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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-11
c At A r r ~!

Weakness of kidneys. and pains in the
side ana back. al twenty Years standing. cured III
~" weeks lay less than bottle. y Catirrh con. h
:" bad I" prevent sleep nights unless eat ,rlh
snuff wa> prrpctuallN used. cured it'll bottle.
I'%'im"Hg # 'rcH kr"rH and hghlg esteemed cit
zen gf Nc,c BoSf"t
MES>Rs. LITTLEfIFLD 4 Co, druggists Il have
had 'atarh little rising five wears and pains in
back and weakness i'll kidneys Tor twenty Nh
atarrh Wis :" bad that if did not taxi. CataIrh
snuff Was troubled with a cough mort. ur less all
might. have taken Mar>hall'> tatarrh Snuff for
tw" wears particularly in cold weather had To ia H.,
II every night I" get rest. ! h,..au IT, take vuur
Institutional tatHIrh Remedy about q month a.o.
and have taken only one bottle In less than a
week til" coughing nights left mr. and | have. had
none since /" speak Of. though have had none of
the remedy for a week
have had pains III my side So bad that did not
=" out Of thu h"u>r for two weeks at II time Nv
Greatest pain WIS in my ri.ht kidney. have been
at times .rrrt sufferer from my kidneys since.
l-N- In tw" weeks after h,.au taxi. NulII
Constitutional atirrh Kennedy the pains all left
Y. &. CROMBIE.
New RoStnn. H.. April - I-5O
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The Yellow Centaur Lirim..

is worth its weight in gold L. o.n..,...
mules. ''' r.
This Linimrnt has cured p,,,.
red, ring bnn-d and .all,d h,..... '.4..f
than have all the farri-r,- IN Tho. ...
Its Effects arr. simply wonderful d..
We hav" thousands upon fl.Y...
Gates ~ strong a. thu f"lluwIu
My horse was lame for , ,..,.
wrench. Nj Remedies utterly i,r.J. .
considered him worthless until
us'' irntamr Limimrnt. which f.rr,I,
heartily recommend H.
REV. GEU " Fr...
"MannrVill- ~,holup.."
DEAR SIRS i have, USED ,.u, &c..
mcni i'll my family, and lind d roI,...,
Please send M tw" dollars u.r-.
mules and HORSES EUu.
FALL Station. " yomin- Co. f.,
1t makes very littl,. diffrr.n,. What.
whether II br wrench >priiu r.u.
scratches or lam"ur~> ri an. hfrH -..
the same. LiVcrym-n. ~ti-,- pi..r....,.
etc. should never lie Withuul the T..
Linimrnt. II il sold ever, " h,r. .,r.t ..
in its effects
Laboratory Of j. T.. Eu>I.,.
IL Dry 81 NEW TuE.
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For Sale I!

For sale in this village, house with wood shed
and barn attached. and lot. Would exchange for
a good farm For further particulars address 7.
o. BON 3l4 st. Johnsbury. VI 1912
ST Juhnsbury Feb. g. 1876.
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CAsT0RIA.

II L. mistake t" ~uPp"-t that t-r.,..
ed I" grown persons H. well - ra..drrt.
~ need Ia inCrra>t. thu quaut.r. I-
have :" many complaints im UnH
adaptrd-likc wind colt ~"uI .ra-..i..
trit"r, trtthing and Group. AMI tair g .,
recommended fol them
lis effects are NOR. certain than ,4.-
contains II" alchuh"l and l. n. lLr....
h"n"D. IL never 4rip"-. BY Tr-u.a'.u-;
and bowels the ta-t"Tii cuul> obi, ...
worms and prevents i,N'rIShu.~- ..
nerves and produces h"alth-rlru ui .
dTrn can sleep i'll quiet and muth,I> Cd. ..
ta>i"rIa l. recommended hN uIi tt.-
nurses VIII" have tried II and = ltErL- ...
clra>ln" sale. Ii H. prepared Mill -',...
I lac receipt at In. Samu,l pitchrr 81 V...
Laboratory at J. b. EO~I s. ..
IA DEl ST NEW N.th e.
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To Builders and Lumber Dealers.

