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New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

has been good demand for Southern Railway
shares in the last few days
EXTRA EXCHANGE HOLIDAYS-Members OF
the Cotton Exchange have petttioned for the
naming OF day upon which a ballot can be taken
on the question Of closing the exchange on Sat
urday. August 81. preceding Labor Day. 1t Is un-
derstood that petition will be made by Stock tsx-
change members TO close the exchange on the same
day
AUSTRALIAN GOLD RECEIPTS.-The SUD-
Treasury debtor the Clearing House yes
terday S52 S02. of which s., 400 900 was in checks
for Australian gold deposited at San Francisco.
This gold arrived week. and 1T will be followed
by s250O,000 which Is now the way from Sydney
to San Francisco Europe is paying for its bread
stuffs bought in this country with Australian gold
NORTHWEST HAS ENOUGH MONEY.-St
Paul and Minneapolis banks announce that they
can take of the Northwest crop without out
side aid 1t is estimated that s17601000 Is available
NATIONAL TUBE DIVIDEND.-The directors Of
the National Tube Company have declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of la per cent the pre-
ferrad
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
SORROW SHOWN IN WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY HAY PAYS A HIGH TRIBUTE TO
SENIOR vIcUNA's CHARACTER.

Washington, Aug. 20.-The State Department was
advised this morning Of the death Of Senor Nlcuna
The notice came from Sehor lnfanta, secretary OF
,ha Cb,lian Legation who has been with the min
sister al Buffalo The United States Government
viii show every possible mark Of respect and hohor
70 the minister's memory. Secretary nay dl O'40e
sent message Of coincidence 10 the relatives ana
friends In conversation Mr.. Hay said:
The death of Mr. Morla Vicuna will be profouhd-
Nv resretted here and in Chilli. He was a man ~, rol
only OF great learning and experience, OF reiilat
able ability IN the field OF diplomacy ana PolIecs'
bnr also a most charming and attractive person
slity He neglected no occasion 10 act IN Ihe m ~
,erest Of his own country, but be was man OF
such deliehtful address and such true amlaplIlty
thar he was faVorite eN NeryWhere among ms col-
ieae,es and among those American ofhcials WHO
were brought into contact with him He Will De
5aeniv rourned and greatly missed in TINS couhtt
while his death will be TO his own government a
lamentable loss.
A dispstch was sent from the State Department
n Director-General Buchanan OF the exposition
% 19efalo authorizing him 10 represent the depart
rnent in such funeral ceremonies as VIII pe nele
the late minister. and asking him 10 seno a nora
wreath in the name Of the department
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
THE REV. NJ. D. LILLY.

