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The evening world., 1891-03-27
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FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 27.
rHpoRsB THE BILL. Mr. DEPEw.

Tho insistence of the people that the
Fourth Avenue Tunnel be made safe has had
some effect on the management OF the New
York Central Railroad. The State Board OF
Railroad Commissioners announce that
orders have been given to string incandes-
cent electric lights in one Of the side tunnels
on the side opposite the signals to prac-
tically test II lights will penetrate the fog
and smoke; and President DEPEw is au-
thority for stating that the following
changes in accordance with the suggestions
of the Railroad Commissioners will be
made In the conduct Of the tunnel ::
"Trains will be run through it at
speed not to exceed fifteen miles an
hour, the audible signals will be improved,
torpedoes may be added, engineers and
firemen will be required to furnish certifi-
Gates of perfect eyesight and perception of
color, and hard-coal instead OF soft coal
may be burned"
This is very good as far as it goes. Any
thing in the way of improvement will be
looked upon with qualification, but the peo-
pie do not want to be hoodwinked by any
attempts at remedying this evil that are
made simply for effect.
The stringing of the incandescent electric
lights in the side tunnel while 1t is filled as at
present with smoke, steam and other atmos-
pherio impurities looks little like waste
of time and ruse to give the impression
that electric lighting for tunnels is i'm
practicable. The New York Central may
not be responsible for this, however, for
its officers claim to know nothing about
such orders. The EVENING WORLD has
clearly demonstrated by facts and state
mepts Of prominent engineers that in
order TO light the tunnel properly it must
nrst be ventilated.
Mr.. DErEw, in an interview, asserts that
no changes can be made in the tunnel for
vcntilating purposes unless SO directed by
the Legislature. There is now a bill before
the Legislature directing that such
changes be made. 1t is moderate
measure, leaving 1t optional with
tho New York Central what these
changes shall be. II President DEPEw is
in earnest and means what he says, the
New York Central instead of fighting this
bill should support 1t and have it become
law. These are Mr.. DEPEw's words:
II the Legislature order changes. We should have
nothing 70 do but 10 carry thsm out to the letter.
and this having been DONE 1t should bs sssy to
place ths ssspousib,lity for an accident.
Here then is q great opportunity for the
New York Central Railroad Company.
Let 1t indorse the bill offered by Mr.
suLzER. Its passage, according to Mr..
DEPEw, would not only be a source
Of qualification to himself and the othel
managers Of his Company, but 1t would like
wise meet the wishes of the public and dc
away with an evil which for years has beer
crying for redress.
Indorse the bill, Mr.. DEPEw
The evening world., 1891-03-27
A GRAND DISCOVERY.
Something for Weak, Tired Women.

You woman. sslesrirls, and you who are confined
in ofBoes, mills and factories, how heavy is your
drudEery. how wearing upon your nerves, how
e1hausinE to your strength. how blightinE to your
beauty. You are often nervous. generally redk
aud always tired. You feel lang i'd. low
spirited, hteless and miserable, experience FAINT
ness, senss Of fulness or blostipg after meals.
irregular appetite. constipation. headache. wake
unrcfresbed from sleep. have wesk back. backache.
bearing down pains, irregularities.
The great nerve inviRorsnt and female restorative
is DIR. Greene's Nervurs. Noremedy in the world is
sure to restore strength to the weakened and
worn-out nerves. Its the greatest Of all uterine
tonios and lators. and perfectly and completely
The evening world., 1891-03-27
TROUSERS GIVEN AWAY.