Tn" subscriber has completed his mill ia
Victory. and Is now prepared 1" furnish lumber
ana dimension Thinner of almost all kinds. His
Trees arr large. and he furnish Ion. and heavy
iint'r for "~r"cial purposes. The subscriber hay
M been III the business more than thirty Years
naitrIS himself he understands what builders
want and he till bills speedily and satisfact"
rlly. DANIEL Colby.
81. Jnhnshury. MAY l. l-7j. 7Itf
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\ splendid lot of four foot wood, birch and
maple dried under cover and as bright Ms a dollar.
lSo nice lot of fnur-tuot green wood of the same
quality, all sorted and split wood. Leave orders at
the st. Johnsbury House stable.
l02tf JERRY DREW.
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Wood and Hay For Sale!
Wood For SaIeI

Good maple wood and hay for sale by
THOS. WARD. =
Please leave orders at Daniels, Sylvester a Co.
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HAIR VINE.

Stimulates the growth "f the h'i - fr,,
decay of the hair Prevents thr n'', ,r..rr 81.
ing gray Stops and prevents tn' ,I',t = n.
ont stops that unpleasant lt'h'i- LudrI
cures r all din diseases .. Of the scalp and = s w.,
and dressing f"r ladir. hair rinnT"i ' f.. IT,.
Try it, Ask Your druggist and dIl' ',,,Llr--
where. or send 7jct~ for trial h"ti,> E,ru,'
G. W. RICH El,Hr',,.' RIM has.
For sale in ST .I"hnsburN Icy
q ID. Randall druggists. ,,-,.,,..,,u VI W.
Wells Richardson Go, hui InIr
sale Agents.
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PRICE Il PER EOrrLE.-Snld bv all pru,
SlSt>- pamphlet al - pages giving Il tr-atiS,
on Iatarrh. and containing iuuum-rthr ,.:s,.. OF
cures. sent FREE. lay lddr,>sin. thu. proprietor
llTfLEFlELp y co. Manchester y II.
tSrp20 -
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Sheep for Sale (!

The subscribers have sixty coarse wool sheep
which they wish Ia sell or exchange for cows. The
sheep all young ewes and are extra lot-will
sell in small lots if desired. Address
KIMBALL & PRINGLE.
Woodsv willie, y. IL. Jan. u ls76. gig
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BIackSmithinS!

The subscriber has opened his shop Concord
Avenue i'll Summerville, where horse shOeing and
repairing will he done in woTkmanlike manner
C. Specidt atrention paid to Or'rredching inter
fering difd lame horses. JOHN LADD
~ II st. Jnhnsburv Vt
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St. Johnsbury, VT.

We represent sound and reliable Companies both
Stock and mutual and are prepared to place risks
at reasonable and equitable rates in American or
English Companies of undoubted responsibility
We guarantee prompt and honorable settlements
with policy holde in of loss.
We charge no fee for policies, renewals transfers
icritten in Stock Companies
We invite parties seeking Insurance to call upon
us OF address us by letter. confident that by 50
doing they will consult their own interests and in
all matters entrusted t" us We pledge our best eft
forts to observe public patronage.
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WESTERN TICKETS

Tickets to all points West and South and the
Pacific coast, via. all the first class routes
T" l.iverp"ol, Glasgow, and other points, by first
class Steamers.
To San Francisco, by Rail or Steamer
For lowest rates, time tables and information.
call on address \. &. HARVEY, Ticket At.
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Centennial PrOpeIIing Pencil !

\ novel and useful invention We al. SELLING
i-'uoo per week. business and urni.-- ,,iti men
ladies' and sch"" children Wa. H.. 80 al must
nave them We expect to sell them i'll every fam
ny III TN" Union Live agents wanted in every
Srcton Send - cts. for sample and terms to
CENTENNIAL PROPeLIlNG PENCIL CO.
Lock Box I25. Dover, y H. IOl3
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BOWMAN & HOPKINS,
Genl Insurance Agency
SUCCESSORS
GEO. -. SHAW Il 20,

We draire Ia call attention Ia the following list
of Companies at which We have the agency.
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IIIHII.

