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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
SPRING SUGGESTIONS.
Take Special Care During Natures
Misunderstanding Time

Avoid draughts and sudden changes Vi
temperature. -.
DO not discard your warm winter 49,
ing too soon. 1t IL better 10 suiie' ="
little Inconvenience than to take coio'
Remember that one Is especiaiy i'aS,.
to contract n bad cod or chiii III '"''
season OF the year.
A cough or cold contractor pe'"o
the seasons Is the most annoying MIN
and may last through the summer
To make the home happy. Keep VI.
heath secure. Poverty may come. ou'
il can be endured II the health rerhalns'
No health was ever maintained withou.
assistance. Health. like the body, mus'
be supported But do not make HIS
take and do It foolishly.
IL YOU feel a cough or a cold coming OIL
take a drink of pure whiskey al once,
II will keep the blood In circulation anu
is the best preventive against the diseases
OF the season.
Remember that only pure whlskey
should be taken. Duffy's Pure Matt
Whjskey has the strongest recommends
lions from the leading scientists anu
medical men. 1t is the only standard
medicinal whskey. Take no other from
vour druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
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Mn. nnyAN.s BETTER.

The New York Journal OF Sunday
prints a letter from Hon. William Jen-
ningx Bryan. which. we think. would
better not have been written. The let
ter is n discussion OF the question OF
compromise between the regular Democ-
racy and the boiling or gold Democrats
and while from an academic STANDPOINT,
the propositions MIR. Bryan lays down
may be sound, they are not wise poll
tics. and the d>uverance is not caicu-
lated 10 do any good.
Mr. Bryan's more salient propositions
may be said 10 be as follows;
/. There is no common GROUND upon
which tho two Democratic organizations
can meet" -,
. "The money question will be the
paramount issue In 1890
-. political friendship IL Impossible DC
tween the regular Democrats ana the
boilers" In,
"Any attempt at compromise VIII
he disastrous TO the regular orgahiZa-
ton
'"There can be no permanent peace
not oven n truce, without cessation OF
hostiIitjes. and cessation of hostiIities
means the preservation OF existing con-
ditions."
An these propositions are largely In
the nature of assumption. and, taken as a
whole. are calculated TO antagonize
rather than win back the thousands OF
gold Democrats who are anxious TO re-
turn 10 the regular organization. If we
eliminate the free-silver question, there
is common ground upon which the Two
oroanizations' can meet. We believe our
selves that free silver is stronger TO-
day than II ever has been. Until announcer
national Democratic platform shal nave
been adopted. the free silver plank i'll
the Chicago platform must represent the
financial policy OF the Democratic party
Until another national convention mas
spoken. we are bound by the creed OF
1856. Hence, as we have frequently
said. the approaching Virginia Demo-
cratic Convention must and will affirm
the Chicago platform. 1t does not fol-
low. however, that the Democrats. VINO
left the party in the last campaign on
the currency issue may not TAKE their
places with us upon that platform. Pre-
cedent. and the voice of the vast ma
iority of the Democrats of Virginia de-
mand that we should adhere to the chi
caco creed; but there is no demand
either of precedent, public sentiment
common sense. or principle that we
should fence around our platform against
the boilers.
Moreover. coming back to the bearing
Of the matter upon national issues, If
the two organizations can meet on COM
mon ground. as regards all other ques-
tions. who is competent to say now,
Speaking for three years hence, that the
last difference between them may not, by
wise counsel, changed conditions. and th'
known desire of many boiling Democrats
to sit down once more in the house oil
their fathers. be oblterated Surely
upon reflection, Mr.. Bryan must see that
his letter is not only unwise, but ex-
noses him. however unjustly. to the sus-
picion of being influenced in some of his
contentious by selfish motives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Personal.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EAIrTION

CAUTION.
We desire 10 call attention to the fact
that the Hon. j. j. Jackson, Judge of
the United States Circuit Court IN and nd
for the District OF West Virginia. granted
an Injunction at Charleston, W. Va, May
s. 1891. in which he decided that our firm
has the right TO use the word "Poca-
hontas." or "Pocahontas Flat Top In
connection with coal, the Court beng or
the opinion that we have not only the
right to use the word "Pocahontas" for
the purpose OF indicating that our coal
comes from the Poca hontas fled, but also
mat we have the SOLE right to use said
word as indicating the character OF coal
we sell.
In view OF said decision. the trade Is
cautioned against infringing upon said
trademark "Pocahontas" as n name for
Designating coal In the sale thereof. and
ali invasion or infringements on our ex-
elusive rights will be dealt with accord
ing TO law. CASTNER & CURRAN.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated Poca-
hontas Smokeless Coal.
32S Chestnut street
Philadelphia. Pa
my ls-6t Terry Building. Roanoke. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

