davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

de querer Ell pFinerO. POr Otra
parte, 70 lie jure casarme con Ell,
solo o Ell. POr las nOcheS sue
no. con ell ninO a quien tantO
quierO y quise y que sera va un
hOmbre. A pesar de TODD, quierO
a mi prOmetido y me encanta
la idea de casarme, perO sin de-
lar de sonar en- ell Otro, sin OIL
vidar del TODD mi iuramento.
Romper mi compromise matri-
moniaI es impossible, perO podria
aplaZar la boda iCree listed que
una mujer puede querer . dos
hombres a I'm tempo?
Laurita
De todos los juramentos que
musitan los amantes a la luz de
la luna ique pocos Sc cumplen!
'Jamas tie olvidare!', "iSiempre
tie querre!" y otras frases seme-
jantes, que los smantes de todos
los siglos han repetido mil We
ces, salem de sus labios impreg-
nados de sinceridad, pero ire
misiblemente condenadas a no
ser cumplidas. Son meras pala-
bras, suspiros cast, simples jura-
mentos de amor. 81 a ESQ une
listed los pocos amos que listed
tenla cuando ianzo ell suyo, COM
prendera que no tiene ninguna
importancia y que Dios la perdo-
nara con gusto que no 10 cum
pla. Esto en- cuanto al juramento.
En- cuanto a sus suenos son To-
gica consequence de las mott
cias que recientemente recibi6
de aquel muchacho que fue SUI
primer amor. Esas noticias han
venido a reverdecer sus recuer-
dos, la han transportado deli.
ciosamente a Ia epoca ida de SUI
ninez, la han invadido de me-
lancolia. Antes o despues, a to-
dos nos acontece also parecido;
nadie escapa al encanto de SUI
mergirse en- Ell pasado, de volver
a palpar los momentos de dicha
que amenazaron Ell aver de SUI
existencia. Pero Ell sortilegio du-
IA POGO. listed va no es la nj
ma que fue; sus circumstances
son distintas; bien estuvo aque-
lilo entonces y NAL estaria ahora.
Lo importante es que Sc asegu-
re de que quiere verdaderamente
a SUI prometido antes de casar-
(Pasa a la Pagina OCHOl
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
5PUEDE A A DOS?

SPUEDE AMARSE A DOS?
Querida Amaranta: CuandO
tenia sOlamente IA amos -ahO.
ra tengO 18-- cOnOci a un mu'.
chachO de quien fui nOvia duran.
tie ,muchO tempo. Al enterarse
mis- padres, me enviaron a una
ciudad de Florida, dOnde tengO
una tia. Nos despedimOs ambOs
con lagrimas en- los Oj6s, y
antes de separarnOs, 20 jure que
solo me casaria con Ell. Ell pri.
mer anO de mi estacia en- este
pals, vivi ~pensandO en- el, hasta
que surgi6 otro joven muy pa
recido fisicamente a aquel que
dele en- mi patria. Nos hicimOs
rOviOs y 10 quisc con tOda la fuer.
"a de mi alma, pOrque encOntrS
en- Ell al que habia perdidO. Mis-
padres Sc opusierOn a estOs amO.
res, pero fue inutil. FL me pro.
meti0 que cuando fueramOs ma.
yOres de edad nos casariamOs,
llevamos va tres amos de nOviaz.
go. EstandO va cerca de la b Oda,
supe de mi primer BOviO que
adn no Sc ha casadO. Mi pro.
blema cOnsiste en- que aunque
quierO mucho a mi prometido
no estoy segura de haber dejadO
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

fe~licitaciones y votos fervientes
porque Ell carino y la compression
sea sus eternos compaheros.
Bodos de Aeero
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de Ace
no, once amos de venturosa union
matrimonial, Ell senior ROgeliO Jus.
tiniani y sonora, Maria JOsefa de
Justiniani, miembros de nuestra
colonia hispanoamericana residen-
tie en- Miami.
Nos complace enviarles nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y vo-
tos. por SUI eterna dicha.
Bod0s de Popel
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy cordial
al senior Eugenio Perez y sonora,
Olga Fernandez de C6rdOva de
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
na Vinie

