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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
INTEREST in LONDON.
British Naval Officers Outsrnken in
Their Admiration of Americans.
(I,v T..iatrra \

British Naval Officers outsroken in
Their Admiration OF Americans.
(By Teiegraph.)
LONDON, May I'm the houses of
parliament, at the hotels. which are be-
ginning to be full OF tourists. al all
the government Offices, and Particularly
y; the admiralty, the brilliant defeat
Of the Spanish fleet by Tbs. Asia;ic
fleet OF the united States at the batlle
OF Manila, was the one subject talked
OF throughout the day.
The United States embassy was the
cent ;s of interest for all London. There
was continuous line OF callers re
questins information, the majority be
ing Americans. S n RI
TAe United States ambassador, Col,
John Hay, is ovenjoyed "a ;thes demon
stratiun of the powers OF the Am erica n
navy. renr2 rkng, concerning Commo-
dcre Dewey. who is q personal friend of
the ambassador: tit is hard to mag
inc so quiet and amiabie a gentleman
controlling a fierce naval batuie. 1t is
these quiet, gentlemaniy Americans.
however, who may he depended upon to
surprise rhe world when the opportunity
of making history comes in the line OF
Duty
Lieutenant Colonel Well, the Uaitel
States naval attache. declared the re-
suit was what he merely expected.
The hotel bulletins are surrounded by
enthusiastic Americans. @manM Of them
displaying miniature flags a their but
ton holes. ssS AZ H. , ,
Many British naval Officers nave ex-
pressed the warnest admiration for the
work Of the American fleet. In fact,
I,the opreponderence Of sentiment in the
| British navy seems TO be with the
lAmeric,3ns throughout, the officers CIV
| ing many PRACTICAL proofs of then pc r
trality. ~ az fts ~ t-fa 7'4f' ~ m ny WI
| Interna rionas courtesy; no wever, de
| karred the high officials from COM
menting on the result. 49,. v.,s. /.
All the information obtainab!e here
concerning the Spanish force OF alixi!-
larry cruisers, in regard 10 which vagus
repori,: have emana.ed from Madrid
i tends TO show that it has been overes-
/ tinra'ted.
! The best two ships. the Columbia am
| the :Normannia, formerly of the II lam
burg-4Aneriean Line, are Yet unarmed
and it is believed they Will be unable u
secure armament. e,
! The chief factor OF the remainder o
| the Spanish force of auxiliary cruiser:
consist OF the six steamers belonging
70 The Barcelona Transatlantic Steam
! ship Company. They are fairly wei
armed. but they have been scattered
Two OF them are with the Cape Verd'
| squadron, as transports. one Is convoy
ing the torpedo flotilla, another. it i
lsail, is at Santiago de Cuba, and wv
ar. CoIiZ ft 7ta S5Sr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
REVIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Anxiety as 10 the Casualties Sustaine
by the American Fleet.

by the American Fleet.
tBy Telegraph.)
MASH lNGfCN. May at is q Gu
rious fact that the nation most directly
interested of ali the great powers IN
VIZ combat that took place at Manila
yesterday should be among the last to
kt.ow of the result. Up to the close Of
Office hours today absolutely the only
received of the briliian, victory of lAd-
nnlai Dewey, at Manila, on May day.
Came 10 rh-. government through Tn
medium of The press dispatches
IT the report rs true that Commodore
Dewey has begun Il bombartIn1-nt and
blockade OF the city of Manila, it is
unlikely that he can spare a vessel
from his fleet 10 carry the news to
Hong Kong, the nearest cable station,
50 ii is not known when official advices
VIII come. There was some expectation
that through the surrender of the city
the n!mGthore might acquire control
eff the cable. but even then, there might
be practical difficulties in communicat-
ing through 1t. ~
Th. creates, anxiety is felt as to the
casualties ustaiEed by the American
fleet. From the stubborn defense made
by the Span!ards, it is feared that, be-
fore they burnt, blew up or sunk their
ships, they managed to infiict severe
damage upon Commodore Dewey's
squadron. AL! Of the ships engaged
were vulnerable in one respect, namsly.
in their lack of protection TO life. There
WAS not an armored ship in Commodore
Dewey's fleet, the nearest approach be
ing The flagship Olympia. She has
some coal protection around the sides,
and All arch steel deck calculated 10 pro-
Itect the vitals of the ship. The other
vessels OF The fleet save those recently
added to the navy. ike the McCulloch,
have lighter steel dacks OF this charac-
ter, but in all cases, with the exception
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
1.,quor Co upany Chartered.

