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ARCH Biological DISCOVERY.
Deifiss Unearfhed Near Haheswar.
Singapore.


LONDON, Dec. 5.-The Rioneer Of
Allahabad reports an archaeological
discovery Of some Importance at
Maheswsr, in Singapore district.
some children while playing among
the ruins there, unearthed two
beautiful groups Of ESTUARY cut
from hari black bassltic stone,
found near Gya. Both represent
Psychological deilies, with features
Of the Observation-Disclosures type. The
central figure stands on a lotus and
its four hands grasp club, n wheel,
the lotus and a couch. On the head
IL a tiara three inches in height,
which, with earrings, necklace,
bracelets, waist chain, and sacred
thread are rendered with wonder
ful degree OF delicscy and finish.
To the right and left stand the
figures OF Lalami, the goddess of
wealth, and Sarnswaii, vino patron
lied learning, each ten inches in
height. Round the central group
are seven minor deities, armed with
bows and arrows aud riding on
horses and elephants. The entab-
ia;ure is surmounted by the head OF
Avalar, known as Nrisingha.
The second piece Of carving is
similar aud the workmanship,
though good, is not equal to the
other group. 1t is sixteen inches
high, twenty inches brcai and six
inches deep and represents the
Paupanic Goddess. History and
tradition are alike silent rs TO the
origin OF these curious relics. The
keenest excitement was caused by
the discovery among the Hindoo
population. Apart from the In
trinsic value Of the carvings, which
is considerable. they are objects Of
worship. During their temporary
spjourn at the local police station,
they were visited by crowds and
smothered with sweet oils and
fiowers-
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AN EXCITING WEDDING.
. Couple Married I'm . Hack

couple 3arfhtu IN - AA"ehs
NEWPORT, KY, Dec. 5.-One OF
the most exciting weddings ON rec
ord occurred here yesterday. w. Il.
Weldlin and Miss Lulu Beber drove
forty miles from Williamstown at a
break neck speed to get here ahead
OF the girls angry father, who op-
posed their marriage. They went
Immediately to the court house,
where they were refused u license.
A hack was secured and the anxious
couple drove to Dayton, TO the resi-
dence of County Clerk Jones. After
some persuasion the old gentleman
agreed to issue a license. Squire
Allen was found, and the quartz;
started FOR this city, when the bride
ta-he espied her father ia hot pur-
suit.
The squire could not marry the
couple until he got inside the cor
porate lines The hackman had his
horses going in a wild gallop. Al last
they approached the line. squire
Hailen 6raced himself against the
seat, and, claspiDg the joined hands,
watched for the line. BY this time
the father was within ten feet, yell
ing msdIy as the hack dashed across
the line, and while IL was rocking
like mad in its wild rush Hallen
married the couple. The father
concluded to LET it go, and the party
returned home this morning.
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an READING AND FILLING THE Pc
~ tit.on Of Frederick Tayl r. admins
traitor of the estate OF John Taylor,
deceased, setting forth that ne had lied his
final account OF his Administration upon
said estate In this court. that all the debts
Of said estate snd OF said deceased have
beed fully paid, and that a portion Of said
estate remains TO be divided among the
heirs OF said deceased, and praying among
other things for an order allowing said final
account and Of distribution Of the residue
OF said estate among the persons entitled
1t Is ordered that all persons interested
IN the estate Of SAID John Taylor. deceased,
be and appear before the Probate Court OF
the County OF salt Lake, at the court room
Of said Court, IN the County Court House.
on Wednesday. the i1th day Of December.
ls9p. at 10 O'Clock an. then and there %
show cause why an order allowing said
ina account and OF Distribution should not
be made Of the residue of said estate anon
tao heirs OF the said John Taylor, deceased.
according 20 law.
II is further ordered that the clerk cause
notices OF this order to be posted in three
public places In salt make County, and pub
fished In the DEsEREr EyEsISG NEWS. \
Newspaper printed and circulated IN Sal;
Lake County, three weeks successfully up
to and including the said l5th day OF De-
CIV. BARICH,
rrosa:e Judge:
Dafed Nov slth 1897 It'd
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sTASFoRD's BILL.
TIE PENSION BILL.
Springer Wants an Appropriation
of ESQ, 100000.