De Vioie
Ell pasado 26 de febrero partit
para SUI ciudsd natal, Maunabo
Puerto Rico, la distinguida DANA
GregOria Vega, esposa del indus.
trial puertorriqueno, senior Eugenio
Vega.
La sonora visitara a sus familia-
res durante SUI permanencia en- la
bella Borinquen.
"Boby Shower"
I'm iucido y animado "Baby Sho-
wer" fue ofrecido en- honor de la
sonora Fredesvinda Alay6n, en- la
Residential de los estimados espo-
SOS Rafael Mendoza y SUI distlngui.
da sonora.
La sonora Alay6n fue halagada
Dor sus numerosas amistades con
bonitos Y practices regalos.
Simpdtiea Bodo
En- noches pasadas, ante Ell tenn
plo de la Iglesia Metodista Latina
de Miami, Sc %juraron amor eterno
durante solemne ceremonial oficia-
da DOT ell ReverendO Fernandez,
la gentil senorita Isabel Maria RAJ
fuls, hiia del senior RamirO Rafuls
v sonora, Isabel QuevedO de Rafuls
Y Ell correcto caballero senior Jose
Alvarez, hijo del senior Israel Al
varez y sonora, Edyvigis Besil,
ambas familias muy estimadas de
nuestra colonia Guiana residente
en- Miami.
OfreclG cantos sagrados la seno-
ra Publia ROjas, acompanada al Or
gano por ell senior Henry C~abaguy.
La uovia fue e%ntregada en- ma
trimonio por SUI padre, y entr6 a la
iglesia ataviada de una preciosa
creacior interpfetada en- encaje y
tut saIpicado de lentejuelas y pie
dras del Rim, de cuello alto, man.
gas largas, cenido corpino y am
plia falda. Ell velo, de>tul Illusion,
despreudia de una preciosa coro-
ma en- forma de corazon, y en- sus
manos portaba I'm esplendido ra-
mo de rosas y orquideas blancas.
Fueron los padrinos ell senior
Hiram Rafuls y la sonora Carmen
RafuIs, quien lucia I'm Undo .vesti-
do realizado en- chiffon y tut, &C.
leste, con accessories del mismo to-
no.
Las damas de la corte fueron las
Senoritas Nuria de PaZ, Millie Cor.
derO y BeIkis Alvarez, e%legantisi-
mas todas en- b~allerinas de tonos
suaves, con somhreros y mitones
del mismo color e igual que la
madrina, llevaban ramos EN- forma
de coraz6n.
Hicleron las veces de ujieres los
caballeros senior Eddie Arenas,
Carlos Perez y Roger Cruz.
Reg6 petaIos dc rosa al paso de
la desposada Ia primorosa ninita
TOmasita Medina y porto los ami
Hos del gracioso nino Jose Luis Pi-
media.
Terminada la ceremonial, los pa
dres de la novia ofrecieron una re-
cepcion a la cua' concurrio I'm nu-
trido grupo de amistades de los
nuevos conyuges.
AL regreso de viaje de luna de
miel, la dichosa parejs fijara su
Residential en- Miami. q
Para ellos, nuestras mas caras
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SRz1S5LN2NASN

LA SOCIEDAD DE LA PEQUENA
FLOR
Manana lunes. a las 8 P. NJ. ten
dra lugar la reunion mensual de la
soeiedad de la Pequena Flor, en-
los comedores de la Escuela de
Santa Teresita Coral Gables, pa
"a la cual han circulado numero-
sas ~invitaciones dentro de las da-
mas Iatinoamericanss de la parro-
quia.
La sonora de George Williams
disertara sobre eI libro "The Deer
Cry" obra acerca de San Patricio
Y sus seguidores, del autor William
G. Schofield. Sc exhibira, ademas,
la cinta cinematografica tomada
por la sonora Lucy de FOsy duran
tie Ia fiesta "Calendario' celebrada
recientemente por esta asociacion.
CumpleaKos
Cumple hoy I'm nuevo ano de
vida la graciosa nina Evelina
MOuIder, hija del senior James HI.
Moulder, alto official del First Ma
tional Bank of Miami, y su gentil
esposa, ROlfe Wells de MOulder..
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata
OCCASION, unimos las n~uestras
rluy sinceras a la vez que formu-
lamos votoS por su ventura perso-
nal.
En- este dia celebrs Ia grata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleahos ell apre-
ciado ioven Rafael Aristides 81.
mOnpietri, motive por Ell cual 10
felicitamos calurosamente y apro
vechamos la OCCASION para desearle
una prolongada y pr6spera exis-
tencia.
Rafael AriStides es hijo del Sc
nor Rafael G. SimOnpietri y sonora
Ana Rosa Perez de Simonpietri,
distinguishes miembros de nuestra
colonia puertor7iquena residente
en- Miami.
4 +
Aunque algo tarde, nos compla
&c enviar nuestras mas calidas fe.
l~icitaciones a la gentil senorita
Maria Higinia Rodriguez, hiia del
senior MOnserrate Rodriguez Y Sc
nora, Leonor de Rodriguez, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colonia
puertorriquena, quien celebr6 en-
dias pasados la grata fecha del ami
verssrio de SUI nacimiento, y apro-
vechamos la OCCASION para desearle
que disfrute de muchos amos mas
de vida, rodeads del carino de III
amantlsimos padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
cumplea6ee


