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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
SELECT SETTINGS.

Cotton was first exported 10 1875.
Baltimore, Mi, in 1916, introduced
gas.
In 1890 ST., 944 persons died in thi:
country.
The magic lantern was the invention
of Roger Bacon in 1869.
! Spaniards never use tobacco pipes, and
it is impossible to procure one in ma
/ tive tobacco snnp.
The emerald was one of the favorite
and probably the best known of precious
stones possessed by the ancients.
In store Mt Athens, Ga, stands an
old.fashioued clock which was made in
Liverpool. 1t hasn't missed tick fol
/ forty years.
The finest turquoise in America,
valued at $1,000, was found in New
/ Mexico. 1t Is somewhat like "a pecan
nut in size and shape.
The waters of the Atlantic Ocean are
a sort of whirlpool on gigantic scale,
the central point OF watch is short
distance to the southwest Of the Azores.
In 1874 the first turnpike road was
ma lie, sixty-two mules long, between
Lancaster, Penn, and Philadelphia, 50
called because it was required to be SO
hard that pike could not be driven
through it.
In rural England the poisoning twigs
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

For the lrst time Stella felt frightened
Her good fortune seemed too good to b,
true.
"But, she stammerei, "are you sure
this is right Have earned itf Shall
you not be sorryl"
"Ies, you have indeed earned 1t. No,
We shall not BE- sorry" answered the Of
ticIal resssurinSly. "A woman who does
as well as a man is worth as much AS
nan. You have always done, in the
most thorough manner, everything you
had to do; and so, wheu your oppor-
tunity came, you could profit by it. Go
home, now, and take weeks rest.
You are more .irel than you know"
liam not tired, " she answered, "bnt
| will 20 home and tell Kitty" A.
Stella turned to go down the stairs, she
said to herself, alt shall go hard if am
not able, before long, to put au oppor
tuuity in poor KlJtys way. She is just
aS ready for them in her line AS / am il
mine. '-Demorcsts Magazine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

drinking cap, surm0unte | by wind
mill. 1t will be perceived that the cup
must be held in the hand to he filled,
and retained there till it be emptied. as
then only can it be set upon the table.
The drinker having swallowed the con.
tents, blew up the pipe at the side,
which gave a shrill whistle and set the
sails of the windmill in motion also.
The power Of the blow and the length OF
the gyration were indicated in small
dial upon the front of the mill and also
IN some degree testified to the state OF
the consumer. Among the songs Of
Burns is one upon whistle, used by u
Dane of the retinue of Anne of Den
mark, which was laid upon the table at
the commencement of the drinking bout,
and won by whoever was last able to
blow it. The Dane conquered oil corners
until Sir Robert Lswrie, of Mixwellton,
latter three days and three ghts hard
contest, left the Scandinavian under the
table" On October Is, 1889, similar
contest took place, which has been i'm.
mortaizei in Burns's verses. Chicago
Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

iecting foot fro II the vessels side and
through which a rope passed contning
the rudder. A tiller, fastened to the up
per end OF this oar, enabled it TO be
turned readily by changing the angle Of
the blade in the water.
The galley was fitted with one NOV
able mast, which stepped in a socket
sunk in beam at the bottom OF the yes
sci. At the pardners the mast passed
through ozenge shaped hole in fish
shaped piece of wood, where it was con-
fined by wedges.
The discovery OF this gallery was OF
importance 10 scholars, as we'll as to
artists and seamen. Its construction
illustrates many points in art, literature
and history affecting the ship. This
tiuely modelled craft was probably q
Snekar, or Drakar, whose carved prov
and stern, riding far above the wave,
made ner resemble the fancied sea-
snake or dragon, so much feared by the
sailors Of the age.
1t would indeed be great deed if the
verltaOlc remains OF the vessel, whose
lord may have at least ventured to
Britain in her, should be brought half
way round the globe to the inland lake
by the newest city of the western world,
probably first made known by an adj
vcnturous comrade to the old Viking.
As We cannot possess the original, we are
fortunate, through the kindness OF the
Norwegian Government, to be able to
have its exact fac sinile, and to compare
her lines with the typical schooners OF
the great fresh, water feet, and with the
graceful yachts from abroad. Chicago
Times.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

