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The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-09-16

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 The 5V;1ifrsd agz.se6 57va 2. n up the siyer lass Ia~saa5 War = .,ir..- @4.s-4 ..4i', 1t Paa4uas lsie c2od ua4
 MT. Thomas Ian4-ss is fsz3- . newraof Ut on ais .sfe1 street tn eeeA
 MT. J. [. Bssym41 q syre spent Sunday witA & @ ir.. John E. Nerlaa aad .1'r.
 The A,a.9s fa.},y nery tug ChilEnt rssde sut4 ta 54neau this weel. sbe Was = .'s5iness for the A sae.s..on.
 Mayor an .;rs. t,1a d open house last Saturday nl tod 1ye a good time daa e T. ,- aptel. A good crowd attended d.. n anj joy able time W lss.
 Manager k aaan3 oi the Photo show, has an .4naed hat n the near future be ,.ll can 6 the na ne , of that popula1 p.-.afe house from the Photoshow = he Rex
 Manager c, { Harris was in from Santa Ar ;te first of the week and reps Faet the cauprry has up her full D < md ever thing is ready tor shipment south.
 Leonard Campbell returned yn the City of Seattle Tuesday iron {. trip to the south. Leonard report having good time on his vacation and leaving his mother much inn proved in health.
 A daughter was born to Mir. ard Mrs. Neill at the Hospital early Wednesday morning. The young lady weighed Seven pounds and is doing fine. Capt. Neill is going to send out boat load of cigars and smiles this week.
 While playing in the ball game last Sunday Wm. Lewis, in throw ing a ball, accidently wrenched his arm and in consequence has bee n making frequent trips to the Dr's office. Although the member is very painful it is rapidly getting better.
 The big cannery ship Star 0 Greenland" with this seasons pacl; of salmon from the local Alaska Packers Association cannery vii
Williams news., 1915-03-18
COME ID BLOWS
 OVER BOON RENT

Early Wednesday afternoon, G. w. Glowner and h landlord, R. R. Powers came to blows as a cli- max to a disagreement over the rent of the office room that has been occupied by MT. Glowner, in the cottage house. The stories told by the two men differ quite m aterially. The case will come to court later.
 MT Glowner is reported directly to have said that the difficulty arose over the payment of acces-
 ive rental and an order to vacate. He asserts that MT. Powers became angered at him and either made Q pass or attempted 10 make . pass at him. MT. Glowner, so his story goes, then gave MT. Powers all that was due him.
 MT. Powers states that the diff culty arose over his giving MT. Glowner notice to vacate. The time limit for vacating the room was up Tuesday. A little after noon Wednesday so he says, MT. Glow her asked him (Mr. Powers) if he was going to make him (Mr. Glow ner) move out. Powers replied, ''You have had your notice and know the law.''
 Then, so MT. Powers relates, MT. Glowner. uttering an oath, struck him knocking him against the wall. Then, as he describes the encounter, MT. Glowner follow ed him up with other blows. He (Mr. Powers) being unable to run and seeing that he was in for severe beating, clinched with his opponent but being no match for strength was quickly floored. MT. Glowner soon had him helpless with his head in the corner made by the union of the floor and the mop board. MT. Glowner, he con- tinues, had one knee upon his chest and there beat him mercilessly.
 To use Powers own words:
 'After he had beat whey out of me fer awhile, he asked You dirty -, Now will you let me stay to May frst?' George I said, my eyes are so full of blood that I can't see, but you know the law. He then beat me some more and asked me the same question. told him he knew the law"
 That is about all of MT. Powers story. His face tells who it was that received the punishment and there seems to be no noticeable marks upon MT. Glowner except upon his knuckles. Fuller details will probably be brought out in the trial.
Williams news., 1915-03-18
NEWS FORCE ID SEE CRYSTAL CAVES