According to the New York Press, Con-
gress will be asked within two weeks
10 grant a charter TO a financial insti-
tuition which expects to exceed In com
RESPONSIVENESS and importance the ia
nous Credit Foncier Of France. Its al
legged purpose is TO lend money to the
farmers, especially in the West and
South. at rate Of about half that which
they are now paying. AS projected, it
would be the greatest financial institu-
ton in the world. Its capital would b.
500 900 coo. There are behind this insti-
tuition. the Press says, twenty or thirty
OF the best-known and most powerful
capitalists and financiers OF America.
They have unfolded their plans TO
President Mckinley and Secretary-of-
the-Treasury Gage, and say they
have their Endorsement. John r. Dos
Phassos is said to be at the head
OF the scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
To Thee.
"My heart is lighted at thine eyes!


"My heart is lighted at thine eyes!'
Thy face is as the face OF one
Expectant-ready-if the morrow
Should summon thee henceforth 10 lie
Within the arms of sorrow.
Thine eyes are listening when they're
gray,
Thou smilest-they are blue;
And 10, they are forget-me-notS
That are agleam with dew!
III.
Thy voice. Ii is as though thou vert
Thy life's sole lover leaving
A harp, whose strings the west WINGS
kiss.
And leave, at twilight, grieving
".
A mouth so sweet and tremulous =
Mine eyes have never seen;
A tender word from thee must be
Sweeter than music's voice, l ween.
KATE WANNA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
oNou- YORK; AVeekly.l

(NcW York NtVNI5I
First Paris Artist Wy you put zat SAT-
In Re paint?
Second Artist: Eet. is for marine
picture. / make re paint salt; zen wheh
re Americans put zair fingers on ~
water. and afterward put zair myers
TO zair lips gay say. "Eet Is wonderful!
We almost taste re salt OK re ocean,
Zen cav bIy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
An Absurd Project.

indianapolis Journal)
Colonel. we are intending TO erect an
artistic drinking place in the centre Oh
the park. and thought perhaps you
might subscribe n small"
1.-THE project is sheer nonsense SIR
DO you imagine TO an instant that the
city will grant n license|'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

That hundred million dollar Credit
Foncier'' scheme, TO do a two billion dol
lar mortgage and loan business IN the
South and West. is quite Republican in
n,an and conception, but still it does not
seem to be go"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Same Result.

philadelphia North Americana
Didn't you say that the former MISS
Dashaway was defeated in her campaign
for Mayor
81 did"
"Then how do you figure out that she
rules the town.?
"She married her successful opponent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

Turkeys exorbitant demand as con
dition precedent to cessation Of hostili-
ties against the Greeks Is said to be
likely TO bring about another crisis, but
the Moslem doubtless realizes that ne
now has the Great Powers well in hand.
iehment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

A Chicago minister is trying to induce
the women of his flock to remove their
hats and bonnets when In church. but
we don't suppose he means to be theatri-
cal at all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

The philadelphia Times prints pictures
of a number OF the Washington monu
ments in this country. but leaves out the
greatest Of them all--the one in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

At the present rate OF improvement.
the sick man OF Europe" may be ex-
pected, some OF these days. to get well.
He will never become good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

Some 1900 New York tailors struck.
but as nine goes into eighteen only twice.
we suppose 1t is really only 1000 men
who have quit their work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
ADVERTISING RATES.
-, = INCH OR LESS.

T T,nn,es situation, payable in "a- %
Wan'eu ,Ss words or less)......'..''.
s xsoTs rates raj are for every day or ''
MuO,r running c,nsecu'lvely.
Reading notices in reau'hs 10, ,oaded.
Ave lines or less. 81; in nonpa'''''
ave lines or less. 10 cents ,~,,shed
card of rates for more space iD'''
nm application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3Is EAST BROAD STREET.
To Attract Trade.

