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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08

ROCKY MOUNT, \. c.,
JanuarY q, 1901

Whereas, the Raleigh Post
is urging Governor Russell to
appoint himself Chief Justice
of North Carolina, upon the
ground that it is dema ded by
the bar of the State; and
Whereas, our silence might
be considered as an approval
Of this proposition,
Therefore, We, the UNDER
signed members of the bar OF
Rocky Mount, feel it our duty
to express our absolute diSap-
prevail OF such action, which
we would regard as one of the
most unSeemIy and disgrace
tul jobs ever performed by the
Governor Of a great State.
(Si%ned) B. II. BUM,
JACOB BATTLE,
THOS H. BATTLE,
W. L THORP,
l.. '. BASSETT,
!. H BAKER,. JR.,
|, 7. THORNE,
I, NJ, ARLINGTON.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08
PROTEST FROM WILMINGTON.
Col a. N. WaddelI Expresses Himself in no
Uncertain Way.
ls,eciaIs 10 Now ana Ob.orIcr.l

tS2rcaIs TO News and Observer
Wilmington. \. c., Jan. 5.-Col. y, ~
Waddcu tonight handed your corrc5pon-
dent the following significant card 25 OK
pressing his sentiment in the matter of
the RUSSELL Reynolds dickcr, and supple
mented ii with the remark that the peo-
pie of Wilmington generally, irrespective
Of tie bar, should employ some method,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08
Butler Wants Russell.

Washington, D. c., Jan 5.
Senator Butler said this
evening that it is not at all inn
probable that Russell will re-
IGN and that Reynolds will
appoint him Chief Justice
The Senator said such an ap-
pOintment would be we'll re-
ceiVed, as there was consider
bic sentiment among members
of the North Carolina bar in
favor OF Russell
PROTEST FROM WILMINGTON.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08
Working for Russell.

Washington, D C, Jan 4
Lieutenant Governor Rey-
noIdS and NiCe-PreSldent An
dreWS are here sounding the
Republican members of the
North Carolina delegation in
the chief justiceShip.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08

DEMOCEATS SIiOT.LD "HANDS
OFF,
Winston Republican.
Much interest is being manifested
especially. by the Democrats, as to who
Governor Russell VIII appoint to sue
coed the late Chief Justice Faircloth.
That his E&cellency will select a Re
publican is conceded and that Demo
Gratis can rest easy on that point.
If you associate with devils during your
waking hours you need not expect angels
10 visit you in your dreams.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08
WILL RUSSELL DISGRACE [S3THE BAR SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
Railroad Attorneys Working to "Persuade'
Russell--A Willing Barks-TO
Appoint Himself.
Fake Report OF Endorsement of Russell by Lawyers Exposed
as False by Prominent Lawyers

\ similar telegram was sent to the
News and Observer regular Wilmington
cores pondent. and he answered:
LN-ilrlinotnn y & I'm 4 1901
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-08
RuSScll'S Record as a Judge.

editorial in News and Observer Jan. -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
Observation-Disclosures.

