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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20
CLAWSoN'S CASE.
The Judgment of the Terri
torial Court Affirmed.
MILLER AND FIELD DISSENT.
r,o Cattle Trail Bi1l-Big Boston
Blaze-A Bold Robbery Spoiled
Kate Castleton's Troubles.
NJ. Judgm emit of the Territorial
supreme Court Affirmed.


g,.pryeroN. January 19.-The su-
,.orao Court has rendered decision in
tbe polygamy case of Rudger
rIawson. appellant vs.. the United
Sos an appeal from the Supreme
S Ss Of a. Utah Clawson appellant.
GoUt been found guilty by Jury OF
t 10 ,l crime of polygamy, ana uniaWIul
lII si,;tation was duly sentenced to pay
CoI fnn .a'g oq $500 and imprison-
III for 70ur wears. He appealed to the
G diI9ny ,o Court of the Territory, and
D IoodPd Tm5 Judgment on such appeal, ap-
PEI TlJ- re {be Court that sentenced him
gireT reIease upon suitable bonds. The
Iydge denied application, on the ground
1IIof fbe defendant ought not
"a he admitted bail after con-
viction and sentence, unless some extra
ordinary reason had been given. Claw
SON fhereupon sued out writ OF hd6eGs
cornas in the Supreme Court OF the Ter
rit6rv. and prayed for release, upon the
Ground that the Court below had I'M
lawfully refused to admit him to bail.
The Supreme Court oyerruled the petit
tion and remanded the prisoner
to the custody of the Marshal,
whereupon he took the present appeal
to this court. This court holds that in
asmuch as the Judgment of the Third
Judicial Court, in which the prisoner
was tried, did not impose upon him a
fine only, but also Imprisonment, his
admission to bail, pending appeal from
that Judgment. is distinctly committed
by the laws of Utah to the discretion of
the court or Judge TO whom application
for bail may be made. The Supreme
Court of Utah was, therefore, right in
overruling the petition and remanding
the prisoner to the custody of the Mar
shall, and is Judgment its affirmed.
Lnstices Miller and Field dissented.
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voorhees, and Macpenald.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, January 19.-The
Democratic members of the Legislature
held a caucus tonight, to nominate
candidate for United States Senator.
Voorhees, was re-nominated by acclama-
ton and a rising vote.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Senator MCGEE and adopted
in similar manner:
ResoEyed, That the Democratic mem
bers of the General Assembly of Indiana
unanimously represent to President
elect Cleveland that the national esteem
in which Honorable Joseph E. McDon-
aid is held, an esteem founded on char
acter, ability and political services, in
dictate him as a proper and safe
counsellor to the chief executive of
the nation, and they assure the Presi-
dent-elect that the selection of Mr.. Mace
Donald as one of his Constitutional adj
visors would be exceedingly gratifying,
not only to the Democracy of Indiana,
but to the people of the State generally.
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A Bold Robbery spoiled.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., January Dat
3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon bold
attempt at robbery was made at the
Office of the Grant mill, Carpenter
street, this city, owned by C. B. and r.
Knight Two men presented pistols at
the head of Edward Burlingame, book
keeper, and demanded $500 just re-
ceiYed by him to pay help. Burlingame
refused to surrender the money. The
robbers evidently expected a confede-
rate. who, however, did not appear, and
as there was another person in the
room with Burlingame, the robbers ran
away,
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Poisoned.

CHARLEsToy, W. Va. January 18.--
Great excitement prevails in st. Adams,
near this city, over the poisoning Of
Misses Annie, Blanche, and Jennie
Burns, three highly respective young
ladies Of that place. The ladies' had
been TO an entertainment on Friday
night, and oversight yesterday for the
family breakfast They prepared their
own breakfast, using water III a barrel.
Shortly after eating breakfast they be-
came very sick, and were taken with
cramps. The symptoms indicated poi
son, and the ladies were treated by
doctors Tor that trouble. Upon exami-
nation the water in the barrel was found
to contain arsenic. How it got there
Is a mystery, which will probably never
be solved. The victims are in a serious
condition.
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Big Boston Blaze.

