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1t took sixty-6vs hoars' straight
work in1he gosernoeat printing o6c.
ct Washington to print the 5O-O00.O0
rebate hbels made necessary BY tbs
hx ne1ectios. AID tho hbelA whaa
peinfea- e placs1 n taN voslA reaeA
komN0w Yoek to San Ftancioc9.
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The bees are seometriciaus.
Their cells are SO constructed rs.
with the least quantity of material.
to have the largest sized spaces anal
the least possible loss OF :mterSilce.
The mole is.a neteouo.ogi>'. The
bird called the nine killer Is an ari'h
me,;eian as also the crow. the
wild turkey and some other birds.
The torpedo. the ray. and the e'ec
tric eel are electricians. The nantl
lus is a navigator. He raises aud
lowers his sails. casts aud weighs
anchor, and performs other nanti
cal acts. Whole tribes OF birds are
musicians. The beaver is an aEchl
tect. builder an wood enter. He
cuts down trees and erec:s houses
aud dams. The marmot is q civil
engineer. He does not ouly build
houses bnt constructs aquednctsto
keep .them dry. The white ants
maintain a regular army OF soldiers.
Wasps are paper manufacturers.
Caterpiiiars are silk spinners. The
squirrel is a ferrynian. Nltha chip
or a niece Of bark for a boat. and
his tail for Il sail. be crosses a
stream. Dogs, wolves. jackais and
many others are huiters. The
white bear and the heron are fisher
men. The. ants are Regular day
labo-ers.-Iae 4agssas.
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Che Gbiboooux Sentinel.
AUG. 4. 1885.
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.

They occupied q berth in a sleeping
a and some time during the night he
was taken with violent pains.
He was in great suffering and she
opened the medicine case, and got ma
terial for q: mustard plaster. and the
little spirit ilamp to heat it with and
then went to the end Of the car to pre-
pare it.
"Make it hot and strong" mn.terel
he. with great restraint preventing Il
cry of pain.
His wife. with the plaster ready,
oon came back softly. sd as not to
awake any one. The car was datken
ed. and ali the sections looked alike.
and for a moment she Was confused.
but a smo:hered snore. which sounded
Just like a sr"an near at hand. assured
her. She quickly drew aside the chr
tain and clappei the poulfice Ion the
spot it would do the most good The
invalid just then p"hed his head ont. a
little farther down the aisle. ana in
smothe.ins tones. called .'Qaick. Pa
thence, quick.
She gave one leap. like a shot fawn,
into her section. drew the curtain and
almost swooned away.
''Great Scott what's the matter =
he whispered.
She managed. somehow TO gasp on
what she had done. and presto. the il
valid was cared /; for he shook hi;
whole interior organization So hard il
the effort to e~estraia Il big g1If.w. thai
he actually scared the pains away.
THAT unan. whoever he IS, vii! b.
boiling. piping hot pretty soon" was hi:
sole comment.
In about fifteen minutes the s;iilnes:
of that car was b,ekon by a voiley Q
shrieks that raised the h.ir on ever,
body'> head.
s.Biank /. hlaak. blankerty of tis
b-k.-BiaDk the blank Blk o
b.-k.. Hot spur Jerushas blank.
blank..s-
The whole atmosphere seemed II
grow a lusid blue color with his expl,
tives.
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Collector.
Tie Market Masters Monthly report for
Nav and June. 1855 showing total coliee-
lions to he zone Hundred and tSixty Eve
aTlM Dollars. was presented and referred TO
the eonzmittee on FINANCE
The following claims we're presented and
On naosisa duly seconded the sum Of Two
hundred and ninety eight and 66flo0 Dollars
was appropriated to pay same.
Arthur Aalbrough. Corporation Laboeer.
salary fog the months q April and Nay 1873.
charseahle 70 corporation iAhorer J1t1
o. J. Lesendre Market Master sal
AIRY for tho months of NArck- April.
May and June, ~ehArgeabse "a Market
House. %
y. J. Le>endre. Constable salary for
the quarter ending Nay lss- tSA.ehar.e
able to salary Of efieess leo %
Joachim BadeAax. hall rent for six
months ending July lss- 1873. ehArgea-
be to Incidental expenses aaN
syiv>nie Holmes. eharg. to St 4 Dts 90.
Alfred Golden 30
Ffemminx Charles 20
Albert Page 20
j. L. Aacosh 50
Total. $50
Yeas: Arena, Braud. Dansereaa- Noere
and Zernoss-
Maya: None
o. motion da!y seconded the council ad-
tSgaed, il AUCoN.
A.1pr..rx. 2as'f'
Clerk. PRO TEN
"a. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro te0E
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OFFICIAL:
Proceedings efTewn