8eorae Welb ge9en bic ubridsbille
uno 9ennifDn AGRICULTURAL Grcietp.
auf Soften oss Sldeers fallen aelallen.
Die @entral sapines gant &c.. ge-
gen ). Alioa 0elmr,.h. fallen eelai=
fen.
Jranf 6. etraper eeaen S. Nliba
9elmrei6 u. 81. 6allen aelalien.
SneS pebicoro aeeen Nbrabam psoi=
coro Ii. u. 9luf Soften DIR Gldgerin
5uriidsesoaen.
Sic 8. & u. q. & 6. 60. aesen
Gerbert 3. 2anael u. u. Nuf Soften
ots 9lnaeflasten beisele9t.
Saoio s. Softer aesen WilIiam u.
Sbipton Ii. u. YertauF beifdtiat.
gBm. s.. 5mibart geeen Gulan
smitb II. u. Gem Gldger muroen
s2O8. So su9eiproden uno gertauf au-
aeoronet.
Senrn Generleber sessn Clara g..
9iilep ii. ~ Gem aldger mllrbsn
s57 5uaeiprohen.
@prus aotb eeaen S. W. emitb.
geroitt fiir ben glnseflaateil.-
Marp 9pmig gegen Wlilton u. 3o.
mis. 3uriifgesoaen.
Mauriee Ni. uloooD u. u. gegen
Wm. 9. &ennie. geiselest.
S. M. graiDforo geeen Sennie M.
GlaB. glllf Soften oes Gldasrs suriif-
9e3oaen.
glua Bagent seaen goiparo gaaent
II. u. Auf Soften Der Gldgerin 3u=
riifgeSoger.
GrimiEalf1lle
SSrant Mnoerion betannte li1 auf Die
Nntlase uegen ginbruh unb Eiebltabl
iduloia uflo uuroe 5u l8 Wpnaten
3u1tbaus beruribeili.
@barles 6. Seanoerbine uuroe f1ul=
big befunOen. Glnber llnter 16 Sabren
uerlahsn Su baben.
Sic auf Deranlaiiung BON Mnnie
ssptuers geaen Gbarles Gssle erbobene
Antlaae ullrbe fallen 9elaiier, neil bic
aldssrin niht erfhienen mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
0cHorbcn.

Nm aS. ssannar In Rub So. GEO.
gonmell i'm 9liisr BON So Sabreil.
Mm 26. sSanllar in Eenniion Robert
goie I'M 9llter BON rs Sabren an yln.l
tuneen Der 2lnae.
Qlm Is. Sannar in Oensiipn John
GulIiuan i'm Mltsr BON go Sabren all
elmer Maaentrauiheit.
Mm 26. Sonuor in Rem philadelphia
;sran Qpoena Walton uon9liles i'm I'll.
ter BON 63 ssobren. 6rau Walton mar
bier bel ihrem 5ohne. 3homas SOln-
ION. aui yeiuh. als lis pl0blid eineln
0ersiibel erlae. Sic 8eriforbene mar
slpeimal perheiraibet uno binterldbt ali.
Ber ssobninn. btr aus ibrer erifen ghe
fomms. nod eiiien 6obn aus ibrer
3tpeiten Gbe.
Mn "a. eanllar IN Neip Pbilabel'
pbia g1m. Wartin i'm Nlter bon AZ
ssabren an einer Nierenfranfbcit. gl
binterldbt cine Wittue uno spei ainoer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
BoIipar.
90. San. 1901.

Wertber geobahter /!
Ien Gbeleuten M. M. 0ellpid lpur-
beam 81. cine 5othfer geboren leloer
lieat Die iunge Mutter fhiper tranf, ia
beinabe bOffnunssles oarnieoer.
Dr. Gbriliian Waurer bat iih BON
ieiner Operation sdilslib erhplt. uno
nmhte in Iebter MDhe nit ieiner 6ran
unb 5dmelter, Ssrau Singh, gelIdt
bel isinen Sreunoen uno 8eIbpiitern in
Canal Oooer.
6rau Is. s. Piau reiste am Samlfaa
tiab san 6ransisfo. Gal. ab. Sie
muroe ourd ein 5elegramm benabrid.
tiat. oob Sbre Mutter. Grau 6rieosrlts
MiIIer ihluer trant oarnieoer lieat.
Mir baben sur 3eit bier Diele 3ranfe.
Bie meilten leioen an Der Grippe, taunl
elm 6aus miro Derl1ent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
Rdierei bilIia sa pcrfautcn.

