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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

Boston, July ls.-rhe demand for wool has been
uoderste and sales mostly in small lots Prices
are low but about steady. Ohio fc'Vcs scii at
az e0c for M and Xxx and above and % 24c
FOR X. Michigan quoted at 2la22c per i, pound
No fleece at 2Sc for Ohio and 25n Z6c for Michigan.
line delaine selections sell at 26c for Ohio and
csc for Michigan. In unwashcd comsins Wool tbere
have been sales OF one-quarter land ihree-eighthS
blood ct goa 23c Territory. Texas and California
sell on a secured basis Of 43a 4oe Tor tne ana me
mcdiuu, and 4Oc for medium. Pulled woods quiet
and STEADY. Australian woods quiet, and foreign
,ufpet woods sell slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
BUTTER.

Receipts for week. 56.316 pigs: exports; 80
pkes Trade IN fresh table butter dragged alis
rather slowly up 70. tho close saturday and wnc
there was no marked change In prices, an rlSlo
Of stock TO carry But the pressure yeS'cluay
t,nd to-day became too strong, and nc merkrt I,f
RcccpfS were heavy weather hot and burclN teok
hold 50 slowly that the accumulation became some,
what burdens some. A. the close the feeling is SIN
unsettled and weak. Gilt edge Its Of either sta'c
Or Western creamery have some sales at II l2c n'
and il would be difficult TO make sales on the oprh
market this afternoon alb the latter nEu'r. iih
weakness In extras has affected first. ana seconds OF
creamery and all sorts OF state diaries, ana Inc
Hight business doing Is on a lowcr bh,lS o' N"IuS.
Imitation creamery IS slower ans less hTm fdct ~
has had .ironc demand partly Tor nom" irhH'.
bu, mostly for export. and strong prices nave been
obtained Toward the close demand i hgii"F bc
cause Of weaker foreign adviccs and the feeling Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

low middling. 5-1ec; good ordinary, SEQ; M
bales sales. ~ bales stock. 9,673 bales.
New Orleans, July 16.-Cotton firm good middlns.
a 3-I6c; middling, 11-16c; low middlng Z 3sc.
good ordinary. 116c: net receipts 400 bales sross
875 bales exports TO Great Britain, $500 bales
sales 1000 bales; stock, s4,1G5 bales.
Savannah July 1s.-Cotton steady: mlddline
5-sc low middlipg, lac; good ordinary, 6 lac:
net and gross receipts, 100 bales Sales $50 hales
stock 1921 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston, July 1s.-Cotton steady; InIddling.l
use low mIddling lice; good ordinary.
q II-l6c: net and gross receipts, $50 bales sales,
I13 bales; stock. 23,1so bales.
Norfolk, July lo,-Catton steady middling, z 34c !;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

