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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
rHE VIRGINIA. ooppER ID.
Stocks for Sale Up to March II,
1900,

Stocks for Sale up to March II,
1900.
The directors Of this company, at
meeting held February II, 1900. unani-
mouBly resolved to issue and sell shares
Of stock Zip to and including March II.
These shares are OF the par value Of
81. are non-aSSesSable, and are now for
sale at 80 cents per shnre. After March
IL, the books will be closed. The COM
pany has the most favorable reports
from It's superintendent regarding the
products Of Its mines In Graham coun.
ty, Arizona, which are now In full OPP
Grafton. The latest report. dated Feb.
ruary 8. states that there are Ave feet
In width Of copper ore IN one mine
alone, and that expert miners state II to
be the best showing claim In that
neiEhbOrhood. The title to our property
Ia now beyond any question, and Il II
believed that an Investment in this
company II certain to be successful.
Parties desiring stock are respectfully
Invited to call on the undersigned Sec
Rotary without delay, as after March
II no stock can be sold at the above
price.
The directors. as well as all the
stockholders, reside, with two or three
exceptions IN THIS city, ana ore pToWl-
nent business people. The company
needs only sufiiclent money to develop
and pny for their properties, further
Information az to which In fully shown
by the cOmpany'a prospectus, and can
be nRcortained by application TO
A. II. FAULKNER, Secretary,
Room 10 Masonic Temple,
wheeling, w. Va.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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MoUNDsv111E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
countY,s Chief City.

4estefdRys NEWS Efon 1arshAu
County's Chief City.
The members OF Company n had a
meeting Monday night and also last
night, and made arranRemnts to march
In the Dewey Day" parade in Wheel
ing tomorrow. They cordially invite
any other soldiers of the Spanish Amer
lean war to march with them
The stores in the city will be closed
tomorrow from a. m. until $3.50 p. m.
This will give all the people a good
chance to see the big "DeweyDay" pa
rade in Wheeling.
The will Of Miss Mary Parkinson was
admitted to probate yesterday Her
sister, Mrs. r.. II. w Baldwin, Is
named as executrlx Of the estate. with
out bond.
Work was commenced yesterday on
the foundation Of the addition to the
Fostorla glass works.
Judging from tho way the people talk
Moundsville will be IN Wheeling on
Dewey Day"
A twenty-minute schedule will be in
operation on the streat car line to-mor-
row.
John G. Leasure, Of the Wheeling
IntellIgencer. was in the city yesterday.
The county clerks ofilce will be clos
ed all day tomorrow.
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- dFdmaa ~ the master. some 81
which have not been heard before I'M
der Mr.. Ferbert's direction. The SYM
bhony Is By Beethoven. 10, 3; There
wIii also be heard some charming mu-
So by Humperdlnck,. who was 9 diaci-
pie Of Wagner.
The soioist will be Julian " alker
bass singer In New York City said to
POSSESS one Of the hneat bass voices
heard In this country " yearli Mr..
Walker viii sing an aria by latlliaei and
the vocal part In the selection from
WaRner's ''Wotan's F'arewells, Taken
Is a whole the programme "a notable.
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aARpNER AND WHITE DRAW
In SIX Fast Rounds at Chicago.
Honors Were Even.


In Six Fast Rounds at Chicago.
Honors Were Even.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-oscar Gardner,
OF wheeling, w. Va. and Tommy
white, Of this city. fought six fast
rounds Tonight, the contest being de-
clared draw at the close. Gardner
started out with q rush in the first
round, but missed. and White sent his
head back with a left Jolt The re-
maInder OF the round was consumed in
these tactics, Gardner trying hard to
get to close quarters, but White held
him of with his long left. Near the
end Of the round white started the
blood from Oscars nose with a singing
left. The second round was an exact
repetition of the hrat.
Gardner continued his rushing tactics
In the third but II availed him little,
as White kept out Of harms way by
quick footwork. and before Gardner
could get strengthened up again White
would be on top Of him, and send the
left TO the face. Gardner changed his
style in the fourth, and landed some
god body blows. The nth round was
lively, but White. with his infailTble left,
managed to keep Gardner at arms
length, and the KID was unable to do
any damage Gardner crouched low
in the last round, and g0t 20 Whites
slomd6h with some hard puncheR but
Tommy evened matters with his left to
the face and an occasional Cross with
the right to the head.
Referee Siler said after the bout that
had he been called on 10 render decl-
sion It would have been In favor Of
White without question.
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The right of broker employed 10 SCH
property to be at the same time the
agent Of both purchaser and seller and
entitled to commission from hoth'is a.
MED in Friar v, Smith Cdlch.) 4s L. R.
A. 300. unless both principals know that
he is acting in such dual capacity.
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The pittsburrh orehestrn.

