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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-16

The Embdcn is said to be the best
breed OF geese.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-16
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II II fails TO cure,
26c. Tho genuine hus H. Il. O. on each tablet
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-16

The flesh Of fowls that have always
been well fed Ia sweater and jucier
than that of those that have been fat
tened quickly.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-16

Millr Ted to poultry Is one OF the
best egg producers
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-16

Geese thrive better with plenty Of
water and good pasturage.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-16

haii's Family Pills STa tho NOat
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VHE8EINa D4Il 0HsBA1 5Ul.l ID

wheat. Chicago received 1854 cars.
Atlantic port ciearances were st9.90y
bushels. The visible supply Increased
76s,ooo buEhals, aszinEt l5l,es9 bushels
year ago. September opened unchanged
at 3iH63tnc. That WIS the highest
price OF the day, and the close was at
the bottom. S35tc. a net loss Of sc. Stop
loss orders in oats caused a decline OF
18IMc. Weakness Of wheat and corn
caused a stampede among September
longs. Cash demand was only fair,
100000 bushels being sold here for ex-
port. The visible supply increased az
900 bushels. Chicago reserved 500 cars.
September opened unchanged at sl9Se,
and declined steadily TO the close, which
was at 203Sc.
Provisions sympathised with the
weakness in grain. Large receipts OF
hogs also depressed the market, Sep
tember pork closed i0c lower ut s. 4I4s:
September lard Sc lower at IS nv and
September ribs &c lower at 81 80.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 1S9 cars; corn. 1850 cars; oats,
425 cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as tolloWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-06

NEW YORK, July IA dIspatch to
the Herald from Berlin says: Prince
Herbert Blsmarck's visit to Trave-
munde is eagerly discussed. His enc
mics say that the Kaiser refused to
receive him.
The Kfefne Journal, which preteHds
to have special court Information, says
the audience was prolonged. that
Prince Bismarck refused the Washing
ton embassy for private reasons, but
said he would be willing to accept the
London embassy.
The truth is that the audience took
place behind closed doors, and the
Kaiser took the opportunity Of hearing
Prince BIsmarck's opinions and espe-
cially on the canal bill.
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KIM KnlnEpn,e widow Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE
steamship Copuc arrived late last
night from Hong Kong and Yokohama,
via Honolulu. She brings news Of the
death Mt Honolulu on June "a, Of Dow
aEer Queen Kapioiaui. widow Of the late
King Kalakau. Her death had been
expected for some time. She was six
ty-fve years OF age and was a sufferer
from cancer and recently had stroke
of paralysis. She was much esteemed
in the islands and her death was sin
cerely mourned. Her romans lay In
state for eight days and were buried
with impressive ceremonies.
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prcndgtuffs and Provisions,

CHICAGo-Graln markets were ex-
tremely weak to-day. owing to vast
accumulation ut primary markets since
last Saturday Wheat lost l7sc, corn
declined &c and oats lost Bc. ProvI-
sions we're Influenced by the weakness
in grain. Pork declined lOc, lard &c
and ribs &C.
Wheat opened at n loss Of SC COM
pared with the closing price of last Sat-
urday. All the early Information was
against higher prices. The English
visible supply, which yenr ago show
ed decrease Of 100000 bushels, to-day
showed nm increase Of 1.53S,OOO bushels.
Shipments from India to European
markets nstonlshcd even the bears.
They were reported at 100000 bushels,
making a total from ait points to Eu-
rope OF s,l93, 900 bushels. September,
which opened with sales from 75c down
Ia T5sc, showed no tendency to rally
at this astonishing supply OF grain, and
the bears offered the markets down un-
III at noon September was bringing fih
l74kc. Covering causes caused rally
to 7tIS174&c. The visible supply ttB-
ures, however started second decline.
September touching 73%c. Adding the
ports OF Galveston, New Orleans, Fort
Williams and Port Arthur to the pri-
mary points to.day's visible supply
showed an increase Of 4.74i.00O bushels.
This enormous Increase was partially
Offset by decrease OF 3,2lS,O0O bushels
in the quantity on ocean passage.
Chicago received 277 car loads, while
Minneapolis and Duluth reported l,3Ts
cars, compared with ffS cars n year ago.
Shipping demand was slack. only l6,-
900 bushels being reported sold here for
export. Atlantic port clcaranccs were
900 bushels Of wheat and flour. The
market showed no signs whatever OF
Fnliying, and closed at 7gM GD73Nc for
September, a net loss Of 1Mc.
Corn ruled heavy, In symputhy with
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NEW YORK-The metal market de-
veloped a healthier undertOne and
showed a moderate amount Of activity
to-day. Gables from the European
market and advIces from western
points averaged up distinctly In favor
of the market and stimulated buyers.
At the close the metal exchange called
pig Iron warrants nominal at $13 so:
lake copper steady at SIS bid and Sls 80
asked: tin higher at SCI 37h bid and
S2I 62Js asked; lead frmer at 81 so bid
and 81 s. asked; spelter steady at IS 90
bid and SO % asked. The brokers' price
for lead is 81 80 and for copper SIS ESQ
is TO
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Special Dispatch to the lnielligSncer,
CLARKsBURG, ". Va. July g.
Vale Boughner. charged with the hom-
ioIde OF Edward A. Young, Of Buckhan-
non, June %, waived examination be-
fore the magistrate to-day, and Will re-
main In jail until the grand jury con-
Venes In special or regular session.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features orthe Money and sroolz
Markets.

