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DECORATION AY-HYMENEAL-CIvIL SER
VICE LRAIfnS- lRDINA Ions

DECORATION AY-HYMENEAL-CIVIL SER
VICE ERAUDS-DRDlNAl IONS
IRON An OCCASION CORRESPONDENT uF THE TRIBUNE
Troy, May 20.-Decoraton Day will be With
out a parade tomorrow There viii be public afternoon
and evening exercises In Music Hail. with addresses aud
singing by public school children. Judge Austin A.
Yates Of Schenectady, will lbs orator OF day. The tomb
OF General William -. TpDts Will be decorated by lib
bliss Corps and Tibbits's Cadets.
This week has been noticeable for the number OF suits
that were brought against the city for falls icy walks
In most cases the city victorious.
Tomorrow seventyeigt students Of st. Josephs Theo-
logical Seminary Roman Catholic, receive holy Orders
from Bishop wadhans OF Ogdensburg. OF these five are
10 be ordained priests the Others TO minor orders.
Al Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow Bishop Doano
will orialn 10 the diaconae Charles Temple, graduate
from the General Theoogical Seminary In New York.
aud member Of Christ Church and 10 the priesthood
the Rev. Henry Macbeth assistant minister nj st.
Johns and the Rev H. Ashton Henry assistant minister
"A Christ Church
prOachiug hymsnesl incidents II the wedding OF Miss
Eaton daughter of The late T. o. Eaton, OF THIS city, and
Colonel J. Ford Kent. Sd United states Infantry, on
June g. Engagements are announced OF Miss Lucy
Price daughter OF COnmsdOro Cicero Price. aud sister
of Mrs Loui. Hamersley. OF NewYork toAfred 4. Rem
shaw Baltimore. and Of Miss Anna l.. Burton, daugh
ter OF Dr. VI. H. Burton 10 james l. Plumb, OF NewYork
Miss Ruth White prom nent In amateur dramatic and
vocal circles In Troy. will married June w.
J. Moore OF Geneva. and the Rev. j. H. Houghton. Of
Salem will marry Miss Frances A. Hance, OF New-GOrk
on June 80 at the Church Of the TransiiguratiOn.
EX.POce Commissioner :. A. Craig, Is Registrar OF
Vital Statistics aud wants rrappointment. With others
he went before Cvil service examiners. IN the
sccreted arithmetic II taken from him. but he
Is a favOrite of the "rng" he announced To nave
passed the examination hut the lowest OF the list.
Walter H. Bish of the Giibert-Bush Car Company and
formerly win the James GoOd Car Company, at Albany,
was biried In this city to-day.
The Columbia College ball club thi. afternoon defeated
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute nne Score 10 q
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


