davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19
Pred kill

+ 'sN"c - - +'.-. r
~POBIEDZISKA. Pred kilku
dniaml donoszono, ze " ostatnlch
latach jakas zbrodnlcza reka Abez-
CT esoi1a kllkakrotnie figure kw.
Rocha, stojaca tn "a miastem ma
gruncle prcboszcxowskim- Obecnie
pisza, re acknowledgements dopusciG
sig mia} raz, a moze i wiece] razy
pewien mfody gospodarz, profess
tant, z Novel Cork pod Pobie-
dzlskaml, kt6ry pred :nniejw'ecej
dwoma laty ma lou 6miertelnem
przyznat sig do zbrodniczego ozy"
nu. Odozuwajao straszne hole6ci, 4
mianowlcie jake clsnienie i dusze'
ME gard}a, wyrzek} te s}owa: To
jest kara Boza "a 10, lem swego
czasu figure sw Rocha ~potrzaskal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19
.Moja Oferta ola Was

Poele VAN Pr6bny Kurs me.
60 specyalnego leczenia re wska-
z6wkaml, list z porademi, olaz
ksiazke - "Prywatny Przevod-
mix Medyczuy," wszystko to
przez poczte i op}acone - u
pe{nie b%ezp}atnie. Wszystko, co
macie zrobit, jest wype}nie ku-
pom obos, lub, jesIi nlema ma
MIN Waszej choroby - opisac
swojemi s}owaml W kr6tkosci,
co Wan dolega l przys}ac ten
kupon. Tub list do - DR.. James
W. Kidd, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Me zobow'aze Was to do niczes
60. Jesli po zazyoiu pr6bnego
lekarstwa zechcecie SIC u
mnie leczyc - leozenie koszto-
wac Was bedzie bardzo tanio,
daleko tanlej, MI nawet dokt6r
ma miejscu by VAN policzy{.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19
re SLASKA.

BYIOM. FREED tute]sz2 lzba
karna odpowiadafa oskarzona JOSH
ko z ", D2b16wki. Swego czasu
donlos}a prokuratoryi, Re urzednlk
.policyjny Czaja usi}ows} il zgws}s
els, kledy a ~przyszed@ do jej
m;eszkania W oelu urzedowym wsku-
TEX czego wdrozon" G. sledztwo,
kt6re ME udowodnl}o s{uszn osci o.
wego oskarzenla. Wytoczono vice
J. process g 6u.adomie fa}szywe o.
skarzenie i skazano j., chocisz SIC
zaprzysiega}a ma kolanach, ze m5-
wi prawde, ma diva lata wiesienia.
}Sad uzna{ tax wysoka kare "a st6-
sowua, pouiewaz ~oskarzy}a policy
anita jedyn1e re zemsty.
sWIETOCHkOWICE M ko-
palni ,Mstyldy" ptchwyci}a To-
komotywa zatrudnionego przesu
waniem wagon6w urzednika Kudie
odtrac,}a go TAX, re dosta} sig ped
kola woz6w, kt6"e p~rzejecha}y 60
ma 6mierc. Zmarfy :liczyf lat 40 j
by{ zonatv.
Kelner jerry Kochanek
W Kr5l. Hucle z~askar1y} sekreta
RIA policyi Leinkaufa " Kr6l. HUI
Gle. Skarga sauna zaw:erafa W sobie
zwroty o~brazajace. Kpch'n dostat
"a fa}szywe posadzen,e i obraze
pred sad. Tutejsaa lzba karna ska>a~
Ia Kochanka ma rok wiezienia. Pro-
kurator zada} dw6ch lat.
Oh RAFKOWICE. Tu zsmieszka~
~ gospodarz p. Fir. Kiczka ska
dali v 5w,jej .todole zbo4e, soby
sic przytem. uk}u} sig ostra
gore w~ystajaca s}omka " oko tax
nieszcse6llwie, ze oko wyp4yneto.
CzERNlCA pow, rybnicki Prey
ludzi ma kopalni Char
looie':, szyb ,,Enbreloh:' uderzyl
k"ss czyli SCALA "a gwa}townie ma
dol. w koszu znaidowalo sig Is
|udzi, : kt6ryoh dziewisc ciezko
okaleczonyeh. Dosnali po}aman'a
n6g. Do tego jest 4 LEI pokaleczo-
Ugh. Wszystsich odstawiono do
y ,itala knapszaftowego " Ryduf-
/
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19
Jedzcie w jesieni ia "a
Ch0d IA TAM kOlOniS-
tOWSki tVkiet w