lad been entered centuries before ana no
weapons or treasure were left, only n few
# the bones of the lord of the ship.
strangely enough, with these were the
hollow bones of peacock, probably the
rophy of some maraudiug cruise to the
louthward, and the remains OF the skeIe-
ION of a little dog, with some tishhooks
md some bronze ornaments for belts and
harness. Near by were other interesting
articles. There were the bones OF nine
Or ten horses and dogs which had prob.
ably been slaughtered upon the grave of
;he ships captain. There was also apple
of oaken chips and a neatly shaped
latchet, and piece Of wood with hole
ITO which the shank of au anchor had
been inserted, with few bits of iron re-
mainng near by. The remains of two
or three small oakeu canoes were also
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

axes. They are rveted on with iron
rivets, which are clinclel on bota sides,
and there are few oakcn bolts mere
and there. She has no decG, and the
seats for the rowers are gone-probably
having been removed when the boat was
placed in the tomb. \ floor made By
uotchlug the sides aud lower planks and
putting loose boarls therein, covers the
bottom OF the boat, leaving bilgeways
beneath. Tnere are sixteen oar holes or
row ports on either side, each about four
inches in diameter. These row ports
are so constructed that tho oars can only
be thrust outwards, toward the stern,
and are covered by pieces of wood on
the inside when tie oars are unshipped.
The size of these row ports aud the
absence Of seats would Indicate that the
short. quick, standing stroke was used
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
wnsn rnk WIND sLows

When the wind hlows-win OF the north,
Wind OF the wi.d, dars, raging SCI,
Lsshing its foam 10 a fu touS froth
Where never A star in the heavens he
shut from = " RID OF ceaseless SHOWS.
somewlers. sac wa Il tbs north win I
blows.
G1ll Hair doth seapl
When the wini blows -y,li % the east,
Wind Of a dawn that /, chi AMI gray:
Oi driving RAIN wnen the day hath
cease.
AMI boats steal " like ghosts from the
bay:
Close to the mist that looms and grows.
Somewhere, safe, whoa the east wind
blows.
Blu Eyes doh sleep!
When thu wind blow,-SnIof the vest.
Wind from tue way OF the r, lirn n
sun,
Rocking the great, VI l. w,,!d to rest.
Greeting tho y5ul; star, one by on;
Where tue sent ot tn pin, ire, comes
and goes.
Somewhere, FAR, wh,n tn, vast wind
blows
Gray Eyes doth Sleea
When the wind blows-w.ni OF the south,
Wind OF bloom aai a nightins gale 3,
thrill:
Ste1ling III, smile Of her re rose mouth
Breatlin- a kiss over forest an hlu;
Hu,hed, while the sitytry river flows
Somewhere, . sweet, when tle south
wind blows
Dark Eve, ,o,h sleepl
Virginia CIou !, in Boston Trans 'rlpt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

,nrl,r.. ,o.,.r.yca, ..r2 ..n-. 4 few p,ee.s
Of rome and some sao.en rag,, pat of
un -, we,,.a.,o lpu a.
TIN. cs,uner IN me >n.p in which the
poh.,.rl. b, Iyv,- ,,ep,.j.ci wa, a tent.
lilo ,,.,,.,rri male @, lo,spl.ced side
nv .,do. ,,,p,n,.roa rlI.e poIe ruaain,
,Gro Iel I, i,.. keel.
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Observation-Disclosures,
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,ho r,.,nr w., ,,ynr| .n.,-nn,tri and
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
THE VIKINGS SHIP.
A CRAFT A THOUSAND YEARS
OLD Is UNEARTHED.
For Centuries It Resfed In a Nor
wegian Tumuius-A Repro
duCtion Coming to the
Worlds Fair
SMALL vessel, the eIact sinili.