The closing concerts OF the 9th sea-
son Of the Pittsburgh Orchestra, Victor
Herbert, conductor, are nearly at an
end. the concerts this Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon being the last
pair but two. A great Wagner pro-
gramme win be played this week, iTl-
Guiding selections from the later mu.
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Rhsumatism Cured In a Day.

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In TO days.
It's action upon the system Is renarka-
bic and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears, The hrst dose greatly benz
efltS. rs cents. Sold by r. H. List,
1910 Main street, ChaB. Menkemeller,
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets, druBgiGtB. mw&f
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be snrc and use that old and wcll-trled
rgmedy. Mrs Winslow'H Soothing
Syrup, for children teeihlng II BOothes
the child, BoftenA the gum, allayh all
pain, curca Wind collie and is the boSt
remedy for dlarThosa, Twenty-Five
cents pbottie mw&f
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BOXING.

THE crowd at the Metropolitan clubs
boxing show tomorrow night win be
made up largely from strangtfS, 1udg-
ing BY the requests from out OF town
for seats An order for a dozep was re-
cpIy.d last night from scio, the reserv-
cd section being specified, and other
nearby towns have been heard from in
a similar way. The low railroad rates
Will bring q large crowd Of sports from
pittsburgh especially, and It win be
strange II the club house iS not packed
when Louden Campbell and Sam 1solen
enter the ring to do battle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The vosei and Deming Ministries APP
peared at the Opera House last night
before large audience and made de-
cidsd hit. The frst part is a decided
novelty, differing from the stereotyped
settings usually seen in minstrel shows.
The second part, too. is catchy and
novel. The company closes It's en-
gagement with to-nlght's performance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
RiHer ToleErams.

WARRBN--River 2 feet Q inches.
Weather, cloudy and cold
GRBENsBORO-Riv feet inches
and falling. Weather, fair and cold.
Adam Jacobs down Wednesday; Wood
ward and Dewey up.
BROWNSVILLE = River 8 feet ,
lnnhnn and falling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

For an injury caused by q defective
highway combined with the negligence
of a third person 1t is held in Bartram
v. Sharon Comm 40 L. R. A. IA. that
no recovery can be had under statute
giving a right OF action for a penalty
in case Of injuries caused by u defective
highway. The court refuses to hold
that the defect in the highway causes
the injury when the culpable negligence
Of u third party Is the proximate cause
of the injury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

One who obtained grain from build
ing by boring m anger hole through
the side Of the building and taking the
grain out through the hole, without
himself entering the building, IS held,
in State v. Crawford IN. D. 4eL. R,,A.
s12. to be guilty Of burglary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

Persons staying at a hotel under a
contract for a special rate which Is
given to ali who stay longer than a
week, are held. in Meacham v. Gallo
way CTenn.) 80 L. R. A. S1s, not to be
guests for whose property the landlord
Is an insurer. but to be boarders. for
the loss OF whose property he is liable
only in case OF negligence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

The contest should be fast one,
since It brings together two cracker
Jacks at the weight 1876 pounds. And
you want to keep your eye on the pre-
lImlnary, in which Walter Burgo and
Frank Boyle come together. They are
booked to 60 six rounds to a decision
and It will be hot from the start.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

Placing governor for the regulation
of the pressure of gas on c gas meter
or It's lead pipe connections. which be-
longs to the gus company, Is held, in
Consolidated Gas Co. v. Blondell (Md.)
4sL. R. A. 49,. to be trespass. II done
without the consent Of the gas COM
pany: but It is held that the consumer
has right to place such governor on
any part of the pipe which belongs to
him on his own premises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

f7lfR ff' lll9lsllt 40 or THE 6loglls
~ HOLDER u The aonc CONSTRUCTION
and Taltpncdt Gonna % Wt Tllk
Finia. Will BE- held ut No fita Market
street 81 The city 81 wheeling, W Va.
THURSDAY. Nlfeh B n u il1ls ~ DE lout
Of 20 p. m, % elect q beard ht dlrectqiai
business tkht may lawfully Be- dopf ~ ne
atpcltholder4 IN = leneFal ileciinG, a. lllrl
~ the corporQtprs 81 said company.
C3EQAfiN HOOK.
ATlFREp PAUL.
~. A. WlLAON.
u, 6 SANDS
W r. sHAFER-
Corpora tGrli .
wheeling, We. Feb: .. 80 feis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