This Is the Inducement offered by
B. Stern & Son for the Benefit
of Their Young Patrons.
One OF the most vexa,ious problems tina,
mothers are called upon TO solve quite fre.
quenty 10 the need OF knee pants for their OoyI
before the balance OF the suit Is worn out,
But. through the kind otiices OF MtsAra b.
Stern & Son, OF ass and 400 Grand street. a 50
lutlon Of THIS puzzle has been offered which
should no taken advantage OF at once.
This enter prising nrm has offered 10 supply
an extra pair OF boys knee pants with eVery
boys SUIT without any extra Oh trge.
the boys department 10 not The only one
however. Vhere thls urn 10 offering bs' gains
for in their mems clothiua department they arc
offering the nnest quality Of alI-wool casSL
meres and WoTsiedH In neat mixture, perfect
1uinV and trimmed handsomely ct Tidicu.
loIsIy low prisss.
The specially In mons Spring OVeFcos 70 thu
week u melton and ketseT - low As 81 so
In the custom department they are making
lsadeT OF trousers In cAsSimereS and voTstedI
Of The popular makeA ana they will DO sold
this Wook ~ q very low ngure.
The evening world., 1891-03-27
HARRY DECKER YET In JAIL.
His Case at New Haven Continued
TIL Next Wednesday.

UprcIAI 10 THE KvTSIS0 woRLp.l
NEW HAVEN, ConD., March N.-E. Harry
Decker, the baseball player who Is wanted In
rhla ephia, and papers for whose extradi.
Hon have been forwarded by GOV. Pattison,
WIS alragned again in the CItV tourt this
morning aud reHdnded for further nearing
on Cdnesda! next.
Fan was nXel al $500, In default OF which
Decker went 10 jail.
Tne contlnusn Il granted IN order tnat
State Attorney Doolittle may r"iurn to uefend
Inc anglican on or writ OF haheas corpus
which ,arl Oh 4. HoAdley, Decker's counsel,
will ask Tor,
The evening world., 1891-03-27
GRAND EASTER OFFERINGS.
Novelties that q Grand Street Cloth.
ing House Has to Offer,

At the corner Of Grand street and Orchard
stands the palatial clothing empor um OF Mann
Bros, who have, In the short lime OF their oc-
cupancy. established q reputation for low
prices and excellent goods that 10 second to
none.
The entire nrst floor Of this building IL de-
voted 10 mens clothing and furnishing goods,
and they have on exhibition Au endles array
OF mems spring overcOats and suits and neck
wear. One OF the special features Of TINS house
is tnAt they manufacture ali their own cloth.
ing, aud, in consequence, you are enabled tU
houses that have not the facilities enjoyed BY
h heaAra. Main Bros.
The chlidren's department is one OF the most
comnieie In the house, AMI shows o splendid
array OF kills and Jerseys In corkScrews, chew
lots, worsteds Rnd almoat every style and pat.
tern that eau he thought Of
In the nat d-oaTtment, all the latest styles,
shapes aud colora are shown, and At sucn low
prices that you cannot resist Ouying them. =.
The evening world., 1891-03-27

There was ghastly feature in the sensa-
tional trial of Mrs. CAROLINE SMITH for the
murder of her sister, EMMA PFIrzENMErrR.
A professor OF anatomy, Who testified for
the defense that the wdanas, the dead wo-
man received could have been self inflicted,
produced the victims neck in court and
gave the jury lecture on the nature of the
gashes In 1t. The argument should have
had effect, though it may have made the
jurors feel creepy"
The evening world., 1891-03-27

Public Works Commissioner GILRoY's
axe is suspended like the sword Of Damocles
over the Thirteenth street poles, but an in
junction from the Court Of Common Pleas
Is arreSting its descent far more securely
than the single thread which prevented the
Damoclean weapon from disastrous drop.
The public would like to see the axe fall.
The evening world., 1891-03-27

1t is alleged that in 1865 BISMARCK had a
plan for an alliance between France and
Germany, such that those two might dom.
mate all Europe. The Iron Chancellor was
. bold dreamer.
The evening world., 1891-03-27

about ailments and the treat
ment of them, they will all be
found to agree in recommend
ing H-O as a food for both
strong and weak, healthy and
invalid,
The evening world., 1891-03-27
/" Hou on HIa Own VorL..D

Don Qui1otS said Of man. and he realizes Il after
tsaSon e. OF lnt.mPnIanoe y SaAnE drinkipF, &c.
torpid ana be is tortured with rheumatism, Eout,
nsSralEie skin dlssAss bolA eATbunclSS AbsosssOs.
thS nlsehisi 4 done QAoTUa BLOOD CURE u AI0nG
The evening world., 1891-03-27

Patrick Doran, Of 6 Staple street. was found
In an alleyway adjoining his mouse at an early
hour this morning suffering from internal In
juries, which caused his death in Chambers
Street Hospital.
Doran felt III at 8 A. N. and left his bed to
90 upstairs.
1t Is not known whether he jumped or fell
from the roof
The evening world., 1891-03-27
A Poser.