Judge ]. r. Barham yesterday grant
ed a charter to the Newport News Wine
and Liquor Company. which was incor-
porated for the purpose of doing a
wholesale and retail business in this
city besides dealing in mineral waters.
tobacco, bar fixtures and supplies. It
is stipulated that the capital stock
shah not be less Than IS 600 nor more
than $4,000. Following are the officers
who will conduct the affairs Of the
company for the first year:
President-G. G.. Guvernator, of Rich
mond
Wice-Presiaent-G E Guvernator. Of
Richmond. $&
Secretary-A G. Tolker.
Treasurer and Manager-D. C. -tAsh-
by.
The company Will continue to do bus
mess at the old stand on ashingt9n
avenue. .s. 81. III i. !. u &. .4A.&At
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
SOMETHING IN THE WIND.

Admiral Sampson May Rombard Ha-
vana in q Day or Two.
(C9Svri' ;hr, 1898 by Associated Press.)
PRESS DISPATCH BOAT DAUNT1
LESS, VIA KEY WEST. NI4A. May ,.
a denomination by the fleet off the
cast OF Cuba is hardly expected today,
put 1T Is understood a movement has
been planned.
y bowling gale is now blowing and
The sea is running high.
Eariy yesterday morning the New
York steamed to the westward, past
havana, which was in plain view of the
vessel. and picked up the Indiana and
then the Iowa, taking the commanders
OF both ships aboard. Tugs were sent
| out calling in all the other vessels Of the
tleet in that vicinity and at noon the
following ships were lying off the bat
ieries, west OF Havana. and within
eight miles OF the shore:
The H.! gship New York, batt1eships
iowa and Indiana, cruisers Detroit and
Marhlehead, sunboatS Castine, May
flower, Hornet and Mangrove and tugs
Osreoa, Wampatock and Tecumseh
There were also four newspaper dis
patch boats in close proximity, all
1000 yards from the shore. There was
every indication that a concerted
movement of some kind was in contem-
plation. and those on the flagship who
We're ignorant OF the object OF the con-
ference confidently expected that the
recent bolnbardment OF the Spanish
batteries at AIatanzas and the firing
| upon a troop OF Spanish cavalry at Ca
hi mas were to be repeated upon the
more formidable batteries near Ha-
Vana.
The weather cond itions, however.
We're anything but favorable for an
attack, for a forty knot gale was blow
| ing and the waves were tremendous.
Even the big battleships We're INST eady,
| che smaller vessels being tossed about
F.. like shells.
/ After the ships had remained in this
| evident that no immediate movement
| was contemplated. The flagship final
|iy drew away from the others and
steamed slowly past Moro Castle
| without incident. The remainder Of the
| fleet then opened out, and returned to
their various stations along the coast.
| News of the enga cement between the
United States and Spanish fleets at MA
Mia has not reached the Cuban block
fading squadron, but they proba bly, will
be advised of it today by vessels which
def, here last night.
| tCrpyright 1898. by Associated Press)
| ON BOARD TILE FLAGSHIP NEW
YORK, OFF IIAiV ANA, May Ia p. NJ.
| via Key West, Fla, May 1.-The block
ade continues.
Captains Evans and Taylor came on
board the flagship during the day and
| had a consultation with Rear Admiral
Sampson and Captain Chadwick.
| The British steamer Strathdee, Cap
tain Currit. from Progresso to Sagua la
| J;rande, in ballast, was made to heave
| TO a 80 this morning after two shots
had been fired from the flagship. The
Strathdse was bearded, proved her tden-
| uity, and was allowed to proceed, as
Sagua ia Grande is not a blockaded
point.
Captain Currie said he was stopped
twice before during the night.
THIS is the only incident OF Interest
which has occurred during the past
1 twenty four hours.
! Stone litter that enekes city water
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

