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offered for sale. when the nrst pressure 70 buy had
Of support and slowly reeSdod. CLOSING At ) slisht net
decline for the day: LiVsrpoo, sdyancsd .sd: Part
s4isss Week iPs and Is is7Y last year. ES.nt csiess ore rsccffred 3
S Tss' S sEs,sss IL , sSd T Duluth snd stock. '| so 't sT.
pectsd to dscrcssc 10000 sus n, f., the
Kansas Induced shorts to sovsr: LiSsrp DOL
$50 tomorrow. Oats wer' dull and casier. CHICAGO
Secsivsd Sos car. and sapccts 400 to- ms The
ursliy inactive today owing 70 the approaching
ttional' advance on local buying on the nrmer tome 70
day, and the higher corn market. There was not
i fss from 's ssssinr h0w ( Srea K q prevent oven q the cent mat at
s.. Louis In, september caused the late weak.
more strength than was expected, considering the
n6eral deliveries Of cash wheat Yesterday afternoon.
section next week. Minneapolis and Duluth esti.
this week. The trade L l. looking for ,Soo.o goo bush.
decrease in the visible Tuesday. The closing
ssrday. oonEHish semperniSrcs IVES. and fears
aas' a sSi fSR hot canssd 'e eCS.las SaSS might eo1sr.n be
There were claims OF hot winds in Kansas uncon.
mated for saturday. Cables were unchanged: sam.
prove. The jJaiiSpdm Issou Slai Increased ~ today NO; sam.
way. Il Ie sl%a condition. P Keep l% 9sToraSle "'u' s''ne'
FtouR-Was quiet and easier. in sympathy with
wheat. Sales 1900 bbls.
Receipts 1880 p,OB5
Exports. .......... 1887 1880
Winter. In bbls.: Supcrnne. o.. G0Ss IS; No. e extra,
ISL LOG 1885 No. ] Extra. 6S.iOas $3.50; clears. S3.40
@e3.55; ~straights, t3.sO9ei; patents, 6i.35aeI.Sb.
CoTroN-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF a5t bales for export and 2,s42 for spinning.
Middllng uplands 1'rr, against Z 7.l6c. last year;
New Orleans and Gulf Size, against 2 l1.l8c. last
year. Galveston advanced l-I6c.; wilmington. Nor.
FOLK, baltimore and st. Louis advanced 10. New Or.
leans sold 800. Augusta 3s4, Galveston 90, and Nor.
folk and St Louis 9 bales. Liverpool advanced l. Cd.
on the spot. with sales OF l2, 900 bales; futures there
advanced 81. TO +2 points, closing barely steady.
The Liverpool spot sales for the week were $4,000
the previous week. OF which ~. 900 were American.
and $4,000 last year. including SO. 900 American;
stocks sii,OO0. including l 5000 American, against
10000 In the previous week. OF which s5l. 900
were American, and $500 last year. including
$3.50 American. In Manchester full prices were
insisted upon for yarns. but business was small;
cloths. orders nj low limits. The receipts at the ports
to-day were al bales. against 2lS last week ana isl
last year; total for the week. $3.50 bales, against
b.Ool last week and b.lOI last year. The exports
from the ports were 1920 bales. The total interior
receipts for the week were 1884 bales, against 3. 76s
Inst week and 5,sts last year; shipments. 1888.
ol.SSs. against 5a.p2l last week and %. 1s7 last
year. New orleans advanced z to II points. Futures
here advanced . TO $ points. reacted. and closed
barely steady, with prices unbalanced To 2 points
higher for the day. with sales Of 1856, 700 bales. The
future trading was as follows:
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Real Estate Auction saIsu.

AT the lBroGdway SalcSroOm yesterday Richard v,
HArnett 4 co. sold No. 567 West End avenue, POS
feet south OF Ninety.third street, a nvestOry brick
dwelling, lot runs south 2lX243.T TX southeAAt elk
el7+K north l3x west 2l.sx north b.ex northwest
4.Sx wet 10. Tx north 5.0G weSt ~ TO beginning
foreclosure sale. to A. Z, Daily for e22,6l4.
Peter y. Meyer 4 Co. sold, Westchester, map OF
lots Nos. 1875 TO 1917 Inclusive. foreclosure Salo. TO the
plaintiff. Theresa Lynch, for 9lbl.5I9.
Phoenix IngrahAm a Co. sold, Amsterdam avenue.
east side. 1875 feet south 1884 street. 25xlOO, vacant
lots. fofsclosure sale. 10 L 9. Stone. for $500.
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ChICA60, ST. LOUIS AND PADUCAH RAIL
WAY COMPANY
Five Per Cent. First Mtqe. Gold Bonds.
wpn-v~nwsn~ w.w.rv

