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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-20
CHIEF or POLICE SALE

Notice IL hereby siyrn that by virtue
~ warrant fAr tho collection ~ a 10.
llnauont HHsrainfnt fur tho impri ',intut
IN tho city ~ Astoria oregon. tuwit
llpni street. from Forty ,rrcold 90 Forty
nfh street. duly issued hy tho hud tor
and police Judge ~ said cliY by dlrrc-
tlon of tho common council of said city.
said warfpni bglns dated tho 18th day of
October, lna, 20 tho directed. and the
ahHesaincnl On whsh specified amounting
20 40 with lnieres, thereon ~ the rate
oi por cutt por annum from tho liu, day
" March lDd pnd bsang against tho
following nnmed prfuonu towit.
H. Marion and n Mccormack.
owner " tho following described trAl
property, tuwli. lot u. block S az sub
dlVh-l Ia the Port .of Upper Astoria,
an laid out and recorded by Joan Adair
ami also aEalns, Huid dract4bo,i property.
and Wh!uh warrant cH"'nhndH mo to
mako levy upon and sale of said de-.
nCfihed pfoporty. ofGur To- satisfy rtlu
warrant and said assessment aud to.
Frihvr with the ingrfeat thereon and tho
coats and expenses ~ nAh sale. nnd
pursuant "a said warfpnt ana the com.
mands thorrln contained. ! dli on tho
iith day Of November isH duly levy
upon tho at1ye described real property
and will. on rho 10th day OF December
lsys, at tho hour ot II o'clock IN tho
forenoon of said day, az tho court house
door, tawiii tho cntnnce Of said court
house on Eghih street. In tho City Of
Astoria. County OF C1aiHop. state of
Oregon. soil said described real property
q public auction. 60 tho highest bidder
for cash. In u. \. gold coin, 20 satisfy
said assessment the Interest thereon. ana
tho costs and expenses OF aaio na
aforesaid, and tho accrulnR costs
Dated nt Astoria, otcEon. tho nth day
~ November. 1888.
~ HALLOCk.
Chief uf Police of Astoria. oregon.
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It Is announced that the king Of Den
mark intends TO come % England in jan
uary and that no will stay with tho
Prince " Wales al Sandrngham. The
prince viii afterwards go to GOtha, in
order to attend the celebration Of the
silver Wedding Of the Duke and Duchess
Of bax-CODlTg-GO.na. which occurs
January q. The festivities will la. .or
seyelal Gays ana II Is expected Emperor
William Will also be present.
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VALUABLE BOOK FREE.
22-Pago Book on Art and Fancy Work
Given 70 Astor9h RoL1crs.

Mrs Nella Dagge,t, editor OF The
Home. has published now edition OF
her book Fancy Work and Art Deeora-
ton" giving practical instructions for
making doilies. table covers. scarfs. tray
cloths. pin cushions, etc. etc, with 30 IL
lustratlons. This book together with
Successful Home Dyelng." will be sent
FREQ to any reader Of the Astorian who
forwards tho attached coupon and ?
cent stamp TO Wells. Richardson & CO..
Huntingdon VI
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CHIEF or POLICE SALE.


NJtlao In hereby given that by virtue
OF warrant for tho collection OF de-
llnqucnt assosa hent for The Improvement
IN tho city of Astoria, oregon, towlt
Bond street, from Fortv-second 10 Forty
NTH street, duly Issued BY the auditor
tion of the common council OF said city,
said warrant being dated the nth day OF
October, 1898. to mo directed. and the
assessment ON which speclned amounting
to $40 with interest thereon et the rate
OF per cent per annum from the Slst day
OF March, 1890 and being against the
following named persons, towit:
II, Marion and IL. Mccormack,
owner OF tho following described real
property, towlt: lot 81 block s. as sub
divided In tho. Port OF. Upper. Astoria,
az laid out and recorded by John Adair,
and also against said described property,
Snd make whS SSS Msran nd s 0 aS %S do to
scrlbed property IN order to satisfy said
warrant and said assessment and to-
gether with the interest thereon and tn
costs and expenses OF said sale, and
pursuant to said warrant and the COM
nth day OF November. 1895, duly levy
upon tho above described real property.
and / wall, on the 10th dnv OF December,
1903, at the hour OF II o'clock In the
forenoon Of said day, at the court house
house on Eighth street In lne CITY OF
Astoria, County OF Clatsop. State OF
oregon, sell said descrioed real property
M public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash, in u, s. god coin, to satisfy
said assessment, the Interest thereon, and
the costs and expenses OF sale as
aforesaid, and tho accrulng costs.
Dated at Astoria, oregon, the 17th day
II. LOCK,
Chief Of Police Of Astoria, Oregon,
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LONDON DARK
AT HIGH NOON
Great Fog Settled Over the City
and Pedestrians Employed
Flaming Torches.
NEWS BUDGET FROM ABROAD
Queen Of the BeIglans Interests Her
self In Assisting Lace Makers
BoOlsy Will Get His Money.

