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FINE CITY PROPERTY
Enr Nnle M n Rnrrnin.

For Sale ut n Bargain.
! lot on Ross avenue 6jxlS2 ............. 81 600
! lot and cottage ON Germania st. 61Xl65 l,0o0
/ lot and cottage, Monument ST. lOONlOO loo
RARE CHANCE.
BLANKENSHIP6 RIAKE.
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fno C.r,oclS.
COLUMBM COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

EAST t3Tu.7r, NFtE 1IADI,0N.AVE
Tie twenty -eyah annual tc-n o. tha institution ~fA
commence on tIo IIE~rNoNDAY ~ OCTOBER. i-9L g.
The Law School Ea!iur, ia .s. 43tst Dctwe-nttI 1ui
Madisona,r- month -llr 1891. 800 c,utuIe HaUl Juac.
The course study embraces $50 ytis. and IS ID
give fun ana accurate n traction ia to principles aud p
tee OF the Law.
For CaialJgu-7, &c, address a.ovc.
THEODORE ". DWIGHT
warden &C.
UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-1ho twoat,-
" sixth annual session Of the School begins October
next and ends june :. I- ..
A course Of to th" school srcqurcd foi the do gree
An allowance r NOT moro t one years. made for cqu1a
lent studies else. lrI..
The Lectnf' Room 90 sire main noor of UNIVERSITY
BUILDING. Mh~lftDTON SQUARE. and thc Library
Hall on the second to,r have been thoroughly lrd au1
large additions have Doe 90 Poe collection ot reports f
textbooks. For trtu'gs tc addrc-4 Professor L RUS.
SELL, or Proc sop D. |A9r r secretary o. tlc Faculty.
Mutual Life Building. g. Nds,lu-st
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Eo15 EAST BgTI.rr,
: FRANK DRiSLEE. \. H.. Principal

pcopenq " WEDNESDAY,. september o. Refers 10 rho sc
ne e. %; Coruln COLLEGE amt school ~ Anne Io 'f ua
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cisl aaI IIlrtIv departments -fi1' tn hNHl'iF uiHi
nosfdprs r~r 4StL ttta'sutS GA t!li''i'" i''l '"'
september @f
6NOIINBIA COLLEGE
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For Boys and yoang men-Coins-y.


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IlIA flil. MN D 49, D
Eursh AMI TT ucl Home ~cunI 10Y i'ii. LAl'' u
.d ady.nt.cs OF tine highest order SPECIAL tl1tIt ,ln,"
u . .rt. l-tilcts and The classic. seventeenth r'tc
npt I'm. Door = For Cir,t.t.. afit 80
MISS RhCGLLLE gibbons ltON L. PRINCIPAL
TGHE SONERVILLE SEMINARY. A board
iur and dly.choo for yOunc lac5 amt misses ,oner
Vile Somerset County NJ. 3 lfu ami h"liNiu i0t.
t'nl. Ro.pCls september II. Hsr lhNA l. FAioON'
aud Nls3 LAURA IA. IL FENhf llin'p2is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

N,EW- JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,

~ TRENTON NeUJuaer ,..,.
4 Select boarding Suln1' ir Young ni,' ill ''''''
f,huYs Hld nonrlug Halls soptf 'ir nhi dtsl inri ,.
mi. stiunl oilers tD both }uunt ltw ana q.
an itl dcnAl ifl'n NI. NallF'i
tnssicll Commercial scientific Nn'ral hiaWih% il'"''
lo,i tost for Uoirl Tuition. o'k' q n N.u1 h'l ''''
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I1OLLECIATE INSTlTUIh