Cine Gdferei in Gtarf @ountp, iilit=
ten in einem Diitritt, no biel giebSudt
estrieben miro, 1T billig 81 Derfaufen.
Die Gdierei fat 9ampfbetrieb nit elmer
9nmpfmafhine bon S pferoefrdften,
einen Gdsisfel, Der 240o pfnn0 faBt,
ben beitsn Rdsfeller in Sbio nno cine
polfftdnoige ginri6trna Sllr Gabrifns
tion bon Gds, oa5u einen guten Srans=
portmnaen init eiflfahem uno b8ppel=
tenn pfernegeihirr. gu Der Gdferei
Qeb6ren Elm Mpbnbaus, cine Gdeune,
eirl hiibfder @arten linb Elm Mder gano.
0as Wobnbans lit m0blirt un0 ipiro
nuf Munih init ben M0beln Derfauft.
sir ndbere Nustunft uenoe man lid
an IS. Sic ber
1872 Mulberry ST., Buffalo, q. q. 3S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
$ 0eiratbsbe,piGigmmsen.

sSobn Me0uire. Scnnilon Marp
0utIon, llbrihspille.
Gtto g. 9lsin - goitb 90. 3eiser.
beioe ppu Sbanespille.
Spbn $. Wipibet Soiepbine Graus,
belize non SoDer.
Norris 6. gaao - 9loele s. Qouten-
fleele. beioe BON Mineral Ypint.
Wm. M. Scott Mlinnie .. Sbepfer,
bsioe bon 9ielu pbilabelpbia.
Sos. gomaros Martba Sones, beioe
BON Glonoife.
Thurman @alton, Sffferion Co., 8.
- sarab 8o,ber, Nem Ybilaoelpbia.
glmer Barnett @inna Wiltiu, Stem
Gpmerstonn.
Sarrp glifsnsoerfer = Minnie gntt,
beioe bon SranoDmiie.
Sas. Boulder. SusearaDas Warie
: @runn, 8naoefniliten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

alles gum 9auiaeiddfte sssorieen
Srand)en weroen bsforat. Mit Der
gant lit cine Spartaie berbunoen.
gBediel ueroen ausseitellt nab
geutIhla,o, Der Shmeis uno allen an
bern fremben 2dn0ern.
slni Gepoliten meroen 3infen be.
5ablt.
Sas 91nse Nttientapital Der yant
iit in Bombs Der Ger. Gtaaten an9e.
lest.
Solsenoes lino Die Girettoren
s. s.. 3rpnicnn, g.. g. eeipis, T.
gGcnb, u. WeiB a. O.. Gljnm BON
Magmnlla, O., q. y. Yratt, 8. 9e=
fenba9er, 6. 9Eis, Snbn 9anlan,
5nbn 8enfer nno s. %. Mii6ea.
5. g. TawnIena, grdlioent,
6. 6. 9esuis, Niee Yralioelt.
gbrn. Wrnb, Gaiiier,
gbea. Prter, NAiitent 0aiiier.
SdmmtliGe attipen ganfbeamten
iprehen oeutIh.
Mer ganfaei1dlte 81 beioraen bat,
fpmme gu illls. Al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

