.
The white Star Liner Encounters
strong Gales and Heavy Seas.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The White Star
liner Teutonic, from Liverpool and
Queenstown. with 1eS cabin and 16O steer
age passengers. arrived at the bar at i:54
n. IN. She encountered strong westerly
gales and heavy seas throughout.
Among her passengers were Montague
Barlow. Arthur Billing, Walter II. Cham
berlin, Capt. w. F. Dean Dundas, Colonel
Grant, Niels Green, +. r. q. $; All. g.
Harmsworth. DR.. w. G. Hosmer, L. Hunt,
Sir Leonard Lyell, Hon. P. O'Reilly, {. n.
Parsons, Joseph Pulitzer, Charles X.
Rogers, Capt. L. Silverthorne. Richard
Fuge Tower, and II. Despard Twigg.
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8 to 4.

Mems $3.50 silk and wool un-
derwear, 95c.
15c blankets, 49c pair.
Lot of heavy 10-quarter silver grey
double blankets. with pretty borders.
instead of 75c, for 49c pair.
15c table covers. 39c.
Lot of large s-quarter chenille ia
- BILE covers: in handsome patterns
for 39c, which sold originally fo4-
75c.
Ladies' 50 to So shoes, $1.19.
Lot of ladies' button and lace
shoes in several up-to-date styles,
which originally sold for 81 to 50. for
s119 pair.
soc plain golf cloths, 29c.
Small lot Of double thick plain
golf cloths. which can be made up
without Innings; which sold for 50c
yard and cannot be had anywhere for
less, for 29c yard this hour.
soc black figured satin, 25e.
Lot of 75 yards of black figured
satin duchesse and gros grain silks
for separate skirts and dresses: only
an odd lot of silks, which sold for
soc; as long as they last for 25e
yard.
Sc black sateen. 55c.
Several pieces of black sateen which
sells for Sc yard usually, for 7-sc
yard this hour.
Ladies' underskirts. SOC.
Lot of ladies' black and colored
underskirts: some lined throughout,
and with pleated ruffies. for s9c.
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THE POLICE SHAKE UP.
Major sylvester Transfers Policemen
for the Good of the Service.

Major Sylvester yesterday announced the
first Of what It is believed will be series
of transfers which will be made for the
good Of the service. Private w. II. West,
from tho Long Bridge to do duty at the
workhouse; Private J. T. Hatton, from the
workhouse to the Long Bridge; Private 6.
S. Ellis, from the Fifth precinct to the
Long Bridge. and Private W. W. Martin.
from the latter post TO duty at the sewer
which is now under construction in the
northwsst mart of ths city.
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants BOYS Suits.

Broken sizes of Boys Black
Cheviot Short Pants Suits. in
double-breasted and Brown
lie styles; each with extra S1 OK
pair OF Pants; worth IS, for. St.JJ
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Remnants Bows, Hats.

Broken lot of Boys Hats and
Caps. worthy anu staple styles
Coils, Etons, Yachts, Tams, Fe-
doras, etc. a general clearing up
Of the odds and ends. Those worth
up TO 81, choice at 2sc: those
worth up TO soc, for choice 11c
af ID
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Remnants Mems
Underwear.

Broken sizes Mems Shirts and
Drawers; good heavyweight, and
perfect cut and fit; regular 1SC
soc. value; each. Ii
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Remnants of Calendars.

The balance of our stock of 1901
Art Calendars-snd they have
been selling up to $500. 12C
Cholce ..-....-.......-..-
The times., 1900-12-28

There IS comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed. that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism. pain in the
back. Kidneys liver. bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. 1t conects inability
10 hold water and scalding pain in passing
II. or bad effects following use OF liquor.
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 60 often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. andSl. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery EE
and book that tells &3ifWHxiA As.ss9.E
more about it. both sent te,;;
absolutely free by mail. azls zesMs5E A::.ss5tsEse
Address DR.. Kilmer & Home @. swamp -5soot.
Co.. Binghamton, NJ Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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2 to g.

