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ed above or in c.ty banning will be accepted. For all but the junior grade professional experience in landscape architecture is required. Applications must be filed not later than July 26, 1941.
 To fill the needs in various Government agencies for nurses for hospital and public health nurs- ing. medical technicians, and lab oratory workers, two new examina- ticns in these fields and revised type of examination for junior graduate nurse have been an nounced. They are:
 Public health nursing consultant, s2,6oO and S3,2Oo a year. Comple- ton of a fcur-year college course including or. supplemented by at least one year of study in public health nursing, graduation from an accredited school of nursing, and experience as public health nursing
 
 supervisor are required. The clos ing date is August 26, 1e41. Medical technician, $l,620 to $2,- 900 a year; junior laboratory help CT, $1 ,440 a year. The optional sub jects are general and roentgenology and in addition for some of the positions, surgery. Applicants must have completed at least IA units oi high-school study, unless they pas: a written general test. Appropriats laboratory. clinical, or operating room experience is required.
 Junior graduate nurse, Veterans Administration Public Health Serv' ice, and Indian Field Service, $1, 620 a year Applicants are no long CT required to take a written test and the vision requirement ha been modified Applications will D rated as received until further no
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06
0DUNA.D0CkS HERE TO TAKE
 LUMBER LOAD

After arriving at Dupont to lm- lead powder, the Alaska Steamship freighter Oduna, Capt. G. J. Goet1 and purser G. w. Parks, pulled into Juneau from the South at 6 o'clock this morning.
 The vessel will load lumber here for the Westward and continue to Seward and Seldovia. Part of the cargo from the South for Westward ports is building materials for a school at Homer and eight dissem- bled flat cars for the Alaska Rail road
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06

tice.
 Applications for the positions Of card -punch operators and tabulat- ing machine operators listed below will be rated as received until fur ther notice. Appointments will be made in Washington, D. C., only. A written test will not be given.
 Alphabetic card-punch operator; under, card-punch operator, $l,260 a year. Applicants must have had at least two full months of paid experience in the operation of card punch machines, or training course which included 60 hours in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06
CLITHEROS THROUGH

Mrs. Russell Clithero, wife of the manager of the Sitka Hotel, and her daughter, Laura Jean, who was graduated last week from the Sit ka High School, visited friends in Juneau last evening while the North Sea was in port They are bound for Seattle for a visit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06

STEP to Health with Better Feet. Phone GAS. Chiropodist Dr. Stoves
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06

actual operation of card-punch ma- chimes.
 Tabulating, machine operator; all phabetic tabulating machine opera tor; $l,26O to $l,44O year. Appli- cants must have had appropriate experience in the operation of cleo tric tabulating or alphabetic tabl- lating machines.
 Full information as to the re- ouirements for these examinations and application forms, may be oo' tained at 311 Federal Building
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06

Empire Classifieds Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND

NORTHBOUND
 Q Yukon scheduled to arrive at Q 8:30 o'clock. this evening.
 . Princess Lcuise scheduled to
 6 arrive late tomorrow after noon or evening.
 : Baranof due Sunday.
 North Coast due Tuesday.
 . SCHEDULED SAILINGS
 . Alaska scheduled to sail from
 : Seattle am. tomorrow
 . Princess Charlotte scheduled to [ . sail from Vancouver June ' 2
 . at 9 pm.
 . Northland scheduled to sail [ from Seattle June II. . Taku scheduled to sail from [ . Seattle June 12. . North Sea scheduled to sail . . from Seattle June l3 at 10 . 6 am. . SOUTIIBOUND SAILINGS . . Aleutia nscheduled tc arrive . . scuthbound at 8 o'clock Sun . . day night. . . Tyee scuthbound Tn UT d y . . morning. . LOCAL SAILINGS . . Estebeth scheduled to sail . , every Wednesday at G pm. Q , for Sitka and wayportS. , Naha leaves every Wednesday . , at 1 pm. for Petersburg, Port . , Alexander, Rake and way . , ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06
Thousands of Police and Sheriffs Work wifh EBI
 InInternaI Defense Plan