The grain markets to-day sustained rally
that OF little Importance. For short time In the
morning there fair buying to cover shorts, but for
the greater part OF the day the tendency OF prices
downward under the influence OF the fine weather for
the spring wheat the large receipts and the absence
OF outside purchases At the recent decline better ex-
port demand hAs been reported and the engagements
to-day included 900 bushels Of wheat and about
10000 bushels OF The markets ended unsettled
special feature but with some bulls hoping for
rally next week In view OF the general Dearsh course
weeks speculation In wheat options the decline
from last night ranged from Is % lie cent:
nua figures follows: Juae 9-os cents. July
81 OOas August 81 OBJ september 81 O3i9 In corn
June 53l aud July 32ia cents shovel losses OF =
cent; Angus j3ii aud september a were lower
oats without interesting feature and declined y
ceut to 81 for June 37s for July August or
tons were UNCHANGED at - cents IN the provision
markets lari continued weak aud while June options at
10 80 show a gain Of cent the other months iell u
to 80 - for July SO 80 for August aud 80 9l Tor
september. 49,,
At Ncwlork. Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain toll lay were: Wheat 27OOo) bushels
CORP 1872 $50 bushels 1892 bushels total grain,
IgDl3G bushels -four. 1878 barrels Tue receipts AT
Chicago. Milwaukee and ~. Louis were; wheat 2lOoSS
bushels: 32O.JB2 bushels oats, 27362D bushels
total sr,in. sO66tO bushels; nOlr. lO.5ll barrels
Tomorrow being National holiday the Produce TX
change will be closed IN Muniay.
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Earnrd runs Brooklyn o. Virgins. / Base on ais
BroDklyn q mi l. Base on errors-Br oxlyn =: var
GINA 4 Lift bases-iirooK yn - NlrZa a. D. Suucs
q vr inia s. Dolbs plsysrPylr Hig ans
Johnston Wtli ches None Passed Dals-H0use iolder
Time-I45. Umpire-West
There Will he games at the Polo Grounds to-day
the first contest being AZ ll:3O "A. M. Tie afternoon
game will be called usual, 81 O'Clock The New,1orK
and St Louis clubs will he the contesting mines mere
will also he two games Ia Brooklyn.
The Metropolitan Cnb will he strengthened In ie"
days by the addition OF two new players
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-The Philadelphia and Bhfa-
10 clubs played here to-day and although the score was
poorly played aud dragged heavily
at times. Calvin Iate home IN AM was iOhiN "P
plauieu. The home players won the game DY scoring
five the seventh inning OY nne bAttng the hrst
four men coming the bat making clean hits Diily
was wild In his delivery, but elective Tne score was
AS follows:
Philadelphia ..-. .-----....----..o i
BuaalO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u = z " y
Bass Philadelphia 10 Buffalo. Errors-P ha ie
pbia. 10; Buffalo O. Pitchers-Daly and CALVIN Umpire
Mr.. Cushnan.
TRENTON, May 20.-Tne Trenton and Wilmington clubs
payed to-day the home nine winning by punching their
hits at oppOrtune moments The score was:
Trenton. ...........--.............-1 o u
Whining OF .....-..-...............O " =
Base hits Trenton 9; Wilmington. H. ETors-lrenon'
o; Winip ston, o.
Rain prevented the proposed games at Baltimore ana
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ONO MEN IYOUIRIYG ABOUT royTIyE

The special committee to investigate tho
Tonne system OF life insurance. appointed by the ONO
Senate held their session yesterday at the Equt
bic Building President Hyde, Of the Equitable Life
Assurance society and Mr. Van CSe. assistant actnary
having charge OF the Tontins department. were ex-
amined. The committee have engaged Stephen llomans
Insurance actuary to aid them in sitting evidence and
pTopoundng questions. The committee are authorized
to investigate those companies prAstising I0nlne III
OHIO. Reporters were not admitted.
member OF the committee said that In excluding re-
porters they had desire To withhold the testimony
from The public rather to II and the reporters
from being afflicted with mass Of dry and uDintefes
ing details all the testimony would be published IN
members OF the committee the close OF eacn session.
would give ont just as much Inf rmati0n AS they
thought the public would be Interested in getting. MI
HYDE said he had no authority in the matter
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NOTES FROM STATE CENTRES
SYRACUSE.
WIFE sELLIEG-sPoRTsMENs CONVENTION