Ingram carpet pieces, 21c.
Lot OF alI-wool Ingram carpet REM
nants suitable for rugs in handsome
colorings and patterns for PIC which
sold for as high as 75c.
Shelf oilcloth. 25c yard.
Best quality shelf oilcloth in hand
some colorings and patterns, instead
OF sc fer t-sc yard
Ladies' S1.25 dongola button ard
lace shoes, 75c pair.
soc all-silk brocades. 25c.
Splall lot of all silk brocades in such
desirable shades as corn, white, cream,
cardinal lavender. and navy; for
handsome waists or children's dresses;
the soc quality for 25e yard.
DE flannel, Ice yard.
Lot of red and navy blue flannel;
haeyy twilied medieated sort as well as
navy blue. instead of 2ic yard for Ice.
25c dress goods, &c yard.
Lot OF mill remnants of yard wide
eolored and black cashmeres, in
lengths of from to yards. in most
desirable lengths for children's dresses
and lalies' house dresses and waists;
from the piece these would cost you zoe
yard; these go at Tsc yard.
Ladies' waists, S1.49.
Lot of ladies' brilliantine and flannel
waists in all desirable coIors and black:
well MADE waists which sold for as
high as SO; for s1.49.
Trimmed hats half price.
Our handsomest imported pattern
hats and those of our avn creation 10
go this hour at haif price. s25 hats at
sl2.50; SIS hats at 50; s12 hats at Sc.
Mems zoe fancy half hose, &C..
Motormen's So rubber coats
for S1.75.
MotOrmen's S1.25 mittens, 95e.
Mems 81 white unlaunderad
shirts; re-enforeed back and
front; 2100 linen bosom: pat
ent stays, 59c.
50 skirts. S4.9S.
Small lot ladies' black eheviot serge
skirts. trimmed with wide rows black
satin: formerly sold for SO; for s4ss
Ladies' $3.50 jackets, $S.9S.
Lot ladies' new tan and castor Ker-
sey Jackets. trimmed pearl buttons
and serge silk liEed-s1250 values-for
ss.9S.
Velour blouses. trimmed with
fur and braid, for $29.9S.
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Remnants of Underwear.

Broken lots OF Ladies White and
Gray Vests and Pants; regular and
extra sixes-long and short sleeves;
worth up to Ssc-and Boys Fleece
lined Shirts and Drawers
worth up to 81 1-2e each. nc
Choice ..-..--.....
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants Mems Gloves.

Broken sizes 9, 9I-2, and 10 only;
Mems Cape Driving Gloves; tan
shades; were $1.00 DEC
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Remnants of LiningS.

All the l 10 5-yard lengths of
Moire, Percaline, and Twiiled Sile-
sia in Black aud Colors fast col
ors)-worth u 1-2c and l5c hlC
a yard .............--... w
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Remnants Wash Goods.

Short lengths Of Ginghams and
Flanneleites-sll advance 1901 pat
terms and eolors-but in Usable
lengths. 10c AID 15c yard &C
grades. v
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sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; If it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire TO
pass 1t or pain in
the back is also
The times., 1900-12-28
Don't forget the Mems
Suit Sale : Values Up TO
SI7.50--fOr choice at
S9.75.
Remnants of Silks.

All the 1 TO s-yard iengshs of
Plain Black. Fancy Black, Colored
Poplins. Satin, Taffetas. Corded and
Striped Taffetas, etc. many of them
light evening shades. Have IgC
sold up TO s1.50 yard. Choice -
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Remnants i'm HdkfS.

Broken lots of Ladies' 25c. 35c.
and 81 1-cc grades of Pure Linen
handkerchief, OF many 1QC
styies--Choice. e.............-i ~
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1 to 2.