AIAG VS. NNA- AANtA~S $3.50 NNS~te
Markets.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Money on Gull
firm. 1lA@2 per cent; last loan, ..
Prime mercantile paper, 3kQ4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 s5M@
S5M for demand. and at a SOAa4 soy
for 60 days; posted rates. 81 1904 81 and
81 SSAGl 50; commercial bills, 81 sI5b.
silver certificates. 6O0sl.
Bar silver. COY.
Mexican dollars, fst4.
Government bonds firm.
State bonds steady.
Railroad bonds strong,
The market for stocks continued mo-
tabiy strong to day and much more ac-
tive than the upward movement Of last
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week The activity was very widely
distributed. extending pretty generally
Throughout the list and during the
course Of the day extending even to
some Of the "cats and dogs" on the list
The general strength OF the market was
maintained In face Of a reallSing move
ment in the stocks that were most con-
spicuous In last weeks rise. notably
Pennsylvania, New York Central and
the Vanderbilt group generally, includ-
ing Northwestern, Omaha and the I'm
ION Pacific stocks. There was heavy
pressure Of liquidation in these
stocks, but there was no effort
to hold up their prices and a number Of
them show losses Of point OF over.
There was a realizing movement In the
grangers also, but the vigorous stength
OF st. Paul sustained this group and
brought new buying through commits
sion houses. st. Paurs extraordinary
gain Ia earnings for the fourth week in
June Of about $4,000 over the corr
responding week Of last year was the
main motive for this buying. though the
general outlook in the wheat market
Induced a general covering Of shorts.
Line Of shorts put out by grangers on
the early belief that ruin of the wheat
crop is understood to have been very
large and no small part Of the present
strength Of the grangers is attributed
to the covering OF these shorts. Atchi-
son preferred was very markedly AFFECT
ed In the same way and rose to 6ON.
Rock Island Jagged in the movement on
the disappointing May statement Other
railroad stocks showing conspicuous
strength were Illinois Central, Southern
Railway preferred. Northern Pacific and
Erie first preferred. The strength Of
these was on buying for London ac-
count. Mexican Central was in large
demand, and late in the day cOalers rose
from 1 to X. Bears who had sold
Brooklyn Transit in expectation of a
Fourth of July strike were eager to
cover short contracts and advanced the
stock at one time nearly points. The
rise in Sugar extended to nearly 6
points. Other speclaltles which rose
strongly were the Tobacco stocks, Steel
and Wire. TennesSRH Coal. Peoples Gas,
international Paper and Anaconda.
There was some hesitation in the early
trading on account Of the failure of the
money market to ease of, Us 1t was
expected to do under the July disburse-
ments on interest and dividends, but
later in the day call money fell to 2 per
cent. It is now admitted that the re-
cent gold exports have been directly due
to borrowing for the purpose OF easing
the German money market, which was
In urgent need Of II to carry over the
half yearly period. The London statist
estimates that the terms upon which
money has been borrowed in New York
for Berlin account have been equivalent
to rate of to 6ls per cent for small
portion of the money that the market
required to tide over the pressure
Money is expected TO flow back to Ber-
lin on account Of recent speculative
liquidation, and the critical period there
is believed to be over. Discounts in
foreign markets were generally easier
to-day. There was u large demand for
the Erie general mortgage bonds and
the st. Louis Southwestern seconds. The
A., 6 7
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Cash quotations were as tollows'