As fitting reward for services well done, the News is planning 10 give the members of the office force picnic party The Crystal Caves have been chosen the place to spend the outing The Big will be used of conveyance Two and three passengers will be carried at trip One load will ride all the way from williams The others will go by train far as Ash Fork The date has not yet been definitely set but the party waits only on the roads,
Williams news., 1915-03-18


 It is reported that Dr. Espenosa went this week to join his wife in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is not known when he will return. There is some co mplaint in Bos- ton that baseball is interfering with art; still baseball mas given Boston considerable prominence that would have been impossible to art. AS hostile fleets approach the Dardanelles, Alb Hamid at least has the melancholy privilege of sayin, "I told you so''.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
AUTHORITIES PAR VISIT 9
TO ALDEMARLE SCHOOLS

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
Ecottsville, Va, May County
superintendent of Public Schools Nc
ManAway and DR.. Heck, of the Univer-
sity OF virginia. visited the high school
here last week. In the school auditorium
they spoke to the children, and In the
Methodist church at night they deliv-
cred addresses TO the parents and older
people OF the community. Mr.. Nc
MAnaway started his hearers by saying
that Investigations under the supervt-
sion OF the State Board of Health
showed that the country children wsrs
more subject to physical ailments than
those attending city schools This he
attributed as due to the inaccessibility
OF specialists for chiIdren's disease. A
resolution wAs passed. suggesting that
the county board OF supervisors employ
4 trained nurse to visit In the homes
and give professional advice.
DR. Heck. on the subject. THAT Boy
OF Yours, made most interesting and
Instructive speech. After years Of
thoughtfnl study and closA observation
Ne was snabled 70 present his theme In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
LODGED IN CITY JAIL
Tom Coles Brought to Rachmoi
Yesterday.

Ton, Coles Brought TO Richmond
Yesterday.
Tom Coles, the negro sentenced m
MeckIenburg County Circuit Court
Ttiday 20 die in the electric chair, on
Inne d. after having p-en tried and
convicted within an hour. for =
fienfiish offense. was brought 70
richmond yesterday and placed n
the hospital ward Of the city jail.
Coles was brought into Richmond
nv sheriff Beales. OF Mecklenburg.
hv way of Petersburg, to which cty
he was accompanied by the Peters.
hurr Grays. who had been ordered
our To guard the prisoner during Ms
speedy trial. along with the Clarke-
vile company.
coles pas put aboard . special car
al Roydton at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning, but owing to . delay OF sew
eraI hours did not leave the scene
of his trial until shortly after 2
o'clock. During tho long wait he sat
quietly, but awake to every move
around him. inside the car with him
we're the Petersburg Grays. While the
Meckienburg Guard threw . Gordon
~ pickets around the car and others
spatrofed the principal streets leading
fe the, railway station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
TIME NOT RIPE. SAYS BRYAN.


No likelihood OF Recognition OF Car
ranxa's Government.
Washington, D. c., May 1.--Ev-
dences are at hand that General Car
ranEA II hopeful that things will SOON
shape themselves In Msxieo so a. to
Justify him in asking for recognition
BY the United StateG That repre-
seutatives OF the first chief are in-
dustriousiy circulating statements
about recognition in the hope Of In
fiucncing public sentiment in this
country - evident from unofficial adj
vices received in Washington. Sec
retafy Bryan admitted today that
''certAin documents" had been placed
In his hands bearing on the question
OF recognition. but he denied that they
came from Carranza. He insisted that
they were in no sense official.
The secretary declared emphatcal-
" that the time had not come to dis
cuss seriously the recognition OF any
government In Mexico. It II known.
OF course, that until one Of the
groups attains an ascendancy strong
enough to enable Il to hold m election
under the forms prescribed BY the
constitution of the republic, the United
States win give no thought to recog-
milton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02

