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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-11
MODERN BRITISH REGIC1DEs.

During Louis Philippe's reign and
the four following years, attempts were
made upon the lite of Queen Victoria
by Oxford, in 1910, and by a workman
named Francis in 1912; upon the King
of Prussia, Frederic William ", in
1874, and again in 1850; upon the pres
ent Emperor of Germany, then military
commander of CoblenZ, in 1S49; and
upon Isabella, Queen of SPAN, in 1852.
None of these attempts succeeded. Ok
ford, who Shot at Queen Victoria while
she was passing on Constitution hill,
was clearly a lunatic, and was confined
to Bedlam as such. He remained there
about twenty-five years, and while in
confinement showed himself invariably
rational, working Industriouslv as a car
penter, and expressing his deep remOrse
whenever he questioned about what he
termed his wicked piece of foolery."
Oxford is alive still. but he is residing
out of England.
Not so Francis, the carpenter, who
assaulted the queen in 1912, and made a
large vale on her face This man died
shortly after he had been dged in ST.
Luke's Bethlehem He was unquestion-
ably mad. Nevertheless, after this Of
Tense, parliament passed a bill enacting
that f1ogging should be inflicted in the
future upon any one seeking to infiict
bodily ila4an upon the queen, or to
threaten her. 1t was by virtue of this.
act that a Young fool, O'Connor, who
leveled' s'biseeE at the queen m 1869,
was sentenced to be imprisoned Tor a
year, and TO receive twenty strokes with
a birch. The queen kindly RENTED
the whole punishment, and caused the
boy to be supplied with funds that he
MIGHT emf crate To Australia Ru+ With
in less than year after he Trad been
shipped off to Southampton, O'Connor
returned to England, and was found
prowling within the precincts of Buck
ingham Palace at night, evidently with
evil intent. This time he was certified
to be out of his mind, and was sent to-
an asylum, where remained under treat
ment four years. He is believed now
10 be; ia NtsF Zealand Cornhin.
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AN -IDIOTIC AMUSEMENT OF IDLE
= NESS


There is an extraordinary from of ca.
ligraphic mania, of whom the chief
symptom is desire to compress into
the smallest possible space the greatest
number of words. At an exhibition
opened at Dusseldorf few years ago,
a gentleman showed a postal card upon
which is written by hand the whole OF
the first three books of the Odyssey -
while the remaining space, such as it is,
is filled with the transcript of long de
bate which recently took place in the
German parliament, the whole contain.
ing $1,000 words. Feats of the same
kind have often, however. been achieved
before, and none, perhaps, is more re.
markabls than the rare piece of work
brought to pass by Peter Bales, an En-.
glishman, in the reign of Elizabeth,
namely, the whole Bible written in a
volume containing as many leaves as a
full-siZed edition, but fitting into wal.
nut" Pictures, of which all the lines
and shading are made up of minute
handwrittings, are not uncommon in the
museums ofthe curious, and in st. Johns
College, Oxford, is preserved a portrait
of Charles l., in which the engraVer's
lines, as they seem to be, are really
microscopic caligraphy, the face alone
containing all the Books of Psalms,
with the Creeds and some forms OF
prayer beside. How old this species OF
curious idleness'' may be it is hard to
say. but at any rate we know that the
ancients were as subject to the mania as
the moderns, for PlihY records that
Cicero possessed a Homer, the "Hiad''
only, that shut up into hazel nut; and
other writers of antiquity record such
wonderful but prepOsterOus exploits as
the inscribing with the naked eye a
heXemeter line of Greek upon the sur
face of single grain of millet.
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CALL AND SEE SAMPLESE
$4,000 Acres!

Having personally inspected each quarter
section Of our 1000 acre tract on the east line
Of Lyon county, between the A .aP. n 8 r
and the NJ. Il, & I. railroaita. and made full
pfats AMI descriptions of the same. We are
now ready to aTsW eF all inquiries iiH gard
TO this immense tract of uDimEl oyed, land,
soon TO become dotted with thriving prairie
homes. This tract Is ma,stl q good high roll
ing prairie, with stock Natcr on number Of
sections, coal on some. aHitl u mostly goGi,
tillable, productive soil, with cheap incl.
plenty OF building stone, near TO ma rkets and
railroad stations, with ample range for stock,
and within few hours railroad ride of Kan
sas City. IL is offered at both eas and tiEae
prices. from - to 81 per acre, and is ;uimira-.
bly, situated for colony purposes, or for old
friends coming west to choose localities near
each other. Plenty OF good coal at to 10
cents per bHshel solves the fuelqaestiOn en-
this tract. .. ..
lTRis Is a portion Of the old Sac and Fox
lndian reservation, and is . part of the lands
now belonging to the Reading Iron Works
of Pennsylvania, and formerly known as tltss
fMcManus Iands-On which land some of the
best ami most highly improved stock and
grain farms IN this eoiInty aresnOW IocatAd.
THE NEWS COMPANY,
; d&wss s-szs St-4i EmpOFias kansas.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL con-
VENTION,

A delegate convention of the Republicans
III the third Congressional district OF the
- ATE Of Kansas. will assemble IN the opera
house IN Newton. Kansas, June I'D, 1850. at
10 O'Clock -. IN. Of said day. Tor tne purpose oi
uIAcina in nomination a candidate for con
grs.s.s from said district. 10 be voted upon at
The election in November. 1850 The basis OF
representation in said convention VIII be one
delegate aud one alternate for each OF the
follow ing nameii counties, also one delegate
and one alternate for every go votes, OF d
traction Of $50 votes, east for John Francis as
state Treasurer ut the November election IN
1875. which appOrtionment gives the counties
entitled 10 representation the following num-
Der of delegates each:
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IL is recommended that the primaries be
held June 18th. and the county conventions
lur the purpose Of eiecting delegates TO TINS
convention be held June 18th, 1850, at such
hour and in such manner As the county com :
m -Itces shall direct. 1t il also recommended
that none but regularly elected delegates or
their alternates be permitted to participate
ia the convention. ID. \. WELLINGTON
Attest:-J. W. ADY. Sec'y. Chairman.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills will posi-
lively cure sick headache and prevent its
return. This is not talk, but truth. One
pill dose. TO be had of all druggists.
See advertisement. Sold by North, &
RYDER -. -. 147mn1-21f4
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The we'll known strengthening prop
critics of iron, combined with other ton
les, and a most perfect ncrvine, are found
in Carriers Iron Pills, which strengthen
blood and complexion Sold by North
& Ryder. 147mof-91t4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-11

Ayers Ague Cure is an infallible cure
fol fever and ague in all its forms. The
proprietors warrant it, and their word is
as good as L. S. bond. Try it. 24t1- :
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Use Leis' Condition Powders for
horses and cattle. For sale. by all drug
gists. -d s. dies &w17ltls
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wednesday, june 80, 1880

ssighI miles west of Emporia. Lyon county.
Kansas, on T =
Wednesday, June so, $780,
the entire herd Of cattle, horses and hogs and
also the farming implements, belonging 10
Malcoim Campbell. viz 70 cows 'calyed or TO
cAiFe; 30 three year old steers: "a two year
OIL steers; 20 one year old steers 80 one wear
Old helfers; work horses; 6 Young horses .
40 stock hogs; one wagon; sulky pillow. with
DIeakihg attaGhments cultivatoT; Woods
mower; sulky rake; core shelter. &c
NofE.-Ihe one ya1T-OldS are IL, the teti
greed bull. EaSIl Duke, aud the CALVES by
IrefOI Duke aud Young Mary puke from
the Hamilton herd, Kensueky-i ~ =
TERMS OF : ALk II hTce year old stecrs to
be sold FOR cash; other property, six months
credit; on all sums over ten dollars, AN ap-
proved note with ten per cent. interest Five
iler cent. discount for cash. sale TO com
n cnce ut 1Oo'clOck a m Lunch at . O'Clock
Eoon. MALCOLM CAMPREITI'
ii. W. PEARS ALL Auctioneer.
y. E.-COnyoyance will lie provided for
persons who come by railroad to Plymouth
STATION w23t4
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For Sale.

ing.
one red short horn Bull "i-'.tHr
Poland China rigs. s -... - su.s.....
10000 blackberry shoots
5000 GOoseberry Shoots.
]. V. RANDOLPH
WIFI Emporia, Ran
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One Hundred Accents
w A MT BID!
Liberal Inducements offered t!
Benefits Of $1,000 Secured for 81
PUBLIC SALE-

ihere VIII be sold At public auction, with
out reserve or hiding, at Plvmuntb
Slshl miles west of Emporia. Lyon county
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POLITICAL POINTS.

Hurrah for Garfield,
Who is there to mourn for Logan?
The News never did take TO crow.
The machine. has been run in for r.
, 1880-12-23
RUSSELL SAGE.
CITED 70 AlrEA1s nEFoHE A COMMITTEE
OF TIE STICK uUAIip,

Of TIE STOCK IluAND.
apeefds Dispateh 10 Ihs Chteaeo 7ribHne-
NEW Yol.K, Dec. caa.-Afessrs. bulge &
Golischmidt, bankers and brokers, of No. 10
Exchange place, hive cited Russell Sngo to
appear before tho Arbitration Committee 1T
the Stock Exchange. Some time fgo Mfr.
SnEe s0ld them n call on Denver & lilo
Grnnde Railroad stock. Recently that COM
pany nsket1 for subscriptions 10 SA,0o0, 900
new stock and s., ,00o, 600 new bonds. md Of
fercd Stockholders Of record who might sub
scribe specinl privileges. On tho day tllnt
the transfers Of bonds wero to close for this
purpose, Mcssrs. Dudgo j. (1oldschmidt
called upon Mr.. Snge for Tho stock, but
he was nnnbto to deliver It, having,
rs he explained, subsequently lent all In his
possession In tho expectation of receiving
1000 moro shares Which were tluu lin from
tho Company, but, owing to tho serious ILL.,
hess Of President WocrisIso!fer, l,e had been
UNABLE TO OBTAIN THEM.
Messrs. bulge s. Goltselmttlt say that llo
offered to consider tito stock called, and to
guarantee then, nil tho privileges they would
have by appearing OIL, the books MS stock
holders Of record. They ncceptcl these
terms, atltl received hack their melno-
rnlulum Of tho privilege, but they
claim that they subsequently discovered TINT
1ir. SRgo s,irieptttloasIy altered the dOc,i-
mcnt by inserting lit It tho words "if stock
is called" This mems that, I'll order 10 BE-
cure the privileges u,ider the guarantee, the
coinplainnnis must .ag9tn ,"cali" tho stock
within TIC time specified In the mo,noran-
dun, an.t lii the meantiinc tho prfc9 may rise
to point ut which 1t would not bo profitable
to do 10,
, 1880-12-23
A BRAVE WOMAN.
She nefends Herself with n PIsfoE'

She Defends Izerself with n PlsfoSs
Special Dspat<h tn 1hs CAteaao T1tun1-
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. .3,-James Garwood. 10"
spector OF Watar Rates hots, and who IS
well-known Citizen, residing at "a Centre
street, left his honle at fow minutes before
0 o'clock this morning. ue left his Wtso
alone ut home. Shc, hearing knock as tne
door, opened 1t, and found comfortably
dressed and well-appeaslng man, who ns&od
1t her husband was ut home, She replied ~
wltcn the stranger pushed Ills Wny into w
roonl, and, closing the door, placed MS paeH &
Rgainst It, drew 9 revolver, alld sal4:
Want yo4 to iet ne ~, hfXg w.. anae% eDuR,i
was startled, ile assured llo1 tho pistol was
not loaded. asked It she had heard ot tne @
killing OF Officer Walsh, and said Ao
n1e'0' ths nisht hea walsA i oss W. Ellisa. Mts:
Gaswool ut this partly recovered ttotal 1l
her fright and, producing her P0cKet5,oo,ae ~
from her dEe8srpt,cket, told him she haa ,' H.
money. ,1lo said that was played out' ~ ~
could rqlse coap!s Of dol!a1s ,a1 an1hoid toid m @
to remain where he was aud she sn,ss Mon1a
Slie went through the middle room to ~ tno
kItchen, wllere the se"tnY-maehlile u .sps
Mui In the drawer Of which VIZ e., =
DcfElnKcr. She took tho pistol iGntt ipst
tlo drawer. and, turning, found LA .nas
she man bad tollow;ssddt lot,,;'sdto tann, as1@ she s
!eilow that tlis was not loaded. but That Gess 8
was, alld llo Ind better get out, Tho lalioT
ut once wilted, and, begging her not g sngSs ~:
backed out OF tha house mud ran oR. 4eo
ueigllbQra saw him running away -
, 1880-12-23

