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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-16

Use to be very entertaining and instructive.
invitations have been extended to the ca
pacity OF their auditorium, and no doubt
there will be large number present.
telegram from Salt Lake last evening
conveyed the sad intelligence that julie
hlley's little boy had been killed by an
electric car. This is very hard blow to
the parents and relatives. Provo people
manifest great sympathy for the bereaved.
S. p. Eggertsen, sr., has everything in
readiness for the opening of dry goods
house on Tuesday morning where the old
west Coop was located, Andrew Eggert-
sen, former superintendent of the Coop,
mas been engaged to manage the business.
kilograms from Heber City convey the
news that Sheriff Fowler has posse of
men who are putting horse flesh to the test
IN an effort to capture Tex, - the outlaw.
They are now in close quarters to the
thieves and think there is no possibility of
them escaping.
The races have been set for today and
will no doubt prove to be very exciting.
Three young lady equestriennes will com
pete Tor superiority, which viii be one of
the leading features Of the days sport.
Several of the best blooded horses CT the
city have been entered in the races.
The marriage of DR.. d. L. Wallace, q
popular dentist of Logan, and Miss Grace
lee, one OF Provo'S falresU daughters, has
been announced to take place at the resi-
dence of }. +. Bee in Provo, June rs.
Their future home will be in Logan, ana
the society people of that city will acquire
a valuable addition to their society in Miss
Grace Bee, and Provo loses one of its most
popular young ladies.
On Thursday morning the annual confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal church
will convene at 9 O'clock Conference will
open under the presidency of Bishop John
l. Hurst, of Washington, d. c., and the
celebration of the Lords supper will be the
flrst feature of the occasion, followed by
the transaction of business incident TO the
gathering. On Tharsday evening Dr. Gray
OF Chicago, will be heard il an eloquent ad-
dress.
In conversation with the newspaper man
OF the circus company it was learned that
the 1racus at Payson was one in which
there might have been some lives taken
ana there IS report that the young man
from Lake Shore, who participated in the
riot, stands poor show of recovery. The
circus men claim that the boys were there
fer trouble and bought child's ticket on
which one of the toughs demanded en-
trance, on being refused he set up howl
and made TRADE upon the ticket agent,
who fired a signal A general riot oc-
CURED IN which the circus men came out
with the least injuries. Marshal Sargent
Is IN Provo looking for one of the circus
men who made an assault upon the Lake
Shore boy.
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PROVO.
THE DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION

June l6
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Gleanings.

! There will evidently be q large turn out
! TO the races today.
The NJ. E. conference will open this
morning at 10 o'clock.
The jury in the case against H. H. Bean
returned verdict of not guilty.
Mr.. Denhalter Of Salt Lake was ia Provo
yesterday. He is travelling south in the
/ interest Of his soda works.
The p. 0. ). of A. excursion was a very
PLEASANT affair although the weather wss so
uncertain as TO preclude many from attend
ing.
A terrific windstorm which swept along
the meadows west of Provo upset the
grand stand at the race course and carried
IL several feet away.
r. K Thomas OF Salt Lake came down
yesterday TO look after his interests ia
Provo. He expects 10 attend to the rent
ing of the cosmopolitan property on Center
street while here.
The steamer Florence was removed from
the lake resort yesterday over the street
railway line and is being taken TO Garfield
beach where IL viii be brought into service
as pleasure boat.
Oscar Wilkins is making an effort TO
organize a military company TO drill during
the summer months. He was one Of the
foremost of tue Brigham Young academy
ca diets and took great interest in military
tactics.
The steamer Florence has finally been
sold by MIR. De Moisey to 4. NJ Wood and
&. :. Wilkens of Salt Lake city, who will
ship her 10 Salt lake TO be USED to convey
excursion parties in and out of Gartiell
beach.
The closing exercises at the Proctor
academy this afternoon and evening prom
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a CLOSE GALL.

Mr. ] P Blaize, an extensive real estate
dealer in this city, narrowly escaped one of
the severest attacks of pneumonia while in
the northern part of the state during the
recent blizzard. MIR. Blaze had occasion
to drive several miles during the storm
and was 50 thoroughly chilled that he was
unable to get warm, and inside of an hour
after his return he was threatened with
severe case of pneumonia. or lung fever
Mr. Blaze sent to the nearest drug store
and got bottle of Chamberlain's cough
remedy, of which he had often heard, and
took q mum Der Of large doses. He says the
effect was wonderful and that in short
time he was breathing quite easily. He
kept on taking the medicine and the next
day was able to come to Des Mones. MIR.
Blaize regards his cure as simply wonder
full and says he will never travel again
without bottle Of Chamberlain's cough
remedy.-The (Des MoiDes. ls.) SATURDAY.
Reuiew. so cent bottles for sale by z. G..
NJ. l. drug department
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OGDEN.
THURSDAY, June le, 1892
A MINING SUIT
Of Importance to be Filed
Today.
High School Commencement = California
Horses-Ihe News Culled from Differ
ent Sources.