American Indigo Prints are the pest
special price .:;.;,.;..., it,crcaIes
l.. T. x Co.'S Old Blue Cambria Percaies'
'ne i'''0'' e'"0o Ixi-2c.
Simpson Mourning Prints, lead all
others in coloring and quality speclai
lancaster Fancy Checked Ginghams, al
ways Sc. per yard, our special price....5c.
a Job in Staple Check Ginghams, Tor
merly &C., our sale price..........." lie.
All of our Colored Dimities. that were
12l-2c.. have been reduced 10. i-3c.
Newest designs in Lappet Figures ana
Stripes .....,..:.... 49,. '....;; -,
Solid Blue Chambray, Sc. quality. there
are 900 yards to be sold at..........4 lie
200 yards Pink Chambray, lOc. quality
Tor ........'..''....., 49, -, a.
Best Shirtng Prints, Americans; IN
light grounds. stripes, and fgures;3 &c.
Infants Socks, fast Blacks and rams,
the same that always sold at 2oc, sizes
41-2 to g. bargain price $3.50; -. 90
Boys Fast Black Bicycle Hose z.c.
sr ladies' Pure Isle. Fast Black Hose.
double soles. high-spliced heels. zoe.
Back WATERPROOF China Silk, z inches
wide. such as you pay 15c. for. ...'.'...oVc'
Linen-Finish White Duck, zoe. value
4 pinue bargain. l5c. quality for. - 1-:,c.
Black Atwood Batiste. that would De
good value at 75c., il is here Tor. DUO
Extra-Fine Quality Mohair Brilliantine,
high gloss and superior f1nlsh, dupncates
viii he not less than 75c., for. ooc.
An All-Linen Sheer Hemstitched Hand
kerchief. with hand-embroldered work,
equal to the usual 25c. styles; they are
here at ............. ...........''.'.''i- i--c'
Mattings
Fancy Japanese Mattings, In choice pat
terms ................
Cotton Warp Seamless Mattings, worth
20c.. for .............. ......''''..''''''''A
Tiny 1S-Tu&Th)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

majority of them would come to our
help. rather than give aid and comfort.
TO their old enemy In a State election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
CARRIAGES, DuGGIEs, WAGONS, &c.

!. FOR SALE. A VICTORIA, IN EXCEL
lent condition. Cost $500. win be sold at a
great sacrifice. Apply to JAMES CAS-
KIE, corner Eleventh and Main streets.
my 1920
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
This VIII be our BaIlIler Week OH
Trunks and Travelling-Bags
Sizes; 3O.in. Spin. 34-in. 36-in.
S4.25 $3.50 Sf.75 $500

Extra Heavy Canvas Covered
Trunks. Iron Bottom, Heavy Leather
Bindings, fine Brass Lock, Long Strap
Hinges. Hard Wood Stats. two Heavy
Leather Straps all around, two Trays
and full linen lined:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

All letter. and kilograms mus, DC ,,S Sv-
-, an 20 TIE DISPATCH CoMPAN l.
rejected communications will not DC ~
x,~,a1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

An letters recommending candidates $50, ~,
,mco must be pad for TO insure 'n. NJ
nub,,cation. This is a long stanoihs 'D
of ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Offices OF COMMISSIONS Jackson Gay.

Nos. 80 Goddin Han
Richmond, Va. May I, nf,;n
TO ANY AND ALL PERSONS AM
PARTIES INTERESTEp: v.
/ have nxed on THURSDAY, the y.
dav ~ June, 1897. at II o'clock A. NJ, rs
the time and my offices aforesaid as tn s
place for executing the decree, OF "hiS'
the foregoing II a copy. .,....cer
Given under. my hand as cSmf.Ss ss ma
city OF Richmond this Isl dsy 81 NAY
i'''' Commissioner
willis b. Smith. p. q. ram I
& s. r. Patteson. o. u. my sSi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND:
" NJ. Campbell, who sues, etc. ........ ..
ehe Southern Building and Loan Assoc
(coS pS'O Of Decree Entered April q. 1917
''rhls day this cause came on % ne
heard on the bill OF complaint. regularly
taken for confessed. and set for heari.s
az the rules: on the order made here
on January IS 1897. and on the exhibits
filed. and was argued by counsel. on con,
sideration whereof. by consent of couhre'
for the plaintiff and for the defendant
endorsed on this decree. the court coih
adjudge, order, and decree that this Gauss
be referred 10 one OF the commission
OF this court. TO make the following iu
quiries and report the same 70 the co.l.'
with any other matter specially s'a'ei'
deemed pertinent by himself, or le'
qulred by any party 10 be stated-to WIZ
/. Who are the creditors and shAI
holders of the deiendant assoc,"lio" ~
siding IN the State OF Virginia?
2 What property. real and personal,
came. or should come into the hands %.
the receiver appointed by decree OF 70
court I'm this cause, and what Is me an
nual and fee simple value OF salA '-''
3. What liens or encumbrances. N any
exist on said property and their prioriues
and who are entitled to the debts seeHi'a
by said liens?
What amount each borrowing member
of the said association has received IRON
said association, and AZ what date
5. What amount each such borrow hs
member OF said association has paid ia,0
the association. and on what accounts
G. What amount each sdch borfoM.H5
member should be required 10 pay PACE
into said association In the dischars.
his said Indebtedness TO cntitle him % \
release deed OF the mortgages now heli
nv the said association?
And said commissioner shall give noues
10 all parties interested IN ms SUI IN.
ouiries by publication once a week ioF
four successive weeks In some new
paper published In the city OF Rcnno ",
Va. which publication shali De e9u"-'''''
A Copy-Teste: o,,,>-
Ns%'' ozark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Long Branch,

