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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-16
Hat.ey Defeat, Hnrrison.

Chicago, Dec. 15.-William Hatley,
5000, defeated William Harrison (2SO)
by 300 to 159 in the afternoon game in
the BensingerSiler short-stop billiard
tournament today. Averages, Hatley
10 20-2S: Harrison 1928. High runs:
Hatnel. 7s: Harrison, AS.
In the evening game Joe Capron (26O)
beat John Thatcher (220) by 260 to 147.
Averages: CaDron Is sly; Thatcher
S-16. High runs, Capron, "A;
Thatcher, AZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-16
Meyers Treachery Denounced.

New York. Dec. 15.-The council of
revolutionary clubs today issued a
manifesto denouncing the treaohery by
means of which they declare Spain
mas wrought Maceo's death, and calling
on all Cubans TO proclaim to the Amer
lean people that the Cuban people,
though weeping over their cherished
nero, VIII persevere until they have re-
allied at any cost the Independence or
their native land
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John stunrf Riirh

Dublin, Dec 15.-John Stuart Bligh.
sixth earl of Darnley. died suddenly
today at his home. Clifton Lodge. Atb-
boy, County Meath. He was 50 years
of age. He sat in the house of lords
as Lord Clifton
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Ono victory For siIxer.

Lynn, Mass, Dec. 15.-Walter L.
Ramsdell. a silver Democrat and Pop
ulist, was elected mayor. This was. it
is claimed. brought about by the cut
downs in wages in the local shoe shops
since the election.
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denounced Julian's statements as
tissue OF falsehoods, and repeated this.
JuCse Sanderson cautioned him to
answer the questions.
carp was asked if he had a revolver
on him, and in reply offered to be
searched by a deputy sheriff.
At the conclusion OF Earp's examina-
ton the court adjourned
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Bnrbnrities May Be stopnca.

New YORK. Dec. ia petition to
congress signed by % members of tho
board of aldermen urges that body Ia
use its influence to stop the "barbarities
and inhumanities now being practiced
upon the people of Cuba by the mon
archy of Spain''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-16

Little Rock, Ark. Dec 15.-The off,
cial vote of Arkansas at the recent
presidential election was as follows:
Democratic, 110.llS: Republican. 81, 152;
National, 1913; Prohibitionist, $50.
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Samuel Gibbons

Halifax, n. s, Dec. 15-Samuel Glib
bons, a Church of England clergyman
well known in various parts of Amer.
lea. is dead. Mr.. Gibbons was an Els
quimaux.
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son of the British consul. was also
signed but he could not be found.
Most of the prisoners have been re-
leased
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Jackson's thirty DAYS.

Frankfort, KY. Dec. 15.-The court of
appeals has granted the motion of Scott
Jacksons attorneys for 80 days in
which TO file petition for a rehea ring.
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Rad weather In New York.

New York. Dec. ia gale of wind
accompanied by snow and sleet struck
this city tonight. Fears of serious
marine disasters are felt.
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The Crookca scorcher.

There was a crooked wheelman
And he RODE a crooked mile.
His back YVES bent and crooked -
In the usual scorcher style.
His handle bars were crooked.
In fact, were called rams horn"
And now this crooked wheelman looks
On upright folks with scorn.
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SEVERAL SNAPS.
REPRESENTATIVE Allen Wants a stem
oGrapher Appointed For Each
Judge Of the United states Court.
Especial to The Herald)

Washington, Dec. 15.-Representative
Allen today introduced a bill providing
for the appointment of a stenographer
for each Judge Of the United States
court The salary allowed is $1,000 per
annum.
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Suppressed Preference.

She could have what she asked for. no
doubt. ~
And yet. with a shipper and pout.
Some pate de fol gras
She ordered. when, ah
What she wanted was frankturts and
Detroit Tribune
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viii Abandon Diplomacy.

Paris. Dec. 1.-THE Temps says semi
aicially that Baron De Courcel. the
french ambassador to Great Britain,
as decided TO abandon diplomacy
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Denver Rank Receiver Appointed.

Washington. Dec. 15.-The comptroI-
er of the currency today appointed ].
ychofeld of Albuquerque, N NJ, re-
,eiver of the Union National bank Of
Denver, vice Nelson, resigned.
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CHEYENNE OFFICIALS.
a Bill Introduced Looking to Re
duction of Their Salaries.