Manager Mason and Campbell will
arrive from Pittsburgh to-day and
they win be followed tomorrow by the
rest Of the Pittsburgh delegation. Boz
len, who has completed his training in
this city, is in fine shape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

CIANARtfs so HARRY MOUNTAIN
N.3iROliers. Nalea from no np. Females
": also Bird CAGES, at HENRY iIlfIlAl.
BltlGHI'H. corner Market and SKA
DOR aAL.E-oNE 7.HoRsE- POWER
II vertical steam engine: one 2-h6f1l-
power horizontal engine: 0ne g-hofses
power vertical boilOf AddFehs FRANK
MEYER, aes EoR street, city. tel9
DIOR SALE MILLINERY; BEST 70.
n CATIONs pretty city Or 1000; well -.
tnblishtd lEadei reason for selling, bad
health. Mr.. J. WENBEL5 No. ~ East
digh street, New Philadelphia. o, fels
TNoR aALE on IsENr-RTfAIs -.
~ TATE; desirable residences for safe
or viii rent for q term OF years, nuet
my reHidguCe, No. II s0uen krune
street, q1lte comfortable and IN puEs
feet conditloni good location Inquire
at No. / south Front street,
Us WNt. y, I.Q1z,..
IGOR sALE-A NO. 1 FARM. -FOUR
II miles from Wheeling. on wheeling
and FairmoDt pike. 80 acres: fruit Of all
kinds: good buildings; 4 farm on Whieh
you can make money. For further In
formation call on or address WA. i
BOWLER. ~ chapllne street. Whtel.
ing, W. Va. telVs-Wesl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

The use CT ground for cemetery pur-
poses so as to constitute a private
nuisance by reason Of It's ponutlng and
poisoning water in the nelghboring
wells is held, in Lowe v. Prospect HIN
Cemetery Asso. CSeb.) 40 L. R. A. 2S1,
to be restrainable by injunction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
ANroluNorMrNTs.

no THE VOTERS
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District, subject
to the party primary election.
respectfully solicit your support!
mw&f-ial ROBERT ANDERSON,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21
1RaAIN NEWS
Some Recent Decisions q Courts o.
General Interest

An attestatIon Of the reports q a ma
tionai bank. made by directors, Is hsld,
In Corner v. Mosher CNeb) 20 L r. A..
2lI, suGicient to MAXI them liable for
false representations in favor Of one
who bought stock In reliance on false
statements in the reports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

The president of q village ordering an
arrest to be made Illegally without a
complaint and warrant, for violation of
an ordinance by keeping peanut stand
in the street without a license, 10 held,
in Tillman v. Beard CNIlch.) As L. R. A.
215, to be liable for damages, though he
acted In good faith and was by statute
a conservator Of the peace. But the
fact that the ordinance which he was
endeavorIng to execute was absolutely
void is held insufficient to make such
officer liable for false imprisonment In
attempting to enforce It, when he acted
In good faith.
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WANTED.
FrMA1E HE1p WANTEp.
1TA1F HEnp WANTED.

NFBMoRIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
IyA ready, Tens Of Thousands Will be
sold. Opportunity Of q life time 90 make
money, Big profits; credit; freight paid.
Send ten nents for outfit and be frSt IN
field. Each subscriber gets a fine photo
type portrait Of Mr.. Moody for framing
free. Write quick. AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE ROUSE. 1S2 N. 18th ST, Phil-
.ndciphia. m. jRt5-mw&f
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mo- 1oAN.