tOWski tykiet W
jedna strOne.
Codz1ennie, cd 25 wrze5nia
do 10. pazdziernika, 1912
w]acznie sprzedawany bedzie
W jedna strone kolonistowski
tykiet drugiej klasy, do glow.
nych miejsc W Kalifornii j
wybrzezy Pacyfiku, koleja
Chicago i North Western
Take do wazniejszych mieisc
" Montana, Idaho, Utah, /
t: p. Wyborne sceny przy-
dr6zne. Wzgledne przesiada-
ME uprzywilejowane.
Pc zupesne i~nformacye
zg1osie sic do agent6w bile
towvch kolei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19
Otyli

Oeoby oty}e prawi- &c wszys,kie
posiadaja kr6tki odde:b. brak i'm
powietrza, cierpia ma kaszel, dy-
spepsje igasy zofadka kiszek.
Bora oni rome srodki leczulcze IA
kaszel i astme, zapom,najac, lie ME
powlnnl leczy6 ob]aw6w choroby,
lecz jey przyczynY. lacy ludzle
muszq lcczyc zotadek i v%net1znosci
Pozw6lc.e i'm spr6bowat Trinera
Amerykaaskiego El;xiru Gurzkie''
20 VIVA. On usunle gazy zo}ad-
ka, wyczyscl kana}y orga'6w ira
vienna podnieci w~szystkie orsany
do piracy. Me pozwoll on narasta-
niu 6}uszczu W organizmie, do,
pomoze do 4atwego oddychanla.
Uzywajcie go W kazdym wypadku
niestrawnosci, W utracle apetytu,
zatwardzeniu wlatraah wymic1acb.
kolkach. Usun1e nerwowo6c, boil
g}owy i bezsennosc. w aptekach
Jos. Triner, 1888. 1889 S. Ashland
ave. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19

TUCHOLA. W. Wielkiem Ko-
morzu srali}y sic diva DUE stogi
zboza p. JantY Policy hsklego. O.
glen spowodowa}y dziecl baw,ace
sic zapa}kami. Szkody pokrywa "a"
bezpieczenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19
z GALICYI

LWOW Ma ementarzu ly1za,.
kOwskim we Lwuwie xnal"zioDO
EFmilja Ratke ma groble syna przy-
walona p}yta grobowa. PAM Rat
ke " kllka goblin zmar}a. = lie
wnnsiG mona ni~esscxesliwa kobe
ia chcia}a otworzyG " niewiado.
mym celu grobowiec Tub zginac pod
clezarem spadajacego kamienia.
Sruby przykreoajace pl5te kamlen
% do grobowca, by}y odkrecone
Niezawodnie ona to uc1yn.@a a a
stepnle chwyciia SLIME prawa ryka
k6lko l szarpne]a p{yts kt6ra PREY e.
niotla j. swolm oiezarem.
LWOW Adam kukawski pod
czas jakiejs bdjki z robotniAami
zrauicny zo.ta{ wgicwe. Gdy wr6
Gil. do koszar, doznat nsgle napadu
sza}u. Zabra} trzv nabite karabiny
i uda} SIG do pokoju ola zo}nlerzY.
Tam zabarykadowa{ sic strzcla&
do kaidego, kto dr1w1 chcia} otwo.
rye. Powstata nit sfYchana panika
Przywolano straz pozarna, kt6ra
z sikawki pusci}a nan strumien wo.
dy. Przyby}a navel jego matka,
ably go uspokoi6. w ohwl'i, gdy
mu podawa}a butelke z >u6dka zo}-
nierze rzucill sig ma nlego I opie-
rajacego sic z wszYstklch sit nav
reszcle pokonali, Umieszczono go
w szpitalu wojskowym.
LWOW. Aresztowano tn scjga-
nego "a postrrzelenie dwu gospoda.
rzy = Rodnar6wki, "a rogatka stryJ~
ska. Malclna kazniowskiego. Ban~
dyta ~strzela} PREY waniu do
zandarma z rewolweru i zranif 20
" reke. Dopiero caety szabl2 przez
zandarma, zostaf rozbrojohy i cd"
sta wionY do sadu karnego.
GALICJA. Lw6w, % bm. z ia
ros}awla donosz2, re podczas ma"
newr6w dzlesiatego korpusE woj en-
nego utopi1 SIG ca}y patrol wojsko"
wy, z}ozony z 10 huzar6w, gdy
patrol choia} przeby6 wp}aw rseke
san.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19

ko6ciofa zostan'e prawdopodobnie
ukohdc;zo,ne ma odpust Matki Bos ,
k,ej Pooleezenia (lgo w~rsednia), ma
ktdry prsybywaja wiernitez 2 da-
+leklcE strron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-19