Bosroy, January 1S.-To-night fire
broke out in the Bay State Sugar Re
finerv. No. 81, Eastern Avenue, a build
ing Of brick, four stories high, with
frontage Of about 40 feet on Eastern
Avenue, and extending back about 80
feet lie Sargent's wharf. The. flames
spread to the Standard Dyewood Works
which abutu upon the refinery on Sar-
gents wharf aud extend down the ave
nue. towards thewharf. These mills are
three stories high and about 50 or 80
feet in length. They are nearly or
quite destroyed. The refinery is ope-
rated by Q. Atkins & Co, who, it is
understood, own the brick block as well
rs the refinery buildings. Their loss
will probably be heavy, fully insured.
The dye mills property is owned by the
heirs Of George n. Black.
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Fire and Death.

DENVER, Coll, January 19.-fri6une-
Republicans Socorro, N. NJ: Fire last
night destroyed the Abeyha block. Loss,
$4,000. The heavy losers are Don An
tonic, Y A. AbeyIia, Hoyle & Co.,
drugs, Sporting Bros, dry goods, Abey-
liza & Nephew, jewelry, and Armstrong
James r. Lord proprietor of the
Lewis Lord Theatrical troupe, and a
veteran actor, died yesterday from cry
sipelas. The remains were taken to
Chicago for interment. The company
was dissanded.
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a. - Arkansas CIergyman.

Who has preached the gospel Tor 40
years, has been greatly afflicted with
kidney troubles. His case is such an
obstinate one, and his age is so great
that he cannot hope for absolute cure;
but he writes from Richland, that he
has used three bottles OF Browns Iron
Bitters, and adds, Il have felt more
relief than from anything I have ever
used" He desires an additional sup
ply of this great family medicine in or
der to make further trial.
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1r1rdered-Yessel ashore.

SAN Francisco, January 19.-Lorenzo
Dutil, a saloon keeper at 1441 San Pablo
avenue, Oakland, Gala, was murdered
last night. The discovery was made
late this morning. His head was
hacked to pieces with a hatchet. Rob
berry was evidently the. motive for the
crime, as the till was broken open and
the diamond studs torn from the dead
mans shirt. No clue to the murderer.
The British ship De,ca G'ugddhnr,
from Callas. for Portland, Ogn., went
ashore at Shoalwater bay, Oregon, yes
terday. The crew were saved. The
vessel is total loss.
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Sinking.

W11KEsBARRE, Pa, January 19.-Sister
Theresa, niece of James G. Blaine, is
gradually sinking at the convent here
All hopes of her recovery are aban-
doned. Her sisters in religion have
become reconciled 10 the fate which
cannot be aYerted. She is suffering
with brain fever.
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The Fire.

kANKAKEE. January 19.-The bodies
OF five other victims of the Kankakee
hospital fire were rescued to-day.
trustee Donovan reached the city to-
DAY. Men have been placed at each of
me twenty furnaces of the hospital,
DAY and night, to prevent a recurrence
OF the accident.
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Cost ola Kick.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, January 49,
George Thurston was given verdict,
last night, in the Kent circuit court,
against Ransom C. Luce, for $4,000, for
being kicked down stairs by Luce ten
years ago. Thurston sued for SIC, 900
and the large verdict causes general
surprise. It will probably be appealed.
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RECEIVERS Appointed.

PORTLAND, Oregon, January f9.-The
English bondholders of the Oregon &
California railroad, which defaulted on
the January interest, applid to the
United States court for receiver TO-
day. R. Kaehler, the present manager,
and A. g. Cunningham were appointed
Joint receivers.
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Fire in Denver.

DENVER, Colo, January 19.-The dry
goods house of A. L. WEIGH & Co.
burned this morning. Estimated loss,
10000, fully covered by insurance,
which was distributed among nineteen
different companies. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20
The Daily Occurrence.