OF 3foo.O0O.Ooo.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Son mo-
ton of Morrow (Calif. }, the House
yeas las, nays IL went into
committee of the whole on the pen
sion appropriation bill.
Cultivate (0hio) referred 70 yes-
terday's talk about the Commission
er Of Pensions and criticised the
conduct of that officer in the recent
campaign.
Cutcheon suggested that Commis-
s;oner Black had taken part in a
congressional election.
Cultivate replied that il Com
missioner Black had done such
things as Raum had done, he should
have been brought to justice fer 1t.
He then proceeded to reproach the
republican house with Sinking it
duty. arguing that the pending bill
would show q deficiency OF over
thirty-two millions.
Dockery said few months ago he
had stood on this floor and declared
that the republicans were refusing
for party purposes to appropriate
within forty-five millions OF the
amount required for penslons under
the existing law. This declaration
was almost rubstantiafsd by the fact
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Greeting:
To Mack S. Purman, Defendant
OOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
appear 10 an action BROUGHT against
YOU By The above named plaintiff in the
District Court of the Third Judicial District
Of the IerIior, OF Uiah, and 10 answer me
complaint fled therein within ten days lex
clusIv. OF the day of service) after the
service on you OF this sunmons-if served
within this county; or. IL served out of this
county, but in this district. within twenty
DAYS: otherwise within forty days-or tudg-
ment by default will lie taken against you
according TO the prayer Of said complaint
Tue SAID action is brought TO have de-
cree of his Court dissolving the bonds OF
mGtrimony existing between plalntid anc
Defendant. and for such other and further
relief in the premises as may be lust ana
equitable. Above relief prayed on the
grounds that for more than three years las;
past defendant has failed TO provide Tor
plaintiff the COMMON necessaries OF lie
NOT having contributed At all TO her sup
port daring that time; ana that plsinfin ana
defendant have not lived together as hus-
band and wife for more than three years
last past
fan 10 appear and answer the said com
plant as above required. the said plainun
v II apply 10 the Court for the rene oe-
manded there n
Witress the Hon. Charles 6. Zane. Judge,
and the Seal Of the District Court
Of the Third Judiciai pistric.; IN
and for the Territory OF Utxh. TINS
18Th day Of November in the rear OF
cur Lord one thousand eignf nun
dred and ninety.
TsEAL HENRY G. MCMILLAN.
ByGHo d. LOOMS.
doaws Deputy Clerk
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N. u. STANLEY
Lecture, 70 she yew Tsrkers and
10 APplsaded.

Lectures 20 the View herHes
b ApPlssded-
New York, Der. 5.-Neariy ave
hundred people last night wadea
through slush on the pavements OF
Fiflh Avenue, that was as deep :.
the mire In the morasses OF darSeel
Africa, to hear Henry NJ: Stanley
deliver at Chickering Hall ms lee
ture on the full story OF the rear
guari. In that lecture u was eI, ,
pected that Mr.. Stanley woun 'ei,
nom his standpoint the story oil
Major Bartelott and refute the re
cent charges brought ~ the family
Of that ofiIcer against himself. This
Mr. Stanley endeavosed to do, and
90 far q was in his power, dit
Il ably and eloqueniiy. That par
Of hi lecture was frequentiy in'e1
ruptsd by hearty applause.
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MINISTERIAL
Rev. Z. G. Ronx Fined for Csrryirx
Concenied Weapons.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. s.-The Rev.
E &. Boaz, the Methodist minister
and prohibition leader ut Ottawa,
Kane, who has been on trial before
a church commission Of this city for
several days for carrying concealed
weapons and for immoral conduct
with Mrs. E.W. Fish, wife Of a we'll
known business man and a leader in
church work, was acquitted Of both
charges 10y the church commission
today. This morning Mr.. Boaz
was arrested on the charge Of carry
Ing concealed weapons. When
taken before Police Judge Robb he
pleaded guilty Of the charge and
ives fined sll, which he paid al
once
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Il Court In said matter. notice u hereby
gIyen thai Saturday the 18th day Of Deeen .
Der, A. ID. Isae, at 10 O'Clock A. m, AZ the
County CourT House IN salt Lake city.
Utah Territory, fr the Court Room
OF said Court, has been appointed
a psfifiou OF Nicholas p silcock. praying for
the admission TO probate Of certain coeu-
ment Herewith presented. purportinz 10 he
The last viii and Testament OF samuel Green.
deceased. when and where all persons
tnteresfed NAV appear ard oppose the pro
h.fs of said will. or the granting Of letters
Parliamentary TO Nicholas =. s1eock- as
PRAYED for In said petit.on-
In witness whereof. nave hereunto SET
INV band and Affixed the seal OF SAID Court,
,sraIi &. e ALLEN.
Clerk Of the Probate Court
By G. Z. STANTON. Deputy Clerk dtd
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES
Il to inform his patrons and frIerds
that he Is con iinuing the old bust
ness IN the Twelfth Ward Meat
Market. whore q choice supply OF
Meats will be kept constantly On
hand, and where he will lie pleased
to see his old friends and patrons
and the public generally.
ds w. WOOD.
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BRUTAL Outrage.
Oxford Students Com pei Comrades
to Celebrate .Hixh Mass