n SMALL vessel, the exact simili.
n tude Of the oldest surviving
~ relic of the greatest seamen Of
the Middle Ages, will soon
journey from New York by water
through the Erie Canal and the lakes to
Chicago, where Will be exhibited this
relic OF the past. The vessel OF which
this is an exact reproduction, made by
order OF the Norwegian Government, is
no rude affair, although it is 1000 years
old. In its fine lines, careful cCnstruc-
tion and exact finish we find much that
the best art of the shipbnilder las failed
to improve.
This craft herself may have visited
under her owners command the whole
north of Scotland, Ireland, and even
England. One Just like her must have
been sailed By Left Ericsson when he
landed upon the cost Of Viniand, pre-.
figuring the remarkable voyage now
made by the duplicate Of the ancient
snip.
As to this particular ship, however,
It's age is not ascertaiuubic with any de-.
| gree OF accuracy, nor TO whom 1t be-
/ longed. All that we do know is that
she was placed where she was found
somewhere during the Ninth or Tenth
Century. She douOtlcss belonged to
some Viking who mad" his piratica
cruises from the great SIndcijord, as sac
was disnterrcd from Coastal, mound
on that sound, IN 1850. The fact that
| the mound, which was about $50 feet in
| circumference, was made OF blue clay,
accounts for the preservation OF tins
wonderful relic.
Such intermcnts aud such discoveries
OF them have been made in other paris
| OF Scandinavia a well Is elsewhere, but
this is the largest and most perfect YES
sci yet found. Professor Engelharit
found one in 1868 at Ny Saur, il Sch c>-
wig, forty five feet long, and another va,
found IN 1867 at Tune forly-two feet
long. This one is seventy. seven feet
eleven inches lon, sixteen feet seven
inches beam, and i've feet nine inches IN
depth from Keel to guuwaIe amd,uipr
drawing some four feet OF wa'cr.
The tumuu., where she was buriclls
now a mile from the sea, but geo,o Lcal
changes show that the water once washed
its base. Tie boat was evidently drawn
olt OF the water on a bed OF hurdles and
moss. The side, Werc then covered w.tr
cay, the hold filled vita earth ami sand.
and the mound bu!.t up over II. The
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
Counting the Money at Washington,

The counting OF money in the vaults
of the United States Treasury at Wash.
ington Is not 50 troublesome or tedious
task as might be imagined. In count.
ing twenty-dolar gold pieces experience
has shown them to be so uniform thai
only one pile is counted, and the rest OF
tue money is stacked and measured By
this pile, until the last pile is reached,
when that also is counted. In this way
the counting proceeds rapidly, Gold in
smaller denominations is always counted
or weighed. Silver is much more
troublesome to count than gold.-Chi.
cago Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
Too Practical.

"There is but one step from the sub
lime to the ridiculous" A short time
ago, ut a penny reading in small coun'
try tovp, young gentleman was re-
citing, much to his own satisfaction, II
not to that of his audience, Macaulay's
well known "BAtte of Ivty." With
great military iervor he was laundering
out the lines:
A thousand spurs are striking Deep
A thousand spears i'll rest;
A thousln knights are pressing close
Behni-
when voice from the back seats wa
heard to shout: cod ard, 'guvnor
Why, that's only one spur apiece fol
them ere kuirhts Pitt. Bits.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

fouad, with some OATS belonging q the
vessel and to tue canoes. The ships
oars were from eighteen to twenty feet
long. There were also found in the
mound a large solid copper caldron,
some low bedstea like those still in use
in Norway, some drinking cups, so {
tabs. and several pieces Of carved aud
painted wood.
Some Of the beams we're carved 10 re-
present dra t1ns' head. and many large
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

and not the long, man-of- var, sweeping
stroke.
The rudder of this vessel was in Ell.
celIent preservation and it is interesting
rom many points of view. 1t Is on the
starboard steer board) side Of the yea.
sci, aud this, the governing side, is that
still sacred to official use In all ships.
This rudder is a sort Of broad, thick
paddle, with very short handle. II
pivCts on conical piece OF wood pro-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