Iron Smith, Gray 6 Co. - Nontnly.I
"Pa, have Just read that 'lrnth lies at the
bottom Of Well.'"
"Well, what OF 1t, Johnny7"
hlf 1t lies any where, now can IL be truth,
pA1n -,
~ can't tell, Johnny"
And he couldn'L
The evening world., 1891-03-27

The new hleboat, the New Yorker, it ia
claimed, Will knock out an ls-inch stone
wall at l5o feet range. 1t is the JOHN L.
SULLIVAN OF its kind and with no SLAvIS
In sight
The evening world., 1891-03-27

Publishers this side tho border only smile
and smile and are complacent still on read.
ing that Canadian printers and publisher,
don't like the new Copyright bill.
The evening world., 1891-03-27

The reunited Giants swing the ash to-day
Tor the nrst time in '9l. Here's that they
may for the season prove good Giants
still and conquer all opposing.
The evening world., 1891-03-27
Taken With Their Plumber.

Taken With Their Pluuder.
James Murphy, twenty-five years old, Of a2i
East Seventy-nrst street, and Christopher
Cheney, twenty lone, OF Sixty-nfth street and
Third avenue, were held in 500 bail at York
vile Court this morning on charge or
burglary. They were arrested while carrying
GLOWING away from Hugo Keller's grocery,
1915 Second avenue,
The evening world., 1891-03-27

II AM so WEAK AND NERVOUS"
cures all female weakness. Purely vegetable aud
harmless. Druggists sell it, Sl.u0.
81 hsve been sufferer from weakness, nervous.
ness and psinfui menstru alton. used Dr. Greenes
Nervurs. acted IKE magic. Why do women
suffer when Dr. Greeuc's Nervura will
surely cure them. think it is splendid.
PAULINE RElSER, 4O7 W. 23d ct. n. Y. City. -
81 DR.. Greene. the successful specialist in cur
ing all forms OF nervous and chronic diseases. 50
West l4th ST., New York. can be consulted Free
personally or BY letter. Call or write him about
your case send for symptom blank to fill out and
letter fully explaining your disease. giving advice.
DC, will be returned FREQ.
The evening world., 1891-03-27
SPoTLETS.

Now the irreverept wag can say that Queen
Victoria is turned out to Grasse.
Death takes people OF more naturally than the
best mimic.
Goodword said rather flippsntly that give him
pair of lips and he would do without the pocalyps
What with Mr.. Phelpss dealing with seals, the
hog and bovines he must feel like . msna agerie
keeper.
They talk about ''thc rood old times"
I he bygone Joys we niss;
But had we lived to know them
Wed all be dead ere this
-Berkshire Nees.
The city parks are pores to the poor. Don't take
them away.
It DOESN'T look as II many crowns were going to bs
offered to Mr.. Parnell.
Too much chloroform 10 certainly dad FORM"
The women thinkers arc making unpleasant
auguries for the bachelor. At least the women do
not shout till they arc out Of the wosd.
met sentiment towards tho late halstorm.
The evening world., 1891-03-27

fire Commissioner PURRor denies that
N lAuding PARHELL's ability he condoned
PARHKLL'S sin.
The evening world., 1891-03-27
An Anti-Can't Householder.

lfVon LVs.
Salvation Tramo-Desr air, uniess I got
bite OF something a. once l small soon b
dead.
PAter Familias-Poor man. ysu are homo
less, are youf
salvation Tramp-oh, no; heaven u my
P4ier Famiiias-Here Is nVe cents for some
oreAd-and-er-Iry 10 reach home a soon a. Do1-
slble.
The evening world., 1891-03-27
Breaking the Record.

Breaking the Record
ITrom brakes Hagasins.l
First New York Boy-When vas your
mother marIiedf
Second N. Y. Boy-When she was twenty
When was your mother married?
First N Y. Boy-When she was sixteen,
Chicago Boy-My mother can beat that; she
was married before was born.
The evening world., 1891-03-27
British Mobility Arriu..

=. = @'VDuIVJ ATTIVOB.
sr Alexander and Lady Gait arrived In this
~ Lron England on the White star steamer
The evening world., 1891-03-27
FOR EASTER.
DID HE JUMP FROM THE ROOF Z

FURNITURE sold, long credit given no money
required down enormous stock. Fiagg. l03 W. 18th.
The evening world., 1891-03-27

-s: EE Es.. I;: q u..ss sirs q: ;i I 'Es n
The evening world., 1891-03-27
Lake Z0nhYra.

Lake Zsphyrs.
Iron PGeL.
""here do you suppose the expression TO
blow man on Originatedf"
"ChlcaEos ! faneyi"
The evening world., 1891-03-27

Wear copy OF TBE EVENING WORLD folded
over the chest while the rainy weather lasts,
anu you won't catch cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20
DEATHS.

GRAY.-Dled, at his residence near Atlees,
Hanover county, on Tuesday, May 18th, at l1:20
A. 81, HENRY W. GRAY, son Of Richard and
the late Fannie Gray, in the forty-fourth year OF
The funeral viii take place THIS Wednesday
AFTERNOON at O'Clock, at shady-GIoye
Methodist church, Hanover county, va The
relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend without further notice.
LINDSEY. -Dled, May II. 1891. at the resi-
dence Of her fgther, 81 Denny street, NELLIE
RAY, infant daughter Of William +. and Bette
Lindsey; aged I'VE months ana twenty-eight
days.
Farewell, my bright-eyed NELLIE,
Our darling little love;
Thou art gone 10 meet thy Saviour
In thy heavenly home above.
We miss her--words cannot express
The loss we now sustain;
Yet she ~ In Heaven at rect
Oh, why should We complain
The funeral will take place from the above
resIdence THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON as
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respect.
fully invited 70 attend.
MccABE--Died, at IL p. n. on the 18th
instant, JAMES u. MccABE, In the nfty-second
his funeral win take place from the residence
OF his sister, Mrs. Patrain, No. 62t state street
(Fulton), THIS AFTERNOON az $50.
His relatives and friends arc respectfully In
Wilmington, Del, papers please COPY.
PARsoNs.--Died. az her residence. Goochland
Courthouse, Va, ON Friday, May Is, 1891. after
short Illness, ANNA PARSONS, the beloved
wife Of Captain W. A. Parsons; aged forty-eighi
years.
SCHAEFER.-Die Monday. May Is,
1891, at o'clock p. ~. at the residence Of
his mother. ALBERT O. sCHAEFER, in
the twenty ninth year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from st.
Johns German Lutheran church. Eighth
and Marshall streets. at 4 O'Clock y. n.
| WEDNESDAY,, May 10, 1891.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
papers copy. ~
wAI.THALL--Died, at s o'clock Tuesday after
noon, LIZZIE LIE, infant daughter q krnest X
Funeral win take place from the rcsidonce
1905 west Marshall sueet, at 0clock I'M
AFTERNOON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20

expected TO zee. 'o'''o n""
DoNSEiS.s, CHAIRMAN REsoLrrox COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Resolutions me, after the
aeYournment OF tAe convention this Afternoon
Mo 0rKaizsd ny making ignatius Donneliy, Of
rHE COMMITTEES WORK HARMONIOUS.
:, inc committee did not got 10 work in earnest
,pt considerable time, and no one appeared 10
nuyw nov long II would take them 10 conclude
shet ,eOo,s aud reconcile, ~ such thing wore
pVseioiei INC cOnnicting clements with which
they had 20 deal General Weaver and otner
ucmDers or the committee who emerged nj In
trVals ron the committeeman predicted that
az, sni would DO It's work harmoniousy
s .ru sou that INC ~. Louis platform would DO
. sehoh AZ basis upon which 20 proceed. There
"otc OIL sorts OF planks 20 be proposed, ana each
one would have 10 be fully aired.
TltiRD-PARrY-Os-THR-spo
Inc ihird-Party-on-ihe-Spo enthusiasts to-
r rIsns oi0sSoned Gus In many pieces Of blue
IlpDOn about an inch square on their white
badges. Ono Of them said when asked lts
moaning; The child II already born. and we
, uen W put clothes on IL right away" intinna-
thg mat the growth Of the new party spirit had
neen such that those who had been concealing
lheir real sentiments from prudential motives
are inclined 70 throw of the mask and urge i'm.
mediate action In tho matter
PETER PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
chairman, and there was much rejoicing over
result which came from Il. PETER was chosen
on the second ballot, and then all tho other
applicants for the honor were made yice-presi-
dents. They are all prominent men-lIugh
kaVanauRh, Of Cincinnati. leading member OF
the Knights of Labor; j. A. Brooks, president Of
me National Farmers Alliance, and Gideon
Delamater Of Ohio, an old-tme Green
packer. The claim IL made that there Is much
strength added 20 the new-party movement by
IRE fact that any Of these persons could DO
called 70 the chairwh questions affecting their
organization were under consideration.
wEAyEB's POSITION.
The incidents Of the meeting wore the pres
ence ofGeneral Weaver, OF Iowa, who was given
permission 20 address tho committee aud urged
the selection OF Brooks Of Missouri for perina-
nent chairman Of the convention. lie did not
give, II Is said, ready or enthusiastic afIlrma-
tive response 10 the question whether he favored
n new party at this time, but expressed his con-
ndence IN the honesty Of the purpose Of the mon
attending this conference.
During the meeting Of the committee n COM
munication was sent In by the Kansas men 20
the effect that they Ind Withdrawn PETER and de-
sired the selection Of Delamater for permanent
chairman, but thoir action WAS not regarded by
the committee in making their choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20
THE DYNAMITE CRUISER vesuvlus.
Trial OF Her Guns--sstisfactory Results
Accurate Aims.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dlspatrh.1

~ t'a'hAobh W WV RArlnt'A-l
FoRT MONROE. Va, May i9.--The dyna-
mite cruiser Vesuvius, which was engaged
Yesterday setting targets for trial Of her guns,
sailed Tor Lynnhaven Bay this morning. accom-
panied by the torpedo boat Gushing, with como
OF the yard officials from Norfolk aboard. In
ADDITION 70 her crew and the trial-boards the We
suylus had Colonel Royal t. Frank, command
ing the artillery school: Captain j. N. K Davis,
tirst artillery; Lieutenant Wil0ughby Wake,
f1fth artillery, and Captain Rappier, represent
ing the Pneumatic Gun Company. on board. On
arriving at the grounds operations were COM
menced by firing three shots from her starbo0rd
gun--one AZ n mile. one at three quarters, and
one at half a mile distant--ths vessel being
stationary. These were followed by three moro
shots NJ same distances. the vessel going ahead
at full speed. So accurate was the atm that any
one OF the Fix shots would have struck n vessel
the size OF the Yorktown. one OF the shots being
bulh-eye. The centre gun-there are three
on the Vessel-which had not previously been
ranged. was tested In order TO construct It's
curve. Three shots we're fired nj the same
ranges, tho vessel being stationary The valves
OF this gun being somewhat different from those
OF the starboard gun, the regulation OF pressure
was largely guess work, but the maximum force
was satisfactory, the range being uniform, all OF
the shots falling from twenty 10 thirty yards
short OF tho target. The projectiles acted well,
the centrtng pieces falling from the prulectile
Immediately after leaving the gun, while the
prolectlle preserved uniform flight. The ex-
periments VIII DO continued tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20
A sen-sick Passenger

On the ocean cares little about n storm. he
"a positively Indifferent whether he Is washed
overheard or not But, set right by wine-
glassful or two Of Hoste,ters Stomach Bitters,
he feels renewed interest in bis personal
safety. This fine corrective neutraiizes IN
brackish water-often oompulsorily drank on
shinboard, 10 the grievous detrtment oil
heaItb--the pernicious impurities which give
rise TO disorders Of the stomach, liver ana
bowels. TO the mariner, the tourist, me
western pioneer, and miner the Bitters Is IN
vatnnble as a means OF protection against
,nalar,a when its seeds are Intent In air ana
wa,er. To tho effects Of oyorwork, mental or
,,anuaI. n Is most reliable antidote, ana 70
me debIlItated and nervous IL affords great and
snoedily-felt relief and yigor. my so-lSlfdsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20
Tho National Game.