wrsT-END HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
co1TAGES OPEN SATURDAY, JUNE H.
t{oTF,I, OPENS THURSDAY, JUNE "a.
a number of bathroom suites have
~, added TO the cottages, and many
rxed improvements 10 the hotel. New
YORK office: lis Broadway Room 76l.
Ao'N w. T.. HILDRETH,
nav ATuSt Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18


ARCTIC ICE-CREAM FREEZERs.
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAI
FREEZERS.
LEONARD REFRIGERATORS.
LEONARD ICE-CHESTS.
ICE-BOWLS AND ICE-PICKS.
ICE-SHAVERS AND CAN-OPENERS
WIRE COVERS AND FIRE-SCREENS
WATER COOLERS AND WATER.
FILTERS.
CHEAP. MEDIUM, AND FINE GLASS
WARE.
NEW LINE FERN DISHES.
NEW LINE COMB AND BRUSH
TRAYS.
NEW LINE LAMP GLOBES.
NEW LINE TOILET SETS.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY.
ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
COME IN, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
GOODS.
The E. B. Taylor Co..
No. 9 East Broad Street,
: No. 1911 East MainStrcet.
zap 2s-Th. SaeSru) -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

,oso,r,,ons of respect to decease'
members passed by sooi..'eS' noaniza-
lions. associations. or other ois..
,,ors viii be charged for as au'ei'''"'
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
Residence: Petersburg, Va;
GEORGE Is. ELLIOTT.
Residence: Richmond. Va

The undersigned have this day formed a
partnership for the practice OF law under
the firm name Of HAMILTON AZ
ELLIOTT, with their office at Room 6.
first floor of Merchants National Bank
building, In the city OF Richmond Va.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
GEORGE Il. ELLIOTT.
May 8. 1897. my 12-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

TOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-STREEI
PHARMACY. $40 EAST
STREET. AGE
r,'.pvAcY. BELvIDERE AND MAIN
STREETS. o,, ,,,-rr
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IN THE cHANcERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND:
" NJ. Campbell, who sues, etc. ........
fI..fntfFf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20

-nvrprrsrMExry ons subscriptions Tor The Tribune
,sc"vsd A. thtir Uptown once. No. i2s2 Broadway.
"a door north OF sist-st until clock p m; sdvsss:s-
once rates WITH o'clock M; va. ~ NV S svs isvS
ana lth-s e.; Ia Coiumbus-ava. near West whist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1897.