LONDON. May AN official new,
agency dispatch from Madrid this ar
.srnoon says: Senior Sngasta has
gone to the palace. 1t is understood
That the object is to communicate 70
the Queen Regent dispatches annoure.
ing that the town of Cavite has been
razed and the unfortified part of Ma
nila burned. The Americans fired De
troleum bombs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
MAJOR GENERAL LEE
Our Fltz" WIFI Receive His Appoint.

our Fitz" WIFI Receive His Appoint
ment Today
(By Telegraph.)
RICHMOND, VA. May 2.-Generaa
hitzhugh Lee received today the fol-;
lowing telegram from Washington:
I, -. our appointment as major general
has been decided upon by the Presld ant.
and viii go TO the Senate tomorrow for
confilana ton. Accept my sincerest con-
graf ulaIionS. .S #a4 ,i lEa
(Signed.j "H, d. CQRBIN.
"Adjutant General, u. S. A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

MADRID. May 2.-Liberal says Dew
ley. has demanded surrender of all span
lsh vessels in Archipelago. threatenine
70 lombard ports if refused. Formation
o. 4 national ministry is possible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
MARTIAL LAWN MADRID
Popu|ance Frantic Over
the Spanish Defeat,
The CITY IN A TURMOIL
Mob Attempts s, to Break X ! i }, J.
a Theater.
REPELLED BY THE POtlCE-.sss
1f'"e'pa' Streets and Public Squares Held 4 i i
| by fussars aud Civil Guards. En- 8
elre Energy OF the Governor = :
Required to Restrain &'sfs -
Popular Feeling. HN sas->s1Sr 5l
REPELLED BY THE POLICE

a . q = 4-.
MADRID, April %. y. NJ
me celebration in honor Of thew
spanish officers, Ruiz, paoiE and
'eiardez,the victims of Murat's massa2s
ere. nave proceeded today as usual in
spite of~the bad news from the Phil
,pplnes. me procession was headed
ny the civil guards. twelve abreast.
followed by the Orphans the Madrtd-
charltles, veterans, municipal func-
tlonaries, and officials and several
other regiments of troops brought up
the rear. -
was no outward display Of sorrow
IN political circles, however, import
ant developments are hourly expected,
Senior Romero Robeldo, leader OF the
Weyierite party. will interpolate the
government In Congress tomorrow ON
ehe events at Manila, and the Carlists
and Republicans will participate In the
debate, which is expected to have I'M
portant results. 1t Is asserted that the,
burning OF the Reinn Maria Christina
was due to American petroleum bombs
and that a number Of matched hu1s
belonging to natives were set on fire
| in the same way.
= M.-The procession passed off
amid glorious sunshine, but there were
no patriotic speeches. The minds OF
the people are too full Of the disaster
to think OF anything but avenging thu,
4
| Senior Aguilera, the civil governor OF
Madrid. did not take part In the pro-
! cessoin. All his energies were re-
CURED to watch closely popular feel
| ing. which is certain to explode and to
require a propitiatory scapegoat.
Captain General Blanco cables that
AN -, american iron 1;lI, and three
| P. M on Saturday. The Spanish
troops fired on them and the warships
| replied with cannonade. But the
boats returned to their ships. which
| disappeared at o'clock"
This inaccurate and exaggerated
dispatch OF the captain general of
Cuba undoubtedly refers to the few
shots fred by the flagship New York;
at 81 troop OF Spanish cavalry near
Cnbanns on Friday evening last. Her
radura Is smnn place in CaAanas
| BAY. ~
| MADRID. May s-The cabinet couu-.
| Gil. after II late session. decided to pro-
claim state OF siege Immediately.
Ministers deny the existence OF n
cabinet crisis. .i}3
A. M.-The mob eonight tried to
break into the Apollo theatre and hold
a demonstration. The police prevent
ed the attempt from being successful.
(, Immediately after the declaration II
martial law large numbers fthe po-
| lice and the civf guards occupied the
| principal streets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