BRUSY. Po,sledziciel Maks w.
sockl ma wybudowaniu Czaplew,c-
KEN mieszkaJacy. zostaf prze}czo-
nym gminy..
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
UNITED STATES TRADE
WITH LATIN-AMERICAN
COUNTRIES SHOWS BIG GAIN

The trade Of the United States with
Latin-American countries is increasing
with tremendous rapidity, according to
the latest statistics.
During the nine months ended Septem-
Der 30. 1872, American exports to Brazil
were valued at sso,s54. fls. more than
100000 in excess of the figures for the
same period last year. and almost double
the value OF the expectations for the first
nine months of 1910. In the last two
years, American exports to Uruguay have
almost dssbled.
During the nine months ended Septem-
Der 30. 1912, the value of exports from the
United States to Uruguay was S,b35o75,
or nearly twice the value Of the exports
from January to October. 1910. Increases
of about % per cent In the value OF ex-
ports to Venezuela and Colombia are
shown in the figures for American ex-
ports to those countries for nine months
in 1872 as compared with the same period
for 1911.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Nov. IL
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h., 5iSa54; do,
choice S2ASS; DO. good. Ea3l; prints. 1aS; do,
blocks S2aSi: ladle 2aZ3: Maryland and Pennsyl-
vauia rolls 2ln22; Ohio rolls Hs2z; West Virginia
rolls. HaZ2; store-packed AE2li5; Maryland, Viz
Einia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. Aa2ls; process
butter, 8SS.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby hrSts
loss OF, u; West Virginia. S3A34; Western hrsts
loss o. "a; Southern frss. loss OF, SeSS. Ree1ted
and czndled eggs Il to higher.
GAME-Partridges, choice, per doZ., S0a350; do,
of birds lo0al.5 90; pheassnts No. ], each, 15alOo
do. Of birds so; rabbits. nearby. choice per dor,
25a3oo: do, Southern, 2ooa24O; fair to good.
l5ox2W.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens old hens heavy. per
H.. Il; d. small to medium. E3; do, roosteTs, 3;
do. young large, IL; do, small, Is; ducks white
Pekins, a: do, MuscoEy u; do, puddle. u;
geese nearby, Is; do, Western and Southern, L;
turkeys young L; do, Old l5als; pigeons. young,
PER pair %; do. old. 20; guinea fowl, old, each,
3: do, young. II lbs. and over, IS; do, young,
smaller EaJo.
POTATOES-Whife nearby prime per bus, 5oa
IS; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, eoa70; New
YORK ard Western. STATS; sweets. new. North Caro-
Ina pr bbL, L25a1. 20; do, Eastern Shore, La
LsO: do. native. lloal.6; yams, new, Virginia.
L0oal.B.
OATS-stock in elevators, 2,55S.7n bus shipments
from ELEVATORS I2Id bus. No white 8ika3s;
standard white. S1IA57&; No. white. Ssa3sis; No.
( white 5fAa34A
RYE-ssock in elevators, 77.s8 bus; shipments
from elevators. All bus Bag lots, nearby. to
u1iaiity 65a75; No. Western, domestic. f91o; No.
Western domestic, 75a76: No. Western. domestic.
7sa74: No nearby car lots, 75a76
CoRN-Cmtract at the opening Wa steady with
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14