ST. LOUIS, January 19.-The Wabash
train from Chicago met with a serious
accident about ten miles east of East st.
Louis this morning. 1t is reported here
that twelve persons were more or less
seriously injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20

COMPOSED of genuine French Grape
Brandy, Extract of Smart-Weed and
Jamaica Ginger, with Camphor Water,
DR.. Prices Compound Extract of Smart
Weed excels as a remedy for colo,
cholera morbus, diarrhea, ..dysentery or
bloody-fiux, or TO break up colds, fevers
or infammatory attacks. G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20
b acklen,s Arnicn salre.

R, Inc best salve IN the world for Cuts,
Fuses r. uses Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
ccSyel Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
and u lli, Corns, and all skin eruptions,
Te -r positively cures Piles, or no pay
fec5t ui req It's guaranteed to give per
Pr Pr satisfaction, or money refunded.
N e + p cents per box. Sold by Q. c.
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The New York senatorship.

ALBANY, January 19.-Crowds of poll
icians are assembling at the Deleyan, at
Eyarts' headquarters. The attendance
at the Morton headquarters is not so
large. The great question of discussion
is whether the ballot to be taken this
evening in caucus will be UivG goce or
secret The strength OF opposing par
ties viii be accurately tested by the vote
a secret ballot and Eyarts men for an
open one,
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Rescued.

LONDON January 19.-Eleven persons,
who were in the missing boat of the i'll
fated packet, admiral Moorson, have
been rescued in an exhausted condition.
They had been in the boat since Thurs
day night.
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he would pit against the winner, and
said that Captain j. C, DAILY was a new
aspirant for champion honofs. The
crowd left in a fairly good humor,
although many denounced the police
for interfering.
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CieaPanceS.

BosToS, January 19.-The total clear
ances OF twenty-six leading clearing
houses for the week ended January
17th, with the percentage of decrease, as
compared with the same period last
year, is as follows: Clearance, $7S6, $780,
$50, decrease 1919.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20
Indian Pow-wow,

PORTLAND, Oregon, January ia
council of the Yakima Indian nation
was held last week, to conclude treaty
whereby the Northern Pacific railroad
secures the right of way through the
reservation. Government was repre-
sented by Col. R. s. Gardner, special
Indian agent The council lasted three
hours only, and every point was amic-
ably settled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20
Cashiers Caught.

NORWICH, Conn, January 10
Cashier Mech and Assistant Cashier
Webb, of the Merchants Bank, were
arrested to-day by United States
Marshal Keurey for emtezzling from
the bank funds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20
A Dead Lock.

PRESCOTT, A. T., January 1S.-There
Is dead lock in the legislature. The
council stands six to six, and the House
WE'VE to twelve, one Republican voting
Win the Democrats. Both houses will
probably adjourn sine die tomorrow.
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Another Assignment.

NEW YORK, January 19.-Richard
Worthington, publisher, made an
assignment to-day to Charles Perkins,
president of the East River bank; liza
bilities about 5000, 600; nominal assets,
500 900.
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ObltuarE.

WASHINGTON, January 18.-Mrs. Julia
A Roberts, awell-known worker among
the poor Of this city, and who gained
considerable prominence by her manage
ment OF penny lunch room here, was
found dead in bed this morning. She
was a sister of General Phil. Kearney.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TERRITORY OF UTAH, &C
County of Juab.
Estate of Elisabeth L. Hoyt,. Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
\ undersigned administrator of the estate
OF Elizabeth l.. Hoyt, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrator, at his resi-
dence, in Nephi, in the said County OF Juab-
Dated at Nephi, Juab County, January Sth,
1895. TIMOTHY HOYT,
Administrator ofthe estate of Elizabeth L.
Hoyt, deceased. IA III
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The n. Y. senatorship.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 19.-ln the
Republican caucus tonight, Evarts
received sixty-onei votes, Morton
iwenty-one, Depew three.
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Labor Commission.