The Rev NJ D. Lilly. for more than thirty years
Father Superior Of the Church or 81. vincent
Ferrer AT Lexington-ave. and Sixty-siXth-st. cleo
Yesterday morning after an illness of about six
weeks He had been blind for the last four years.
He was prostrated by heat early in July, and grew
steadily
Father Lilly was born in County Fernahagh
ireland about seventy years ago. He came TO this
country when a Young man and lived at Memphis,
Tenn until he Joined the Dominican order. a few
years later. ST. Joseph's Perry County, OHIO
While stin a young he became president or
the Dominican College there. This position he
held until he came here about 1851. AT that time
he was made Father Superior Of ST. Vincent Ferrer
Parish. When Father Lilly took charge OF -
Nincents IL in its infancy, but in his hanos
IL built Up and extended until IL became the
extensive parish that n IS to-day.
Father lilly al two different times presided over
the Eastern Province. 81 is known in the Donin-
ican order which includes all the churches Of the
order in this country east OF the Rocky Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug. 20. p. m.-The market for Amer
lean securities strong and higher. Closing
prices follow: Anaconda 9A: Atchison 7724; Atchi-
son preferred 9S: Baltimore and Ohio 10oh
Canadian Pacific. ia; Chesapeake and Ohio, 4S3s;
Chicago Great Western. 2211: St. Paul. no. Denver
and Rio Grande, 4S7s; Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ferred 9s; Erie 9s7s Erie 1st preferred, 6S; Erie
I'd preferred SPY; Illinois Central. 14S: Louisville
and Nashville, 1O5Sa; Missouri. Kansas and Texas,
27l4; Missouri. Kansas and Texas preferred, 55l4
New York Central 157; Norfolk and Western, ISIS;
Norfolk and Western preferred, 91l5; Northern
Pacific preferred. 9S12 Ontario and Western. 3oA;
Pennsylvania, AZ Reading. N5s; Reading 1st pre-
ferred 4O Reading I'd preferred 81; Southern Rail
way, S27s; Southern Railway preferred, SA; South
ern Pacific 5S1s: Union Pacific 101Ss; Union Pa
cihc preferred g2h: United States Steel. 54S11:
United States Steel preferred 9i1h: Wabash. o. and
Wabash preferred, 40I5
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-LOndon not active
I'm the local market Total transactions were 1900
shares most of which were sales
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-L"a quotations
were. Atchison common. Manhattan, Delaware and
Hudson Western Union Louisville and Nashville
and baltimore and Ohio common per cent; Rock
Island ~; Atchison preferred, Chicago, Buriug-
TON and Quincy, Peoples Gas. Amalgamated Cop
ner Anaconda General Electric Missouri Pacific
New-York Central, Northwestern. Southern Pa
cihc Northern Pacific preferred Reading first pre-
ferred St Paul. Sugar Refining. Union Pacific
common and preferred Wabash preferred, Erie
common and first preferred. United States Leather
nreferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Tennessee Coal
and Iron, Southern Railway preferred and United
States Steel common and preferred. 212.
WORLDS AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLIES
'.Rradstreets'' weekly statement of the worlds
available supply of grain shows the following
changes: Wheat stocks east of the Rockies de-
creased $50 OOO bushels: European stocks Increased
900 600 bushels worlds stocks decreased 5000 bush
els United States corn stocks decreased $4,000
bushels oats increased $4,000 bushels
To INCREASE GRAIN TRADE.-The commit
tee appointed by the Produce Exchange some time
ago TO propose rules for placing the grain trade
on a more satisfactory basis has recommended
that al a discount of &c per bushel under contract
price No hard winter wheat be added to CON
tract grades. making the latter consist of No. 2
red No / Northern spring. No. 1 hard spring and
No hard winter-at &c discount
SEABOARD AIR LINE-Earnings of the Sea-
August show gains OF about Is per cent over the
same time last year.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY - Southern Railway
earnings for the second week In August increased
28lS3 over the corresponding time year ago.
From July earnings have increased Hss.se There
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
L HALL PLEASANTS.

Baltimore, Aug. 20 CSpeciaD.-J. Han peasants
for half a century a leading merchant OF this city
6iea today :. his country seat Brookaeld. near
baltimore He was born in Baltimore In 1872 and
became associated with his elder brother in the
firm Of John p Peasants & Sons. tobacco com
mission merchants. when his father died IN le4l-
He continued with the firm until January. ISvo'
when he retired He had not. however taken an
active mart in the affairs of the house for ten
wears devoting almost his entire time 10 the Johns
Hopkins University. Of which he was chairman OF
horh the building and finance committees he was
president OF the Board of Trade from 1873 70 III
Mr Peasants left wife who Miss Marga-
retta Riggs and five children
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
GEORGE MYGATT.

George Mygatt. who. previous 10 the Civil war
had accumulated fortune ir the wholesale dry-
goods business in the firm of Mygatt Brothers,
which was located a Broadway and Chambers
ST New-York died at his home No. lsl Harrison
st Brooklyn. on Monday. Mr.. Mygatt was born
in Connecticut Of Puritan stock eghty-one years
ago Prior to the establishment OF the business
an New-York he was in the drygoods business In
eeu-Haven He was a director Of the South
BROOKLYN Savings Institution, and a member OF the
StSTrcb or>rbe Pilgrims He leaves and
q niece the wife of former Register OF arrears
II,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market irregular. Total
sales amounted in par value to S1,2G 500. against
s55i 900 on Monday The heaviest dealings were in
the Atchison issues. Baltimore and Ohio South
division 3zs), Central OF Georgia 5s and
incomes, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy As. Erie
general IS. Mexican Central I'd incomes Southern
Pacific As, Southern Railway 1st 5s Union Pacific
convertible IS and Wabash debenture Bs.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
JOHN j. JAMES.