"A DRAMATIC
f,no,, y occ ,sroyAt CORRESPONDENT or TIL. rRrBUSel
svn,c,,sr Nav 29.-Tbe Rev. DR.. Norman Seaver,
If the Fourth Presbyterian Church. left here yesterday
for bis new pastorate In St. Paul The church has ap-
nointed acom,nittee TO secure new PASTOR
Judoe J. Northrup started yesterday for the North
Woods where he will spend two weeks in recreation
Judee Vaun will attend 10 his business.
The Social Art Club OF Syracuse VIII visit POWERS
art gallery in Rochester on Saturday.
John WISE OF Geddes, has sold his WHO 1or % W
Charles Williams. He found that Williams was ausn-
tive TO her and was at first angry but finally said that
bs was hard ND and would sell his partner to Williams,
and saw nothing more abo ut the matter.
jam, b. Hopkins city Editor of e The Journal
has written drama entitled Beyond Doubt" when
is to be produced at lion on June s.
reunion OF former pupils Of the High School Is 10
be held at the house and grounds OF Dr. Bacon' inc
nrincipal. on the afternoon and evening OF June 4.
Thu Misses ROBBIE Ida and Eunice Peck left here for
New. York last evening, whence, in company with MIS-
Meacham. Mrs. Groot and Munson Allen. OF Auburn
they sail on Saturday by the Britannia for Liverpool
Ste,heu Stedman of The Sunday Herald on Friday
married Miss annie l.. johnson. OF fredonia
IL il announced that the water com pany has Sc
cured site Oneida Lake, on "lhon !" oniiu pump
Tbe annual convention Of the NewYork State Sport
mans Club il to be held in Syracuse on June ~ hIa
meeting Of III OnOnuhgh opoieS'neHo S''D ''-T'
ming the various committees OF arrangements were APP
pointed. vi. ,.,o
Thomas Parish Sherman. the ork lawyer woo
haa Iaon confined IN tho Penitentary since February
90 has been released the withdrawal OF the SUIT tor
SO 900. instituted by Rowland G. Hazard OF New
York.
President H. o. Laid. of the University OF New
Mexico has accepted invitation from Bishop Hunt
inpton and ot ers TO deliver an address at PlymouI
CT urcl Sunday evening. on the subject oil ihoiah
education
The local Order oil Elks sent handsome floral design
to New-YoIk yesterday, to be used IN the Memorial
Day obseryances by the Metropolitan Lodge The EN-
bem will be put upon tae graves OF soldiers IN the
Elks' Rest 49,,
The fourth annual field day exercises AZ 81 John
NI,tarv Scba,I under the patronage of Bishop Hunt
ington took place Thursday. speca TRAN carried
large number of spectators from Syracuse, including
the young ladies from Keble School In the evening
the ruests attended a reception given by Head Master
Craig.
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UTICA.
OBITUARY ATHLETICS HORSE RACING
MUNICIPAL

IFRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE
UTICA, May 29.-Nlrs. Charles s. Symonds
died on Sunday she sister OF Charles Il. Fitch of
Rochester and wife OF the president OF the Utica City
National Bank.
Joseph Barjro OF oriskauy Falls, age sixty three.
committed suicide on Saturday
For the rst time in years the police of Utica shoot
ing unmuzzled dogs.
Hamilton College had It's athletic field day on wednes-
day. W. A. Lathrop won at the running broad jump,
100 yards dash and high jump; W. d. More the 900
Yards dash r. @. Perrne the hurdle race, and j. IL.
Ayers throwing the hammer.
Gases o. diphtheTia on the increase
William H. Clark, pork packer has failed. ITe was
generally supposed TO be WORTH $4,000. Ie was one OF
the oldest merchants of this place.
There yeight entries for the here on June
Gil.
Mayor Kinney at the last meeting OF the Common
Council vetoed five important resolutions. The Council
by vote OF 10 to passed all the resolutions over his
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sTEAMsHIP MEN ~ GOOD HUMOR

The managers and agents Of all the foreign
steamship lines felt IN good spirits yesterday over the
prospects of "A speedy reorganization OF the North At
iantc steamship Conference. Mr. Langlands, general
mana ger, and Mr. Kennedy. chairman OF the board OF
managers the National steamship Line. are on the
Efruria due here tomorrow; representative OF the
White star Line Is the way here on the Celtic. aud
MIR COchrane general manager OF the human
Line is now here take part In the negotia-
lions. A question which seemed to stand IN the
way of reestablshment OF the conference with
gard TO the fast sevenddys steamships allowing the
other steamers dierental rates. II has been agreed
that the fast OF tile Cunard Line shall allow the
steamers of White star Line diierentia rate OF
per cent and other lines diferential rate OF 10 per
cent fl is believed that when the North Atlantic Con-
ference il reOrganzed steerge rates on all Of the lines
Will be advanced TO go.
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n,noNOYAN ROSA SUED.

