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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-22
FAILURES, SUSPENSIONS, ETC.


PlrTsBuEG, August l6.-The Mesh
annock Iron Works, of Sharon, Pa.
firm name Bradley, Refs & Co., failed
to-day. The liabilities amount tc
nearly 100000. The failure is
largely The result of the failure Of
Kimberly, Carnes & Co., Of the same
place, and Reese, Croft g. Woods, Of
this city.
CINCINNATI, August 1G. - The
Bank of MilIersburg Ohio closed its
doors yesterday. It's deposits amount.
ed to about $50, 900.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-22
STOP AND THINK.

he OIAklJN Is d 1SuCiul I"lSi'
AS between the democratic and re-
publican parties it takes sides with
neither. But it means nevertheless
to be an independent paper. 1t does
not intend TO sink into wishy-washy
sheet having no opinion at all. 1t
means to have its full say about some
of the new doctrines and wild schemes
which are threatening to turn the
country topsy -turvey. An era OF ag-
itation has suddenly sprung up. Bold
and richless agitation, which has in 1t
all the elements of hate, strife, dlsor-
dor and turbulence. 1t may seem to-
day like the cloud no bigger than a
mans hand, but unless we are greatly
mistaken a few months or year
more may find it Of such ugly and
and angry and fearful proportions as
to break in destructive tornado. a
tornado that may overthrow all time
lonored institutions and good govern
ment, making liberty only Wild II
cense. Reckless agitation Is the out
growth of ignorance. 1t must be cor
rected by popular intelligence The
teachings Of religion and common
school education must show Their
power and influence. They must slit
the right from the wrong the true
from the ia Sc. They must keep the
popular mind clear, firm and steady.
They must maintain national moral
ity and national integrity, as they
maintain individual honor. If they
fail the country may be convulsed
with anarchy.
The money question, in its various
relations to currency, coin, bonds,
banking interests, property, capltal
and labor, is now the uppermost
question of the country. The inter.
csts Of all classes, rich and poor, are
bound up in it. A national currency
on a sound basis is as essential to thu
working man as to the millionaire
This money question is now the sub
ject of fierce agitation. The cry is fol
a change. New schemes, new theor
les, new views of money, are heard OF
every hand. In the midst Of this an
cry agitation, these conflicting views
this cry for change, it is high time fol
business men and working men t(
pause and think, lest they may b,
carried away. In connection with the
currency agitation comes the lou'
brawl Of the Reform agitator. LINES
are hard. He bellows Justify for re
form. His views are thick as mud
tie don enllghten any one but ne
hercely denounces every body. Close
after him follows the Communist and
the Socialist. They want a paternaI
government which shall exercise a
fathcrly care and fill the country Will
prodigal sons They talk about the
government taking the banks, the
railroads, the telegraphs, the factor
les, and may be the farms, into its
keeping and dividing the profits o
the management. The wickedest az
itation Of all is that OF stirring up ha
tired and strife between the working
man and his employer. They ougb
to be friends but the gitator strives
to make them deadly enemies. The
land is ringing with agitation of this
kind. 1t is for intelligent and patri
otto men in both the old parties te
earnestly consider whether society
and government are not in danger Of
being fatally reyolutlonized.
nu IiNE
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK..