WASHINGTON, January 19.-The Presi-
dent has decided to nominate Wright, of
Massachusetts,, commissioner of labor
statistics.
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.cRough on Couehs.n

ask Tor Rough on Coughs" for
TTonghS. Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
Afoches 15c. Liquid, 25c.
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WANIElI

BOARD IN 4 PRIVATE.FAsaTY, NEAR
ID business portion of city, Address,
Boarder. this Office.
A GIRL; GOOD PLAIN COOK. APPLY
II to Mrs. Hooper, Nineteenth Ward.
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Colonna-ATackav.

PARIS, January, 1S.-The marriage Of
Prince Colonna to Miss Mackay viii be
solemnized on February 18th.
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Aground.

HAmBURG, January t7.-The steamer
Horaria, from New York January 1st, is
aground in the Elbe.
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DENTIST

DENTIST, J. b. I-EYSOR, 4
- nected with Dr. J. r. Vs.
moved to The HERALD New {
he is prepared to do al kinds
satisfaction guaranteed,
nENrIST, +. c. NICHOLS
IL p0site Walker House, 0
JohnSon's drug store. Ane
Telephone in Office.
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,IOtIM MARCH.

TOHN MARCH,, W HOLEsALE AND
q retail de aler in Fruit and Vegetables, es-
tablished in 1872. Great experience in the
Shipping Ira de. Pacific Fruit Market, 529
and 81 Mere hant Street, San Francisco.
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$4,000 no LOAN.

0oU,UUO 7 . AOAIN~
T CAN LOAN $4,000 on GILTEDGED
/ securities on property situated in Salt
Lake City, in sums of mot less than $1,000.
, / can also loan $l001) on good real estate
security in this city in sums of 500 and up
wards. The interest moderate for the times.
ELI i. KELSEY,
Real Es tate and Loain AgentsNoss % and
q z, First Sough street.
P o. Box 1853.
n. B. have not QUIT business nor as
signed ny license, bmt am yet upon the
quarter Geek at my old stand. E-B-K.
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GEo.C. RISER.

DIONEER BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
L has moved to Msrkes, Row, sew, First
South street. Would be pleased tohave the
patronage of friends and general public.
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LOST. sIuREWARD.

T osT,. BETWEEN MY OFFICE AND
il residence, a notebook, codtsining stem
ographic notes; marked on cover Third
Districts Court" with oatesof filing. Above
reward VIII be paid on9retuFns of same to
me. A. S. PATTERSON.
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WANTED.

lDY A YOUNG MERCHANT, Al SITUA-
D ton as clerk He is good penman.
Tunde stands bookkeeping, and speaks and
writes English, German and French. Ad-
drss, A. B., Herald Office.
A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
"A work. Must understand cooking. APP
plSto Mrs. Kimbal, S7S g. Main Street.
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GOAL. COAL

OEpER PLEASANT VALLEY AND
" Weber Coal at Watson Bros, at A. L.
Williams old stanG,. next door south of
Barrdtb Brcs' furniture stby5 Telephons'in
office, A. l. William s'rumbsr.
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l0R. COOPER.

T T. cooper, NJ. D., OFFICE UP
IL stairs, P; lace Hotel. Office hours from
to II am, > 10 ) pm. Consultations free
from to 10.
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Enellsh Encroachments.

-ngIish Lncroachments.
BERLIN, January 19.-Baron LANDER
m0nt's report to the Congo conference,
embodying the English proposal regard
ing neutrality, and laying down for
malities to be observed by the powers
in anexing African territory, is con
sidered a further step to English adj
vantage.
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TO PEN

1N Reasonab ie. Mrs. Ian s's, 1873 e. Second
South Street. opposite 1S1 Ward SCHOOL,
House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST.

A MEDIUM SIZED WHITE FIG, ABOUT
a six months old. Apply to SOW, Third
south street and be rewarded.
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LEsst1Ns.