West Eckington-Thomas H. Crock ct III. to
George S Cooper. lot .. block 6. SO.
FloridA Avenue Northwest. between North Capitol
and First Strrets-Edward VI. Dulin ct ux. to
Henry c. Sheridan. lots liz and ll3, square 6li,
SO.
Pctworth-ISaac II. Bryant ct ux to Jesse r. Rag
Eett. part lot 5. block lls. SO.
h Street NortheRst. between Eighth and and Ninth
Strects-AIbcrt ]. Dries ct to Hubert H.
Dries. lot 50. square 80. SO.
Interest-Beulah +. Wedderbun to John Wedder-
bum. all interest in estate Of Virginia VI.
Hughes, SO
Fifteenth Street Southeast between ID and Il
Streets-JoseTh W. Little ct to Mary A. Foy
lOs2. SIC.
Twenty fifth Street Northwest. between I and X
Streets-John J. Meehan ct NJ. to Theodore Eric
bus, lots 81 and q, square Is SO.
G Street Southeast, between Sixth and Seventh
streets-Louis H. Emmert ct ux. to William 4.
Hall. part original lot l. square 81, SO.
Mattingly Tuct-Hary Wariman ct al. 10 Isabel
Grant, lot 40. square south Of 81. SO
lndolence-Hauy Warman ct al to Henry NJ. and
Mary A. Buchanan. lot s.. square zoo SO
Fourth Street Northeast. between L and VI Streets
Charles T. Wire ct ux to Thomas d. and Mary
J. Lyon. lot u. squarr 500. SO.
Chillum Castle sHeights-Washington Land and
MORTGAGE Company to Charles J. Norman, lots
and .. square 2e3. SO.
Kosciusko Piace-Ioseph wshIer ct uI. tn District
Of Columbia. lots l6 to 10. block s. H.2o.
Twelfth Street Southeast. between B and Streets
James n. Durty 10 Albert 7. and Hester v.
MARROW, lot 60 square go. SIC.
Harie1n-John ]. O'Neil ct al to Annie O'Neil.
lots O. 10. K. and L. So
University Heights-Robert f. Bradbury ct TX. TO
William c. Walker, part lots Is and l6. block
IS, So
Lsu!er Hcights-CharIes T. Wire, ct al to Maud L
GrccnAwalt, lot 4Ol SO
Lanier Heights-Charies W. King. jr, ct ux. to
Louise r. AEsnSterfer. lot Be. SO.
LIS g Street N0rtheAst-Mary Z. Thompson Ct VII.
ID. Darby. to Pasqunle Vasco. lot "a and part
lots &C and g. slBaIe l0N. so
Rriendship-W WHEY W. Bill ct U- 10 Harry v.
Harlan lots 10 to l. square 1894. 81.
West Bloonipgdale- Guisepps Psppalardo Ct al 70
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
The Safest Investments

unions on the matter. And the large ma
jOrity. almost = to l. disapprOved.
Gable greetings were received from the
Porto Rico Federation of Labor. now in
session. The cable urges the American
Federation to help obtain full American
citizenship for Porto Ricans.
Over 100 resolutions have been sub
mitted. Among the important subjects
thus brought in for discussion are these:
Recall of judges and judicial decisions,
providing for initiative and referendum
in the Federal Constitution: restoring to
citizens of the District of Columbia the
rights of the ballot; organizing every
city fire department in the United States;
to draft a bill to the New York Assem-
bly, of 1913. fixing a minimum wage for
women workers; that delegates to future
must submit to an exami-
nation and be required to display not less
than three union labels upon their cloth
ing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14

New York. Nov. 1S-RYE-Flat; trade
is slow. Western. to arrive, is valued
at about Il, c. I. f., track and State, at
about "A.
FLOUR-Steady; business moderate.
Kansas straights. 4.3Sa450, in sacks:
spring patents, 4.7Oa5.15, in barrels; spring
clears. 4.5Oa465. soft straights, to ar
rive, 46Sa490 in barrels.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Steady: dull
Weather is too warm. Choice at 500
for 100 pounds.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: inquiry mod
crate. Choice brands quoted at 3.7Oa4.1 10.
CORNMEAL-Weak; trade is quiet
Kiln-dried for export S9oa395; coarse
meal, in bags, IS7a1.SS.
HAY-Receipts, 1885 tons; steady,
choice is salable. Quotations are: For
prime timothy, LIS: No. ]. LlOal12ls;
No. ., 95a1.05; No. 8, SoaS0.
STRAw-Receipts, so tons. Steady:
business is slow. Long rye quoted at
SASH.
PoRK-wsaker; trade is light. Mess,
lS.75al9.25: family, 22.50a2.50
BEEF-Steady; trade is inactive.
Packet, 20.OOa2i.CO; family, 22y50a2S0O.
LARD-Firm, moderate business. Prime
Western, 1l.a5; refined Continent, Ills;
South American. l2.45: refined Brazilian.
in kegs, 1916; beef stearine, 121z; lard
stearine dull; New York. 12ik.
COFFEE-Market closed barely steady,
Ii
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Nov. l3-Money on call on the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 per cent: highest 6;
lowest, 5; closing. Most Of the days loans were
made at 81 per cent.
Time money market is hrmer. particularly in the
shorter maturities. Sixty days funds are now held
at 81 per cent but per CENT Is the bid rate Nine
" days is quoted at 5asa6 Per cent four months at
5lSa5A, and five and six months at 81 Business is
dull
Commercial paper holds firm at 5Ess per cent for
the best names.
London discounts, & 5i6 per cent unchanged;
Berlin discounts. per cent up 4; Paris discounts
SIS per cent, unchanged.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WALL STREET GOSSIP