A. NJ. Knight, Mayor of Orange,
New York, blew his brains out,
Wednesday.
A fire at St. John, n. B., Thursday
morning did $4,000 worth of dam
age.
The town of Eureka, Nevada, was
greatly damaged by freshct OH
Thursday night.
The Methodist church at Morris,
Ill.,, was struck by lightning Wednes-
day morning. The loss is covered by
insurance.
Miss JclIrevs Lewis, the actress
was married at San Francisco
Wednesday night to A. Maitland, a
stock operator.
William G. English, the phtician
who was shot BY Henry A. CauIlield
in Sacramento Thursday, died Friday.
Carefully prepared statistics Of the
state bureau of labor show that there
are 2S,SO3 working people unem-
ployed in Massachusetts.
The l0lst anniversary Of the battle
of Bennington was celebrated Friday
at Bennington, VT, with salute, an
grafton, &c.
Five prisoners escaped from Jail at
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Friday, by melt,
ing the solder that fastened the iron
bars in a window.
A San Francisco dispatch says VII,
liam &. English was fatally shot IN
the back with shotgun by Henry
Caulield, Thursday.
The soldiers reunion at Mount Yer
non, ILL.,, on Thursday was largely at
tended. Generals Sherman, McCook
and Shields were present.
A fire at Madrid, st. Lawrence
county, New York, Thursday night,
destroyed So, 900 worth of property.
The Methodist church was burned.
The number of Illicit distillers COM
ing in in South Carolina and pleading
guilty is largely diminished and only
about SO more are expected.
The Pittsburgh wagon works were
burned last Friday night loss 500
900. A man named John Ilerbin
was severely, and, it is feared, fatally
injured by a falling wall.
John Ten Eyck, colo, ed, and VIM.
Wilson Were hanged for murder Fri
day-the former at PittsGeld, Mass,
and tie latter at San Barnardiao, Cal
d. 3. Hill, Of Buxton, Me, a sub
contractor, has absconded from st.
John, N. B. lie secured advances on
his work and left number OF debts
unpaid.
Troy Dye, public administrator of
Sacramento county, CAL, has made
full confession concerning the recent
murder Of S. NJ. TuIlis, on Grand Is
land.
Patrick Lynch, aged II, was killed
at Ashland, Pa, Wednesday while at.
tempting to board a moving engine
His head was completely severed from
his body.
Patrick Shane, fireman, and Mont
Henry were killed and J. Patterson
were severely scalded in a railroad ac-
cident on the Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad on Wednesday night.
Z. B. Clark, resident Of Lagrange
ILL.,, was murdered Wednesday night
by horse thief tramp, who shot him
as he was going into his stable. The
murderer escaped.
A fire broke out at Winona, Miss.
Wednesday night in the store of Bail
ey & Wadsworth, destroying their
building and goods and also the drug
store of c. G. Holman & Co. Other
buildings were damaged.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-22

There is an unmistakeable feeling
of autumn in the atmosphere, in the
sunshine and in the moonlight. The
cool pleasant nights, when sleep is
sound ard refreshing, are upon us
again the dews fall heavily, and now
is the time when it beehooves those
who have desire to avoid slow fe-
vers and chiils to abstain from expos
ure to the night air.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-22
DEN MS K.

The latest report from Boston
shows Dennis Kearney to be about
played ont. His speeches are the
same old hash of scurrility, profanity
and abuse every where. He is get
ting stale. He is not the kind OF
man the intelligent wolkingmen of
Massachusetts, are inclined to fellow.
They are not California hoodlums.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-22
Office TO TAX PAYERS
OF FREDERICK co.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
books for the year 1873 are now ready hho
the Collector will he prepared to receive
the Stat" and County Taxes al his office ii,
Frederick City from "Wednesday, July =
1873.
PETER w. SHAFER,
Collector of State and county Taxes.
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NEW STORE !

7 Iaving opened a Store where intend
| | to keep consta lily ON hand
CHR g - So SA1e3 -
of all kinds,
HAMS, BACON, SHOULDERS,
AND SIDES.
Also different kinds of Feed, such rs
C3ru, Outs, Iran, MIL .T'.f, Flor,
Coru Ncol, Screenings, Crockcd
CORN, dc.
All of which will be sold at the lowest
market price. \ share OF public patron
ngc is respectfully solicited.
ABEL MITCHELL,
West Main slIcct, Mcchanicstown.
iuly3 Gm'|
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-22

c. f. & &. f. Cutters grain ,lrva.
tor an1 steam mill, South Framing.
ham, Mass, We're burned Thursday
with all The sheds, outbnilding> and Il
large stock OF grain and one freight
car. The loss is at least about $780,,
600 insurance about $4,000.
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I G.iMBLrh,s DE>P4TR.
=" will certainly Return u then. or " III he
D-ad"-Ui- " ord CARRIED Out.


