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A POOR REMEDY.

Its General Application Would be
Very Disastrous.
Fish and Game Commissioner Nor
rison is reported to have said that he
would have the body of which be is a
member legislated out of Office because a
majority of the present board will not do
their duty. If this rule were carried
out in all cases the result would be disas-
trouS.
The proper plan is to compel all OFF,
GERS TO do their duty, or give way to
others. Abolishing the office itself is a
poor way to correct the errors of the Off
Ger. 1t is too much on the principle OF
a man biting off his nose to spite his
face. or scuttling ship at sea because the
Captain sulked and wouldn't do his
duty.
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Witnesses Keeping Away.

The case OF Ed Coady, charged with
battery upon ]. L. Brown, had to be
again continued in the Police Court yes
terday on account OF the absence OF Brown
10 testify as a witness in the case. John
Condor. another witness, also failed to
put in an appearance.
Justice Davis ordered new attachments
to be issued for both Brown and Condor,
aud then continued the case until the
Lar
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New Millinery.

We have just received another invoice
of hats in all the new shades and shapes
for fall and winter wear. Hats trimmed
and untrimmed; ostrich tips, demi
plumes. coque feathers, jet bonnets, Jet
crowns, mercury wings, the new feather
ribbon. 25c; aigrettes for &c, soc and 75c;
Tam O'Shanter caps for 25c; 25c caps for
l0c. Red House Company.
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One Coy Conxictall.

The boy Albert Armbruster was con-
victed in the Police Court yesterday of
disturbing the peace of the proprietor of
a Chinese laundry at Fourteenth and
streets. He and number of other boys
threw a quantity OF rocks at the China
mans house. He will be sentenced this
morning.
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who wish to see what changes have been
made in the law, can call at the Court
house and procure a CODY,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday; L. w. Shurtliff, Ogden; a. D.
Whitaker, Philadelphia; C. T. Bartlett,
Cincinnati; 7. G. Blackstock and wife.
George Gooderham, Toronto; Z. Kenelly.
Sam Thall, A. W. Brown. New York;
Mrs. c. ID. Lane. Mrs. Theo Allen. An
gels; Mrs. Johnston, London; Charles h.
Ingham, Manchester, Eng; w. J. Flynn,
st. Louis; NJ. P. Mulhall. Ohio; S. s.
Gould, ST. Louis; Gil. p. Hall. Petaluma;
w. S. Coulter, Santa Rosa; p. e. Goslip-
sky, Frank j. Connolly, John 5. Mitch
ell, Charles Weinsheick, D. X. Sessions.
Mark Lane. San Francisco.
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Big MONEY is Made ouick1v

taken up the study for their own pleasure
and pastime. Il is so easy of comprehen-
sion that children take it up with an en-
ergy that is pleasing to behold. Write for
full particulars to the Western Artists
League, Colum bian Building, San Fran
cisco,
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To OuIar Title.

The case OF Caroline s. Leonard VS.. Al
bert L. Leonard and others was heard
before Judge Hinkson yesterday. 1t is q
suit TO quiet title to land on the lower
Stockton road, and, none of the children
appearing to oppose her petition. judg-
ment was given for the plaintiff.
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AN IRISH DIVIDEND

Huffman Gets SD, but Must Pay the
Costs OF suit.
The case of A. II. Huffman VS.. Ii. f.
Burns was concluded yesterday in Judge
Johnson's court, verdict being given
for the plaintiff for S5i 90, which, as he
will have to pay the costs OF the suit, not
having recovered sufficient amount,
has very much the appearance of an
Irish dividend, and is barren victory.
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FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.

County Clerk Hamilton Receives the
Amendments to the Codes.
The Secretary OF State yesterday de-
ivered To County Clerk Hamilton $50
copies OF the new laws and amendments
TO the codes passed by the last Legisla-
ture, which ordered $4,000 copies bound
ia paper for Tree distribution. Those
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Petition for Guardianship.

Catherine McAnally has petitioned the
Superior Court for appointment as guard
ian of the estate of Mary Agnes Mean
ally and Edward Thomas McAnally. The
hearing is set for November Sth.
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RelYIdere,s Lnst 1rip

The steamer Belvidere will make fare
we'll excursion trip to the dance at Court
land Saturday evening, leaving Rio Vista
al D. N. II will be her last trip on the
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At Smiths Hall this evening Suffer
Circle, Companions OF the Forest, will
give one of its popular balls.
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DOLAN DISCHARGED.
Witness Brady Could Not Be Found
Testify Against Him.

