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The sun., 1899-02-10
Thousands Go to Carlsbad

yearly to Eegain their health. The
Natural Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is
evAporated from the waters of the
Springs at Carlsbad, and contains
the same curative properties. Carls-
bad Sprudel Salt is certain in its
action, and cures constipation,
catarrh of the stomach, diabetes,
liver and kidney complaints.
Sir Henry Thompson, Il. r.. c..
NJ. b., London, in his lecture on
the Preventive Treatment OF Cal
culous Diseases, states: "My be-
lief, after a long and large expert
once of the employment OF Carls-
bad Water in this country, is that
in most instances it is more useful
than when taken at the spring it
self" Sold by all druggistS.--AdV.
The sun., 1899-02-10
RICH KLoxDIKER Webs IN LONDON.
Alexander Macdonald VIII Return TO Yukon
with His Bride.
Sp,eol cabi, D,,pet.h TO rHH sus.

Sp,e'dl cable D,spotsh 10 TRE SUS.
LoSDoS. Feb. 9-AlexAnder Macdonald. q
gold m iner Of Dawson City. Alaska. reputed to
be the possessor of a fortune Of G27. .oOO. 900,
WAS married to-day In the Roman Catholic
Church a, Brixton to Margaret Chisholm.
daughter OF tho Superintendent Of the Thames
water police,
Macdonald. who is called the King Of the
Klondike." was born in Nova Scotia and Is 80
years OF age. Macdonald arrived in England
shortly before Christmas. He had never before
then seen the young woman he married He
spent Christmas In London and afterward deiv-
cred letter of introduction which he brought
with him to Miss ChIsholm's father. He imme-
distely fell in love with the daughter. and their
marriage was arranged In the quickest possible
time. because OF Maodonald's business affairs.
which necessitated his return 70 tho Yukon al
most Immediately.
The bride is 30 years old and very pretty,
She 10 n descendant OF the ancient clan OF
Chisholm. which fought so gloriously AT Cullo-
don. The ceremony was performed by the
brides uncle. the Rev Canon Chisholm. OF
Glasgow. The bridegroom is big. stern man
and looks the typical miner The church was
filled mostly with youngsters, who stood upon
tho benches with mouths agAps eyeing the
Klondiker.
The sun., 1899-02-10
DEBArnD THE oaUnoH van.
both Houses OF Parliament Devoted Their
Sessions to II.
SDeeat Cable Dupd,eA to rnssuS

Specidt Cable Dupd,eh 10 rHE suS.
LONDON. Feb. a-Both the House of Lords
and the House Of Commons devoted their
respective sessions to-day to debating tho
Church question, In the House of Lords the
Archbishop OF Canterbury appealed for time
to allow the Bishops TO exercise their influence
against anti. ritualist practices. The Bishops
OF London. Winchester and Ripon. and certain
temporal peers who are prominently identified
with ecclesiastical matters deprecated itigs-
tion in the secular courts. though admitting
the necessity FOR some action. The debate was
adjourned.
In the House Of Commons the anti.rituaist
champion. Mr.. Samuel Smith. moved an
amendment 10 the address In reply to the
Queens speech. Affirming that having re-
gard TO the condition uf lawlcssness prevailing
In the Church OF England. some Legislative
steps should be- taken to secure obedience to
the law" Mr.. smith struck the keynote OF the
antl-rituaist position IN contending that tho
Church was fast drifting into RomaniSm. and
that the establishment OF the confessional es-
pecially was cutting the country 10 the quick.
Viscount Crnnborno. eldest son OF Primo
Minister Salisbury, defended the High Church
movement which. he declared. was the encr-
getic movement Of tho day. He added that Mr..
Smiths statements were inaccurate. and his
methods OF winning people to his views wcro
unworthy.
Among the other speakers were Messrs Rir.
rel Carvill and Williams who are stanch
Nonconformists. They opposed the amend
mont MIR. Birrell said that he sympathized
more with Viscount Cranborne than with Mr..
Smith. He refused to participate in the hang
ing of one party in the Church at the bidding OF
another. He added that the widening chasnl
In the Church was inevitably tending to discs
tablishme ent. for which IL was the duty OF the
House to prepare. Liberal cheers
Mr. Williams concurrcd in the opinion that
disestablishment was the only remedy for tho
trouble. Neither litigation nor coercion wss
desirable.
The contemp,uous references o! certa
Of the speakers 10 Romanism and the Pope
drew forth strong protest from Mr.. william
Redmond. whom the Roman Catholic mem bers
appl8uded.
Mr. Arthur Baiour the Government leader
in the House. lamented the lack OF charity and
moderation displayed by some of the speakers.
Mr.. Smith. he said. had used the term Protest
ant in such a narrow sense that Luther him
self would not have recognized it. He added
that all agreed that disobedience to the laws
Of the Church existed. The Bishops had the
power to end II. and legislation would not only
weaken their authority. but be serious blow
10 the Church and Professionalism itself.
The amendment was rejected by u vote Of
22l 10 81
The sun., 1899-02-10