Continued from Page One)
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TAKE AN OATH


 The first thing these police of ficials must do is take an oath, which, without calling for any ale glance which would interfere with their obligations locally, ends or. this note: T will constantly strive to cooperate in the safeguarding o1 cur internal security and in the defense of the nation
 This is the tie that binds and in the first quarter of 194l 1t bound 8,357 police officials (and consequently the forces working under them) into the FBI's mo- bilization plan.
 As an example of now these conferences blanket a state, Cali fornia may be cited. Quarterly con- ferences have been held in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Stockton Martinez, Sacramento, Napa, Oak land. Bedding, San Rafael, Wat sonville, Eureka, San Diego, E. Centro, Fresno, Bakersfield, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardlnf and Santa Barbara. That is cover age.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06
SLIGHT MISTAKES DEPT

GOLDSBORO, N. c. = A Colds boro housewife hurriedly seized her grocery list and set out for the store. At the store she found she had taken, by mistake, the com plete roster of three major league baseball teams-compiled by her eight-year- daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06
TIDES

(Sun time, June D
 Low tide-5:06 am, -1.8 feet. High tide-1l:24 am, 1858 feet. Low tide-5:12 pm, l.3 feet. High tide-ll:19 p.m.,. 19.0 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome. on sale at J. D. Burford & Co. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-06

(NEXT: What happens at "FBI Law Enforcement Offi- cers Mobilization Plan for Ma ti0nal Defense" conference and what the results are.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Eureka Shows
.S63,355 Profit
For ; Months

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Com
pany reports for the quarter ended
April 80. a net profit of S63.355.
after provision for federal income
taxes nj current rates. etc, equal
10 81 cents share. compared with
a net loss of S34, 465 in the quarter
ended January 81 last. and a net
loss Of s36. POT in the April quarter
OF 1910.
For the nine months ended April
30 last. indicated net loss was
S35.437 against net loss of SILL
S75 In the nine months ended
April 30. 1910.
Sales Of the companys vacuum
cleaners increase steadily
throughout the quarter. reaching
a four-year high-in April. accord
ing TO Henry w. Burritt, presi-
dent. The outlook for the current
quarter is bright, he declared. with
every indication pointing 10 in
creased sales. Eureka's backlog
is substantial and its current in
ventory position satisfactory, he
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
New Air Trip
To Washington

For the second time in 10 days,
air service between Detroit and
Washington has been increased by
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines, ef-
fective today, 10 accommodate the
Tremendous traffic over THIS route,
which is rapidly becoming one Of
the most heavily Travelled Always
in tho country.
The new schedule addition. an
nounccd today by +. c. Klein, di-
vision traffic manager for the air
line. provides a total Of 10 flights
daily between here and the ma
tons capital, the greatest number
in the history Of Pea. The new
flight is an evening departure
leaving Detroit Al S:45 p. m. and
arriving al Washington AT II So
p. m. Intermediate stops are made
al Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Today's schedule expansion by
Pennsylvania Central also includes
q new evening flight to Milwau-
kee, Klein said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Tells Regulation

As 10 regulation, Recknel
added:
Life assurance is regulated
by the 1909 act. viii while II
prescribed n particular form Of
balance sheet. I'm no way what
ever regulates the class of assets
In which n company may invest.
With regard to the method 81
valulng ordinary shares in the
balance sheet, this also is "a mat
ter within the discretion Of each
company. This society adopts
the practice Of writing mp or
down each year the market
prices of all securities, the i'm
pact Of the changes In value
being taken by n reserve fund.
Tho society is naturally care
ful In It's choice Of ordinary
shares for Investment and re-
Stricts itself In general 10 those
companies whose shares have
fair markctability md which
can stand up to an exhaustive
analysis 90 past results.
AS a matter Of comparison
with other companies. the aver
age amount invested by all Brit
ish life offices in ordinary shares
on December 81. 1887, the latest
date for which figures are avail
able. was almost 10 per cent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Dow Co.
Net, Sales
at Record