An action brought by DIR. Denis ID. Muleahy
against J. ODonoyan Rosa, occupied the attention OF
Justice McAdam IN the City Court yesterday The PLAIN
tin claims that Ia February 1877, he made contract
with Rosa for the QOr the latter OF the body
of Colonel John OMahoney TO Ireland Rosa was
at one time and $237 at another.
leaving bane. due OF $fG3. suit to recover 70 -
oonnt was begun IN the Superior Court against hofsa
s ona OF The trustees the sgirnishi9g fund ROSS,
denied that he had anything 10 do with this IuGi an
Gun Ia the Guy Court Rosa, ia his answer acnitta
fhat he Lad paid tie $500, but SAID II was was
eavea a A eratlity from the fund OF feaan
6rotberhooi lie said he knew nothidg OF the
alleged payment by him Of 1927 afterwsrd lie also
reaied Inc statute OF limitations, six years having cx-
ired since the claimed TO have been naue
Yesterday DR. Mulcaby acting a. his own lawyer ague
NATION 10 strike this the ground u Ifhuu
and perjary ON the part Of Rossa Thomas Moan, Tor
Rosa opposed this The decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-30

Justice Bartlett yesterday IN the Supreme
Court Brooklyn gave decision In the case OF Thomas
nevinc the Yonkers striker Deyine was arrested Tor
<><rfernc With workmen who took the places OF the
<<1<ers in the Yonkers carpet mills he applied 10 City
7a6ee Pcnx OF Yonkers for trial by Jury and the app
ss1r WINS granted but the carpetmt owners obtained
from Judge Cullen. the supreme Court an otuer 70
show cause why mandamus should not issue oompea-
no Indie Pentz 10 proceed with the trial without
anry Jnstice Bartlett heard the argument ana sns-
famed the action OF Judge Pentz Tor tilal ny
Snry In his opinion he says: The most that can DO
id ia maj where q defendant charged with being us
orderly person brought before hsl IT becomes tne
ntv ~ he fy Judge to decide whether, under the law,
be shond try the rtcuar charge with or withou. inc
ala OF Jury Hs decision OF that q1estion Is surety
i,aial determination. which u 10 not the ONCE OF VIII
Of m andaInus review.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET


National Transit certificates were decidedly
weak to-day. The price fell from sos to 70l2@'V's
cents and the activity OF dealings confined mainly
10 the afternoon face OF this drop In value carry
ing prices low they have been FOR several
DAYS but volume of transactions was Increased o
nearly 900. 900 barrels The only unavuraOie news
W.. the increase In tho production OF the Thorn Creek
Iisfrct To ,2I barrels There appcaro 10 bo sup
port to the market aud the selling movement carried
prices down only trivial reactions The close WIS
weak Ia tone , 1910, -.
follows;
sO3s Lowest 19l2
Hiehest............... sos tinal.......... Ie'S
Tue refined market dull with change In quota
TONS
IRAIIonD Penn May 2s.-Natonal Transit Cortn-
cafes opcued at sos and closed at 1913 HIGHEST price.
sO9 lowest price, 1873 Cearances l,s3z,OOO barrels.
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PRICES AVID FEATURES OF TIE MARKETS.

California fruit has been prominent feature
OF the fruiterers stock this week. There have been
OF peaches from the Santa Barbara ncighborhood
sell readily for 50 and s. case holding from 70 to
100 peaches They picked green. but get chance
TO ripen the journey. which lakes days. April
worth 81 30 and - box containing about
800: cherries from LOs Angeles sell for 80 for 20
pound while currans from the Pacific cost 20 cents
a pound In the East Strawberries are still the only
that has ripened The berries OF superior
quality aud COM from the Norfolk truck gardens. The
price Is dow - to 80 cents q quart.
oyster Bay asparagus at their cheapest and
best at 80 cents bundle. be had for 30
peck. string beans Is cents quart new potatoes
from the south 81 peck. Bermuda potatoes 81 20
peck and tomatoes 20 cents quart
RestIgouche salmon the II sh stalls and cost go
cents pound, blhe1sh plentiful and sell for ID
cents pOmpanO 80 CENTS Spanish mackere 40 cents,
and whtebait 80 North River shsd have become
thing or tue past their place being taken by the Con-
neciicut River roe shad at 60 cents.
The beat butter brings only % cents pounds,
) cents cheaper than this time last year. Long
Island eggs cost 20 cents aud State eggs Is cents
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wRANGLrNG OVER THE FRENCH ESTATE.