Quite al important mining suit Will be
fled in the Fourth district court today.
The Plaintiffs in the action are d. S.
Tracy, J. S. Painter, J. D. Murphy, A. J.
Weber, w. q. Emmerson. and the de-
PENDANTS are Osro Barnard, George Bar
nard, a. T. Snow, Ellis Harris, George
May and Robert Maxwell
In the complaint the plaintiffs allege that
On The first day Of January last they were
the owners and had possession Of a mining
claim near Brigham City called the Queen
OF the Hills,n and that during the month of
January the defendants entered upon the
claim and took possession and now have
possession Of it under the name of the
Alton
The plaintiffs pray that judgement may
be rendered them for the possession of the
claim and damages.
The attorneys FOR the plaintiff are A. J.
Weber ana Painter & Murphy.
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The Iron Works ironnd.

The papers for the condemnation pro-
ceedings against the ground known as the
old iron works site, which is owned by the
Colorado Coal, Coke and Iron company, of
Pueblo, were being prepared yesterday
and viii probably be fled today or tc-
morrow.
The grounds are in an excellent place for
the location Of factories, and if they can
only be secured, Ogden viii have an i'm.
mense factory located here that will en-
ploy several hundred men.
President Patton, of the chamber Of
commerce. went east about Two weeks ago,
expecting that the company would set some
price on the property, which they refused
10 DO, and hence the condemnation proceed
lngs
II is universally hoped by the citizens of
Ogden that the plaintiIfs viii win the case.
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General GIeauings.

Only one case in police court yesterday.
Real estate transfers yesterday were
S249l.
Joseph Brinker and wife were in the city
yesterday from Salt Lake
A Raymond excursion Of two cars
passed through Ogden TO Salt Lake yester-
day.
A much needed asphaltum walk is being
laid in front OF the Utah Loan a. Trust
building.
/. o. .. T. lodges Nos. 5, and 13 have
recently purchased some very costly
parphernaliR.
Another shipment Of cattle from Milford.
Utah. TO Kamss, Ida, Of fifteen cars passed
through Ogden yesterday.
The special train carrying the California
delegates to the Chicago convention will
arrive ia the city this evening.
Ben Livingston was made happy yester-
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High school Commencement

The annual commencement exercises OF
the Ogden public schools took place il the
Grand Opera house last evening in the
presence of an immense audience.
The stage was deliberately decorated with
flowers which show ed their exhilirating
beauty before the electric lights when the
curtain rose. On the stage were seated
Governor Thomas, the graduates and their
instructors and a chorus Of school girls
dressed in white.
The following programme was splendidly
rendered:
PROGRAMME
Overture Barber Of Seville -RossInf
kent's Orchestra.
Invocation. Rev. sam Unsworth.
Chorus Shepherd Boy
Pupils OF Public Schools, Misc Lee
zotte, director
Saiutatory and Address" Paste -------
----------------------M Minnie Pauline kiesel
Essay-"As the sparks Fly Upward
------------ Eva Lucille Kuhn
Piano solo" Robert der Teufel'------------
----------------------.... Theodore Gosten
Ninrie PGalins Schansenbach
Essay-"Pleasures OF Imagination ---...
--------------------IdaE ivira Schansenbach
Orution-"The 18th Of June ........-------
----------..... Kate Adelalde Schansenbach
Selection from Faust. Gounod
kents Orchestra.
ssay-'SeelEing Safety IN Suoordinaton7-
Jullette Adelaide Marks
sReciialion--'lb Brook ----------R Rose steler
Glass History and Prophecy ------......
--------------------Neili Katheryn Funge
Piano SOLO" Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven
Jule1ie Adelaide Marks
Vslediciory and ration-"Blossoms and
Fruit" .....-M Minnie Pauline Schansenba ch
Vocal sOlo-"Thou'rt My Queen.
----..... .........--- Miss Emma Blackstone
Minnie Pauline kiesel.
Guintette-"Lion du Bar G. illet
Presentation OF Diplomas ---------------
---------------------Go Governor A. L. Thomas
1.-THE Anvil Chorus -----------------....---
Pupils OF the Public School Miss
Lezotte director.
Deheu-Ct.Ou --------
assisted by Mrs. II. W. Shurtiin and orchcs-
tral accompaniment
Near the close OF the exercises il was an
nounced that the graduates of the Inter
Mountain Business college would give an
exercise ct the conclusion OF the pro-
grsmme
The graduating exercises OF these stu
dents were held last Friday, but unfor-
tuEately their diplomas did not arrive in
time for them, and permission was granted
the president by the school to make the
presentation last evening after the exhibit
tion drill.
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Proctor Academr commencement

The commencement exercises Of the
Proctor academy, which were held yester-
day att o'clock, were witnessed by large
and intelligent audience and the highest
appreciation was shown for the efforts OF
this popular school The auditorium was
handsomely decorated with flowers, pic
lures and banners and the young ladies'
were very beautifully adorned in spring
frocks. Prof. T. E. Merrill managed the
affair and acquitted himself creditably in
the presentation of the interesting exer-
cises. Among the distinguished visitors
were Mr.. hubert and DR.. Bliss of Chicago.
members of the New West commission
board, and Mr.. J. Huse field superintend-
emit. The participators in the exercises
were profuscly complimented an0 showered
with bouquets.
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day morning by his wife presenting him
with an eleven pound girl baby.
Chief Clerk William McGaw Of the
Union Pacific freight depot viii leave this
evening for brief trip to Chicago.
Seventeen cars of range horses from
southern Utah were shipped east over the
Union Pacific TO Columbus, Neb., yester-
day.
Mrs. Anna c. Gill. mother of Deputy
/ United States Marshal Gill, went east to
her home in Madison, Wisconsin, last eve
ming.
The Ogden baseball team is endeavor-
ing to arrange for games with the Denver
and Boise City team in this city soon after
the Fourth Of July.
Queen City lodge, No. z, knights of
Pythias, meets In Castle hall tomorrow
night and will nominate officers for the
ensuing term.
r. H. Whipple, vice president of the
Cache Valley Canal company, returned
yesterday morning from an extended bust
ness trip east.
Great preparations are being made for q
Fourth OF July celebration IN Ogden this
year. Subscription parties were out yes
terday and met with tiattering success.
a. e. Welby Of the Rio Grande Western
railway was in the city yesterday and was
presented with neat maltese cross set
with diamonds by the knights Templar Of
this city.
The commencement exercises OF the
Sacred Heart academy Will be held at the
new academy building, on the corner of
Quincy avenue and Twenty fifth street
Wednesday morning, June %, at II o'clock
Under the management of Brainard &
Ritter, general agents Of the Cache Valley
Canal company, an excursion will be run
over the Union Pacific TO Bancroft, Idaho,
on Monday. A big town lot sale will take
place the following day.
The chamber Of commerce is getting out
neat map showing the great natural ad-
vaDtages that Ogden possesses in the COM
mercial world. The map will be litho-
graphed and used on letter-heads and
envelopes. The WORK was executed by L.
3. Wilde and Don Mcguire.
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RIBBONS.

$50 pieces Satin Edge eros Grain Ribbon
No. 3. Per yard &c.
l35 pieces Of Satin Edge eros Grain Rib
bon No. Z. Per yard &c.
40 pieces Satin Edge eros Grain Ribbon
No. 9. Per yard 4c
115 pieces of Satin Edge eros Gram Rib
bon No. D. Per yard SC
16 pieces of Blak Lace Flouncing. Value
81 90 per yard, - in. Per yard 35c.
per yard, 4! in. Per yard Acc.
pieces of Cream Lace Flouncing. Value
75c. per yard, 80 in. Per yard Poe.
500 dozen Ladies' White Linen Collars.
Worth l5c. each. Each sc.
400 dozen Of Ladies' Fancy Border seal
loped Edge Handkerchiefs. Worth l0c.
Each sc
$50 dozen OF Ladies' Plain Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. Value 2Oc. For lOc
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A common Cough is the most danRerout
thing in the world to neglect; slight hsck.
ing Cough is also very dangerous, as il al
ways leads TO Bronchitis and CONSUMPTION.
Don't neglect them. On selecting a remedy
for Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis, be sure
and get one that is not full Ct Opium and
one that will not produce constipation.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup does not con-
etipate. remember this. 1t Is perfectly
harmless for children, and it's the most
nOothing and healing Throat and Lung
medicine in the world. 1t cures Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, SIRE Throat. Asthma
Whooping Cough, Group. Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Sore Lungs. tickling IN the
throat and greatly strengthens The Lungs
after PneumoEis- Sold by z. 9. Ii. l. drug
department.
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PAYSON POINTS.
Payson Will Celebrate the Fourth of July
Again.