LONDON. May 3.-ProclamatIon Of
martial law in Madrid is due to The ,r.
tilude OF certain political parties since
the news from Manila, Whole eorr,-
son ready in barracks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

LONDON, MAY ga special dis
patch from Madrid says all clauses,
especially politicians. hope for interven-
c!oh OF continental powers, especially
Germany and Russia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

Spring time-house cleaning time
But you won't be fixed until you have
gotten wall tints. stains and varnish
to beautify your homes and tho cheap.
est door and window screens from W.
Fl. x. HOLT. Twenty-seventh street
and Roanoke avenue. Phone 27O3
my4-tu,th-2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

VIENNA. May 2.-No agreement ar
RIVED at between powers for mediation
al any future time. Disparity OF views
SGch As makes cooperation OF all six
powers in amy dsplomatic step highly
Improbable
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

LONDON. May 2.-The Daily Mai,
has dispatch from Hong Kong dated
Mos day: saying Dewey's fleet is or
Corr sgdor Island. hotly engaged with
the fort there. Electrical experiments
SHOW cable cut at or near Manila.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
WAR BULLETINS,

LONDON. May "a special dis
patch from Madrid says martial law
mas been proclaimed there. Customa-
~ proclamation posted at midnight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

LONDON. May s.-A Dispatch from
Madrid. dated midnight says mS1ary
patrols have just appeared in Puerto
Del SOL. principal square OF Madrid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

BERLIN. May 3.-Beiieved in pol.s-
ical circles here America has gained
the prize she really had in view. hay
itg promised not TO annex Cuba, blu
giving no promise as to the Phil.r.
pines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

MADRID. May 50 a. MA mob
tried to break into the Apollo theatre
to hold manifestation. The police pre-
vented. Windows We're broken before.
the mod was dispersed. y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

NEW YORK, May a.-The central
cabie office OF the Western Union Tel
esripn Company this afternoon issued
the following notice: I'VE ere officially
advised by tine Eastern Extension Com
pany that The cable between Hong Kong
and ManilA is Interrupted"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

MADRID. May s.-2 a. MAJ this
hour hussars. police and the civii
guards hold the principal streets ana
squares Remarkably few people ara
ABOUT. considering the extraord mary
precautions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

Wihiskey and beer glasses. blown or
thread decanters. brambar trays. Ad-
ans Racket Store. TT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03
SADNESS IN SPAIN.

Queen Regent and Ministers Terribly
Disturbed over the American Victory
CBy Telegraph.)
the ministers yesterday evening We're
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

VIENNA, May o.-Positvely denied
IN w! niprnled circles that powers will
INTERVENE AT The present juncture
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

Window screens, 15c up. Adams
Racket Store. - IT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

semitic when ready for sea. 1t is pos
sibe that smother demand will be made
upon the Maryland naval reserves to
complete the Yosemite's complement
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

Grab enets, lines, hooks and fishing
supplies. Adams Racket Store. #
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

LONDON. May Especial from Mad
rid says Wey!er declares himself ready
~ return to Cuba and undertake the
leadership of aggressive warfare against
he United States, and head an army Of
invasion. -@..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

LONDON, May 3.-Gerrnan warship
has left kiao Chou for Manila. This,
wtth the Irene, now en- route from Nd
% Iii. Will sa,alka -thsaa c.a.n.sr, ,,x.l :
tstics show about 100 Germans in Ma
riji suT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

Stone filter that makes city water
like lyrhia. Adams Racket Store. tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-03

Captain Currie said he was stopped
twice before during the night.
THIS is the only incident OF Interest
| which has occurred during the past
| tWf,rIY- four hours. 49, W. ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-21
BRAN FOUND GUILTY.