UuotIOn NI iHeIr siIIiifItHs
Cheyenne, wy, Dec 15.-At a meet
ing of the city council held this even
ing, City Attorney L. J. Churchill ten
dered his resignation and E. w. Mann
was appointed to the position.
A bill for an ordinance reducing the
salaries of all city officials, except
councilmen, was introduced.
Mayor Merrill read a letter from
Manager Dickinson of the Union Pa
cific, who recommended TO the receivers
a continuation of the present freight
rates On CITY water works material
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THE KIND SHE LIKED.

You asked me how l earned
a maid SO sweet and fair;
L lett no stone unInrned
Not cen solitaire.
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Hirsch & Co. Go Under.

Philadelphia, Dec. 15.-Hirsch &
company. umbrella manufacturers. as
signed today. Liabilities. 500. 900.
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The Last 0pportunity..

Il wish i were a child a~ain,r
She said. and gently sighed.
He didn't say she was one. and
Thus lost a wealthy bride.
Cleveland Leader
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4 BREATH.

A breath may quench loves sacred aana
Or cause a mighty empires fan.
A breath may put a waiting dams
Dead on'-and that's the wors. of am
cleveland Leader
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A Careful Soul.

Town Topics: He-Do you believe there
are microbes in kisses?
She--I never believe anything without
investigation.
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THE LATE ELECTION
All Returns Save Utah's and
South Dakota's Are In.
A BIG INCREASE IS SHOWN
THE TOTAL NUMBER OF BALLOTS
DROPPED WAS I3,o2I, 1858.

Mckinley Had 7.IO9. $50 Supporters.
ana brSnn S,3os,6SI. Plurality
For the Republican Candidate of
6o0,'99-~ome Figures Very In
terestinS.
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upon Generalization. In fact in the judg-
ment of competent observers, repetition
of the panicky conditions and disastrous
slump in values that occurred in Deem
Der of last year was only averted by a
happy and unexpected turn. The sus-
tanning influence came from London.
whence heavy pool orders for American
securities were distributed. The buying
was estimated at about 10000 shares, out
of which amount about 5000 to 5000
shares is understood to have been shipped
to London today The stocks selected
were all active ones.
The heavy London purchasers were re-
fected in swagging tendency to the
sterling exchange market with demand
offered at SISSY in some instances. The
market steadied under the buying and
recoveries were made in a number of
cases, due chiefly 20 covering. Toward
the close, however. recessions occurred on
in tone but with prices generally point
or thereabouts above the extreme low
points. The sales were 1,395,437 shares.
The railway bond market was rather
quiet considering the increased ANNA
ton in the stock market. Prices display
ed sagging tendency with the specula-
tive issues foremost. Firmness was APP
parent at intervals, but the net results
show general losses which -gere, however,
of most consequence in the less active
mortgages. The transactions were $685.,
000
Government bonds were under pressure
throughout on fair volume of business
The new tours displayed the greatest
beaviness, reacting 10 116. The sales were
$203, 600.
Silver certificates were less active and
ruled lower under realizing sales. The
foreign inquiry abated considerably until
near the close when the lower range in
duced continental purchases at 6SAQ69.
The sales were S416,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-05
CHARIOT RACE A FAILURE.
DIR. Higgins, For Some Cause, Failed
To Aupear

DIR. Higgins, For Some Cause, Failed
to Appear.
The chariot race, of which SO much has
been said during the past few days, was
a. fzZle. Thousands of people drove out
to the south Main street boulevard to
witness the event as early as O'Clock
in the afternoon, the time set for the
event to come off. All were then greeted
with the announcement that the race
would not come off until o'clock. Many
drove out to Calder's park to visit the
driving clubs races, while others fingered
about the boulevard until the time set
for pulling off the event arrived.
The multitude was doomed to disap-
pointment, however, for DR.. c. W. Hig-
gins and his chariot never put in an ap-
pearanCe. Dr.. Stoddard was on hand but
course could not race alone. Rather
than dsappoint the crowd a young man
was prevailed upon to ride horseback
against the chariot. The heat was a very
pretty one, being over a straight mile
course, and both contestants going it for
blood. The team was successful, winning
by about six feet. Another heat was run
shortly afterwards, the chariot again
coming out winner in a close and very
pretty race.
Considerable comments were passed by
the crowd on the failure of DIR. Higgins
to show UP. 1t was rumored that he was
i'll, but the majority seemed to think
that he stayed away on purpose.
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2:35 PACE.
ATCHIsON AFFAIRS.
The Report of the Receivers Fo,
Two Years.

The Report of the Receivers For
Two Years.
NEW YORK, July 4.-Tbe renort
submitted by the Atchison receivers of
the operations of the system during the
TWO years of the receivershlp. ending
December 81, 1895, shows gross earn
ings of $5S, 49,, 491; operating expenses.
$40, l42, 1853; net earnings, 1902, 455, after
taxes, etc. There was expended for
equipment and construction account
S2,S06, 442, and there is a balance of
current liabilities over current assets,
after deducting assets not available
as capital of S1,572, O62.
The new company has no floating
debt and has ample funds for all lila
bilities. The statement of the par
value Of securities and cash available
for the new company in the hands of
the reorganization committee on De-
cember 81, 1895, was S13, 0S3, 900, includ
ing S5,565,Q00 st. Louis and San Fran
cisco consul fours, which were subse-
quently sold for s1,9T1, $50, bringing
the actual cash holding UP to $4651, 500,
after allowing for receivership ex-
penses and bond payments. Of this
amount S1000,000 has been since ex
pended in meeting secured interest on
funded debt and in addition interest
payments have been made amounting,
to S2,324,07S, from the earnings of the
property. The annual fixed charges
have been brought down to 81, $50, $50, a,
slight reduction, and the company now
holds 600 consol three per cent.
bonds of the Mexican government rs
result of the adjustment of the So
nora subsidy.
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PER SONAL nENTION.

E. o. Dugan. of Butte. is a Knutsford
guest.
W. II. Dinehart, mayor of Bookings,
S. D., is visiting L. c. Camp, of this city.
Mrs. Shields and young Master Shields
got in from Chicago yesterday morning
and viii spend most of the summer here
with the genial Jim Shields.
Bishop W. S. CLANCY, of Marysville,
Ida Mayor NJ e Jamson, of Saint
Anthony. Ida. and NJ. J. Walters, editor
of the Fremont County Qdaho) News are
in the city for the carnival and talking
Idaho and free silver.
F. W. Lamoreux, commissioner Of the
general land office at Washington, was at
the Knutsford with a large party compos-
&c Of Mrs. and Miss Lamoreux, Martin
IamoreuX, Frank LamoreuX and wife,
Colonel A. F. Britton. Mrs. and the Misses
Brtton, and C. H. Webb and wife, New
York.
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A new move has been made in the af-
fairs of the Bank of Salt Lake in regard
to its relations with its branch house. the
First Bank of Mercur, by which it is
sought 10 have the Mercur branch de-
clared a separate and distinct institu-
ton and to have its affairs wound up
separately.
T. Abbott and ffty-eight other de-
positors in the First Bank of Mercur and
representing about $4,000 all told have,
by their attorneys W. r. Hutchinson and
= w. Morse of this city, commenced suit
in Intervention alleging that James H
co-parternership under the firm name of
the First Bank of Mercur and as such
carried on general banking business I'M
til June %, 1896. when James H. Bacon,
as the First Bank of Afercur, assigned to
f. W. Ross It is then alleged that
James H. Bacon, II. NJ. Bacon, F. L. Hol-
land and w. B. Holland in co-partner-
ship did business as the Bank of Salt
Lake and a s such and with intent to de-
fraud the depositors of the First Bank
of Mercur withdrew and distracted from
the latter institution large sums of money
while the two institutions were in reality
separate and distinct.
These interyenors who it is stated con-
stitute nearly all of the depositors and
creditors of the First Bank of Mercur,
IIldbc lilcu ueiJOSllS III lllc DdllA SCICiy
upon the credit and standing of James H.
Bacon md E. j. Carter as copartners
and they allege that their interests can
only be subserved by the vacating and
setting aside of the deed of assignment
to Ross in so far as it relates to the
First Bank Of Mercur and the appoint
ment of a receiver to wind up the affairs
of the First Bank of Mercur separate and
apart from the Bank of Salt Lake.
Wherefore the intervenors pray that
the assignment be set aside as to the
Of the court made subseGuenf to the as; as
signment appointing Frank Knox and c..
H. Jacobs receivers be set aside IS to
the First Bank of Mercur and that a
it be be adjudged that j. Fl. Bacon and g..
j. Garter were partners and that the
claims of these intervenors be declared
first lien on the assets of the First
Bank of Mercur
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WOMEN AND THE WHEEL.

It seems that the general public will
never get over its establishment at
womans wholesale adoption of the
wheel. And the commercial results of
her patronage of the invention are
simply incalculable. 1t might be posi-
BILE to make an estimate of the amount
of money expended for ladies' bicycles
within the past five years, but from
here on all calculations would be con-
jectural. Many thousands of bicycles
are bought annually by men so as to
enable their possessors to become a
portion of a congenial company in
which women mingle. Niagaras of
gold are poured out in outings made
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BATHTUB VS.. ANTIPYRET1Cs.

The typhoid statistics of the Bris-
bane hospital show a remarkable tri-
umph of pioneering work in what the
Sydney Herald calls the "ghoul haunt
ed swamps of medical conservatism"
The man who introduced the cold bath
as a means of reducing temperature,
instead of the chemical antipyretics.
prescribed in hog Latin to subdue the
fire of the fever by turning down the
lamp of life, was held grimly respon-
sible by the profession for every fall
ure. Results. however. have now PROV
ed beyond all doubt that the cold water
treatment is, on the whole, the best
yet discovered. Since the adoption of
the Brisbane hospital the mortality
from typhoid has been diminished by
fully two-thirds. And this is not on
the average of a single year, but upon
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A foot-hold for Consumption is what

A foot-hold for Consumption is what
you are Offering, if your blood is i'm
pure Consumption is simply Lung
Scrofula. A scrofulous condition, with
a slight cough CT cold, is all that is
needed to develop 1T. But just as it
depends upon the blood for its origin,
so it depends upon the blood for its
cure. The surest remedy for Scrofula
in every form, the most effective blood
cleanser, flesh builder, and strength
restorer that's known to medical
science, is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. For Consumption in all its
earlier stages, and for Weak Lungs,
Asthma, Severe Coughs, and all Bron-
chial, Throat, and Lung affections.
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annual incomes ranging from one to
ten thousand according to the amount
they have invested with e. S. Dean &
Co.
Hoping that you will not be blind
to your own interest any longer and
favor me with an early call, am,
Very Truly Yours,
CLARKE YOUNG, Agent,
Room 217 Atlas Block.
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NOTICE.

NoTICE.-zIoN's BENEFIT BUILD
ing Society The annual meeting of the
stockholders of lions Benefit Building
Society will be held on Tuesday, July A.
1896, at o'clock p. M, at the q. c. NJ. I.
shoe factory. for the election of officers
for the ensuing year, the presentation of
the financial report and the transaction
of such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, June %, 1896.
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Saltair came in for another great big
day yesterday, and notwithstanding the
attractions in town last night, many re-
manned It the pavilion to witness the dis
play of fireworks.
An example of the. confidence that some
men have in new railroads was given a,
few days ago at Siguard, between Salina
and Richfield. when an old man tagged
the train with a bandana handkerchief
and gave the conductor a bunch of rad
ishes and a bunch of lettuce which he de-
sired him to sell SO that he could come
in to the carnival.
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TRAIN SOUTH OF JUAB
Sunday Evening.

For the accommodation of the peo-
pie residing south of Juab, the Union
Pacific will run through train to Mil
ford and Frisco this evening Sunday
leaving at p. N. D. Z. BURLEY,
General agent, passenger dep't t.
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AUCTIONS. AUCTION:

On Tuesday, July Z, at 1890 a. m
No. 63 West Fifth South street Fine
parlor rockers fine bookcase, elegant
oak bed room set, cost $3.50. fine side
board, moquet and other carpets, ex-
tension, center and other tables, set
tee, hanging lamps, fine steel range,
bedstead springs and bedding, Wilma,
glass and silverware, lot of pictures,
heating stove, gasoline stove, refriger-
ator, kitchen utensils, washing ma
chine, etc. K A ANDREWS,
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A HELPING HAND.

Can at 166 West Second North-The
Keeley Institute-for full information
regarding the treatment of the liquor
and opium dis ases-or address lock
box 4S0. All communications strictly
confiden tial
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LEES REDBUG AND COuKRoACH
KILLERS

Guaranteed to free premises Cana
Ill
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Fare for round trip, so cents.
Olson's orchestra in attendance ev-
cry afternoon and evening Bathing,
boating, dancing. The only white
sandy beach on the lake.
Depot corner First South and Fourth
West. D. E. hurley,
General Agent
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TOWN TALK.

At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 81 at noon 81 and at p. m.
ST. the maximum temperature being SO
and the minimum 81.
f. H. Holzheimer a well known young
Salt Laker, who was for some years with
the Rio Grande Western and once came
within forty-one votes of being elected
councilman from the Second precinct, has
returned from Ann Arbor where he
graduated from the law department with
honors. Mr.. Holzheimer will settle down
here and practice law.
Land Commissioner F. w. Lamoreux
and party, Of Washington, d. C, arrived
81 the city yesterday morning and spent
the day as the guests of Surveyor-General
and Mrs. Snow. The party took trip
TO the lake in the afternoon and on their
return visited the tabernacle and other
points of interest in the city, leaving Tor
Denver on the 7:40 D. m. train.
Commissioner Cohn. chairman of COM
nittee on arrangements for the enter
talnment of the fire chiefs at their COM
ing convention in this city, and Chief
Devine, particularly request those who
have so generously decorated their places
for the carnival to preserve their decora-
tons sc far as possible as they will be
invited a month hence to decorate for
the convention of the fire engineers that
will meet in this city the second week In
August.
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SPURIOUS COIN MAKERS
Gang of Heavy Operators Dis
covered BY TIE Police.
COUNTERFEIT S. PIECES.
HUNDREDS OF. DOLLARS OF THEM
ARE DISCOVERED.

Two Men and a Woman Under Arrest
Base Money Found on All of
Them-J. A. MeBurney Admits to
Making Them in the Detroit Min
ing District, But Denies Having
Passed Amy of Them-Other Police
Matters.
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REDUCED RATES EAST, july d
Via the Union Pacific

To Denver, Pueblo. Colorado Springs,
$1,000.
To Omaha, st. Joseph, Kansas City
s21OO.
To Chicago, $500.
To ST. Louis, $3.50.
The shortest and fastest line.
City ticket office, POI Main street.
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that of long series. throughout the
whole of which statistics tell the one
consistent tale THE bathtub has beat
en- the pharmacopoeia all along the
line. and the doctors have to admit
it."-Westminster Gazette.
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nREAM KARANELS
Seiden burg's +.

sefdenbu-g's solicitor" Cigar
ss the highest grade domestic cigar
mace. The Rogers Cigar Co. Whole
sale Agents.
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EoIITZ POOR CARMEN

On the first of July we will open up
our roof garden, which will be a cool.
pleasant place to bring your family
TO see the parade. Yours Kandily,
KOLITZ HANDY KITCHEN,
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LOST.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO loan; and per cent. In
terest. Wicks, rs State street.
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WANTED.

TWO LADY canvassers; good article
Address 3. F.. Herald Office.
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Kolitz Randy kitchen. go Main S.

Just arrived, car load of the cele-
brated Jos. Schlitz bottled beer, Pills
ener, quarts and pints; extra pale,
quarts and pints; Schlitz malt extract.
THE KENTUCKY LIQUOR CO..
Agents, lib East Second South st.
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DR.. E. NJ. Keysor's method of filing
teeth is painless: 162 Main street. Scott
Auerbach building.
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THE MARKETS,

NEW YORK, July 4.-The, week just
closed has been marked by highly
nervous temper in financial circles which
at times caused the market to verge
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PRICE REnuCEn.

Weber Coal company have reduced
she price of lump coal TO SAFE per ton.
Clean coal and full weight guaranteed.
W. ]. MONTGOMERY,
Agent