market y, i; t''y 5q dull "a, . 29o
and %omnaiy qnchanr,d onoatica, Fine white 81 Goa
i M Nq't o c"e%. S Sgs' 9s' ' sc 90 iG6
soGs5. coacn.' ed meat 81 3oes IS per loo b oil meal
E'E'' o1cto1 a zoe S'r 70, ac 10 ,'s 20 n city At S0
iroEEffGS 'DHIED r'RuI'Trs1Tns market continues
s HG S Saa I'' s. s s nnse oas ' Per
G G ctt bb fqra = E' as. @ syna 5sr S
lie punes. taliior6is boxes. iod00. odi6t; Drall
nuts. new. 4',djise.
s,ca9c5 II. way e NcwYers. Sgetler bringing Ing
lsG0cO boxes OF Mediterranean lemons steamer 10 pha
dephla b'agne about 10000 bole, 900 Of leiaolr ana
We quote bananas. nr'>. 81 % seconds 75e; phe
eric san Tor q! s o' 5 's Se s 100 for ss
bt lemons Sicily, fair to fancy. e2 4Ods5 oranges
GRAIN-wuEAT-The market for wheat at New
YORK decidedly Unsettled at the opening Of business
G, dps . su aaS se ' n hSpr 70 the
va, an absence OF sp.cul.tyr orders. and the loca
Die e.'ion 4, mda.y ne weakness. stu more
York. This sharp break forced good deal Of liquidation
siter. which mad tue nar.et quite active Tor time
G w e1Ss a. S "i anre sa 'sp Sm aS o
ment Of wheat coming o. markets too poorly supplied with
face OF MARX Lane LAPgcssss statement that The yield
Of Th.a' VIII be oa bush On , aeoS nsoo 5ss
London saving mat rains arc damaging the
ster par; Of The dsy showed -tcadct tone ralying
about 10 from the lowest Of rbc morning. The better
o,s2 up about sStt loads Of West owing to the drop
hng The rood ss%aad Tor es.a wheat ares the
held comIaird with last night being fully L.. Total
sales $4,000 bush, Including $4,000 bqsh for eX
scp,ember store september closed 7ic ~ under sepeu
S sde f'' sspism5c uooi' aac % na
August pfIce aGoa, July - 70 unjust D. 5000
iE..r-d part aT 70 aTr r 10 Mn~CShce gccoS bush
Sradd red and spring 900 bush. private terms ..
COEN-Th- market ior corn weak the opening
and price, declined sharply al the West ana hero New
York losing -c and Chicago losing pc tn weakness
being due the decline In wheat ana reports mat me
Interior ccepts Increasing rtther than diminishing
The time the demand 'or spot corn Tor consumption
G,nlgo has been done 10 the crop vet although
shsence u dovs would cause serious damage
Wa somewhat better f-ciag IN the and
Rns prices .howcd fair rcoverr fiom The decline. The
~ cs 900 bush out ~ totni tpansactoa, in the
cash market Of lss 900 bush. ~ iollows 80 corn
bush i0as9i.c delivered and priSnt' terms 40 corn
e 900 bush. ivatc term' b al az OATS-Ihc
wheat: at the same time having b'1rifh
effect although there bud been some report Of dsappoin
damage has been done. The export tndc IN oan which
80, rather EXPECTED increase IA consequence Of The fall
small Oit- were factlonoly better during the latter
rant u the day and closed barely tcadv futuc- spot
follow No oats Is COO bush 39',o3'c elevator and
3 .. ~. Gcv,rd No 3 OFT, nom.nal 85ac 80 :
track white - 600 bush 3adtfc: track mNcl. 5000
bush 81 d3Sc RYE-Naikct weaker OF 51G51c for
wc.t~r 6odsJc tworowed state. o5d75e; sIx.Fovcd
75aeoc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
Onion Quotations foIlow comparison tho closing
Hoes ~ The preylos and for spOndn. date

Iyr rts rom Atl1ntc ports Tor wock cndcd july To-
and since September L. 1s92. compared with the pre-
Nlous year.
Last From Prev. c,.
" tx SPIT I. Changes
Flour hb.. .9G J7S 3iS G0i 10 2SG OB3 n be.1l |
Wheat, bus spB ~ Gs2 $50 100 92G 40 S2iJ ~
com bush C9s 1872 81 0i3 FOL GsooG 1875 3J,0932o1
"a
DccTrafe.
Re- cipt, u rradsturs Interior points IN thousand
la.t three cipher, (00O) omittcd-four bbls. grain
q follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
RUSSELL SAGE SUED By FORMER SERVANT

Russell Sage is the defendant in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas I'm a suit which Della keegan has brought
AGAINST him. What the suit is all about conld not
be learned yesterday. J. b. Marshall appeared ior
the plaintiff but he was ont of town yesterday Moth
Ing could be learned at Mr.. Saecs office, as he re
fused to see reporters concerning the case. All ula'
could be learned that tic plaintiff had Deem a
domestic servant In the employ Of Mr.. sage.
Mr. SAGE recently secured an extension OF time 10
answer the complaint, and motion was mate 10 set
aside this order granting extra time. This motion
was denied by Judge B0okstaver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

stock this week but only by meeting buyers at slightly
lower prices The fances fruit is now easier bought
ian sni" AZ Sc. choice is selling at 5-ed7 lie.
pine at 7a7 1-4c. and OF colored or quite faulty
lots from Bile down. sun dried nppies IN small
rcs oficring at Zoe without selling. samples Of
new evapJ.acd rn-pierrcs shown. ana iair size
LII. nnrir AugLst .hllment are Oncrlh. at lJc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
IIEMLOCK

LEATHER-The market has reached the Inactive pano
and transactions OF sufficient volume 70 9se
stability 20 prices. hence the quoted range shoum "
cons idered a being nominal We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
TIE NETWORK AGENTS CHARGED WITH FRAUD

Tho Breckenridge Company, Limited, an Engish
corporation operating coal mines in Kentucky, mas
brought suit against James d. Perkins ana ram
senverns its agents in this city to recover 49,
bs3 "a on account OF alleged deceit The COMPANY
saws that the agents received $4,000 for coal whn
they sold and represented that they ohy reoe"e"
S2ss. 1884, There was due to the agents tho sum oil
..,o sao IN, commissions but the company declares
that the agents have forfeited this amount Ill coSe
uuence OF their alleged action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
THE GENERALS MARRIAGE VALID AFTER ALL