Boston. April 21.-"Guilty without cap
ital punishment" For, a second time
Thomas Mead Bran has been found
guilty on the charge Of having murdered
Captain c. /. Nash of the Herbert Full
er on the night of July 13. 1896. In ac-
cordance with the instructions OF the
court the jury were called In at 10 o'clock
last night. 1t had been the purpose of
the court 10 verdict had not been
reached to send the Jury back to their
room and adjourn the court until morn
ing. This action was unnecessary, for
the IL good men and true" had already
reached a decision.
The form OF the verdict was somewhat
Of a surprise, and was later character
ixed by counsel for the defence as q
compromise verdict. and others re-
garded IL as unsatisfactory. They said
that II a man was guilty Of committing
such an atrocious crime the full penalty
OF the law ought TO have been naeted 20
him 1t will he recalled that at yhe
beginning OF the present trial, or yats or
after IL commenced. counsel for the a.
fence had discovered thai the revised
statutes OF 1897 permitted the return
ing OF a verdict for murder without the
penalty OF capital punishment. The
Jurors we've - '-=tructed by the court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-21
CITY HALL NOTES.
A Discussion Among Munc pal En-
ployes Who Are Militiameu.
They Are Wondering What the Council
VIII Do In Matt.r of Positions.

Now that war seems certainty and
there is some likelihood that the state
militia will b, called into service, those
memters Of the state troops who at pres
ens ara holding positions In the employ
of the city, are trying to figure out what
the Common Council will 40 In regard to
their positions while they are out In actual
service. Al tte city hall Ruessss OF sll
sorts are rife ~ tn the action that the
council will take. 1t seems to be quiie
general opinion that tie city cannot
we'll DO less than hold their positions open
for them. as number OF private corpora.
tions have already offered to adopt this
course. In one or two cases corporations
have even gore so far as to declare that
any Of their employees going to war would
have their salaries continued wnile they
were Ia service. At any rate it Is con-
sidered that the least that can be dore is
to have the q after brought up before
the next meeting.
lie Msins memorial fund COMMITTEES
will bold meeting In the Office of Mayor
Baker. mt noon tomorrow. for the pur.
pos OF settling up tne affairs Of she rseent
benefit held st tho Providence Opera
House.
supsrintend' mt Of Henlth Chsrfn rs
ports one case OF scarlet fever taken to the
Rhode Island Hospital, from Hayward
street.
The joint standing COMMITTEES on city
prop ry met IN the department Of publlc
buildings, at noon todny, &, talk atout
the nav scho,i houses. Ine Aloermsnie
co1nmittee on const,tles met IN com mmittes
room A, ut 2;i5 O'Clock, for general bust.
ness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-21
FIRST FOR ORIOLES.
Furnished Lots of Work for the Play
ers From Boston.

lurnlsneu LOIS Oh WoIk iof ehS RAY
ers From Boston.
Baltimorc. April 21.-consecutive
work With the bat and faultless fielding
gave the Baltimores an easy victory over
the Bostonlans. Errors OF omission. as
well as CT commission. on the part OF the
visitors allowed the orioles to score a
number OF their runs. McJames was in
vulnerable. except in the fourth inning.
when the visitors punched two singles
and a two-bagger after Duffy had, been
given his base on balls. Three runs were
! the result. A solitary single In each Of
five other innings was the extent OF the
Bostons' stick work. Willis made his
initial bow In league company In the
sixth after the game was rretrievably
lost and was perceptibly nervous and
unsteady. Attendance 327l. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-21
IOtdIS % q 10
sBatted for Sullivan In sixth.