| to =.
Child's bonnets, S1.9S.
Lot of odds and ends of children's
bonnets which have been selling at
s2.9s and s3.sS to go for sl.sS.
Babies caps, 21c.
Lot of 800 sample caps for infanss;
Brass extension rods, re.
Best "a table oilcloth, 12Ic.
DC towels, 2sc.
Lot of unbleached honeycomb tow
els; fringed; instead of SC 70 go for
Use each; not more than half dozen
TO buyer.
sc tea toweling, &c yard.
BIeached heavy twilled tea towel
ing; instead of sc yard for 3 7-sc yard.
1c cake for 1000 cakes toilet
soap.
Sc trimmed hats, S3.4S.
Lot of ladies' and misses trimmed
hats and bonnets. trimmed with fine
quality of ribbons, velvets. plumes,
breasts. buckles. etc, which sold for
Sc for s3.4S
Lot sample boas of black silk.
81 and So values, for 9Jc.
New Year candy, Zoe pound.
Mems 81 percale shirts, with /
pair cuffs, 60c.
Mems $3.50 cardigan jackets,
S1.69.
Sample pieces nainsook embroi-
derry, 25c to SOC value. for i5c
yard.
Jewelry greatly reduced.
Lot Of jewelry to go at half price
this hour; some at 25e for I2 1-2c;
some a SOC for 25c; some al 81 for soc.
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants of Blankets.

Broken lots of California Blank
ets-those Of which but a pair or
two are left-or are slightly soiled
from handling:
s325 grade-s2.45 pair.
1915 grade-s2.s5 pair
$3.50 grade-s3.50 pair
$500 grade--$5.45 pair
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants Mems HdkfS.

Broken lots of Mems All-linen
and initial; worth 15c each. "
The times., 1900-12-28
20 Years of vile Catarrh.-chs.

Brown, journalist, Of Duluth, Mimi, writes: ~
have been n sufferer from Throat and Nasal
Catarrh for over 20 years, during which time my
head has been stopped up and my condition truly
miserable Within Is minutes after using Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder | obtained relief
Three bottles have almost, II not entirely, cured
me" Fifty cents Sold by F. s Williams. Ninth
and Streets; Edmonds Williams. Third Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue.-l0.
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants Portieres.

Broken lot OF Chenille Portieres;
slightly damaged; worth So 81
a pair, or.........-........
Broken lot OF Italian SILK Slum-
Der Robes. slightly mussed; 7rc
worth 81 each for. or............ ~
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants Toilet Goods.

Broken lot Of Hand painted Gel
iuloid Glove and Handler
chief Boxes; worth 35c. 1SC
choice ...................
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants in Gloves.

Broken sizes OF Ladies' 2-clasp
Kid Gloves, in proper shades; guar
anteed perfect. Worth 81 a 6&C
The times., 1900-12-28
Remnants Lace Curtains

Broken lot OF Ruhied Net Cur
tains worth $3.50 pair for s1.50-
and Pulled Muslin Curtains. enc
worth 81 q pair, or........J JV
The times., 1900-12-28
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let II stand .Wenty-four hours; a
The times., 1900-12-28
10 to Il.

CONTINtED.
White bed spreads, 45c.
Lot of large white bed spreads; in
desirable patterns OF 69c. for 45c.
Scarfs and shams, 155c.
Lot of white appliqued scarfs and
shams; some of which are slightly
soiled; worth up to 30c; for15 1-2c.
Atwood tricOt cloth, 29c.
All wool Tricot cloth waist flannel
in light blue, red, navy, cadet, and
lavender; for 29c yard-unusual bar
gain.
All-silk surahs and chinas, 19c.
Lot of all silk surahs and chinas in
remnants from holiday selling;
worth up to 39c yard for 1sc yard.
Shaker flannel, 45c.
Lot of soft white feeey Shaker
Aannel good quality which usually
sells for lie yard; to go for 7-Sc
yard.
Boys $3.50 oyercoats, S2.9S.
Lot of boys tan, covert, and her
ringbone overcoats--with velvet col
lars-good linings-originally sold for
$3.50 for s2.9s.
Boys 25c stanch well-made
knee pants, 121zc.
100 ladies' imitation mink neck
scarfs, with six tails, S1.9S.
S7.9S rainy-day skirts, s2.9s.
Lot of rainy-day skirts left from
holiday selling, embracing black peb-
BILE cheviots. plaid-bsek golf cloths,
etc, heavily stitehed-sold up to s7.sS.
Choice for S2.9S.
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IL to l..