surprising that some people buy the csrtiAcates
as good investments to hold. The stock paid ~
per cent In the four years Of depression. and
II IL had not been subjected to so many somer-
sauits by inside manipulation It would have
aappeaicd more strongly to the investment pub
nc. II may yet become popular investment
issue, but not so long as dealings Of 116,462
shares in one day are possible
The rapid advance In Sugar stock naturally
caused sympathetic movement throughout the
iist. but outside Of this other causes as noted
before were also responsible for the upward
tendency. the tariff. crops and commission house
puying being factors which exerted an encourage
ing influence upon security values. Opening
prices In the majority OF active stocks were from
- to - per cent above Saturdays closing and
In some issues the advance was even greater,
as In Louisville and Nashville. which opened at
an advance OF "a per cent. ST. Paul, Rock ISL
and and Burlington were up l573s per cent at
the opening, and continued their upward course
without important setbacks throughout the day.
while elsewhere In the railroad list correspond
Ing strength was shown. Low priced issues were
moderately active at advancing prices. Oregon
snort Line, Peoria and Eastern, Detroit Gas.
Pittsburg.. Cincinnati. Chicago and st, Louis
apd Wabash preferred being features The vol
ume OF business was represented by total sales
Of 466,i52 shares, and outside Of few leading
speculative favorites the dealings were well dis
tributed. and In all issues there was considera-
BILE investment and commission house buying.
Louisville and Nashville sold It's best price OF
the year. and st. Paul made new high record.
The break of per cent In Sugar Refining from
its highest price was followed by reactions in
the rest Of the list but the closing was generally
strong with net gains throughout The wheat
market was again strong although al the close
July wheat showed a slight fractional loss. The
present favorable condition of the wheat mar
ket was a strong influence In inducing commits
sion- house orders in the stock market CONSOLE
dated Ice stocks attracted no legitimate buy
Ing and despite efforts to make them attractive
little business was done In them.
Prices for the last sales Of the principal stocks
to-day. compared with the final figures OF Sat
urday were As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
pab!,r Ho..e:s.
STEAMBOATS,.
gTWMONGTON lOME

9TWN0N@TOM l0EIE
and nj points East . ;ea ners Maine and New -Hamp-
shire. Leave Yer go n r. one block above cansi-se.
NW(RWO@D l0E1[g
For Sew-Iondon Watch ttni Block Island and Eastern
Resorts also Worcester and North Of Boston ana Eos, w
s.eame: City Of worcester leave fer
(old MOI. n H. next Desbrosses st. weekdays ony
Orchestra on each Rats TO BL3 ia i;sND
FMll, R0WslR l0NiE
For N.wpor, FAN River. 4;orton. Marhas Vineyard.
Nantucket Cape Cod. and all Eastern and Nor; h
ella and pur,sn IN r,nmssior Fne each.
Leave Per il y r. foot OF Murray-s; Week Days and
Sundays at $40 p NJ
[pROWl[D[gNG[s l0NE:
For Providence urer Boston and all Inland ard
Resorts East North thereof steamers Rhsae lsana
and Plyrn uth Orchestra each. Leave Pier 50 ~ H.
one block above anast Week Days only AT 30 p. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
cros,Nc PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Monday. July 1872. m.

The agreement reached by the Tarin CONFER
rees. and the reporting Of the bill to Congress
an what is probably its final shape mad
.t,nuIating influence upon the stock market
.o.aav prices advancing throughout the Ist
and renewed activity developing among IN
,erests other than those purely speculative.
,rhe favorable tenor of weekly reports from
various parts Of the country regarding the gen.
oral industrial outlook also helped In the up
ward movement, while q continued Investment
d.,rand for railroad bonds was another innu-
nnce not without effect upon Wall Street scnu-
,,.n, Sugar Refining stock made q sensa-
,,ore, advance to HAN. but 1t failed to NAM
,a,p us maximum gain and closed at lal% VI
%, Gain of per cent. The stock opened
or,,yhere from 1873 to 139, and the early dear
DC In q developed a considerable scarcity OF
- ..r,,acates available. a fact accounting ior
M 80. renid advance In price, but the main factor
wy ns,ar,iny the speculation In 1t was the trea.
80 go, raret,ed by the Sugar Refining interests
IN tho 1nal work Of the Tarin conference, I'm In,
-, ,,taa FIRST reports Of the bill as agreed upun
- the committee led to the beiei lhn. e n'
Eo,so schedule had been accepted IN 10 ~,
sirctv but subsequent reports snowea naror
enmnromise had been reached Whicn, a nJm In
sotn !pS "a sa,isfaction to the Sugar REFINING IN
Ill., Considering Sugar Refining stock ng.
~, ,nyeetment point OF view. IT'S prescht ~ a
49,. ~" hieh when II Is remembered tnu. ~ - En-
=, -, - cent diy,dend payer. and cohsiaeiins @
- IT, os thc nduetry, aside from ING ..en" Lot
,,crnicious manlpulations OF the s'o."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20

THE BOND MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds were $1,000 regis
tered Is of 1907 at 112. Final quotations fol-
low: