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SrErnESvILLE, March 50. = Burglars
made an effort to enter the clothing store
Of Foreman and Mcconnell. Three or
tOur holes in the rear door were bored.
outan iron plate on the inside prevented
an entrance. The edge Of the door and
casing were broken by bar, but the ma.
tauden were frightened away. 1t is be-
lieyed an organized gang Is intesting the
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uan rsel sernrp.

WASHINGTON, March Postmaster
General Villas has authorized the state
mens that railway postal clerks who have
become efficient and valuable men, againat
whomno Just complaint can be brought
and who have not turned their attention
to political labors during the service, need
have no fear OF being disturbed.
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TuE French Ministry has resigned
after the troops Of the Republic were de-
teated in Tonquin. The French Ministry,
or somebody eisenhower was responsi-
bic for sending a handful OF soldiers to
that country-ought to abdicate. The
smoothing iron Is not the only weapon
John Chinaman can WELD effectively, and
Johnnie Crapaad has finally found out
that his Mongolian enemy eau starch
something else besides shirts.
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jan peiIyerryI Iat chaflosto,lpi, on iii,

CnARlEsros, ILL, March so.-seyen
prisoners in the county jul essaRed yes-
terday atterpooph hs Barstass . holst through
the ceiling with . piece oissGrapi Iron taken
from 4. water sink The jail Is under the
court room, and the prisoners got, into the
court room and passed out through The
windows and walked one hS oRe In plain
view Of many eitlzeIs, without exciting
suspicion in time 10 apprehena them,
Dan Cook, colored, who murdered his vile
In Mattoon laat summer was feeaptaEed,
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Tur star.eyed Goddess of Louisville is
visiting Greystone. II she eau make
herself heard through tilden's ear-rumpet
ns,bsps President Cleveland will-go
,irbt along and tread the ilowery path he
bas chosen.
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Iiroice 10th THUMB.

NEw YoRx, March s0.-Jack Williams
and James Nelson, both Of Brooklyn,
fought thirty three.minute rounds near
Long Island City this afternoon, Nelson
broke both thumbs, and the two hundred
and tltty dollars stakes were awarded 10
Williams, fTI' y -
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Doaol, challeneo,,.

ST. LOUIS, March so.-j. a. st. John,
,hiet representative of aquatic sports in
his city, challenges Beach, who defeated
Hanlan in Australia Saturday, to row Jake
iaudair, Of this city, for s., 600 a side and
.he championship Of the world, the race
o take place in the United States, and st.
John to allow Beach $500 for expenses.
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DOES the President mean to say that
endorsement by the State administration Of
this great and CROWN" state is to be fatal
for four long years? Some OF us sturdy
nOuntaincers who are not getting any
thing want to know.
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MORE DISGUST
Over olevslaud's ssiections-rhe Star Eyed
Goddess ut Greystone.

Over Cleveland's se1ections-The Star Eyed
Goddess at Greystone.
NEw YoRK, March 3o.-There has been
considerable gossip in National politics
flying around the uptown resorts in the
last day or two. Itis suspected to have
had It's origin n the visits to this city Of a
numberoi prominent Democrats, some Of
whom failed to register at their hotels.
Among others who have been here are ex-
Senator "Cerro Gordon Williams and
Henry Watterson, OF Kentucky; W. O.
Candy, OF Illinois; ]. N. Weston, Of Mich
igan; John S. Wise, Of Virginia: John
Block, OF Wisconsin ex-senator Wallace,
OF Pennsylvania; Senator Jones, OF Flor
ida; Chairman Barnum, OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee; Chairman w.
E. Smith, Of the New York Democratic
State Committee, and incidentally Minis.
ter Phelps and Secretary Whitney. There
Is great deal OF under-the-breath swear
ing going on over the course OF the Ad-
minlstration.. 0nememberoft theyounger
school OF politics expressed himself last
night in this language:
Politics has become, a roaring farce,
gentlemen. We rant and rave, march in
professions, get up big meetings, make
stump speeches, spend our good cash,
sweat through our best clothes, row all
day and all night, for three long months,
and wind up with a big fight at the polls
on election day with our neighbors. all for
what2 Why, to let a lot of old Turyey-
drops come In and walk offwith the cream
cheese. It isa farce, gentlemen. Let us
all laugh"
The result Of all this has been that Mr..
Watterson, accompanied by Mr.. 0. O..
Stealey, the Washington correspondent Of
the CourieteJ Journal, left the city early this
morning for Greystone. Mr.. Watterson
would not say anything about the object
OF his trip, except, "of course the old
mans dead and has no interest In politics,
but all the same we are going up TO see
him, and We will know more about 1t
when we come back" VI
]. II. Weston, of Grand Rapids, the
Democratic banker who raised most OF the
money for the Michigan campaign, said 10
reporter: "Mr. Cleveland is in some
respects different from. any politician !
eyer knew. You can't lead him, ordriye,
or sway him. He was friendly to Michf-
gar. fhat.was al; we knew about it after
our, visit to him. We wanted certain
places and had certain meniwho could ell
them. sAllof sudden We gotfword that
we could have the Commissio OF
Patents. We had 70 find d man, though
1t smashed all our states. It seems he
wasn't satisfied with, the material pre-
sented to his view for that place, and took
Montgomery, will make a valuable aequi-
sition to the Administration. presume
Michigan will get something in foreign
appointments. We had rather have come
Of the Central or South American! places
than the largerisalaried ones in Europe,
where itcosts twice thelsalary toliye.g
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TOSlour Council will have a chance to
set itself right before the public. This it
can 90 by sending the case Of the Chief OF
Police to the Committee on Police, where
everybody knows 1t belongs. The Mayor
can with great propriety call the attention
Of Council to the behavior Of the Com
mittee on Elections.
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wAsuisa1oS, March so.-It Is not e1+
pected there will be much Of a decreasein
the public debt for March. The receipts
this month are up TO the average but the
disbursements have been larger than
usual, the payments on account Of pen.
siaps alone amounting TO nine millions OF
dollars. $50,
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NorlcE is served smoking hot in the
Faimont Iaatr that '1t.there are any polit-
ical rings now being formed in this State,
We would like toremind the ringsters that
the people will again be heard from at
the next State Convention" For "con-
yention" may we not read election? +?
That's what counts, doancherknow2
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TuE Council Committee on Elections is
still tritling. The public is not hood
winked by this child's play, and the more
there Is Of it the firmer becomes the con-
victiOn that somebody Is afraid of some
thing. The men who are ordering, and
those servile ones who are executing,
these remarkable tactics may as well un-
dentand that the Mayor is in for a two
years war. He is young, lusty, wide
awake and determined. They can't trick
him and they can't wear him out. But
they may easily use up themselves and
The delinquent officer whom they are try
Ing to shield.
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CLEVELAND, o., March So.--The man
who was shot and killed while prying
about the premises Of W. D. Hoyt last
night, proves TO be Charles Stanley, a
painter, S0years old, who has always born
q good reputation, and his friends de-
nounee HoyPs hasty action. Hoyt isstill
at large on bail. -
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wAsulyoroS correspondent takes the
D,ip, to point out that ex'cOnfederates
r. getting the bulk Of the good things
I.om ~ .bis administration. Was 1t expect
Al tbst the tail would knock the dog silly?
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4ARor batch Of nominations was sent
n ,otbe Senate yesterday 2 but the query
.i.es. ~ how many patriots got left? II
s.r s,',' c'n count the sands Of the desert this
:sonnndrum s will not go into an almanac.
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Askating Rink Profe.,or+ ,I.,r.d.

CLEVELAND, O., March sO.4sylvester j.
Osborne, the skating professor who eloped
with Rebecca Hearsley, the Bucyrus heir.
ess, some time ago, was sentenced 1t Up.
per sapdpsky to-day to three years in tho
penitentiary. Heplead guilty.
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TuR uArEsr 1srEl11orscE. olas

2:45A.M.-At las an effort was made
TO get q bulletin concerning The
condition Of General Grant but
the reporter was unable to gain
admission to the house and no one inside
would come out. Asthe house remains as
dark as stated in an early dispatch it is not
thought q change has taken place inthe
condition Of the General.
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rnE French have discovered that the
ct,"s.e i can do somsthing more beside
,..",,ts Hu tea.boxes and boil shirts. lisa
.' ..,rjbIe revelation for the proud frog
eaten. -
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PARIS FIGHTING MAID
oyEn TnE pErsAys N goSeuIs.
ALiyoly soous in tho chamber Of D spatlos
The Ministry Resign After an untavor-
able yote-Presonce Of the Military
Prevents the Outbreak OF Riot.

Il d
sion in the Chamber Of Deputies this after
noon Prime Minister Ferry presented tn
Governments request for q credit Of $40,
0OO, 900 on account Of operations in China
Ferry at once moved for the appointment
Of a committee to examine and repor
upon the creditand he demanded thattht
motion be given priority. The motor
was rejected by a vote OF S0s to lGl. Fer
~ Immediately announced the resignation
Of the entire Ministry. President Grew
accepted the resignation Of the Ministry
Laisant and Delafosse demanded the i'm
peachment OF the ministry and Delaiosst
demanded urgency for the motion to thai
effect. Rejected, S0i to 16l. Brisson ex
tolled the bravery Of the French soldier
and sailors in the Tonquin and said they
knew how to repair the effects Of recent
reyerses. His remarks were received witt
approval. The Chamber then adjourned
TO allow the bureausto appoint q commit
teeo the new credit. An the members o.
the committee, 1t is understood, favor
voting the credit, reserving howev
or, the right Of demanding an ex.
PLANTATION from the new ministry. Several
members favor moderate colonial policy
after France has taken revenge upon
China. r.
80 ,.l".,. sIai' sal. L.. A.,
o.y@as eon..1ueu p.,s " sasnss aV,as -. y
snsDss 80 @ sne D.pu.'ss :. "Hrs .sns .s. .,.S
aaa .,aea VIZ ..l ,atseu =. Smn %lsl Ts
pe.,y po"A WIN 49,, ...e .Aa!S.. .s!p ~ -.
nouleNa.us "ete slosusu WV WV ~ 80 ~
tnlons, pus ~ ae's u s.ylsnse .a "e.e uoAe
M, 10 flesetnes ~ eons.asteu u oe luos'
iae's me-. y pe e"ileu ~ epon ~ tC. n 10"
espines' ma.en wiz inetuue 'en' JAN
penoh as minister OIL " ar
40 cnange ls expeetea IN the ffenct
poncy IN regard 70 Egypt. a.
In the senate Leroyer expressed the
senates admiration ior, ana sympalh!y
WIN the iorees IN lonquih. Apptause..
Leroyer added 1t was the duty OF the
House to vote the necessary subsidies ioi
carrying on the war. !,
Leon Say declared i was necessary e
know first the exact facts, and he wonld
therefore propose an amendment to the
Credit bill. The Senate finally adj iourned
upon hearing OF the resignation Of the
Ministry. ,s,
EXCITING SCENES.
LONDON, March 30.-A special from
Paris gives the following account of the
osa.,;.s' 80 - :. AZ .,as.;sa - ~
opening scenes NJ the taee'lns oi .he
Chamber OF Deputies today: Long be-
for the hour for the converting OF the
Chamber the streets In the vicinity were
ss.,.as .,,;.,s - - - :, -, -
pacheu win efo@as 9, eAc'seu men ana
1t soon became evident that trouble
was brewing for the Government.
stronp force Of military was on dnty
to prevent a rot and preserve order. In
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Mach dies, and the gallant acGraw, y
o,,"ad @' and buckler by his side," awaits
,sS S" ~slcome call to arms. Has the Presi-
aao ..., T roue a.ashing for Potomac shad7
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:. ENGLAND and Russia don't fight, the
rl,,i.b u S press will kick itself. It is COM
ha ...d ~ war and can't content itself with
,bs A.. dull busks Of peace.
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coSSpcTlcur gets her plum. Ex'doVet-
-, .ySs Waller, grasping a wooden nutmeg in
NOR nor hand, now says: l am Consul
csnersl to London.
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WHY HE is KBPTIBACK;
INNER nIsroRY or M,eRAws CASE.
An Immense Number Of Patricia Provided
for Neutrality-suspicious. Of Some Of the
More Prominent Appointses-How
tho south Is Faring Now.