Sales of the Dow Chemical Com
pany are running at the highest
levels on record. All important
divisions are king at near
capacity. Increased production
facilities for major products are
being put into operation, and
still other expansions are being
planned. with magncsium-metal
and moldings-and plastics show
ing the largest and quickest
growth.
Earnings for tho quarter and
fiscal year ending May 81 should
equal and quite possibly exceed
the peak showing of year ago.
despite the sharply higher taxes
and the rising labor costs of the
current period. Final results, how
ever. are contingent upon deci-
sions that have not yet been made
in regard 10 tax and amortization
charges.
Dow's not profit Of S5.Sl9l27
for the nine months ended Febru-
AIRY %. equal after preferred divi-
dends 10 Si92 a share on 1,l35. 1877
shares of common stock was
slightly ahead OF the comparable
1910 periods S5.495 945 or SSH a
share on l.03l- 9SS shares. In view
of current peak sales. an even
larger gain normally would be ex-
pected 10 be shown by the full
voor IN relation IN last wears not
earnings of S7.l59.l67 or S665 a
share on the l.03l .98S shares then
outstanding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
British Actuary Explains
Common Stock Investment
M. 8. RukeySer:

Insurance Company OF London.
which during the bombing sea-
son has temporarily moved its
head office 10 Stanmore. Eng
land. an appraisal of the expert
cnce Of this pioneer Institutional
investor in common stocks.
In setting forth his expert
ence with common stock invest
ment for a life insurance COM
pany, this British executive told
me.
This society In reckoned as
the pioneer among British life
assurance companies In ordinary
share common stock invest
ment. The society first en-
barked on the investment Of
ordinary shares i'm 1922 and has
ever since then maintained a
percentage OF its total assets in
this way. the percentage rang
ing from about 10 per cent 10
about 90 per cent. On Dec. 81.
1910. for instance the ordinary
shares figure in the balance
sheet at just over 100000
pounds sterling free sterling is
now quoted al about S403 per
pound) on total assets Of about
f7.50O.00O, thus equal 10 10 per
cent.
cover this long period Of ~
years the society's ordinary
share investments have yielded
capital profit to Dee. al ,I9ia.
OF f65, 800. You will appreciate,
Of course, that these invest
ments were on A constantly ris-
ing fund. the assets on Dec. 81.
1922. being f3,900.000 and on
Dec. 81. 1910. just over f7.500,-
600. The foregoing profit has
been earned In period which
includes the international slump
Of l929-Sl and the outbreak of
tho present war.
Not only have ordinary
shares yielded q capital profit,
they have produced also a sub
stantially higher income. The
estimated income yield from the
society's ordinary share invest
ments held on Dec. 81. 1910. IL
e., per cent before reduction of
the income tax"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
First Objective

Reckncll pointed out that the
first objective of common stock
investment. namely the higher
income yield. had been fulfilled.
but in regard "a tho second.
namely an imitation hedge. he
indicated that II is doubtful
whether under present condi-
tons common shares provide
any initiation hedge, largely be-
cause Of taxation.
ON participating policies, the
British companies do not guar
antcc cash surrender values.
and assure policy loans only up
10 90 per cent Of the stated
value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

New York and wholesale roufsyrou.
meta quo's'icns supplied by Federated
tin nominal New YORK. 81 10 fu,ur, I'm
~ SIS lake grade copper delivered MID.
west. p electrolytic spot Smersr f2H
II 50 castinE copper u q; - Louis lead
nony - virgin aluminium II
TIN quisi Others fairly activs Exnor'
copper ~ resale nominal i2so Zinc
ssls' eat5 tons. oPM priority on ~ per
csnt ore $4,000 tons ~ zinc IN June Free
sterling exchange So3N.
Nrw YORK. May y. -Am.r,csn sn.r.
i7g ard Refining COMPANY Vas awarded a
contract 30 supply me Boston Navy Yard
with 500. OO0 pounds NJ rehnsd LEAD m IN.
haTis Of a SIS cents a pound price
In addition. bids IN 900 400 pounds NJ
lead for the Newport Navy Yard were
opened TODAY and further tonnage Of
ino 600 pounds ~ lead IL being asked for
by Tho Boston Yard tomorrow
With defense activity gaining spacs
there was no leidown IN lead buvns to.
day, ann demand continued In excess ~
available supplies Price held Arm A. SIS
30 ; 20 cents pound delivered New York
and S 10 cents ~ Louis
Domestic production ~ principal pri-
mary producers NJ COPPER WAS under strict
policy ~ ALLEGATION A. Il cents pound
~ vered Connecticut Valley base Gus
tom snsrer interests reported some sales
made from Their limited supply A. i2is
cents pound
opal primary sellers continues the order
AT 7 rs cents a pound. East 81. Louis
There was = little business reported In
the. market for export copper ny custom
smeiters al II cents q pound 2
New YORK for foreisn copper one LARGE
quote II cents pound. e. a. New
York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Record Electric
Use Reported

NEW YORK May IS Under a
revised method Of figuring the
total power supply, the Edison
Electric institute reported electric
energy consumption for the week
ended May % AZ tho record high
level of -3.Qll.754. 900 kilowatt
hours. This compares with the
previous weeks outturn Of 1852
7l5,000 and last years COMPARE
tive Of 2.5ss s2l 600. both also re-
vised.
Revision Of the figures. the insti-
tute explained. makes il possible
70 bring the data reported In closer
agreement with statistical reports
Of the Federal Power Commission.
In The current weekly report
and hereafter. tho Institute said
the data will reflect certain add
tional governmental and industrial
power generation "a part Of The
public supply not heretofore re-
ported
on the former method OF COM
putation output for the week
ended May n vas 2,s37.Ts3 600
kiloWatt hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

Graphs
Holiday Drivers Ureec
To Take Lesson
From Race Drivers

Holiday drivers can find a
powerful lesson in safety in the
precautions taken by the speed
kings competing In the annual
500-mile classic at indianapolis,
F.. J. Poag assistant general
sales manager Of Dodge, points
out.
None OF the cars I'm the Me-
mortal Day race ventures on the
track" Poag stated. without
the insurance Of having been In
spccted and reinspected. tested
and checked not only for speed
hut for safety.
when the holiday driver
starts on a trip" he continued,
che IL rarely alone; he Is usually
accompanied by his family or
friends. The roads he travels are
frequently unfamiliar and the
traffic plentiful. to say the least.
"The least the sensible motor
list can do Is to make sure Of the
mechanical condition Of his car,
particularly the cardinal points
Of brakes, steering mechanism,
lights, tires and windshield
wiper"
One piece OF advice was par
ticularly stressed by Poag; -
when a car IL passing you,
take your foot off the gas. You
double the other cars speed and
get him to pass you more
quickly. II the driver behind YOU
IL speeder, the sooner you get
him 10 pass YOU. the better for
YOU and those who travel with
you"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Personal Notes
Purely personal stuff:

Purely personal stuff.
T. K Jentes and A. J Martin
have been named retail sales
supervisors in the Detroit dis
trict for the r. r. Goodrich
Company. Jantcs formerly man.
aged the company's Toledo store.
Kenneth II MacQueen, for
merry in charge OF the opera
lions department OF MacManus,
John e. Adams. Inc. Pontiac
Motors account. has been named
head of the sgency's food de-
partment.
l.. r Van Nortwick. Dodge
regional manager in Detroit. has
appointed A. J~Porter manager
of the Toieio tifsftie,y 70fTef re-
places l.. w. Neuman. trans
ferred TO Akron as district man.
ager
George w. Davis has hcen
promoted 10 sales manager Of
the Original Equipment Piston
Ring division of the Sealed
Power Corporation. The corpora
ton will he represented in De-
irolt by George l.. Hawn and
Donald w. Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

Saved; Enough energy 10 raise
seven navy destroyers a foot
~ RAIDER head of-the
Cadillac experimental garage.
estimated 1888 foot tons OF
effort economy in report on
405.207 miles Of testing the
Cadillac hydra-matic drive at
the General Motors Proving
Grounds.
Taken as an individual oper-
alton" RAIDER stated. 1.-THE en-
ergy involved In depressing the
clutch and shifting gears seems
unimportant. Over period Of
days. however. the conservation
reaches surprising total"
Recent tests. RAIDER said.
SHOWED that $50 foot. pounds of
effort are required TO reach high
gear. Eighty-eight per cent. it
was found. went into the clutch
which the hydra-matic drive
eliminates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Edison : Output
Continues High

Total output Of the Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week ended
MAY 25 was 80.175,00o kilowatt
hours. a gain of q per cent over
the 63.254.000 kilowatt hours OF
The corresponding week OF 1910
and a fractional decrease from the
previous weeks total OF S0264 000
kilowatt hours.
Industrial output for the last
week totaled 40,61s.0O0 kilowatt
hours, gain OF AZ per cent over
the 27676,000 kilowatt hours OF
the corresponding week of 1910,
and a fractional decrease from the
previous weeks total OF 40, 1877 900
kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

Now that. the heat OF immedi-
ale controversy in connection
with the SEC advocacy of lib
GRAFTON Of life insurance invest
ment procedure has cooled off,
IL is Interesting 10 reconsider
sumner r Pixies advocacy Of
common stock investment in the
light of British insurance expert
CnCe
AS representative Of the SEC
on the TNEC. il Will be recalled
Pike recently proposed that
state laws governing the eligi-
bility OF investments for life
insurance companies be amended
10 authorize limited and eau
tious investment in substantial
common stocks. The most vocal
Of the American insurance eN-
ecutiveS frowned on the Sug-
gesuon. although some were
disposed openmindedly 10 re-eN-
anime tho whale question Of Life
insurance investment IN Wow ~
tho tendency of the national
economy 10 grow more mature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
e-WiIes Biscuit
Calls So Preferred

NEW YORK, May 2s.--Loose-
Wiles Biscuit Company has called
all OF the outstanding ) per cent
preferred stock for redemption
July : A. sos a share The quar-
terly dividend Of SIPS, which has
been declared upon the stock pay
able July 10 holders ~ records
on June Is. will be paid in the
usual manner.
As Of the end Of last year, there
were outstanding 407l0 shares nj
the preferred Of 500 par. exclud-
ing 1920 shares held in the treas
ury 10 be retired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Huqe Plane BackIoo

With new contract just rc-
ceived from the government for
more than S,000,000. the Ryan
Aeronautical Company reports a
record backlog Of four times
that amount OF business on hand.
In addition, the company has
closed contracts for $4,000. 600
for products OF the exhaust mani.
fold manufacturing division.
Although not definitely an
nounced. the new Air Corps
order is said 70 he for additional
low-wing army primary trainers
Of a standard type now in pro.
duction. The company is re-
ported fooled up for immediate
quantity production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Kruger S Sales
Ahead Of 1910

CINCINNATI May 2s.-kroger
Grocery and Baking Company
sales for the four weeks ended
May II totaled S23.243.359. COM
pared with S2i h65 3es for the like
1910 period. gain Of l03 per cent.
Sslcs for 20Sweeks ended Nav II
wNe 20s.s1s.353. against scr. =
as2s6S for the like period last
year q gain Of II per cent.
Sales for the four weeks ended
April 10 last showed an increase
OF l4.7 per cent over the 1870
period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Store Sales Squirt
In New York Area

NEW YORK, May %. Depart.
mont store sales in the New York
and Brooklyn area Sputed sharply
in the week ended May "a, increaS-
ing l7ig per cont over the like
period year ago. according Ia
the preliminary estimate Of Fed
eral Reserve Bank of New York.
This was the largest increase since
the period ended April is last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Marine News
DETROIT

uP-Trsn,lsk,. 3:oS , N Tusrdsy
Clemson. 4 as Maine 40 DIXON arrived
eos Wovin. go Harvard Dunn ~
SOS Tampiec arrived $50 Core, As
Gshr cleared = Ismss Nsha arrived
~. Ksndtiok. ireland SOS. = p Upson
i0s Ma'hio'' arrived . Venus cleared
e'is: Alpens arrived q 40 Algce.n No.
49, ~-ssS.A 80 "a. ssAV'syesAc,- Efssta~sN .N
rived If as. Marquette. FstsH ~ % =
m wsdnesdsy. norrsn ~ 90: Acsdish,e
IL -. Wyandotte srrived. ~ -. Fitch sr
rived. 50. Torisn. s.; Mead arrived
2:o5: Jsarsy srrived. 2lo Msiieioa IS
lrrue Allen. Ciefus SCHNEIDER, , 4 Cs1p
bell 1929 Mariana Sycamore 3aA MD
land Prince 80 Bsrrailton.rleassrt 81
rived. 30 Osborne. 5.ih, Joliet, 8. VOL
cleared. $40. J r. Davidson. s3b. Sui
phie- pelco'e cleared, 7:05; hunsins 8
bows MCPHERSON Emperor sIop N
Tuesday NeCaunee. 3 rs. Burlington. 10
Laurhlin. 3:35. " q, Nsthef. c. A Baek
3.4o. Sierra cleared. eos p Taylor
west. 30. =. T Weir 500 Taurus. 7:ib
sam Morse : 20. Gary. 1850, Collins.
Donner. s2s Diamond Alkali $50 Ia
Belle. SO. Corsla cleared. . so Harvey
e.iS; Pareny. 1870. Wood. 10 Yates
arrived. 10 IS Zenith City ITO a m.
Wednesday kinney tao suirhue svsds
rops arrived. As. Jarss'Maids cleared
z 90 a ?. phon. -, hoNt, IN Man
usl 3 30 Comet arrived aSo. Pitch
cleared $ Barkhsmstsad Constitution
cleared Z Mead cleared : Msihiot,
cleared rs. Buttsrcup- Frssland cleared
30.
SNIT sTE. MARIE
~ NrHoa. 10 m TUESDAY Hsr-
ves'er noon. Louis HI ~ 10 r n IL
=. Giliies, Pressure l,ls. Nsiilston.
{. Verona. S. q 81 Perkins & Thos.
Lamont g " Humphre, 7 n Butler
i.ehgh. : Lasalie, Troisdoc. south
American " r. Snyder Jr w. X. Nc.
Gesn. p Stce'nn. Manitoba. Prindoo. . 30
superior. Fads Barge i37-r Mlnch, W.
l.. smith 10 10. Calumet r J. Kulas
Stadscona. Franquelln. ~ Gen q " Poe.
outarde. Narsueriie. Alfred J., II 80. A.
MscLsuchlsn. A. n By.rs i a N.
"wednesday; W. j F,lbsrt. 40 c 4
Thompson ? Hulst $40 " Davis 1.
Wills Wills Kiss5s ,c.hs' Hubbard 80 X 2
$40 Pegasus Michigan. : X. n. WI.
DowN~c. A. Paul. saos m. Tuesday,
Sir VIM Faalrbaitn, smsston, II J. A.
Vim sd. rTs Ro.bilns. $50 L. '.
Block , Mors.n' Lsketon' sullivan
Hobson, A. Jay Morse. Arc'urus 7 Steel
King Hstheld A. Myron Taylor. w. w
Holloway, $50: l.. 5. Westcost p. Fr"n-
tensc. Ms,hewstcn. q. HIndmsn. J. y
Duruor. 10 South American. ~ 40. . ,
Murphy Msia ~ 10 " shsedle Find.
ley. rridrirht "a =. Far Col fchocn-
maker covsr J. " resd nrunshoe.
! ~ m. Wednesday J. stewart, 2
zeising NJ shiras 4 Hough'on Rsrryion,
J 40; fshpering q Sam Nsa'hsr 20
r. Leonard s. Resm, $40 Gov MI
Isr, $50: Thos. Lynch. $50; Gen. Marx
ham. Chambers.
Calm, raining hay,