WYE LOAN MONEY ON REAL Es-
wv TATE on easy monthly payments.
Write for particulars. 3. H. SLOAN, Sec
rotary, Telephone Building, Wheehng,. ~.
Va. au2l-tth&s
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NOTICE
desire to announce to the Republicans
Of Ohio County. that am candidate tor
County Assessor. Country District OF OHIO
Your support Is respectfully solicited.
jal LESTER SMITH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

Criminal responsibility for a con.
spIracy to cheat by Undertaking. Sc
ances of a profeased medium is held, in.
People v. Gilman CMlch.) 46 L. R. A.
sls, to be punishable. notwithstanding
the contention that no crime was COM
mitted because It was an obvious hum
bug that in the nature OF things could
not deceive any rational person.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

To make person 'learned IN the
law" within the meaning of a conStltu-
tlonal provision prescribing such learn
ing as necessary to make one eligible
to be Judge. 1t is held. in Jameson v.
wlggln Is. d. s L. R. A. S17,, that he
must be admitted to practice, or en-
titled to be admitted. as an attorney ct
law in the state, 74.sS,. s,1s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

Contracts among independent and UNI
connected manufacturers looking to the
control OF the price OF their manutat.
ture by Limitation Of production, by re-
strictlons on distribution; or by express
agreements, are held. in Trenton Pot
teries Co. v. ollphant IN. ~ 4s L. R. A.
255, to be opposed to public interest and
unenforceuble. But 1t is held that
courts would be obliged to recognize
and enforce contracts for the purchase
by an individual manufacturer OF the
business OF his competitors even to the
last one, although such purchases tend
to eliminate competition and the last
purchase would completely exclude It,
at least for time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-06
AGREEMENT REACHED.

(Continued from page Onel
The agreement was signed by the
following:
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MANY
CHANGES
PROPOSED
A Number Of Amendments
Offered 10 the Financial
Bill in the Senate.

Washington, Feb. s.-In the Senate
today Mr.. Aldrich, chairman of the fl
nance committee, offered an amend
ment to the pending financial bin pro-
1idinGiha -Intlaipss tl-4 Aiiiil4 II
terfere with efforts to secure inter-
national bi-rnetallism with he concur
renee OF the leading nations cf the
world.
Mr.. Pettus (Ala) offered an amend
ment To the financial bill providing
that the bill shall not be construed to
affect the present legal tender quality
of silver dollars coined by the United
States. To the same bill Mr.. Chandler
proposed an amendment providing that
the gold dollar OF 2J.S grains and the
silver dollar Of li2la- grains shall he
unit Of value, and that all forms of
money ISSUED or coined by the United
states shall be maintained at that
parity OF value; and that the United
states notes and treasury notes when
presented at the treasury for redemp-
-tion shall be feA-eH4eA-ln gold or sfi-
yer coin OF sucn standard.
MIR. Jones tArk) also gave notice OK
an amendment 20 the same Dlll pIoNlu-
ing for an emergency funf' OF $780,
OvO.o00 In treasury notes.
A Joint resolution authorizing the
president TO appoint one woman COM
missioner To represent the United states
and the national society of the Daugh-
fers OF the American Revolution az
che unvelling of the statue OF Latay-
cite at the exposition al Paris was
passed.
Mr.. Caffrey resumed his speech on the
Philippine question. He quoted from
eminent authorizes on constitutional
law i'm support OF his position that the
Flip nos by the extension of the con-
stitutien over them became citizens OF
the United States. He then said;
'You have America Adorn VI. Let us
not encircIe the brow OF Columbia with
n bloody wreath. Let us encircle with
roses the brow of the goddess OF liber-
ty'
Later in answer to Mr.. Hoar he said:
Il ann glad THAI Massachusetts has
on this noor a worthy successor o'
Webster and Summer and he stands
forth az the guardian OF constitutional
right and constitutional law
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TEXT OF
CANAL
TREATY
Provisions Under Which Great
Britain Consents TO Con-
StruCii0n Of Waterway.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The following
is thc teXt Ct he new treaty negotiated
between che LniIed States ailu Great
britain Ia relation 10 Ine construction
u1 the NIcaraguan canal:
ATUCTe I--II j. agreed that the canal
can pe constructed nnuer tne auspices
Oh the government ol tine United SKATES
eitner uirects al its own est OF py
gllt or loan Ci money 20 lndIyluudls or
corporations or tnrOugn subscription -
or purchases OF stoch OF snares, and
mat, subject TO the PROVISIONS II the
present convention the sand govern
lnent SHAH have anu ENJOY ali the
rights incident 10 sucn cOnstrucuQn, as
Mvll as the exclusive right oI providing
Tor the rGgulatlcn anu management ot
the canal
Article 1.-THE hign contracting par
ties. desiring Co preserve ana MAINTAIN
the genera principe" OF neutraliza-
ton established DY article VIII OF the
Clayton BulWer convention adopt as
the basis of such naturalization, the
following rules, substantially as em-
bodied in the convention between Great
Brataln and certain other powers.
signed at Constantinoplc, October -,
-lhSS for the free navigation OF the
SueZ maritime canal, tins Is 10 say:
1.-The canal shall be free and open
IN time OF war as IN time of peace TO
the vessels of commerce and of war OF
all nations. on terms of entire equality,
SO that there snail be no scrimina-
tion against any nation or its cBtiZens
or subjects Ina respect TO the conditions
ur char ges OF tranic. or otherwise.
2-The canal shah never be blockaded.
nor shall any right OF war be exercised
nor any aoi of hostility be committed
within it.
3--Vessel OF war of a beligerent shall
not be rev.ctualed nor take any stores
] in the canal except SO tar as may be
| strictly necessary ana the transit Of
! such vessels through the canal shall bc
! effected with the least possible delay. IN
J accordance, with the regulations I'm
/ force and With only such intermisson
| as NAV result from the necessities OF
I the service.
Prizes shall be in AL respects sub
! ject To the same rules rs vessels OF
/ war OF the belugerents.
Mo belHgerenk shall embark or
! disembark troops, munitions of war on
! warlike materials in the canal EXCEPT in
( case of accidental hindrance of the
transit and in such ease the transit
shall resume with an possible dispatch
| Tho provisions OF this ARTICLE will
! apply 10 waters adjacent To- the canal
! within three marine miles of each end
! Vessels of the war of a bellipcrent shall
not remain In such waters longer thar
I - hours at any one time except In
case OF distress aad IN such case shall
/ depart as soon as possible. but "a ves.
| sci OF war of one bellgerent shall n,k
depart within "a hours from tte de.
| p1rture of a vessel of war OF the other
belligecnt.
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TO THE INVESTORS OF RHODE ISLAND.