General Henry c. Young. Of Cincinnati oiScon-
tnued In the Supreme Court. yesterday MS sui u
annul bis marriage with Louise Young. The si' WAS
,,,. an the ground that when a former husband
.od occurred n divorce from her the decree OF the
court forbade her to marry again. and that cohsc-
oueptly she could enter into marriage contract
The case came up yesterday before Judge Truax' IN
tho Supreme Court. Chambers on motion FOR all
mony and counsel fees Judge TruaX called a,'eh-
ton to a decision Of the Court OF Appeals which
sn,.ra tba+ snch n marriage was valid here, as II
WAS valid In the state in which 1t took place. zen
eral Young has another suit against Ills WIG III Ni
cinnau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

HEMP AND JTTI.-rhc market ruled dull VITA
,,lnr, more is, nominal We quote: Manila
brnp $40, ana shiDm"nt. Ga6',c; sisa hemp. spot
a,d 10 arrive, FAM; !'ie. SPOT, 22a1J,c; ship
arnt 2AaIc: jute butt, and reflections, spot. 1-l6S
.r 10 arrive 5-lid2c.
= fiIDf.,-The market ruled dull with prices
We ninfc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
CIlEts,E.

boxes. Under II pretty fair demand most oi lh'
week sellers have held little acyantaer ana current
receipts have gone out in fair shape. Al ia" Close
demand Is only moderate but lish country markets
make rather u firm holding OF rsirnble lois Inc
Trading 20 day mostly 81 ac for fancy plIc"lS
oi both white aud colorei. i few exceptional 1913
we're placed under especially favorable circumstances
lie licher but they furnish 40 basis for quotations
jus; fancy stock went at so a. there WAS on th
dock. Choice factories sD!d az 1-f~e 80; ana
lower qunlities from J-bc downward. small slh'
full cream has stiicned little. but II II sun dllh
cult do much wholesale business ahoN" &C.. The
best of the part skins have moved out good deal
better and The market has u brgdtcr looH llAn Tor
many weeks past. Common ski;ns M" no hIgacr,
but clean M Dtl. closer. Al tho country marHeN
are firm. The ClOvcrhcld combination !, storing
fOur weeks make; tie randushy sold Yesterday ~
7-sc at the factory, and 5-ec ruling M tlCa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
THE ALIENATION OF AFFECTIONS NOT DENIED.

Judre Gildersleeve of the superior Court has or
dered the sheriff 10 assess the damages In an acoh oil
Montague G. Puford. a theatrical agent, TO recover
$4,000 damages from Edward a. Desmond a co''on
broker at No II2 Pearl-St. for the alienation oil
the affections Of his wife, Amy Rose PuhoFo. Inc
Pulfords were married In London in l7o4' ana nav
four children. Puford says she left him "a May 20
49,, p,,,ord sars no * n nephew Of the English
caricatlrist George Cruikshanh. Desmond has ho'
defended the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FREsH.

Choice hand picked apples are In mOdcIat, demand
and steady: windfdlls and all poor qualities continue
low. lie Cone pears nave been Ia larger supply,
ouIct and .Nser. Good lois Of southern lari"tt ana
tIapp's Favoritc in some demand green
pears nearby points sc slowly Georgia peaches
contain some OF better quality and these sell we'll az
better prices; detective stock still dull. Some good
varieties have appeared from North Carolina. for
which there IS fair demand and few god Early
rivers from MARI land aud Delaware sell very well
at about ~ 25o ~ 80 per crate; common early
peaches very dull southern grapes neglected
unless unusually choice. lew Cherries arriv
ing Curranis doing lulc bitter. Kasp-
berries very dull BlacEbcriics In moderate
supply and firm. luckicbergi"s closing shade iirmrr
for choice, sound lois. MuskncOns extremely irrcg-
ular WaiermclUns fell late iis week. and many Of
the receipts this week have been poor ~ to 70
very low-oflen below cost Of irclcht-but fine large
II nd md nrInnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

THE JUDGE MADE HIN.
Tia Rev Dr. Daniel c. Potter. OF the laD'rH"e'o
Baptist Church. seems be getting deeper ana oerp'
into financial troubles. Yesterday he was ordered "
appear for examination in supplementary proc cul"ss
In another case. This time the hrn OF 'acNSol "
HanNnson secured Judgment AGAINST MIN io'
mr. Potter wanted to know il the examination Which
h. had undergone was not sufficient a. he declared
Ia. had told all there was TO tell about his property
Justice ewbuger in the City Court before whom inc
case WAS called told him that he must submit 10 nv
examinations for each Judgment creditor. Dr io'
then repeated the testimony which ne oD niI ,lsce
whore he could not be heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
EGGS.