YSssS~~sFSF~f @S-~3'-- :
Die Galisusit beainnt bieies Sobr
friiNseitia, benn aldermi!twoh fdllt auf
Den 90. isebruar.
Set Gamnag. bat es jeben 9ag
ntef}r ober fneni9ey aeihneit. nno ipenn
Ole Ghneeoede aud nidot tief lit, 10 liebt
man bod ihon einselne Shlitten.
.Soln SOB. iriibsr III ylates Drills.
baf cine Gtbn,isbe In 6banssDille iiber-
nonlmen uno bittst 6reunee uiio Be-
tannte, ibm bort ibre 3nnofbaft 5ns
snipen0en.
Wan ipribt bon elmer neuen
StraBenbabn bon BIER rad, Nem SO.
msrsto,pn. Mebrere Nelp Worter Soc
pitalitsn foaen BEL benz Yrojette inte.
reilirt fein.
Ser iiinaIt berlforbene peter Did
mar in beni 8ebeimbnno Der .Gnigbts
Of 0onor" fir ben 8etras bon $1,000
perIihert, unb biefe 5uulme erbielt
feline Witttpe lebte Wohe ausbe3ablt.
Ser proasB asgen yonoe. pelbe
Eorihuf's Yanf in Shanesuille be-
raubte, begiint an l3. 6ebruar. Die
Mldnner iueroen einsell proseilirt uno
suar MIRO Sobn Gan 3Gerlt Dor ben
Gd.anten su erI1einen baben.
5eit ldnssrer 3eit 5eiate gsittlue
@lrbara aiirBi in port @olbinaton
5pnren bon GeiltesliDrung. 10 oaB Der
9gobats &ib.er am Wnntas Die lebsr=
fiibruna oerlelben nod einem Srrenalnl
anolonete, uno 10 muroe Die beoauerns
nertbe 5rau am 8isnlfae naO Der ST.
resanltalt in Mafiaon gebraht.
sSn Der Iebte @obe ifattee6a bten
sSahresperiammluna Der .2ialt, Scat
& Yoner Co." ipnroe Sarr Sobn Ga=
Dsrlp sum YraIioeritell unb 9err Us.
M. Sharp sun Setretdr uno Ghab-
ineilter ertpublt. Sic BeIelll0aft miro
bemndblt ibr Bureau in oas 5ur 3eit
BON Der Yell Selephone So. benuBte
2otal pesleaen, pdbreno Die 8ea Gp.
i'm neuen Nleranber= Blof Guartiere
besieben miro.
Die orei Benlions G6minoler,
s. 90. 6oliom. u. $. Ddois uno 8ib-
ion 6oribaip, lpelhe tiirstid bier rer=
haftet lpurben. meroen oisls Wohe Dpr
bem Ser. Gtaaten 8eriht in glebelanb
pro5eiiirt. Yenfions @raminator 9ll
putron bon Canton bat Die Spuren
Der 8anoe perfolgt uno iisseIammt %
Nnflaaen gegen fie erboben. @r III Der
Mniidt. oaB er eeniigeno Yetpeismate=
rial aelammelt bat, I'm Die ihliipiriae
Geleaihaft fir Ianse 3sit talt all tel
len. 8eaen bas 6rauensinnlsr. wel=
Dies augleih nit ben Mdnnern nerbaftei
muroe uno<oie iih als eine Maentin fir
ben 8ertauf ben edniirleibben aus-
aab, liegt feline oirette 9lntlage por,
bod miro iie borlduiia feitsebalten.
5bomas 6. Grap, Elm Sdmie=
aelfobn oes Capt. 8. G. gomeliou bon
bier, bot am Montag in ct. Baris.
O., feinem 2eben nit eigener 6ano Elm
3iel geiebt. @raD, Der als Yertdufer
fur cine Sargfabrit in 3anesnille reilfe,
mar ibon ieit ldngerer 5slt 1sioeno ae=
tpeIen uno taum I'M Stanoe. ieineil
pflibten tahsufomlnen. gm lebtsll
Galnltas erbislt feline lid bier bel ibren
gltern aufbaltenoe ssrau einen Brief
BON ibm, tuorin er ilr mittheilte, oaB
ser lih etipas beiivr beIinoe. 9lber anl
Montag bradte Der Selegraph Die
trauriee Nahribt. DaB Der junae, erit
etpa 30jdhrige Wann, in einem 9ln=
fnll bon tempordrem Wabnlinn Iih
felbff oas qeben 9enommen. Die Qeihe
bes ungliidliden iuuroe bierber 9e=
bra1t unb eeltern Nadmiitag alii oem
CI=Gair= StraBe Sfrieobof beerbiet.
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8rtefIifte.

s5tir bic dnr 26. San. enbenbe Dode
sblisber folgeaDe isidt rsflamirte yriefe
anI bsr bieIi9en poltoffite
aRoaroe MnDreas. YbHip feu{ei
fn1iaa Burgeb Jubn 9itot
ckaue Grp}hfr. 3Dm Rarri8.
& @lfB wtrs. Carrier Hobp.
Eotfie Ralpf. Bog IS.
e. n. Dearborff g. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
Te6rltQr Serfauf,

Mir baten liniere Sllseatdr<
Nufllablae beenoet 1llbs finofn,
bab mir eiae Menge fWaaren all
$oarb babell, fir fit ipsitibe iuir iDiiarffs E
lid lieber bns @eIo bitten.
I'm eS MN fir Glld) ipertb-
upll alt inaden Cub @elb sii
lpQren uno binldrslib 3eit III
scbe.i, baden mir ms entihIof<
fen, ben gan3en 90 Onnt
iSebrnar bieiell1
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sir $4,000.