In presenting the first issue of stock
az the Tar Kiln Zinc Mines Co, w
feel that We are Offering an unSsual
oportunity TO all classes 10 procure
an interest in the most promising OF
all zinc mining investments. Last
week we had sample of our ore
analyzed at Brown University and We
give YOU copy OF the analysis Just as
Prof. Appleton gave " 10 US,
(Copy)
John Howard Appleton. Professor OF
Chemistry In Brown University.
Providence. r. L.. Feb. J. 1900
Tar Kiln Zinc Mines Co, 4i3 Banigan
Building:
Gentlemen: | nnd the sample OF ore.
handed me by you. 20 contain 41.30 per
cent. or metallic zine
Yours. etc,
JOHN HOWARD APPLETON.
When il Is known that 80 per cent
A. standard for carbonate che sample
was carbonatc). YOU may realize our
qualification at the result, FOR We have
thousands Of scns OF this ore same as
sample. IN our property. that needs
only the pick and shovel 10 prepare
or the dump. The only demy now is
ne advent Of the railroad that is be-
ing bull from Eureka springs to- our
property. This the officials assure us
will happen by June Of this year. At
that time our stock cannot bp bought
Tor less than one dollar per share.
Remember we will sell YOU now for
poe per share In small or large quanti-
TAR KILN zrNc MINES CO.
4f2-fi3 Banigan Bldg
Of.IN HILL. Secretary.
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FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.
Higher Prices al London Had a Good
Effect at New York.
Unloading ut Sugar Shares Caused q Big
Falling OF In Price.

Wall Street, Feb. 6.-Opening pl4ces
OF the railroad stocks indicated sllsht
Improvements over yesterdays hi,a'
figures. Among the speciahies my
tendency was confused, sugar ahu
BROOKLYN Transit being under prtssu
while the metal group ruled hlshSr'
good effect was exercised on the l"%CaI %
speculation by the higher prices LOT
Americans i'm London.
Conspicuous strength developed carry
In some of the high priced rallroaS
stocks notably 81. Paul, PennsyNaila
and Illinois Central which rose - 70 l.,
LarYe gains were made 10y some OF Vhe
specials. Anaconda mining rising tNo
points and Third Avenue O12' fretty
much all the active stocks hardened. a
rally occurring i'm properties when
were depressed az the start AFTER we
first half hour profit taking caused a
set back from the best level.