says Her Name Was Used In tins
AutlSoFized Manner.
New, York, May Audrey Nun
son, model for artists, scuiptors and
illustrators, who has become known
al the exposition GIRL because she
posed for many OF the figures on the
arches, buildings and other structures.
at the Panama Pacific Exposition.
flied suit In the Supreme Court today
for $4,000 damages against B. +.
Keith's New York Theaters Company
owner of the 0rpheum TheateF In
Brooklyn. and the United Booking
offices.
Miss Munson says In her complaint
that the defendants wrongfully used
her name and poses I'm advertising
her as an attraction at the Orpheurn
Theater In Brool<lyn without her con-
sent, and falsely represented another
person to b her. She alleges that the
defendants wrongly advertised her to
appear at other theaters when she
had no intention Of doing So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
TAGGED KNOBS TELL OF
CITY PLANNING SHOW


According to the plans and to ar
rangements already made by Director
John E. Lathrop, Of the exhibits OF
the American Cities Bureau, and
others Interested in the boosting OF the
city planning exhibit to be had at SCI
Hast Main Street from Monday to FRI
day, inclusive. Richmond should
awake this morning with It's door
knobs hanging with tags announcing
the exhibit. The work OF tagging the
scity's door-knobs Ii In the hands OF
the Boy Scouts Of the city. whose aid
was enlisted.
During the last week Mr.. Lathrop
has attended half dozen luncheons
of business and civic organizations,
has addressed score OF gaaherings
and has given hundreds Of interviews.
boosting the scientific city building
show.
Mr. I.athrop last night talked 20
members Of Post A. T. p. A.. at their
meeting at headquarters. Third ana
Main Streets, and he was assured o.
the cooperation OF the travelling men
in Interesting as many people as pos
sible In the show. -,
The city planning exhibit VIII open
Monday and 1t II expected that iaIk
number OF the Jcitys business men. CITY
offsciais. architects builders ana men
of the allied trades Will inspect "
Tuesday night is Rotary Mite ~ tne
city show and there will be plenty IN
the show room, S21 East Main. 10 IN
teres, every Rotarfan, as well as every
Epther citizen who makes visit thefe'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02

New Books 1t State Library.
List of books recently received III
the Virginia State Library:
Bacterial in Relation to Plant e.
eases. by E. F. Smith. 1914.
Les Cruantes Bulgares en- MAJ
doine orientale. Is12-is. 1914,
The Changing Chinese. BY =
Death. b. maurice Maetsrlins 4.
i Economic History of Russia. NJ
James Mavor. v. 1914.
Fighting the Slave Hunters In C4R-
trail Africa, by A. ]. Swami. 1919
Genealogy OF the Family OF Jost4h
Ward. by e. A. Ward. 1914.
History Of Russia, by v. Q. Kluc1es
oslxy. 3 v. 1s11-13.
- Hew England Aversed i Herofu4toN
Of Force. by b. o. Flower. 1905
In Widest Africa, by Peter No.
Queen. 1908.
International Law, by r. Baty- 1SMA&
A Labrador Spring. by C. !. TCNN.
send. 1910.
Letters on Var and Neutrality, 8y
r. e. Holland. 1914.
The Mongols. by J. Curtin. 1904
Our Judicial Oligarchy by g.
Roe. 1912.
The Penetration of Arabia. by n
g. Hogarth. 1914. -
Portraits of the nth Century,. h5|
Sainte Beuve. 2v. 1904.
The Question Of Alcohol by 3. A
williams. 1914.
Reason and Belief by sir Oiiye9
Lodge. 1910.
Reconstruction In North CsrolfeA
by J.. G. Hamilton. 1914.
saive venetia, by Marion Crawford
2v 1906.
stewart Of Lovedais, by James
Yelis 1909. u jsss|
Thinking BLACK. by Daniel Cx1M~
ford. 1913.
FORKS Of Victor Hugo. BY DAntel
Crawford. 1914.
World1 End, by Amelie Trou6ets'
skoy 1914 M 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02

poor fund treasurer. W.
J. Crowder; musical director. j u.
assistant director. Harry
Dodge: wednesday evening director.
Charles III. Cain; organist. Miss Alma
first assistant organtst.
Miss Lucille McCullock; second ~
sistant organist. Miss Ella Turner;
pianist Wednesday evening. Miss Ella
Turner; assistant pianist "Wednesday
evening. Miss Blanche Andrews; col
iectors. r. 8. Walsh. chairman: 3. g.
Forest Colfier, Tom PuSh, Wiiife
SAyory, q. w. Rocker. william Ruck-
Or, j. III. Dance. Allen Parkinson:
ushsrs, n. n. wharton, chairman: ].
r. Stone. e. II. Titmus. O. 8. Condry,
Il n. 0oulder, A. w. Baxter. r. "A
Arnold, Harvey Andrews, John Gully
John Ghelneld; superintendent enye.
lopee. w. r. Maitland. financial Soc
rs9ary, Frank NcICennsy; hnAsce
COMMITTEES, u II Titmus. chairman;
r. n. wharton. n. n. Titmua. A, W
Baxter, J. r. Haiaty. Willie 6avory, ],
Robert sutherland. B.. G. Cook.
Foreign missions. w. r. Rucker
chasrman: education board, j. ID. Nc
Kcnney, chairman: ministers relief
y. A. Rucker. chairman: home mis-
sions, Herbert Savory. chairman: STATE
missions. w. ]. Crowder. chAirmanl
city missions. W. r. Rogers. chairman;
librarians, c. w. whitehead and w
r. Maitland: choir members. Mes.
danes James Underwood. HARRY
smith. Myrtle Davis, ]. q. Mckinney
Charles II. Spain. Misses Annie Jor'
tian. Nellie sutherland Ruth johnson
Myra Kruse. NaOmiA Brockweli
II Cuise Rogers, Pauline Rogers
Messrs. W. j. Crowdcr, w. H. M1c
kassey. c. III. Cain. Allen Perkins -
j. Holmes, John Hawkins. in addition
% the director ana assistant directol
and the orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02

Kansas CITY. No. MAY 1.-The gov
ernment health service begins today .
sanitary survey h Wilson County, KAN
sas. with view u eliminating typhoid.
malaria and suhereuloefe Fredonia,
Kansas. 10 the heAdduArters OF tha
and other conditions that need sAn-
itary improvements The emissariss Of
Uncle Sam are out TO destroy the mos
quito ana ny pests. and drive out rats
which are known to he disease spread
Afe. The experts are allowing mavtn8
ptotures to illustrate the approved
method Tor the public % aid In ths
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02

Atlanta, May l.--A new claimant
has appeared Tor The honor OF having
thu largest family ID O~ors1a. aMd
Incidentally sets = new and aatoniahs
ing record.
.JJncle Mark" Hall. who lives tn
NICHOLS, Georgia. 4 reppfted ~ tha
editor OF the country weekly published
II that town, 10 ~ the Nfher Of TWEEN
ty-nine children. which T. thrss more
vet claimed. Mr.. Hall hax been mar
RED twice, 1t Ii gtated. and hAs elxh-
teen Of the twenty-nine children stiil
Among other recent cl&isn4pts 10 tbs
honor ~ having The lAr9eat hhmJIlea
3. j. Tucker. Of TIN County: NatisnnieI
HiIrrf. a. Pierce County; Hrs Gyn-
thie Grimm. 81 Wkre County. hut none
.s s & 4, s,H''|s e. - 6 =: &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR DR.. T. r. ENGLISH

Memorial services for Rev. T. n.
English. ID. D., professor OF New Tes-
lament interpretation at the Union
Theological Seminary will be held
this evening at 8 o'clock in the sem
mary chapel. DR.. W. w. Moore, pres
ident OF the seminary, will deliver
the address = s '4s-i !. - ~ z :
Dr. Engiish died on March Is, after
long service in the faculty Of the In
stitution. He was wildly known
throughout the South and greatly be-
loved by the students and BY all
who knew him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
r., r. & P. PLAYGROUND
ON BROAD STREET

The Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac playground, ON Broad street,
between Laurel and Shafer Streets,
has been opened.
The Playground Association has
been allowed the use of the lot. All
improvements to the lot were made at
the expense OF the railway company,
whose attention to the lot was di-
rected by Mrs Charles r. Boiling.
who suggested that it would make an
ideal playground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
Hirh Constables Sale

viii sell BY public Anction on
T,,esdny, the 4th day Of May. 1915.
AZ / o'clock n: NJ, ~ gxt East Bruad
street. the following property. 70 sat-
t.fy 4 distress warrant NV. IA. and
a NJ. Srhwarxschtld W Home Rain
,.oat Company and Joseph ChanKiel u.
IN my hands; Iron Safe. Reccpt
Trsckinx. about $40 Haincoata lot
81 Kab6et Hats ana Caps,
Thln ekuck n In Ar6k class condts
tians ana presents IN exceptionally
GOOD opportunity for dealers 80 buy
81 bargain prices
's IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
AVIAN siexel,s refund.

New York. May 1.-The depositors
in the defunct banks operated BY
Henry Siegel. former dry-goods king,
arc engerfy Awaiting notice. that part
at least. of their deposits IL collectabie-
Mr. Siegel. who IL seeking the clem-
ency Of the con t. has promised to re-
fund a substantial sum to the deposit
ors in his banks. He was found guilty
last November OF misdemeanor in con-
nection with the failure Of his chain
of department stores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
Edward b. EastOn Dies

New York. May 1.---EdWArd d.
,Eastpn, president OF the CoiumbiAI
Nraphaphone Company, died ut his
in Gloucester Mass., April 10. 1855,
ana has been prominent IN the de-
,yslopment OF the talking machipe. He
was = graduate Of thu Columbia Law
School.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
BOARD WILL REPORT
ON GAS PROPOSAL

re Administrative Board will re-
,.a,s 70 the Council Public Utilities
ca,nmitfee Tuesday night against the
proposal to lease the Richmond Gas
works TO the Southern Gas ana hiec-
,r,c Company. The committee 70 eA-
pected to make on adverse report "
the Council.
,rhe Administrative Board discussed
80 matter in conference yesterday.
h,, mad nothing to give out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
WHTTTET ON JOB
AGAIN TOMORROW

Chairman Robert whittet. Jr,. OF
the Administrative Board. who has
been Ill since February -. will be
back ct his post Monday, Mr.
Whittst was compelled to undergo an
operation at Grace Hospital and for
q time his condition was serious.
yics-chairmaa. John Hirschbsrg hss
been acting 40 chairman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02
STRICKEN WITH ms HEART.
r. j. SchIOsscr, Of Street Cleantl
Department. Dies Suddenly.

Department. Dies Suddenly.
Harry J. Schlossar. sixty-eiGht
Years old, .or number Of ySars
4 member of the city Street Clean
ting Department, was strirken with
heart failure while at work near
ninth and Broad Streets about :
o'clock Friday afternoon and died
within ave minutes after falling g
ths street unconscious. Severed peU-
Me saw him stagger and fall. and by
SANDERS rushed to his assistance. He
vas taken into residences II so4
East Broad Street. and medical ala
the arrival or q physician.
his body was viewed by Coroner
TayIor. ana after that cfiiciai had de-
cided that an inquest Was unnccea-
q m. tho remains were turned over e
N undertaking esta hllshment Tor
burial: -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02

Presbytsrinn Church. Il the corner 81
Miller Arenas ana STUART Road. WI
~ occupied III fho conxre4nt lon Tor
the nrsl tixae today. Dere1coe viii ~
hela ho4H x46rn1n9 ap& 6xA1inEs ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-02

a manner that not only arrested =
tention, but that also led to the -
results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-30