Witness Brady Could Not BE Found to
Testify Against Him.
When the case of Joe Dolan, charged
with receiving stolen goods, was called in
the Police Court yesterday, City Attorney
Brown said the only information he had
concerning Dolan's connection with WILL
lam Verhein was that he had learned that
George Brady would testify to Dolan's
implication.
Mr.. Brown said that Brady had disap-
peared, and without his testimony there
was not sufficient evidence to warrant the
court in holding Dolan. He asked that
the case be dismissed, and the request
was granted.
Dolan was charged with having re-
ceived a silver plated pitcher stolen from
Coroner Clark's Office, and a sum OF
money taken from trunk which was
stolen from John Nicovich.
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Special Sale of Goods
Under value. Go to the Red House. >
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TIMOTHY COLEMANS FUNERAL
Sacramento Commandery Went t
Kooklin To Attend II.

Sacramento Commandery Went to
Rooklin to Attend 1t.
A large delegation of knights Templar
belonging to Sacramento Commandery,
No. 2, went to Rocklin yesterday on the
lI:40 a. N. train to attend the funeral OF
Sir knight Timothy Coleman at that
place.
Mr.. Coleman was one of the oldest
locomotive engineers of the Central Pa
cific road, having for many years run out
from this city, and latterly having run
from Rocklin TO Truckee. He was much
respected by those who knew him, and
enjoyed to high degree the confidence OF
the railroad officials.
Those who went up to the funeral from
this city were Sir Knights Petrie, Red
ington, Coglan, Pike, Railton, Heintzel-
man. Rock. Miller, Nelson. Dwyer.
Harper, Lambert, Peterson, Gross,
SCHNEIDER, Little. Nermilya, Hurley,
Lawson, Bettencourt, Farr. Reid, Scheu-
merit, Ketchum, Forbes and butcher.
They were accompanied by the Second
Infantry Band.
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Sacramento, October %, 1895-The
water will be shut off this morning at S
o'clock until Il NJ. from the east and west
side of Second street; all south of alley,
J and Il, and between Second and Fifth
streets south of r street. ]. w. Watt,
City Taper.
THE magnificent grand piano used by
Mr.. Hugo Mansfield at his recent
Beethoven Recital was Jacob Doll"
They can be seen, and purchased at prices
to suit the times. at Neale, Eilers Co., 63I
j street, who are also agents for the
Mathushek and Conover pianos.
Don't fail TO see our chrysanthemum
show. Plants in full bloom. See them
now while collection is complete; Ills d
street. Mary NJ. Barrett.
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SACRAMENTO WOOD AND COAL yspn

A LII KINDS OF WOOD, COAL. COKE
a Charcoal and Kindling, Grain and Mil
Feed. Barley and Oats crushed to order.
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND REEOV ATIgG WORKS
An entire rev machine, No rips no tears.
CAPT. a. MENDIS, Proprietor. i5i3-I
Front street. Telephone 257.
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The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary OF State 8
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22
SAVED THE SKATERS.
The leo They Were ON Began Floating q,
Into Lake MichIEnn.