The memory of dog is gencraili
good, aud an exemplidcation OF this Is
here given. A dog in Bethlehem
Penn, is friendly with everybody but d
one Simon Slade. Its dislike for him
has existed two years, aad was caused b.
Simon cutting of the animals tail
Whenever 1t sees him it barks at him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

am ulscoura9eu
"N ha'! hodi oiun suppose you
ever couIu De that' anu l uoh see WY
you shouIu De. I'll sure II was @e'I'n9
fIo week, Ill H'eH'y sICua''Vh' WIN
nourS oh'y lto', n'"c "''' n'e' ! S''o"'u
think the "or'u yer! c'"r'h'hS'
lHe !"SU spe !'c' WAS H'e"'c'' "c'',
cate woman III nct cary t"cuI'e7' ""l
'he "orA "h he' zap ''''' y I"S "0o"' o''
'rayed her Occupation 10 oc ''''' u u'cSs,
maker one S'9"eu ~ sue sPo"e' "H'
ulu not ''"P A.f ouS! S"'cn'n7 "H'''
she ta.Ac"'
- hno"' ue"'' >'lt ''e.'a' r"c'u.H,
III aces see"l unI'"'e'u' VI ,nc ~ ""u
'"u'' WI" NY P,,'''''u' '"' ''''N :,
uo' ~ Soo', anu i'''',"' 40 9o'' ''",
men, 'oo' anl constantly seeing r'e"
advanced "H''e l S'a"o '''"' hy s''"'S
IS Tue SAINT - II WAS wv" years ago. Ec'
uu''u5 tn"I '','.o "',noS' o'e' o'e'N III
hF' U'u'"S"""N ; o'Lio' mas U'on p'o,
ho'e'' anu mere 'Sn Que VI 't' II }
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'"!"o'''''e'' 1 '''' "o'. VI y VI" ''''' ~
ieH's ;, me &c ".oe,' NAV ~ ne - oou' Jus
III" GA '''' "''' 't0 "e'0' IHt'oo,' ''ny
'"'ns VI "'c oel o"" h'S ""''J loN''' y,
my s''o' '''",' noe, VI MS le''V.S anu
,n,"Gct'on,' '"'' ''ic" y 'e"'''uS '"'''
Nn'' '"'''1' ,"'' nv ~ 9 'i0 Wv ''''''
,n'P''"'u' VI '"'S So' VI "''N " 49,
because ''l'Ne ~ II" II" INe'' "a.
'Ni' - - ''' =, -" - gu" - ~
'""''s lle' Wy '"'"t' was Ln"' ""0
advanced I'?'",S' ""' "o""' "''e We,
|o'"e "c''''' ""'' ne i've 'olSe'' =
AN ''Ne man III c'.ef-y ""' WILL "'' =,
'N',M' Ioo' ~ ''''' 'u',"e>' V'Ve''''.'''
'I'''' 's''''a " - '"'N,''-' -''e " 40 VAIN '
~, ~ "'o"' '''o ,"'"' Pu.''us away -"
NM '"' ''''"S 10y " ~ "''' =,
Jul '''"uoo win 'o,"1' "''''', !
must o" nave SFou"'o" yoN'S''. :,
"''', ''''' ''I ''%"'a ~ ,e"u! W. w.
.'"'i 7'"0S, LINN ]" ou "''o ~.
- - At'>N" lo,"i9"' you Oo"''' ~
va '.'1!e Oou'u ~ !nS ''''nU - W.
A"' " i''S '"o",' 'T'0 " '"N" y '''''
!0u Oou'" 20 WIN oH'J gu
r' '. '|u@ ne"'
e. suPPoSe c'u'u' LOT an ~
ways wen att s"ons' 'n'' "on leen
O''i1 Oo'h 'h'CN c,o'uc' "'lt' ''''l ~ .
p'eP''Tu 'o' all oN"n9e' Vi "I''NT'' y
~ Ou'"', III -" WIN "u "'oo'io' -t""
NOV "".ei o"S; ano al 'he le'. VI ~
r'PS tnaC Mou'u nc aoso'u'e'y neJ n'
~ 'i"'' '''''e '"'uS i'Mc YOU w.
N.sY, .'I i: ',l'atnOu ~ .'r's'"7 I 49, y
niO'ncn' N',oou'"Seu' "H'N iva .
~" au" SIC ~" n''' you WI" "DI
.HeliiOe' ",'"t you nave - N' d"
"NN "'' "''nout 'n''
~ say ny '''o '"'' S''' oeu' W ma -,
U0Np"N!on P"'c 0noo"' "N,' ".
4u''N' MIN steps " ~ " '"o ''''l
cue was Always y" VIM
"'o.'Ie ,t 'oo soon VI 'Do ''''I A.
nn9'o' American ro'ys'o' iu'u.''" ~
Hompany' o'cl'a was SURPRISED ~ :.
WV INne' 'o"n NeAa Vi '''o ~ W. -,
usuD''y ny no means 'll"i''I''e -
p'Inip ,. WIG" io fGq'''ou ", =
Suoo'u'h"'c"' he Sat forward III II
, ,L te''tnE ms e'oo"S on MS , uo,G
'ne ups oil the myers Oh oV'n la" n'l,
P'e.Scu t'Sntiy together as ne he'u '4e'
erect ana slightly waving III the ar d
.o'e MS ace, MS "ao'e bearing 'na'
man VINO Is ormIuI OF an lmPatIeA'
"n,cn he Is STRIVING 10 contro''
9'e'a removed her nat ana Sho
"S!Hl"S JACKET "ncn her arm s'oPP'o
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