Notice IL hereby given that the Chlca 70. st. Louis
and Paducah Railway Company has elected and de-
termincd TO call IA and redeem before maturity each
and all Of its Five Per Cent. First Mortgage Gold
Bonds. dated September LIST 1887, and issued under
and secured by mortgage of tho same date to spencer
Trask and Edward r. Lsonard, as Trustees. and that
II Intends to make such redemption and payment on
the mt day Of September. 1897. at Its onice or
agency In the city OF New York. namely. No. PA
Broadway. by paying TO the holder or holders Of said
bonds the principal thereof and interest then accrued
thereon. together with a premium of nve per cent on
such principal sum.
Dated st. Louis Missouri, June nd. 1897.
ny order OF the Hoard OF Directors.
w. q. BpUEN, Secretary.
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Futures here closed steady, with prices unchanged to
. points lower. The sales were Ia, 15O bags. Havre
declined l2f. Hamburg was unchanged to /. pfc
lower. Rio advanced 100 refs; receipts. 10, OO0; eT.
chinse. 74d.. "a decline Of l.l6d. santos was un.
changed; receipts $4,000. European cables to-day
were easier. and Europe sold here. but prices ruled
steady on local support.
PRoyisIoNs-Lard lower. Prime. 81. go. Pork mac
Two and lower. Mess, 81. 256GS.70 Tallow, 3 l-lBa
SIC, Bntter-Cream-ry Western, l5c. ESgs-Stats,
fresh gathered. llglltc. Chicago. July 2.-"Pro-
visions were fairly active. with a good trade, prices
ruling lower because OF liberal hog receipts and the
stocks published showing somewhat larger stock OF
rts here than was expected. Lard was rather nrmiy
held. with heavy buying by commission houses.
fnikers reported some Improvement in the cash de-
mand for meats; $4,000 hogs are estimated for to-
$50. 900 for the month"
suoAE.Rawd dull. but steady; So test. Be-; 90. test.
8ec. Refined quiet.
TosAcco-sales OF $50 cases 1895 Zimmers NJ
laSlbc.; 100 cases 1904 Wisconsin Havana ut DC;
$50 cases do. on private terms; 200 cases 1895 New
England Havana at l1@22c.; 100 cases 1898 Penn.
sylvania Havana at 2Lc.; 100 cases 1894 do. at l2c,
100 caSeI sundries at belle; $50 bales Havana AT
IO9el.lO In bond. and 200 bales Sumatra in bond AZ
81 .2Ose 2.O5.
CHICAGO. July 2--These wero to days prices:
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ambulance Upset by = Trolley Car.

The Long Island College Hospital ambulance
In Brooklyn was upset yesterday in Smith and
butler streets In a collision with a trolley car.
and DIR. George Lamont and driver W. ], Searles
were thrown out and slightly injured.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

~ HINTT"N'
sATuRDAY.-At . A. NJ. for EUROPE. per steam.
ship Luchnla'. via Queenstown detters Tor France.
switzerland. Italy. spain, Portugal, Turkey.
Egypt, and British India must be directed .per
Lucania'O; at 2 4. ", for FRANCE, SWITZER.
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY.
EGYPT, and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship
La Touraine', via Havre Uettcrs for other marta
of Europe must be directed per La Tournino"1t
ats A, VI. for NETHERLANDS direct. per steam.
ship Naasdam, via Rotterdam detIers must
be directed per Maasdani" -; at ) A. NJ. for
GENOA: per ste aniship werra detters muat lie
directed per Vera w; at 10 A. NJ. for SCOT.
LAND direct. per steamship City OF Rome, via
Glasgow letters must be directed per City Of
Rome"D at IL A. VI. for NoRwAY direct, per
steamship Island detters must be directed "per
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Court Cslsndars rails nay.

supreme c~ourt-speciAi Tsm-Par n.-EI-parts
SuTrogate's Court-chAmbsn.-No day calendar,
FOR probate-wills OF Andrew y. Bunner, Gerald w,
stanton, Eliza L. Rock, at 1880 A. n
City Court-Specll T~erm.-hotloAA
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CoMPESD.