TOWN HALL. Il
July oh. 1888.
The Town Council for the Town Of 1hibo-
iaux met in scss:oA this day ut 3 o'clock
L. II.
Present: ]. l.. Aucoin. Mayor. H. Danse-
aud T.. Arena. |
Absent: J. u. Howell.
The minutes of the previous session were !
read and approved as recorded.
Tie following report of the commit.ee on
Finance WAS presented.
Thibodaux. June 9Th. 1883.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Trustees Of
the Town OF Thibodaux
Gentiemen.-Your Finance Committee to
whom was referred the February. March and
April reports of the Treasurer. IollectOr and
Market Master respectively beg leave TO re-
por, that they have carefully examined and
:iai SAME correct. They have duly cancelled
the warrants accompanying the reports q
the Treasurer aud have approved Lis books
as correct.
Your committee have examined. find cor
rec, and recommend payment Of the follow
Ing claims As PR annexed bills to wit.
F. Hoffman,. l bale hay for creyasse ;.
l.. V. klviere. spades etc. 1900
ThiboiauN Saw Mill. Lumber rs
j. e. Rousseau s. Bros $40 sacks % 30
Thenyni,e Talbcdau sheriff ices 012
Total. $40 Is
They append hereto the resolution to cover
above recommendations.
Respectfully Submitted.
lSisnedl i. D. MOORE.
Chairman.
II. DANSEREAC.
ELLIS BRACD.
Finance Committee.
The following resolution presented By the
Cen mi ;ren an kRnAuae wAS m notion Gnsy
! seconded. adopted.
Be it resolved that the sum of One hundred
and Twenty Srven'and q. llo0 Dollars be and
tie Same IS hereby appropriated TO pay the
/ following claims to-wis:
! T. Hcfliann. charg. to crevasSe fund 81
/ l.. Y. kivieEe 4 TO. l2N
| J. T.. Rousseau s. Bros. " 81 20
| Thibos.ux Saw Mill. SITS. & Dts j. IS
TheepLile Thibodaux r. 4 Grim. EXP. 81 IL
Total. IL o.
Yeas: Arena. Braud. DAnsereau, Moore
| and Zernocf.
| Nays: None.
The fullo.iny Treaeurer's report was pre-
| sented and referred 20 the OMmitte on III
nance
| Trea>urer's Report.
/, Trcasurer's Report for the Month OF May 1888.
| To Bal. on hand 31 g.
$ Taxes Of 1882 5&
- Licenses OF INS 1b
+" Market House for May 1888 50 10
. Police i Criminal expenses 81 %
! Or
i By Corporation Laborer 81 aa
= Streets Il bitches go
=" Collectors Commission lS
: Incidental expenses 10 80
DaiaEce as %
ISL q g. a
To Balance on hand Ala g.
Crevssse Fund.
To Balance on land 10
s. Old sacks sold 36 10
By cash paid D. p. Push 0S
" II. w. Tabor y IS
= Balance liz 81
I76A I.o a
To Balance On hand IL. 81
Respectfully Submit ted.
lSi-Redl Jos. I. THIBODEACX-
June 18th. 1875. Treasurer.
The following COLLECTORS report was pre-
seated and referred 10 tie committee on FL
Collectors Report
For May 1882
Taxes 1882
School Cor.
s. N. ka.saire ) d.
Licenses 1888.
Frank Hcfsmann. L. sou
H. H. Mieheles Z II. S0'
Total. 10 u
Louisa Mitchell 10 %
I-Elleu Mcdowell 10 %
/ EfSa~ pSeSS s IN
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Bluffs from SI4.3O to $3.50. Scalpers'
commissions of So on the other
roads is given as the cause of the
cut.
Blaine is credited with saying that
if Butler could secure reelection in
Massachusetts this year he could be
the Democratic nominee for Presi-
dent and be elected. Blaine added
that he himself was out of politics
and would under no circumstance
be in the field for the Presidency
next year.
The Senate committee, who has
been consulting with a view
to opening the Sioux reservation,
arrived in Chicago yesterday. They
found the chiefs have been put up
to holding fast to their reservation,
as, by so doing, they could force
Government to pay them more than
now proposed.
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Wall Street.