MEETING OF TIE COMMITTEE ON oN0ANIzA-

TfUS.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tri51lnt.
New YonK, Dec. aaa.-John Kelly mar
al,a1cd Ills Committee on Organization ut
Tammal,y hall this evening fur tho purpose
of n little disciptning OF those leaders whom
hs has for some tima past SUSPECTED Of dis
affection. But before he got through With
the business liz hand, tbs Boss found that tho
tt[scontented clement III his wing Of the
party was altogether too strong to be col-
trollcd With facility. Sonle of tic Tammany.
ties were especially Indignant at tho recent
fierce attacks by one Of Kely's papers upon
Tnm.na,ly leaders always excepting Kelly
himsell), ard
DENOUNCED THE ARTICLES
In most vigorous terms. At this meeting 1t
was 1natc known that Ell Gale, fur ycnrs
one Of Kcly's strongest supporters, hatl
withdrawn from Tamnany, nnl would no
longor link his fortunes with tho Boss. 11o
prefers to DO on thu winning side. At thu
next meeting ut the COMMITTEES Of Orgalitzn-
tIon 1t Is understood thnt n largo number OF
stutcsnacn will bo Invited 10 take back seats.
In tlle course Of time 1t is thought Mr. Kelly
wilt MS n matter Of fact, DO NIL that Is left Of
tho organization.
, 1880-12-23
LIQUIDATION.
T11E PACIFIC MUTUAL. MARINE.
6pfctal uhpatxh To The t'hfen9o Tribune,

lHF IANlF4G MIL lptAlA MAhlAFi4
fptttal Dapat<A 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Dec. se99.-'rho Pacific Mutual
Marine s. Inland Insurance Company, Of No.
CT Wall street, Inns resolved, after m inyesti-
Ratlon Into Its affairs BY It's Trustees, to 20
Into voluntary ttGuttutto,t. Tho Company's
affairs have been lii MI unsatisfactory colnti-
tl0n for SONIC time past. Md 1t Is reported
TINT, IN order To EFT business, they were
obliged 10 take extraordinary ocean risks
A committee recently appointed to investi-
gasc tho affairs of the Company liaye just
reported statement placing tho liabilities mt
S150, 900 and the assets Mt tho same figure. In
tile liabilities, however, wcreinclndctl S10o, 900
of The Company's outstanding scrip. Tie
Trustees hive resolved to cancci TO per cent
of thu scrip, which will reduce the liabilities
to s5a0, ,0E, and 10 discontinue business. Tho
Company was organized In 1855.
THE TOTAL PREMIUMS REcEIvED
10 date have bcen Sl7,0'a,740; total losses
paid, St1,0l3,07f. Tho actual available as
sets, nccnr,iing to tic last insurance report,
were s7so,al4; a1Nl tho nggrcgate liabilities,
including scrip outstanding, S7St, lso. Tic
Income received during tho last year was
$50, s,0Sl, and tile aggregate expenses S0D, ,00S.
, 1880-12-23
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY,
TIE NEW YOllk HIsAScI[ HOLDS lT8 ANNUAL
FESTIVAL.

FESTIVAL.
NEW YoRK, Dec. A,,.-'rho soventy.flfth
anniversary Of the Nav England Society Ut
thls city wRs held tonight III tho Atetrop0l.
itan concertlla!l. Thu tloor ot the hall fur
this occaslon was used az dlnlng.rnom,
willis Tie boxcs or upper tiers were reserved
for lady friends ot members OF tho Society.
Among tt!o guests distinguished mon In co,l,-
,Aorc!al. literary, nsedEcai, legal, a1ld other
branches Ut llfo were prominent. As ttcy
elitcred the haIl they were conducted TO tho
receptio1l.Eoo'n, whore they were introduced
to Gen. Grant, Gen. Sherman, alld others,
Over t1le l,ead of tho President ard
Hts TWO DISTINGUISHED uuEsrs,
Gems. Grant alm Sherman, WIS suspended
the blue silk tlag Of the Soc!ety, OH which
were cmbiazoncu the coats-of-arnls Vt tho
New England states. Suspended still high
er, In rows Ut gas-]ets, wera inscriptions: !:
"ltja}-New England 6ncEety-ls0s-lhs0" !"
On tho right nnll left Ut lresislent Ja.nrs @.
Carter sat GeIs. Grant ind SHERMAN IT.
| spectiyely. TN the right OF Gcn. Grnnt
! wers the ltey. DR.. Storrs, postlnaster-t;cll,
eral Il0race Maynard, II. 4. llurlburt, and
Gov, Head, Ut New hampshire. On the
left oi Gen, Sherman were Geu, Iiawley, ot
, 1880-12-23
LESS urslSEss OF 4 SPECULATIVE CHAR
ACrElt.

1+ESS uCHINlsFH DF - rFEEtJ4A44fE NAh1k-
ACTElL
Special pitrateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YultGi, Dec. :2sa..--Tan exchanges wero
larger I'M. wcc!s ut New York @aml sn'nc
other citirs than IN any other week. fur long
ll1le, cxgtpt tllu last week Of November Or
tho first Ut Decetlbgr. At SDw York tho
decrease IN snles nf stuck amounted IL .,227aa,-
Oh shares fur tho week cit1inE ThuTs.lny
last, with n further decline III Western
UnIon, siark 0f which tho salcs amount to
about one-ift nj tile WHOLE III value. The
lossiu tho exchanges wAS presumably te-
rived frnln stuck transncllols, a'd
leaves othcr exchanges amounting to
s'sss,2ts, ,5e, nil Increase ut sss ot0 600 over tho
previous wcek. 'rlle money market has been
eloae, though with less pressure tow"rti
tho enl ut Inst week, but tho declining
tendency III the markets for merchandise Inns
been largely duo to II diminished Aclnn1M for
export, Thu market for securities WIS sl,u-
ported last wreck by rcports tint TrcAs,,xy
payments .1uo III .lnunasy would ha nnttcI-
patc.l, and by p,sliiye lssrrances that tho
per cent funding bill would p0ss tic
House betnre tho week closed.
THE AMOUNT or EXCHANGES
ut Sun Francisco for tho week ending Dec.
II, and ut Utlcr cities for the week ending
Dec, IL, Is sown In the following tnilo:
, 1880-12-23
ITEMS.