.
sBatted for Sullivan In sixth.
Baltimores 0 lis
Bostons :. 80 o O1s o o.. o. o o. 8
Stolen bases--Hamilton, Jennings.
Kelley. Two-base hits--Stenxel. Lowe.
McJames. Bergen. Earned runs-Bal-
timores. 8; Bostons. 2. Double plays
Long. Lowe and Tenney (2). Sacrifice
T, hit-Tenney. First base on balls-Of
Sullivan, 4: of McJames, 2; Off Willis.
3. Hit by pitched ball--By Sullivan, I;
by Willis. 2. Struck out-By McJamss,
s; by Sullivan. 1; by Willis. ]. Wild
pitches-By McJames. 1; by Willis. I.
Left on bases-Baltimores. 8; Bostons, 6.
Time-2 hours. Umpires-Snyder and
Curry. Attendance-32H.
In New Haven--The Yales won from
the Williams team, IL 10 3. by superior
batting and placing hits cleverly. The
atmospheric conditions were perfect, but
the visitors had to leave on an early
train and the game was called at the
end Of the fifth inning.
In Providence-The Providence league
team beat Brown. 3 to z. in q close and
interesting game. Brown outfielded the
league team, but was outbatted.
In New Bedford-The Cuban Giants
were victorious In yesterdays contest
with the New Bedfords by a score Of IL
to 8. The Cubans had a batting streak,
and II was responsible for their victory.
williams OF the Giants made a home run
a two bagger and two singles. Grant Of
the same team also made homer. Joe
Harrington led the home team at the
bat with four hits. one a double, out OF
four times at the bat.
Tpt.ts MT IN 1T n -
feated the New yorks by better work
with the bat, s to 5. Meekin being touched
up rather freely. With the exception
OF one inning. Dunkle managed to keep
the New Yorks hits we'll scattered.
Cross and Gleason carried of the field
ing honors.
In washington-The Brooklyn-W Wash
ington game. while not marked by bril-
liant playing, was an interesting one
owing to hard hitting. The visitors
could not bunch their hits, and While
Kennedy allowed the senators only nine.
several were for more than one base.
Score: Washingtons, s: Brooklyns, 8.
Morse pitched a great game for the
Harvards, striking out 10 men. but Ma
loney's home run in the eighth. sending
two men In ahead OF him. won the
contest for Georgetowns. 9 to1.
In st. Louis-"Pat" Tebeau and his
Cleveland spiders made the browns bite
the dust yesterday without much Of a
struggle. Young pitched mastery
game and kept the ST. Louis hits well
scattered The Clevelands are playing
fast game and hitting with vengeance.
Score: 10 to 5.
In Louisville-The chilly weather
seemed to give the Louisvilles a new
lease on life. for they batted timely and
their fielding was magnificent. Magee's
wildness in the ninth. together with
Hoy's error gave the Chicagos three
runs. Everett talked too long and loud
over n decision of Umpire Cushman's
In the seventh, and the colts first base
man retired from the game In favor OF
Callahan with the umpire's consent. The
score was to 6.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-21
The New York Stock Mar
ket Opened Weak.
WAR PROSPECTS EFFECT
Prices Fcll All Along the Line In
Sympathy With London.
ToDAY's RANGE OF QUOTATIONS

The New York stock market opened
weak with Atchison 10 l-2; sugar LID l-2
To 1i5; Tobacco. 100 i-2; General Electric,
80 3-4; Peoples Gas, ss 3-i; Burlington,
30 IL; TT Paul. IS 1-s; hook Island,
s3 ~; Louisviua lo Ia; Leather pre-
ferred, SO IA: Southern preferred, sb;
Manhattan, s3 IA; Missouri Pacifi >
20 3-4.