Queremos ser los primerog en-
felicitar de manera muy cordial a
la gentil DANA Guiana, sonora Do.
lOres de PisOnero con motive de
la grata celebration del aniversa.
rio de su nacimiento en- el dia de
hoy.
Hoy llega a Sus trece amos de
edad 81 simpatico nino Oscar Az.
carreta, hijo del senior PIacido Az.
carreta y sonora, Ana Maria de
Azcarreta. miembros estimados de
nuestrs ,olonia hispanoamerica.
ma resldente en- esta ciudad.
Nos 'omplace felicitarlo caluro.
samente y desearle muchos amos
mas de vida, plenos de alegrfas v
bienestsres.
Celebra la grsta OCCASION de SUI
cumpleanos en- csta fecha la gentil
dana e~cuatoriana Alicia AguiIera
de Kehrhan, esposa del senior Jose
Enrique Kehrhahn, motive por ell
cual nos complace enviarle nues-
tras mas csras f~elicitaciones y vo.
tos por SUI ventura personal.
Aver sabado, cumplio sus 2 pri.
meros amos, Ell ninito Jose Angel
Garcia Pagan, hijo de Felicia v
Jose Garcia.
Sus familiares lie ofrecieron una
allegro ~fiestecita a Jose Angel que
comparti6 con sus amiguitos.
iFelicidades!
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
FIESTA DE CtlMPLEANos

Hoy a las cuatro de La tarde, en-
los salones del P. B. A. ubicados en-
la Gale IA Noroeste No. 1900 ofre-
ceran una fiesta infantiI al senior
GilbertO Enriquez y sonora, Her
minia EscOlas de Enriquez, gentil
pareja Guiana que fila SUI residen-
cha en- esta ciu1ad, para festejar
a SUI nino GilberticO quien llega a
sus dos anitos de edad.
A tan allegro evento han sido in
vitados numerosos amiguitos del
agasajado. =
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

Perez, q%uienes celebran hoy Ia
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de Pa
pei, primer aniversario de matri-
monio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

ESPECIALISTA. - Nos com.
place publican la fOtografia de
la gentil DANA Guiana seiiOra
Ofelia Rodriguez, de Ciego de
Avila, Camagiiey, Cuba, quien
recientemente termin6 un cur.
so en- una de las academies de
esta ciudad, especializandose en-
estilOs y disenOS.
La sonora Rodriguez fue hues.
ped durante SUI permanencia en-
Miami de la familia Montoro.
La felicitamos por la feliz cuI.
minaci6n de su mission y lie de.
seamos toda clase de exitos en-
Su carTera.
CumpleoHos
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho de
vida la gentil = culta dana pana-
mena dona EleOnOra Vergara de
Bob, esposa del senior Harold Bob,
motive por ell cual la felicitamos
cordialmente y lie deseamos mu-
chos y n1uy dichosos, amos mas de
e~xistencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

PubIicamOs, la toto del eminente cOnferencsta EvangelcO DR.. Luis
Manuel Gonzalez Peha, que tendra a SUI cargo las predicas que Sc
efectuaran en- La Primera Mission Bautsta Hispana Central, siuada
en- 1890 NE 2nd Ct, eOmenzandO ell proximO Domingo a las s y me-
da de la noche. Ell Rev. Jose M. Fleites, pastor de dicha mission,
invita- a la Colonia Hispana a escuchar la palabra del DR.. Gonzalez
Pena. ,ee- .....
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
AMARAATA

Dinjanse las Consutas a BUz0N SBNTMlENIAL. = u soE %
international Airport. Miami 4, Fla Rogamos 3 los Ieetores .
Iectoras que frmen sus cartas con % pseud6nino . tniciNee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
Postmaster
Retail Buying
Dips ShorpIy