Sin Wrunbliiif bon u Nder. II
Neilen bon Bead Gitp. an Der 6traBe
neh Meinsberg, billig 3lt Derfaufen.
Brdibtiae Gage, Sblfsarten nit 36 au=
ten 6ruhtbdumetl, ein Daus unb cine
CUTE, aroBe 6henne.
Ndbere Nustunft BEL
Gottlieb Branb.
38 Srail. 0olmes County, 8.
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Sobn Naeber, oelttid)er 9fotar
IN Canton, Chin,

iit nod inter ben 2ebenben unb elnpiebit id nod uie
Dor Ietner languieri9en Rranfbeit i'm Mnfertgen pDn
itamenten EesbS wlortsageS unb bsrgleidem.
Cffife Nn. sol Dft 4. GtraBe.
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Grite
NS0tiunga ngalb(a1lf,
Ganal 9DDel', J C1iO.

ssapitaI ..... $50, ,OGO
lleberidnB nnS Yr0fit ..... $4,000.
Sieie gant belteht Ieit nehr ais
,ebn Sabren unO Die beltanoiae 3unab=
me Der 8eid1fte aebt am belten aus Der
folsenoen peraleidjenoen 9arleausle Der
NeDDliteu herppr
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0rOkfll Mnsberfaaf boz
@inter= Waarel,

gu ipiDmen. Nir fiibren se<i
lubbnlib Hrfile an, bod feblt
un5 ber 0faun, Inn Die Dielel,
8areainS Su nennen, tpelde mir
iudbrenb Oielem Mouat offeriren
iperbfn.
&pntnt frii1Seitis ltflo iiber<
seilst @uh lelbit, baB Disfer Nns>
oerfauf feiue Spieoelfedterei 1T.
s. $. ainiesL
Norolpel gde bes Yublic gquare.
Evening star., 1901-08-28
PROPOSED TROLLEY LINE.
HumOr That Pennsylvania n. r. Com
pany Is Interested in Scheme.


pany is Interested In Scheme.
The statement is made on what is ap-
parently good authority tha VIM. Everett
OF Cleveland, Ohio. who is largely interest
ed in trolley roads in the west, is also con-
nected with company which proposes to
build connecting link between the street
railroad systems of Washington and Balti-
more. This new construction will be about
twenty miles In length, covering the dis
tance between. Berwyn and Ellicott City,
The former point is the present terminus
OF the City and Suburban line, operated by
the Washington Traction Company, while
the latter Is the terminus in that direction
tenn Of Baitimate >A"' COMPANY SS'
With trahc arrangements with the Bal
timore ayfd Washington railroad compa-
MI nles odass the ST sars the new company could
to that OF, the other.
1t Is asssrteds with positiveness by those
VINO are supposed to be Well posted that
this scheme isu really to be carried out,
near aaa that satas oesianins viii be made in the
It is coHtectuEed that the enterprise, If
not aireadX so, cnay prove ultimately to be
in eentrols Of t9terests In harmony with
those Of tthe Pennsylvania Railroad Com
In the ,eSYsent Such Such q conjecture should be
realized there, viii be another application
OF the policy Of that corporation SO sue
cessfully applied here and elsewhere of
making use OF electric street car lines to
relieve the train service of steam roads
of the demands Of suburban travel
1t Is pointed out that as the Pennsylvania
and the Baltimore and Ohio roads are now
practically under one management the
number of local trains over those lines
could be largely reduced and the travel
diverted to the proposed trolley line, Just
as has happened in the case Of the local
travel between this city and Alexandria.
Evening star., 1901-08-28
Army Orders.

Major John A. Baldwin, 22d Infantry,
has been relieved from duty at Benicia
barracks. CAL. and ordered to Little Rock.
Ark, to relieve Captain James r. Lind
say. 18th Infantry, Of recruiting duties at
that place.
Captain Charles T. Menoher, Artillery
Corps. has been ordered to jefferson bar
racks, Mo-, for duty pertaining to the or
ganization of the 2Sth Battery Of Field
Artillery.
Captain John P. Wiser, Artillery Corps,
has been ordered to the naval war college
at Newport. r. l.. for the purpose OF deIiv-
ering series of lectures at that college.
Colonel Francis Moore, 1th Cavalry, or
dered from Fort Ethan Allen, VT, for the
purpose of inspecting the second squadron
of his regiment. Upon completion Of this
duty he will proceed to Fort Myer, Va to
rejoin his proper station.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Noble,
10th Infantry has been ordered to take
charge of the Indianapolis arsenal in addi-
ton to his duties as recruiting officer at
the city named, In the absence Of Major
Charles Shaler, ordnance department, who
Is on leave
Captain Edgar Russell, Signal Corps. has
been ordered from Fort Monroe, va. on
business pertaining to the Signal Corps.
Brigadier General William Ludlow. U. g.
A., has been ordered to New York to await
further orders for his own convenience.
Colonel Ernest A. Darlington inspector
general, has been relieved from further
duty in the Office of the inspector general
of the army and ordered to Chicago. Ill.
for duty with inspector general of the de-
partment of the lakes.
Captain Victor III. Bridgman, Artillery
Corps, on sick leave, has been ordered to
Baltimore, Md. for recruiting duty, reIiey-
ing Captain Henry ]. Hunt 18th Infantry
who is ordered to Join his regiment
Evening star., 1901-08-28
ordered by Commissioners.

The following orders for work to be done
under the assessment system were made by
the District Commissioners today:
That the parking in front of the sixth
precinct station house be raised to grade;
also the cement lead and fence, and that
the fence be painted; estimated cost. $115;
chargeable to appropriation for replacing
and repairing sidewalks around municipal
buildings.
That catch basins be constructed as fol-
lows. chargeable to the appropriation for
main and pipe sewers: At the northeast
corner Of 4th and Cincinnati street. basin
and twenty-five feet OF connection; esti-
mated cost $50. Near the northeast COR
ner Of 4th and Albany streets, basin and
twenty feet Of connection; estimated
cost. $50
That seventy feet Of three-inch water
main be laid In alley Of square 561, to serve
lot 1872; estimated cost, &112.
That 1,70O feet OF six-inch water main be
laid southwark In Oak avenue from point
opposite the south line Of lot 10, block 4,
to the intersection Of Oak and Carroll ave-
nues. thence eastward on Carroll avenue
to Maple avenue, thence south on Maple
avenue TO q point designated on plat on fIle
I'm the engineer department; estimated cost
1.602; and that three fire hydran<s be
erected, at an estimated cost OF $40.
Evening star., 1901-08-28
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-regular CALL II O'Clock m.-Union Trust
20 at az oa e ass
Gas, 10 at 81. 1T 81, 10 at 81, at 81. Mereen-
at s nSp s e 49, s9 At - 1ss Il E ies q
at Is7x After cali1Mersenthaier Linotype 10 at
Dis DISTRICT Of of Columbia Bonds.-Fundns currency
Miscellaneous Bonds.-Captal Traction Railroad
4s Ios bid, 100 asked. Washington traction and
Electric coli. AVS, 6sE bid es asked Metropolitan
road cert indsSt s. iSs bid 'R Columbia RaIroad road
Railroad IS, 30 asked. Anacostia and Potomac So,
io7 bid: washington Gas COMPANY q. ser B. lot
bid. United States Electric Light deb. imp. Gs.
6s, lOo bid chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS,
lO4 bid, loo asked; American Security and Trust
11o bid washington Market Company imp Is.
1Io bid; washington Market Company e1tsn. 9.
American Graphophone deb IS. 100 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Oompanies.-National Safe
Trust, l74 bid, 175 asked. American Security and
Trust. 220 bid, 22S asked. Washington Safe De-
posit. 90 bid. Union Trust and Storage, losA bid.
Ma National Bank stoeks-Bsnk of washington. $50
2s5 bid. Farmers and Mechanics, 235 bid. Second.
les bid. Citizens, 1ec bid. Columbia, 1ss bid.
IA asked. IL Traders. 1856 bid. Lincoln. i2s bid.
iS Raiosa aSss stocks-capta Traction Company 1osx
bid. l02% asked. City and Suburban, l2is bid, y
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's. IS bid. 27h asked.
Franklin, 70 bid. Metropolitan. Is bid Corcoran.
M mar. I american. Si5 bia. Nas!Spsi Union. III bid,
Q asked. Columbia, 10 bid, II EsreS. Riggs. IA
bid, asked. Peoples, 8 bid asked. CONNER.
ciaf, bid, 8 asked. Colonial III asked.
Title Insurance Stocks.-Rad Estate T1tle 30 bid.
Washington Title 81 asked. District Title. bid.
Telephone Stocks.-Chssapeake and Potomac, 90
bid. IS
Gas Stocks. -Washington Gas, COS bid, 6lh
asked Georgetown Gas. 09h bid. ~ asked.
bid. 1871 asked Lanston Monotype. 13x bid, 14H
asked asked American GrspSopbone pfd "a Sid, Il
asked. Pneumatic Gun cerriage. .0S bid, 10 asked
Washington Market, IA bid. Norfolk and Washinn
ton Steamboat. 100 bid, 180 asked.
Evening star., 1901-08-28
PLACE FOR A VAULT.
Attorney General Approves Request
of Opera House Company.

