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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-25

Baltimore and Ohio retired engine
man, put up bail in the sum of $1,000
and Connolly was free. The sheriff,
who happens to be shriner. then
gave the joke away.
The candidates We're as follows:
Alexandria N. S. Greenaway, w S.
Connolly. T. NJ Dunbar. w. II. Ger
lacher, S. r. Kelly.
Staunton-Dr. NJ. j. Payne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-25
Manassas-H. T. Davies.
Richmond--sidney H. Ellyson.

.'tVfII Vt ! . iuIIPIITtys.
Harrisonburg and Rockingham-J.
Frank Blackburn. Samuel P. Fletoner.
S. f. Sibert, Vernon r. Slater. Norris
Spiro, T. w Bolen, c. A. Witt, George
b. Williams, j. NJ Williams, Robert E.
Pugh, DR.. Charles s. Dodd and. Joseph
f Moyerhoeffcr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
WORK BEGAN TODAY
PURE WATER PLANT
CONTRACTOR GEORGE ERICKSON
HAS GREW OF MEN AT WORK.
WILL INSTALL THREE FILTERS.

Contractor George Erickson who
has the contract TO install the Ultra
tion plant for the city, began work
yesterday afternoon. The plant viii be
installed ON the line between the
standpipe and the city lake. 1t Is
arranged with three filters each with
"A capacity TO supply the present needs
of the city, all the filters can be used
Ia the same time or either can be
used when needed AZ each filter Is a
complete plant within itself. In case
of fire or for any reason that the en-
tire pressure of water is needed the
filters can be cut OF from the main.
They are also SO arranged that when
tncy need Cleaning the water can
be reversed and the sediment wash
ed out into II pool that will be built
for the purposeI This plant when
complete will solve the filteriDg prop
osition for years to come, as the com
bined capacity of the three filters Ii
enough to supply the demands OF a
city of three or four times the size
of Ardmore. Mr. Erickson states that
the work will be carried right on
until the plant Is finished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
THE CRUCE RALLY
WILL Be GREAT
TEN THOUSAND VISITORS WILL
BE HERE-FOUR BANDS WILL
BE IN PROCESSION.

There was held last night a joint
meeting ot the committees that have
i'm charge the CruCc rally for Satur-
day night. The reports show that cy-
cry committee has been at work and
things are in good shape for the great.
est domonstrai N that has ever been
witnessed in Ardmore. Tho parade
committee made an exceptionally good
report. The parade promises to be
three miles in length. There VII be
two thousand school children ia line
and every one will bear a pcuuaut
upon which the one word 'CruCc' Is
printed In red letters. These pcnuauts
are now at The Atdmorcite of1icc.
They have been printed and viii De
ready Saturday morning for free dis
trihutiOn to any and all persons Who
will enter the parade. All persons en-
tcring the parade are requested to
call at The ArdmurCite building for
the penuantS. I'm the parade hum
drcds of men and women viii be
mounted. others will be iu line OF
march following tho military company
and military band. The Springer
band, the Ardmurc Juvenile band Will
be in the line of parade and viii fur
nish music for the occasion. Dozens
of decorated floats will be- iu the pro-
CcssiOu The line Of March Nill most
probably be formed ON \ street north
east and Broadway and Will pass mp
Main street The speaking viii bc
held iu the Royal Ru .cr Rink building
which viii comfortably seat i've thous.
and people The committees have had
number of letters from all portions
of the state and especially have many
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
Notice Of Sale OF Real Estate ty
Guardian.

In the matter of the estate OF
Marvin and Russell Ned.
Notice is hereby given in pursn.
ance of an order of the County Coult
of the County OF Carter. State Of
Oklahoma, made on the 9TH day OF
April, 1910. the undersigned Guardian
of the estate of Marvin and Russell
Ned, minors, will sell at public sale
to the highest bidder. subject to
confirmation by said Court on Thurs
day, the 9Th day of May, 1910, al
. o'clock p. m, in front of CoT.
House at Ardmore, an the right,
title and interest Cf said Marvin
and Russell Ned, the same being
absolute title in AMI TO the follov'as
described ra1l estate situate in Ca
ter County, State of oklahoma. 90
wit:
We Of the Eia Of NEH and WE
Of NEti and NWil of SEH of Sec
uon D. TWP South Range 8
No.u and tn. W'4 t tna N of
stI and sWr o. aEr %. Section
2a rm b s... Ema. 3 Vc..
ud ,h. g. ID. E.r %. s.e..n -l
w.n srH s.. ",.
sef r.. .. H Sold .
.H. .r
,.. r.
.. r..... ..r ..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

father. who is one of the candidates
for the nomination of governor of
Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. W II. Bumpass have
gone to Sulphur where they hope the
mineral water will restore their little
one TO health.
Mrs Joe Marable, ia North Wash.
ington street, is entertaining Mrs
Harvey and little daughter, Maurine
and Mrs. J. j. Sparks, all of sulphur.
Mrs. Jack Dougherty and little
daughter, Mildred. are in the city
visiting with Mrs. Dougherty's moth
er. Mrs. b. f. Cox Mr.. and Mrs.
DoughertY have made their home on
the road for some time. Mr.. Dough.
erty Is experimenting the installa-
tion of telephone and telegraph
lines on the Santa Fe and his work
has taken him into several states.
He is now working in Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
COMMISSIONERS TO MEET,
Special Session Tonight to Investigate
DISCHARGE Of City Engineer.

The board of city commissioners will
meet tonight for the purpose of inVes-
tigatng the matter that led to the
mayor dischargins the city engineer
for insubordination Mr.. Sayre, the
engineer. was notified yesterday by
the mayor that he was dismissed from
the service of the city for insubordin-
alton. he refused to recognize the
mayors authority TO discharge him
without hearing and wrote the mayor
to that effect. The matter Will be
gone over tonight by the body ana
some action will no doubt be taken.
Mr.. Sayre says that he Is acting un'
der the advice of attorneys and has
not made any statement, other than
that he would continue To act as city
engineer until ne was discharged axe,
"A hearing before the commissioners
Just what action will he taken tonight
by the body is rather speculative. IA
II is not known what the investigation
will bring out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
Street Stories
A Bad Niqoer.

Charley Brown. the negro who
has given the officers so much uou
blc for the past year. Ul- finished
his cuteucc at the jail and depart
ed last night for Oklahoma city
and The Officers are iu hopes that
ne viii stay there. Cr 900 east not
come back to Ardmorc. The last of.
fousc for which he Wls convicted
was assault with intent 3D. Nll Ic
was given term ON thu county
road. but psca.cd twice rum th, of
fiycrs lie was caught once az
Oklahoma City and once ut For.
Worth The officers decided that &c
was too expensive to Vur him ON
the road, and hr spent tlr remain.
der of he term in the Iai
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
PERSONALS

l.. II. Grabendike of Oklahoma
City was "A visitor here today.
NJ. J. Hays left today for a bus
mess visit to points north on the
Santa Fe.
j. o. Minton, a well known attor.
ney of Madll, was here today on
legal business.
Uncle" Jim AlversCn was Wis
itor here today from his home near
Woodford
Theo. +. Brewer was a business
visitor here today from Norman.
II. o. Crozier of Fort Worth was
among the out of town visitors here
today.
J. II. Borden was business Wis
itor here today from Oklahoma City.
B. c. Rickets. a former resident
o' this city. was here today from
his home near Hewitt.
f. NJ. Butcher was here today from
Oklahoma City attending to business
affairs.
\. J. Harris, a prominent farmer
from near Provence, was a visitor
here today.
George Hammer has been I'M for
the past few days with am attack
Nrs T.. o.. Abbott and daughter.
Miss Bertha, OF WINS. Texas, are
m tu. city. guests o.. Mrs Abbott
two aaa. R. $ Hayden and Nu
A. a Folsom and w.. or Cro
t.. ... .t.'. ... '...H
| .... "' Hu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

The motormen and conductor on
abe street cars have had cous.derlb e.
trouble here with Young boys Who
jump ON the cars while they are ON
Main street and ride from one cross
ing 10 another, the boys were advised
to keep of the cars but did not pay
very much attention 10 the advice and
the practice was kept up. Last night
a youngster about twelve years OF age.
was arrested by the police for jump
ing on one of the cars and spent the
night in city prison. And the boys
who have been practicing this had
better take warning or they will likely
spend a night there. II is very dan
gerous to the boys as we'll as annoy
ing 10. the employees of the traction
company. and they are determined 10
break the boys OF the habit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
INSURANCE RATES
NOT 40 Be RAISED
FOUR INCH METER ON WATER
INSURANCE MEN COMPLAIN.


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
sad Accident.

Dr. r. u. Moore rD.uuod last
night from Mead, the urt station
this side of Durant. wlyf Doe had
been called to sec Mrs. Charles Sc.
gale. Mrs Scga.c's clotIug caught
fire from the open Fireplace Tues
day and size VAS horribly burned.
Dr Moore said last might that hr
did MT think she could recover.
Mr. and Mrs Scgale formerly lived
in this city aud are well known To-
many people in Ardmorr.
LATER Dr Moore called at IN,
Ardmoreitc Office this afternoon and
announced that Mrs. Seea.o had died
from injuries sustained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

SfTUOI VOmmssIOner NUTT" has n
force ,f men Jt work uu FIRST ave-
uuo south grading and nluE from
& street east 10 Wash strrpt
the street is being graded and ull
ed SO that it win drain we'll Al
the streets i'm Ardmoru lry n,np
che work can be done \rdmorc is
already noted for it, .. asphalt
pavement and miles 81 good side
walk. and will soon De noted for its
Won knnt str-.ts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
Suits for Divorce.

Alleging in his complaint cruel
and nhuman treatment and dcser-
tion. j. r. Light has filed suit for
divorce against Maggie Light. Com
plant states that they were mar
RED in 1908 and lived together un
I'll 1909. when the defendant de-
serted him and since that time her
whereabouts have been unknown.
Odia Wells has through her at.
torneys filed suit for divorce against
Walter Wells. She alleges in her
complaint that the defendant desert.
ed her and removed to Montana
and has not contributed anything ia
her support
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
Notice.

will take stock 10 and from pas
ture, commencing the 25th OF April.
| have the Frensley hay meadow, L
mile north of postoffice. Plenty OF
water. Milk COWS $500 per month.
dry stock Sl.O0. Pasture for dry
stock open now. Phone 1870.
l2lmo FLOYD RANDOLPH.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

1o 'uc Commercial club rooms to
morrow, Friday might tu hear wha.
our expert has 10 say about puttua
down the second wen for oil or gas
The stockholders iu thc Poland Ga.
and OH Co. are urged 20 %. ou. o.
you are interested IN the good of
ArdmOre come out.
Respectfully.
W. +. POLAND.
II. f.. FOSTER.
KIRK DYER,
2l-2t Executive Committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
A NEW HORSE FOOD

Have you tried the Acme horse food,
IL not trial will convince you that
it Is cheaper and better than any food
ON the market Every stack guaran-
teCd and contains one hundred
pounds. Sold only by
BAIRD a CO., Phone 20i.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

The case of Bob l|raziel. charged
with selling whiskey, which was tried
in county court yesterday, resulted
in his being convicted. lie was
fined $50 and given sentence OF
thirty days on the county road in
one case, one case was continued
and the other ease dismissed. Bra
ziel's attorney. Judge Pficffer. said
that the case would be appealed Ia
the supreme court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
The Shoe Trade.

"a T. Hamilton returned last
night from his spring visit to the
markets. lie reports that ho pur-
chased magnificent lin, OF spring
and summer footwear. Trade is very
good in this portion of the state
this spring and the merchants are
putting in larger and better select /
stocks than ever before.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

There will be work in the rank OF
knight this evening Members are
urged 10 be present Members OF rank
work, please be certain and be pres
ent. AL NJ. RICE, G.. &,
W. i. SALISBURY, X. X. a. X.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21

Fresh tomatoes. rhubarb, Bermuda
onions. cc.cIy, beans, green peppers,
now potatoes, cabbage and straw ner
riDs, a.
THE CITY FISH MARKET.
Phone $685.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
Expression OF Thanks.

With bowed heads in humble sub
mission to the divine will in rcmov'
ing from our midst our father, John
:. Hoffman. we graciously thank
the kind friends and neighbors for
their extreme kindnesses in doing
ali they could to relieve him during
his Illness and in comforting us az
his departure. DR.. Weith and Rev.
Henry B. Smith endeared themselves
to MS in their kindly ministerial
york and TO the societies and churches
and individuals that made floral Of
forings We offer our siucerest thanks.
We shall ever remember the school
children who gave evidence OF
their love for our departed loved one
i'm the floral offerings they placed
upon tho caskot. Both our parents
now DIE sleeping iu the s.Dut city oi
tho dead M Arluuu. and $500 ....
bound to Ol. city a.. to The people
u closer tics cham over before.
FD .A. ...-..
I....... ... .'AE.
.N..t .. ".. '.H
s...'N I|..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
With the Sick.

Grctscncn. The little cliId ~ VI
and Mrs Frank Gatee lbs quite ~
with fcV,'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-21
Notice to All Real Estate Men.

All property known as Bob Lees
property is on the market.
j. w. LEE.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
SUSPECTED AS FlLlBUSTER
HORNET LEAVES PORT,
Former U. S. Gunboat Thought To
Be in Service of Rebellious
Hondirans or Mexicans.