Trcrou 10 preparation for coc,os w. ~ i3I
rtGL 'uNI.V Asu VALE. tuli VIZ "lu ~ y I'M
and g,itnuh, e,uoos h.ly oilsui4oI h9tin,ea, CON-
iNFNt ana ClENAt form mp9' ,,,, % T., tu n,,
uohciie ni Uu,tueil1h. FI'N 80 i''i''-'' f''' 49, 1900
taiy aittug htN ...... a., ...,,,...Ittp
/,uiJ.rGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 10
~ toil,.,i ifauL Dn.or. 4. ~, Principal. lcopch
Wrdnc ia- scptrmDc - for o,clsit &c; rppH, TO ,ho
school on 10 rto.. iI.NkN nHlsll't 4S NtN 4olh.'t
l,UApIIER INSTITUTE. y. \. City.
Z j los West 5Ilh.,.- Central Ialh
pDtInING AND DAN 30 llpbil
Tor hlt. aaI vogn~ men itoh 20 ~,
Htorrns Iues..ay Nri,. nNtl ~, lNNf'
eOfn conn. .nremcnt Jlu' ID, 1851
gnd business
& MATHEMATICAL SCllOOL
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For 10th Sexes-Coun ~

NENIA SEMINARY. ior both soXcS; 1923
a r,ryear Iusurpls sci Advantage AVtr'ss
-EORIE ". COOK. Pn. O. President. AmeniA n y.
1 FRIENDS BOARDING. SCHOOL, Tor both
u ,syaa. nmong che hills % m'nf from New.Norl Pee
,clr--l, tor uul account allr, gu APpNoUA NOUN
4 x l. = L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
IIILLslDE sENINARY. I'D -eIoTL Conn.

4 BOARDING. SCHOOL EOR GIRLS.
lClfsel Language end Maihamn..f Though college
Sophomore year, careful attention tp History lhcanie
AMI Ar sci study iulF NuFrNci animal insertions
hNm'torf Hnd miCu 'f.c wore Nui.in an-nH9e, Win
ngtiyr to1tnots Good udvmafcf n Painting ana Music.
Certificate aiuts ~ college without examination Junior
Department ln Younger srl1 Ihr s'Uttt nitHHecnrntsn
house 8io loUl eiuiud1 er1,ur7 W st part 0f he
atty, AN! =. .li'. q, ,,,,....
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1noirntlion.
For Both Saxns-Citv-

A PARENTS will find (free) best schools,
~, city country anI Europe SOFIA tuition. board ali
bureau I. iOl Br0gdway
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gnolrntllou.
For Boys and Young Men-city.
BERKELEY SCHOOL.

New punt. will assemble Fortcnbel ~ tomoi pnp,'o
npi 80 iTcparaor, class OCTOBER ho'oh'''''' """''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22