Word reached here yesterday OF the sudden
death in Chicago from pneumonia OF John j James,
well known in the business life Of that city. Mr..
James was a w1dower and left children A
brother who died in London about a year ago. is
buried IN this city. He leaves nephew. Henry 3.
James. OF no. l6s West Forty-fourth-st The body
viii be brought 70 this city and buried in Wood
1aVr afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
JOHN O'BERRY.

Iohn O'Ferrv for years a real estate speculator
tn the Eastern District. Brooklyn. died on Sunday
at his summer home St. James, Long Island
where he owned farm Of $50 acres Funeral
services Will be held this afternoon at o'clock at
Mr. O'Rerry's city home No. 1929 Broadway he
was born in County Tyrone, ireland, in 1924. and
had lived in Brooklyn since 1898. He leaves seven
Chi
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
CAPTAIN ERIC NJ. GABRIELsoN.

Edgartown. Mass. Aug 2O-Captain Eric NJ
Gabrielson, who retired from the United States
revenue marine service IN 1885. and who. master
OF the cutter Dexter assisted in rescuing passen-
gers OF the steamer City OF Columbus wrecked on
DEVILS Bridge, Vineyard Sound. when 121 persons
were Drowned, died al his home yesterday. He
entered the revenue marine service IN 1865. after
a rnerftorfous career in the Union navy.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

London ~ per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills ga per cent: long bills Pa per cent
Berlin discount rate 22s per cent for three months
bills and u. per cent for short bills Berlin ex-
change on London. 20 marks 4S pfennigs. Paris
exchange on London. % francs 23la centimes Paris
discount rate, 15s per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British consols for
money, 949s; for the account, S4as- Spanish As IN
London 7O4 French rentes, 1O1 francs 6712 centmes
THE SILVER MARkET.-Bar silver. 0sasc; Mex
fcan silver dollars 45l2c. Bar silver In London
closed at z Lied.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1888; Lisbon. Soo;
Buenos Ayres, 1872 90. Rome, 4.22ia.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates as quoted fol-
low: Call money. 2a3 pc: cent, ruling 21a per
cent Time money, per cent for sixty days and
three months. and 4l1a5 per for four and six
months on railroad collateral Commercial paper.
4lhQ5 per cent for three. four and six months for
the best names. and above for names not so well
known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market closed weak.
Actual closing follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
GILLIAN MINISTER DEADi
SENIOR vIcUNA EXPIRES IN BUFFALO
HIS CAREER