SIS skirts, S3.9s.
Lot Ladies' Black Atwood Cheviot
Serge Skirts. with deep flounce and
straps-sold for ss-choice for s3.9s.
80 sable fox neck searfs, to go
at S5.9S.
1s5 ladies' fur muffs, 81 values,
at soc.
The times., 1900-12-28

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order.
The times., 1900-12-28

Zoe dress goods, 35c.
Lot of odds and ends in light and
dark plain and striped outing cloth,
yard wide percale remnants, prints,
apron ginghams, and yard-wide
bleached muslin; qualities which sell
up to 10c; to &c for 7-Sc.
123 selecias, 4sc.
Yard-wide extra good quality selec-
tias. in mill remnants of from / to
yards; the IL 1-2c quality, to go for
T-Sc yard.
Window shades, Ssc.
Waterproof felt window shades. in
a variety of colors, and with fixtures
complete, for 7-Sc.
Double blankets, Ace pair.
Heavy 1O-quarter double grey blan-
kets. in handsome borders; instead of
75c, for 49c pair.
Infants shoes, 15c.
Infants button shoes. sizes TO 5
and child's tan and red house slippers:
sizes to 9; all 25c and 39c values, for
15c pair.
69c to 9Sc sacques, 49c.
Eiderdown dressing sacques, which
are left from Christmas buying; orig
inally sold for 69c to csc: for 49c.
69c to Csc untrimmed hats, 2jc.
Lot of misses and children's un-
trimmed felt hats, in all colors,
which sold for 69c to CSC, TO go for
25c each.
1000 mems linen collars. Gle.
1000 pairs mems linen cuffs, Gle
500 pairs mems suspenders, at
&c pair.
Boys 19c fancy and indigo blue
shirt waists, 91c.
% boys S2.9S suits, s1.10.
% boys suits. consisting OF vestee
and blouse effect, in sizes and 4. and
double breasted suits in sizes 10. IA,
and 15-sold for s2.9s. Choice for s1.10.
The times., 1900-12-28
Ill to IL.

III to IL.
CONTINUED.
Skirts up to Sc, S1.9S.
Lot ladies' dress skirts OF blue and
black cheviot, serge homespuns, and
the like--some trimmed with taffeta
silk-for S1ss-which sold for as
high as Sc.
80 taffeta silk underskirts, sold
at 81, for SOS.
Ladies' so jackets. S5.9S.
Lot of ladies fine quality black her-
sey iackets-satin lined-stitched
fashionably--sold for $10-for this
hour, s5.eS.
Ladies cheyiot serge suits, S4.9S.
Small lot ladies' black eheviot
serge suits-reefer jackets-newest
extraordinarily sold for si2-50--
choice for S4.9S.
100 black and colored taffeta
silk waists, s2.9S; 81 values.
200 pair boys 59c all-wool knee
pants. SOC.
champion" shirt waists, Ice.
Small lot boys famous Champion
brand shirtwaists-with round collars
and without collars-all SOC values
for 16c.
Boys s5 suits. s2.9s.
Lot boys alI-wooI suits in ali sizes.
duble breasted style-which sold for
So originally-to go for s2.SS this hour.
Boys 81 overcoats, S4.9S.
Lot boys Oxford grey oheviot ov-
ercoats with velvet collars-size ) 10
15-soid for $1-for s4.gS.
The times., 1900-12-28

1926 to Baltimore and Return Win
Is. ~ o.
Saturday and Sunday Dec. % and 80.
The times., 1900-12-28
Ver1aDe least Of bargains in these Hour Sales today


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5I3-5I5 Seventh Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01
ALIENS RIGHTS AT CAPE NOME.
Debate in the Senate on the Alaska
Bill.

After The Stars report of the Senate
proceedings was closed yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Hansbrough made an earnest appeal in
behalf Of the Carter amendment to the
Alaskan bill He held that an alien had no
rights on the public domain. If he was
there at all it was merely by sufferance.
The alien was, in such circumstances,
trespasser, and had no right to treatment
better than that accorded a trespasser.
THE American miners" he declared,
will not stand idly by and see claims
usurped by men who have no right to
them
With the latitude of debate ordinarily al
lowed in the Senate. Mr.. Elkins CIV Val
then delivered a brief speech on the West
Virginia senatorial contest in answer to
that made last week by Mr.. Pettus He
said the result of the election preceding
Mr.. SCOTS election as senator was legis-
lature that had republican majority of
seveH He declared there never was any
fraud in connection with the election of
Senator Scott and no founded charges had
ever been made that there was. The depo-
Sitions which had been used by Mr. Pettus
in his argument were. he said ex parte
statements Of no value as evidence The
Alabama senator had made them the
ground of his report and then had made his
report the ground of his attack upon West
Virginia and her officials. He paid high
tribute to the character of the governor of
West Virginia and other state officials
whom Mr. Pettus had attacked and charged
with conspiracy.
Mr.. Ross Vt) made legal argument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