tn" mystery regarding the suicide ~ Nat
'. simpson. tho title Investigator. found sitting
dead in his ono" with bullet in hi- heart on
sunday WAS partly cleared up yesterday.
Simpson WIS a gunhler or, vious 10 his suicide.
ms infatuWion hring for tho game OF faro. H.
was IN the habit OF borrowing money from his
h" r"cOgn 1.'d trr fatal folly ~ the passion that
controlled him. hui seemed unable 10 overcome
~. Mtdinnnd 10y repeated losses he declared
10 iri'ad that u was useless 10 resist has fate
any longer. ana that h. WIS resolved 10 throw
himself n the river. This resolve he Attempted
tn carry out. and WAS auout Ia leap into the
vat"r, when his iriend seiz"i him, and strug-
a. frn~ued. the friend finally succeeding IN drug
Eing simpson away from danger.
On last saturday afternoon simpson visited
thr one" Of ID" friend alluded 10. and. with
t'vrrish earnustn"ss. sand that he wanted e..
borrow ihl. - L. returned on SUNDAY morning
want It only unill morning he exclaimed
y'hem,ntly; will certainly return il then, or
shall he dead
Taxing the ninety dollars with him he then
Lett the place.
1t is hclicved that the money was all lost at
faro before morning. and that Simpson then
went To- his room deliberately 10 carry ont his
wort OF the night before. He was dead when
ne time named tor the payment rame. In no
other r"~p"t than in his propensity for gam
bllng could h" Toe called a vicious man and in
no other direction would he allow his Impulses
To- overcome his Judgment. He was not "A habit
naly drlnking man: he had an attractive fam
NV 10 whom b" was one of TIA" best IT husbands
ana faihcr when with them, tut he could not
keep away from faro He was on this subject
insane.
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The Woman who knew.

saturday forenoon n little old woman who
had come o. town in "A one-horsr wagon entered
q store On Woodward avenue. where gents fur
nishing goods nrr sold. and asked If they kept
such thing as "a mans night shirt.
Certainly W. do. was the reply a. the clerk
rcnrhed for a box.
We'll. my Old man was travelling down N.
Rhode Island last tall. and he heard about en-
and saw one She continued. " and he's been
have come to a pretty pass when men have got
e. have one shirt for day and the other for light
hn' Thomas Is rather childish. and thought
III get him ONE
Most all men wear en- now" said the clerk
rs he opened the box. What price do you
want io pay =
We'll, dunno" she mused ns she picked
~ one after another and leg thcm trnp.
dldnt say wanted on" for myself. did -
Why. no. Of course not These are g"ntlo-
mons night shirts, madan--three different
styles
She picked w the plan"si one. shook it out
held II at arm : length and coldly said.
Young man. do You pretend To call this gar
menl nisht -h!tt Tor u man -
es, ma am.
You do, ell You stick 10 it that this fliling
ana iurn'iowhg and tuckine and rufiing be-
longs on man night shirt
dc,
" Then you'd better GO to driving = sand
wagon young mani She snapped. as She throw
the garment down I've worn night gowns
Tor nlty-one years. and il the day has conn
when young moonshner like you puts on air.
T. tell me that don't know what night gown
IT, my old man can sleep in a harness for all the
hIghi shlrt 4. IL ever gct mrto buy Good day,
young man..
And she went out with a denan, CLEAN in her
eyes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
A TAM COLrMy or FIRE
How the Gas from n Well T. U,iiiyed for
Power nnd Heating.

HARMAr. Onto. Jan. s.--About three miles
south OF McConnelsville. the county seat of Nor
gan county. Mr.. T. W. Williamson, while boring
Tor oil tapped the most extensive reservoir Of
inilnmmahlo gas have eyer seen.
Mr.. Williamson. in the interest of himself and
Q partner living in Ncnango county. Pa. began
boring this well in n spot distant from any tori
tory previously bored for oil. About the middle
o. August last. ut depth of 300 feet. they struck
inc gas vein. and such was the upward pressure
us 10 ovcrturn some " the framework and mp
lhratus NJ the top 81 tho we'll and cffectuullv
put an end 10 the prosecution of the work. Only
traces OF oil. mingled with salt water have been
urNrlopod. AZ this date the force of the gas is
~ great ns nj first.
Subsequent to the abandonment ~ tho work
Two other wells were bored 10 "A depth Of $50 or
zuo loci and n weak vein Of oil WAS struck in
on" oi them. stationary engine. driven by a
portion OF the gas IRON the dry well. now pumps
the second and third wells. visited the prem
ises the other day. Mr.. W. has fitted TO the ton
OF the tubing in the well three gas pipes-tyo
smaller and one large pipe. The large pipe
permits the escape OF about four-flfths II the
gns. which Tor months pasi has been constantly
twenty to thirty feet in height. One Of the
smaller pipes conveys gas 30 the stationary on
ginc. and til" other, a throe-quartcr inch pine
conveys gas to the dwelling Of MIR. W. Within
tending TO n fireplace in the sitting room, the
other To- the cooking stove in the kitchen. The
'Ntremitirs OF these branch pipes are bent and
adjusted lengthwisc across the entire front Of
the fireplace aud the cook stove. Five or six
apertures in the side Of the pipe next to the 1un
complcte the apparatus for heating. The jets Of
gas from these apvrturrs being fred and
spreading unite and make solid brilliant
sheet of nnmc almost ~ hot as that produped
bv the oNyhytlrogcn blow nine The pns IL re-
white. and In the house not trace of the ordi-
nary OdOr OF gus can bc perceived.
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Transactions yesterday nj the Exchange con-
urised foreclosure sai,, hy
X y Iiarnett-onc ihrcc.,'or, ana basement brown
st"n" house with lot i4HNa~n la East Foreil street
north side hl feet cast Of Fourth avenac Sll u.s Oue
tour story and basement brown stone house with lot
- iN~ - AZ East Iiriv seventh street north side
80 + ieet east ot l"N.u-tAn avenue. SlN.l',i
John r knVi-Onr iour. story and basement brown
si'uD houS with nt l6 ~Nlulb. La East flitN siAtn
si.'t south -.c ~ iicrt west uf Third So "
II Coatcs-one plot OF land, lypNlsu ON tlio north
slt u sherman cnut. lifi fnrt OF Emerson
S19' u rHintf ore PILOT 2plN'N ou tho south .ida
o .lit street lpilcct east ot Tenth avenue 80 ~
pliIutn
TIL remainder nl announced sales were aiiouru.d
lie total value u Nf o. estate Sold NJ flU I-o
Ter c past week a Nfni o. ssr- 'rls aennr siHi..
49," me r-urD> 'ur the Woek previous
4uul't co. legal salrs are announced or Monday a.
fNtiIault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-20
Does the Artist or the sitter Owl the Studies
for ~ Portrait.