Flour steady.
red 7sih974Ac.
S4k4349tc.
2SG2SIic; No, 3 white 251492sc.
Rye-No. 2. 60962c.
Fiaxseed-No. i, 81 OF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nominal.
Mess Pork-Per barrel IS s09s IS.
LsrdzPer 100 ms, IS 27lh05 80.
Short Ribs-Sldes, (loose) 81 $500 80.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed 5G5hc.
Short clear sides boxed IS 00G5 10.
Observation-Disclosures finished goods,
per gallon, 81 20.
Butter-Firm; creamery 129lsc; dairy
t6af514c.
Cheese-Firm at 7is0l0l5c.
Eggs-Flrm at 10hc.
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts $500
barrels; exports $4,000 barrels: market
moderately active and weaker.
Wheat, receipts $4,000 bushels; spot
market quiet and weak; No. red sOsSc
(. o, b. ahoat; 7SBc elevator; options
opened weak; closed weak at 1&c net
decline from Saturdays curb price;
July closed at 79Mc; September closed
at 79c; December closed at sO&c.
Corn, receipts 6SI400 bushels; exports
154500 bushels; spot market weak; NO.
2, 40kc I. o. b. atioat; 594bc elevator;
options opened easy; closed weak ana
sc net lower; July closed at S9c; Sep.
tembar closed at 3sAc.
Oats, receipts I87,sO0 bushels; exports
lG7SOO bushels; sales 100000 bushels
spot and outports; spot market weak;
No. 2, 3Oc; No. g. 29hc; No. 2 white
S1hc: No. 3 white soc; track mixed
western 29l49S1lGc,
Hay quiet. Hops dull. Hides and
leather steady Coal quiet. Beef Arn.
Cutments steady.
Lard easy; western steamed IS 30; re-
fined easy: continent S. IS.
Pork, butter and cheese steady. Eggs
firm. Tallow and cottonseed oil steady
ROsln firm. Turpentlne firmer. MO-
lasses firm.
steady and unchanged to 1--WE points
higher: closed at ave points higher to
FIVE points lower and steady; sales'
l1,5OO bags.
BALTIMoRE-Flour quiet; receipts
22,5OO barrels: exports $500 barrels.
wheat Slebuy bIuL hlAh AASANA - ~
74Nc; August 75M675%c; September
76$i arc; receipts 229,7OO bushels; ex-
ports 10000 bushels Corn dull and
easy; spot and month 3Sc; September
SShc: receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
lO2,sOO bushels. Oats quiet: No. white
3Sh a3s%c; No. 2 mixed 3093lc. Rye
nominal: No. western 60hG6lc. Hay
quiet and easy. Sugar strong. Cheese
and butter steady. Eggs quiet.
CINCINNATI-Flour quiet. Wheat
easy: No. red nc; new lie. Corn
stronger; No. 2 mixed 35dS51sc. Oats
in fair demand; No. 2 mixed 2S92sl5c.
Rye quiet: No. 2, CSC. Lard quiet at
81 g2n. BuIkmeats firm Mt 81 o.. Ba-
con steady at IS 70. Whlskey steady at
81 26. Butter quiet and unchanged;
Elgln creamery 10000; Ohio l4di6c;
dairy 12c. Sugar firm. Eggs easier at
SIC. Cheese active and firm.
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cHICAGo-cattle sold at 50 6Oa3 971A
for heavy packing lots and fair to
choice, poor to common, brought 50 759
4 90; common to choice 50 sOQ4 20. Hogs
fairly active and shade lower: light
hogs sold at 50 SOd4 O2iz; mixed, 50 $50
90: heavy. 50 6OQ3 STU; pigs, 81 500
. 95, and culls 81 0O93 60. Sheep sold
on basis OF 81 OOQ3 90 for culls up to
s. OO@5 % for prime ewes. Yearllngs
were salable at IS 25Gp6 so, while spring
lambs brought 81 O0a4 80 for culls and
so 0O686 20 for the best Recelpts-Cat-
tle 10000 head; hogs, $1,000 head; sheep,
1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle stendy; ex-
ira S. 4505 30: prime IS S0Gb 40; COM
mon SO 6Odi 20. Hogs steady: prime
pigs "a 1904 90: assorted mediums and
good Workers. 81 Is: common to fair
Workers. "a 1904 10; heavy hogs 81 004
4 %; good roughs So 1903 GO; stays and
piggy sows 50 75Q3 25. Sheep steady;
choice wcthers 81 S094 So; common
50 OOG3 90: yearlIngs Sc 0095 %; spring
lambs s. 5045 30. Veal calves IS 500
Z co.
cINCINNATI-Hogs active at 50 800
4 90.
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Forty.fonr Killed by Dynamite.