Copyrighted. 1893, by Associated p-ess.
LONDON, Nov. lo,--Alm0st unprece-
dented mild weather IS being experienced
Tor this time OF ths year In England.
The open gardens are full Of flowers,
which are blooming In profusion. One
Of the most dense fogs In many years.
however. enyeloped LCadon last Thurs
day. greatly impeding railroad and street
traffic. The quaint spectacle Of Deoes-
trilns feeling their way with flaming
torches at noon was seen In tho London
streets, where number Of accidents
occurred.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF n warrant for the collection OF de-
llnquent assessment for the Improvement
In tho city OF Astoria, oregon, towit
Bond street. from Forty-second to Forty
flfth street, duly issued by the auditor
and police judge Of said city bv direc-
tlon OF the common council OF said city,
@ octoSer is Otg 10 me- SStSG Srected a and tSe
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There is some eommsnt on the fact that
Colonel Macdonald. who some people
claim saved the battle Of omdurman By
his promptness and skill. in rspulsing .
Dervish onslaught which General Kitch-
ener overlooked. was not included among
those who have received SoudAn decor
ations. although no has been promoted
to an aide de camp OF the queen. 1lus
Is a high distinction and Is considered In
some quarters to be peculiarly ap-
proprtate recognition Of one who rose
from the ranks. ColoAA Macdonald.
who has served through Sevea campaigns,
was a bare footed lad whea he enlisted
He served ten years In the ranks and
won a commission In tho GORDON Higtr-
landers by his splendid conduct during
General Lord Roberts Afghan campaign.
He was one Of the ofiieSrs who survived
the Majuba hill disaster Of the Boer war,
but he was taken prisoner By the Beers,
who returned him his sword which had
been presented HIM by the men Of his
company when he woR his commissions,
saying that man who had earned such
sword should not b separatsd frOn
n
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in the purchase Of ciivsdsa.

prised In the purchase Of Ciivedsa.
Ernest Terah Hooley's Carlton Club
HNpOsure has created much excitement
md heartburning In conservative circles
d a number Of influential conservatives
have resolved to mako an effort to re-
trievo tho scandal BY returning Mr..
Hooley's 10000 contributed to party
fri DIS. for the benefit Of the bankrupt's
creditors, Mr., Hooley's statements are
already doing co1si ierable harm to the
conservative prospects In the country.
aud Mr.. A. ], Balfour. the conservative
leader in the house OF commons, and
first lord OF the treasury. 10 said to have
urged that the money DO restored to the
donor.
Mr., Hooley was quite sanguine that he
would get q baronetcy ct the time Of
the jubilee. and. in fact, he issued In
vitation cards 10 seats which he rented
on the top OF Ludgats hill. overlooking
the ceremony at ST. Paul's cathedral.
in the names OF Sir Ernest and Lady
Hooley.' 1t Is understood that the
queen or the marquis Of Salisbury ve-
toed his baronetcy, which the conserva-
tive wire pullers aid their best to secure
They only returned Mr.. Hooley his check.
which was for $1,000 pounds after the
jubilee honors had been published.
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Queen Victoria viii shortly hold an
lnyestItur0 at Windsor Caste. and win
present The Soudan decorations. She
wIl personally invest Lord Kitchener OF
KhaToum with tho grand cross Of the
Ealh
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-20

Truth accuses Tod Sloan Of unfair rid
ing in the race for the Palatin plate on
the Friday before he sailed. and says that
II an objection had been lodged. Sloan
would assuredly have been disqualified.
as he nearly sent the horse ridden by
Weldon over the rails and also palpably
interfered with Lebenstein.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-20

The Duke OF Westminster has written
a letter in which he says: After what
has been said and recorded in blue books
about the misdeeds OF the sultan and
his completely in the murder Of 10000 OF
his subjects, l feel that Emperor VIII
laim's acceptance OF the hospitality OF
monarch who by q series OF unp&ral-
lcled crimes has placed himself outside
the pale Of civilization must Be daSpty
regretted and deplored."
This letter elieitsd . Vehement attack
upon the Duke OF westminstsr in William
Waldorf Astors PAN Mall Gazette. II
is known thar Mr., Astor and the duke are
the reverse of friends. owing to q sQuab-
bic over the possession OF :he famous
visitors book and other personal arti-
oles which Mr.. Astor insisted were cem-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-20
PRESIDENTS TURKEY READY.

WESTERLY r. J.. Nov. ls.-The presl-
dents turkey for his Thansgiving dinner
has been dressed By Horace Vose, who
has supplied the White House bird for
Z years. The turkey weighs ISh pounds.
and was shipped by express last night
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practical and simple They make fast
colors, and are far superior to any other
methed OF home dyeing.
send for the books today They will
help you In making Christmas gifts. etc.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-20

Mrs. Brown-Potter, who Is suffering
from pleurisy. has been obliged to eban-
don the part OF Miladi in ''The Nus
keteer" at Bel:bohm Trees theater.
Mrs. Tree has now taken the part Of
Miladi
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-20

This liberal offer is
made to advertise
he reliable Diamond
Dyes and 10 get their
book upon home dye
ing into the hands Of
women " h o " an [
70 dress well BY max
ing their old clothing
look new.
Diamond Dyes are
prepared especially
for home use, and are
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-20
cH1rr OF POLICE SALE.

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue
OF n warrant for the collection OF n de-
llnduent assessment for the Improvement
In the city OF Astoria, Oregon, towit:
Bond street. from Forty-second to Forty
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Coupon No o..

Coupon No 6Is
Send this with
accent atampto
Wells, Richard
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receive by mall.
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ESTABLISHED 1873.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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and 23 Church Street, Poli's Build.
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Direct private wires New York and Chi.
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eoUNoD's LAST RnHrARsAL.
Before the Concert, viii be Held To-
Night


Before the Concert, VIII be Held To
Night.
On Wednesday evening of this week
the Gounod society will sing Grells
mass, Missa Solemnis, at the Hyperion
theater The programme Of the con-
cert also includes as q concluding piece
Prof. Horatio w. Parker's Harold
Harfager" which has received high
praise from critics. This concert will
be the musical event of the season for
Connecticut and we'll known musicians
from all parts of the state will be pres
emit. The last rehearsals of the society
will take place this evening. 1t will
begin at 1880 instead of 7:45, as usual,
so that the orchestra rehearsal at S:45
will not be delayed. In order to secure
the closest possible individual attention
of the members of the chorus at the
final rehearsal this evening it has been
decided to admit no visitors, not even
escorts. The members of the chorus
realizing the advisability of this have
acquiesced in the decision.
This morning the reserved seats in
the top gallery go on sale at the Hy-
perion at 81.
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A CUBAN HEROINE HERE.

Miss Rosa Masso's Beautiful Voice to
be Heard at the Grand.
Roma Masso, the beautiful Cuban
heroine, with whose praises the queen
Of the Antilles is still ringing, will sing
between the acts of 1.-THE Electrician"
at the Grand Opera house Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
this week. Miss Masso is seeing this
country, and has only just come to
New Haven. She is but nineteen years
old, daughter of a wealthy planter,
whose plantation in Cuba was destroy
ed by the Spaniards and who was af-
forwards killed by the Spaniards. Miss
Masso's brother was also slain and she
herself had narrow escape The
brave girl underwent terrible hard
ships to avenge the murder of her ia
Their and brother. She crossed and re-
crossed the western trocha and deliv-
cred messages of great import to Gen
eral Maceo. She finally escaped to
Florida and travelled on to New York
in company with Iiberato Arthur
Brambila, a devoted friend of her liv-
ing brother, who is in the Cuban army.
Several months have been spent in
New York. where Miss Masso has been
constantly sought by interviewers from
the newspapers and magazines. She
has a wonderful high and sweet voice,
which cannot fail but delight her hear
ers.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES


Consolidated Railroad Stock-Diamond
Match Stock--Adams Express-New
Haven Bank Clearings Dividends,
ETC.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad stock sold in small lots from
1856 to 1879 and back to 1879 The con-
vertible As have a nominal quotation of
ISL bid, 1856 asked, though we hear of
no large sales during the week.
Diamond Match Co. has sold at 140,
closing at 141.
Swift & Co. has sold at $40, cl. AA.
Swift & CO. stock remains unchanged
from "a bid, 951a asked. There has
been calls for the per cent. bonds of
this company, but none are now offered
for sale.
Boston Electric Light company is in
demand, having advanced from ITO to
ia.
United States Rubber company stock
declined during the week, the preferred
selling from 60 to 65, the common stock
from is to II, with a small demand. On
Friday and Saturday the preferred sold
at 67.
Adams Express company has varied
in price from 100 to par, the recent cir
cular Of the company intimating that
only per cent. is likely to be paid on
the stock. Tile per cent. bonds have
a nominal quotation of 100 bid, 1903 ask
ed. The new bonds will be ready for
delivery in exchange for the Mercantile
Trust Co. receipts about May /.
A dividend Of $150 per share on the
capital stock of Swift & Co. has been
declared payable on and after April 4,
1898, to stockholders Of record March 10.
Clearings and balances Of the New
Haven banks for the week ending
March and for the corresponding
week of last year, are furnished by the
secretary of the New Haven clearing
house by days as follows:
1885, Balances. 1897
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or LOCAL INTEREST.

Professor George B. Stevens of Yale
preached in the Norfolk Congregational
church yesterday
DR.. Wilson of West Haven, who has
been quite i'll with blood poisoning, was
reported yesterday as considerably bet
ter
The Pabst brewery is to establish a
bottlng establishment in this city in
the building formerly occupied by the
New Haven laundry. T. A. Carleton
has the contract for equipping the
plant with tanks, engines, coolers, etc.
A masquerade social will be given by
Shaumpishuh council, No, 8, Degree Of
Pocahontas, at Hoyt's academy to-
morrow evening, Music by Schurmers
orchestra, prompting by Mr.. HILL A
very pleasant affair is assured.
The will of Mrs. Tilton T. Doolittle
was offered for probate Saturday after
noon, Attorney w. l., Bennett being
named as executor The estate, valued
at about 100000, Is divided between
George p. Doolittle of Spokane, WASH;
John H., and Miss Sarah Doolittle of
this city. es.H
The choir of Epworth nj. e. church
will repeat the cantata of Belshazzar
at the town hall, West Haven, on the
evening Of Mrach 16. An audience of
about 1000 enjoyed the presentation of
this cantata at Epworth church. A
collection was taken to defray the ex-
penses, which amounted to $50.
At the annual banquet of the
Knights of St. Patrick at the New Ha-
ven house on the evening of March
II James T. Moran will be the toast
master and the address of welcome will
be delivered by President Thomas /.
Kinney. Daniel Colwell will respond to
THE Day We Celebrate James B.
Martin to 1.-THE Knights of st. Pat
rick" Mayor Farnsworth to THE City
of New Haven" Rev. John Russell to
''Our Chaplain" William Kinney of
Holyoke. Mass, to 1.-THE Press" and
DR.. John I. Sullivan to 1.-THE Ladies'"
There will be songs by Michael Dillon,
ex-Judge Callahan, Riley Phillips, jr.,
Thomas f. Ahern and DR.. William ].
Sheehan.
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a Happy Gathering.

There was a large gathering of
friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Skin
ner at their home on Waverly street
last evening" the occasion being the
celebration Of the christening Of their
infant son. During the evening mu-
steal programme was rendered and re-
freshments were served. 1t was late
in the night before the happy throng
separated. Among those present were
Charles Flynn, Miss Nellie Cannon, the
Misses Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hart,
Miss Maggie Costello, Thomas Coffee,
the Misses Coffee, Mr. and Mrs. Fahy,
the Misses Kessel, Mrs. Kessel, Mr.
and Mrs. Lockrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Mey-
ers. Mr.. Sternberg, Miss Mamie Daley
of Forestville, Thomas Gilmartin of
Brooklyn, William Egan and many
others.
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A BRILLIANT CONCERT.