curious lawsuit involving n question OF
artistic rights has Just been concluded in a
lr"nrh court. As the same qIeStiOn,wr should
suppose. often occurs. it, legal solution il likely
To DC matter OF some interest. Twenty 1--WE
years ago lngres received u commission from
the husband Of "A very beautiful lady for n nor
irdit 81 his wife. The art 81 was delighted with
his subject. and his finished portrait OF Mime
Mplt"sslrr Is generally considered one Of his
best works. But before attaining this amount
oi perfection lngrcs painted his beautiful sitter
twir"; besides max ing a number Of different
and paid for hy the husband. hut the sketches
naturally remained i'll ia" artist portfolio and
passed with his other drawings to his widow.
Lately however. one Of these portrait kut hes
offered To- NJ MOitessicr before being put up 10
public sale for n sum Of $3.50 francs But VI
Moitce-irr not only declined to purchase, but
denied thr right Of the painters heirs to 4 pose
Of the sketch. asserting that il ought either TO
be- given NJ to him or destroyed. a painter hay-
lng no right. unless especially authorized To
us" the features Of his sittcrs for commercial
purposes.
The civil tribunal to which this embarrassing
artistic question was finally referred did not
however. adyudgc either Of these alternatives
necessary; hut. on the other hand ii has
given n verdict in favor Of NJ Moitessirr
by deciding that sketches. studies and draw
ings made 10y an artist preliminary to his
painting portrait, constitute peculiar sort of
aristc property that cannot be exhibited or
sold without the authority of those Interested
ana thht therefore in the present caSe the sketch
IN question may remain the property Of the
representatives oi ingr"s, but ciin in no case be
publicly exhibited or sold 10y them.
The question at the present day, when photo
graphers ~ we'll as painters are employed in
portrait -tnking. assumes n considt rahle i'm
portanc". Tor tn" latter artists NJ all events We
imagine. are sometimes apt To exhibit their
successful likeness of II beautiful sitter without
any distinct authorization.
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In state bonds the only recorded sales were In Vii.
sour e., funded ui ss at ln~ Railroad securities re-.
hgfri iair trade. WIN the principal trun,ac
inlows NJ central lst-. new. iIasg1 Nil and 81
raul lists la ,rus.c b. is!uu 100 Io Nil AMI II Paul
,uns"l t.. ~ .en2 Erie ith. i'ai, buffalo ami
tri' l~is, 1913. lun's H. and 1t Joseph CON - .
{, lar fnll. and MINI i-t.. sais bet VI amt til isis
VS. ~ Lake shore 2ds cor~o rec ~ N0rri. and
E--"N y, -. ~, Central IS sub. i,ri. OhiuAnd Miss
.,nsnl ~ Cent farlhc gold honds lu3i s,iua a. mon
lul Ali'nand H. imroni'. -. Atom AMI = H. III.
f'i es's Toledo ana NHit. rs. tN iuaturcd tuuuans
-, Great West Its l-~- xcouron iui Canada
S.thrrn lists coupon. g. Louisville nnl Nash CON- 'as
lt2.s enc aru. X ! and facinc q. 1917 iu7 y lists
9"n-oi q" WI amt 1t isul - lists. lir NJ ana ~ =
l. ana dNi~l'n. 500. ihiHago and Nu4tlwc-t Cuusol
conien god bonds. ~ H- o. Enc 2i. ln5l.. Albany
ana rhsgn' hanna III -. Mich Gent T. lU7 Cent al
fnrne lsis. Cal and oregon branch sIi
The opening. hgnc>t lowest, Anl T. NJ closing pnccs
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The >pr"gue Property said not 10 he Equal
10 the Debts.

PROVIDENCE, Jan, II The creditors of the
A \ W Spraguo Manuia' turing Company await
with 'onsld,rai,r anxiety the forthcoming re-
port ol Mr.. IachnriUh thnflee. the trustee. \
large number of the creditors have for some
time past manifested un"nsinrss concerning tho
management oi tn" rstut" believing that Affairs
We're not conducted ia the hest interests Of the
creditors, and they have oyiurch a strong DO
SIR" Ia obtain control of the property. or at least
secure 'hnngo oi management. They declare
ln0i more than year has ELAPSED since the cN-
nlrhton of the time during which thoS had
agreed Ia wait Tor their pay. and all this time
tho vast property Of the luHolVont corporate
has been in IN" hands of "A trustee of lis own
chuir" The creditors a.si claim that duriu.,
ull TINS iimf they have meyer been consulted m
regard 10 the general management OF the con-
cen u, nut lhai tuolr views and Wishes haze Ice, n
Ignored. a. II no relationship existed between
creditor and debtor. II Is asserted that what
ever may have been the value of the property of
thc lnsolNcnt company AZ the time II thDir fail
urr IN 1873 mat OWING Ia The shrnkage of
values III the past few Years the property would
MT NOW n"sulll lent lu uuy hr drhi- OF ihr cpu-
Germ. ana inui II Is therefore clearly in the in
rests ~ tn" members ul the .rOruulatlpu To
continue the existing state of affairs.
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Wonderful Walking.

Al i.lO O'clock ON SATURDAY nigh; Holmes
""ri"n gg' "mished the wonderful tear of wa,iiW one
hunifrd hours with onN thirty minutes test ln every
twenty hours The last hour Doc io several times aud II
WAS una %, >unnnnne all n~ nerve that be- ws able a.
accomplish the tHsk When sam. WAS albeit llt wa. com
yirirlN wu-trat,d ia. feet were TERRIBLY swollen his
or.
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Total for The week.. Gi-.Hr
Tho total number Of shares dealt in today
was 1872. OF which Lake Shore represented
29.d20: st. Paul. COO; do preferred. 2.sno:
NV York Central. 1880; Western Union. sion: :
l!olawarc. I.ackawauna and Western. 1870 !;
Erie 3,7l5 Northwestern, 5000: do. prrferrod
1850: Kansas pacin' 1000: Hannibal and II.
Ccyr!and and Plttsbnreh. ' go. iim"is en- en-
Tal 79 "a Mbsh i1 Gc9ira 4$3; Alorr; and
clio Telegraph Company. 600: G.. c.. G. aud l.,
$50; Delaware and Hudson Canal. 2l5 Chicago
Central, 100. St. H. X. g. and n. preferred.
i90 ADAMS EXprcss 10; American Express,
prssed in consequence OF cable advlces of q
Probability Of an armisiicc between Russia and
Turkey on Monday. added to the fact that the
MATHEWS Silver. bill would not probably he
reached before Wednesday next In the Senate.
n nms sh.55nent from Liverpool to-day to- this
weakness. The price declined from 1OIa 10
lOl y. and closed at lO1 s..
The following were the principal quotations,
ioio i ioi i isio : 1915 iSi ss 5S ilooiii
In Loans the rate. paid Tor having balances carried
The total elesrns a! The gold department Of the stock
aud currency iasngcs ~ ss th
,c wees having h,cn iair aud ainounung s -2 ~,
fs. on tne pubic as and Tor the week sl4io"n hnv
i6c week assrcsncd siS,l feccisns Sarn n' i,s
'e rne ,.Ii1I ~ non or custom, 81 i.v
wa Gold REGENTS s4'ai. 81 70 vold pavmcnu Sail
-" ~ gold balance. sul.g72 .s15 ~ note recent.
e. ~! i-l mote payments s2-nG52 30. balance
fJt NH4.ur u. Customs Slt..ub
me Internal revenue receipts NJ Washington today
WIRE S21otsr AMI the customs receipts sIpptun The
Treasury also received STVOuD in national hank notes
Tor redemption which makes total u A. 2Iu tor the
week The frasury now holds $40 $50 bonds IL
secure The national hank circulation als s13dOtnD tor
the public deposits The outstanding bank circulation
amounts 10 s3O,j6UuD currency notes and l,l3iNpI
gold notes
crease ui g. Un today
rs Export specie Tor tho week footed up s2oa 7sa 49,
chiefly silver The imports o drN goods gold valuation
including general rchaudi.e the week ending to
nnN amounted to - iijl and since Jan L. $40 l32UgI
me exports Of domestic produce. currency valuation
rom ms port for the week ending last Tuesday anuut
ca 70 t'rN ICY, and since Jan. I. sii.5457lI.
fofrign exchange ruled dun. but Arm at 81 - and
S'-l'e Tor time and demand drafts respectively
w the money market call loans freely offered
lri-' 81 approved stock collateral AT Da4 cent and
siN months date.
Tile weekly cNhint NJ the Associated Rank was arair
favorable, ant reelected NpectedN large increase
more than last week against increase e. Hpff
III TIE "n of deposits Dcducting a. cent " the lat
Wr according IL tho LEGAL requirements the net
SHOWS gain Of S3"3 u2' a. compared with one wecs
ago ana the bank consequently now hold Si4i7T25in
excess Of Tie - y cent required by law The loans
contracted S2s1b up, and the circulation was reduced
Fl'~b Government bonds were uninVorabN influenced
" "a, az clnr IA gold. and prices were 80. lower than
Friday test figures
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GALNt~,oN TrN.. Jam, 10 rhr Steamer AUS
f f''r'i lnf I.N"rl .H TO-DAY Win 0~tti bald, ui
''lo' h' H.t''i '"is" cl tl't tom ui.- lo.D