Payson Will Celebrate the Fourth of July
Again.
According to call of Mayor Lammon a
meeting convened at Payson opera house
last night 10 consider the celebration of the
Fourth Of July.
The Silver band produced enlivening
music and there was quite 2 turnout
Mayer Lammon was elected chairman and
G. F. Tilson secretary. The chairman
stated the object Of the call was to deter
mine whether Payson folks could stand the
expense of a national celebration only five
days after the old folks excursion to Pay
son, as the dates were toe close together
Tor much display aud expense for both
occasions.
Prof Willard Done, from Salt Lake,
was called for anu made short picy
speech in support OF the old folks day at
Payson
Many speeches were made in favor of
both dates and both celebrations. The
speakers were G.. w. Hancock, j. D. r.
vine, O. p. Hush, F. A. Hush, $ Wor-
sencroft and j. L. Belts. Much applause
and merriment was shown by the house
when it was resolved to celebrate the
Fourth, and tue committee appointed was
+. A. Hush, chairman; @. w. Hancock, /
James Matthews, G. f. Tilson and Frank
+. Finlayson. The band played Yankee
Doodle" anG the meeting adjourned
OTHER ITEMS.
Douglass & Sons are commencing the
foundation fer an addition TO their hard
ware department, which viii be machine
department.
Mrs. a. Aabeg surprised her husband by
q skip 10 Salt Like, left no ord when she
viii YER return.
Grievances are heard to quite an extent
about the circus swindles, which ase quite
numerous among the transporting; no
names mentioned: what was lost IN patron
age was make up in tie games o. chance.
JUEE 10. KKATs.
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At Castella SPRINGS.

About 2,COo Sanpeters were hauled into
Castella Springs yesterday by the RIO
Grsnde Railway company, where they
spent a happy day in amusements of every
description. High and low from the
granary OF Utah were present and bent
upon having a gay time. The Ephraim
band was present in red uniforms, which
loomed up like q lighthouse in log, and
discoursed some the music. The Pr vo
band was also present and furnished music
for the dnnce
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New Meather prnnhet.

Provo can now boast OF weather prog
nosticator who is meeting with the most
marked succe SIS. For several weeks past
he mas been informing the people of Provo
IS to how the weatf er would be on certain
dates. At first bat little attention was
paid TO his predictions, but Of late he has
hit the nail squarely on the head in all his
foretellings, and is looked TO with great
interest by those who are engineering ex-
cursion parties. The storm OF yesterday
was predicted and the day turned out as
was indicated.
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A SOUND LIVER MAKE, A WELL MAN.

Are you bilious, constipated or troubled
with jaundice, sick headache, bad TASTE in
mouth, foul breath, coated tongue. dysDep-
STA, Indigestion, hot dry skin, pain in back
and between the shoulders, chi.s and
fever, e;cl If you have any Of these symp-
toms, your liver is cut OF order and your
blood IS slowly being poisoned, because
your liver does not act properly Herbne
will cure any disorder Of the liver, stomach
or bowels. 1t has no equal IS liver med
icine. Price rs cents. Free trial bottle,
at T. c. 2S. L drug department
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.A&RNT g y

Schuttler Wagons Buckeye Mowers and
Binders. solid Comfort Sulky Plows, Garden
City Clipper Piows. crown Mowers. Bradley
Rekes Daisy Rakes Brady Sulky PloEs. AS
pinwsll Potato Platter. Superior Press Grain
Drills Planet Junior Horse Hoes Feet Guilt
vators and Garden Tools, Clark's CutsTay Har-
rows, Triple Harrows Adjustable Hsrrows.
Baker Perfect steel barb Wire, Baling Wire
and Bale TICS, Dederick Perpetual Hay and
Wool Presses.
And in the line OF Fine Vehicles offers now
importation of Columbus BuSgies, Carriages
and PhRtons, in their Latest and most popular
designs. besides large stock now on hand and
on the way from the following factories: Sayers
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s8sSOgs Rewar CE?

We Will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, sick Headache In
digestion, Constipation or Costveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions ore strictly complied With
give satisfaction Sugar costed Large boxes.
% cents. Beware Of counterfeits and lmita-
tions. The genuine sold only by Johnson, Pratt
s Co Wholesale ard Retail Druggists. ~ iaG
81 MAui st. SalI Lake City, utsh
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COMMERCIAL.
New York General Marker

NEW YoRE June 15.-Hops quiet
Conee-Opions closed bIrely steady, IN
changed 10 - down. Sales, l5,J00 bags June
l..lO: July. II. sail %; August, H. soil 80.
spot Rio, dull, nominal.
Sugar-Raw. quiet firm; refined firm, fair de
mand.
Copper-Quiet; lake, l1.7Ga11.S5.
Leat-Duil; domestic 4.05Gs41O
1ln-Strong; straits 10 JQslO.55.
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CHICAGO live Stock

CHICAGO, June 15.-Cattle- Receipts. IA. 900;
choice natives strong 4.25l14. 95; others lower.
$500 co; Texans lower, }. 1908 co. stockers,
2.6v0D3 %.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; closed SOLO lower:
rough, 2504 -; mixed packers. 475054 80:
prime, heavy and butchers weights, L. 95a5 10;
light, 4 1908 co.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; wethers and yearlings
steady, others weak to 10 lower; natives, 400
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chamhnr of commsrcs Ram.

The chamber OF commerce is contem-
plating grand ball about Oct. l. 1t is in
tended TO make it a brilliant affair and ar
rangements win be made for the running
OF excursion trains OF all railroads.
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i Scoville. Troy Carriage Works; Haydosk
Bros, Gate City Carriage Co.; STANDARD Buggy
Co., Gay & Sons and many others. comprising
every desirable style OF Buggy, Cart Surrey OF
Carriage. They are well worth looking az and
would be very well pleased 10 have you call.
Should you want Machinery. I carry 10 stock
Am es' Steam engines and Boilers Lane Saw
Mills, Lane Single Mills. j. 1. Case Threshsrs.
Horse Powers and Saw Mills. ]. l. Gaze Trac-
ton Engines, Lefel Turbine Wheels aud EE-
gines, Plauers. Moulders and other Wood
Working Machinery.
Catalogues upon application. Enquiries an
sTered Promptly.
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The P L. & B. Co. submitted the fol
lowing proposition
To the Board Of Education:
GENTLEMEN:-We Will furnish Diamond
Greek stone for all lintels, silis. transoms and
water tables for your proposed schoolhouse.
cut and put in position for The sum OF S4i9. 20 or
either of them at the following prices:
Water tables TO he six inchcs----------- SlSS -
Window sills TO be six inches II 10
Transoms to he SIX inches -....-- - "a
Lintels TO be fifteen inches --....... l05 80
Signed =. L. NJ & 3. Co.
REED SMOOL Superintendent.
After changing the water tables to read
eight inches instead of six the BID was &C
cepted.
A humber Of claims was allowed.
The treasurer's report having been
audited and found to be correct was &C
cepted.
Superintendent E. A. Wilson was re-
elected superintendent Of schools for one
pensation was fixed at $500 for one years
services.
The Cleveland School Furniture COIL
pany was awarded the contract for furnish
ing the following school fixtures, with a
bond equal to the amount Of the furniture
l0l desks, IL rears, IS feet of recitation
benches and 2 teachers desks the cost to
be s506.6l
Joe Daniels, county recorder of Utah
county, started yesterday for the Chicago
convention and will remain in Denver IN
I'll the rest Of the Delegation arrives. He
will extend his visit TO New York and sew
eral other eastern cities before returning
home.
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DILAPIDATEng MILL ! ,nOU.D sAY \

DlbAPlDATEb? WE'LL >h0J. D SAY SO.
Most people carry around with them a
liver so dilapidated that if they should see
1t they would take il for straw hat as
quick as a liver a consequence they
have a lame back and feel langu'd. Hallers
pain patalyzer taken in conjunction with
Haier's German pills viii make a new per
son Of you and effect a complete cure. For
sale by F. c. Gilds' pharmacy. Brooks
Arcade
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At Csc. Hamburg Embroidered Fiounc-
ing, 45 N. wide. Worth 6Oc.
At 30c Hamburg Embroidered Flounc.
ing. 45 in. wide Worth SOC
At l5c Colored and Black Silk Mitts.
Worth 25c.
At 1Oc. Ladies' Black SILK Mitts. WORTH
zoe.
At SC Ladies' Black Hose Worth loo.
AT 15c. Ladies' Black Hose. Regular
price 25c.
At zoe. KermsdorE warranted Fast Black
Ladies Hose. Sold for SOC
at 10c Silk Elastic Assorted Colors.
Regular price 25c.
stitched Handkereniefs. Regular price
l5e.
At zoe. Ladies' White Scalloped Edge
Handkerchiefs. Regular price 35c.
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NEW YORK June 15-The bears were very
aggressive in the stock market to-day, and
with considerable selling bv London and re-
alizations here a reaction occurred, though the
losses were not Of special import.