~ W
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 1s-The former
United States gunboat Hornet. reported
To have been purchased by Honduran
reyoIutionis,s, cleared from this port
this afternoon for Cape Gracias with n
Grew of twenty men, two hundred tons
OF coal and provisions for thirty days.
Included among the crew are several
men who are said to have been con-
nected with previous flibustering ex-
petitions direvted against Central
American republics.
D here are that the Hornet will
lead In an attack which revolutionists
are alleged to be planning against the
republic OF Honduras with a view TO
o~verthrowing the Davila government.
but Manuel Bontilla, formerly Presi-
dent Of Honduras. and his right hand
man, Gen. Lee Christmas. an American
soldier OF fortune. deny that they have
any connection with the Hornet. One
of the rumors current to-day was that
| the Hornet would be turned over to
| Mexican revolutionists. President Davila
O. Honduras having made extensive
preparations to meet the threatened at
tack on him n his government. Capt.
johnson, commanding the vessel. says
that the Hornet win be used In the Cen
trail American trade. Officers from the
United States Marshal's ofYice had been
keeping a watch on the Hornet but ap-
parently discovered nothing TO indicate
a fnbustering expedition.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
CH|CKEN-YEARN \
Strong, HELOOTS
AP0ULTRY show
Then Women Shoppers Sc E
Street Chase and Near-Lync {.
ing of Yearner Alonzo.
Especial to The Evening wo1hJ

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lo.-1t wa
racial instinct. some will say, that over.
took Alonzo Blaine. Alonzo went into
the Louisiana Poultry Show. on Canal
street. In the he art OF the city. at noon
to-day His gaze fell Upon the cham.
pion prize winning hen ~ the whole
show. a plump and luscious bird with
legs like a Black Crook amazon and al
! eye like an eagle
In view OF what happened after this
ID seems hardly wo.th while 10 all that
Alonzo is "A person OF color
Alonzo was observed TO approach the
doop where Mrs Prize Winner clucked
Npntentedly He was observed 10 fiddle
VA tn the catch on tho door OF the coop.
IL was a patent lodk. but what are
pmtsAlt locks to an Alonzo when they
stand between him and the latest,
hnrrt .7en in the SOUTH
BytNanh er- heard a nui filed squeak and
thu, Ala1zo seemed to tort OF fade into
thiu air sA,d dissipate oil { the front door
Of DE poukry show. The prize winners
COOP yauued empty.
Down crowded Ca1lal street sped
Alonvo with n large lit mp under his
coat. Somebody yelled ~ op thief and
In thtrty seconds hundred : OF men and
boys were chasing the thii black streak
that was Alonzo
Tbcs, caught him two BIZ ,cks away. In
the midst OF a STARTLED thrS ng of women
Christmas shoppers Going on the prin-
c,ple boat Aionzo had undd ubtedly lone
rometN,ns wrong or ne wo,t ldn't be run
ming. me mob was prepart rg TO lynch
him anyt and investigate ard inward. The
rope was noosed.
And then a breathiess al tendant NJ.
rived hoom the poultry shh W with an
expiana tlon which saved 1.-TWO lives
Aionzo'i, and the prize-winnt ng hens.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
$5O0,0O0 FORTUNE
LEFT BY BUST TO
ROBERTA DE- AN0N
Philadelphia Heiress Who
Eloped Gets Almost Entire
Estate of Her Grandfather.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. by the
terms of the will OF the late Robert
BUST, the wealthy seed man OF this
city. Roberta u. DE Janon, his grand
child. who disa ppeared from this city
with a hotel waiter last December and
was found In Chicago, Is given in trust
the hulk of his estate, which is valued
at about 100000.
Tho will was executed on Dec. 6, this
year, after Buist had been stricken
with his fatal illness.
After giving 5000 to Mrs. George Bed
ford. his sister. m making several
other small requests, the will provides
that the residue OF the estate be held
In trust for Miss De Janon and that
she I've given the net income for life.
In the event that Miss De Janon
: Mould die without issue the estate Ia TO
I've turned over bo the Robert Buist
Company.
MY purpose the will states, being
10 benefit and reward thereby III. c.
ssahle. Edward j. Flood and Albert c.
t.ookerberger. who have been my faith
I'll employees for many years. and
other thar whom there Is one l would
prefer to benefit in the event of my
grand daughter dying without lawful
tissue"
Miss De Jancn. whose mother Is dead
nnd whose father is said to reside In
Few York. Is understood to be In South
ern California
The evening world., 1910-12-19
500 DROWNED /
WHEN ISLANDS
SANK INTO SEA
Land Patches in the Pacific OIL
Salvador, Shaken by Earth
quake, Disappeared.

WEST COLON. Dec. 19.-Despatches
from La Libertad, Salvador. received
hero to-day. do ,larc that earthquake
shocks throughd ut Salvador have sub
sided after c~auting Mt least zoo deaths
on islands Of, the Pacific Coast. The
sinking OF a large island In the He
panyo Lagoon. on Salvador, drowned eoi
parsons. many az these having fed from
smaller islands.
A number of small islands slid into the
sea when the Garth tremors began last
Tuesday. the outer group beyond the
lagoon disappearing first. As the
shocks in increased. whole groups. forvner-
iy two or more small land patches. were
hurled Into the ocean. and the natives
fled toward the mainland. Mos, OF these
took rrige on the larger lagoon island.
Desc 1ptlons Of the sinking OF Ille-
pa Island reveal the desperate dash
OF tho natives for the high ridge OF land
40 tho island slowly settled into the
ocean. ffhe whole population was thrown
Lpto hysverical excitement and the rush
few fishing boats on the shore resulted
IN the d',ath OF numerous men and wo-
mee. Oialy tho strongest got possession
OF 4 cais and survived. In the scramble
for ,lncll boat the crafts we're wrecked
or m pde unscsworthy.
Sur vivors coming In to-day from near
by rec Is tell Of the disappearance Of In
habilea' Glands and the heavy loss OF
life
The evening world., 1910-12-19
FRED TENNEY BECOMES
MANAGER Of THE DOVES.
Former Giant Selected by New Bos'
ton Owners to Pilot
1911 Team.

BOSTON. Dec. lS.-tFred Tenney was
to-day appointed manage OF the Boston
Nationals. Announcement was made by
President Russell at the conclusion Of
q meeting of tho ciub oficials.
RusseM's statement was: Tho board
OF directors has been In session and
have conferred with Fred Lake and
VIed Tenney. The directors like Mr..
AXE very mach and had It not been
!, " negotiations made previous to the
n Ange In ownership no change would
"A We been made In the management OF
he club. Tenney has beer OF the
west possible service 90 me while
he negotiations were in progress. The
iircc TORS do rot agree in having divided
,utho witty and Lake and Tenney agree
rht also.
..To-, Way the directors decided that the
nsnaQ, " Of the club for 1871 should be
Ersd r enney. Mr.. Lakes contract,
. Wis for a 5000 salary for 1911,
viii he II we'd up TO In every respect. and
,ho none v Will be paid In accordance
With the contract. unless. with Mr.,
| axes wv request. the contract is ter
minated"
The evening world., 1910-12-19
RESCUES SIX FROM FIRE.

Fire Quilted the candy. cigar and sta
tionery shop OF Abraham Tantell at No.
itSG Lexington avenue his afternoon.
The FIRE started among the pots OF II
number Of painters who were r%enovating
the place.
Opposite the fire Is a big public school,
but there was no panic there as all the
pupils We're kept from the windows and
were treasured by their teachers.
Policeman Warren Of the arsenal sta
tion had some trouble In getting his
family out of the apartment directly
over the burning store. one of his
daughters Il crippled and he had to
cave his wife m the other ave child
rem while he carried her down through
the smoke, With the assistance Of y
u. Arnheim, who was passing, the
others were brought down before the
arrival of the fremen.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
WALL STREET.

Nh best tn.bing the stock market has
Witnessed for some time occurred during
the nrst hour this morning. when the
entire liAt NOW n UP for a an form nd
vance or about l point. Ehrl,' trading
was a decided Improvement 'ever las
weeks sessions. p, Reading. Uhion Pa
cinc, stDel. L.ehiA Valley and st. Paul
received the bulk Z I buying oihers. out
other ianies were In good demfmd.
Increased buying \ OF stocko carried
the market rapidly Upward during the
afternoon. The upwa ID swing was con
tinuous and oulminatS l nt top prices OF
the day at closing tim e. Gains ranged
from 1 10 3 points. With everything
traded in showing sea ne amount oil
gain.
Persistent buying OF n eadirg acceh'
tuated buying OF other ID mes. anu the
ffnal hour Witnessed a gen erai demahc
for all stocks. Besides Ra tdilfs' uhef'
were large gains established IN ohoi
Pacific. Southern Railway. New 1orf
Central and National Lead S'eei' oe
spite adverse trade conditit NV us
played a fractional gain. -,.u.
Total sales Of stocks wcra 'i""
shares, and Of bonds 2,o29. 900.