New York, 1O-Stocks stronger and
higher since Ills; large purchases made
at decline. Favorable change, due to
more encouraging sdVices from the west
in regard to the corn crop and supporting
orders from leaders. Advance in prices
range from Il to ", Northwestern, Cen
trail Pacific, Louisville 81 Nashville and
Western Union leading.
Governments steady. Stock market
opened weak at decrease, on reports Of
the corn crop having been seriously dam
aged. Decline rough, from Il to 12s
per cent. Louisville and Nashville lead
ing in the first fifteen minutes of busi-
ness temper speculsti0ns, turned ana
much stronger feeling prevailed.
The changes were due to advices of re.
ports Of damage having been exagaer-
ated, that loss having bean confined to
sections where the annual production was
comparatively light Prices rose u to
2Z per cent, Louisville aud Nashville
recording the greatest improvements,
though the whole list participated in the
advance. After pm, under sales to
realize prices receded Il to Is per cent:
In the last half-bour the market moved
up to the best figures Of the day, which
we're 3 to SO per cent above the lowest.
In final sales there was reaction OF q
to z per cent as compared With Saturday
close, aud prices are a to 1s< per cen
| hiuher.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 0.-The floors OF the Ex2
change this morning were crowded with
specUiators; At the opening it was &C.
tive and full of excitement. Il was ex-
nected that reports of frost which have
been coming in the past two days would
serve as an active incentive in advancing
prices of corn, and this proved in meA-
sure true. October option corn, which
closed at F0H on Saturday, was readily
advanced to So at 10 As and appeared
steady ct that figure This is an advance
Of 81 owe. the closing quotations for
Friday last week. Oats in sympathy ran
uu to 81 tE 2S5s for October and 273<
for year, an advance Of one cent over
Saturdays closing. Wheat, on the con-
trary, eased off q.
Chicago, Notwithstanding un'
changed; 971 September, 1875 October,
Oorn-Higher; 515S September; 81
October; 5ON November.
Oats-Higher; 275s September; 2SzI
October, 28H November.
Whisky-16.
nooFlour-Quiet, but steady.
Whest-Regulsr good demand, I'M
settled, generally lower; 97H Septem Der
SO to99I October No. spring 97H
red winter 1O4K.
2 red winter, 10s15.
COMMUNICATED, excited, higher; 615'
to SIX cash September, and October,
Osts-Good demand, unsettled, big her
271< leash, 2711 September, 20 to ~
October.
Rye-5S
J Porlav-Or.jat firm. go.
Pork - Irregular and fair, closot
higher; Is. so to 1850 September, 1852:
to 1880 0ctober. o-
Lard-IrreRular. fairly scsivei S.37k t
$40 cash September.
Bulk meats-Steady firm; shoulder
$50, short ribs go, clear TOO.
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Union Pacific Train Wrecked.

The Union Pacific adds anothes
horror in the way of a railroad
wreck. which. doubtless, when the
full facts are known, will prove to
be the most serious one that has
occurred in this portion of the
country for some time at least. AS
we were about to go to press and
were unable to thoroughly investi-
gate the report or CLEAN the full
particulars, a dispatch was received
at the depot IN this city, giving no
tice of the fact that the accident had
occurred. According to the report,
the train had reached a point be-
tween Green River and Granger,
when it was thrown from the track
and completely wrecked. One en-
ployee of the road was instantly
killed and others were seriously if
not fatally injured.-PjgOt.
Why didn't we get this by teIe-
graph?
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Stephens Glasses.

The Assembly hall last evening
was crowded with people to witness
the examination of Mr.. Evan Ste
phens' classes, and none, we are safe
in saying, went home disappointed.
The exercises were well conducted
by the principal and creditably exc
cuted by the children, who occupied
seats about the organ. at the con
clusion, Mr.. Stephens announced q
concert to be given at an early date,
at the theatre, after which Hon.
George @ Cannon and George God
dard, Esq, addressed the assem-
blage, giving good counsel and ad-
vice, particularly to the young music
learners.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
- 1nHN WILLIAM

nrAs JOHN WILLIAM
WHEEhsTiISand Eliza S. Smell, his wife,
" on55 aad dated the 18th day OF De-
By t bsr, 1851, and recorded on the 18th
osnD3@-j January, 1882. in the County Re
dsy ~. = cffice Of Salt Lake county, y tab,
eoiGIS aoP ] Of mortgages, pages 423 to
g @ VC conveyed to the undersigned all that
Ha oFISnd situated in the county of
gsICTTt and Territory of Utah, to-wit:
ISL. - n1,ti 2l.34 rods north from the
2ollEaosf corner of block $50, old Bath
, g.I.s block, plat "a" Salt Lake city
n yLs mining thence north 8 Go rods,
s ..llco vest SIS rods, thence north 49
. ~ q, min. east so rods, thence south
S AZ 80 min. east II rods, thence south
b deg. 80 min. west 5l15 rods, thence
1-ortb 81 deg. west 6.l5 rods, TO the place
y b9ginning, containing 5.25 acres OF
.,oHnd. Said deed Sss in trust to secure
y Liberty E. Holden OF order the pay
meDt of promissoTy note made TO
lin bv said John William Smell, bear
mo even date with ssid deed, for the sum
n one thousand dollars and interest at
Two per cent. per month from the date
hereof until paid, payable six months
after the date of said note.
And it was provided in said deed that
.hould default be made in the payment
,isaid note, or any part thereof or OF
he interest thereon, the undersigned
night, and he was thereby specially EN-
vyered, 10 proceed and sell said
Y7eyed premises OF public auc-
li5n, at the front door of the
County Court House in Salt Lake
City, Utah, first giving twenty days no.
ice of the time, terms and place Of sale,
and the property to be sold, in some
newspaper published in the English
language in the City Of Salt Lake sfore-
aid, and upon such sale to convey the
DFoperty sod to the purchaser, and apply
he net proceeds Of sale to the payment
n said note and inteTeEt.
And, whereas, no part of said note or
he interest thereon has been paid, and
he holder thereof hss requested sale Of
aesaid lands for the payment thereof
swim pursuance Of the power contained
nsid deed, the undersigned will sell
#above described premises at public
suction to the highest bidder for cash on
ibe second day Of October, 1883, at the
front door of the County Court House, in
The City and Countysot Salt Lake, Terri
Tory of Utah, and upon such sale convey
iaid premises to the purchaser.
Dated September 8, 1888.
60 Il. KERKPATRICE, Trustee.
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Bulgarian Business,

Cracow, 1O-A large number OF
Russians, evidently military officers, are
crossing the frontier, en- route for
Bulgaria.
London, 1U.-The Posts Berlin says
The generals OF the Gar in Bulgaria are
acting in q thoroughly revolutionary
manner and do not even disdain coali-
ton with Nihilists. It is feared their
action will bring shout crisis that will
lead to the reopening of the whole east
err question. Tue TeLegraph's Vienna,
referring to efAirs in Bulgaria, says:
It can be positively stated that the Object
| of Russia is to get rid of Prince Alex.
snder and place its own nominee upon
the throne. None Of the powers will,
! however, tolerate the usu:pation OF the
throne of Bulgaria by Russian pre-.
tender, even though he should prove te
De Grand Duke Sergius. or Grand Duke
Pau.
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Genuine Veterans.

Baltimore, 9.-The remnant Of the as
socistion Of the defenders OF Baltimore
in 1872 and 1914 attended religious service
to-day. For many years it has been the
custem of the association to assemble at
the City Hall on the Sunday preceding
the anniversary Of the battle Of North
Point and sfter marching around the
battle monument, proceed to church.
To-dsy's meeting and marching we're
omitted because Of the infrmities Of the
members and they were taken to church
from their homes in carriages under the
escort OF Wilson Post guard. There
we're only six defenders present: William
Bachelor, age 96; George Boua, SO;
Nathaniel Watts, SO; Samuel Jennings,
So; Darious Wheeler, &c. and James
Monford, 81. Colonel E. Stansbury, 81,
and Asbury jarrett, 81, are the remain
ing nemb ers of the association, but were
too infilm to participate in the celebra-
ton Of the anniversary. There was also
at church Richard r. Waters, 81, of
Montgomery county, who was on picket
duty at Fort Mshoney on the night of
the bOmbardmept Of that fort by the
British in 1914.
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a BuIIy's Brutality.

Denver, Colo, 1O.-This morning
Edward D. Cowan, city editor of
the Leadville Herald, was brutally
assaulted by Alderman Joy, of that
city. The parties were discussing
local politics, when Joy took excep-
lions to a remark of Cowan's,
knocked him down, and with a
drawn revolver kept the crowd at
bay, jumped on his face with heavy
boots, and stamped him until al
most unacceptable. He will prob
ably die. JOY escaped to the mount
aims. Cowan is known in the west
as brilliant young writer, of ex-
cellent character. Joy is a notori-
GUS bully, keeps a low dive and is
absolutely devoid of character.
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LATEST TELEHRAMS.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The Daily Report OF Misdeeds.


New York, 9.-On complaint of Lewis
Forster, merchsnt in Moscow, Russia,
to the United States consul, that his
clerk, John Gottleib Jakosh, aged %,
fed to this country with 1900 roGbles
belonging to his employers, the police
were instructed to look for the fugitive.
He arrived here on September 1st, and
to-day was arrested. He had not changed
his name or attempted to conceal his
identity. He told the police he thought
this was free country and he could not
be arrested here.
Bridgeport, Conn, 9.-Captsin Nathan
Clark, father Of Rose CLARK Amber,
murdered last Sunday night, arrived
with his schooner this morning. He hsd
lot previously heard of his daughters
murder and was terribly shocked.
Meriden, Conn.,, 9.-Burglars entered
the large jeVelry store of Henry NJ
Walther this morning and opened the
safe by cutting the doors to pieces with
,ostly tools which they left behind.
They secured about one hundred gold
and silver watches, and seal rings, valued
at over $4,000 Part Of the same store
Is occupied by 81. Brooks & Co., station
ers. Their safe was blown open and
sbodt $500 in cash taken.
Chicago, 9.-Louis Hecht, of San
Francisco, guest Of the Palmer house,
had his purse stolen from his room last
night, which contained $40 and some
checks.
Wilmington, Del 9.-George Taylor,
shot By Lewis F. List. died shortly after
midnight.
Louisville, Ky, 9.-At 7.S9 o'clock on
Saturday evening, Constantine Murdi,
confined in Stanford, Ky, Jail, for wife
murder, hanged himself. The murder
was horrible, the wom4n's throat being
cut from ear to ear with Ratchet.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
IL hat ia pursuance of an order Of the
Probate Court of Salt Lake County,
Utah, made on the Seventh day of Sep
ignber, 1888, In the matter Of the estate
dKsrl 6. Suisted, deceased, the under.
.igued, the administrative Of the said
sstste, will sell Of public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, and subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court on
Saturday, the 29th day Of Septemb Der, 1888.
st II o'clock am. at the south front door
Of the County Court House Of Salt Lake
County, in the City and County Of Salt
Lake, Utah, all the right, title, interest
and estate Of the said Karl q. Suisted, at
The sine Of his death, and all the right,
lille and Interest thst the said estate has,
BY operation of law or otherwise, &C.
luired othar than or in addition to that
Jf said deceased at The time OF his death,
in and to all that certain lot, piece, or
parcel of land situated in the City and
County Of salt Lake aforesaid, beings
psrt Of Lot One, Block Sixty five, Plat
D, Salt Lake City survey, snd bounded
IS follows TO wit: commencing at the
Bouthesst corner Of said lot, thence west
i've rods, thence north seven rods, thence
east five rods, thence south seven rods tc
ihe place Of commencement.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash
len per cent. Of purchase money to b.
paid on day Of sale, balance on confrms
lion Of sale by said Probate Court, deco
at expense Of purchaser.
ANNE GARRISON,
Administrative of the estate OF Karl 6
Suisted, deceased.
Salt Lake City, September 8.b, 1888
eG
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Robbery.

a tent down by the Denver & Rio
Grande depot Was the scene of
robbery on Saturday evening, for
committing which a man named
Phelps was arrested on suspicion.
The parties who laid the inf0rma-
ton which led to the arrest of
Phelps had not turned up last evenS
ing to prosecute the fellow, which
leads to the belief that probably
compromise has been effected by a
partner of Phelps. The property
taken was $50 in money, two
watches and a 45-calibre revolver.
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Business Failures.

New York, 1O.-Schedules in the
assignment of Edwin II. Holbrook,
Clarence D. Newell and Edgar F.
Grant composing the firm of E. W.
Holbrook & Co, dry goods. mer-
chants, of 40 Leonard street, to
Thomas S. Van Valkenberg, were
filed to-day. Liabilities, $64s,646
nominal assets, $514,131; and actual
assets $318,1SS. The liabilities are
composed of ST. 1888 preferred claims
and $5S,130 non preferred claims.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSE NUMBERING.

House and gate numbers in q great
variety of shapes and styles can be had
from SCOTT ANDERSON, UNDER DEsEhE3
BANK, which, while they are compare;
lively inexpensive, cannot be surpassed
in the country for elegant appearance ana
artistic fnish-you can have them to sui
the color Of your door or gate, or to your
own taste. They are all manufactured
on the premises sn1 not imported. Call
and see for yourself. Should you leave
your order you can have 1t executed II
an hour.
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Horse Market and Livery Stable

In connection with the Horse Market,
we have started Livery Stable, and will
be pleased to furnish old friends, as we'll as
new ones, with livery in all its branches.
Carriages for funerals. We keep con-
stsntly en- hand fine lot Of Geldinga
and young Mules for sale. People having
horses to sell, or wishing to purchase,
will do we'll TO call at the Horse Market,
or communicate BY telephone.
One Balm 316 in9 h wagon nearly new,
fitted for freiRhting or Arizona travelling
for sale cheap.
+ FAUST u Sons.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, Notwithstanding No. 2
ne " steady IS. sd.
Oorn-New mixed %. 20. ~,
Liverpool, 10.-Westher wet Whes'
firmly held.
Flour-11. Cd.
Wheas-Firm; IS. 10 IS. Cd, 2 spring
IS. 81. to IS. 3D., No. l California 9.'
3D., to 90. I'd. ......
mixed, 5s.l