NEW YORK. April rs R.--
Consumers stepped UP their
buying OF autos. appliances and
apparel this week, according 20
q Dun g. Bradstreet. Inc.
survey.
But total volume OF retail
trade was far below the same
week OF 1857 which came Just
before Easter.
Compared 10 the previous
week. Dun a. Bradstreet, Inc,
said. there was an upSurge In
buying OF women's spring and
summer clothes. especially
dresses and sportswear. Con-
sumers we're attracted by post
Easter sales.
Appliance dealers reported
increased purchases OF air
conditioners. washing machines
and TV sets. outdoor furniture
and garden tools were other
fast-selling items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
Stock Prices
Irregular in
Active Dealing

NEW YORK, April Is R.-
Stock market prices moved IT.
regularly In active trading Just
below the newest 1858 high
early this afternoon.
Most gains and losses OF key
stocks were fractional but there
we're a few wider moves.
Chrysler was an exception
showing a loss OF well over Z
points in brisk dealings. The
company reported a SIS million
first quarter loss and cut Ia
dividend 10 rs cents from u
cents after the New York mar
ket close yesterday.
Bethlehem Steel traded about
unchanged In fairly brisk deal
ings. The second biggest Steel
maker declared the regular
dividend late. yesterday while
announcing first quarter earn
ings which did not match the
payout.
Oils were ahead by a narrow
margin. There were gamers
among major steels. chemicals.
rails and selected issues.
The Associated Press average
OF so stocks at noon was of 10
cents to sl66.40 with the in
dustrials and rails each down
10 cents while utilities were I'M
changed.
Corporate bonds we're a
little higher and long range
United States Government
bonds declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, April 25 H, UsDA) -
Hogs 1000; active: and uneven stronE
TO rs higher on butchers: most ad-
vance, on weights around go lbs. and
heavier few lots over 900 lbs and
sows only steady TO strong; No. lots
under 230 lbs. and al grades butchers
under go lbs scarce good shipping
outlet: 90 lg0-325 lbs. 2O50-90 rs;
several lots 20 these weights 2O.S5-
81 90; 81 head lot is 2i6 lbs. sorted
for grade 2i.25: - 230-2s0 lbs
10 5000 80: feW No. - 23O lbs
as hiEh as 20 10: few lots rs 2gO-32O
lbs. lS.5n-i9.25; sows $50 lbs down
10 OO-ls.5O.
Cattle 500; calves 100; not enough
slaughter steers or heifers to test price
ranges, but all represented sales
steady: cows. bulls and veaiers active
and fully steady; nothing done in
stocker and feeder division: load low
choice 1,l6b ID. steers carried from
Wednesdays market 1850: good 70
low choice 25.O0-27 900: utility 10
low good 90 0O-25 90; few standard
to low choice heifers % 90 % 30; util-
ity end commercial cows 2OOO-32 so:
utility 100000 so: Gamers and cut
ters 1S GOAL So good and choice
vealers % O0-3e 90: standard 10 low
good 30 .00-2s.0O: a few culis as low
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FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. April Rs N-Yorelsn
shenanee rates fdreat Britain In dol.
lars, others in eentsb
Canadian dollar in. New York omen
market Be per cent premium M
i io5i3LS United States cents IN.
Europe Great Britain fpound,.
esl'.. OF 4 Of q cent. Great BritSin
3O-day futures. , SOFA. OF T. OF a
cent Great Britain AO-dav futures,
az 27/32. OF 5f32 Of a cent: Great
ttain a0-day futures. 5ai ia2' On
e,00As. unchanged: France tram,
231s OF cent unclaimed: GERMANY
tWestern) tdeutSche mark. % so nm.
changed; Holland iguilder1. a84i
unbalanced; Italy iira). 49, Of A cent
Unclaimed. Portugai tescudo). $50,
UNCHANGED. Sweden CkronaD, i034'
unchanged Switzerland (franel tfree1
:3 ~. UNCHANGED; Denmark kronel,
~ SO UNCHANGED
latin Notwithstanding Cfree).
-. up OF OF a cent. Brazil Ifree) +,
81 Of . cent OF OF Mexico, Sol
UNCHANGED Venezuela tbolivGrl, 30 o.,
UNCHANGED
Par Ea;,-HonE Kong dollar. 1875.
unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
N. y. COTTON