FRIDAY. July 2.-GRAIS-wheat-spot was
easier. Sales 10000 BUSH. including 3D. o un
graded spring and $4,000 hard Manitoba on
private terms free on board anoat for export.
No. l Northern spring in elevator $1,000 at
74ssc. Free on board afoat: No. l Northern
spring New York. 76a76h4c. do. Duluth, 77%c.;
No. 3hard winter. 724c.; No. Q. do. 7lasa7lasc.
Futures advanced lac. TO 4c.. but lost this and
az follows:
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PRINTED NATTER. &c.--German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C. for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&c. for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
ste amers on Thursdays. and Cunard, French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mae
Ter. 6c., Tor all countries for which they are ad-
verified TO carly mail.
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After the closing OF the supplementary transatlantic
malls named above. additional plement
mails are opened on the piers OF the American,
English. French and German steamers, aud 70.
main open until within ten minutes of the hour Of
sailing OF steamer.
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WEST INDIES. &C.
$50 A. ". for BRAZIL and LA
PLATA per steamship Hevelius, vic
Pernambuco. Bahia. and Rio Janeiro netters foP
North Brazil must be directed per Heveiius'), 40
10 a. NJ. supplementary 1890 A. ny for FOR
TUNE ISLAND. JAMAfCA SAvANfLLA. and
craftsmanship Adirondack Qetten
for Costa Rica must lie directed per Adiron.
dnck"l: at 10 A. NJ. supplementary 1880 A. NJ
Tor HAITI. per ~steamship Andes; at 1890 A. NJ.
FOR CAMPECHR, CHIAPAS TABASCO, and W.
CATAN. per steamship Saratoga detters for other
parts OF Mexico and for Cuba must he directed
per saratoga; at II A. NJ. supplementary
1850 A: NJ for VENEZUELA and CURACAO,
also AVAS1LL and via Cura-
Gao. per teamshi Caracas; AT IL A. ". for ST.
KITS. GUADELoUPE, MARTINIQUE. and BAR.
BADOS, per steamship TaMsman; Mt IL A. II. for
DEhERARA direct. per steamship TJomo.
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Proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.
TO coNTRACToRs.

TO c~oNTRAcToRs.
PROPOSALS for furnishing materials and perform
ing work In the erection OF an addition TO the pub
lie 4 blu building in GTO rotor PARK near Third avenue:
BIDS Fo& THE ESTIRE WORK oSiY VIII BIZ
SEALED ESTIMATE FOR the above work. Endorsed
with the above title; also with the name Of tine person
ton. Will be received at the once OF the comptroler,
building. No. $50 broadway. in the City Of New York.
until y O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday, July, i+th. 1897,
opened by and in the presence OF the Commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund. and read. and the award OF the
der. with adequate security. as soon thereafter %
p Fss aSas1sc, T msy P Pc awarded Or p s5;i :, to ,so wh0%
to attend at the office OF the Depart
third and TwentyfoSrth warns. with the s&Sretiisss
Offered by him or them, and execute the CONTRACTS
notice to that effect and in case OF failure or neglect
SO TO do. he or they will be considered as having
and therenpon the work shall he rcadvertised and re.
let. and so on until the contract Is accepted and eI.
ecuted. The work TO commence at such time as the
Commissioner OF street improvements OF the Twenty.
u. B.-Permission viii not be given FOR the with
drawal OF any ia or estimate, and the right is ex.
tho public interest TO DO so. No bid viii be accepted
a Arrears 81 70 S the corp S%SaSna UPON 10 any Syc sfr ST eo nitro L IN IN
Wh9 Is = drianlter; as surety or otherwise upon any
The entire work to be completed within ono hun
has been given BY the commissioner Of Street Inn.
proyemcnts o.. the Twenty.th.ri and Twenty-fourth
wards.
The amount OF security required Is FORTY-FIvD
THOUSAND OLLARS
Blank forms Of estimates and further information,
II desired. also the form 0f agreement, Including the
specifications for the work. ran I've Obtained at the
ONCE OF the Comptroller, No. ESQ Broadway.
The plans and detailed drawings can be seen at the
ONCE OF Mr.. George II. Post, Architect, No. ~ East
Seventeenth street, where all Information relative
thereto cau be obtained.
For full information see City Record, New York.
July LIST. 1907,
WILLIAM l.. STRONG,
Mayor;
JOHN w GOFF.
Recorder;
AsHBEL p. FITCH. Commissioners
Comptroller; Of the
ANSON @. McCOOK, Stalking Fund.
Chhmbt rlain;
JOHS T. OAKLEY.
Chairman Com mittce on Finance.
Board OF Aldermen;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

View Work stock EzchanEe-saIes July ..
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS uS 81. ooos).
! U s "a. c. 1907
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED srArEa noSpa
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: 's!:s$Rs:f $$3:

BsIley-Was inactive. New feeding. 2sses4c., cost
and freight 20 Buffalo; mailing, 3s04pc.. as TO quail.
Wesst esn ss'sS: cost and freight 70 buffalo, sales
bush. ungraded on private terrIsi 10000 No 2 mixed
At SoAsc, and $4,000 do. at SoaGsO7sc., free ON
board anoat for export. No. 2 mixed In elevator
quoted 2SSc, Futures advanced nc. to &c. Future
sales 1000 bush. as follows: Last
Opening. Hf1hssf. LoIrsst. Cyosfn0. Nioht,
July ;".ssS sssF ss. 2sa Ssa
~BepLember3oA 80I 9O& 9Ol9 8Os
oatS-Spot was steady. Sales $40, 900 bush. including
100000 No, Q white clipped on private terms for sT,
clipped. 255c.i No. . do. 2tac,; No. 9 mixed. 1000
At y Sc;i No. 8 do, Gle; rejected mixed. zoe; do.
white, 28c.; No. 3 mixed, delivered, 22ilc.; track
mixed. 22@23c.; track white, 5000 at 25qS5c.
Futures declined isc. Future Gales 1000 bush. a.
openfn0. Highest. LosOsst. CIostng. Etoht.
September2ls 2Ib 2ls 2lTs 22
slightly. Liverpool was higher. tSome foreign buying
orders were received. and there wAs very Little WheLt
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including gold balance. se37. 452, 100 s242. sb2. o4o
The stock OF the recently organized National
surety company was quoted yesterday at 203.
Money in London. L y cent. Rates OF dis
count In open market for 10th short and three
months bills, 7,se cent. Paris advices quote 3
on London % francs 1Oia ccntimcs.
The sales Of mining stocks At tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange TO.
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Total sales, 1890 sharea
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING oUorxr,or.
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

BID. Asked.l Bid. asked.
8 SSH. 40 - NY Biscuit 6oh 81
Am strbd.. 8 2eh NChs st Ry 236 237
City k'way.23o 233 W Oh St Ry1o6h 1867
Diam'd M..l46is l4es Met W ST.. = az
Lake 8 IL" II l4aI
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Airidfnds End Anttrtst.
2ublir Notires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should he read DAILY by all interested, a. changes
may occur at any tiIne.)
Foreign mails for the week ending July p. 1897 will
On1re "A followa. ""' ~
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Mails for Newfoundland. by rail TO Halifax, and
thence by steamer, close at this ofice daily at $50
!. NJ. Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, and
thence by steamer. close at this Office daily at $50
Pm. Mails for Cuba close at this Office daily ~
700 A. NJ. for forwarding by steamers sailing
(Moncays and Thursdays) from Port Tampa, Fla
Mails for Mexico City. overland, unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer. close at this
once daily at 2:36 A. VI. and 2:30 p. N. iRegis
tered mail closes AT 300 p. NJ. preyious dav
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T HAVING BECOME NECESSARY to provide suit-
1 able Offices for the several branches of the City
Government now occupying the brownstone build.
Ing in the City Hall Park, viz, the Sherir's onice. the
First Judicial District Court and the Department of
Street Cleaning, the undersigned. a Committee OF the
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund. request that pro.
posals for leasing such onices in the vicinity OF the
City Hall be transmitted to the Comptroller at his
ofice, No. $50 Broadway. The amount of space re-
CURED may be approximately asccrtained by exam.
ination of the onices now in use in the brownstono
building.
ASHBEL p. FITCH. Comptroller.
ANSON @. McCoOK Chamberlain.
JOHN T. OAKLEY
Chairman on Finance, Board OF Alderm0Q.
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BID Asked.
en- st %. r.
at pl Of O. o6a -
Cn 81 Is. r.
1907. ....1llS 112
Tn ST Is, C,
1907. ....1l2b 1929
Tn 81 Is, r.
1928. ...l25b 1861
Tn 81 Is, C.
1925. ....125b 1851
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ha.No- AN1f IL MAILS.
Mails for China and Japan. per steamship Victoria
IRON Tacoma. close here daily up 70 July IS
at $3.50 p. VI. Mails for China. Japan. and Ha.
wall. per steamship City of Picking from San
francisco, close here daily up to July II at
$3.50 p. NJ. Mails for Australia except West
Australia. Hawaii and FIJI islands, per
here daily after June SO and up to July
at $3.50 p. N. Mails for China and Japan
Especially addressed only. per steamship EN-
press OF China from Vancouver, close here
daily up. to July IS at 6:3O P. u. Mails
for Hawaii. per steamship Australia (from san
francisco; close here daily up to July ! at $50
Pm. Mails for Australia except those for West
Australia, which are forw arded Via Europel, New
Zealand. Hawaii. Fill and Samoan Islands. peg
steamship Moana from San Francisco), close
here daily up TO July S7 at 1880 A. NJ. II A. NJ,
and O:3O p. N. (or on arrival at New York OF
steamship Umbria with British mails for Ans
tralia). Mails for the Society Islands. per ship
CITY OF Papeiti Qfrom San Francisco, close hero
daily up TO July % at $40 ?. ".
Trans. Pacinc mails are forwarded to port of sailing
daily. and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on tho
presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transtk.
tRegtstered mail closes at o +. N. previous day.
CORNELIUS A CoTT Postmaster.
Post ONCE, New York. y, Y. July 2. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-23

government, whether uono on con-
tract, sub-contract or days. work.
SeconC--A remodeliDg Of our i'm.
migration laws go as to secure al
enlarged protection TO American citl-
gems and their femilie..
Tnird - Reform In the nstional
banking system nnd In The Issuance OIL
tho currency OF the Unitsd States 81
as TO 9, cure the people from the disas.
ters OF financial crises.
Fourth-Liberal appropriations for
government public works ana for the
IMPROVEMENT OF rivers mud hsrbors.
BY prompt adoption of these relief
measures at the hands OF Congress, we
firmly believe come degree OF prosper.
ity may be restored and the conditions
OF the people may be bettereu.
We assure you the millions arc now
ia no disposition to tribe with. They
are fast becoming d,spersle, and deep
are their mute rings OF ciacOnteui.
They desire to real 70 come Of the
prosperity 80 ieellngiy prophesied o.
the stump o months ago.
Over 100000 OF willing workers
are Idle; shat they appeal to you in
vaib? shall the inteiests Of trusts,
syndioates, monopolies, corporations
ana monsyed men remain OF more
importance than the welfare Of the
toileu? We trust not. We still be.
lievs the peopie's representatives are
not dead to the public welfare, We
ask that they rise to the patriotism OF
this great occasion anu hasten to bring
relief to the matsrs OF their fellow
citizens. Very respectfully yours.
SAMUEL GoMPERS,
p. J. INQUIRE,
JAMES DUNCAN,
JAMES U'JUNNELL,
Nj. M. GARLAND,
JOHN Is. LENNON,
FRANK MORRISON,
Executive Council A merlcAu Fedora
ton Of Labor.
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a sehilling & Company
San Francisco

agreement before Its adoption. The
only one Of any particular choice was
In the article which made IL incum
bent o. the chairman to co.opere Q
with the Interstate and state commits.
sions in enforcing all laws appertai NJ
ing to the maintenance OF rates. This
ar icie was greatly modified. AZ it
now Stands 1t lie simply maize the duty
OF the chairman TO use his beet or
beavers to have intersia and state
laws observed by The member. An.
other important resolution was one
providing for the payment of exose.
sive commissi MS OF all kinds on May
lst.
The meeting is now engaged in the
consideration OF Christian Endeavor
and other special rates, but final action
on them was not taken by the meeting
today. 1t T. proposed to make oDe-way
rates Of S25 In esch direction for the
Christia Endsavor convention In San
Francisco next July.
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FOR she sUrnEme COURT.

Attorney General ncKcpna Expects n
Place Upon the Bench.
CHICAGO, April 23,-A special TO
the Times. Herald from Washington,
ID. c., says:
Although President Mckinley hts
made no disclosures concerning ths
matter, 80 far MS is known there is an
understanding that whom the first
vacancy occurs upon tue supremt
bench Attorney General McKenna
will be appointed to a place upon the
court, and Judge William II. Day o.
Canton, Ohio, Will be his successor.
Judge Day was one OF Msjor Nc.
Kiniey's first choices for a seat In the
cabinet but Mr.. Day, who Ia responsible
to the heirs OF his wiis's father for the
management OF their estate which
has for some tins bean in anything
but o satisfactory condition, did not
feel that he csuld tase either this post
or that of solicitor general which he
was also urged TO accept.
1t is well known that Attorney Gen
ersi McKenpg prefers to be upon the
bench and now that Judge Day has
eucceeded In relieving himself OF u
large part OF the responsibility con.
corning the property committed 10 his
care in Canton, 1t is believed he will
be willing to become member OF the
Mckinley administration. Attorney
General McKennn, 1t has been IT,
marked, goes to the Supreme Cou t
every decision DAY anu listens cart
lully to the proceedings. Among MS
Ultimate friends there is an ubdeI.
standing that he expects TO go upon
the bench within year OF two.