sptrial Dispateh % lt IntAIsaeE.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-C Contrary to
expectation, the name Of John T. McGraw,
OF Grafton, to be Collector Of Internal Rev
enue for West Virginia, was not sent to
the Senate to-day. The name may yet be
sent in before adjournment Of the Senate,
but the indications are that the admins.
tration has changed its tactics and will
hold back some appointments until the
Senate gets away. Republicans have
shown SO little disposition 10 interfere
with any policy the administration might
adopt with regard to the offices, that the
President went on turning the crank and
grinding out pap for the faithful.
RKPuBLIcANsMAYINT INTERFERE.
Within day or two Republicans have
been acting as though there might be
something in the wind, aud to-day 1t was
whispered that they had drawn q dead
line. The rumor Is that they will oppose
the confirmation Of Democrats nominated
to take the place Of Republicans removed |;
that with regard to high places such as
the President has been filling, there will
be no opposition; and where terms
have expired, that goes" too, but
the President must not 60 further.
Inquiry fails to show that any
concert OF action has been agreed upon,
but there Is reason TO believe that there
Is q disposition Of this kind on thepart Of
the Republican leaders. In anticipation
Of trouble tits believed that the President
will not incur the risk of running his
head against stone wall. The possible
stand OF the Republican Senators has
given new interest to asituation that was
becoming somewhat monotonous.
BUT M'oRAw WILL GET IT.
It can be stated positively that change
in the West Virginia Collectorship has
been decided upou and that McGraw is
slated for the place. The men who have
been opposing him on the ground that bis
Democracy Is not kiln.dried, aud for other
reasons, either know that the jig is up
with them or they are not well-posted.
Ex- Governor Jackson and Col. Dan Lu:
cas- were here and wfcstled with the Pres
ident, but to no purpose. Cleveland was
afIable but immovab!e. CT.
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A convict, sent to prison, was asked
what trade he elpreierred. He said that II
It was all the sameeto them he preferred
To DO q traVelery &
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y exchange tells how galley slave =
az a. like newspaper men. don't theyf
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TIN Austrian Consul. Generalship is
flled, and our talented townsman is left,
sadly left.
HE's Aaoat, he's aIleAt, DER the waters 30 blue,
Likes leather he glIdes IN bis Birch.hAIk canoe.
What was the use Of being registered in
the short.horn herd book?
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next hour lights were extinguished, ,ex-
cept one in the library and one on the
top floor. l
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dhs Gntellisenffr,

oae,, Yos. 70 and ~ rouE.eenlh street.
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TO BE CLEANED OUT.

Tho Fourtil.class Postmastors Must Go.
Senator Camden's Correction.
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NEW YoRk, March 81, ANA 1l:45
:. N. Senator ]. B. Chatfee left the Grant
residence. He said the General had Just
been pRt to he'd, and that as compared
with his condition "a hours ago the General
was better. When askediih his physicians
considered the patient optoi danger, Mr..
chaase replied he could not say
that slch was the ease but that
his present condition was more favorable.
At ll;s5 DR.. Douglas and Colonel
Grant left the house for the night, II
being eonaiderea necessary for only Dr..
shraay 10 remain. Dr. Douglas said the
General had Just retired and was very
comfortable. Alittle morphine had been
given him TO induce sleep. The General
has been improving all daypp TO the nses:
ent, and the. betteIment had Continued all
evening He had been chatty and bright,
Sonyersing with his family and physi:
clans.
1Hispulse and temperature we're nearly
normal. He had slept Eve hours withip
the tYenty.fopr, AT midnight the yesti'
lbple doom were locked, and within the
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Itwas some time before order was re-
stored, and had It not been forthe pres
ence Of troops there is hardly any doubt
but that violence would have been done.
During the scene in the Chamber the
crowd outside became bowling mob and
made several attempts to pass the guard
in order to get inside the building, but
they were kept back by the determined
attitude Of the military.
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IMPORTANT NOMINEES.

Ishsm searcy, Of Texas; Sd district q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-24
Eassia end England.


VARNA, March 23.-1here are re-
ncwcd statements TO the effect that Rus
sia and the Porte are negotiating tor
neutrality treaty in the event OF war
between England and Russia.
BERLIN, March 2S.-RuSsia l. de
voting large portion of the recent loans
10 improving her naval strength. Ten
men-of-war are being constructed i've
OF them of the largest type OF war->hip>,
three plated cruisers. and two torpedo
rams.
CALCUTTA. March 23.-lt l. re-
pofted that orders were received from
England Saturday 10 concentrate from
10000 to 10000 men at Quota ana
Aiiahabad. Orders were ISSUED Satur-
dav TO msbilize two army corps Sgsre-
eating $4,000 men, with two strong
divisions as a reserve. Ii - intended
10 send q. 900 men 10 plshin while the
weather is cool. General Roberts Will
have command, and the Duke OF Con-
naucht and General MACPHERSON VIII
act as divisional generals.
There Is great enthusiasm among the
Sikhs, and recruits are coming forwar"
by hundreds. 1t is believed that ling
land will send $4,000 men as perma-
merit increase TO the Indian garrlsons.
LONDON. March 23.-The Post I'M
desstands that Russian officers on flr-
Tough have been ordered tie rejoin their
regiments.
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Wade s,,er, Mer. Of IL.