The leo They Were ON Began Floating Out
Into Lake Michigan.
CmcNGo, Feb. l9.-Scven reckless
skaters We're face to face with death in
the treachcrous waters Of Lake Michi-
gan, and hut for the presence of Capt.
Frank Fountain, Of the United States
Life Saving station, would have gone
to the bottom Of the lake The seven
youths none Of whom were
more than twenty years Of age,
with about fifty other men and boys
and several girls, were skating on the
ice back 81 The government breakwater,
about two miles from shore, when a
huge section Of ice about 400 feet broad
broke awnTffNm the main field, form
ing tloc aim9lt square in shape, On
this were Tine seven skaters Almost
before tGe boys realized what had hap
pened Che gap between the solid ice
and foe wilgueitoabout fifty feet, and
wasrcce&ng urthcrand further, blown
by the fury OF the wind, at speed of
100 feet minnie. Capt Fountain
| jumped into his boat and at once
rowcd q the edge OF the hoc, which
was fully a1 'ret away from the pier
when he reached IT, To add to the
horror OF the situation under the fierce
gusts of wind and the rocking motion
of the water the ice began 10 crack,
and by the time the captain was at the
nearest edge the huge square had split
into dozen or more pieces, and each
section of the pieces were growing
smaller and more and more dangerous
as footholds for skaters who were now
thoroughly frightened and began yell,
ing mstily for help. Rowing his boat
hroadsdc ON along the nearest section
OF the floating ice on which were three
boys Fountain shouted to them &c
skate as close as they could, one at q
time and lean into the boat In thi,
way the skaters were rescued one 10y
one, not, however, until some OF
them had been drenched in the icy wa
ter and all had been thoroughly fright
| ene1
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LAMP posts are let for advertising
purposes by the Shoreditch vestry in
London. The money received goes to
support technical school.
IL ZANTE, one of the Indian Isles,
there is a petroleum spring that is
mentioned by Horodotus. 1t has been
known for nearly 1900 years.
SALT LAKE CITY still keeps up its
reputation as one of the healthiest
places in the world. During 1894 the
death rate was 500 in thousand.
PROF. HENRY S. HAzEN, of the
weather bureau of Washington, is
planning balloon which can be
equipped for an ascent of ten miles.
TnE length ofthe Atlantic liners has
increas ed in the last thirty years from
200 to 600 feet, and now vessel 1000
feet long is regarded as possibility.
CHICAGO is making arrangements to
extend Lincoln park along the lake
shore to Evanston. The proposed
pleasure ground will be ten miles long.
The six great nations of Europe
maintain standing armies of 1900, 900
men. In times of war they could mar
shall into the field more than 1000, 600
THE brunettes and blondes OF st.
Louis are very unevenly matched in
the public schools. There are 1928
light haired pupils to 5,567 dark haired
ones.
AFTER ten years evasion of the pay
ment of alimony to his divorced wife,
George L. White, n California cattle
king, was ordered to pay s1OO, 900 at
once.
A MAIL carrier in Clare, N. Y, the
other day drove his horse over an un-
used well, which was entirely con-
cealed by snow. The horse had to be
killed
J A NEW railroad uniting the Atlantic
and Pacific is nearly completed. II
/ crosses the Andes and brings Buenos
Ayres within forty hours travel of
Valparaiso
THE lowest point ever rerched by the
mercury in Ohio, as reported by the
weather bureau, was twenty-eight de-
grees below zero, at Sandusky, Feb.
ruary, 1854.
H. Il. HATCH, n well-known merchant
of Cleveland, o., has offered to erect
for Adelbert college, of Western Re.
serve university, a commodious stone
library building.
Tue Chinese in executing prisoners
by strangulation, tie a piece of cord
about the victims neck, place sticl
in the slack of the cord and turn it un
til life is extinct
THE drainage of the cup or basin il
which the City of Mexico was PLACED
has occupied three hundred years, hai
| cost 2OO, 900 lives, mostly of convicts
and is only now approaching compile
tion.
DURING the latter part of his stay a
Hawarden Mr., Gladstone was occupied
in writing an elaborate preface to
new illustrated Bible which is to b,
brought out shortly by an American
publisher
JosEPH BURRs, of Ray county, Mo,
was sent to Jail six months for whip
ping his wife, and every day since hi
incarceration his wife has brought hin
nice warm dinner.
Mrs. ANNE KAHN, of Bellville, Ill.
has been sentenced to be hanged 70
the murder of her husband. Her para
/ mour has already been hanged for par
> ticipating in the crime.
WHILE about to enter the door o
his private apartments, the other day
Pres ident Faure was arrested as sus
picious character 10y the guard who ha
just been placed ON duty and did No
know him.
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PLENTY WORK.
Five Appropriation Bills Yet to BE
Disposed or
Several Other Important Measures Are to
Be Disposed OF Before This session
Ends, Among Them One to EpuaIiSe
Pensions OF Mexican War Veterans

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, With five ap-
preparation bills still unactcd upon,
and but two weeks more OF this session
before it, the senate will not be in
clined to discuss matters other than
appropriation bills this week. There
Is always the possibility Of financial
discussion springing up and under the
very lax rules OF the senate, more or
less Of the morning hour may be CON
sumed in this way The hope Of get
/ ting Il vote in the senate on the vari-
Gus financial propos tons has not been
altogether abandoned. 1t Is believed
that some agreement may be reached
after the sundry civil mll is ont OF the
way The coming week viii be re.
qnircd 10 pas, the Indian bill and the
sundry civil bill which will be rcppr,
ed To the senate Monday
Monday will be suspension day in.
the house and arrangements have been
made by which gentleman ia charge
OF several measures that have hitherto
attracted more or less attention aud
occupied greater or less amount Of
time. will hc recognized Among these
are the following
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22
SILVER MEN WIN.
Appropriation Bills Thrown Aside, and the
Bnl FOR Tree Coinage OF Silver Made the
HTgufIr order OF business.