business EDUCNTlON.-Nl il"ilitlrs arc
ID snoricd Psctards Busnc" COLLEGE 'or sour "ns
i Irinq 10 500 SQUARE t'et ilgt profess ,
aud PsfhAl'l llffl''l
"a ro,r,in Mn, III Guidance tspdly nCrraH.s Ntuh'h.f
nav entrr M INV tine Nprk W. l,t"N'" 'F'''"'' .
ihlpiih"'''" VIZ o. i.ItAfi1. = o rfuatHay.
Evening star., 1884-04-07
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AssIaNEEs SALE EoFvALUABIE IMPROVED AND
TSSpf3yTP TSWS byTR1d KEsF 81 tSTATE aEoEdE
Under and by virtue of deed of assignment to u.s.
aay e s1 the M sne d sstG ae o vii lid
public auction. in front Of the respective premises at
town in said p.trt ana ds.1ibed as lows to W.T.
AFhL H is, at AS fouR So H. we we
shall sell east half OF lot SO in atty AID Hawkins
feet the south sid of LIST street and running
ok about $50 tset, and impr9rsd by fins. lSr.se
house known as premises No $50 n street
second Immediately thereafter shall sell the west
dep h. ald mproyed desirable cottage house known
fhira. rus And ID lMnEDi mn sfELY THEREAFTER. we
shall sell those parts Of lots - and ~ in George
H onns aa a. S a't e sd on Ss
north side Of Prospect street and having depth u
shou, las feet improved by house known as prem
TsSfth ss1! On f9ESPs THE E1ErEEXTH pay or
shall sell much Of the ground lying Ut the south:
sst corner Of + kSsd and C9nsrss streets as wa con:
d.,d duly rrorded said aud cords in liber f5l
ioe 2t1 ct ana ,ssn9t 80 conveyed by said Mche
records in Ser ios folio sss ct seq the part not so
conveyed and to be sold by fronting about 80 feet
having verge depth Of about 100 feet Said vroand
T. be divided BY into suitable building lots plot of
The improved property will be sold subject to the in
S S At the ss TIE Of
be sold clear Of incumGrances.
paid at the dime of sale upon each piece Of
;ue at ,1b ~, twelve months respectyey secured by
Of per cent per annum and I'd Of trust upon the
property sold: all cash. at option Of purchaser All
hs % =, asssnr hs
sost and risk Z terms are not complied with in tan days
Gas. tit Eos's.sR; Il sRssiS. sI;ns ys Assignee.
ap2-dts 32l ~ street u.wJ
Evening star., 1884-04-07
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 1.-Virginia skies, consolidated.
40 ten forries "A Virginia tLrees. 5G1s North
Carolina sixes old. l0s1s bid to-day
BALTIMORE. April 7.-Cotton steady-ruddl,ng II 16
Flour quiet and easyHoward street and super.
21aaa25; do, extra. 3,5Oa4 70; do family. 45oa5 90;
city mills super. 25: do extra 35OaG 90 do Rio
brands 525.5 So P,talsco family. G.25: do superla-
tive patent. SIS. Wheatsouthern ste dy and quiet
western easier. closing quiet: southern red, 10l l3:
do amber l2a1l5: No: ! Maryland. Il0H bid; No =
western winter red, spot 8. sa9o April % ASK d. May
ssAAso's; June. 493}s Judy 99a 99s4: August. III
esEel. Corn-soutlern steady western easier and III
active southern White a.ato do yellow o2ao4 western
s61sa565. steamer 4sa5o Oats steady-southern 4Oa4
western white. 40a42, do mixed 3oa4O Pennsylvania.
41a43 Rye steady and quiet. G7aCy Hay ir,n-prime
to choice Pennsylvania ana Maryland. lt:ooal6. OO
Provisions lower and duh Mess pork. old. IL 25
1922 Bulk neassioulders and clear rib sides packed
tsaaG ba1oii-shoniders sH clear Ein sides l9H.
western packed lOa25 creamery 25sss Eggs quiet is.
carxoe. ordinary to fair, shsiON. Sugar quiet and
y-A soft. n; copper refined quiet IA. Whisky
steady and quiet, 1.lsall9h Freights to Liverpool per
steamer 52d four. Is ID grain ,3sd Re-
ceipts-duur 19l barrels wheat 270OOU buseis corn
5000 bushels; oats l3o 600 bushels rye 0o bushels.
ShlpneutswEeat. 1874 0OO bushels. corn II NO bushes
Saes-wheas. 5O9.0VV bushels; corn. zoo bushels.
Evening star., 1884-04-07
"Whcre I Love. Love Forever

She was bltheSnrne maid who sang.
Close by the cottage window sitting.
sweet and clear were the notes that rang
out On the air where the birds were Hitting;
Merrtly. merrily. sang the birds,
But none could exactly guess tssiT words
While the maid ~ clever
And bluSGinS never.
Sang, "Where love. love forever
He was youth Just passing by
While the maid was iuSinS. oh. SO Sweetly:
Who 10 the sarden-gate drew n.sh
And listened there, entraEced completely:
For the sound OF a voice 50 sweet and clear
W as rapturOus muse 10 his ear.
And he said. "AL. never
Would | ~ lsh 10 sever
From one who loves. and loves Ioreyer.-
The maiden smiled on her lovers suit.
When at her feet he MADE confession:
Her eyes were bright. but her voice Mas mute,
, When she gave her heart INTO his poSScsslon-
But now together their lives are ST,
ihey sing In unison his duett:
"Nell disSeyer
Neyer-Leyer,
For where We love- we love forever
Evening star., 1884-04-07