WAsHiNoToN. Feb. @.-Senaror platt Of New
York visited the President this morning with
Thomas q. Alvord. who is n candidate for APP
pointment as Librarian OF Congress. After the
interview Senator Platt said he believed the
appointment of Librarian would be made
within . few days. but he expressed no opin-
ion as to the outcome. Immediately after Sem
ator P!att aud Mr.. Alvord left the White House
Senators Hoar and Lodge had an interview
with the President in regard To- III" candidacy
Of former Representative Burrows Of Massa-
rhus ett- for the same Office. The appointment
will 20 to Herbert Putnam. Librarian % the
Boston Museum, The place has been offered
him. and il he declines il will probably 60 10
Mr. BurrOwe.
The sun., 1899-02-10

WAsHl>nTON. Feb, "-Thc Pre- -iden to-day
sent the following nominations 10 the Senate;
Capt. Theodore Mo.her. Twenty. second Infantry,
10 he PAymastcr with rank OF Major.
Lieut.. Col. Frank M Coke. Deputy Pay mastcr.Gen.
cral. to br Assistant paymRser General. with rank
Of Colonel.
Major Nlbert y. Tower. Paymgstcr. TO bc Deputy
Paymaster icnCral. with rank OF IeutenRn Colonel
Tifth Volunteer Imfantry-Firsl Lieut. John "
Wright. 10 hr Captain; Second Lieut.. Th0maa W.
Trainer, tu he First Lieutenant; First Sergeant
Samuel {. Samuels Company W =" be second
Lieutenant.
PlssaIuAq uuddl, Me.
The sun., 1899-02-10

For those who are four months
fore.sighted, we have Spring
suits at S12.50-last Spring they
cost $25 to Sl5.
For those who live for to-day,
with no thought for the morrow,
we have Winter suits at $3.50
IA few days ago the prices were
$25 to $15,
Young mems sizes (3l 33
34) Spring or Winter, $40.
Next Spring or next Winter
we can give no better cloths, no
better work but what we do give
will be new, must be new-there-
fore this sale
RoGERs, PEEr 900.
Leonard ana Broadway.
Prince and Broadway
Thirty second and Broadway.
The sun., 1899-02-10
FRANCE AND ENGLAND IN ARABIA.
Clash Probable Over the Sultan's Grant Of
Conling station to France.
SPECIAL Cab, Despateh 10 THE sun.

SPECIAL Cab't DeSpatet 10 THE sun.
BOMBAY, Feb. 3.-It is reported that the
Sultan of Oman. Arabia. has promised to lease
TO France a coaling station near Muscat. one Of
the three chief cities Of the Sultanate. 1t ia
stated that the British authorities have pro-
tested against the granting of the lease, and
that the British warship Eclipse. Rear Admiral
Douglas will sail hence for Muscat tomorrow.
The British here are excited over the matter.
They declare that France and Russia are in
triguing TO crush British influence in Oman.
and that they will hnd the Sultan an easy tool.
He Is weak and unfriendly to British interests.
II is asserted that several Russian agents re-
gently arrived in the coast countries OF the Per-
sian Gulf Russia has sent Consul to MuScaL,
though she has no trade there.
The sun., 1899-02-10

>ntrdi CaL5r D,spG'L 10 rur SuS.
LoND"N. Feb. 9-ln the House Of Commons
to-day Mr.. Brodrirk. Parliamentary Secretary
- the Foreign Onlcc. announced that only in
complete teiegrams had as yet been received
from the British Consu! at Apa. The Govern
memt would. therefore. await the arrival Of full
consular dispatches from Samoa before tax ins
any action or expressing an opinion
The sun., 1899-02-10
Henr, Curtis of Iowa Appointed On tho
Colonial Board.