Omaha Carpet Renovating Co. Doug. 1911.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-30

chi. -Neb. Limited TO Lincoln.a s;l5 am a B:li pm
colorado a California EXP "a 1 40 pm 4: 90 pm
Oklahoma a Texas Express. "A Z 100 pm ali 80 am
Rocky Mountain Limited O.. ali :22 pm a rs am
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-30
Gar Cheered When
He Reviews Troops

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.)
ODESSA. Russia, May u.-Tho EN-
perors trip 20 southern Russia. the lat
est OF the remarkable series of Journeys
which thu Russian ruler has been max
Ing into various parts of his empire in a
democratic effort to get closer In touch
with his people, was n complete success.
In Odessa his reception was tremen-
dously enthusiastic, although the city IL
strongly liberal and has never boon
noted for any perfervid loyalty to the
empire
The emperor drove through streets lined
with cheering crowds. He wore n simple
service uniform. with the Manufactured
blouse OF u Russian officer OF the ordi-
nary rank. lie rode In an automobile.
attended by a single aide. During his
progress across the city he threw etl-
quette and tradition TO tho winds and
stood up In his car. hat In hand. bowling
and smiling to the cheering crowds.
In central square the emperor stepped
out of his automobile and inspected the
local troops II was no perfunctory
ceremony AT a brisk pace he walked
along the entire front, stopping now and
then to exchange word with one OF the
prlNeteH' Inen ne walked Dack thought
fully to the center OF the line and made
brief extempore speech. II was with
out oratorical embroidery. simply worded
and matter-of-fact in delivery. but won
derfully effective. He reviewed the his
tory Of the war. reminded the men of
Rnssia's glorious past and spoke OF the
splendid deeds OF the army in the pres
ent campaigns.
DO as your brothers have done" he
said In closing. DO as they have done
on the battlofields OF East Prussia, Ga
loia and Bukowina. God win watch over
you. and Russia will remember you"
There was absolute silence for n full
minute after he had finished. Then the
silence was broken by thunderous
chorus Of cheers: Long live the en-
perori Long live the Little Father
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-30
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Session Of Exchange, Owing to Holt
day and Diplomatic Possibil-
tiles, is Superficial.
TONE IRREGULAR AT OUTSET


NEW YORK. May 9-In the face OF q
double holiday and strong limitations
that Germany's reply to Washington'a
note In the matter OF the Lusltania might
be made public before the resumption OF
business on Tuesday, today's brief session
of the stock exchange was altogether n
superficial affair The tone OF the out
set was Irregular. gradually verging to-
wards henNiness on rumors that Germany
has issued another marine warning. More
careful pcrusal OF this notice served TO
allay apprehension and In some quarters
was regarded as n desire on Berlin's part
TO show greater Cancellation. Leading
stocks made full recovery in the final
dealings. the market closing with firm
tone.
shares OF the Iow-priced railroads,
mainly Rock Island and Missouri Pa
ciiic. moved contrarily. Rock Island was
again under moderate pressure, but Mis-
souri, Pacific displayed greater steadlness
or announcement that more notes HAD
been deposited under the plan to extend
payment for another year.
Routine news bore on the general trade
situation, the leading dry goods houses In
this processing TO see further improve
nicnt. Advices touching upon the steel
industry told OF greater activity at lead
ing centCrs OF manufacture.
The Canadian Pacific railway sub.
mitted Its report OF earnings for April
showing a loss in net OF $4,000 and q
total decrease since last July OF E,s1+,0o0-
Canadian Pacific was firm in London.
hut inclined TO furt her heaviness here
The Erie railroads returns for April also
showed the effect OF increased operating
expenses with a decrease OF sSSo00 IN
net
Total sales OF stocks amounted 10 $4,000
shares.
The bank statement disclosed another
large expansion OF loans, but the aVtuhl
cash gain amounted to considerably over
$500 coo. with an increase OF slightly more
than $1,000 600 In reserves.
Bonds were irregular on moderate trad
ing. Total sales, par value, aggregated
$S9S 900 United states coupon 4 advanced
a point on call during the week.
Number OF sales aud loading quotations