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New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
NEW MUNICH GALLERY DEDICATED.

Munich Sept ls.-The building for the new
Setback Gallery dedicated by Emperor William
to-day. Il contains pictures collected by the late
poet Count Adolf Friedrich Won Setback who. upon
his death in 1894 bequeathed the entire collection
70 the German Emperor. who in turn presented it
the city OF Munich. The collection is especially
rich in paintings by Lenbach, Boecklin FeUerbach
and Schwine. ell Of whom the count supported In
their struggles FOR recognition. The gallery is Of
sandstone. and forms the right wing Of the new
legislative building. The rooms have been ar
ranged in such way that on great occasions they
may be used reception salons by the Prussian
Minister
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
WILL DISCUSS BERLIN BANK RATE

Berlin, Sspt- H-Tht directorate OF The Imperial
Bank decided to-day 70 call meeting OF thS ren-
ersl board FOR Monday. 10 pass on the question OF
raising the banks rate OF discount
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR TO U. S.
Official Announcement That NJ Uchida Will
Succeed Baron Takahira.

Toxic. Sept. ls.-oticial announcement has beer
made of the appointment OF Y. Uchida, former VI n.
lister OF Foreign Affairs and Ambassador to ths
Court OF Austria 10 succeed Baron X eakahIra
japanese Ambassador at Washington
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19

AMBASSADOR sTRAus AT POST
Constantinople. Sept. 1S.-Osear s. straus the
new American Ambassador 10 Turkey. arrived he;e
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19

A. further incidental illustration q eNnSe-
quencs now recognized appears ID 2 n9NspeRe'
publication of this week advising st'sAn"ti's4
in n lesser stock Exchange property TO haFe
their stock holdings transferred into theH | n"'
names, so as % be able 20 vote peFsons'N'
refers TO the Vulcan Detinnins Company' WIS
stock shows signs OF advancing Ss FeceHsN
forecast in this review. II there Is 10 oe e9n,
test for control of this company no evidence "
appears on the surface. aside from susssssDA
like this cited call 10 transfer stocS into sSsse,
owners names But that a change OF contsv'
may be in contemplation is not impFSea0's'
some who formerly were largest holders soid Oue
theIr interests when the market was WeNAsS'
last year The present control rests on ViVNS
This Is hardly likely 90 be permaneneN' -
the public with knowledge. has become E's
interested-and as the property Is earnlns
dcnds the new owners will naturally eespa00,,al
collect them. The hast Vulcan Detinnihs "
report is a PickwicSan document Il IS no'@pio
for what it does not report II sets form 'aise
prohts' ut SfS2OOO These met profits are he'
the net earnings. Net earnings were mucll
larger They were used in considerable vouii's
to buy additional property They approximate
S950Oe0 After 7 per cent. upon the SleVV,U"'
preferred stock (S1t5G00), there would o. SltS i,
600 left FOR the common stock II Is very s,li.
issue. To pay per cent upOn the tots4 eS'Vvys
600 would require only Slt0.eeV eut u '
$4,000 available -,
Such exhibit warrants the statement n4oe
last week IN this review Jhat this stocN, sarhlhs
over per cent. cannot long remain down uiloSI
a quarter OF ts par valges for taer9 ~ o's'9 = =;
be public appreciation OF its status Anq " us tits
particular case % Is disclosed that prssSnt 49,
ings are materially larger than YEAR age, 5a
the frst ak months OF rs nav Hscal yea q
can T,etfnnins eorarnon, instead o. earning Ger
cent, Is aprFoxlnl4t.ng le per cent
Tha country ovsr all business conditions
good conditions II ALI.AWAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19

Tha country over. all business conditions ar'
good conditions H. ALl-AWAHs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
Virginia News.

The town council Of Faiffsx has
bought q few small chemical FIRE ez-
tiuguishtr',
NJ, R D. Webster, an old and much
Respected cltzap, Of fredericksburg,
died at bis hons there last Saturday,
aged 70 year,.
10 an option election at Buena Vista
yesterday the drSs won by majority
OF IL, The total vote cast was 25S. Al
the last local option election In April,
1907, the town went dry by q msjjrily
OF As.
Judge Richard Witt, has resppointed
Or. William q. Taylor coroner for
two years, commencing January !. Dr.,
Taylor Is the Oldest coroner of the state
and he has served as the coroner Of
Richmond for 81 years. DR.. Taylor is
smeng the leading oheppists Of the south.
W. P. Parker, convicted Of nrsl
degree murder Of Sam Fisher, whom he
struck from behind during q quarrel,
was sentenced to death in Norfolk yes
terdsy. he will be executed January
rs. Parker made o pathetic appeal for
sentence of Is years In the peniten.
tisry and the court was vIsibly a.
fected,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
Verdict OF Guilty.

CaptoD, o., Dec. "a "A jury at Lis.
bon today returned q verdict Of guilty
against W. l. Davis, former vice.presi.
dent OF the Canton State Bank, which
failed four years ago, he was tried on
an indictment charging him with illegally
taking $1,000 shares OF stock OF the
bank and hVpothecaling 1t 10 secure 3
personal loap.
Prosecutor Kritehbsum laid evidence
before The jury aimed 10 show that the
banks failure vas caused by Davis bor-
rowing from II over $500, 900, with
which to 6raure many private prcjscIs.
The prosecutor in addressing the jury
directly charged Davis With being re.
sponsible for the death OF OorWiu D.
Bichtel, former cashier Of the bauk, who
was tried for embtzs,tment, found
guilty, granted new trial and died
while it was pending.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
Nils, Clemens Pouad Dead.

Rsdding, Conn.,, Dec. "a Mis-
Jean l.. Clemens, Younger daughter oil
Samuel J. Clemens Mark Twain, va.
found dead 10 the bslh.iub 10 which che
had drowned, at the home Of her father,
"The S:ormdeld," just before s O'Clock
today by Miss OIemens's maid, who be.
came anxious when her misyess failed
10 sppssr 10 The dressing room at the
usual hour. Epilepsy iS given ss the
cause OF Mis-, Olemers's sudden death.
She had been 8 sufferer for several years.
II is said thu! Clemens is almost pros.
lrated With grief and fesfs sfe entertain.
ed that the shock Will prove serious 10
him. Miss Clemens WAS rs years oil
age and had lately been scling as be-
fsthers private secretary. Her sister,
Clemens's only other daughter, IL OF
present on a trip 10 Sutherland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
TELE0RAPHIc BREyIrIES.

10 q qusrrel over the possession o
ten dollar. Edward Dello, 40 Italian,
was knocked down and beaten TO death
With g stick of wood by Dominica,
another Italian, at o house Ia east Main
stree. Richmond, Wednesday night, the
slayer making bis escape.
Five hundred boilermskers and boiler
makers' helpers of the Brooks plant OIL
the American Locomotive Company vent
out on strike at Dnnkirk, N. Y, today
The strike Is called In sympathy with
The boiermakers and cranemen OF the
Schenectady plant.
: A mail POUCH thrown from q south
bound train last Thursday fell under the
wheels Of train on a parallel track In
the Manassas yards and wss cut into
pieces, destroying much mail. Scatter
ed along the tracks were found mutilated
checks on g Harrisonburg bank, and
fragments of 81 bills Several letters ad-
dretssd to persons In Manassas we're TORI.
United States, Senator A. ]. McLaur.
In who died OF heart disease Wednes.
day evening. was buried Ia the village
cemetery at Brandon, Misg., today. Rev.
F, 8. Emery, pastor of the Methodist
church from which the funeral was held,
preached the funeral sermon. McLsur.
in's palsesrers we're old Brandon
friends Many state officers attended
The funeral.
The posto flee at Balston Spa, N. Y, was
entered early today by four men and the safe
blown open with pitro.glycerine, the burg
lars escaping with 81 600 in cash and $500 in
stamps.
At Mineoll, Long Island, 'yegerday, W.
Gould Brokaw took the stand in bis wife's
suit for separation and denied al her allega-
tons Of cruelty.
''DiIie" has finally been officially pro-
claimed as first in American songs and music
in patriotic popularity" Such is the yer.
dict ofO. @. ]. Sonneck. chief of the division Of
music of the library of congress, who has just
issued, from the government press, an ex'
haustive report on tour famous American
musies compositions.
Col VIM. Jennings Bryan left JAG ksou
vile, Fla this afternoon f,r Miami en- route
to Havana where he is to joiu Mrs. Bryan,
Miss Bryan, and other members of his family
for trip to panama and South America He
has had a slight cold, but the reports that he
was threatened with pneumonia are officially
denied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
OLD GOLD AND NOTES FOUND

Metsr. Hurkamp, Bowerlug and Nc.
Oracken, appraisers Of the estste of Mrs.
Jennie Monroe, OF Fredericksburg, found
In sn old iron safe Tuesday 1872 10 gold
which is dlScolored from sge, sud 10 tn
old chest 9 roll Of greenbaeks folly six
inches 10 diameter, which are 80 badly
scorched by Ere or damaged from age
that the appraisers we're afraid to handle
them, aud took them TO The Conway
and Garnett National Bank, to be sent
to the Treasury DEPARTMENT at Wash
ington to be redeemed.
There cannot be less than $500 In The
roll and probably several thousand dol.
lars. Two checks, which bad not been
presented, were also found.
A large quantity OF lIq1or had been
stored away, and sope Of 1t is so old
that the barrels above the point OF the
level OF the whiskey were dry auG
cracked open, and when IA sltemp! wss
made TO tlrn thea over the l'q1or
ran out as II through q sieve. This
liquor cannot be sold here, but will be
sent away.
Toe find OF Tuesday will add several
Thousand dollars to the value of the
estate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Mr.. Louise Marie Parker, against
whom suit for divorce vas 6led 10 Wash
lngton September 4 last, yesterday be.
gan suit 10 that city against her mother.
in.lsw. Mrs. Mary Ellen Parker, chsrg.
log that Mrs. Parker. senior, allsusled
the affections of d. Flank Parker, from
her. She asks go, 900 dsmsges.
The vile tells the court she msiried
D, Frsok Parker 10 Alexandra, August
8, 1908, sod on February 9 last, the
mans mother persuaded him to leave
her, depriving her OF the help aud society
Of her husband. Ia the suit which was
6led by the husband for divorce, BIZ
names q correspondent, aud declares bi.
wife hss disregsrded her VOWS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
VIRGINIA.-Ia the Clerks Office of the

IVIRGINIA.--In the Clerks Office of the,
Circuit Court of the City of Alexan,,ris,
| on the 2ith day Of December, 1909.
Mary evils, in er own right. and as admin
istratrix With the will annexed Of James.
p. Lewis, deceased, complainant VS.. The
National Investment and improvement AS
ISOLATION, q corporation under the laws Of
Virginia; The National Mutusl Benefit
Corporation. a corporation under the laws
Virgins; Robert II. Coward in his owp
right and ss t ustee r. w. Moore rs " "a.
tee, G. B. Pierce ard James P. Levi ;.a'
Memo. The object of this suit is r. I'LL; III
the said The National JnyettT,a s.S ~,
provement Association by y dae,ao 80 a.
Circuit Court of Alexandri> ci,y iva;0 'He
and have receiver sppc, .ntea nv said cont
to take charge OF all - the assets oS the sad
association with Distractions and authority to
,ns' tu.e !1e he~e sssry proceedings to compel
'ne saiu ho9Tf ii. Coward in his cwn right
ana a. ugs,ee to account for the moneys due to
Ine salo association, and to institute all other
necessary proceedings to rec lize the assets of
said association and for an Injunction against
SAID Toward in his own right and as trustee.
ana The NatlOnsl Mutual Benefit Corpora.
tiou and for general relief.
appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendants, c. B. Pierce.
Jas L. Lewis, jr, and Robert II. Coward.
sre non.residents OF this State: 1t is Or
dered, That said defendants appear here with.
In niteen days after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect
tneif. interestslin this suit, and that q copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Alexan-
dria Gazette, 8 newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once week for four sue.
cessiye weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House Of this city.
A copy-TRsTR
B. d. Ford,
a. 4. Hoffman, P.Q.
W u NicVl' dee2i w4g-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
-Four Million Dollars Stolen.

Naples, Dec. "a The theft OF four
niIlion dollsrs 10 cash and securities,
rsft Of the estate left by the late Senator
Paisui, was discovered when the author.
tiles broke the seal Of the vault 10 the
Pataui msnsion ADD found the vault
empty. Following Pstsui's death, the
vault vas officially ssaled, preceding the
sppoinlment OF executors. There 10 no
clue to the thieves. Patsnl died 10 No.
gember and the thieves have probably
tad plenty Of lime to make good their
escspe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
Todsy's Geographic News
ZsIaya,s ARMY crush. d.


Blus6elds, via wireless to Colon, Dec.
"a With the last vestige Of former
President ZsIsya's army either killed or
captured, nothing stands 10 the way to-
day OF Gsuersl Earsds's march sgsinst
MaDsgua. General FOrnos Dsz hiss sl.
ready begun the Mspsgusn advance and
unless President N adriz sues for peace,
the capture Of the capital BY the reTolu-
iionlsts seems assured
The completion OF the annihilstion OF
q .lsys's army came Wednesday even.
ing In another ferce battle between the
revolulionists and government troops at
Recreo, few miles north OF Rama.
The government troops, which bad
fed from 10 front OF Rama after the
fighting OF Monday and Tuesday, made
their lsst stand here. They we're soon
overwhelmed, Generals Mstaty and
Ohsuoro leading the attack 10 front
while General Mena came up from the
rear. After two hours engagement,
10 which scores of government troops
recklessly threw away their lives, the
government troops raised the white Dag
The surrender occgrred at O'Clock.
Generals Gopziles and Roberto we're
captured and are nov a, Bn,fislds. They
ell admi! that Zsiaya's csuse has been
crushed. L49f
Mausgus, Dec. "a "A special guard
Of soldiers was called to the mansion OF
former President 2 lays today to act as
an escort for Z,laya 10 bis intended de-
psrture for ooriutc, where the Mexiesn
gunbost General. Guerrero awaits bis
orders. 1t Is believed z .lays intends to
go frat 10 Mexico and thence to Brussels,
there TO remain until Nicaragus emerges
from represent chaos. ''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
"rHE POOR YE HAVE WITH YOU
ALWAYS"

The usual sad contrasts In human
conditions will ever be In evidence.
Wolfe there will be cheer 10 many
households, the wolf will be OF The
door of some unfortunate near neiA hbor
We are told that the Ooe who vas born
on Christmas Day was crowded out OF
q village ian aud that the first lullsbies
that be heard was while be was lying
10 q mauger. Little ones are not liter.
ally lying 10 hangers In Alexandra,
bat some will be scsntily clothed and hud-
died around sickly fires tomorrow, and
the souls OF such could be animated by
little OF the superAuiies Of others who
have slssys been blest In basket sud
store. The Thoughtful aud kind-hearIed
will not wait for srp ale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
AGENTLE SUGGESTION.

The fact that the Great Teacher va.
one Of the guests at a wedding at Cans
of Glliles shows that there Is no harm
in social gatherings where all things are
done decsutiy aud 10 order. There Is o
pretty custom among orthodox Isrselites
when they celebrate the anniversary Of
their deli7etsuce from Egyptian bondage.
Bslors sny yiands are touched the head
of the household fills q cup With vine snd
opens wide the door Of the room. The
cup is for the prophet Eljlh who, Il Is
hoped, will enter and become one OF the
guests, as his return to earth In the lat
ter days is foretoId. Gould the spirit Of
the above be carried out IN respect to
pns greater than Elijah, and sho d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
Christmas ulfts,

New YORK, Dec. 24.-Ssnta Claus
will be mighty good this year to the en-
ployss OF the greater corporations, bank.
ing houses and fosucisl Institutions OF
New York. Il is estimated that several
million dollars will be distributed 10
Christmas gifts In Wall street this year.
The United States Steel Corporation
heads the list OF OhFis'mss giverS with a
81, 900. 600 gilt. Oh this 81, 200. 900 In
each vas sent out yesterday to be given
to its employees. The remaining $500,
600 is to be given In preferred stock OF
the corporation, but the title to tina,
stock will not pass into the name of the
recipient until he has ssrved three years
more continuous service with the corpo.
ration.
The Central Trust Company which
hes announced that it has the largest
surplus Of any trust company 10 The city
and which will soon cut huge melon
for Its stockholders, gave to each Of Its
employees Christmas present which
t1ialled fifty per cent OF the employees
salary.
The pembers of the New York Stock
Excbsnge baye raised $ll ,00C 10 be dis.
trIbuted among its employees; the Con.
sOlldsted ExCbsnge SO, 900 and the curb
brokers about 81, 900,
Standard oil will not make aDy Christ.
mas rasentP. 1t formerly gave weekly
bonuses, Amounting from $40 10 81 900
bat at the uquest Of Its employees,
changed this 10 q yearly increase 10
salary, which is always announced on
the frat OF the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
ACCIDENT AT MOVING PICTURE
SHOW,

While q moving picture chow house
Of Plttsburg, Pa, MAS crowded yester
day afternoon the 6lm caught FIRE. JOS
eph Estep, Al years old, vas burned to
death. lie had been operating the ma.
chine.
Mrs. Della Estep, Is years old, wife
OF Joseph Estep. was ieariully burned
10 trying to rescue her husband, and
Samuel OIafi, ticket seller, was burned
aud internally jared by the audience,
which tramped on him 10 q stampede
to get ont OF the house. Three person 9
10 the audience we're Toured In the rush
but not fatally,
E,lep, who wss handling the pictures
this week during the Illness OF the regu,
lar operator, was locked 10 little room
With his psraphernslia. sud he had no
chance to escape. His wife was almost
sufOcated 10 her frantic tf)rts 10 rescue
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
News OF the Day.

Canada has bought from the British
goverpm ent the cruiser Rainbow, which
Ntll be The frat Wsrship OF The new Ga.
madam navy.
Tao midshIpmen were yesterday dis
missed from the Naval Academy aud g
third was permitted 10 resign for "the
good OF the service"
The French court yesterday decided
in favor Of the Baroness Vaughan The
mogsnatic wife OF the la'e King Leopold
aud ordered the removal OF the seals
placed upon her property st Bsliucourt,
France.
Secretary Koox has given formal
notice toIPresidtn. Madriz, Of Nicaragua,
that the United States government will
bold hln strictly accountable for the
safety Of American cillz,ns 10 the vest
ern section OF that country.
E ght men were killed and 400 Others
had marrow escapes 10 40 explosion Of
gas 10 mine ga" OF the Chicago and
Oarltrville Coal Company at Herrio,
ILL.,, late yesterday. Open lamps car
ried by a party Of employees of the mine
are believed to have caused the disaster.
There were three men and q boy 10 this
party, aud all are dead.
Willism B. Hearst regaintd control
OF The Independence League party or.
gsnization 10 Manhattan and the Bfopx
last night, when the New York county
committee Of the League met and reor-
gsn'z,d. TammaDy Hall. 1t will be re.
membered, by what The Tsmmspy men
cslled strategy aud the Independence
League men called theft, took the or.
gaDiza,ioD, Its emblem, and its column
on The official ballot away from Hearst
at the primaries last fall. Heslst, II Is
said, Is TO run for governor.
"Mamms, help me sag my little
prayers. I'm goiOg 10 die. I wont
be with you CorIslmss. These we're
the last words Of S.year.old Deck Shoon.
ovsT, who died yesterday 10 CoushOcton,
Ohio, peacefully In bis mothers arms
An unusual accident caused bis death.
A week ago, while playing with school,
mates be coIlided with another lad, one
Of whose teeth Was broken eff 10 Decks
scalp, causing blood poisoning.
William J. Bryan, who hiss been 10
Jacksonville, Fla, several days, the
guest Of his cousID, former Gov. VII.
liam 8. Jennings, was too Ill lsst night
to deliver his scheduled address at the
Duysl Theatre for the benefit Of jack
sonville hospital. Mr.. Bryan is suffer.
ing from severe cold, and Is threatened
with pneumonia. He has Cancelled sll
lecture dates. Last night M. Bryan
was resting quietly, bat still confined 10
his bed. His condition Is In no way
serious, but his physicians say 1t will be
necessary for him to remain within doors
Tor several days, thereby wsrdiDg ca the
tbrt steued csse Of pSeumonis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
Unwortby Recipleuts.

New York, Dec. "a According to The
statement this city f'gives up" 10 the
undeserving annually more than eleven
million dollars With tie result that eight
thousand Two hundred beggsrs, most OF
them fairly able bodied, are engaged 10
panhaudlipg es an Industry. james
Foroes, secretary Of the association ior
the prevention Of mendlcancy, Is authority
for the statement. He declares that The
charity fskirs have made during the last
week so average OF from s25 to $50
daily, and that they are still Keeping at
1t sud reapiug the dollars from those
who prefer to relieve distress IS they
see 1t without regard to whether the
object 10 worthy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
MINE BURNING FIFTY YEARS.

There Is prospect that the fire which
has been burning for so years In q mine
at Summit Hill, Pc, at last will be ex-
iipguishtd. The niue contains one
of The most valuable deposits Of coal In
the Anthracite region and millions Of dol.
lars have been spent In vslu efforts to
put out the Ere which has been burning
6ercely all these years,
A Scranton (Ps.) construction COM
pany, which had the contract for ex.
tipguishlug the FIRE, has completed lie
york. The company occupied year 10
building 8 couerete wall 10 feet thick.
This extended far below the mass Of
burning coal and 1t Is thought the work
hiss bad the effect Of cor uering the FIRE,
but this will not be settled positively for
some time.
Old time miners are OF The opinion,
however, that the heat OF the FIRE will be
so intense IS to eat through the concrete
aud continue its way down into the
Panther Greek Valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
BERMTT SLAIN IN CABIN,

Believed to have been foully murder.
ed just as be WAS entering bis csbip,
about q mile north Of Esrlville, Pa, the
body Of Samuel MillIuger wsi found
Wednesday By bis brother. The head
was badly crushed and battered 10 and
bore signs OF brutal treatment. Two
hundred dollars which be carried van
missing, and robbery aas undoubtedly
the motive. he Hss assessor OF Earl
township and took 40 active inlrest 10
politics. he was hermit In lstes years
and resided In O cabin on the farm OF
Charles Heckmau. Deputy Coroner
Morris Zine, o. B,rksconnty, arrived las.
night ape Is conducting an investigation,
Their are no clsrs that would lead 10
Identification OF the murderers.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-24
New York Stock Market.

New York, Dec. 24-There was better
distribution Of business at the stock market
and the tone was generally stronger. Lead
ing railroads and industrials showed moder-
ate gains.
liza m.-Trading through the frst hour
was Of holiday character with few important
movement Reaoing I'd preferred lost seven
points OF its big advance Of yesterday. Bonds
strOnQ.