NasHISuTON. Feb. 81 Henry Curtis Of Iowa
Wa appointed 10 mem brrshp on the Colonial
Board by the President to-day. His appoint
mert Ills the vacancy caused by the resigna-
iiun ui Curtis Guild Jr. Of Boston, and com
pct"- the personnel Of the board Nlr Curtis
was iudorscL by senators Allison and Gear of
hin State The other mcmheTs Oi rho board.
l,obrrt / kennedy 81 Obi" and Charles ".
Watkins Of Michigan. have urganiZsd and are
now prrfnrming their nfiiriAl hEtins
The sun., 1899-02-10
J0TTIvGS ABOUT rOTN.

4 ruunc reception will be given 10 tho Rev
Father DAh, chaplain ot tho biIty ninth Regiment
in the LenoX Lyrcum next sunday evening: Ad
dresses will Se made hy Morgan ]. O'Bren, James
Fitzgerald Gcn. j, II. O'Belrnc, Father DAILY and
others Brig Gen. George NJ. Smith. Col Dnny and
the members Of the regiment viii he present Mgr,
Mooney viii represent the Archbishop. who is alb
sent from the city.
Anderson a member Of the school Board OF Man
hRttau and the Bronx, would soon resign for tn,
reason that ho Intends to spend the greater part o
tho present year III Europe. Mr.. Anderson was ap
pointed u member of the Board Of Education by
Mayor Strong.
The sun., 1899-02-10

The wedding Of Maria Theresa de Braeke-
leer and Oscar Francis Melvin was quietly rele-
brated last evening in the Church Of st. Francis
Xavier in West Sixteenth street. Only rela-
tivcS II the couple and "a few intimate friends
Witnessed the ceremony. which was followed
hy reception at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edmond lie Braekeleer.
AZ gBS West Ninety eighth street.
The sun., 1899-02-10

Sp,,,ai CnbI, D,.patch 10 THE Sun.
LoNDoN. Fob. o--Firc destroyed tn" large
warehouse OF the London Cork Company Min
cries J.. c.. this morning. The fire started AT
0oclork. aud. fed by II quantity OF chemicals
soon envcloped the whole building. One Of the
side walls fell across the adjoining railway
arch. smashing the signal tox. tearing away
the telegraph wires and rendering the tracks
impassable for some time.
The sun., 1899-02-10
rwo West roin, Cadet. Dismissed.

WAsHINGroN Feb . Secretary Ager To. day
directed the dismissal irol the Military Mead
emy Of Charles l.. BaenG 'rh MoDrIlr, Mo, and
+. & Lane of keoSauga, Ia. cadets Of the sec
ond class These Young men hnd been recon q
msnded for dismissal hy th" ACadcmi" Board
for violations Of rules. They rendered their
designations, bat the secretary dcclde to fol
low the boards recommendations. III" nature
OF their Offences could not be asccrta med from
the War Depari mont
The sun., 1899-02-10
SoT ro cB4NGE GERMAN ARMS.
Minister Of War says the Small.Bor- .uu,
Are Not Success.
Spseo, Ca6i> Dsspoth 10 THE su>.

SJsriG' Ta1i> D,Spdth 70 THE SIN.
Berlin. Feb. a-Gen. Won Gosser. Minister
Of War. replying in the Reichstag to-day to
questions Of the Committee Oh Military Esti-
mates. denied the report that s'ierlnany in.
tended 10 adopt \ new small The
experiments with such arms. he said had II ot
been satisfactory enough t" warrant change.
Experience with small bore rifles in the Span
ish- American war had proved unfavora BILE
The wounds inflicted by them were light ami
had mostly healed in month
lie further aBid that no change was con.
templatcd in the style OF bullet used Ger
many certainly would not adopt a bullet like
the dunn dunn. The adoption Of such bullet
would he un ethical rather than II military
question II would he E matter for the con-
ference called by the car to discuss
The sun., 1899-02-10

WASHINGTON. Feb D.-Col. Charles Denoy. a
mem Der OF the War Investigating Commission,
who was selected by the President a- mem
ber OF the Philippine Commission. will leave
San Francisco on Feb. ~ for Manila where he
ter Col. DENLY intended going with the other
members OF the commission ny way Of the SueL
Canal but was delayed in tho preparation Of
the report Of the War Commission. BY going
from San Francisco he will arrive Al Mauila
almost hs soon as PrNsLdeml SGhurmaM.
The sun., 1899-02-10
NArrrr 1NroRMrns aHor.
They We're to Testify Against the Murdersrs
of EnElIsbpien at Peonah.