BARTLEY.--on sept. -. C.thirine wandell hartley.
wifr OF David BsrtrN
The relatives and frcnls OF the family sre invited 10
attsnd ts funeral A. LIZ 4. On tuesday, 2dth, FROM
heg iaie residence. H. f. II Nt Il corner 3 av.
Die kEkSON. - Suddenly, at MIttswan, \. H. on sun.
day. sept. "a y Augusta Hlgglus wife Of Alfred J.
DlchcrsOn OF New YORK.
Services at 25o Union st.. BROOKLYN. this Cruesday)
afternoon. A. O'clock
Cleveland )OhlOl papers please copv.
GIlks.-On AOndsi scph Giles, In the Goth year Of
HIS age.
MdNAGHAN. on Monday tn e5th inst. at his late
resilence. s3 Prince st. OSen Monaghan Ia the 10Th
year OF his axe.
rhe relatives ana friends OF the family. also those
Of his son james anu his sons-in- lw, Peter None
gnAn amt Thomas Mrt'nirr respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from s., Paircks tatheorIL on
Wednesday tue 27th last, A. 10 OcocN when soleWn
mass OF requiem will be orer ID for the repose % bis
soul tlence 10 tyiry Genet for intttment.
MCDONALD ON the 24th lust, MAY McDouad, 10
the S&tn year 10 her
rne relatives and friends u the family are respect
PrezbJ terrain Church Ia lmrJ fourth ~ near 9th sy.
ON Tuesday. me 2dfh lust, NJ O'Clock VI
SCHl LTL.-Oh sep. - James H. schultz, IA the
Gitn wear Of his age.
RELATIVES snd friends are rrspeetfulY invited 10 at
tend s funeral IRON his late icncr, blo Bushwica
av corner ~ Lawt0n 49,, Brooklyn, On Tuesday, goth
TOHlN.-on saturday sarah Jane. daughter VI Ellen
sud the lAts Cornel.- IOblu.
The re atiVcs aud fisuds are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral THIS lIutsdRbI afternoon, At ~
o'rlrk, from the residence Of her mother 100 East
llH-h ~. Nitaout further notice.
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why all independent Men shouId now sup
port IL.

Prom Speech by Lyman Trumeva or Iainoa.
The Democratic party OF to-day Is no
more the sane party known by that name In
1856 than Is the Republican party OF to-day
What 1t was In 1875. The main issue between
parties IN 1850 has been settled and settled for
ever. Neither the purposes nor the persons
comprising the political parties OF 1875 are the
same ~ they were in 1890. More than two-thifds
OF the population Of the GIFTED States to-day
we're unborn OF children under fifteen ye ID OF
age IN leoO. This Is shown by the census.
what are the purposes OF the present Demo-
cratic parlyI Unlike the Republican party, II
hos not been on trial to the same extent tho
last nve wears, so we can Judge it by Its acts;
but u processes to be for reform, and for an OBJ
scrvance ~ the Constitution and laws. Are the
professions put forth in good faithf We know
ty exDerience that the Republican party Is
false ana faithess to its Pledges that " Is thor
oughly corrupt, aud does not possess the power
tn reform itself. The Democratic Or opposition
party may ne no better, but We have some evil
dencs that " Is better
Inc present House OF Representatives Il IN
the opposition, or Democratic side. II that suits
any one better. II has brought to light and ex-
poseu abuses. corruption. and dishonesty IN al
nj st every branch OF The pubhc service, and
thereby done much o. correct them. rhis could
never have happened had both branches OF
Iongress been Republican, - the ex. erience NJ
1871 . shows. he democratic House succeed ed
III red iciug the excuses u tho pvernm ent Tor
THIS yeir about tj0,tGOOCD, ana would q made
"A still larger saving but Tor the opposition OF a
RepuDliCdn Senate. Ihis great reduction was
made by Distressing with numerous useless ofn-
cers, and refusing useless and unnecessary ap-
so much good has already come from
an opposition House during one session of
Congress. ! know IL was charged That " was n
Confederate House, aud nieh officials, When de-
tectcd In In prostitutnR their Offices for merce-
nary and personal ends. thought II a sufficient
answer to reply that the viiiaiDy was exposed ny
u committee Of Confederates. as II II were al
lowubie 10 use Official position for merccnHry
and selnsh purposes, aud ste the public mon
eys. PROVIDED no one but Confedefates exposed
tue iulQuity.
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SUMPTION; Fufurss declined average Of 1.1ec. with
sales % ioos psle. closing at II 1890 Tor ssptem
prr lie Tor octoser aAd Novemuer A aszc, for
Iury III fN32e tor MARCH, snd l2c. tor Anvil Liver
b12 ~ n,arxst active and nrm midiling upisnds.
PRnvistoNs Pork quict and nominal on the spot at
300 ~ for me but active and closed nriner
Tor - .,s dcrvSry salts $50 nos for Orto5er, clos
sitv picklru hams sold ~ i9heti3Ic Ira more &C
i've safes 40 ties ~ $40 2jcstiO7iS for prime ctty
delivery 800 tics csing II 1000 Tor October saso
for NOvsinoer fpd5 for Drcrnber " 20 Tor Jannsrv
and eg7o for Feoruiry. Dressed hoga 7asS,ic being
slightly better TOR the heavy weights. Bultrr Arm
state nrtme choice. 3aes'c do. lower grade ai1n
SOC. IVES ern. common g. good. 1Scs25c prime TO
choice. 21@35c. Cheese quiet StAe factories. 30
9iStsic." ''A anu '"'"u'' '"i'' hS'S nrm ~
GRAIN Wheat steady FOR winter At the decline OF
yss'sriay .les IS 900 bush 80 70 Tor rea winie,
z M n3Oestl 81 for extra White new No. Sprung
nominal II tl.lsstl22 Rye guet BARLEY and barley
fr de- at $50 3pc. for mixed. iOei1c. for he
the higher prices for state Corn dull but frm
Tor yellow the sales Of mixld included steamer Frsdes
suSDRIKs Naval stores were quiet hut steady at sss
94c Tor spirits urpcntIne lnt vi p01u. % for com
mon to good str lined. Petroleum rIn
LA 4ec for crude bulk. and 26c fui refined IN bills
Dee freghis were moderately active and unchanged ;
steam 7ltd do. to Bremen. ny steam. 1ld do. Co.
penhagen AZ 6e. 6d.t7s Taow was fairly active and
seay " sAssc. Wniskey was dull and nominal at
GHocERIss- Rio coffee was somewhat hrrner. being
quoted ~ 15s20fc. gold win sales Of 5000 bag
ving the supplies at all ports t2s Mild grades
hrn at lie. Tor Maracaibo ahd 21G23c for java
s1.h gold hnas .es aud rice were quiet aud noninay
nominal lair to good refining quoted at ss41ec. Re
H"e" Ia iah request At lO3see lilac. for hards.
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THE book FAIR.
Another Fine Display IN Mr.. Leavitt's Great
Auction Rooms.


The annual fair OF the Book Trade Asso-
citation was opened yesterday morning In Chm
ton Hall, every available inch Of space in Lea
Wits auction room being occupied with we'll
filed Dookstands and shelves.
Macmillan & Co.'S list Of English publications
IL, as usual, large and wel-selected. Little,
brown Il Co. OF Boston presented full line Of
American works, and John Wiley & sons their
scientific and other text books and practical
works. including tie works Of John Ruskin, IN
sets ranging from go to t1s. Among :he books
displayed nv II. Appleton Co. Is Alexander
BARCLAYS "Ie Shyp Of Fonle-." faithful re-
print Of the Pynson edition of l6,S, with liz
wood engr asinRs. This rare work Is marked at
from SIS to $50, according To binding. The APP
pietons' list includes all the works Of Darwin,
Cooper, together with those OF hundreds Of
other authors ia science. history, philosophy,
anu lction.
william T. NimuO presents a large collection
Of popular and standard books, as do also Clark
& MAYNARD, l.. II. Dutton, CiaxtOn. Remsen 4
n nelhnRer. Koch Sons Co.. Lee a shepard,
Porter & Coates, Martin Taylor. McLouRhlin
Brothers, q. W. Carleton Co, A. j. Holman &
Co., j. IL. Llppincott Co., and others. The H.
Illustrated WORKS belonging to the valuable con-
tnbution made by Case l, Peter X Galpln at.
the Dore Bible. with rs Illustrations, marked at
from t6i TO $3.50 the English edition OF Bda's
" -Four Gospels" In cloth, At $l40, in finest le-
want t20 DanJe's Inferno" with Dnre's Illus
Tations. f25 to $50; "DoIe Gallery, 500 to $50
aud Dore's " Paradise lost, SIS to 500.
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The prisoner was accused of riding across
one Of the b.1dges III a gait faster thdn walk.
and the proof was that he Ralloped a paint mule
over Houston street bridge. lie managed his
own case.
lis Honor said, 81 think I'll have to nne you,
JohDsing."
Msy AZ yer few questions"
You may"
Isn't thIr sign over dat bridge warning
people how dey must rideY'
there Is. and that makes you all the more
guilty"
1T docs. does it2 Now, Mr.. Recorder, Is dat
sign what has TO 90 byf Is dat de Law 2"
1t Is"
"Wel den, dat sign reads. Walk your horse
or you viii be- fined Don't it-dont IL, Boss 2"
at does. Johnsing"
"Wsll, tue proof Is. was gallopin' Il paiut
mule, wasn't II, IlOssr
"Y-e 8. believe so" replied bis Honor, be-
ginning TO smell rat
Now, n your Honor IL willing to admit dat
paint mule amt no boss, IN rest de case heah.
beCase You see de law IA shall walk my boss,
and as IL WIS paint mule, dat Is fatal to de In
dictment. You Ii lawyer, and you ought to
know dem pints most as well as myself"
RecordeT-Ahem for tine purpose of this suit,
Johnsing, I'll regard that paint mule as a boss.
Prsoner-Your Honor will please note my
'oeptiOn. Jess wants TO make one more pint.
AllOwn Tor the sake ~ argument dat a paint
mule II nos, do sign reads ak your
boss" Now has dc witnesses here tn court to
prove dat paint mule hOss was not my hoss a.
all Dc law say walk your moss.
Recorder m fine you sl0, Johnslng.
And ns JuhnsinR WAS conducted IN the lock-
M ne expressed great sympathy for the tax
payers, as he inteniedt 10 bring SUIT for SlOO 900
damage for false imprtsOnmrnt
lie Is now, however at work on the streets.
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4 TIGER HUNT IN NEW JERSEY.
An Escaped Mcns serie Pc, Committing Desre-
dations on John smiths Farm.