Appropriation Bills Thrown Aside, and the
Bnl FOR Free Coinage OF silver Made the
Regular order Of business.
WAsnlX0roN, Feb l9.-By a vote Of
30 10 81 the senate at a late hour of It's
session Monday, at an hour indeed
when important business is seldom
transacted. siAetracked all the nppro-
priut.ou bills and made the bill for
free c5inage OF silver introduced by
Mr Jones. u Arkansas, the order Of
busInra for Tuesday,
il enough Of a record for the silver
men to iiaye voted to give the Jones
bill the right Of way. With this, how
ever, they are n0tcontent. Mr. Jones
himself went SO far as to announce
that he would insist upon direct vote
on his bill Tuesday.
From this vote there seems no es-
cape flibnstcripg can not prevent
II. Onlya mutual private compromise
between senators on both sides can
prevent the passage Of a free silver bill
by the senate, following the rejection
Of n gold bond bill by the house.
Should no compromise be reached by
personal negotiations between senators
there will be presented Tuesday the
dilemma Of either passing a free silver
bill through the senate or compelling
an extra session Of the next congress
because Of the failure Of appropriation
bills.
Everybody supposed that the flnan-
cial question had bcep talked out for
Monday. when Mr. sherman finished
his speech at the expiration Of the So
! called morning hour at . o'clock
Monday afternoon The senate then
peacefully took up the agricultural
bill, and it was not until that had been
disposed Of that the silver senators
made their great coup,
The following is the vote upon Mr..
Jones motion 10 take mp the bill:
Yeas Allen, Bite, Berry, blackburn,
Butler Call Cameron, Clark, Daniel,
Dubois. lansarough, Harris, Hunton.
Jones lArll.l Jones New, Kyle, Nc
Laurin. Mantle, Morgan, PETER, Perlt.
ins, Pctugrcw, Pugh, Squire stewart,
Teller, Turpie, Voorhees,, Walsh and
White 30
| Nays-hllison, Brice, Camden, Carey
Chandler Davis, Dixon, Frye, Calm
ger, Gcorgc, Gibson, Gray, Hale, llaw
ley, Ilill, Hoar, Mcmillan, Mcpherson
Mandcrs5n Mitchell (Wis) Palmer
pasco, Platt, Proctor, Quay, Ransom
and Villas o.
! Pairs Mills and sherman, Wolcott
and Murphy, Coke and Dolph, Vest and
| Washburn, shoup and Smith, Faulkner
and Higgins Roach and German, Ber
ry and Morrill, Cockrell and Cullom
| blanchard and burrows Lodge and
Martin
The bill was then laid before the SEN
ate and read 10y its title.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22
CURRENT TOPICS.


A ST LOUIS man has lad TO pay 50, 800
for kiss.
THERE are two solid silver tea tables
at Windsor castle.
LANCASTER, Pa, furnishes free soup
TO over 800 people every day
MURDERER STovALL starved himself
TO death in Jail at Jacksonville, Ala.
BLIND Tom" the idiot pianist, re-
membered nearly 1900 compositions.
TEMPLE bethel, the Jewish syna-
gogue at Pensacola, has been destroyed
by fire.
TRINITY college school building, at
Port Hope, Ont, was burned a few
days ago.
BECAUSE Of case of varioloid at
West Point, all the cadets had TO be
vaccinated
THERE are over 1900 licensed saloons
in New York city and at least 10000
barkeeperS.
GUATEMALA has 3,7ls officers and SOL
diers. Mexico has an available force
OF 100, 900 men.
THERE is one eiitor of a daily paper
In New York who is supposed to draw
u salary Of $4,000.
FRIGnT over supposed ghost caused
the death of Armsted Hoskins, negro
of St Joseph, Mo-
CONVICTED of fraudulent voting, Ed
ward Miller, of St Louis, was given
ten years in prison.
LITTLE has been said about it, but
Uncle sam shipped to Europe in 1894
s34, 900, 600 in silver.
The yearly expenses of the sultan Of
Turkey have been estimated at no less
than $50 600 600 year
For sneezing in n theater and refus-
ing to 90 out, a San Francisco man has
been fined $40 and costs.
A COW three years old and weighing
$50 pounds visited Carrollton, Mo-, late
ly. She is valued at 81, 600.
AMERICAN magazines have been mu-
nificent in their payments to authors,
many OF whom make fine salaries,
JosErm GALLEY, % years old and stone
blind, was convicted of burglary in the
second degree in san Francisco last
week,
SIXTY FOUR old merchants are sup
ported by the Merchants Fund, of
Philadelphia. Their ages range from
90 to So,
ESTIMATES of farm animals in the
United States in January, 1895, place
the number at li5, ,05l, valued at
81, $40, 4iG, 306.
A MAN committed suicide at Musca'
tine, Ia, by taking off his clothes on q
bridge and standing there until he
froze to death.
CANADIAN customs officials are con
sidering the qestion whether electricity
conveyed from Niagara Falls into Can
ada is dutiable.
The Chinese emperor is small and
delicate lie looks like lad of six
teen or seventeen, and speaks like 1
youth OF that age
A WILLIAMsPoRT (Pa,) alderman
awarded Rev. A. L. Schade SO TO
preaching funeral sermon, the minis
ter having sued for S..
The Worlds Women's Christian
Temperance union is called to meet il
biennial convention ON June II, 1895
in Queens hall, London.
EXTENSIVE preparations are going OIL
all over Germany for celebrating tn
eightieth anniversary of Prince Bis
marck's birth, ON April /.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22
A Heroine.