Ispeciai Cabis DsspateL 10 TIE SUS
BOMBAY Feb. o.-Two native brothers at
Dravidh who we're informers against the mur-
dorers Of English officials at Poonah during
the Jubilee fetes in June, 1897. were shot last
evening. They we're both fatally wounded. No
arrests have yet been made. The brothers had
been summoned 10 appear in court tomorrow
TO give testimony against the murdsrers.
The Times OF India says that the murders
prove beyond any reasonable doubt the exist
ence OF n mysterious conspiracy at Deccan to
commit outrages for the purpose OF defeating
the ends Of Justice.
The sun., 1899-02-10

Henry LAbouchers'a Parody ON KiRlinG's
Poem Addressed to Ue.

Poem Addressed TO Us.
Speeiai Cab,, DHpatch TO Tar suN.
LONDON. Feb.9.-Henry Labouchere. the Lib
eral and editor Of Truth, has publisheda parody
on KiplinE's Tho White Mans Burden, which
Is being widely quoted. II runs;
Pile on the brown mans burden
10 CRAFTY your greed
Go clear away tho nigge~
Who progress would impede.
Tue screaming Of your eagle
viii drown the victims sob:
Go on through FIRE aud slaughter
There y dollars in the job
The sun., 1899-02-10
Am.ndIss tho New Rovsnu. Law.

WASHINGTON. Feb, S.--'rhe House to-day
passed the Joint resolution reported from the
Committee OH Ways and Means 10 change the
War Revenue law Of last June TO a. 10 require
mortgage The Treasury Department has
Construed the law 70 require 2lamp Hton
both note or bond ana MORTGAGE, thuh mhking
the instrument requiring the largest tdA
The sun., 1899-02-10
THE nESISrANCE SINKS
She was Armor Plated and Was Used for
Experiments in the British Navy.

Experiments in the British Navy.
&p,ctsi Cabl, D,ipdtch 10 TRE nun.
LONDON. Feb. 0.-Her Majesty's ship Re-
sistance. from Portsmouth for Liverpool. put
into Holyhead this morning. leaking badly
from causes which could not be a.certained.
She had not been in collision nor had she met
with any other mishap which would have
started her leaking. She was moored in the
harbor. but afterward slipped her cable and
sank at high water. Her crew was saved
The Resistance ranked as a effective
vessel. She WAS armor plated and OF 627O
tons She had been used at Portsmouth in eI-
Uerimrnts
The sun., 1899-02-10
nAGAIsn CHURCH DIr0RCE Law.
Lower House of tho Convocntiou Votes
Against Marrying Divorced Persons.


Against Marrying Divorced Persons.
!Spsetoi Cdbi> Detpateh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. Feb. o.-The lower house OF the
Convocation of the Church to-day passed a
resolution. on motion Of the Archdeacon of
oxford. declaring that the law OF the Church Of
England does not recognize divorce. and asking
the Bishops to devote themselves to securing
action OF Parliament to the end that the Church
shall not remarry divorced persons. whether
innocent or guilty.
The Dean of Canterbury offered an amend
mcnt favorng the remnrriage OF innocent di-
vorcees bur II WIS defeated by vote Of Al
to }S
The sun., 1899-02-10

Mr. Burnhnm ia the Vice President Of Holmes.
Booth ( Hayieus lamp manufacturers. Of
~ Park place He Is Interested in several
other brass manufactures. He has place at
quet and Tennis. Manhattan. Metropolitan.
LAWYERS New York Yacht. Westminster ken-
ne and Carteret Gun clubs. He has been
abroad for several months.
The sun., 1899-02-10
Many bidders for tho Prussian Loan.

SPECIAL Gable Dtfpdtch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN. Feb. @.-The new Prussian loan has
been subscribed for many times over. Appli-
cations have heea received from London, New
York and Paris. The scrip Ia quoted at 92s..
The sun., 1899-02-10
No Settlement of the Panama strike
Special Gable Ds,pateh to THE sUS.