Oxford Students Com pei Comrades
to Celebrate High Mass
OXFORD, Dec. 5.-Queen's Col
iege was lately the scene OF n seri-
Gus outbreak among the undergradu-
ates. A party Of fifteen or sixteen
young men set cut in n masquerade
ing costume, the leader being
dressed as a bishop with n mitre nd
crosjer and all the paraphernalia
peculiar TO the Office. Among
others there was one nun, two acol-
ytes, with censers and incense,
while the balance wore surplices.
All bore asanctimonious and highly
mock decorous look and semblance.
They marched In possession and
carried cups containing large doses
Of whisky and water, while a uum-
Der Of biscuits comprised the dietary
portion Of the escapade, the whole
being covered with n white Goth.
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Utah Eop-taIable Bonds for Sale.

r WILL RECEIVE WRITTEN BIDS BE
tween Il O'Clock noon OF Dec mber 70,
i.so and 4 O'Clock neon OF Jsnuaiy saih D.
lssI. for the whole or any part OF - o,An
Ter,,,or,xI Bouds. mos. ID to Isl inciu-
s,sel eaeh FOR slotoIo. running 10 TO %
wears. Interest S per cent per anuum, pay
Abe mi annually. and not taasbie Tor any
Bidders can get full partseuisrs OF ne
~ : Nan street.. SAT Lake Guy
RoLIvAR RoBERr.,
A Territorial TreAsuxer-
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Orcer appointing tine and place for settle
ment OF final account and 10 he-r.
petition for distribution
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SHEPARD, GROVE & SHEPARD,
1AWx 1R -.

Rooms, . end 50 wasasch Building. salt
HrsesSss. Isi,ss Territory,
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Special Sale Of Ladies, Misses and children's
ClOakS and Wraps

of Childrens Coaks sizes to - in all wool goods
styles, at $780, s5O and $780, rsss
of perc cent from regular prices
Newnarkeis H. 10 and
a Of oneourth from regular prices
Seal Jackets and Capes Ssa
made purchases Our prices
remain Csps -
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THE SECRETARY,

through Miners action, the naval
force Of the United States In those
wat. rs "thus become an acquiescent
spectator 10 the events. although n
merchant vessel of the United States
was then lying under the n,uzzes OF
guns manned by men who, as you
state, had every reason to believe
were prepared to resist an act Of
violence, even as Senior Angruno
has since declared to you, even Of
the sinking Of the ship, notwith-
standing 1t might have involved q
conflict with our two war vessels
then and there present.
"I am not disposed, /" continues
Blaine, "to pay undue regard to
these post facto thSats which are
now reported to the department. l
prefer to think that by extravagant
Language, uncontrolled by the actual
presence Of q problem which he was
permitted to solve 50 much to his
satisfaction, Senior Auguaua has
done Injustice to his own sense of
humanity. To have sunk the Acd-
pusco, with her freight Of innocent
lives, in the execution Of . purpose
for the accomplishment Of which
nothing but unlawful and invalid
excuses have 90 far been advanced,
would have been an act of savage
warfare, and am instructed by the
President to say tbst he earnestly
trusts the time will never come
when the courseof events in Guate-
mala, or the declared purpose Of her
rulers, will constrain this govern
ment to insure the safety Of its
merchant vessels entering the wat
ers Of Guatemala by stationing the
naval vessels along the coast and
opposite the ports Of that country"
ELAINE CLOSES HIS LETTER
Ms follows: s'On more than one 90
casion this Government has per
mjtfcd its legations and chips Of VA
10 offer hospitality TO political refu.
gees. This Is done from motives Of
humanity. Its visxs would moi
have been less psonsunced n, in ID
dition 70 the human aspect Of thu
subject It had also besq confroutsd
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LEGAL notice.

In the Probate Court, IN aud for salt Lake
County. Territory Of C;ah.
la the matter OF the Estate Of John Taylor.
Deceased
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An choice goods at rs cents a.d
81. 90. ABOUT HALF PRICE
Heavy Ribbed Merno Vests at 30 Re-
from50 cents
all Sizes 20
Reruced from
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court IN and for the Third
Judicial DlstrIc; OF Utah Territory.
County Of -si; Lake.
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Concerning the Killing Of General
BArrundla, Before the
House.
STANLEY RELATES the esRrrE-
LOT STORY.
Brutal Assault Of Oxford Students
upon Ss-calIed Fresh.
men.
INTERESTING ARCHAEOLOGICAL
DISCOVERY IN INDIA.
Parneli Says the Charge Of Dishes
Was With"ut Foundation
In Fact. y
releSrsph 70 the SEws-I
THE BARRuNDIA AFFAla.


The President Submits The Cor.
resp0ndence To The House.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-ThePresi
dent today transmitted to the House
the correspondence growing out Of
the killing Of General Barrundia by
the Guatemalan officers on board
The Pacific mail steamer Aeapul.
co, In the portof San Jose. Secre-
tary Blaine in the letter laying the
correspondence before the President,
says It will be observed that the last
report OF Minister Miner contains
matter essential to a full and ac-
curate understanding Of the case
and was dated September 23rd, and
not received at the department un-
I'll October 9ib, several days after
the adjournment Of Congress.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court IN and for tie
Third Judicial District Of Utah Ter
sitOry, County Of Sail Lake.
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THE CORRESPONDENCE


| THE CORRESPONDENCE
conslst. of ten enclosures. Su,,se,
ouantiv ,,c rrr.,ve., a Telegram fron,
Communicated Paiter Of tbe nav-
ncsnowIedyino Gu,tem.Ia.. rjyb,
ov.r tba s,sar,sr and r.ou.st,ny H..
| Minister to oJ,,,;n normi.sion Yror,
tbe Govern nent 10 re,nrr Karr,,nd.,
10 Nfey;co In the T1<tis tn.
NI;n;ster NJ Fo,e;yn R.I,tions
,os;,;voJv declined .n acc..,. 10 n, h
r,ouesf
All The ci,.ums,,nce, nj P,,-
r,nj;o,s weIJ' Lnown bos,;I;,v 10 H..
rsnnbi;c and bis ,rtan,ntei ;1v,s;o,
from Iiexico, Mizner saws, decided
his course. and he accordingly, in
response 10 A REQUEST for written a nd
not telegraphic orders. sent Captain
Pitts a letter. advising the CAPTAIN
to submit TO the arrest Of his Pas
seneer. ON the following day Com.
mander Rsiter telegraphed Bar
rundia.s Death while resisting arrest.
Under date of September 23J, In
n letter to Blaine. Mizuer justifies
his cour.e. and saws that on the 18th
ne calle,i on the minister Of foreign
delegations Tor an expianation oil
minis:er stated with emphasis that
hIs Government had given positiye
Orders 10 tsl,e Barrundia from IN.
dnJn,,,eo even to the shaking Of Ibe
sbip. Notwithstanding IL might in
yolye n confiic. with our two war
vessels. This. he said, would have
been the exercise of the undoubted
tight ~ his own Government over
IL own waters. in which he was
confident the laws Of nations wouli
have sustained him.
Mizner saws he had never heard
of these orders before. He then
gives the decision of Secretary
Hazard in the Come. Mexican case.
In siIbport OF his action. and con.
cluJes: II confidently add that
nothing will tend so much to the
Establishment of permanent peace
in these repubIics as the plain
declaration that our feet of steam.
.rs cennot b. used in local waters
rs an asylum for revolutionis.s.,,
The CORRESPONDENCE clos,s with
ALEiiEh FROM BLAINE
I, Miner. dated November 18th.
in which he reviews the case at
length and says: 1Tbe more the
QUESTION is examined in the light
OF important facts tariiIy disclosed
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In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
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TIE People Of the Territory of Utah send
Greeting:

LIZZIE PUKukS. Plaintiff.
MACK s.rprz :; pslsna.p. Summons
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a of Choice AItwes
THIS IS EXACTLY HALF Phok.
Bargain offered here before
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SENATE.

In the Senate, Stanford introduce
ell bill 20 provide the Government
with means sufficient 20 supply the
National want Of a sound circull-
ton medium and asked that It lie
on the table, stating that he would
hereafter submit remarks upon IT,
After some unimportant business,
the election bill was taken up and
Gray addressed the Senate in oppo-
sition. Gray said the bin was
fraught with the greatest danger TO
20 tine future prosperity of the whole
country, in that il menanced the
libertlos Of the people of all the
States. Speaking of the Southern
States, Gray referred 10 the improve
ment OF affairs there since the re-
construction period AMI asked why
should they be interfered with. He
particularly attacked the domicilary
clause, providing thatthe supervisor
may make house to house vista
tIon t. inquire politicians names,
nationality, etc.
SpooDer interrupted him to say
that the dCmiciliaiy clause had been
stricken out 10y the committee.
Gray replied that it was in the bill
rs reported.
Hoar explained that it was In by
mistake.
After considerable desultory dis
cussi0n, Morgan offered a resolution
which went over, calling on the
Attorney General for statement OF
the names, residence and dates of
appointment OF chief supervisors Of
election now in Office in each Judi
eisl district.
Adjourned.
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Notice OF time and place for the hearing o
petition for admission to Probate OF Will
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Ne CAKES.
OF MILLIONS
VI, MY BACK!
|. Stop IT now,
. II WILL BE IoOLATE

-. been troubled many
- eitease % the Kidneys
49, med many different
So nd have sought aid
Isat Physicians without
|s,-soli The Eth of April ]
,,f.s-'.hg ir0a E very violent
-. Almost Frustrated me
1 nat ! was bent over.
| "a 1Es allost impossible
Ii = -5ne. O to tut on nv
i ; -rroFl1enoe sent DR..
4 3.-.s -. KIDNEY TEA,
( -. .isieiJ com
hhsd an ~
;. esset, ladio "
~, eli the "a
II i ne. natl E a
1ieiea as ~ Il
NfrEa, ~
s -. ~
sAcKAcHE.
~ q |, 5Esiaa by Johnson
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THE NAsQUERADERs

went the rounds OF the college,
battering open doors and forcing
their way into the bedrooms OF the
freshmen. When they had dragged
out sufficient number. Of victims
and gathered them together in their
scant night-dresses, the masque-
raiders proceeded TO celebrate high
mass, ami forced their victims to go
through the ceremony to its small
est detail, urging them thereto with
cutting blows from switches or
sticks. The victims We're forced to
jrirk quantities Of whisky and
gore themselves with biscuits.
NAny were compelled by fear Of
further blows 10 eat and drink far
teyond their comfortable CAPACITY.
The party then broke up, but
FIVE participants went TO the rom
of a fellow-student, who had as Yet
not been disturbed, and dragged
him cut of bed, stripped his night
shirt from him, tore 1t into shreds
and then carried him into the court
where they tied him TO n tree and
left him, stark naked, until morn
ipp
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In CONGRESS-.
The Commissioner OF Pensions Criti.
cixed for His Conduct In the
Campaign.

THE ELECTION BILL IN THE
SENATE.
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$500 to $3.50
Our Entire Line Of HSherPFGed Jerseys at Bare Cost.
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In the matter Of the Estate Of Samuel
Green. deceased
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TILE ouTRAGEp MEN

acting on the advice Of some OF the
more substantial college men, ap-
piled TO the authorities for redress,
and gave the names Of the aggres-
soFs. The deans, after hearing the
cas-, decided that the charge Of
of Olasphemy was not proven. but
the forming Of their way into the
mems rooj.Is -yas pronounced to be
brutal outrage, AMI punishments
were dealt out accordingly. The
punishment dealt out was the send
Ing CT two men down for good; two
were restricted ami others were
gated FOR one or two terms. The
insiUriiy in the college, however,
declare sgaiUst the informers, and
still more against those who coun-
seized them TO lay information before
the faculty.
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go PIECES LINEN CRASH TowELINo a
RIBBONS! Ribbons!
Ribbons!

Satin Edge Ribbons 4,
l0c per yard for all widths.
Fancy Ribbons per yard
from 40
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CHILDREN'S PLUSH BONNETE
1t 75c s!Oo AMI s; $3.50, IS and slse
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CITY, UTAH.
DIRECTORS:

Z DslcIi Vaults. absolutely hrr.
II ISoof. Rents, 8 to SIS per
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THE SILVER PURCHASES.

Tue amount OF silver Offered the
Treasury Department was l 10000
| ounces. The amount purchased was
S2e5, 900, ut Sl.0l TO sl.c5.