NE. T. RADCLIFFE, TEA CHER OF MI
Ia sic, removed to Firs South street,
second door EAST ofiSt. MARI IS CHURCH Og-
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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HOTELS.

r RATEs-s1.50 70 800 per Dsy,
Special Rates by the wees or month.
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AUGUsFus P0DLEgH, Proprietor.
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

,znk NJ & Ex lat
30 cOnsol
i Isl 1900 ..... l20
coup Mo Kan & Tex
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BICYCLING IN BROOKLYN
SRw RULES or THE PARK CORNERSTONE

NRw RULES or THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Bicyclers in Brooklyn and their comrades of
NewYok faro discussing the rocen: manifesto OF the
Commissioners who control Prospect Park and the going
and coming OF those who wish to enjoy tho beauties OF
that pleasure ground. Ever since the unfortunate
accident Which resulted in tue death of child, the un.
happy wheemen who roll the asphalt street. OF the
City of Churches aud down the Boulevard to coney
Island have been IN dy expectation Of having the Park
gates sdut upon them. Though why such fate should
overtake them, any than that decree Danish
Inent against all carriages shonld follow child Is
IN the streets. is difficult qucstlon for lust
and righteous men 10 answer Sui this a matter Of
fact and not OF justice and the fact that more than
wheencn did all tho Park riding that he could lest
the ted decree Of banisment should fall upon him
Last week. However the Commissioners issued OF
rles based those IN IN Central Park aud pre-.
pared ly them Ia Joint action with committee OF the
city clubs The rules will DO found In fun in the ast
number Of The cyclisi and Athlete, and Ia othor cycng
Ss % r,T S4 at NO one , ride IN
ing numbered badge Issued by the after
proved bis ability 70 tde well Even ant those wesraa
badges cannot ride the Park walks EXCEPT eertaiS
localities between the honrs Of 10 a. IN and p. N.
The brooklyn .whcelmen in general are inclined to
rejoice that TREY have gotten of eaaifn the face Of
prejudice and TO eat the bread OF drunkenness In silence
waiting FOR the bicycling millennium. when they shall
euoy their road rights IN the Park elsewhere Instead
walks among spoonins eoapcs and saby carriages. Is
seems little hard to the free and elders
that they must be registered aud adorned Will badges.
ana numbers before they can enter the parks as dogs
must be licensed before they be permtted 10 run In
the streets Reckless and incompetent driving Is a.
bicycle riding" said a wheclman yosterday tWhg
shouldn't the who wbii through the Park behind
and Number after they have proved their lorsey
cations before committee OF Jockeys But tbs is one
heor aesor nh, 70 de- se e 70 TSsk both and
JUSTIFIED In calling II a bad rule"
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SATURDAY, Aug. 22-P N.
Tho transactions In stocks to-day at the Stock Ex-
change we're smaller shsn Yesterdays busi-
ness 22I ,762 shares. against 29s,oos shares
Tho dealings generally were meaningless
aud without Significance With sce fluctuations prices
ruled fairly stAady strong but they were kept
only by unoexsng vigilance demonstration
against Eric second consois made IN tho early deal
ings showed tho necessity thoro 10 for
watehfulness While the usually active stocks
oiose tho day with irregular changos-gcnsraly
with small advanocs-somc OF the fances which today
received special show handsome gains Central
of and Reading mark improvements OF 2e and
lie per cent respectively. Omaha common further ads
yanced 70 80 and closed J7 and Minneapolis and 81
Louis preferred rose from 4o ASH and ended at 4ais
IouisyiIlo and Nashville was inclined TO be weak
the conpanys annual temcnt and FOLD down to <6
but the brokers rallied 1t to al before tho close,
presumably for effect on Mondays London market Man
haitian consolidated advanced from 90 10 looaQl0o&
Lake Shore worked between 73h and 72is and
closed at 73is, Central aud Hudson moved between
1904 and 9S and ended at l00i Union Pacific opened
ND 10 at SO and sold down TO 51ieS51%- Delaware.
ackawanna and Western feverish and unsettled
about 10 3 greater part OF tho day. but finally
closed ut IO0. the Northern Paoihos ruled weak and
are amongst the exceptional anal declines. The
market during the day was dull and prices quickly
sponded TO nomentay drift Of orders either buy
or to sell. The closing was quiet and irregular
Government bonds were dul and steady at unehanged
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