,BoQIH In aeorretown on Saturday Aprf1 9Th,
,isai JOHN " BoOi II. beloved husband u iI,zsbstl
H.s iGAela wII takr iacr u ow. tuesday fron.
'.V " street, at two O'CLOCK Rala-
atsr M. ua'i'so ~
BRi MFiELD Monday Arril :. 1854. a.
a- ;O.ineIIs =. FOTt DelOst Md for Tie sst fty
, Ais a ttslovnt u MasEli4sIon.
uiiersn wl-i take place from Emmanuel chuyrh Aos
9oela u Z, Tia s.ay. the otn ilsaut al two a'cioci
tsa t. 5'''s hid iiiends are respectfully invited
~ iEERGGUSoN; On Saturday April &. 1884 AMELIA
ii,l ~ = VIE 4 thr late James Fersuson IN tbs
. aj4i . W. ts, f pace from 81 Paul. church sasa
IA i4,nliS r,slcct u ) invited TO att, nd
6sy a. Al s! = Mi Milan IAN RH1rs on WEEKDAY.
MINISTER issa asd - .is ears m eh''ed s'Ass3
ui;lal serves ~8l b' held ST. john. church.
Ylock friends aid SqSaintaSas are AlfI ssa rs
AiN lled to attend. without further notice.
II the re~ldenoe Of her father Samuel Lee No
- street solItHw.et GA Aprll ti, stI issa ~ b.
-st eis.t oeiocA ~ H. Ida LIE, the IlinstesurL
All is dark within our dwelling,
LNitIy L. our h.nIe to-day,
70, lor The ne whose smile did cheer %
H2S forever Irassed Away.
Farewell dear IDA farewell.
- III hard with u- you cannot dwell:
Lut soon VIC hope t. meet again.
Funeral Tuesday the sth at half-pa two O'Clock n
~ tUl tll, fii;i! Ba t,t church Virginia avenu.
is5s @ & a.G-i han and Sxth streets southwest
Ftki.l IL. ON StIlday. April 9th lss4 NJ 4, 70 nm
JANE NJ iERIIE. ot asthma ~ ~ "is
GLeTdl fEUH the Tthld,nce Uf her sister Mrs A
Mlilrr a. street uUrtleast, tuesday Anil stN \, 10
O'Clock A. -'
~ H. on APRIL 9Th 1ss4. KATIE, the beloved vifr
SI JuLl htZ ard caDzhier of John and Julis
4aN IL akt twenty years, and two osys
h-Tai vii tae PLACE from h.r late residence No "a
jackson al Tuesday. Aprll sta at three O'Clock o
Ia Fslds and Relatives RESPECTFULLY i, yited q,
attend >~''see ~
thlW on Sunday, April eth. 1854 at . 80 O'Clock.
y T,s III III IN ts Only hid of " and Niryini.
lovely bud. sft and fair
Card home Uy early doom;
Ist sent 10 show how sweet q flower
IN Paradise could bloom.
funeral wl take Ilace from her parents re.idencs
'IicT u alIi >lN-aldaiaIf Streets southwest On INES
aAS ut Two O'Clock lLeesLurs papers please COPY u
IN DORM. At Monroe La, Apr1l Sd 1854 EARL
AN DORM. the oriy of the late Gen i-arI Van
DCrII, the {. :. arIay.
=. EN- EiER ON sunday. April 9Th 1854 after n
ilnserli !. illiI,ss. SARAH T. beloved wife of John i
'siiiiii's tr a-ed - years months aud Is days
liberal VAL TAX pace from kyland chapel corner
iIi and u STREETS southwest Tuesday AFTERNOON NJ
o'h Friends aud relatives respect July invita-
l. attend.
Evening star., 1884-04-07
News Briefs.

Dispatches from Cairo represent Gen Gordon's
position as desperate. In a private letter he
writes Nv bile the responsibility Is heavy can
only feel trust In Gods mercy, for there is nothing
else"
Reports that prize tight and row had taken
place at Hyndman, Pa. near the Maryland state
line In which three men were killed and several
Others injured, are without foundation
suit brought by Mrs. Elise Bethune against the
executor OF her alleged husband, J. g. Bethune,
Bind Toms former manager, to recover the value
OF mortgage given by the deceased TO the defend
ant, Is pending in the court OF common pleas In
New York.
Jasper Franklin Williams, the mulatto who was
arrested for the assault on Miss Harvey, In New
York city, was found guilty OF robbery In the first
degree Saturday, and Recorder Smyth sentenced
him to eighteen years and six months impr1son-
ment at hard labor.
A special from san Antonio says: Col. Brecken-
ridge, president Of the First national bank OF San
nton1O. has closed the purchase OF $500 600 acres
OF land in the state OF Tamaulipas, Mexico
Henry johnson, chemist, who arrived In New
York city from London, England, q few days ago.
after being robbed OF $50, all the money he Dos
sessed, by "bunko' men, poisoned himself.
Miss ElyGoddard, an American lady, was mar
red In Paris, Saturday, to Prince PoniatOwski
Jim Ward, the champion pugtist OF England, is
dead.
Mr.. Thomas Greacen, an aged man, was run over
and killed Saturday at Carvtlle, ON the B. and O.
railroad.
Evening star., 1884-04-07
Meeting Of New York Socialists.

1111 - TIT DID '<01 1Hhh FLAtk.
AS stated In the postscrip to Saturdays STAR, the
New York police apprehended that disturbance
would grow out OF the socialist1c meeting held at
Cooper Institute Saturday night to consider the
Cincinnati riots When the people assembled 100
detectives In citizens Clothing and policemen were
scattered about the hall Five hundred more were
IN readiness near at hand in case OF any riotous
proceedings The speeches, however, were OF a
very peaceful character. Inspector Byrnes said
privately that If any one had made an incendary
speech he would have been followed by the detec-
tves and arrested outside OF the hall. Towards the
close OF the meeting voices In the audience called
for Herr Most The chairman said. "No Most can
spes.l. here. Mr.. Most can speak when he pays for
the nan. Our movement is purely Industrial and
public, and print what we want to, revolution viii
not be INDUCED in"
The police were laughed at good deal for their
arrangements, but President French thought that
an ounce OF prevention was better than 100000
pounds OF cure
Evening star., 1884-04-07
The District i'm Congress-.
rr1r APPROPRIATIONS pryr

The House appropriation committee is still con-
slderng the District appropriation BILL having gone
no more than half over it. Mr.. Follett, who pre-
pared the bill, Is now In Ohio, and 1t Is probable
that the bl Will not be reported until his return.
There has been considerable discussion In the
mittee concerning the estimates and Mt. FollettS
return IS understood to be looked for to clear up
some matters under dispute. There seems TO be a
disposition Oh the part OF some OF the committee to
cut down the estimates considerably
ELECTRIC WIRES IN THE STREETS.
Mr.. Shelley introduced bill In the House to-day
providing that the avenues Streets alleys or
vations OF the city Of Washington shall not be occu-
pied by street railways, telephone, electric light,
or telegraph wires, or pipes for heating or Lighting
purposes, without The consent OF Congress.
INDENTURED APPRENTICES.
bill was introduced in the House by Mr.. hop
kinS to-day TO provide for indentured apprentice
ship In the District Of Columbia and the territories
Evening star., 1884-04-07
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
SIIta ED IN THE COUNTY OF WAsHINti.
ION ID G. An, WEsr OF GEORGETOWN,
EElNiI y --,'

'HffGEz5 SikE aE syAEAPF5 ra2sEfi5
BEING ~vAILEY VIEW S F RM.- Ri 'hohehio"N'
BY VI tue of dcre of the Supreme Court of the <e.
RiztTG1 Gzt Q, , c1n.a pass in cause in which Si
10 honeTt nli a9d others defeniauts No 655 Equity,
IN, me IS Trustees viii offer at public sale on
FtL al TIL lss ,s at the hoqr IoTR oi ali
@ aI ad Vw eI Farm T ris Havsn" r. ,s Sna ateTy
igiii'a beng described in one parc@l follows Be
drawn north 5 Herses west from is non on
az irt saidIg on the south side of the new free road
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Iir 1Iaiist ron that part OF the tr ct called White
tie sad Tciut Of bexinnre running south G5 detrees
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west 81 pvrrhes; thence res west Is per- hes
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still with sald lids road north .. 20
h> ;henf, ne, 9F, & & dssres csst 50 perehes thence
perch 10 the $ d division line between Alliance
ire e q nor is whn esea avs.en wss to
bounded hickory tree which is bou Diary of Alliance
ard thence by aud with "a division line south Is de:
to the place Of beginning containing acres
Terms ot sale: ON third cash. the residue Of the pur.
chase money III six, twelve. and eighteen months fro
interest Adepusit 800 required and to be forfeited
if the terms Of sale complied with at the OF
al cash TIN ratification of the sale by the court on
t m y a S Si fnt cy %n1 t pTsss fs,sss sn,y 10 Iar
rurchaser at his cost and expense the property him
sold Tree cear an discharged of all claim Of the par
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Evening star., 1884-04-07
The Charges Against Gov. Murray.
MR. A. II. GIBSON, CLERK ERWIN AND THE SUPPRESSED
CANNON LETTER.


MR. A. n GIBSON, CLERK ERWIN AND THE SUPPRESSED
CANNON LETTER.
MI. A. NJ. Gibson is expected to be placed upon
the stand before the Springer committee, and will
De examined as to the Cannon letter and the dis
patches concerning the Murray matter. Mr.. En-
~1n the clerk Of the committee, insists that the
dispatches were prepared by Mr.. Gibson and the
manl1oid copies made by him, except about ten
lines.
WHAT Mr.. BREWSTER CAMERON SAYS
With relation to the suppression OF the Cannon
letter, MI. Brewster Cameron said to a STAR re-
porter to-day that Special Agent Ballin had re-
ported to him shortly after the papers had been
sent to the committee from the Department Of IuS.
tlce that A. NJ. Gibson had taken one or the papers
the Cannon letter. Ballin, In reporting this said
mat Gibson took the letter from among The papers
ip aha put II IN his pocket, and afterwards had the
clerk put it In one OF the drawers. Mr Cameron
says he then told him to be sure to fnd the letter
and return II with the rest
he cIerk OF the committee repeats substantially
what Mr. Cameron says Ballin reported, and says
That Gibson afterwards explained his action by
saying that be did not want the newspapers to get
noId oI TIE Cannon letter, as they would use it to
snow That Murra5's prosecution was by the Nor
TEXT OF THE CANNON LETTER.
The following is the letter:
Hon Wayne AcVedoh, Attorney General United
States:
Dear Sir: President Garfield requested me to see
you ana ask To bring to him Or cali TO his attention
papers IN the case or Mt Eli II. Murray, who was
Us marshall OF Kentucky. but 1s now governor OF
'e>tlSatlon OF the acts OF Gov. Murray while L. $
HlatsEai. made 10y Special Agent Chase for the De-
paftinent OF Justice. and have been Ia his hands,
Very respectfully, GEO O. CANNON
another paper Is said to have been lost but there
Is soihe uncertainty about the matter
Evening star., 1884-04-07
Wall Street To-day.

SATURDAYS ADVANCE IN PRICES MAINTAINED.
New YORK.. April Wall street, 1:5s p m.-The
Post says: The Stock market was generally firm
this forenoon, and the advance In the last hour on
Saturday was fully maintained. Union Pacific,
however, was the special feature which gave tone
to the whole market, nearly onehalf OF the entire
business OF the forenoon being IN that STOCK. which
also showed an advance at l2 O'Clock OF ~ over
the closing price OF Saturday. The affairs OF the
Eastern Trunk Line pool remain In as unsettled
condition ever. The market for bonds was mod
erately active, and prices, where changed, were
generally higher