Eour nights last week the farmers OF
Hauiesport, Burlington county. N. j.. hunted
what they supposed was a sheep-killing dog,
and did not discover IN II Thursday that the
animal was monster tiger, probably the one
that some weeks ago escaped from Van Am
burrh's mensgetie In South Jersey. The nrst
etredation which. driven by hunger, IL made,
was on the farm Of John Smith. about half way
between Mount Holly and Moorestown ana on
the edge OF Sandcripple Swamp. A yearling
heifer was missed on Monday morning, but ITS
disappearance was attributed to thieves. On
tuesday night. however. Mr.. Smitn was awak-
ened by the neiHhing and stunning Of the
horses. An exanin ,tion showed that an at
The depr dator this time had evidently been an
animal aud not man. anu on the following
nignt the farmer was better prepared. aud wnen
the horses gave the alarm at Z O'Clock IN the
morning he saw a large animal leap the barn
yard fence. he animal turned on his approach
and gruwicd no rseIv, causing Smith to mount
the lower limbs OF an apple tree. from which no
saw what he supposed TO oe dog emerge from
the sDeep pen With sheep IN its mouth. lie
hied his shot gun. but wHs answered bv low
growl. and. thinkinf he recognized awen known
sheep stealing dog which mad belonged to WI
nam GiboOns. "A Ia iner about uhe uistant, ne
left the tree and followed IL In the direction OF
shot
On the following dsy he requested Gibbons to
shoot tue dog. aud was tOu tnat II had been
shot son,e DAYS, and Smith. Gibbons, and Henry
Parser watched ON "Wednesday night with army
rfnes. At half past eleven O'Clock the sninls al
was seen to apprOach the farm yard. and then
Tor the urst time Its movements showed that II
was an animal Of the eat ecies but It was
not until 1t was within ten feet OF them, and
escape WAS iupossiOls, that they discovered 1t
to De tiger.
Ihey turned to Nv. but finding the animal had
retr ated ON seeing them thev turned. and
Smith ana Parker both fred at such close OUR
tiers that II was possble Ia see ttat one Of tho
ba,ls had taken effect In the tigers tbtgh. With
terrific growl the b, asst turaed upon them,
ana leaptng he farm ysrd fence made for
Parker, VINO struck at the tiger with the butt OF
his rifle with such force that he knocked him
self down, thus saving himself. the tiger pursu-
ing Smith und GiDuOns. Gibbons then fred,
stiiking him IN the eTuin. the wound being
plainly seen by = rker. near whom he passed as
he turned, and hn ped toward the swamp so
rapidly that they we're Onl, able TO pursue him
for q short distance.
On tae following morning he was traced by
the blood marks for hair mile into the swamp,
where tue pursuit ended.
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b, NEW YORK. Monday. Sept. 25.-Receipts of
V'n,es yesterday aud tu-d,y 246 car loads. or
tos mean max ny 1857 for the week. against I0p0f
-, h previous week the mand was fllr, especial
~ sva van from ast friday equal Nc n the
nellng. Few ttucy scer8 were rstailed al IIIc-
n 10 DIRE 81 Ms. to the cvf hui ~one OF Inc
O-t IN market were sold at lic to urvss 81 NJ. and
ION 'hss .own TO Nc % dres. % ns. for common ma.
from o. to SIC. Co dress 5ssas5 ms
Receipts Of sheep aud lambs mere 3, cara or n Az
heau, making la7 for he week 80 the
previous aces. Sheep we're about STEADY At t4Goec "
n Tor common to extra Lambs were n snada nrmer
a. D54i4bJfc. y n. With fes lots sold up o Gase
he. ept- of hogs we're ON cars, or S377 head max.
log 20 III for the week. against 81 755 for
satr alive were 12O state lac n. average, at ga
~ state hog, 300 Ms, at 6ysc.. and 100 Ohio 40.
21Al< ns At 03sc. ~
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,eramsnt bond. the transactions we're light aud

stite bonds were duh out frm. We note sales OF
Missouri o., long bonds AZ 1854 loSs, and ONO o. Of
1850 q! ~ l.silroad ponds were trne ower with
follows Chc-go and Alton lst gage, us Chicago
aud Alton oule 100 New Jersey Central couverlt
DE, - New jersey eAtra lst-, 100, LeAigh and
whkesbarre oasohdlted. 6s'S hwaukee and 81.
Pau 10. gold, lO3, Mi~tuKee aud 1T. Paul lsls, La
Crosse dsisiun. los Iowa Midland s. 1t mo- gag,
ps Chicago AMI Northwestern consolidated coupon
lstered bo Ids 9tssi Morrs sAd 70 er ists consoll
dated. lul CHESAPEAKE sud ono lists coupon on - ;
Michigan SOU hcrn lpi Michigan Contra Is iOail
New YORK Central Us lssA lu4 Union Pacific lst
mortgage ~ Union Pacinc H. land grant los Tn
P-che sinSine fund, si's crnra Picin isis San 10
aQuiu braut ll Nh Nctte4u f4Cn. bonds, lOl !; Pa
clnc railroad Vi Missouri lst~, pJbs Toledo aLi va
bssh lst mprtsagr ", western tniOn rel,graph cou
pons, 1900. lols; Delaware ana Hudson .lstered
bonds 1854. loA Delaware and Hudson registered
b nus 1871, lo'T ONO aud M,.isippl 2i. o., Chtsa
peaNr ana oni LIST mortgage ruupun IN. IA North
western consolidated coupon gsld bonds, 0jS s054
Northwestern cpu-olliai'I stored 10 bonds, Wv
MuNaukt and s.. PAU consolidated rukug tuud, ~
Central flcinc ggd nUnds, lnil, Unil Pac nc STAG
lax fund, VIA Harlem lsts ssterci. ~, North
western CONSOLIDATE ed coupon gold bonds Us.
Inc opening, highest lowest ana l.. NJ. closing
pIlces oi stocks tO-lAJ