NEW YORK. April rs R,,-Prices
improved during the late morning
Short covering by professional traders
increased slightly in new crop de-
liVeries. A little buying developed
because OF undesirable rain in the
central belt. which will delay field
preparations. Trade buying boil
stored nearby months.
Noon prices were 10 to 80 cents Q
bale higher than the previous close.
May, 1878: July, 30.il, and octo-
Der, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April % R1.-Fairly
BoSrd Of Trade DEALINGS s'' today "a eS snS
some prices broke cent q bushel
or more within a few minutes.
Dealers said commission houses APP
peared to be the heavy sellers and In
corn at least one professor had large
offerings. which traders could have
been hedging.
The dealings were brisk for awhile
after q slow start.
Trade was at q slow pace again
near the end OF the first hour with
wheat "a to 1he cent a bushel lower,
$954n corn z TO ~ lower. May
May. e3h; rye. UNCHANGED to u lower,
May 81 .2s24; Soybeans. "a to / cent
lower, May, S226aa; lard, unchanged
TO \ cents Q hundred pounds higher,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
Black and Decker
Net Drops A.2%

BALTIMORE. April rs R.-
Black g. Decker Manufacturing
Co. yesterday reported net in
come dropped 44.2 per cent for
the first half Of the company's
1858 fiscal year.
The electric power tool firm
said It's net was $l.5S0,392 for
the six months ending March
81. compared with $2.834,76l
for the same period last year.
Net sales dropped of 20.6 per
cent in the same period, from
l957s first half $27.577.264 to
s2l. Dos ,82l in 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. April rs R.-(UsDA,
Wholesale egg prices were unsettled
to weak today Receipts $1,000
Wholesale selling prices based on ex.
change and other volume sales New
YORK spot quotations follow. Include,
Midwestern: Mixed colors: Extras t4R.
80 lbsl 3HA-iO: extras large I45-lS
lbsD 3S-3SIa; extras medium "a 40,
standards large $500: checks 1917
White: Extras (4S-50 lbs.I 3a-4i; ex.
tras large t45-4S lbs. 3Sl-3p: extras
medium "a ia-38. Browns: Extras C4S.
30 lbsl 42-43 Includes nearby: Whites.
Top quality t4S-5Q lbs 3S-40: me.
diums - 49, smalls 81 ba-33. Browns:
Top quality l4S-5O lbs $3.50: me-
diums 1888: smalls 38-36Is.
Butter weak. Receipts 3S3, 900 lbs
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
tfreshl. Creamery. ~ scores tAAl
5Sa4-5n; ~ score "a bSla-6S%. 90
score OBJ 5Sh -5Sh.
Cheese steady. Receipts none. Prices
unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25

Hourly Sales or the exehsnoe
II 'OO am 600 600 Noon / $50 ooo
90 pm l 700 900 400 pm 600 ooo
Unit Of trading 10 shares q, ssIss
10 full Rates Of dividends in the lore.
going table are annual Disbursements
based on the last quarterly or Semi.
annual declaration Unless otherSviss
noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. Also extra or extras
3 annual rate plus stock dividend
q Declared or paid in 1857 plus stock
This veaI, PAYABLE In stock durinR
1857. estimated cash value on az.
dividend or redistribution date Paid
Last Isst wear s,ii, Declared OF paid after
Of paid this year an accumulativs
issue With dividends IN arrears PaiS
this year. dividend omitted, deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meet.
lne DECLARED o. paid In 1857 plus
during 1858 estimated cash value on
ex,dividend Or ex-distributiOn date,
dividend KIDS Ex distribution xr 81
rights. xw Without warrants. WV wife
warrants. wd When distributed wi When
issued. nd Next day dcvilery q In bank.
ruptcy or receiyership OF being reor
gaelzed under the Bankruptcy Act, Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Heavy construction contract