Receipts for the week. $500 cases. The market
has been. and sill remains. In \ dcmoralZ"d cGdl-
tiOn Receipts larger and from all sections the
quality is averaging very poor, nearly all shipment,
showing more lets serious effects ~ heat. The
weather has been hot and the pressure TO scu very
strong. leading 10 lower prices and generally IN
satisfactory POSITION AT In" close loo l. top for
about the best Western buyers In need Of stock ARE
willing 20 pay that TO- fine goods, bn' large DropoT
ton the hpply does not give satisfaction and offers
TO shade prices such fail 10 inrrcr-r The demand
unleS, they marked low enough to attract the
very cheapest class Of trade.
sta,c ard PennsylyaAia new laid. per doz.. 1j.d lG
Mich, North Ohio ara NOrth lad GeN.iad .-.. -
Othes Western. ncw-ld.d per Dozen ........ ira 10
Southwestern. Pc dozen lt4o i'2
4 .fD-.., Al nd 10 .laHN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
81 NDRIES.

Nt'TS-Pcanus dull; quoted at l'ec for fancy
hand plctcd. and :e+c for farHrrs n Sp"i' ~
3.4d2c: Virginia No shcllcd at &C. and NO . Al
l-20 34c. -o. , -,
RFESWAX-Quet: southern quoted al <1"-' lie
for large lots, with smaller sales higher.
MApLE sUGAE-Ncw bricks nomnlly qioel al
e3-i07c per IL. with demand quiet. 'yrnp dun ut
Goa roc per gallon San. No wholesale movement -
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

The daily average receipts Of milk ana cream al
the different rnrond Distributing points In and near
the city for tho week have been follows: Erie.
! 81 cans Of milk. ~ cans Of condensed mix and
40 cans Of cream: Pcnnsy lvana. Pouchkcrpsl" and
Boston 70 cans Of milk. snsquohanna. LILO cans al
MIX and - cans Of cream. Lackn wanna. 4.io can,
Of milk ana - cars OF cream. New ORR central,
~ cans OF milk - 0f condensed MILK and II
cans Of cream: Ncv-Nork and Northern. D65 cans Of
milk: New Haven and Hartford go cans Of milk :
Ontario and Western $500 cans Of milk and 3c4 cans
OF cream West Shore. $40 cans Of milk 90 cans Of
condensed milk and ] n cans Of cream. Sew jersey
Central 22j cans Of milk and u Of cream. and
Iv miscellaneous short route 1900 Of milk and
90 cans OF cream. Tho total daily supply has been
II J74 cans Of milk i4S Of condensed milk and
0!2 cans Of cream. The average price paid for The
-urplus OH the platforms has been II II a can Of
forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
POULTRY.

live fowls advanced sharply during the last half Of
thr week. and two cars in Yesterday brought IA"
II &C. bn' the supply more Ioera to-day and
the price fell back TO l4o weak spring chickens are
c0. ng fairly steady for prm" larg. wlth small and
medium lower. Ducks and geese UNCHANGED
Dressed poultry continued advancing following orr
lasi weekly report except Long l'laid dtcNs, when
fecinoh undor heavy receipts Chickens showed soinr
wcaknrsI late in me weak hut fowls held firm TO the
close This week itCcip5 have been lighI ana chcBenS
hov, again muroVcd. but fowl, show no further up
ward tendency tic advance having drawn considerable
stock from celia storage. Long Island ducks close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

NJ ott sr<d .tr- TO-DAY and night ror export
o16 oe. 90, sum- toa. % bales total. l059: spot
market STEADY. Onoiaiio's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
DRIED FRUITS

Receipts for week. $50 pkgs; exports, 1878 pkgs.
Evaporated apples have been further reduced In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
THE COURTS.
DIR. POTTER'S TALE OF POVERTY.

Il DIDN'T LIKE TO GO OVER 1T AGAIN BUT
THE IrDGE MADE MN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
HOES.