Sales-regular call, II O'Clock m.-Capital Trac-
1908. Washington Gas. IS at 5iss. 100 at ST. Is
at 5il4. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone i at
at 1872. 10 at 1915. 10 at 1919 10 at 1915. at
lSiA . at l9i&t, 10 at 1877 10 at 1918. 10 at
10 at 1925 10 at 1921, 10 1924. at 1872, Is at
las LAnston Monotype, so at 49, 100 at 1875, 80
at FPS. 100 at 1els After caII-Lanston Monotype.
100 at 1875. 100 at 1874 Capital Traction ~ az
iSiis. 80 at 1oils. - at iSil. 20 at ioi 20 az
lotls. loo at l04is; loo at l0lh.
Correctiou-loo Lanston reported sold Yesterday
At All fss should have been 100 at lS shares sold
District of Columbia Bonds.-6s. 1902 8O-year
funding 104 bid. 3.e5s. 1924, funding 10 bid.
n, MiSeellaneSus Bonds Capital Traction As 1o6n
122A asked. Metropolitan RaiIroad cert indeit..
A. Ito bid. us asked, Metropolitan Railroad cert.
Gs 10 bid - asked Columbia Raiiroad "a mort
IS, III bid Washington Gas series A. 6s, lie bid.
tric Light deb imp. Is; ,1O5 bid 100 asked. .. s
Electric Light cert indebt.. 8s, les bid. 10 asked
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone con IS. 1e41I
bid, 1854 asked American Security and Trust Is.
100 bid; Washington Market LIST ds ll5 bid. Wash
ket eItn 6s lis Bid. Masonic Hall Association Is,
los BID, 10 asked American Graphophone deb. 5s.
National Bank Stocks.-Bank of Washington 800
Central, 1870 bid Farmers and Mechanics': 40 bid
Second, 1Go bid. Citizens l6o bid $50 asked. %
End, lis bid 1e1 asked. Traders, lbs bid. IFS
asked. Lincoln, us hid. 125 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.-Na tional Safe
Deposit and Trdst. 1873 bid. lbs asked Washington
Loan and Trust. l57 hid. l6l asked American Sc
curity and Trust, 1893 bid.
Insurance Stocks.-FireInens. 80 bid. franklin
20 bid. Metropolitan, 50 bid. Corcoran G. bid
Potomac. 10 lad. Arlington. xI45 bid. 15G asked
German American. 30 bid. National Union. IL bid
10 asked Columbia 12Is bid; Iels asked. Riggs.
bid, . asked. Peoples. OK bid, Gsi asked. Com
mercial 3ss bid 4S4 asked. Colonial. 10 lid.
Title Insurance stocks-Real Estate TILE. 50 hid.
Columbia Title. IS bid, ) asked. Washington Title,
3l2 bid. AZ asked. District Title. 3ss bid. Ss
asked.
Railroad Stocks-Captal Traction. 1041s bid. 104Ii
asked. Capital Traction Scrip l06@4 bid, lOT. ask
ed. City and Suburban. - bid. Georgetown and
Tenleytown. IL hid.
Gas Stocks-washington Gas. 5IIs bid. 5iI. ask
ed. Georgetown Gas, IS bid
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac CT
asked Pennsylvania. 80 bid.
Misceilaneeus Stocks.-Mer-enthaler LInotrpe
1915 bid la2is asked LanstoH MonOtype. l31s lid,
49, asked American Gr2phophone LIS bid, l2L
asked American Graphophone preferred, x12S. bid,
1874 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage 20 bid, y
asked Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, lJ0 bid
FIX dividend.