ne1Vy CONSTRUCTION cOntracl
awards reported for the weeh
ended Monday rose to $685..
$4,000 from s304. 1890 the
previous week and compared
with $439.627. 900 for the like
1857 week. The current weeks
total is made up of Sll3.5l2, 00C
in private and S2l2,22l, 900 In
public construction.
Loans TO brokers and dealers
on other than U. s. Govern
ment securities held by men,
Der banks in New York City
totaled s960,0O0, 900 Wednes-
day. a decrease of $4,000, 00O
from a week before and a de-
crease OF $ll0.000,0 900 from q
year before.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Rail Freight LOadings for the
week ended April 10 totaled
534,475 cars. This was l3.440
cars or 26 per cent above the
preceding week, but l52.475
cars or 22.2 per cent below the
corresponding week last year,
and 228,692 cars or 80 per cent
under the same week two years
ago.-Assn. Of American Rail-
roads.
Americans bought a record
$l5.950. 900. 900 worth Of life
insurance in the first quarter,
6 per cent more than last year.
March purchases set a new
high OF $5,688, 900. up / per
cent over March. 1957.-Agency
Management Assn.
Standard Oil Of California
reports net income for first
quarter Of $57.4l0,8i7 or 81
cents a share as compared with
$69.472.833 or $1.l0 a share for
the same period last year.
Crown ZeIlerbach's president
told stockholders yesterday the
corporation suffered a % per
cent slump in earnings for the
first quarter compared with last
year.
The New York Central Rail-
road reported net loss Of ST.
SOL .693 during the first quarter
Of 1858 on gross revenues of
$l54. 093. 565. In the similar
1857 quarter. the railroad re-
ported net income Of $5.G84, 903,
equal to 88 cents a share, on a
gross Of $l90,55l,383.
The Pennsylvania Railroad,
plagued by snowstorms in Feb
ruary and March that added
in expenses and cut
revenues by millions more, re-
ported a deficit of $l4.899. 800
for the first three months COM
pared to a profit of $5,373, 084 in
The similar 1857 period.
American Motors reports its
Second-quarter net profits were
down more than half from the
first quarter. AMC, whose
fiscal year begins october /,
said second-quarter profits
totaled $3.50, 1886 or 42.4 cents
D share, compared with first
quarter profits Of $4,94S,73 or
1915 cents a share.
Shell Oil reports net for the
flrst quarter of 1858 was down
36 per cent from a year ago.
Consolidated earnings for the
period amounted to $3.50 900
Dr. 81 cents a share, compared
with sal 100000 or $l.37 a
share in like 1857 quarter.
United Air Lines reported its
income for the first three
of 1858 was the COM
largest for any first |
quarter but that 1t still had a
let loss OF 1884, 583, equal to IL
'ents a common share.
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. April IS gn,-sDct non:
s3s."ss Cents 4 pound. Connect
Valley. Lead ls cents . pound. New
York, Zine 10 cents . pound. East
Sd. Louis, Tin 93iS gents pound.
New York Roreign silver esas cent?
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Fully Registered Bonds

and on said date there will become and Be
due and payable upon each Refundins Mort.
gage Bond. Sed Series due 1881 so to be re-
deemed, at the principal Office Of The Chase
Manhattan Bank, In the Borough Of Man.
haitian, The City Of New York (the agency
OF the Company in the Borough Of Manhat.
tan. The City Of New York;. or at the
principal ONCE Of The Riggs National Bank
Of Washington, ID. e., In the District Of
Columbia, (the principal Office Of the Trus-
tee). the full principal amount thereof in
the case Of Coupon Bonds, and the speoi-
fed amount Of the principal thereof in the
case Of Fully Registered Bonds, without
coupons. together with interest accrued to
May Is. 1883; from and after May IS,
1858. interest on said Coupon Bonds 50
called for redemption and interest on the
specified amount Of the principal OF said
Fully Registered Bonds so called for redemp-
tion will cease TO accrue.
Coupon Bonds must be accompanied by
all coupons appertaining thereto maturing
after May IS, 1858. Coupons maturing
May IS. 1858 may be detached and pre-
sented for payment in the usual manner.
Washington Gas Light Company
By: EVERETT J. BooTHBY. P,sIdssi
Dated: April II, 1858.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, April 90 uo...The New
these Ts odd odd lot transactions By principal
dealers lfor April "a. Purchases OF
24S, | Oh Shares; sales Of 2l6.1S9 shares
Including 3.04S shares sold short.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Ts the Hsldsrs sf
Washington Gas Light
Company
Rsfunaing Mortgage Bonds.
SIS Series due 1883

SIS Series due 1883
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pur-
susnt 10 the provisions Of the Mortgages
and Deed Of Trust dated January I, 1888,
IS amended and supplemented, between
Washington Gas Light Company and The
Chase National Bank Of the City Of New
York, as Trustee under which The Rieu
National Bank Of Washington, d. C., Is Sue
oessor TruSteel. and the provisions Of the
Supplemental Indenture thereto dated May
Is, 1857, between Washington Gas Light
Company and The Riggs National Bank OF
Washington. D. C., Trustee. Washington
Gas Light Company will redeem the follow
ing Refunding Mortgage Bonds. SIS Senss
due 1857. on May IS, 1858:
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s cCssTBf4loN g g T THE
Occidental Life Insurance
Company Of North Carolina

OF Raieigh. North Carolina, on the SIS
day Of December, 1857.