NptsIaI LaUIf Ut'pu'UI 70 TIE nUN'
PANAMA. Feb. 9.-Ths laborers here are still
holding out for dollar In gold per day. but the
railroad company refuses 10 grant their de-
mand. The company intends To put gang Of
men IRON Flsmingo to work tomorrow at La
Bors Transit on the railroad is still inPedsd,
The sun., 1899-02-10

JpftIul 'uUle D''puV'H 10 he BUN
SKIBBEREHN. Feb 9.-Terrihc weather 10
prevailing along the Irish coast. and great
quantities Of wreckage are being washed
ashore. most OF which Ia Of a character indi-
eating the loss OF vessels carrying timber.
The sun., 1899-02-10
Minister Tower Presents His Letter Of
Recall,

Nprc.JT EdbIt DtIBTtrh % THf SCN.
NIE>NA. Feb. 9.-Emperor Francis Joseph
gave an audience to-day to Mr. Charlemagns
Tower. United states Minister. who presented
his letter of recall. Mr.. Tower goes TO st.
Petersburg at Ambassador 10 succeed Mr..
Hitchcock. who was recalled 10 become Secre
tary OF the Interior in President Mckinley =
Cabinet
The sun., 1899-02-10
rHE NrRNsT ELECTRIc LsMp.
A Gorman'S Invention which May Replace
the Present Incandescsnt.
Nv.oaI Cau, D,,patch to THE srs.

NDendI CdAr Dr,pdtch 10 THE SUS.
LONDON. Feb o.-Walter Nernst. "a professor
III the GoettinEen University. has invented an
electric lamp which does not require incosure
in vacuum. as is the case with the present glow
lamp The Nernst light is emitted by rod
composed Of rare eurths. similar to those used
in the manufacture of the Welsbach mantle.
These rods do not conduct electricity cold. but
heated They give out mild. yellowish light.
and work equally well at any pressure. with
consequent economy III copper.
The invention was discussed by the Society
OF Arts last evening Messrs Swnburne and
Ayrton. the celebrated chemists. declared II to
be the greatest discovery III many wears. The
invention created sensation among the mem
bers of the society
Prof Nerpst's lssmp 10 intended 10 take the
place OF the ordinary incandescent electric
has made in experimental work. Il promises
used used in in the present i1candescent or glow
lamps. the electric current Is conducted to
sme" 4 RI w'h or 'osn1s sn1s
to whre heat. and thus ,emits light
To prevent the destruction of the carbon by
buruinG II Is inclosed in glass bulbs from
which the air has been exhausted Prot. Nernst
plac" Of the combustible carbon fiament he
uses illaments Of masnesium oxide or 2ther
materials which are lncom bustlble. These
materials are notable for the large proportion
OF visible light rays which they radlats The
iimeliRht and the Welsbach gaslight man
ties are examples Of their value In this
regard. These materials are. however.
under ordinary circImstanqes non-conduetors
OF electricity and Prof Nernst's discovery.
which admits Of their uso. is that when they
are heated they become conductors sing
this discovery in experiments with hollow
magnesium tube. he obtained results which
showed the expenditure Of only ."6 watts of
electrca! energy per candle power against
about three watts per candle power for the
ordinary glow lamp. This economy in the use
OF electric energy could be utilized either by
putting three times As many lamps on wire
circuit or by reducing the size and conse-
quently the cost. OF the copper conductors for
the current. The cost OF these Is now very
great.
has not yet settled upon a commercial form for
his lamp, In an experimental form he accom-
pllahes the initial heating Of the magnesium
fllament by placing 1t in the focus OF reflector
under which is also spiral coil OF platinum
wire 4 current is first passed through the
platinum. which furnishes heat enough at the
focus OF the reflector TO render the magnesium
conductive. The current is then switched
through the magnesium. and this. becoming
incandescent. gives out the light. and also
gives out heat enough 20 maintain its own
conductivty.
The sun., 1899-02-10

>D,e,oi csoie D,spatsl to Tnr su~.

ND,eidi CaOie DtSpdtsL 10 THE suN.
LoNpoN. Feb. o.-A bill was introduced in tho
House of Commons to-day 10 exempt the sale
Of intoxicantS in the Houses Of Parliament
from the provisions Of the licensing acts. The
courts recently held that the sale OF intoXicants
in the houses was illegal because drinks must
be served TO visitors at any time
The sun., 1899-02-10
sPAIN TO KEEP THE CIROLINksY
saEasta Notifies the Queen ReEeAt That the
Cabinet Considers II Nscessary.