A motion was made before Surrogate Rollins
Yesterday in behalf of Thomas j. French by his counsel
George W. Blunt for the re noyal OF all the other eA
ecnors named in the will of his father. Colonel hcnara
French In his affidavit Mr. French aeeia sI
that the other executors, ms shor tbev
have misnanaged the estate. that they have male IN
antbrzed aud disobeyed the Orucrs Oh no
surroyate He saws that Charles T. French, IN c0nse
onence of an accident while out cunning IN june
Ys6d wnerey he lost his eyesght, has become vicious
obstinate and eccentric, Is governed by DINERS anu V
one occasion discharged firearms at the head oi n,e
stairs I'm his hous@ at night declaring that there WAS
burglars 10 the house. aud has struck young chuen i"
his house without cause. ~ ~, H., h,s
C,sorgy bliss replied for Charles T. French ulat ms
father had himself selected MIN in 1877 as eNecto anu
gave him much money on account vi n rs I'm
ness "a to the other executors NO reason nan poeh
given for removing the executors. Thomas j. frehcn
had himself mortgaged his share Tor @-l,ooV anu
promptly passed it over TO bis wife so That might uo'
be followed . ca. , ro,oh ro,,l,aI
Abel crook in behalf Of Thomas j. French repnei
that Charles r. French had developer the TRAITS com
plained OF since he qualided as an executor Mr. n
also novel for accounting The Surrogate reservoir
ms decision.
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THE CASE. OF NATHANIEL SANDS.

A motion to set aside the judgment for
900 obtained in April last In suit brought by .no
city against Nathaniel Sands argued before Jusco
Lawrence In the Supreme Court, Chambers yeStrruy'
The suit was brought to $4,000 paid 10 MI
Sands under an agreement with Richard D. Connolly a
Controller in 1871 to pay him one-haf of per cent
for negotiating Sl50,OO0.O00 OF city bonds MT
Sands negotiated $l5,OoO,OOo of the bonds
and took $4,000 his commission
which, with accrued interest. amounted 70
SAP 900 Mr. Sands. after his recent arrest IN Son
necticut held to bail in motion 10 reu ,%e
which is awaiting the result OF tha motion 10 open 'ho
inquest and set aside the judgment. -. AZ,
Miron Wipsow urged the motion. saying thit M;
Sands did know that the suit hal been presseu, anu
supposed 1t was dead long ago Meantime ne hho re-
ceiyed no information of 1t from his counsel wn9
did not know whore he was ne s ngx 100
that Mr. Sands was entitled to the sow
for commissions. and that he had an equtauo,o
counter Claim for $l75 900 additional against the city
for the balance OF the loan. Thomas T. Wickes hnu
Charles p Miller opposed the motion. and claimed tnat
as Mr. Sands was Tax Commissioner al the time OF tne
transactions he had no right to the conmissoh 'u'0
Lawrence reserved his decision .,,,.
BRIDGHPoRT May 29-Nathaniel sind OF Norwak'
who il held under $150000 ball. was again brought DO
fore Judge Phelps In the superior Court TINS gu
writ of habeas corpus and pication was made oy M
coun reduction of ball Judge phelps postponed
the hearing until next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-30
DyDyoATIyG A CHAPEL ron IMMIGRAXTS..