In Canada thure are estimated to be
eighty -seveu shoe manufacturers, eleven
wholesale dealers in shoes, 4SS retailers,
492 leather dealers and tanpers. and oil
others 227, making total OF 1898.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
STELIA'S OPPORTUNITY.


HAT is the matter,
SteIlai You look as
il some misfortune
had happened TO you.
The g.rl addressed
was u tall, stately
young creature, still
in her "teens, v with
a striking face and ,
III ner W h i C h,
though not awk
was a | tile too al
rupt and energetic tc
be graceful. Sine re
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
A Unique Cup.

The origin Of the SAYING, "Wet your
WHISTLE can be traced to the famous
drinking bouts of old. The accompany
irg cut represents very curious old
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
CLERKS FOR UNCLE SAN.
TWENTY THREE THOUSAND or
THEM IN WASHINGTON.
The Most DesirabI CIeTkships-tir-t
Feminine Emp oye oi the Govern
mast-Dread OF BEING Watched.

WRITER in the New YORK
Advertiser "a : that there are
%, 900 Government employes
in Washington. Cierksaips IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13

ef1ay's wea<assa. sdvsnesd 10 On hssser cables.
nos wsats in The North rest and Yumoss al eoaA
imports. secsdst e. Ga . snsi. ssereAss IN
asassoss stocks. tsssufss In shss ecnnsry ana
abroad aad unsettled s:ock mAxke:1. held steady
ana einssd sfc higher sksn yesterday. Receipts
vers 900 busheis. shipments 40 bashsss.
heas-Fixm. cash. Ca. september, ~
Cofn-Ssea1y: caah. So. SEpfeHoer. &la<:
e3-.ssacy; easc, 1ssc. sspseubse. Isss
Bastey-S00iuas
Hlax-HM
1iDo<hy-eAs4
Whisky-eIR
Yosk-Easy: casA. ess. sepssmher. si4n
LAsd-kAsy: casa. 3sas: september. Via a
snoss sses-Easy: cash. ASe: sepssuheg.
short casaz-A -5A.n
eaosiasss-A-g9aA
CHICAGO Lxys STOCK
CHfcAoo. July Decentralization, $500:
Esrket dul and 19o;5c lower. Prime teeves,
NN9a$: medium. - A<DA Is: erassen, 1s5
-: sfocksss. tss95. fex&as, &L191sA
uoxs-Recs.psz. =, oos: na:Kes fa4c1c lower.
ciosing prizes: Mixed ant pAcksrs. lsS96:
Prime nesvy and bCsehsn'. Sn0S06 10. light,
&L<1A1a
enss2-Rscsipes. lAe01: market steady on
best grades and Others Zoe iswer. Natives. SO
ewes, g 551A:a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13
ZEAL ESTATE SAILS.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditer's once
yeotAPday.