Careful investigations. point to a better
class of buying on the raids In the rails.
A great many Standard OIL traders
seem to think that Amalgamated and
ST. Paul will rise sharply in any general
recovery Of the market
Bankers acquainted with Missouri Pa
cihc affairs are quoted as saying the
property will make a fine showing in
this fiscal year.
There is said to be a large increase
Some of the big short operators have
retired.
Great Northern capitalization has in
creased but little since 1902, while 81
10000 has been put back into the prop
erty.
Investigations indicate the adverse
agitation concerning the tariff is exag-
gerated purposely.
1t is reported some investment buying
Is taking place in Steel on account of
the orders on hand.
We are faSorably impressed with the
buying of Union Pacific.
Foreign exchange market opened weak
with demand sterling on fifteen points.
Market is temporarily oversold and
caused rally. There n no reason to be-
lieve that conditions have materially
changed for the better as yet.
weIl-informed Stuarters. speculatively
optimistic, according to our latest inves-
legations. They say the market is over
sold.
Specialist sources intimate that large
supporting orders from big financial in
terests are under the market for Reading
below 169, and in Union below the 10
level Their appearance has been re-
sponsible for the retreat OF some of the
big bear operators.
Everybody seems to be selling a little
Shelters. There is a big crowd around
the Shelters post.
Regular dividend on American Express.
The buying orders in Pacific Mail are
coming from a house closely AFFILIATED
with large German interests. People
who should know say that both German
Lloyd and the Hamburg-American are
buying the stock.
subtreasury gained s75S.OOO from banks
Tuesday. and since Friday gained 81, s5s,
OO0
We find evidence that the private Dor
rowing demand for stocks is increasing
Union. Reading. and Steel are borrowed
rather extensively, 1t Is said. by certain
professionals who are bearish.
Well informed quarters. speculatively
interested in the stock market, are more
optimistic, according 10 our latest inves-
legations. They say the market is over
sold.
1t is evident from what we can learn
that financial interests of the street have
been and possibly still are worrying TO
some extent over the Pujo money trust
scheduled TO take place in
the near future. This worrying has, We
believe, been responsible for consider
able cleaning of house and adjusting af-
fairs so that testimony will not reflect
on the street. It is not be-
leved the stock market will be more
than moderately affected. owing to the
slumping recently that has discounted
many unfavorabie features
1t is estimated in Pittsburg private
advices that Steel will earn during the
first half of 1913 more than $75,0oO,OOO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
A. F. OF |. BARS
STEAMF|TTERS
Delegates of Organization Re-
fused Seats in Convention.
Socialists Are Active.

Rochester. y. Y, Nov. 1S.-After listen
ing to arguments during the entire day,
the American Federation of Labor this
evening by division vote, decided that
the Steam Filters representatives were
not eligible to seats in this convention.
This vote sustains the Plumbers, who OBJ
tanned Jurisdiction over the pipe trades a
year ago. President Gompers yielded the
chair to Vice President James O'COnnell
and took the floor because the speakers
had brought his own name and actions
into the debate The veteran leader de-
liv cred one of the most earnest speeches
OF his career, occupying almost half an
hour Speaking on the principles in
volved. he said:
Can the American Federation of La
Dor in its present stage of development
IT cognIze two organizations claiming the
same jurisdiction? 1t would be wrong.
II would be industrially and economically
in conflict to permit two organizations
here claiming Jurisdiction of the same
work in rivalry to each other.
Speaking in a personal vein. President
Gompers limited that he has recently been
receiving communications of a threaten
ing or vilifying character. OF this he
said: 1T seems to he the privilege OF
every Tom. Dick, and Harry when he
has nowhere else to shoot his darts to d.
rect them at me. l have a mighty inter-
esting collection in my oftice: some are
pen pictures and some are-well, Of quite
a different kind
The arguments were presented by Presi-
dent Alpine and Organizer Leonard, for
the Plumbers: President Kinsella and
John Mangan, for the Steam Filters;
President Short, for the Building Trades
and others.
Socialists Are Busy.
SociaIistic activity in opposition to or
ganized trade uniOnist policies, as re-
affirmed by the American Federation,
increased to-day. Following a meeting
last night the Socialists organized a
steering committee for work in the con-
vention. ]. NJ. Barnes, who leads, Is
secretary of the Illinois Socialists and
a delegate here in the cigarma<ers dele
CATION. of which President, Gcmpers is
also a delegate.
The Socialists got into serious trouble,
Immediately, however. They were cred
tied as authority for a published state
ment to the effect that the executive
council had buried" a motion provid-
ing for a referendum vote on the fedora
ton officers and made no mention OF 1t
in the annual report As a matter Of
cold fact the council report gave up
several thousand words to the matter, and
included a poll Of many international
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-14
NEW YORK COTTON.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