[By telegraph TO tho Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON, d. C., May 19.-The follow
lowing are the results Of the games OF base-Dau
played to-day:
At Baltimore (AssOciation): r. BA' =;
Baltimores III 0 ! o o o x :
Cincinnatis.. 20 o 0 o 0 o 0 / ,
Batteries-McMahon and Robinson, hiroy
and Hurley.
At Washington (Association): r. B.H E.
Washingtons. 3 1 0 = . % > 9 Y ,
Columbus. ......O o 4 D o 4 Ito ii I
Bateries-Carsey and Lehman; Easton and
O'Conner
~ chicago I1St;oG - OOOe11- Il Q
Brooklyns,.::.;O o - u Lot, and
Daily.
At Philadelphia (Associationl: R. Blu. E.
Athletics. 18O110-7 10 2
81. Louis.........2 2 900 / Go 10 =
Batteries-Callahan, Meakin, Cross, aud Nc
Keough Grinth and Boyle.
At Boston (Association): r. BIZ. T.
Iouisyilles. 20 90 2 900 L :
Batterles-o'Bricn and Farrell; Daily and
Ryan.
At p FitsSprss GoaSGuSS 81 3
phnadelphias IL 0 0 o 0 o Ks Ii D
Batterios-Staley and Fields; Thornton and
Clements.
az c T,ysHsnds 40 ooOO11O-2 I
New Yorks.......4 3 20 o 0 x 10 U
Batterics-Young and thinner; Ewing anu
Clark.
At Cincinnati ueaguel: R. BIZ =,
Bostons. 1901 1l1O1--7 10
Observation-Disclosures, Radbourne, Harrington,
and Clark Clarkson, Tucker, and Bennett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20

ages, and taken In, highest, sse; lowest
CLIO; Average, ss.41.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigareues'
e2,1e5.45; tobaocc, 81, .se-totsl, ~, 744-sf
Private sales: FILTERS, rs; smokers, 30 cut
ters, 1 |; wrappers. IS; dsrks, 52-total' lso
hogsheads
Registered on Change to-day: Coionci Thomas
Mason, editor Western Tobacco Journal, cinciif-
natl. o.; 8. Barker, London; K q. Hart, Hen
dcrson, n. c.. John b. Hussey, Washington, ID.
C.; John J, Murphy, Boston, Mass. 4. Barosr
otley. England
Colonel L. c. scheffey, famous az former chief
sales-manager OF the Old Virginia. Cheroo', u
stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Vague runors are afoa. concerning some mis-
deeds OF a tobacoonist.
Western tobacco markets are rather booming
In colory, cutting, and fiiier grades.
Sales were very good privately to-day and wen
divided O. TO grades and classes. san-cured 70
baccos are very stiff still and lively at auction
sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20

Severe drives were made by the bears az all
leading shares when Union Pacific dropped
away > per cent. and the others from 10 IA per
cent. among the active shares The lowest prices
were reached before delivery hour, and later the
covering OF shorts caused rally which again
brought prices up from u TO per cent, NJ. Paul
leading the upward movement, with large
amounts Of IL changing hands. The market
finally closed quiet but firm at tho rally. The
dnRl changes actually show some advances, and
the only material loss for the day IL per cent.
In AtchsOn. Sales Of listed stocks $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20

Euenin1.-Exchange quiet and weak at ASIA
4Ss1k. Commercial bills, 4S2a4S0le. Money
easy NJ 3a5 closing offered ~ 3. Sub-Treasury
cents, ll9; AVS, TO-. State bonds dull but
steady.