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with little or no nOpeS OF recovery
The Bristol A. A. go to Proctor June II, to
play a return game Of ball with the Proc
tors--Miss F.. A. Trumpass. teacher in the
grammar department, went TO her home
in Westficld Monday. Miss Trumpass has
been engaged for another year.--Thc Rev.
G. n. Thomas and W. j. Nash are the
delegates from the local church to the
State CONGREGATIONAL convention at Brat
tlcboro this week. Mr.. Thomas is at
son OF Mrs. Gertrude
Allen. Is critically ill.-rhc remains Of
Judson l.. Scott we're brought here from
Hiehsatc Springs Monday afternoon.
They were met at the station by rela-
tivcs and friends and taken direct to
Greenwood cemetery. The Rev. 6. G.
Skate ofTiciated at the grave. The bear
crs were relatives OF the deceased. MIR
Scott was a native OF Bristol. His wife is
daughter of the late Truman and Lucy
Crane. He owned and occupied the farm
north Of the village now owned by Pat
rick O'Ncii. going from here to Highgate
Springs. His father was Sylvester Scott
one of the carly settlers Of this town.
The Outlook club will hold their annual
meeting and picnic with Mrs. Hughs at
Rocky Dale next Friday afternoon. Tho
following persons were in town Monday
to attend the burial Of Judson l.. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. AppleEate of Green
Cove Springs Fla. T.. II. Varncy Of
Highgatc Springs J. w. lockwood and
lC. F.. lockwood Of Burlington, Mrs. Rcn-
bon Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Parker
and II. Martin Of Ferrisburgh. Mrs. T..
lc. Parker OF Eurlngton.-J. r. Wills.
who has bocn confined to his house and
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LINCOLN.

At q meeting Of the w. &. r. t.. held
in the ladies hall juno :. the following
officers Norc .lccted President. Mrs
G.l tr,idn Rhodes, vice pre- sdcnts. Mrs.
Mary Morgan, Mrs. Jane Merrill, Mrs.
Josie Morgan; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Lois Bcane: organst. Mrs. Lillian
Merrill. superints ndent Of cvanscistic
work Ms. Anettc Morgan, Mrs. Anna
Cove. Mrs Sarah Buell. :. 7. l.. Mrs.
Gertrude Rhodes press. Mrs Ann Cove
flowcr mission. Mrs. Mollc 1haycr. The
meeting was made very enjoyable by the
presence of Mrs. Birdsal. Ms. Norng
and Mrs. Sargent Of tho South Starks-
h,ro union. Mrs. Dana of Bristol union
and several specially invited guests OF
this place. supper was served At the
close of .ho meeting. Tho next meeting
VIII to held juno p at two y. m.,-The
Rev NJ. W. Hale Of Dover. Mass. ard
the Rev J. J. Mcdonald of Brooklyn
y. y, are Visiting here-Aiiss ruth Lee
came from Shelhurnc Tuesday and will
spend tho vacation with her father, w
A. Icc.--Thc Rev. j. + Thurston and
wife attended the Free Baptist quarterly
meeting in MiddleseX. Juno a-ll-chil-
.lrcn's day Will be observed hers. June
=. rchearsals ut the church each Sat
urday afternoon.
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BRISTOL.

The Rev. s. T.. Perry will lead the
Christian Endcavor meeting at the Bap-
tst Church next Sunday evening; sub
iect, minor Moralities."-The Rev. q. c..
Skate returned from Albany. N. Y. Sat-
urday night. He reports Mrs. Skate as
result of the ball game
Saturday afternoon. Middlebury College
vs.. Bristol A. A. was 9 to I in favor of
Bristol a. ALL. r. Sherwin closed his
22nd year as janitOr OF the graded school
building last Friday. Misses Celia d.
Hin and Rena Rail went to Saratoga
Springs. N. Y, Monday and will have
positions in DIR. Strongs sanitarium.-Mrs.
q. 3. Farr and child are visiting rela-
tlves in Brdgewater.--Mis Ehr-
bara williamson continues critically ~
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MIDDLEBURY.

Invitations have been received here to
the wedding reception Of Miss Gertrude
Jenkins. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Wilber
Olin jenkins of rerre lIaute Ind. and
Frederick William Bcckwith of this viii
lage To take place on Tuesday evening,
June -, at her home.
John Gotta badly cut his head while
chopping wood at tho home OF George
Rose ON Court street saturday lie was
using double bittcd axe which got
caught in a wire in dscntangling it the
axe fell and struck him OH the head. cut
ting n deep cash the length Of the blade
Mr.. Gotta was taken TO the Office of DR.. W.
J. White. where the wound was dressed
1t required nine stitches to close the
wound.
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ADDISON.

+. l.. Willimarth is entertaining his
sister. Mrs Wilbur Robinson of Ham
cock.-Despite the rain on Sunday last
quite good many attended the chidren's $
day programme at the church. The
church was prettily trimmed for the o.
casion and each and every one did credit
To themselves.-Mr &. n. Barrier is quite
sick again Shirley SpaIldns has return
ed from Baltimore Dental college and will
spend the summer horc.-t lorenzo Fem
"f Middebury has been the guest of
Clara Clark.-E.dwin st. Glare is falling,
-Seclcy White is on a visit to Ira for a
timc.-The Henry family have closed their
entertainments hero and gone to Mile
Point.
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MURDER TRIAL BEGUN.
=. ". Johnaon Of WinhniI Must An
aNer for the Death Of HIs brother.

Manchester. Nt.. June 1i.-The trial of
Fred ". johnson Of Winhall charged
with murder in the first degree for tho
alleged shooting of his brother. JAY.
February %. was begun in county court
hero thi, afternoon before Chiet Justice
Howell. Tho greater part of tho after
mon was taken IN with tho selection
|of a Jury. It is expected many wit
nesses will be examined. The efforts of
the defense il is understood will he di-
rected toward a contention that the
shooting was done in self defense.
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SALISBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Hattsn and son,
Robert. of Lynn, Mass. spent number
OF days at r. r. Nelson's recently. Mr..
HattenS automobile gave out while in
town causing him TO send away for need
ed repairs.
Mrs Arthur DcEllc and sister. Miss
Kinsbury from Dcdham. Mass. arc guests
oi Mr.. and Mrs David Hollingsw orth. -
Mrs. !. V. Holden expects to go to New
York Saturday 10 visit her daughter.
Grace.-The cards are out for the mari
age Of Clarence Smcad and Miss Mabel
Race Wednesday June 21.-Twclvc giils
attended the party of Gertrude Kingsley
on her 18th birthday, June l2.-Dr. and
Mrs. Phlipson Of Brandon visited al
James Peterson's Monday-Mrs. Elcr
Sird and son Ira are in Rochester will
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Allen. who IL
quite sick.
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EX.EMPLOYEs INDICTED.
Windsor County Grand Jury Findn
True bills against Prison Guards.

Woodstock, June 14.-Windsor coun.
~ court has been occupied with sim
gle case since the term opened n week
ago, Helen J. Nelson VS.. George T..
Marshall an action OF ejectment to
oust tho defendant from the possess
sion OF certain certain real estate in
Reading valued at about 500. Hhe
case will go to the jury tomorrow.
The grand jury reported to-day Is
true bills including indictments
against Harrison Mccormick and AL
van Anderson, ex-state prison en-
ployes for giving prisoners prohibited
privileges.
DEATH OF ALBERT HARRIS.
81. Johnsbury. June lA-Aibcrt Harris.
one OF the towns respected citixtns. drop.
ped dead this morning Of heart failure
:ust after arising for the day. When q
years old Mr.. Harris enlisted in Comnany
Is. 18th Vermont. Col. Rcdhe,l Preetor
commanding. lie was tho color cornors,
cf his company snd after an honovnbIs
discharge In 1853 he entered tho quayter.
masters department ana served for f,ys
years in the 6outhW est. where ho had
sOne interesting ano exciting experiences
In 1858 he crosssd the American desert
~ night marches and after remaining In
california for q few months returned Il
st. Johnsbury. where he has since re-
Eded. He was mn active member of al
the Masonic bodies. was commander ol
: chs ntberlin Post. No. I. q. A. r.. durins
the recent encampment ut Boston and .
director in the Caledonia Fair GROUND
company. he leaves widow and n IavT.
. circle Of friends to inc'"" his loss.
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sHoREHAM.

Mrs. Ella Joncs was IN Rutland last
week. called there bv tho death Of her
sister. Mrs. Frank thapnan.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. y. North and Nelson 'ones at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Frank Chap
man Saturday.-Miss Colleen Dickinson
spent SUNDAY with Miss Nor'h.-Dr. Nc
Eihhon has placed a st'' boat on Lake
champlain. Many at tn" local order of
forcstors are at ended the annual con
v'niirn helu in Mioidl"t urN this week. -
m" exercises by III" cnidven last Sun
day We're interesting. The dccnra tons of
the church we're very beautiful. Two
children wer. haptlzcd, son of the Rev
and Ms. Carlson and a son ri Mr and
Nus 7 q. LhStnn
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WHITING

Elabcr Williams died Saturday after a
long illness. Funeral was held Tuesday
The bnria! vas ut East ShorcraT. His
daughter. Mrs. Ad, Williams. Of Dubuque
Iowa arrivcr Saturday, Mrs. Caroline
Waite died at the home Of her SOIL. F.. F.
Waite. after a few days illnrss.--Calvin
Kelsey underwent a surgical operation
Thursday. from which he is recovering.
Mrs. Anna Wood of Brandon was
in town several days recently.--Miss
Virginia Derby OF Poutney is the cue 81
Of her aunt. Mrs V. G.. Kclscv.-Nr and
Mrs Mason of Midd.ctown Springs was
the guests OF Mrs. '. g. Kelsey over
SundaN.-rhe Rev and Mrs How ard are
entertaining company this Week.-Mrs..
Kate ana Miss Ella Ketchum went to
Brandon Tuesday to attend the funeral
cr Mrs. Perrv kctChu Mrs. r.. u.
Peck vas in Burlington SATURDAY. Mrs.
Moses Alncs has the mumps Sanford
Kelsey was home over Sunday.
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FOR BURGLARY.
Eugene Reed Arrcsted for Crime Com-
n,ittcd TWO Years Ago.

bennington. June T. Eugene Feed who
committed burglary Al the house of
Mrs. kiddcr in North Remington two
wears aco. was arrested in that place to-
da% and placed in the county Jail here.
After committing the robbery Eo'd
went away it is supposed with another
woman and had not been heard from,
until lie returned 20 North Bennington
to-day. Reed was indicted by the grand
jury two years ago for this otfense hut
that fact had never heen made public and
Reed came back to-day surprising that
the crime had not been fixed on tsin.
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ORWELL.

A successful operation was performed
on Mrs. O Hornbeck Saturday last for
rall stone by Or. Tinkham OF Burlington
and Dr. G. q. Murray OF Orweli---R. +.
Whites only child, a daughter Of Ii years.
died last week from measles. The funer-
al was held Saturday at two y. IN. The
Rev. n. Swift officiating and C. l.. Stay
was In charge. The intcrment in East
Cemetery.---A church s..uial will be held
Friday evening this week at II. c.
YOung's.--Mlss Mary Burns and tho Vim
cent children have gone West for the
Eumn,er.-Miss Della Hammond Il at
Eagle Inn.
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BRIDPoRT.

Edward Billings has moved his family
into the tenement OF II. l.. Hemenway. -
Mrs. ID. T.. Rice has returned from Rich
willie. e.-childrens day will be observed at
the Congregational Church June 1S.-Mrs
C. A. Pratt is slowly recovering. The
ladies realized Se1.6 at their strawberry
festival.-Misses Louise Converse and
Harriet Wheeler are down from Rurling-
ton for a few days.-Willam Lamb of
BoMdsville was the recent guest Of his
brother. the Rev. Henry Lamb. ASHLEY
Bigelow of Port Henry is the guest OF his
son. Clarence
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CRIMINAL CASE BEGUN.
aeaiBst erdict for Mary
Pond.

Middlebury. June i4--In the county
court the case Of Mary Jane Pond against
The exec utor Of Della G. Ponds estate was
on trial until four O'Clock in tho after
noon when the case was given to the
jury The jury after being out about IS
minutes came in with a verdict for the
plaintiff to recover S7Ss.72 and costs. II ia
doubtful il this case will be carried any
rther.
State w. Joseph Rivers ~ Middlebury
on an information charging him with
adultery with Mrs. Cora Dickenson. wife
OF Orrin Dckenson also OF Middlcbury.
was begun. The VIII" OF the respondent
was Inc only witness examined tonight.
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HANCOCK.

Lloyd Church was in Rothel last Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard are quite
sick with bronchitis.--t;race Robinson has
returned to her homo in Posdam. \. Y.
"A. a. Stetson from Brockton. Mass. is
spending a few days ut q. r. Church's $.
Tho guest of his son. Lloyd. Nj ildred
Eaton has the mcasles.-Marie Church
has returned to Boston.-rhe ladies OF
the "Olive Branch" will meet June 4 AT
the church To rcorganize, Marsh
has n large two-story piazza built on the
front Of his housc.-John Brown from
Ludlow was the guest of George T.
Marsh last week. He ia an old man near
the 90 notch. but was driving his own
team.
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FERRIsBURCH.

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MoNKToN RIDGE.

The children arc practcing for the OBJ
scrvancc of children's day here and at
the Boro.--Ellen Thompson from Lincoln
come tn visit her brother and wife from
Utica. n. ", at the home of her parents.
Her daughter. Flora Barlow with baby
came with her. Thus there were four
generations in the old home together.
'rhc youngest one year and the oldest 20
years OF ages. II. Stevens and wife Of
Massachusetts, attended divine service
here. They have been visiting relatives
and friends about here and were going
to Canada and thence 10 Portland.
Mairc.-I. W. Miles and wife returned to
their home in Utica Tuesday.
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BATTLESHIP VERMONT.
Vessel to Be Launched NJ 0"'ncy
Mnsu.. Aug. 3I-GOv. Bell 10 Name
SPONSOR.

WASHINGTON. June a The new first
class battleship Vermont will he launch
cd at Quincy, Mass. August 81. Gov
crror pell has been notified and asked
bv the builders to name sponsor.
The cortrar, for the Vermont was sign
cd Juno. 1907. to he completed Decem-
her 10. 1906. 1t is now 3: per cent. COM
plpted 1t is i5O feet long and is 10 have
IA speed OF is knots. Tie cost complete
Aili he $4,000.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Childrcns day exercises will be held Il,
the church next Sunday at the usual
hour--Bessic Blrdsall is expected home
from hcr school in Union Springs. y. V.
this woek,-jcorge White of Battle Creek
Mich. with his sister. Mrs. Jcnette
Norton OF Lincoln are visiting relatives
here this wcck.-Warren Thompson Is
not any bettcr-A number from here at
tended the Narncy reunion in Linco!,
last Thursday
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c. 0. F. ELECT OFFICERS
Yestcrday's Sessions Of state Convene
tion Given over to Business-Meet
Next In Bennington.

Middcbury. VT. June 1.-THE second
days proceedings Of the seventh bi-an-
NAL convention of the Vermont juris-
dicton. Catholic Order of Foresters.
opened here to-day by a large number
of the state Court delegates and visit
ing Foresters attending the services at
The st. Mary's Church where Father j.
d. Shannon. rector OF the church, ce.e-
brated mass at eight oicock
At the opera house the regular rou-
tine of business Was performed, and sew
cral of the committees reported. Their
reports were excepted with few OK.
ceptions.
At the afternoon session officers
were elected. several of the officers
being reelected. They are: High
chief ranger. John Calvin OF Brattle.
horo: vice-chicf ranger. Louis Alaps
of Winooski: state secretary, T. \
Austin of Brattleboro: treasurer. F. w.
Sault of Essex Junction: State court
directors. Thomas II. Farrell OF Islant
Pond. j. n. Talbot OF Northfeld. G. \
Goyctt of Middlebury. J. II. McGratl
OF Milton, the Rev u. Coffey OF Bris.
toll, State spiritual director, the Rev.
]. n. shannon of Middlebury; delegatel
to the international convention TO ID
held in Boston in August. Lewis "
Provost Of Rutland, George kidder OF
Middlcbury. G.. III. Blair OF Ogdens.
burg. y. Y. Fred Demars Of 81. Al.
bans, the Rev. l.. A. Vezina OF Shore.
ham.
This was followed by the installa.
tion of the newly elected officers
state Spiritual Director Few. ]. N
shannon performing the ceremony
This ended the convention and il wal
adjourned.
a. r. c. s. MEETS.
Immediately after the adjournment
OF the forcsters the convention Of the
Amo rican Federation OF Churches 500
cicty was held in the town hall. I'll.
various officers made their reports
which were accepted after which tho
| meeting proceeded to the election OF
officers as follows: President, the
Rev. l.. 4. Nczina OF Shorcham; vice.
pre- osident T. II. Farrell of Island Pondi
secretary. u. $. Carry Of Brattleboroi
| treasurer. George Goyett OF Middle
bury. five directors. A. A Austin oi
| Brattloboro, +. L. Graves OF Winooskt
| l. C. Laundry of ST. Johnshury. II. II
O'Noal OF White River Junction and
John MCGEE of Milton.
The convention met in the parlors OF
the Addison House in the evening
where they finished the work OF the
cnovention. After adjournment the
most Of them took the trains for homs
much pleased with the stay in town
| Thus closed the two conventions.
| The convention voted to hold tht
next convention in Bennington on the
second Tuesday in June OF 1907.
| Following the adjournment OF the
convention the State court officers held
| a n.eeting and decided to hold the
scmi-annual State court meeting ~
Richmond on the second Tuesady in
August OF this year.
COMMENCEMENT AT RUTLAND
| Rutland June 1.-THE commence ircnt
exercises of the Rutland high school were
held at the opera house to-day There are
81 graduates. IS girls and nine boys. who
| received diplomas. The Rev. g, Glenn At
kins of Burlington gave an atle address
| ON the subject The Three Values OF
1 -.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. L. E. Boardman and Mrs. r. IL,
Boardman we're at Mira F. E Kingsle, IS
in Salisbury on Tuesday Of last.-A. A.
Poardman attended the directors meet
ing at Spring Grove camp ground last
week on Thursday Vittum OF Yer
gnnncs was In thls nlnce on SatNrdA,
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WEST BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. Erwin Myrick il confined to the
house with q fever.-Ths funeral OF Carrie
wilkinson was largely attended at her
late home Monday merning.-
Frost Of Ticonderoga. N. Y. visited his
brother. Charlie recentiy.-The ladies
society Of the Congregational Church
realized S2l at their supper Thursday
cveninG.-Truman Hutchinson Is work
ing at Fort Ann, N. Y.
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Iou misht manage horse without
pr'die-nut the horse in more likely
10 manage You. You might manage
your business without Advertising
nut II 's more likely TO manage YOU.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Gray hairs won't come ten years
ahead Of regular schedule If you solve
your little worries in the want al,
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COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING.
Paint Your Duggy Tor use.