Real estate transactions from January I. 1896,
are IS. 90, is6 There were nisd for record yes
tsrday Is deeds, the considerations aggragaiiug
N,Ssa Following 10 the list - furnished BY
Osborne, Trsmpsr 4 CO.. abstracsors Of titles,
ll6 Cherry street. between Front aud second:
Geo A. White to Mary E. Fostsr, 1otA and 2,
block 81. Hanfosd's add, u
VIM Carkssk TO Meta CAsksek, lots In North
een add ana others, 81
OFsank H. Rsntck TO VIM. J. Coilins tract 6.
Upper Rsnick's Kirkland gardens. SIS.
~. n. waliineiord TO Caughey 4 Jscobus. lot (,
blocs IS, wailinsford's Pafk div, 500
c. W: Amssy TO H. Blomquiss. lot 10. block J..
Third Motor Line add. ESQ
ooscand Am bank 20 H. BtomQuist and vile. lot
%, block !. Third Motor Line add. @l2a
IN McCiintock 70 Gertrude n. AcClintock.
Part block %, ChautauQua Beach, H.
J. u. McCintock TO Howard }. 4cClintocks
part sec. 5, -. 8. H.
W. B. spencer TO Paul Paulson. lot .. block q,
Brawley's add, 5000.
H. Peterson 10 b. 4. Sans, lot Is block Il,
Yesier's lst 10 Kent. t700
b. Z. sans 10 Dsnnis Mullin: lot IS, block II,
Yesier's 1st to Kent, $500.
A. T. Hantord to J. waiberg. lot S. block 8,
Esstlake add. $3.50
c. K kemsbere TO N. J. Curtis, lots 2 and s.
Ellis Add. 91So.
J. A. Moore ct al. to B. J. Cole ct a.. lot 10,
block H. Brooklyn add. $50
:. S. Khnehart 20 l. s. khinehaHt, lot !, block
81, Denny Aoyts. u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13


LONDON. July l2-ssocks opsned daf today
ana there VS. eousidesah;s excitement Amer
lean raiifoad securities declined s<S15 per eens.
the latter being the decline in Chicago. Ailwau-
Zee 4 & Paul This weakness affected the
Whole market, and IL was slated that several
brokers wers Ia . critical situation. largely due
70 the baseiess rumors telsgrsphed from New
York yesterday conesruing the unsoundness OF
. number OF large English houses. regarding
the eounduess of which no doubt II erteftataei
here. Later on two failures were reporset. ".
b. Moore aud Fraak Bsyss. bosh stock brokers.
and the tone OF the market Ut the unocicisi close
VS. very unsettled II II feared that other
brokers viii TAIL tomorrow. American railroad
securities are exceedingly depressed. the ?rinci-
pal declines being: s. Paul 81. Michigan
Southern ~. Uuien Pacific 81, santa Fs 2,
Santa Fe income bonds IL, CeatrAl Pacific IL
and all other American railroad securities i<Sl
per ceat
FINANCIAL
LONDON. July l1-Consols. % tlSd
oILvEh
b. silver. .925 nne. ed.
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80; July. - ID: August, u "a; september.