CHEESE-New York. new, q per ID. fat, %
BUTTER-Elgin print, IS per ID. tub, a; pocess,
8H
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. u per H. rousters O.;
turkeys. l6alsi ducks. Halls; chickens large Is;
medium l6aB
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys lsa9 per Ib /;
hens. l5sls; ducks. l6aT7; chickens lsals
GREEN FRUITS-Cshfornia oranges lOo per
box; lemons 625a6-0 per boa: pineapples, 2Ooa2 50
pr crate; Florida grapefruit IoOa45 per boz;
new apples. L5oa2W per bbl.; peaches. l5
ID. i; heavier, sal0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sAsS per bus; celery
= PER doz yams. Looll5 per Dol; onions 7DasO
per crate; cabbage. 7sa0 pr 100 lbs; lettuce. Iooa
l59 per BASKET; beets. LoaL3 Per 100 lunches;
squash. 5 per bbl.; sweet potatoes. LooaLn per
Dbl lima beznk. Is per ct
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dences with gas logs, gas ranges. gas
fixtures. and gas appliances. The homes
of Georgetown Gas Company directors
were always illuminated, and the extra
consumption of deadhead gas reached
such proportions that It really made d.
rectors' perquisites a burden.
The resolution was rescinded with off
iculty. SO runs the story, and gas logs
galore, &C., were relegated to cellars
and Easements.
It is understood that fire gas flows
again.
The best bid for Georgetown Gas on
Change was rs. but private bids were
made OF the floor Of lis. The asking
price on Change was 15S a share.
OIL may be oozing over the unity prop
osition in the gas situation, but the flow
Will not reach paying proportions in the
immediate future. There Is strong
minority opposing further acquisition Of
Georgetown stock. and 1t is not likely
that any action will be taken. for some
time to come.
The Washington Gas Company has
earned its dividend for the year, 1872 1t
did not quite earn IT last year, there
was a slight deficit. The earnings have
been steadily increasing with each sue
ceeding day, and the daily consumption
average. The dividend has been more
than earned to date. and a balance VIII
be carried to the surplus account.
The directory has attended closely to
making and selling gas, to keeping met
ers working right, to keeping apparatus
Of company's customers in good order,
and conserving resources.
Milton E. Allies, vice president Of the
Riggs National Bank. returned yester-
day from a months outing. during which
time he played, fished, hunted, pitched
hay, and gathered the tomato crop on
Bolivar Heights.
December 5 is the date when John
Moody, the celebrated statistician, author
of Moody's Manual, is to address the
Washington Chapter, American Institute
of Banking, on Stocks and Bonds 1t
is about the only subject which the
authority carries on his tongues end.
Halsey & Hudnut, a prominent New
York house. submits the following list of
desirable stocks. and gives the yield based
on the current price at 1880 Wednesday
morning.
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Earnings of the Washington. Baltimore
and Annapolis Electric Railroad are
steadily increasing. The comparative
statement issued yesterday shows that in
October gross increased $4,O4493 and net
s1,OO6.29. The percentage of operating
expenses to gross revenue was Sill per
cent, against the corresponding month a
year ago For the ten-month period the
showing is much better. The increase
in gross reported for the period was
s69, 554.51. and in net $39,S59.1s The sur
plus increased S57.S11.lS. Following are
the figures in detail
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lot s.. block !, SO.
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sIuare t0s, SO.
jdS Vermont Avenue NOrthweSt-Frank A. Oher 70
Frank C. BraddOCk. lot .. square e. so
9l6 ID Street SouthW est-James Martin ct uI- 10
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y Ninth street SOutheast-Herman r. HoWenStein
Ct ux. To Freeman e. and Emma j. Thompson,
lot u square ~ SO.