to s1.o0 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs . to s ozs more to
the pint than others, wears longer.
and gives gloss equal to new work.
Sold by The G. s. Blodectt 60.
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DEATH WATCH SET.
4 Woman Keeping Guard over Mary
Rogers in Prison.

WINDSOR june l3.-The death watch
was placed over Mary Rogers. SEN
fenced to be hung ten days from to-day.
This time woman has been placed on
guard over the prisoner. but the officials
dc not make her name public
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COMMENCEMENT AT RUTLAND.

Rutland. June 1.-THE commence ircnt
exercises Of the Rutland high school were
held at the opera house to-day. There ara
~ graduates. IS girls and nine boys. who
received diplomas The Rev. c. Glenn At
kins of Burlington gave an atle address
ON the subject The Three Values OF
Life"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31
PASSENGERS FROM THE SOUTH

The following passengers arriving In
this city today from Norfolk and Balti-
-444eFe- -eH-steaIHar- Howard of the Mer-
chants and Miners line
A. G. Shaw, r. l.. Hart and wife. Jo-
seph T.. Wright and wife. Miss Lula
Smith. Miss Nellie T. Myers. Miss Ada
VI. Myers Mrs A. q. Schmp. w. Il.
Headyburg. A. j Stewart, John Stewart.
Geo Il. Farrow, VIM. c. Farrow, Mrs. f..
Mantz. Miss May Il. Roddy, l.. II. How
ell and wife, A. c. Shaw. Mrs. A.
Charles, Miss V. Charles. J. d. Cassada,
b. II. Parry and wife r. X Roberts. Mrs.
Emma Franshaw, Master r. Parry. Ran
dali Kent and wife. Miss Gladys Moore,
IL. NJ. Mays and wife. Mrs w. Sullivan.
Miss Harris. s. n. Mays, w. c. s. Mays,
]. c. Clin, Dr J. NJ Moore and wife. w.
r. James Mrs. L. Griffith. r. II. McCon-
nelly. II. s. Whlddet. q T. Irwin, Geger-
man. j. u. c. BROWN. A. w. Plummer, q.
u. Young Mrs. Hamilton and daughter.
Miss Foxcroft. IT u Spooner. George W.
Howard and wife. j. w. Glenister and
wife. w j. Thomas. Mrs. Rogers ana
child. Mr.. s. T. Gresham and wife. Mrs.
Frey, Miss Frey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-31
MARKET
REPORTS.

. The FIRST prices OF the New York stock
market started higher today on a we'll
distributed volume OF business. Tennes-
see Coal gained a point and Smelling
Is; National Enameling ran UP three
points on light transactions. United
States Steel, Union Pacific and Louis
VILE and Nashville were slightly heavy
and were the only exceptions to the
s.undness Of the market
1he small opening gains were mostly
wiped out bs~the selling which developed,
hut prices hardened again with num-
ber Of specIalties advanced. The metal
indust-its were conspicuous. several ad-
vancing sharply. Lackawanna rose IA
ovcc its record price OF Saturday to 424
The response 10 these gains in the gen.
eral list was rather sluggish,
Prices were inclined TO drop in spite
Of further advances in some specialties.
Iackawanna touched 425Ih and Tennessee
Coal and Consolidated Gas rose "a. De-
clines ran 10 point and quarter In Nor
folk and Western, 11a in Northwestern
and in Chicago and Eastern Illinois
certificates Bonds were steady.
Fr.ces dropped further on room trad
ing One point losses were recorded for
Nashville and Louisville Great Northern
preferred; Alis Chalbers preferred, and
Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred.
Pttsburg coal rose 2%.