Sp,nai Cabl, DIpdtch 10 THH Str.
MADRID. Feb. 2 Prime Minister SaGAsta has
told the Queen Regent that the Government
considers it desirable. even necessary. to retain
the Caroline Islands. especially in view OF the
loss OF the Philippines. The Government has
received several proposals for the purchase OF
the islands.
Gen Campos has promised to support Sehor
SagASta.
The sun., 1899-02-10
rnoMAS HnonSELL BURNHAM WhDS
New York Manufacturer and ClubnHn Mar
ried In Christ CHURCH, london. Yesterday.

NP'''' s"'' b''p"'C'' O." , hh ''"'
IoNDoN. Feb H-Thomas Brownell Burnham
of New York was married in Christ Church.
Mayfair. to- dHyto Mrs Elith kay OF Yorkshire.
The sun., 1899-02-10
Last Discrimination Against ET-C"nfed-
rTates KemONed.

WAsHINoIo>. Feb. o.-The House to-day
passed bill to remove the prohibition against
persons who engaged in the war Of tho rebel
lion in the Confederate service from serving on
grand and petit Iurss. This Wa- tho last re-
manning discrimination against eN-Conted-
crates. and II has been on the statute books, II
is said. hy mistake since 1879.
Pleasant Surroundings and Home Cooking
are features that appeal "a the cultivated taste. 4
hst of Furnished Room A" aud Select Board
advertisements is presented tO SuS readers in an
other column, Ado,
The sun., 1899-02-10

n, "For sale" advertise ut 10 moro Ad NAntageouS
iI pressn.sd through TEE SUS than by any other
IuSdium.-ldV.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-23

advanced renewed confidence appeared and
gained in momentum for the. rest of the
week. The buying was particularly pro-
nounced in the dividend paying stocks.
London, in all, sold over 10000 shares on
balance, but in the latter part of the week
repurchRsed more than half that amount.
The reversal of Londons position followed
the Bank of Englands reduction in it's dis
count rate from to 9l2. Material advances
were recorded in the grangers. New York
Central and Pennsylvania, which exerted a
hedlthful influence on the rest of the list,
ST Pauls $4,000 increase in gross earnings
Tor the second week in January, Omaha's
increase of 11a per cent. in the dividend
rate and the talk of advantages to accrue
to Burlington should its bonds be refunded
on lower basis, were the influences in the
granger group, all of which made new rec
ord prices for many years. Burlington made
refunding story lacked confirmation and
was denied in some quarters Rock Island
gained points, st. Paul 31s and North
western 43s. The Vanderbilt stocks were all
very strong, New York Central leading with
an advance of 1872 on talk of an issue of
New York Central bonds to take in North
western and Union Pacific. Pennsylvania
advance Of AIS was on gossip as to the prob
abilities concerning 6 per cent. dividend on
the stock. Advances in the Pacific ranged
Up to 6M per cent. in Union Pacific pre-
ferred. Exceptions were Southern Pacific
and Pacific Mail. which were easier. re-
ported agreement with a rival concern to
charge identical prices for the refined arti-
Gle was pretext for squeezing the shorts
in Sugar over points. American Steel and
Wire stocks were manipulated both ways
on its plan OF securing new companies, ana
erded with a gain of 1912 for the common
and 10 for the preferred. New York Air
Brake f1uctuated wildly, rising 26 points and
dropping over l9, with a subsequent recoV-
cry, making the net gain 1914 Among the
specialties to show strength were Tennessee
Coal and Iron, Metropolitan and Manhat-
tan the latter rising SA 1t was said that
new blood was to be infused into Manhat-
tan but this was denied by the present
management.
Raiiroad 4 hopds avbibi+ad married. siren 9th
with the inquiry embracing gild-edged as
well as the usually neglected issues. The
material Improvement in the high-grade
stocks prompted extensive trading in bonds
where opportunities for enhancement in
values seemed favorable. United States new
fours. registered. and fives advanced 5sc;
the old fours, registered, the new fours,
coupon. and the fives, registered. II, and
the threes Is per cent. in the bid price.
The following table prepared by l.. W.
Louis Room II, Board of Trade, shows the
range of nuOtatiOnS.