Attorney General Approves Request
of Opera House Company.
p. e. Knox. United States Attorney
General. has notified the Commissioners
Of request Of the Lafayette Square
Opera House for permission to its use of
one-half Of the alley in the rear Of the
site Of the old Department of Justice build
Ing for the purpose of putting in q vault
The Attorney General incloses copy Of
hts letter giving the required consent. The
original Is addressed to James r. Ash.
secretary and treasurer OF the Lafayette
Square Opera House Company
In reply to your letter of the ed in
stant," says Mr.. Knox, asking that the
Department Of Justice consent to the oc-
cupatton by the Opera House Company Of
one-half of the width OF the alleyway in
the rear Of the site Of the old building Of
the Department of Justice for the purpose
of putting In a vault for the use of the
company, l say that 1 have no objections
to such occupancy, provided the whole Of
the retaining wall of whatever vault is
put in Is erected entirely upon that half of
the alley occupied by the company. SO that
1t shall not encroach at all upon the other
half adjoining the lot of the Department
of Justice"
Evening star., 1901-08-28
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Commander T. B. Howard and
Lieuts. J. e. Craven, J. A. Hoogewerff, H.
G. Gates M. H. Signor, n. C. Kuenzn, J.
McC. Luby, F. H. Brumby, H. Laning and
Assistant Surgeon ]. B. Dennis have been
detached from the Chesapeake. when
placed out of commission, and ordered to
the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. Commanders N. r. Usher, r. Hem
derson. Chief Boatswain w. Anderson,
Chief Carpenter L. L. Martin, Warrant
Machinists J. w. Clark and NJ NJ Schrie-
Der. to duty on the Illinois.
Lieut.. L. A. Kaiser. from the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
pany. to duty on the Illinois.
heuts. o. p. jackson and J. ". Klemann
now on the Vermont; w. r. M. Field, al
the Naval Academy; II. q. Parmenter OF
the bureau OF equipment, and Naval Cadets
g. n. Henry and L.. B. Mcbride have been
ordered to duty on the Illinois.
Gunner f. L. Hoagland and Acting Cum
ner ]. Kenyon, from the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company and
the Franklin. respectively. to the Illinois.
Lieuts. N. q. Irwin Of the Consteilation
and 7. 7. Craven, to the Naval Academy
Lieut.. G. r. MARVEL and Naval Cadet
J. A. Furer. w: B. Fogerty. J. J. Hanni-
gan and A. q. Howe. to the Indiana.