Akron, H., Feb, TO- Mrs George A.
McMilen is the heroine of the city at
present While She was in her house with
only siN-ycar-old child for company
Sunday night u burglar entered her
room and demanded her money She
agreed to get what she had, and went
toa bureau drawer ostenSibly to pro-
cure it. When She opened the drawer
she seized revolver, and, turning ON
the burglar, commanded him to leave
the house She made him back to the
front door, open it, and retreat into the
yard Then She returned to her little
boy in the room upstairs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22

WANuSGToS Feb, 10 The confer
ees ON the diplomatic bill Monday
completed their labors and will make
their report to the senate Tuesday.
They agreed on all items but the ono
appropriating s5Oo,OOO for the COM
mencement Of the cable between tho
United States and the Hawaiian lsl'
ands. The house conierees refused to
ucccdc 10 this amendment, and tho
senate committee refused to yield. A
further conference will be asked
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22

CmcAGo, Feb M b. Greenhut
appeared in Judge GroSscups court
Monday to answer the rule asking him
20 account for his actions during his
brief term as receiver for the Whisky
trust His attorney read an answer
prepared by the respondent. Attor-
neys representing other interests
said they had not been given an oppor.
tunity TO inspect the defense and
asked time to read the document. The
court continued further proceedings
undrr the rule.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22

SANrE IL. n NJ, Feb. Is Under
the date of February Senator David
B Hill writes to cN-Gov. l., Bradford
Price, of Santa Fc, congratulating him
upon his address ON bimetallism deliv-
crcd before the trans.Mississippi con-
gress at its recent session in St Louis,
saying; "You are right in saying that
the cause Of bimctalliSm needs an edu-
Gated sentiment in the east, That is
the need of the hour"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Feb 10, Ar
rangements for the funeral OF Minister
Gray are completed The remains are
expected Thursday afternoon and will
be met at the station 10y the city and
state officials and militia. Tho body
will be taken to the sthto-housc, where
II will lie In state until o'clock Fri
day morning The bSdy will be taken
TO Union City for burial
MENloo eiN, Eel 10, = Every body
here, especially Americans, are highly
pleased ~ the hOnOrs shown To the
dead American minister by Mexican
officials aud citizens
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22
SHOT TO DEATH.
wifc- Murderer Kllcd Ia Ills Ccll by =
Missouri Mob

Missouri Mob,
KINGsruN Mo, Fcb 10 About two
o'clocl, sunday morning mob Of
masked men, supposed To be negroes
from Hamilton, surrounded the shcr-
iffs house and Jail here, caught and
bound Sheriff Goldsworthy, whose
deputy was away, tool, the keys from
him and gained cntr nee TO the Jail
corridor, with the avowcd purpose
OF taking out aud hanging George
Tracy, negro who Shot and killed
his wife at Hamilton in this county,
ON the morning Of January 30.
ON the inside the mob was unable to
get into the steel cell in which he was
concealed with two other Negro priS-
oncrs Tracy crawled under his bed
and the mob began shooting through
the bars Of his cell door and succeeded
in putting six bullets into his body,
killing him instantly.
The sheriff made all the resistance hc
could, but was overpowcrcd.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is There were
two important rumogs alloat Sunday
night One Is that an American syndi-
cate Of bankers have prepared an offer
to take the new bonds issued at prices
ranging from ll1 to ll5, and to agree
at the same time that they will prevent
a raid on the gold reserve. The for
cign syndicates secured the SG9, 900, 900
bonds at l0L The other rumor is that
n Seotch-Amcrican syndicate has
offered TO take $500, OO0,OOO Of U. $.
"coin" bonds on a per cent. basis
and TO prevent the gold reserve from
being reduced 10y the endless chain "