Rw141,YIyf st1oovEEErrr,q.
sp.stal Ut,pa,eh to rio Cnieaoo 1Ttsuns
May Yn,,g. Dec. GA man wl,o ravo his
non,e ns ,IohN C,Mnlly wns rrcentIy brought
tn t,,e Couniv .ta1t in Nav urnnswick. N. T..
to uwnit trfnl Mt the neyt toym Of co,lrt MI I,
cl,nrea of .wiulIlue.. O,,fnI,y yislted tim
1u,.or sa1oonsit, ,Voo,Ibrftlro md represented
hitnsolf tn In n Stnto tletcctiva' nnd ox.
lihitcd badge whtoli wns mnrkott
" Ifutou Dc,nrtivn A. ,r.ncv Nav lar.
scy state nctccttyem liz Jemnntlcd
$40 from oach saloonkccper for a Statu
lIccusu fec, Mrs, Cathnriuo Slack nml Mrs,
Wlnifreu Ryan cacla paid him $40. lie
claillett that Mrs, Mary Dunn's fec l,a,l bep,,
tl,,s u longer ttuo than tho otllon, and d.
,natMed Sll,l5, whlel, slle, ,pail. flo WIS nc
co,npnntc.l by Il boon companion, a,ltl tho ac-
tim ot tho two u,cn aroused suspicion, mil
O5Iulty was takcn into custody by Co,,sto-
ble j, i, Leo on 4 warraut lss,,e.l by Justice
Nowtol. From papers f,1n, III tho posses
sion ot tho prisoner it was ascertalucl TINT
Ep lived in 1'ntcyson, There Is no provision
IN tho State laws OF Now Jersey providing
for tho collection Of liquor-ilcenso foes.
srEAM-xs11Srg FOL, SOUTH AME1,1cA.
Thrpn stntInnnrv steam.nnhines 1,nyo been
constructed Mt Paterson Of 1du horsepower
cacit. No piece III either wclgl,s nlore than
half ton, and tl,oy have link motion, like
a locomotive, They nre designed for a roll
lng.,nill Mt uognta, UuItctl States OF Coion.-
bln, S0Nth America, niMl Are constructed Ill
convenient sections, because In tho last
stages Of the Journey to their destination
they will tlavo to 10 carried OIL tho backs 1T
, 1880-12-23
NEW YORK.
The Bears Have Failed to-
Control the Money
;,,, Market.
Gould, Who Was Breeding u
Panic Monday, n Bull
To-day.
Philadelphia Suffering q Diver.
sion Of Trade-Exports
Falling Of:
An Otherwise Prosperous Aspect
Of Monetary Affairs All
Over the Union.
Wheat, Notwithstanding the Western
Panic, Advances "Oautioua-
ly"-lusuranoe,
Another New England Society
Holds a Grand Banquet
Proceedings.
Inside Workings Of an Institution Run
by a Gang Of Thieves and
Scoundrels.
Speculnting on tho Result of tho
Partisan Billiard Match
A Tamnlnny Meeting.
Russoll sago Cited to Appear Before tie
Stock Eoard-Immigrants-Peoul-
iar Illness,
Inside Workings Of an Institution Run
by a Gang Of Thieves and
Scoundrels.
Epocnlating on tho Result of tho
Partisan Billiard Match
A Tannlnny Meeting.
Russell sago Cited to Appear Before the
Stock Eoard-Immigrants-Peou
iar Illness,
WALL STREET.
YESTERDAY.

sr,tiaf Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Dee. 2a.-'Tl,o stuck market
opened firm, but, before tho First Board,
there WIS a decline OF x to 1HS. Inter, specu
latlon became bu0yAft, mud prices advanced
Il to 27H, with considerable activity In some
cases. The largest transactions wcrcin Lake
t;hnrc, the Grangers, Western Union. Erie.
:u,r tho Southwestern shares. At noon the
market fell c1f q little, while, ~. tho second
call, the list became strong but quiet. In the
late dealings stocks were irregular. MI tlIs-
ward tendency prevailing, the market clos
ing strong. liairond bonds wcre strong and
higher. Eric consolidated seconds rose to
loo; do funded is to &c: Denver & Rio
{iralte f1rsts to 1l5; 10 consol flrsts tn 11A9;
Kansas l. Texas tlrsts to t1A36; do seconds to
1881; Chesapeake IL Ohio, series Il, to Il. do
currency Us t., 4s; Texas 1'acltlc uato Grando
Diylsion) ilrsts to m; 10 Incomes 7Dil; los
ton, Hartford Il Eric tlrsts tn idif; Unioh
Pacific sinking funds to IL; Mobile & Ohio
first Gepenturcs 10 ST.; American Dock 1n,-
provemcnt is to 1e2ts. st. I'anl Il Omaha
cuNsols were strong at 105. New York, rcn,l-
sylvnuia & Ohio incomes ranged between 80
md 59I1ft. San Francisco, Glass u, advanced
~, to 8s; Columbus, Chicago & lnliana
Central income declined y, from ii; Indiana,
Decatur 6 Springfield second incomu i, from
Vi.
opened moderately actlyo Mt @ per cent, but
time loans could 10 mnt!e at I@5. There
wore some loans lnatle ut 1-H@l-S9 per cent
pcr (ictn md interest during the After-
noon, but mast ut the. business
OIL call was Mt . per cent, nild toward tim
close the rate declined to i per cent. It Is
hnftcvetl tint Afr. Sage Inns settled with Alr,