Buffalo Aug 2O-Csrlos Morla Vicuna. the Chill
San minister 20 the United States who had been III
sn this city several weeks, died this morning
Iie came TO Buffalo from Washington on July 10
90 attend the formal opening Of the Chilian ouiio-
ing at the Pan-American Exposition. The day after
his arrival he became i'll from the result OF coiu
contracted the Journey This deVelopea ilro
pneumonia and further complications reSuileu- , ll
was believed however, be improving. put IAst
night suffered a relapse from "hlch he OiU "O
seSor vicuna's wife and sons his secreta,ry Don
Eledoro Infsnta, and attache or me ben
ke died The body prepared to-day for f2s Rp
ment 70 Chill i Is expected Vii ina arrive here from
Washington place their services az Ins
death was received the exposition grounds CnIls
building was at closed and draped IN mourn
ing
sesor vicuna was one Of the best known South
American statesmen. He began his diplomatic
career In Washington IN 1870 as secretary OF the
Chflian Legation, serving in that capacity LOT TWO
wears and was then transferred 10 London Later
while filing the Office at the legation In fafis
he was appointed Financial Secretary OF Chil IN
connection with the various European lesauohs
In 1895 ne was appointed minister TO Uruguay ahd
Paraguay and in 1895 became minister TO the
Argentine Republic. In the latter part or that year
he was made Secretary Of State in the Chihan Can
inet and after holding that office for ten months
was sent as minister the United states succeed
ing Domingo Cana, who was transferred 10 Lon
don He was also commissioner TO the Pan-Amer-
ican Exposition, and member or the Chinsh
Claims Commission. which recently completed its
work The Vicunas have long been prominent IN
South American affairs and the minister soon en-
deared himself TO officials and diplomats In WASH
,ngton by his charming personality and his ability
He was accompanied by his wife and family VINO
were an interesting acquisition 10 the diplomatic
circle. OF late the legation in washington mas
been closed the minister and his family ana me
entire official establishment being removed 10 buL
falo where Chilli had taken the lead of the SCUM
fPc n he
Sehor Nicuna became widely known ouIlhs -
Ts5me Minister and being elected in 1891 10 succeed
Balnaoeda President When ne TOOK once PatIs
OF the country were in insurrectlon ana ihe Gle
turbances Increase TO such proportions mat tne
Falmacedan Government was oVerthrc"h, dhu IN
October 1891 Nicuna fed Peru. He then came 10
the United States. and afterward went 10 Europe
making his headquarters in Paris IN Ies4 ne RS re-
rurned 70 Chill. believing that an amnesty hau
been extended the Balmacedists but ne was ar ar
yssted tried and sentenced to fifteen years exile
sTbe sentence however annulled. Senor
Nicuna was hfty-seven years old
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
AWARD or PHILADELPHIA LOAN.

Philadelphia. Aug D-Mayor Ashbrdge to-day
awarded the city water improvement loan OF 50 oo0
Of bankers headed by Drexel Il Co, at their bid OF
- G21 no tho sntira
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
MAJOR LOUIS DOWNING. JR.

Concord. n. H. Aug aD-Major Louis Downing,
sr. president Of the famous carriage making Alb
bot-Downing Corporation. died yesterday after
noon, in his eZhty-first year He had long been
identified with financial Interests OF New-Hamp-
chi
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-o Orleans Com
mercial 81 bank, 81 premium. San Francisco
Sight TIC: telegraph l0c. Boston, 12Ql5c dis
count Chicago-25c discount Charieston-Buy-
ing par; selling. 1-loc premium. Savannah-Buy-
ing i-isc discount: selling Toe premium per 1000.
BANK CLEARINGS-New-York Exchanges.
sDoo0l7o7s; balances Slo7s7,757. Boston-Exchanges
s2a 3se OILS: balances. H.7s2.2H Philadelphia-Ex-
changes S26 sss 1852: balances. s2.<7s4ls Chicago
Exchanges x22 222 $40; balances. $40 353
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money in
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
FURTHER GAINS VALUES
POOL BUYING REPORTED.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE WEAK-BONDs
IN FAIR DEMAND.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Mondays quo
70
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. $3.50 internal reve-
nue. receipts 797lO: miscellaneous receipts. $3.50;
total receipts for the day. NI7os51: expenditures.
$4,000. Receipts for the month to date. S29os99S;
expenditures $27 495 600; OF receipts. N59i-
s73 Receipts for the fiscal year date. S .41oSl5;
expenditures S79 SO2 $50: OF receipts. S60'-
IA National bank notes received for redemption.
SS6 557.
nna-cnI rn AnEn ETGH NCE SILES
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by William E. Nichols Is walI-st1
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.--Market steady. Final
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

The report of tn. Erie Railroad Company for
the ended June so shows in results the effects
of good management and good times. Marked gains
in traffic receipts made, and marked improve
ment in the company's physical condition
complished. The detailed figures follow:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-21
THE TROTTlNG RECORD.

The 2:10 PAGERS up TO the close OF
last season number 355.
Theodore Shelton. 2:O9ai. win race
In ''pyjamas" next year.
Ed Geers viii campaign the $4,000
pacing stallion Direct Hal next year.
Mlnstral. n 3-year-old prize winning
Percheron stallion. was sold recently
for $500.
During the past year the French
government expended n total Of So
235. 900 for the encouragement OF horse
breeding.
Frank williams OF Corning. N. Y,
the present owner OF Charley Hayt
2OTA. reports the fast PAGER In splen-
did condition.
Catharine NJ. now In the hands OF
Barney Demarest. Is credited with
trial OF 2O0h. and stake engagements
for 1901 are 10 be made for her.
Ballerton. 2l7h. at Trenton. Sept. -,
and the fastest new trotter by Allerton.
2O0h. will head the campaigning sta
bic or the Sharon Hill stock farm In
1901.
James @. Wallace OF Morgantown,
W. Va. has In Billy Boyle. 2:2Th, by
Alfred q. 2isH. out OF a marc by Al
cantara. a very promising horse he
Is but years old and keeps ir'
ing right along .-Ilorseman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-21
STAGE GLlNTS.

Alberta Gallatin IL going 20 exDloit
Nell Gwynn play.
james o'Nelll has played Monte
Christie" ebout 5000 times.
Plays by Mark Twain and William
Dean Howclls are In the hands Of man
ayers for examination.
Sol Smith Russell will not act until
next season. when he will produce =
play by Martha Morton
Bronson Howard has rewritten his
"Shenandoah" into an African war
play called "Ladysmith."
The buzzsaw was real In n play at
Jacksonville. Ills. and II cut two I'm
gers OF the actor who monkeyed with
H.
Francis Carlyle says that Bostnnlans
hiss the villain more loudly than thea
ter goers OF any city in which he has
played.
Mime. Modjeska Is announcing her alb
solute farewell trip through America,
but she will require two years TO visit
all the cities she plans 10.
william A. Brady has about decided
that way Down East" will be given
In London next summer. Grace George
may also be seen in the British capital
A report makes IL that william Gil
lette Is tired OF acting and OF writing
plays and that bis IDEAL life is one In
a small country house with n few
chickens. n dog. n COW and n horse.
Said Coquelln: II have never at any
moment known what umidIty was on
the stage-never once. Now. there's
Sarah. who has spasms OF timidity
which set her trembling like an aspen.
absolutely afraid to go before the au-
dlence."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-21
See This list!
-of land FOR sale by
M Q N II Q Is EDGE
THE ONLY ACTIVE
ZEAL ESTATE MAN

a this part Of the state. n You have few pen.
miss VA your hauks. hunt him up and BE- made
happy bv buying home for Hannir aud the
Kids N you have lands for sale. see him. but
femembc~ his time ~ money an he VIII not
onkey with your stun II on want two prices
Tor a. lie makes stesiaits OF handling large
tiacts land several OF which are not on this
list There IL no use foollng away your
liner tying 20 sell your land when he can
ell II IN a few days n your price Il nigh
the people know be has property AZ the right
prices and they look him up when they want TO
huv
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-21
rAe GLASS OF FASHION.

veloutine makes very stylish sired
gowns trimmed with fur. and In the
pale colors dotted with black Il Is yery
much used for waists.
SILK petticoats are being supplan,ed
20 a great extent by the wash skirts
OF dainty white lawn trimmed elab
orately with lace and embroidery.
Cloth with n knit finish is very much
used In the neutral colors for street
gowns II has soft yelvety surface
aud all the clinging qualities which
fashion requires.
Old fashioned collarettes Of honiton
aud duchesse lace are revived again.
aud the woman who has one or more
OF these slowed away IN her treasure
box Is to b. congratulated.
4 novel bolero Is made OF mink, with
collar and reyers Of old lace. IL IA
short enough TO show a wide draped
belt Of black lace over white chiffon
fastened with long scarf ends OF lace
and plated chiffon fringed with fur
tails.
white gardenlas are very popular
for hat trimming. perhaps more ~
thfn the roses. yet nothing In the way
Of artificial flowers can be much moro
boautiful than the rose productions OF
this season. Roses OF gold gauge are
also very much used and with good
effect ON the cream lace bats 80 much
worn.
Furs are n necessity this season II
you would present amy kind OF fash
Iouablc appearance. Fur cravats tied
IN a bow under the chin pre- one fancy
among the novelties Pointed fox
which Is effectively sprinkled with
white hairs Is one OF the comparative
~ cheap furs and makes very stylish
boa aud muff.
One Of the convcnienccs for home
millinery Is found In the ready made
rosettes sud bows OF ribbon all wired
into shape which can be purchased In
the shops. Ribbons Of all kinds. col.
ors and widths are used. and while this
Is not q new branch OF Industry the
productions are more varied and ariis-
tic than ever before. New York Sun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-21
APHORISMS.