BERLIN, July "a dispatch from
Odessa announces that n dynamite
cartridge exploded ncur there to-day,
while tho excavation Of coal mine
was in progress and that forty-four
persons were killed and twenty wound
oil
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OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 II; cer-
tihcates 81 II bid for cash: shipments
June 30, s6.b59 barrels; average 1924
barrels; runs June 20. l29,l0O barrels;
average S6.O73 barrels; shipments July
/ to I, 26S,sl6 barrels; average 65,95i
barrels; runs. same dates. 24O.i 1870 bar
rels; average GO,l67 barrels.
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NEW YORK-Thc market re-Opened
after the holidays with few buyers in
attendance. and business outside OF
what mail orders cnntributed,wns slow.
Prints are Arm and quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-06

A HOUSEHOLD necessity. DR..
Thomas Electric OIL. Heals burns,
cuts, wounds or any sort; cures sore
throat, Group, catarrh, asthma; never
falls.
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srEI1. Ann TTN INNOVATIONS.

Tho following quotations for National
Steel stocks and American Tin Plate are
furnished by Simpson & Tatum. City Bank
Building: -, c,...,
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REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
" Prompt Completion Of orders % tie
Gntelllgsneor Job Printing odiOA.
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Wool.

NEW YoRK-Wool steady.
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DEPART.

Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling,
BclInIre and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents for best routes and low.
NJ. G. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent
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THE MONONGAH ROUTE IS THE
Short Line between FaiTmont and
ElarkBburE. Quick Time--FhAt Trains
Sure Connections. When travelling TO or
from CiaTksburg or. West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points see that your
tickets read via the Monogahela River
Railroad. Close Connections at Fhirmont
with b. & o. trains. and AZ CiaFksbuTI
with y. & o. and W., v. 4 P. trains. Tick
cts via this route on GalG NJ all B. 3 o.
and W., v. & p, r. r ltatlonS
HUGH q. BoWLES. GOnl SUIT
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NORTHWEST sYsTE@-cLEVELAND
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Trains Run Daily, Except Sunday, as fol-
lows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-01
SUBURBAN, FIRE PROTECTION.
Water Board Grants Hydrants in
the Outlying Districts

At a melting of the board of water COM
mIssioners yesterday a six-inch main
was ordered laid on Iglehart street. he
tween Oxford and Lexington, on condi-
ton that applications and advance nav
ments be made by four owners or resi-
dents for service
The request that two fire hydrants be
placed near the st. .Faul Foundry
plant, one at Como and Dale, and the
other at Dale and Atwater streets, was
referred to the superintendent and the
request will be granted
The Western Linseed OIL company was
given permission to put a two-inch pipe
In the engine room of the company's
plant at Hsmpden avenue and Terri
toriaF road and a four-inch pipe in the
elevator for an automatic fire extin-
gushing system.
Bills to the amount of S!6,lS9S1 were
approved. OF this amount 81 1000 was for
interest and $5.2I0 for October pay rolls.
The balance were miscellaneous claims,
including the expense of repairing the
break in the water main on the river
bottom, which supplies the West side
with water. The claim on this account
was $685.
The report of Secretary Caulfeld for
October showed the receipts, including
a balance of So, $3.50 on hand Oct. l,
to be $40. 1894; disbursements, S26, S94 Il
balance on hand Nov. 1, $40, 1887.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-01
A LONG FELT WANT.
1t Is Supplied at Last in
St. Paul.

Gcod-natureq people are often irritable.
If you knew the feason, you would not
Ever have ttchins piles?
Not sick enough TO go to bed; not well
enough to be confetti.
The constant itcrfng sensation.
Hard to bear; harder to get relief
Spells yourS[ftemper, nearly drives you
crazy. 0iS1E
Isn't relief y nd Gire long-felt want?
You can get, relief and cure if you viii
follow the advice Of a local citizen.
Mr. R. c. filley2,ss No. PIT East Tenth
street says "T had itching hemorrholds
for years, and despite the use of innumer-
able salves and ointments, guaranteed to
be sure cures, 1 was only able to.get tenn
porary relief. until I bought box of
Doan's Ointment at F.. M. Parkers drug
store. opposite the postoffice. The treat
ment cured me-" 4i.-5
Dcan's Ointment for sale by all dealers.
price 80 cents. Mailed on receipt of price
by Foster-M iburn. Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States. Re-
member the name, Doan's, and take no
substitute, f @
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-01
FAvORs THREE PER CENT TAX.
Report of Chamber of Commerce
Committee on the Gas Ordinance.

