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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07
From, Union Distrlet.

ACCIDENTAL SHooTIye.-0n Mon
day last Eli, son of B. S. Smith, Esq
having occasion to use his rifle, and
supposing it to be unloadcd, took il
down ats accustomed place in
the house, and PREDATORY to loading,
clapped his mouth over the muzzle
Of the gun, at the same time forcing
the hammer of the lock back with
the toe Of his boot, which slipping
of, the rife (Which had unbeknown
10 Ell been reloaded was discharged
into the mouth Of young Smith,
knocking him senseless upon the
floor, carrying away his front teeth,
burning him with powder and other
wise severely wounding him.
At the time of the accident there
was no person present except the
young mans mother, whose screams,
with the report of the gun, soon
brought Burwcll, who found his son
PROSTATE upon his back upon the
floor, his mouth filed with bloodan
apparently dead.
Raising him up however, it was
found that he was still living. DR..
stemaker was sent for, his wounds
cared for, and up to the present writ
ing there is strong hopes of his re-
covcry, though the bullet has not yet
been found, and may have been lodg-
ed in his head beyond the sl;illof the
DR.. to find.
Wehave had two elopements with
in the last two weeks, from this Dis
trict which cause people to distrust
the old adage ''That matches are
made in Heaven" and rather i'll ma
turedly say that in their opinion
these two partakc more of Gailipols
than the other place.
Seriously there is much reason for
complaint with the authorities of
Gallipolis, for the facilities they offer
in consumating these runaway
marriages, which are all, Cor most of
them) evidently done in open viola
ton and utter disregard of the very
wholesome statutes that Ohio has en-
acted, to prevent these abuses, and
there is much dissatisfaction express
ed among the relatives and friends of
these parties, who now evince de-
termination to make a searching in
quiry into the official acts of the Gal
lipolis authorities, in relation TO the
constant violation Of the spirit, and
intent Of the Ohio law for such cases.
i.
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w est Virginia, IS:

West V irginia, IS:
A 7 Rules held in the clerks Office OF the
n circuit court of Mason county, on the
first Monday in January, 1875.
james E. Clendinen, Guardian for Frances
Stevens. Plaintiff. vs.
Hannibal R.. Stevens, John W. Stevens,
Atlanta r. Stevens, George H. Stevens,
Lydia NJ. Stevens, Benjamin Stevens,
Frances Stevens, children and heirs at
law OF John 3. s evens decd, and Mary
Stevens, widow OF John B. Stevens. dc'd.
and r. \. 0. Stevens and George Faid-
lev, Administrators dc bonis non Of said
JohnB. Stevens, decd. In chanccsy.
The obIect.6i this suit is TO subject the
real estate of which John B. Stevens, died
seized and possessed to the payment Of the
sum OF one thousand three hundred dol
lars, with accrued interest thereon, paid
the said John B. Stevens, in his life time,
to-wit: on the 10th day OF May, 1865, by
the complainant, to the said John 3. Ste.
vens, ut that time he being the Guardian OF
his infant child, Frances Stevens, and for
which amount he executed to the COM
plainant his receipt, signed by him rs
Guardian. And it appearing by affidavit
filed with the papers in this cause that the
defendant, L. 4. 0. Stevens, is non resi-
dent OF the State OF West Virginia, it is or
dcrcd that he do appear here within one
month after the first publication Of this or
der and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit. Teste:
CHAS. h. WAGGENER, Clerk.
tIo"c * Tim,ns, Soils. Tian 1-iy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Baltimore Female College.

Incorporated in 1919 with authority to con
Ter degrees, and endowed by the State OF
Maryland in 1860. The College is beauti-
fully situated in grove, within the city
limits, on lofty eminence that commands
4 view OF the country, the city, and river
and buy for many miles. The College has
a good library, chemical and philosophical
apparatus, cabinets OF minerals, medals,
coins, gems, &c, and the course OF instruc-
ton is thorough. Board and tuition $50
per annum.
y. c. BROOKS, IL. D., President.
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The Randolph Ea.erpr5iise adver.

The Randolph Enterprise adver-
tises for ashe deyil.2 Hewillhaye
to goamong the.@angels7 tolget one.
He had better try to get "some other
feller's sister"
DAycE.-The young folks had a
very pleasant social hop, at the Yin
sinia House, last Friday night. The
music was furnished by the Andes
string band. v@-
Send your orders to this Office for
job work. Our material all being
new, We are enabled to turn out su-
perior work. -
J. st. J. Clarkson has purchased
the Bellaire Commercial, and will
make it a spicy, frst-class paper.
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As a general thing, the roads lead
ing into our city, as well. as those
>iSrapgghout the county, Berc never
condition than they are
An unusual number Of
pie are in town every
day; eu~ Y don't bring in much
produce, and the consequence is that
butter, eggs and poultry are advan-
cling in price.
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Extra Winter Strained Lard Oil
the best made, for sale at
NAyGILDER's Drug Store.

Robert Henderson, ESQ., has gone
to his home in Belpre, to spend the
winter. We trust his Stay will be
pleasant, and in the Spring return
and take up his abode among his
many friends in this place.
Capt Muhleman, the popular COM
mander of the steamer Andes, hon
orcd our mnetum with his presence,
Tuesday morning. Since the Cap
tain has been in ourcity he has made
a host Of friends. We venture the
assertion that both the Andes and
its Captain, will hereafter be spc-
cial lavorites with our people.
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Point Pleasant Market.
January %, lS75,
RErAlL FLouR MAgEEr.

KETAIL FLUUK lIAKhLI.
A flour per barrel S. 70; XXX6 90; XX
) 80; bncEwheat per 100 lbs, S. 90. Bran
per 100 lbs. ST %; shorts DO. ! .; mid
dlin:s do. | 10; screenings do. ! 90; Corn
Meal, Soc. per bushel.
WHEAT-White per bush. 81 10; No. l
Red l 90.
CORN-In good demand at 60 cts. per
bushel. Oats command 50 cents per bush;
and Buckwheat 75S90c per bushel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

When Point Pleasant youth goes
to spark his sweetness he finds the
old lady in one. corner Of the room,
the old gentleman III another, and a
dog under the.rocking chair, and he
is made to speak up Ikea lawyer
Parkersb,rg, Eaemiacr.2 .,a1ie I.
And nova Miss Felicia. will you
please telllhsfh6w ,yoa know that
such is tlectt$top in, Point, Pleasant?
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HUSBANDS
CaIcined Maenesia

Is free from unpleasant tastes, or roushnCSs
to the touch or palate. In one-third the
dose OF common magnesia it relieves Sick
Headache, Sour-Stomach, Cos;ivcness, and
other diseases OF the stomach and bowels.
The Worlds Fair Medal and Jour First Pre-
MUM Silver Medals awarded TO it as the
best in the market For sale by druggists
and country store-kcepers, and BY 7. j.
HE$BIND, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

We were unable to procure an ab-
stract ofsthe proceedings of the Jan
uary term of the county court, but
hope to lay it before our readers next
week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

The time for the session of the
West Virginia NJ. E. Conference
'(aIarch 3D. draws near. As this is
"a large body, numbering some $50
.Roint Pleasant will have a good OPP
Fortunity.of exhibiting genuine old
Virginia hospitality.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

The chmgcablcnessof theweather
reminds us of thc.old .lady'Srcmark
in regard to the wind: when she
wcntup street,it was blowing in her
face, and when she returned, it was
at her back"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

We call the attention of our sub.
scribcrs who are in arrears, to the
following stanza:
The man who cheats a printer
Out OF single cent,
Willnevcr reach that heavenly land,
Where old Elijah went.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

GRADE RoLL.-Naomi School-W.
L. Hill, Principal-January, 1870
lst %lIoy; ID. ;hewis, jr.;;Sd. #Spcn-
&c; 18th. AIasgrave; 9TH, kimbcrlins;
9Th. Hutchinson; 18th. Stuart; Sth.
Lewis, sr.;;9th. Kenny: 10Th. Jewett;
llth. SclJe. Golden Report given
to Hoy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

A rumor is aaoat that the Nail
City Insurance Company, Of Wheel
IN" has failed..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

THE NJ. Z. CHURCH FESTIVAL
The Festival and Supper conducted
by the ladies of the N. E. Church,
on Wednesday and Thursday evet
inss Of last week, passed off pleasant
ly. Eminent satisfaction was given
to all, and harmony and good feeling
prevailed throughout. About SS5
was cleared, which for panic times,
was doing well.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

We.would most respectfully call
the attention of the street commiss-
ioner to the condition of many of the
crossings and the street cutters. The
mud should be scraaPiSsSyatef afsthc for
mcr, and the latter 0pcuddtSs9or So; that
the water would run dR. Nr W.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

aDSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may fascin-
ate and gain the love and affections of any
person they choose, instantly. This art all
can possess, free, by mail, for p cents; to-
gether with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. 1000,
OO0sold A queer book. Address 7. VII
LIAM & Co, Pubs, Philadelphia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

Don't let this cold weather infu-
cncc your Sunday actions. 1t is no
disgrace or stigma upon your family,
to freeze to death in a church.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07
DVERTHSING: Cheap:

&So G10per day at home. Terms free
SJzSEUAddress, GEO. SrISsoy 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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Business is as dull in this. place, as
an old double and twisted .woodsaw,
with all The teeth broken out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

NARmED.-At Gallipolis, January
18th, on board the steamer Clara
Scott, by Samucl Kerr, J. P, John
P. Watkins and Mary y. Asbury; all
of Putnam county, West Va.
At the County Clerks Office, Jan.
Dist, by Row. Geo. c, Wildiug, Ste
phcn f. Newell TO Minerva e. Mill
or; ali Of Mason county.
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4 .PERsoX&I-W :C:|:Whaley, Esq,
oue,ef the editors Of that sprightly
paper, the Jackson Dea6crat, publish:
ed at Ripley, has benin our city for
several days, on a Visit to his parents.
The Democrat should receive a good
subscription list in this place. .
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

A BAD PRAcrrcE.-somc Of our
citizens are in the habit Of empty
ing ashes and other rubbish upon
the streets, and,a stop should be put
.toit We believe there is an ordi-
nance forbidding the putting of
ashes, &c, on the streets, and We
wouldlike to see it rigidly enforced,
without respect to race, color or pre-
yious condition.
, 1875-10-14
ClTY.HAlL

Cfty.oo11ector Won Hollen put $s,5oa To ths ta1.
pAyera' credit yesterday.
Tho City Treasurer received yesterday for taxes
$1s,74o.so, and foF water-rents $, ,oa43a.
It Ia said to to sottcd thst AID Hitdssth will
hsye Marshal Dunap's seat about Nny.1.
The Board nf Public Works did no business Of
especially noteworthy tnspostanee yesterday.
Tho city laborers will bo paid at tue Exposition
building tha morning by Iookheoper Thvnrsou, who
hAs 40 zoo for tstn. Tie pay for theiv Sse1nbe1s
work.
Tho Council Comn!ttoo on Railroads will meet this
afternoon ut 800 O'Clock, and cousl1er bohtas and
thn metropolitan City Railway Conrany'A ftuuchiso,
rhrt they weso ordered to report upon next Munday
evening.
city commi1sionee rr'udtviils ss5a the foundations
for the now West stdo wactwoska buildings Will 10
laid tlls month, an tha Wn0e work hniehtl xnd tna
should hare been ready this fall.
Ths clenn sweep 1nnde by the Buckeye Republicans
took tho tuck out Of tbs rncbcrh of tie rpertal
nes of the Counril on thu now building ordinance,
aud they consequently failed 10 meet yesterday. but
hoio 10 Ka courage enough to do 10 by tomorToN at
3:W p N.
The House Of Correction Board held their quarterly
meeting NJ that institution yesterday morning. lila
Honor tho Mayor rres.dng. lhe Inspectors exafnnrl
tta huiingS, workshops, br1ck-yarda, otc, and In
qrel iutu lHairs generally concerning the prison.
IADy uxpresecA Batatactton with Mr.. Feltons manage
nent, and, utter ordering ths quarterly report TO b
seus 10 the Comptroller to-day, adjourned.
, 1875-10-14
CRIMINAL.

Mr.. O. p. Chsse would iko 10 hava the thisf who
stole hiz horne and buggy from In front ot No. 81
Washington street Ast eveuing return It aud get
roated.
Tho Grand Jury found true bin for murdor ,eser-
day against lohu McDouaL who slot and Killed
Da,de Stuart on te Wo.t S!ls ths evening Of tho
I'D Ut September.
William Banks Ia = naughty postscript to the life Of
gentleman residing On West Washington atrcet, but
he guhblea tho watch of another naughty RsitlemAn
named Charles HArdnsF+ residing ut "a Washington
street. Tho pood gobbled him, aud Bcnliy will hnish
The Job to-day.
john Durns, very dne apectunen OF tho genus
snea! Thief wAs arrested yesterday W Detectives Me-
Garflge and ChApin while trying u pawn Ans gold
sonsp lime aao from Thonas ii. DoahAp, Of No. d2a
West 1udana ntrtct.
Ille sneat thcyes ars n,ost proy,dent cnss, and
hcy keep leif preparations fur Winter TO the dis
gust u vaF1ouR cttikGns. j. j. Gunnlp Of 1H Wctt
iate aIrett ioteh haTueaa yalttra NJ *13 Gcorge
hnhe OF 30 Wtst lAke street to4es coat worth 81;
h +oms dozrn aoEse4 md tarrtzge4 Gre also mLssnH
YtserdAy Aternoon Constable belonging 10 Justice
sa1es Court proceeded to the cigar Frederick
tshfseh No. 40 Wtsi tuiianA street, for the puffss
y "syins on tho stork letcspcn offered cunaIdera-
.s as.ya1s.s ats'aose' sni when ths Constable en-
s ..1sa rs''9, sa la,a.a h.: dsty M P1
stt aha 4!ssnptrd TO level IL 1t him. Al this tins
| hoso.AsF Q! fao etofeaStlrr, uanlcd Chsfes catrs
1!on pa' k.toom anh took thu gun ftu.n Frederick
~ s4";9a u tho 1hAtable, hut the Urntter ran bo-
n'rs ,ue n sna ssrslse1 tho chsrgs IL tht head, ILL
4hte alEsstrd tho Eull.~elder, aud touk LGu brfnrs
1n"t1e llaihes, Win committed! him. without bail 10
! await luz frsult " h!s lrotArrx Injuries '' -
, 1875-10-14

election. Ths announcement viii b. seceivtd rh re-
Rtet throughout lna county, for alucs hc haA becn 10
the Board be has done than any nshcr mem.
bsr 10 ttay sba atsauhs Of tho "rnG upnn ha Pubic
treasury, ant many tra at tho etfk of personal r.
Eault. II can be said Of him 1on ha restFeA-whirE
Commissioner no has sayrh thc rotnty trehla LIS
salary IN his scrutiny uf public affair.".
THE uHANn JuRr To THE FRONT
Tho Grand jury dill very little srhcIdhs. among
other fh{ne however, Tho agreement ~aH TcdtAth mat
an into the letting of s contract Tor The
neieed Saturday simply to accommodate ths mem.
tcfe OF the County I|oAF, who had invited scrutiny
Of ther conduct Ia lie mlter It IL understood Tint
sub,xrn.s heyc boct, u u 10, iaauod for Wilbur r.
ktofgr and Frsnek Wjlaa, Of the 1tfnsa, HheHn AK
new, william McNeil, and Ill Ct the ooum'ss'onrrs
al I'll lcy ih.t t,c charge aGalnst those Who voted
for lisrrna n,,io by ths Tina will be sustained, In
Witch sront the ComlnaatonerD kocuscd, 1t Ia thrAAt
enei will ftek tbs indictment Of that paper for hbs
FuNTNEA FROM LoosE Jon.
McKeon 4 Murray, contractors for the stone wurt
wurh ae.tu saaesi.y. it viii 10 remembered tla.
work wM commenced, ana that tao con-
tfnet subsequently abandoned, and
zfterw1ri relnRtsted By the Committee Rdncotfou
ct The County board. The feAtufc In tbs Tho1e mat
teF tho fscs that 10 contract for tho work has ever
existed: tlat whstsTtr work Las bean lone hhs
boen upon tho authority OF te DoAs, undar tile d.
rccon Of the Comuittse Edueatiou without e1tc!-
Ing any guarantees from tho contsactors for which
condition Of affairs sle Comnles On Education i5
directly rcapousi!e. Tho erection Of the "boarnR-
house Ia sa!a to bo one Of the poplsr!zng achcmes
0f Commissioner Crawford, whose term expires thi.
fall and It might not 10 hrtEs for him TO rise and
e1Elsn tic general ooseness which las fAs chnruc-
&etlfet Tho Hofl.
, 1875-10-14

has Violated &l>o AEreeH1ont ID regard to
,usntaintnR rates from eorla entered Into ata meet
Inn In tis rky ahnrt Inns agn. BcEGtal other rail-
road officials w nluo In n.er|anle, for not e1hcrng
70 tic srblssares estAhttheh trnn ~ Louis, Keofns
River POINTS. II Il hopol That tariff ho made
shla imo which will ua few days longer than tho
last ono.
fO01 MEETING.
Ths officers Of tho Kankakce md rittEbure Cncin-
nn.i Il 81. Loufa roos held their regular quarterly
ctEir1 At the taEAud Fsrinc Hotel yesterday, Gi lo
yond tho comparison nnd adjustment OF accounts, to
business Of Importance was transacted.
THE ono / htAR1HsllrI DIRECTORS.
Tbs annual mcctinH of tue DIRECTOR Of tho Ohio l.
Miaasspnt Railroad hold At Cincinnati yeateFdayt
At which hctn IA mil hars taen taken which bringa
the road into clo.cr reatiunatp With the natiuurs
Oh!o than that existing ltcrutotprn.
GENERALIZATION.
Sr. LOUIS oct, 1J.-Tts Drcctofa aud general OIL
Gers Of tho Iaitinpro Ohio su ohio h al!s.!ssppi
railroads vii! meet III Cincinnati tomorrow. whcn tho
latter road will 10 formally placed under Tho MANAGE
nlrut Of tho latiiInnre i Chio and fhcreafter both
roads bs run MS ono Hue.
, 1875-10-14


A delegation Of Milwaukee and Minneapolis
mtllers were In tho city yesterday to romon-
Htrato with tho railroad managers against tho
unjust discrimination mado tn fnyor Of grain md
against flour, which ls calculated to ruin all the
Western mllturB The Minneapolis delegation
consisted Of MessrA. c. 4. Hobart and ". r,
Callill, and the Milwaukee delegation of Mt.
8andoraon. These gentlemon contond that
freight rates laiely established by tho roasls
lea.ling from this CITY 10 the East on hour weto
uSJusT IN TIE ExrREME
Whoat, they claim. can 10 shipped from Chi
cAgo TO New York by iako aud rail tor lux ceutA,
-3l couts from Chicago to buffalo by lake. aud
cents from buffalo to New York by raiI,-whilo the
rate Oh wheas for s rail Ia u cena per hundred. aud
Oh ttonr 10 ccaA per barrel. This proIelcrs. wh!la
they taxa wheat at ll cents. refuse to tako -four for
less than u contd. }.encp most -four Goes W
rih. and: q M cents Ter barrel 1se!Ynt, thu
New York rlllcrA could manufacture Hour w
buying tns wleat and nhipllng II by rail Ant
the tour. They very bitter Oh Ia siithYan Csn-
trat SUD PcnnsylvunIa Ha,lrnads, which, thcy 6Ay,
tranapor 1uoay lonF. and yet thsy have rasi On ta
very arcle that kesFs up te!r tEac. thus destroying
tho bts!uans aud thereby cutting trir tLr,atr.
Tbs tioE fruln Minneapolis Ia Chiexgo Ii 450
per car anu wheat III proortont whcl. satsfsctory,
their Hour VIZ Mllwaakcr. tin araua Trunk HALL
way, which oaess " make EeasoNase Estcs, nna ti.uA
leave Chicago out iu the c0.1. -.
Tho CliraSl Railroad managers listened to thn!r lt-
mahds, and tAt1 that
THEY COULD BEE TIE IrJuarlcE
Of Tho discrimination, but they did not slink that
thty sb1u to chngS ths satcB ut pr,stnt they
could MT coln'fto wtta tbs vHsael. Besides,
to1sr. 1Euy, however, tEGtuse<l ~ holt meeting
md warther reduction could posaiby 10 ,ualu.
, 1875-10-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.

Annual 12eport--Eicctions
NEW YonK, Oct. 1S,-The following Ia a Eynop-
sis Of tho annual report for the fiscal year cnd-
Ing June 80, 1875. presented to-day by President
Ortou to tho stookholdern Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company Grous rocoipta from all
sources except tho proceeds Of bondn, $685.
o7A, gross oxpenses, so.335.415; difcroncc,
a3, 22o. 16o. bctng net profit. AL autns paid as
rental for loasod limos arc included In tho 9toss
e1pouses. Cotnpnred With tho preceding fiscal
ycar. thote was an increase in tbD BfoBs feesiptn
Of a3ol. .o20. decrease tn tho exponses Of $4z.i-
al0 and an incroaso III tho net profits Of $722 ,239.
There woro In operation at the end OF tho
year, 4: 933 Mtlos Of line, 179 29l miles Of wire,
anu Il. 6G5 olIccs, The nu1nbor Of messages
transmitted during tho ynar WAS 17.153, TO, au
increase Of S9f, ,i64 over tho preceding year. Tho
capital stock OF tho Company Ia ail,u73. 40. Of
whiosi sho Company ny owi1s and now haa ln ,t tho
ATS, IL t!,e ninount Of capital stock outstanding,
whicl, haa been Increased $1,000 during lilo
reaf by tho ,sa'io Of oighteen nhAroe in exchange
sfns Htock of companies loaHed TO tho Western
Union, and which hive small amounts Of capi.
tai outstanding. On wllicl, intorcnt Ia paid az
rnntaf. Tho bonded debt of tho Compasir, Jan.
J, 1a74, wa1 So. .94G 900. ot Which $l,4aY, 600 is
tho per cont gold building LIQUIDS, md e4,4fa.-
800 tho Por cunt currency bonda which mature
Tho ANNA! election resulted In tic cho.c0 Of
tho following board Of Directors: William Or
ton, Jnmcs A. Dankor Alnnzo D. Cornell, Har-
Eiaon u. Duraee, Noryin Green, James IarkeE.
Edwin D. Morgan. augustus scltell ". +.
Chnin. WIIHou G. Hunt, David Jones, O. James
litliken, John Duff, Low u. Morton, o. H.
Palmer. George II. Pullman, L. s. Sanford. John
Stewart Moses TAYLOR. Daniel Torrance, ". Il.
Vanderbilt. ". D. Yertns,ys. L. 0. Wesley, J. D..
Mills. and J.. d. Worcester. Tho only change
in tho Hoard is the selection OF Mr. Duff, IN
place Of Mir. Numford, deocaued.