Mr.. T.. q. Batson, of McAllister.
Cross Roads. Tenn. was sorciy troubled
with dyspepsia. He writes - have
been using Browns Iron Bitters only
used it short time. and think ! am
we'll" IL is one OF the beauties OF the
good work accomplished by this won
derfu, iron tonic. that il is done 80
speedily. The work is permaueos. too.
Cures weakness. liver and kidney com
a,iainis, etc.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
sire In Hessersoa-Tweive stores burned
Losses and INSURANCE.


Losses and Inssrance.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RAhEIGH, N. c., March 23.-At
7 O'Clock this morning fire broke out
in the town Of Henderson in a room
over the dry goods store OF j. III. Las
sitter & Son. 1t spread rapidly, and in
two hours burned twelve stores-eight
Of wood and four Of brick.
The losses are as follows 4. w.
Finch's bar--loss. $500 insurance.
$500. NJ. Hawkins, general merchan-
dise-loss, $3.50 no insurance. Owen.
Davis & Co., drugs-loss, $500; in
surance, $3.50. j. II. Lassiter 4 Sons,
hardwsre-ioss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. j. l.. ii. Missilicrs, hardware
loss, $1,000; insurance, $3.50. NJ.
Summerfield, clothing-damage to stock,
$500 no insurance. Il. G.. Davis, dry
goods-loss, 81 900; insurance, 81 900.
Nj. Dorsey, drugs-loss, $4,000 insur-
ance. g., 900. J. II. Goodrich, general
observation-disclosures, 81 100; no insur-
ance. ID. Y. Cooper, tobacco ware
house-damage to building, $1,000; in
sured. Hunt, liquors-loss, $3.50; no
insurance. l.. ID. ii. Whitehead. bar
loss, $3.50; no insurance. T.. d..
Mitchell, bar-loss, $500; no insur-
ancc. J. G. Rowland & Co., general
merchandise to stock, 81 900 !;
no insurance.
The losses above are on stocks. On
buildings they are as follows: I. W.
Finch, $500; l.. II. Kittel's estate,
$500; J. II. Young's estate, 81, 500
insured; j. ID. Cooper. $500; 4. A.
Young, 81 900; Z. G. Davis, s. 900
insurance, $4,000; A. +. Cheatham,
four stories. $4,000. The total loss
is about $4,000: insurance, about
s2j. 900. The town has no fire de-
partment and no water supply. Snow
was used to extinguish the fire. The
entire town was in great danger. Ra-
leigh was telegraphed for aid at noon.
After the fire mob Of negroes.
drunk with stolen whiskey, took pos
session Of the streets. About $50 citi-
zens were deputized to preserve order
and made dozens Of arrests and dis
nersed the mob.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YoRx sTocx xARxEr.

N.w Yoex, March 23.--The stock
market has been feverisb. very irrcgu-
lar, and active for few Of the leading
stocks all day. Prices were influenced
largely by manipulators who circulated
rumors, which. when contradicted, were
followed by others equally potent for
the time being, and this mode Of msnipu-
lation was kept up until late in the after
noon. Pacific Mail led the list, both in
point Of activity aud advance in quota
tons. The price moved persistently
upward without any regard to the rest
Of the market, and closed 4 higher.
A report in circulation that the Pacific
roads would restore the subsidy TO the
company was denied and also reaf-
firmed. notwithstanding the deuials by
both sides. The Pacific Mail people
say no communication in the matter has
been received from the Union Pacific.
st. Paul was the leading weak stock,
and closed / lower; Union Pacific
closed | higher. and Northwestern. the
only other active stock, closed un-
changed after considerable fluctuations.
Vanderbilts were strong and dull Jer-
sey Central ! lower on account of COM
plications arising out Of its lease to
Reading. Sales, 36l 900 shares.
Noon.-Stocks active and strong.
Money, per cent. Exchange-Long,
4S3, short, 48G. Governments steady.
States quiet.
Erening.-Exchange, 4S3i. Money,
IalI per cent. Sub-Trcssurv balances
Gold, sl45,2l7 currency, s24,53o.
Governments dull {; 4 per cents, 1927 :;
per cents, l0li bid. State bonds