Report of Chamber of Commerce
Committee on the Gas Ordinance.
If the attendance at yesterdays meet
ing Of the chamber OF commerce is any
criterion, the change of meeting day from
Monday to Tuesday Is for the better,
there being about forty present
Among the communications read was
an invitation from the United States in
dustrial commission, Washington, D. c.,
to send delegates to a transportation
meeting they will hold at the Auditorium
hotel in Chicago, commencing Nov. 10;
also an invitation from the mayor Of
Memphis and from the Merchants ex-
change and Cotton exchange, of Memphis,
asking the chamber to send delegates to
| the Western water ways convention, to be
held in Memphis Nov. IA and 15
The gas company's ordinance before the
city council was the subject of a report
from the committee on municipal affairs;
made by Ambrose Tighe. After a lengthy
resume Of the ordinances on the subject
that have been considered recently by
the council, the report proceeds to say,
regarding the latest proposed ordnance.
I'm the assembly the proposed ordi-
nance has been changed, through the in
telligence Of certain members of that
body, and a substitute prepared. The
| grantee in this ordinance is not the Gas
Light company, but the Edison Light and
rover company. 1n1S is a corporation
controlled by the gas company. The pro-
! posed franchise extends the company's
franchise so that it may construct con-
Quits and use currents for other purposes
besides lighting, limits the right to TWEEN
ty-flve years and exacts per cent tax
on the companys gross income for the
sale Of power. This would seem to be no
dtsproportionate return for the benefits
conferred, especially as there is no limit
on the price which may be charged for
power, and the company will therefore
be at liberty to throw the burden of the
| tax on its consumers
The report was accepted and laid on the
| table for the present.
Capt. Berkey called the attention of the
chamber to the condition Of the high
bridge. He declared that it was not
right to tear up the pavement of that
bridge when the Wabasha street bridge
was out of use.
Thomas Cochran, from the committee
on municipal affairs, asked for further
| time to consider the subject of city and
| county consolidation.
The chamber of commerce is, as far as
Secretary Tallmadge can ascertain, the
only association Of its kind having no
purpose of profit, in America, which has
met regularly for so long a period, the
local chamber covering thirty years,
a generation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-01


Arrested on Bench Warrant,
Hold That the Court Stipend for
Witness Holds Him Only One
Day-Judge Otis Takes the Case
Under Advisement.
The question Of whether a witness
served with a subpoena and one days pay
can be compelled to remain in attendance
on the trial for an indefinite period came
up IN the district court yesterday In a
hearing on an order to show cause why
Ed F. Heinlein should not be punished
for contempt Of court. 1t was the first
time the point was ever raised in Min
nesotas and Judge Otis declared 1t to be
an important one, involving a matter of
especial interest to attorneys. The case
was continued for a week to permit Of
the examination of authorities.
Heinletn was formerly an employee Of
the Minnesota Savings bank. He was
subpoenaed to appear as a witness for
the plaintiff In the case of Joseph f.
Cox against the trustees of the Minne-
sofa Savings bank, which was on trial
last week. When Heinlein was finally
called to testify 1t was found he had left
the court room. Judge Otis issued writ
Of attachment for his person, and the
deputy sheriff found that he had gone on
hunting trip. Upon his return he was
arrested on the bench warrant
Yesterday Heinlein appeared in court
accompanied by his attorneys, W. H
Mcdonald and John H. Ives Attorney
Foote, who had originally subpoenaed
Heinlein, and who had asked that he
be brought back, was called in by the
court.
According to Heinlein's attorneys, their
client had acted within his rights in leav-
ing. He was subpoenaed to be present
and was present on Friday, when the
trial commenced. He was not called
upon that day, which. was the only one
for which his witness fees had been paid
While in the employ Of the bank he had
frequently been present in court and had
always understood that he need only be
on hand for one day. Accordingly, he
went on q hunting trip Saturday, and
was not present when his name was call
ed Monday morning. Attorney Ives ask
ed the court to determine the point in
such a manner as to create a precedent
clearly defining the relations which exist
between the attorney and his witnesses,
a matter which, he said, concerns the
whole bar.
The case was continued by the court
until next Tuesday.