. The new chapel of the German Lutheran
Em1rant Association at No 20 Safest, dedicated
Yesterday afternoon by the Rey. w BerRemeier, the
resident pastor OF the institution Addresses were made
W. Passavant Editor OF The Workman OF Pittsburg tne
Rev. DR. f. Moldehnkc, pastor OF the Forty
second Street Lutheran church, ana u
&. Korner, president Of the organization. This
society was organized about twelve years ago. and
in that dged and cared for over 100000 Ger
and scandinavian immigrants who are entertained
free charge when unable TO the moderate raes or
the Institution The growth OF the work made necessary
the addition OF a i've story wing, forty-two feet by
twenty and In this structure Is the chapel
which is "a neatly furnished and weighted room capa-
Bile OF seating 200 people.
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IArovIA JOcKEY CLUB MEETING.

CINCINNATI, May 29.-At the Latonia Jockey
Club races to-day the attendance was large track slow
and tie weather threatening. heavy rain fell before
the fourth race The first race distance SIX furongs,
WAS won by Avery by neck. Helianthus second, Char
ley Lucas close third Fine. ll9ia The Harold
Stakes for twO-year-Ods, five furOngs were taken by
Bapkrnpt five lengths ahead OF Tartar. Phil Lee third
Time l:O1 In the Giidea Stakes for three-year-old
flles Ia miles Lizzie Eyer god lie al thd won
handily In three lengths LAdy Maynard second ultima
tuln poor third. Time BIB. The fourth race, handi-
can L. miles was run Ia mud aud water. Clay Pate
won the race by lengths, Compensation second Ten
booker the favorite. third. Time. 2:47l2.
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days market Ia that such declines made were
without the aid Of Grads" "hammerng." Bears
the chief buyers of the early day and they prob
ably much disgu at the absence Of
the usual and proverbial antehollday rally The busl
better distributed than usual Of Late and there
Is nothing that calls for special mention except the
support given to Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. That stock recorded transactions OF
26100 against 900 shares yesterday and a
exceptional in opening a cent higher than last
evenings figure It later sold mp Z to 1914 declined
to 1O0 but its nal price of 101 Il shows advance Of
y per cent-the only active stock that does not show
decline Central Of New-Jersey lost more than yester.
days gain aud closed &c. Among the granger stocks
the stock selected for special support
and 1t shows na decline Of only per cent while st.
Paul down % aud Omaha preferred 1ss cent The
market closed weak at small recoyees from the lowest
figures.
Government bonds moderately active at steady
figures but the sales and bids for the IS of pee
cent Annexed are the closing quotations:
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PARK CONCERTS TO BEGv TOMORROW

The Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yBsItTudJ IcV1 ,.,
n letter from the & Turn Nereln Association
thanking them action In favor OF sunday con-
certs at Central Park and OF opening the museums on
A ~ IN II the weather IA favorable was presented III
the eoronaton march from " The Prophet by Meyer
beer other selections OF sacred music from Beet
hoven Verdi and Goupod The programme closes WIN
familiar National airs, closing with " Old Hundred.
The Central Park will be given by Cappas Itn
Regiment Band Bains G9th Regiment Band wiz give
Regiment Band at rompkns square on Thursday nights
and Ebens 7lst Regiment Band at the East River Park
Saturday nights. There will be no music at WASH
iugton Square this summer.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSFOy SF0OSs
Boston May 20, 1885.
FRIDAY, May 29-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, May 29-P NJ
The stock speculation what there Is OF 1t, to-day was
disturbed by developments Of trouble In the newly Or
ganiEed Western pools. which were foreseen by the
knowing ones from tho beginning, and by break in
Philadelphia OF about per cent In the price of Pennsy
Railroad stock Tho support to which the market
has become partly withdrawn, and such
as there was was gwen only splsmodcaly and in
lected spots Hence with business OF 49, 254 shares
by no large but the largest of this week
dropping and promscuous holders OF stock are
holders only because OF their belief that the cllques
must force On advance lind market tor their shares
were disseminated II not disgusted Tho feature OF the