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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-08
Tho washington Municipal Election.


The Washington city election, Monday,
resulted in the defeat ol Mr.. FoRNEY's
man, the present Mayor, Mr.. Bowen, by
IL majority of S,214 The new Mayor Is
Mr.. MATTHEW G. EMERY, the nominee Of
the reform Republcans-a gentleman
formerly from New Hampshire, but many
years n resident of the city, where he
stands high for integrity and business ca
pacity. There has scarcely ever been a
more virulent canvass in any city than
that just closed in Washington. For
many weeks the papers there were liter
ally "red-hot," while ilags and banners
and daily and nightly meetings, and pro-
ccssions, attcsted the interest felt. Charges
and counter charges Of political and per-
sonal venality were banded through the
papers without stint. The Stdr and Re-
publican were for EMERY; the Chronicle
alone for BOWEN; and their columns
tccmed day after day with charge and de-
fence, attacks md elogiums, and all the
weapons Of newspaper war. II Mr.. FoR'
SEY charges Mr. Bowen US much MS he
did Mr.. BULLOCK 40 cents line) for
newspaper favors, the ex- Mayor will have
TO come down handsomely. Two small
riots occurred, and two colored men were
wounded by pistol shots With these ex-
ceptions there was general good order
throughout the city.
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CANADA.

ToRoNTO, june 7.
1t is stated that one hundred Chicago
FerianS threatened raid on the camp at
Sault Ste. Marie. Preparations are being
made to meet them. 1t Is believed they
decided TO go to Duluth,
Intelligence has been received from
Fort Garry that a meeting Of the French
settlers was held at White Horse Plains,
when fighting and resistance to the Red
River expedition was unanimously favor
ed. It's believed that q declaration ofin-
dependence viii be issued. Rel Is making
no preparation TO resist the expedition,
Tho Manitoba bill will probably be adopt
cd by the Red River Legislature.
Two companies Of United States infan,
try arrived at St, Joseph. lB ln .
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SPAIN.
MADRID, juno :

MADKlD, Juuc u
A debate on the question Of tho election
OF King commenced in the Cortcs yes
terday. 1t opened with animation md
bids fair to become exciting. The most
prominent among the speakers yesterday
was Rivero. He created q marked sensa-
tion by declaring that the restoration of
Bourbon in Spain, would never be per-
mitted by the majority. lie then denounc-
ed monarchy in general, maintaining that
1t had produced evils from which Spain
suffered. His speech was received with
frequent cheers, and had an undeniable
effect on the members. Replies were
made by the supporters Of royalty. The
discussion lasted until q late hour, when,
without taking action, the COrtcS ad-
journed.
To-day it will be engaged in the con.
sideratiOn 0rvarious railroad schemes.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, June :.
The New York and Brooklyn DredgC
Company yesterday elected the following
Directors: Henry c. Murphy, Isaac Van.
anden Seymour, L. Austed, Alexander
McCuc. Henry W, slocum, John St. stran.
ahan, John H. Prentice, John II. Lewis,
Wm. NJ. Tweed, Peter Sweeney, Hugh
Smith, DGmas Carnes, G. P. jerks, WIN.
Hunter, Jr,, and Samuel Mclean.
Mrs. Annie Holmes, OF Jersey City,who
was thrown down one hundred steps on
Jersey Heights by her drunken husband
Saturday, died Of her injuries yesterday
District Attorney Pierrcpont's resigna.
tion has not yet been accepted. He is
going to Washington this week to learn
the reason,
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ONE Of the Russian singers at Pitts.
burgh, the other day, thought he had got
far enough along iu English 10 call for
TODD ut tho table, and accordingly asked
tho lady at his side 10 pass him "somc
kiss" She blushed, and he repeated it
with the unfortunate appendix: THE
same rs you gave me this morning" She
rose from her seat with indignation, tho
bOarders glRred on the wretch who would
thus iaunt his crimes while he barely re-
tained strength enough to get up and
reach tho desired Wand. 1t was cheese.
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Mr., scnEXcK's bin to reduce taxation

Mr. ScHEScK's bill 10 reduce taxation
which passed the House of Representa-,
tivCs Monday, makes Il reduction orat least
sIxty.nve millions-$45,OOOOOO of inter
nal taxation, and 100000 900 on the tariff
All the Democrats voted against it. Nice
set Of fellows they are, to complain Of tax
alton, md when It comes to the test vote
against reducing them. This great re,
duction in the popular burden is purely 4
Republican measure, so fnr rs the House
is concerned.
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Complaints of the Freight Regula.
tionS on the Baltimore d Ohio
RaiIroadss.Strong Resolutions by
a Public Meeting at Warrington.


RaiIroadss.StTong Resolutions by
a Public Meeting at Warrington.
At a public meeting held at Manning
ton on the 9sth ult., whereof Dr.. Jesse
Flowers was Chairman, and Dr.. ?. D.
Youst, Secretary, the following resolu
tons were adopted
WHEREAS, The people Of West Virgt'
mia, along the line Of the B. j Q. X: r.
are being imposed upon by the B. d o.
r. r. Co, by their high commissions and
UNEQUAL lreights: that 1t is abundantly
demonstrated that it is their high treightt
and commissions that Is Gripping all oul
business efforts and driving Capi,
tai from our town and State, and
WHEREAS, all means within our reach
have been exhausted in trying to pur'
suade the B. g. o. r. r. Co., TO make thu
n first class station, by representations oi
Injustice and valuable considerations; We
are now left to the alternative Of quietly
submitting or appealing to the |GD making
p0rer Of our state God in his providence
has given us great natural advantages in
this part of the State, but VIC are lefs with
out proper r. r. communications, and our
poverty Is taken advantage Of to deprive
us of the good we expected when the fran
chiSe was granted 10 the B. s. Q. X. X.
Co.; and believing as we do that the thing
made cannot be greater than the maker,
therefore,
ReSOlrei, That we believe 1t TO be the
duty of the State to egislNte for the inter
est Of the people, rather than create mo-
nopolics more powerful than the State it.
self
ReSOirCd, That We will hold our repre-
SrnLatlves and lawmakers TO q strict NC'
count to give us, by pro rata or some 0thcr
means, freight md fares that will enable
us to compete with our sister States.
r ReSOIued, That we do most solemnly
pledge ourselves To vote for no man, fol
the Legislature or any State office, who
will not agree To do all in his pOrer to cor
rect these palpable wrongs, under which
we are laboring, and which arc killing all
the material interests Of tho State.
On motion, ]. s. Robinson was appoint
ed to ascertain of some eminent lawyer,
not in the employ Of the Company, the
chartered privileges of the B. II O. r. T.
Company. ..
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Mr.. Lol ut the White House. i.

The President gave n reception to Red
Cloud, Spotted Tail and the other Chiefs
Monday night. The entertainment was
Us elegant as that given to Prince Arthur.
Mrs. Grant, all the members Of the Cabi'
net, with ladies, British, Russian and
other Ministers and their families, and
many others were present. Spotted Tail
remarked to his interpreter, during the
feast, that the white men had great
many more good things to cat and drink
than they usually sent out to the Indians
The interpreter replied It wNs because he
had quit the war path and gone TO farm.
ing. "How," exclaimed the Chief, ~ will
quit the war path and go to farming too
II you will always treat me like this and
let me live in as big houses"
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Photographors' Convention at Cleve-
land,
CLEVELAND, o., June I

CLEVELAND, o., June I.
The National photographer ASsocia.
tion commenced lis annual meeting at the
Central Rink this afternoon. The meet.
ing will continue through tho week. A
large number Of photographers are here,
and more arc coming. The number Of
photographs on exhibition is the largest
ever seen in tliiS country, and are Of the
finest specimens OF the Photographic art,
embracing every variety. The address Of
welcome was delivered by J. F. Ryder, Of
Cleveland. Abram Rogcrdos, Of New
York, responded. The rest Of the after
noon was devoted 10 arranging a pro-
gramme for the week. .
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Mn. GREELEY's ILLNESS - HORACE
GREELEY recently visited the Bahama
Islands, where his wife, an invalid, was
staying. He came back suffering from IL
fall while there, with some fever which
developed into un intermittent of low
grade. A telegram in our columns yes
terdny morning, sent from New York
Monday, reported that his illness had
taken n serious turn. Per contra, another
dispatch sent from New York the same
day, which appeared in yesterdays Pitts
burgh press stated that he was better,
was able 10 sit up and would bc out by
the last of the week. We trust this latter
statement is the correct one.
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Cincinnati Market.

FLouR-Vcry hrm with fair demand; family
at Is 75ltB OO; extra At IS 2S6G 90.
GRAIN-WhcaL-U Unsettled: red held at 81 206
25, but these sales were 865c above the yieWI
Oats.In good demand and Arm At 6S8G0c. Rye
Firm at g7o6$l 90.
CoTToN-DnlI and nominal; mlddlInH at 9lkc
WHIsKY-IrreGulAr; sales at 81 o. for old pro
cess. and 81 o! for patent process.
PRoyIsIoHs-Eominally unchanged Bacon
Sold In jobbing lots At lSA0l6H9l7Kc. Sugar
Cured HAms--At 2Oi20Hc. Dried Beel-At 229
sc for winter cured and 2012lc for summer cured
Bulk MeAts-Held At l9ibl69l6.H 6.H6bi6C; Ehoul
dera could have been sold Al llKc, but no demand
for other kinds. LArd-EOmlnally l6c.
BCTTER-DUll aud unchanged.
E0oH-At20c.
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WM. L. AMBUSH is n cOlored barber Oi
Cleveland. A Democratic paper thought
to play clever joke by recommending
him for the Democratic nomination, in
opposition TO Mr.. Upson, for a seat In
Congress, and several hundred Democrats
carried the joke further by signing an in
vitNtion to Mr.. Ambush to accept. lie
did accept in earnest, and the Democrats
find themselves in an ambush from which
honorable tactics cannot relieve them,
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A Good Word for Ashley.

HELRNA, N. T., June @.
The Herald of this evening discusses
the proposed superccdlng Of Governor
Ashley. Isays: HE has been to Montana
n noble, honest, efficient, energetic, strictly
temperate, wlde.awake Republican; the
first Executive in any or all these particu-
lars, who has filled the bill in this Terri.
tory. To supercede him, without any
charge or complaint Of any kind having
been preferred against him, we consider,
with every good citizen Of Montana, Re.
publican or Democrat, doing him most
grievous wrong.I
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TURKEY.
A Band of Brigands E1tirpated.

A Band Of Brigands Extirpated. l.
NEW YoRK, June7.
Letters from Yanina, Turkey, report
the extirpation of Il bAnd Of brigands in
that district, formed Of seventy men, who
had belonged TO the Bashi BaSooks, now
disbanded. A body Of troops was sent
to hunt them down. The local
authorities and the inhabitants rendered
every assistance. The two chiefs, Yussuf
Garovik and D. ]. Email, were taken alive
with five Of their comrades, in the neigh
borhood Of Ghama, and fourteen were
killed in an engagement with the troops.
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Tho Oregon Election.

SAN FRANCIsco, June Q.
The returns from the Oregon election
arc meagre. The Indications show the
Legislative contest to be close. Ginner,
Democratic candidate for Governor, Is
probably elected by 400 majority. Portland
dispatches say tho election passed of
quietly. The city and county went Re-
publican by about 800. The Stntc ia con-
Sidered close; but tho Republicans have
gained snYernl cOunties.
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GOVERNOR SENTER, Of Tennessee, dc.
clarcs that he will veto any bill which
may pass the Legislature repudiating or
declaring any bonds Illegally issued to
railroads. He declares that ho never Is.
sued any bonds to railroads without first
getting the opinion ofthe State Attorney
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GOVERNOR DAVIS and the Senate OF
Texas are At variance. The Governor
says he will not send in nominations for
Judges until the Senate has passed the
Militia bill, and the Senate says It will not
act on the Militia bill until Judicial Dis.
lricts arc formed, and the civil courts
placed in working order.
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VALLANDIGHAM Is reported to have
sAid In recent speech at Dayton, Ohio,
that he is done with politics Tor the
present, and the Cincinnati GGsehe init.
mates that this Is only mir, politics hav.
ing been done with VallHndigham for
some time.
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The Menther Ye.terdnx.

re NtIttrN UHl0N Telegraph COS. DURletiN.
WHEELING, Noon, June :
New YOrk-IlaIning: wind u. c.; thGr. o.,
BaltlmOre-CleAr; wind 3. c.; ther. 20.
NAshVillG-Clear; wind w.; ther. y.
WaIhington-ClcAr; wind n. O.; ther 20.
PhilAdeiphiR-ClOudy; wind n. o.: thGr. 10.
Rlchmond-CleAr; wind O.; ther. q.
st. Louis-OVercGst; wind n. W.; ther. IS,
ClncinnAti-ClOudy; wind y. W.; thor. ~.
New OrleanS-Clear; wind n. O.; thCr. so.
BuEhlo-Clear wind g.; ther. ~.
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The Outrages on the Jews in ROu-
mania.

New York, June {.
A private dispatch from N, Creminx,
the President Of the Jewish Alliance in
Paris, says Of the reported massacre in
Roumania, TINT the Jews are expelled,
plundercd and horribly maltreated, with
numbers wounded md some probably
killed. This Is the first authentic intclli.
Rence received Of these OutrAges
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The Latest News.
XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.

WASHlHuTONi Juue T.
The bill regulating the payment ol
members in cases Of contested elections
was taken up
Mr.. DAWES faVoped the principle OF the
bill to pay only half compensation To sit.
ting members whose seats are contested
until the contest Is decided. Within
twelve years $4,000 had been paid to
persons who had no right to dollar OI
the public money, and the present Con.
grcsS had paid $4,000 more, besides
having TO appoint five different commit
tees on contested seats.
Mr.. WILLARD favored paying only the
member proving his title to the seat.
Mr. MARSHALL opposed the bill on the
ground that 1t would increase the evil.
Finally the bill was laid on the table.
The House then proceeded to the con.
sidCration of the bill reported by Mr..
GARFIELD, from the Committee on Bank
ing, to increase banking facilities, and for
other purposes.
Mr.. GARFIELD addressed tho House in
explanation and advocacy Of the bill.
Mr.. Cox opposed the bill In oil It's parts.
Various amendments were offered and
ordered printed.
Mr.. SMITH, of VT, supported the bill;
Mr. MORGAN made an argument against
1t, and called on the Southern and West
crn members to come ont against the East
crn band to defeat this bill.
At the conclusion of Mr.. MoRGAN's
speech, Mr.. LYNCH introduced joint
resolution in favor of removing the navy
yard from Charlestown, Mass, TO Kittery,
Me.
Tho Senate amendment authorizing in.
creased pay to CensuS.takers passed.
The House then took recess till even.
Ing 10 discuss the currency bill.
RvENING SESSION.
But wmembers were present. Sew
eral had prepared speeches on the Cur
rency Bill. which was read and ordered
printed. The proceedings had no public
interest
Adjourned.
IF SENATE. .
The Indian Appropriation bill was
proceeded with.
Mr.. PoMERoY offered as an amendment
bill for the removal OF the Usage lndi-
ans in Kansas, and the sale of their Reser-
vation to actual settlers, at 81, ,25 per acre,
and the removal of tho tribe to the mdl.
an country.
Mr.. DAVIS inquired whether there was
any stealage in the bill.
Mr.. PoNERoY replied that il there was
the Committee on Indian Affairs should
have found 1t out He did not know OF
any.
Mr. DAVIS said lie would admit that II
4Ir. PoMEROY did not know Of any steal
age in the bill, there must be none.
Mr.. MORRILL, offered US IN amendment
that the lands disposed of at $1,15 be for
the benefit Of the Indians, to provide
homes for them. ..... b..
Mr.. MORTON believed the reservation
system failure.
Mr.. MoRliILL's amendment was lost by
II to 2j.
The Senate went into executive session,
and adjourned. ....
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THE New York Sun says official Rou.
manian dispatches state that four TO eight
thousand Jews were massAcred, thus con-
tradiCting the Associated Press denial, and
affirming tho truth of tho American Press
Association DISPATCHES.
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A DESTRUCTIVE hail and rain storm vis'
tied Chatham, Illinois, on Saturday. A
church steeplC was blown down, roofs and
chimneys overturned, and fields Of wheat
and oats cut down-some being com
plctcly ruined. The tornado extended
about thirty miles, with u width OF from
two to five miles.
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THE WootlCounty Republican Convcn.
tion was held last Saturday, and $50 dele.
gates appointed to the State Convention.
A resolution was introduced to instruct
for Gen. Harris for Congress, bnt discussed
and tabled.
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GERMAN.

FRANKFoRT.oN.THE-MAIS, June I.
What Is known as the dead season"
has fairly set in in commercial circles
here. A few transactions are made in
mortgages and bonds, and there is but
little else doing.
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German Festival in Houston.

GALVESTON, Texas, June z
Extensive preparations arc being made
At Houston for German festival which
takes place there tomorrow and Thurs
day The question whether the negroes
will bo admitted has been answered In the
negative
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AN indianapolis man, missing quanti-
ty of his corned beef, found his neighbor's
watch at the bottom of ono of the barrels.
He revenged himself by putting 1t up at
raifle, in aid of a church 10 which tho rob.
Der belonged.
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ONE of the Yankton Sioux chiefs calls
himself "Bill GooseQuill." The Detroit
Tribune says; "This is evidently n rude
attempt by the poor untutorcd red man to
pay u tribute to the name and fame Of
William Penn"
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ITALY.


IOhENNtsi buhS q
The discovery Oft secret political move
ment in Leghorn has led to prompt action
for its suppression. Twenty-Five persons
implicated have been arrested and the
police are searching for others. All need
full precautions will be taken by the officer
in command Of the garrison.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE.
The ConflagratiOn Checked.

CONsTANTINOPLE, June o
The cOntlagration is checked. Though
1t is still raging flercely at some points it
cannot spread, us houses have been blown
up and tho fire isolated. The loss Of
property is immense, as the burnt district
includes one Of the wcalthiest and best
quarters OF the city. All the archives and
plato of the British Legation were saved.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June Z.
FLouR-Toleably active and arm Att405 20
for spring extras.
N-whcAt-Active; ranging at 81 0S4
l0K cash; 81 OSX2l 0SX seller June; 81 40
10 Feler July; closing quiet at 81 OK cash FOR
No. 9; this afternoon heavy and unsettled Al
closing al sSHGtsSEc for No. @ OAtE-Lc.s nc.
tive but hrmCr: closing at &c cash. Rye-Flrm;
closing at 65k6s6c for No =.
HoOs-Qulst At IS 7SGs lS for stoekcra to cx'
trA prime lots,
choice steers.
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ROME.
ROME, juno z.

NOME, JUHC 4
The Angusbcrg Gazette says that the
American delegates in the Ecumenical
Council show a growing dlsinclInation to
the Papal infalli6ility dogma, and are dis.
gusted with the sophlstry and sYcophancy
Of It's Advocates.
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The colorcd people Of Syracuse, N. Y.
celebrated the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment by parade, yesterday. Sen
ator Rcvels addressed them In the even
ing.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LIVERPOOL, June e
Yesterday afternoon Lord Derby laid
the corner stone of the new Stanley Hos
pital in this city. Appropriate speeches
were made by Lord Derby and other
celebrities,
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COLONEL FORNEY withdraws from the
gubernatorial contest in Pennsylvania,
and now there are only eighteen men who
openly ask for nomination.
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Base Ball.

WARRINGTON, June Z,
Base Ball-Forest City, of Rockford
Ill.,, 8; Olympics, z.
PHILADELPHIA, June Z.
HaymAkOrs, Al; KeyTtOneS, 20.
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THE st. Louis Democrat speaks Of Sen.
ator Drake as the gentleman from Phila.
delphia, who temporarily represents MIS-.
souri, in the Senate
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, VIA LONDON, June Z.
The prospect for the cotton crop is i'm.
proving. Heavy rains have fallen in the
planting districts, and apprehenslons Of n
short crop arc removed.
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Baltimore Market.

bALFlAoRH, June Z.
FLoUR-Dull and steady.
-Firmef; western at 81 nal S.
Corn-White hrm at 81 l76l l9; yellow dull at
81 lOfbl l9 ORts-Dull at 61@60c.
Provisions and unchanged.
wHIsKT-DulI aud Arm ut 81 05A6l 0CE,
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coming hrm, then relapOing, and closing dull.
Tho principal activity has been In Wabash, Lake
Shore, Ohio & MiSSissippl and New York Cen.
trail. The closing prices were:
press, S5X; Wells, Fargo / Co., ISX; American,
~; United States, 45G; Pacific Mall, 49h;
New York Central, 1905; do. scrip, 96H; Erie,
23X; Harlem, 144E; Reading, 1O8H; Michigan
Central, l25; Lake ShorU, 0SS; Illinois Central,
l4oH; Pittsburgh, lO9S; Northwestern, S3H; do.
preferred 9l; Rock Island, l20K; New Jersey
Central, I1O: St. Paul, G6x; do preferred. 9lH;
Wabash, b9H; do. preferred, TAX; Fort Wayne,
96; Chicago b Alton, ll7k: Ohio d MlsilsSIppI,
Il; Hartford i Erie, 81; Cleveland, Columbus
& Cincinnati, 50.
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TX7EsT VA. INSURANCE COMPLY
CAPITAL. $3.50, 200.
DIRECTORS: :

Takes risks at tho lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MerchAu'
disc and Goods In Transit