There is no outward sign OF true
courtesy that does not rest on deep
moral foundation. -Goethe.
lie who Is not contented with what
he has would not be contented with
what be would like 20 haye.-Socrates.
II Is n wise man who knows bis own
business. and Il IL n wiser man who
thoroughly attends TO It'll. L. Way
land.
The cheerful live longest In years and
afterward In our regards Cheerful
ness Is the offshoot OF goodness
Bovee.
Every person has two educntions. ona
which he receives from others and one.
more important which he gives him
Self.-GlObon-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-21
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

HID Goldman, Houston: T III Gle.
ment. Port Lavacca; & q VinsOn
Houston: J III Heron, Marlin; II A
Robertson. Houston; L Jannan
Louisville: 5 l. Easley. Philadel.
phia; l. G Bevans. Dallas; ; Rouif,
Cincinnati; II & Odds, Waco; + ;
Murphy, San Antonio; G NJ Taylor,
Quincy; ID MeGill, Corsicana; ID 5
Sessions, Ennis.
CENTRAL.
RS Dunbar. Waxahachie; Henry
Schmidt, Corsicana; j Il Graves,
Ellington; = & Adams, Mecca; w
A smith, Franklin; W A jolly,
Riley, A w Cloud, w J Riley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-21
/ ]. W. BATS,
Real Es's's Assnt
Have IN once ths onv 80 of abstract
books OF BraIos coanB land titica.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
-Four room house and two lots OF
ground on west side OF town. Well
and stable on premises. Price 500,
terms easy.
Six room house and one lot Of
ground on west side Of town. Price
500.
Six room house and two lots OF
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price 1920.
Two lots and old broom house In
southwest part Of town. Price s5OV.
Also other city property
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-17

THszs are L sOananities Of sshake-s

Tkszs are l. sczr11ities Of Shzke-s
l. TIE CzsrsE States
Tss ltf,s Gsrraa university to~r o.
Je-2 has 10 fcz~r thaz seven free
reading ruou--
Il as missi1-1ry career II China.
D.. Gr-Hifh Jetn has baptized -acrs
tAaz $500 senTerts.
WA a stuLeat -vss ous Of n co.-s--
= pep p7r-5euef altogether to uhat ks
sak-s % ir.-WsI-p-iar-
D. & stated hy Secretary Baer that
laQ.ei9 vaua- members of she Ch-l.-
tan E-leaver s,-istv have 51izez he
shareh 70 IL pSs: = ro-fks
Ci-eiznati J. J stronzEa-d - Pres
hy-eri1- i~na- >xfy-four cAu-gne~ are
i-e'llft ir its r-sshyt-ry- = Ss - -
heiu- vitAin the limits - The cfiv-
T1e Tui-ed >tztes has the hi-hs =
p-cPartioa Of eAziirrE a sshool EE-h-
s.s- pr eenr- ef her Popuiasion are At
srteaL l. pr csz-- - Ge-uarx-s. L
- s~nf- Il Ergisus-<.
Hereafter the Uzivsrsiry es H-fssi-
ts-- w-1 aluI se IL zeE5cas e.zssss
~--r sh0>e farsi-l stEzs-ts rto have
- r-@ iuilar1 trniliu- s-ual 70 that
G rAe f'r-uan pr Psratarv sehoo-s-
saarit- u >-a@aa. Prs sisiers % -
Tr--el >ar~s Sissl es-psrar-on- Aas
-EF- e4 cf -he pans Tor = schooI
raz as WrssAeriy. Pa fsr xhfeA
= r-- a-,rice - srlfs- The cozt-ac-