Receipts for week o ass bales: exports, G63 bales.
There has been only small business on me local
market this week. buf reports from "'nt poI,s nave
encouraged firm holding ana receivers nave not
urged sales. Really choice state hops cannot be
hnncbt below o9c bu. some prime lots Offering
at Sic. and good quality At about zoe, Most
Of the recent business In ti' interior has
been at zoe. but we near 9 oo some
silcs AT 20 1-4c and line Of some 200 bales
+. reported sold at 20 31c. Late cable adViccs from
England speak OF recent rains and som" Improvement
In the condition OF tho crop but thc outlook IN Ger
many IS decidedly discouraeing
STAT 1892 choice. per n.........'......'. --.a22
STAT. lS22 prime. per n., 80, rs S9dh
Pacific Coast, 1892 choice per m..--'.-.-'.I1 e2I2
Pac! fc Coast 1892. % prime .......lo d-OA2
state or Pacific Coast old olds. per n.....-...
hay AND STRAW.
Receipts moderate and prices firm Tor the better
grades Of hay straw has made some advance and
closes firm. o.
ilay prime to choice per 100 D.........-......9 3d
Hay No 20 No Der 100 4oosg9
lay shipping per 100 n. az -
Hay clever. mixed per 100 %
rye straw long, No to no l, per 100 m......6oaso
RYE straw short. per 100 ,odoo
Oat straw. 100 d.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-01
A Crest Explosion!

In these days of gunpowd der. dynami c. giant
powder, and the like, tremendous explosions
are NO rarity. hut the greatest explosion Of mod
srn times is, without doubt. that Of the odd
school" idea that consumption is incuraole'
Thousands Of lives have been sacrificed TO this
mistaken notion. Modern research has estah-
lished the fact that consumption is scrofulour
disease Of tie lunge. and that there is one rsme-
dy which will positively eradicate it from the
eyetem-Dr. Picrce'e Golden Medical Discovery.
Of course. there were in the olden times many
who would havs pronounced modern explosives
inetruaenfs of witchcraft; but there are. fortu-
nafely. few today who do not acknowledge that
the '-Golden Medical Discovery is the ono COW
ercisn remedy for all scrofulous diseases. and
consumption is one Of them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-01
SPECIAL ssEssMEaT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TO all persons Interested,
that the city council of The city Of Rock leland
having ordered that: There be cooetrucfed in
eaid city an underground eever on sisteen,h
street, commencing on the south line Of Third av-
enue. running thence south along said Six.
teenth street to Fifth avenue, there to connect
with the sewer said Fifth avenue. have ap-
piled to the countv court OF kOcE Island county,
In the stat, Of Illinois. for assessment OF the
cOsts Of said Improvement according to benefits
and, an assessment thereof having been made
and returned to said court, the final hearing
thereon will be had at the November term Of
said court, commencing on the 18th day of No
vember, A. d. 1888.
All persons desiring may then and there ap-
pear and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois. this 9Th day of
October. A. D. 1898.
V. NJ. BLANpixG.
j. X. JoHNsroN.
J. y. FREED.
Commissioners.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-01

WssGRe rssE LORDS MeEr.
4 aPsssasa Chsabsr lee Feat Lssg 80
RscAly Decorated md Fsrsishsa.
What especially strikes . visitor
on entering the h03se Of lords for
the tirst time is the rich Nsplcndor Of
the chamber. says the New York
Herald. 1t is q noble apartment. 100
feet long by As broad and As high.
splcndidly adorned and carved. light
ed by twelve richly decorated win
dows. All round run galleries. pro-
tectcd by handsome brass ratings.
The end gallery is that set apart
for the use of strangers. 1t has the
press gallery just in front The gal
lcrics that run along the sides are
for the use Of distinguished person
ages. When the princess of Wales
and other ladies OF the royal family
attend to hear tho debates they in-
variably view the scene from the al
cove ofthe gallery to the left OF the
throne. The throne itself is richly
gilt chair directly facing the strang-
crs' gallery. II stands ON q slightly
raised dais and is divided Oft from
the rest of the house by hand rail.
From this part of the chamber privy
councillors and the sons Of peers who
have the entrce usually watch the
proceedings, and on the night of any
great debate many members OF the
house OF commons also may be seen
here.
The seats in the house of lords are
arranged much rs in the lower house.
except that rows OF cross benches
face the woolsack. Il is there that
the prince Of Wales and the dukes Of
Edinburgh, Connaught and Cam bridge
ordinarily sit. this part Of tho house
indicating independence Of political
allegiance TO either Of the great
parties. Occasionally some noble
lord who may have broken with his
party finds . temporary scat here,
too. - Lord Derby did in the session
OF 1879. The lord chancellor. who
acts Is speaker or chairman OF the
upper house, sits in front Of the
throne on the so-called woolsack.
This is really . sort Of ottoman. and
. seat compared with which an arm.
chair such rs the speaker OF tho house
Of commons is allowed must be luxu.
rious case. The peers Of the minis
terial party sit to the lord chancel.
lor's right; those in opposition to the
left BY curious custom in tho
procedure Of the house, whenever
the lord chancellor speaks in debate,
he has to step two PAGES to the lef,
OF. and away from. the wooisack-au
odd idea. for it places him-a mem
Der Of the party in power and cabi.
net minister--on the opposition side
| Of the house.