John F'lske of Cambridge delivered
hts new lecture on the discovery of the
New Netherlands before a large and
appreciative audience on Saturday
night in the lecture room of the His
torical society. He was introduced by
the Hon. Lynde Harrison. Mr.. Fiske
gave a considerable time to a consider
alton of the earlier voyages to Ameri-
ca, especially Of Nerrazana, the edu-
Gated Florentine explorer who sailed
from Dieppe in 1924. landing near Cape
Fear, and explored northward to the
coast of Maine. He is supposed to
have landed on the Accomac peninsula
and viewing The Chesapeake bay sup
posed it to be the eastern shore Of the
great western sea, reaching to India
and Cathay. The object of all the voy-
ages of the later part of the fifteenth
and sixteenth centuries was to reach
by sailing in westerly direction the
lands Of India and Spice islands. Yer
razana sailed into and mapped rough
ly what IS now known as New York
bay, Manhattan Island and the Hud-
son river, and later Narragansett bay,
the latitude Of both was accurately
given.
Henry Hudson was an Englishman
Of renown from a voyage made to
Spitzbergen in the hope of finding
way across the pole to India. Hudson
was the Nansen Of that age. The Dutch
Trading company fitted out the Half
Moon a schooner of eighty tons with
Hudson in command The route was to
Faroe islands, the New Foundland
Banks, Pef1obseet river, Cape Cod and
the river now called by his name He
is supposed to have assembled as far as
Troy. AS a result of his report a coll
ony was planted on lower Manhattan
island, called the New Netherlands,
which has prospered beyond the
dreams of the boldest and most sam
guine navigator Of that age. In 1914
Admiral Block, a Dutch navigator,
gave his name to the Island east Of
Long Island and made fair map Of
Long Island sound, entered New Ha-
ven harbor and reported on what is
known as Hell Gate.
Mr.. Fiske's lecture was a most inter-
esting and admirable one and was
thoroughly enjoyed.
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REMAINING. LuM's CASE coNT1N.

Benjamin G, Lum, who was arrested
on Friday night on the charge of en-
bracery in connection with the Clayton
will case, was before Judge Dow in the
city court Saturday morning, Mr..
Lum's attorney, e. G. auckland, Sc
cured a continuance of the case until
March 10.
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Chicago Market,

*Ex-interest during the week.
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Quotations Of Active Bonds.

Bankers and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Orange Street. New Haven:
ID ~ =
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At, Top. & s. Re Ry gen g 4s... COY Oh
At, Top. & s. Re Ry gen 4s..,. 50 59A
Brooklyn III. LIST II. CO. ctfs 6s.. SB s.
Brooklyn FL. Rap. Tran. g 5s.... 94% 95S
Central ny Of N ]. mtg .1131a ia
Chic, r. l. & Pacific extra IS. .105M 1864
Ches. q Ohio gen. Az .,.......... 70 79K
Erie list Con. prior lien 8 4s.... S91a so
Manhattan nv, Con. mtg 4s.... 95 90
Mo, Kan. y Texas list mtg as. s7M 8s1s
Mo-, Kan. & Texas I'd mtg As. 60 60la
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg 4s...... 76 II
N. X, O. & Western gen mtg As. 971a 9Sh
N. X, Sus. & West gen mtg o.. OH 92is
No Pacific prior gen mtg 5s.... 94M 95A
No Pacific gen lien 3s..... 6OH COX
Oregon Short Line Con. 5s..... 100 1O0A
Phia & Reading gen mtg 4s.... S2M So
Rio Cir. & Western list mtg d.. 81 50
Southern Ry 1st Con & 5s....... 81 gfM
st, r.. & Southwest LIST mtg 5s.. IA rs
Texas & Pacific LIST mtg ST.. 99% 1OOA
Wabash Ry Co. list 5s...... .1O7H l0TSs
Wabash RI Co. I'd mtg 5s...... TIE IS
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NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Furnished daily by KIMBERLY, ROOF \ DAY,
Bankers and Brokers. LIB Orangestroet.
BANK STOCKS.
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RESIGNATION OF INSTRUCTOR
SMITH.
1t was announced Saturday that
Herbert A. Smith, an instructor In the
Yale English department, would retire
from that position at the end Of the
present academic year and would be
succeeded By Frank Herbert Chase.
Mr. Smiths retirement is said to be
due to disagreement between him
and other members of the faculty con-
corning routine matter, but reflect
ing no discredit on Mr.. Smith. Mr..
Chase is graduate of Yale of the class
of '94, being valedictorian of that class.
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Reported over private wire by H. G. Fried
street, N u, and Polls building, %
Church street, New Haven. N. A. Tanner,
manager local branch.
Onening Highest Lowest Close
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Financial.

Following are the closing prices re.
ported by Prince & Whitley. bankers
and Brokers. 46 Broadway. New York,
and Is Center street. New Haven: