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PREsIDENFIAL sPECULATIoNs.
Seymour tho Moat Available Democrat
Special tr lho Register.
~ ,gtrr>..r,N Aurii 2i

Seymour tho Most Available Democrat
Special Jr ,hr Register.
WhsuINGruN, April 2l.
senator Johnston, OF Virginia, chair
man ot the COMMITTEE on Agriculture,
received to-day an interesting letter
from Ilorat:o ; ymour, urging that ac-
ton b, taken To suppress the pleuro-
pneumonia among cattle. lie discusses
tue matter from the standpoint ol an IN
telligrnt and enthusiastic farmer. Al
the close OF his letter, ia the bold hand
OF a h, a.thy man who does not know
what nervousness is, he compliments
the Yir,inia Senator on the agricultural
address delivered by him before the ir'
ginia state Agricultural society last
fall By the Wav, senator Nt'hH''
when recently at CucI. saw N"NrrhoI
seymour daily. The tuvcru"r urgru
him Ia discourage any effort to1Slng to
ms nomination ut Cincinnati lh'
Senator replied, Il will do anything you
ask except To tell the people Nou are III
bad health when YOU are walking every
where. You want Ia 20 with an elastic
treai. and make your eyes HOOK
As bright a. when you we're
Young man Nothing annoyS
the Republicans SO much as the
reports from New York % the effect that
Mo. SEYMOUR Is we'll aud hearty, because
thev ircl that, ii nominated, he can oe"'
Grant 4 sagJriuuS politician TO-DAY
said tO me ii the Democrats nominate
seymour it will make his brother M
law. Conkhug, sick heard MAJOR
John W. Daniel, the Virginia orator To-
day ask the shrewdrSt Democratic Poh-
tician I'M the House, who he Was Tor
President, aui hc promptly rephed Tor
seymour. because he can win. Nom
ing can be clearer than that three G'thS
of the Democrats here aUd all ut the he
publicans believe Mr.. Seymour - te
strong man that can be nominated al
Cincinnati. | wish were permitted To
publish the nameso OF some Senators VINO
are for him, who have been regarded aS
the leaders for other statesmen men
toned in connection with the Democrat,
ic Presidential nomination. lt NoN"
astOund politicians everywhere.
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VIRGIN IA.
Amid Great Confusion the Convention
Adjourns Until To-day.

Amid Great Confusion the Convention
Adjourns Until To-day.
SrAUNroS, Va, April 2l.--Th Repub.
lican Convention was called to order by
G.. L. Ramsdcll, Chairman OF the State
Central Committee. In his brlel al
dress the illusions to General Grant
we've loudly cheered, and the names OF
Blaine ami Sherman were alsp received
with considerable applause. The first
trial OF strength between the Straight
outs and the Readjustcrs, or Malone,
was in tina temporary organization. j.
II. Hill, Readuster, and Peter j. Carter,
Straightout, both colored, were the
nominees. Carter was elected by ~ to
4S-avictory ior the Straightouts, Trough
it was claimed 10y the minority that il
was not 4 strict test vote.
While the Committee on Credentials
retired, the Convention took reCessand
upon reassembling heard speeches from
Messrs. Poppham, Rives aud Lester,
The speeches were highly exciting, and
were interrupted by the report OF the
Credential Committee, seating lii dele.
gates,
A majority report iavoring the claims
OF the contestant from Richmond, and
the persistency ui j. Il Syphax, OF Alex
andria, who had been uuseated toy the
committees report, brought on a vio-
lent aud disorder.y discussion, which
threw the whole convention into II con-
fusion, dozen being on the floor at one
time, trying to he heard, and the dele
gates crOwding the aisles. The chair
man had great difficulty in maintaining
order and appointed sergeant-at arms
to assist him. The confusion continued
until Z o'clock, when the convention
took a recess until o'clock.
SrAuNroN, AA. April 2l.-The Con
vrntion rcassembled at S o'clock, and a
flight is going on over the election OF a
permanent chairman amid much dis
order.
Pending the noisy, discussion the Con-
vention adjourned at 2 o'clock until to-
morrow.
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up, aud Mr.. Hoar's amendment to strike
out the provision for the payment OF
the claims of the underwriters, was
agreed to-yeas 2S; naysl9.
Mr.. Mcpherson, from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, reported favorably on
the House bill authorizing the equip
ment OF an expedition for the Arctic
sea. Placed on the calendar. Mr.. Nc
Pherson said the bill was OF such im-
portance that he would ask for its con-
sideration on Monday.
Mr.. Maxey moved. TO take up the Sen.
ate bill to provide for the settlement OF
accounts with certain railroad compa.
nies. He urged the importance OF the
bill and hoped there would be no further
delay.
Mr.. Withers moved to take up the
army appropriation bill, and after some
discussion this was agreed to.
Without action on the bill the Senate
adjourned.
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GENEVA AWARD DEBATE.
Opening Address Made to Sleepy Gal
lerieS

Opening Address Made 10 sleepy Gar
leries
Special o. the Register.
WAsHINGroN, April n.
senator r. lmuuis opened the debate
ON thr Gcurya award Yesterday, but his
argument was as dry a. 1t Vas strong,
aud ia, gallery lr,w sleepy under It.
The senate diI not look as lively either
a. II dii when senator Blaine Vas pip
in. ant SENATOR Carpenter dancing to
his ,Ncltin, music. lie Vas followed
by Mr.. Thurman, who always COM
lnln Is attention, AMI then Mr. Blaine
g1t ia "a characteristics speech
The situation THIS morning WAS as lei.
lows. MIR. Thurman aud mJi"gIty OF
the Committee on the Judiciary were
for giving the uudistributcd s3,OtNuOl
Il tnr insurance companies that had
pail insured parties who had suffered
losses from TIE Confederate cruisers.
Mr Blaine iil not want the insurance
c1mpIujrs tu have 10, but wanted 70 to
b. divided amuuE those Who PAID war
prrmiums o. the Insurance COuldpicS.
Senator, Eaton aud EimUUdS contend
ei that 1t belongs by right tc thr United
States government ami should - into
the sinktu. fund tp aJd in paving the
National debt.
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ascertained, were carried out dead. w.
III. Tylestone, Of No. III East Thirty
eighth street, was dragged from under q
part Of the roof, having both Grms and
legs broken. - His injuries are
believed to be fatal. James Smith,
OF Flushing, l.. L., was also found suffer
ing from several bruises. Two or three
men and several women. who were in
jured seriously, were taken away by
their friends
At midnight the tirenen were still at
work on the ruins. 1t was believed all
the wounded had been removed, but 1t
is feared that more lifeless bodies are
still beneath the debris.
The loss by the accident, apart from
the loss OF life, is very great. The art
gallery, which was reduced TO a mass oil
ruins, contained large number OF
paintings, many OF them OF great value.
The pictures alone were insured against
fire for Sl50,0QO, and il is believed that
the Insurance companies cannot be held
for the losses, as there was no fire. Inc
loss on the building is estimated at from
S2j, 900 to $4,000. The building was
owned BY VIM III. Vanderbilt, and was
insured against fire.
The Killed and Wounded
Killec-Mrs. Hegemann, No. . West
Thirty-frst street; Miss ii. l.. Willett,
81 East Thirty-lirst street; Marie =,
aged about 70 years, nurse-maid to Mrs.
Hegemann.
Injured, - Coe, bruised about the
body; Leonard Dster, Ia West Forty
sixth street, right leg fractured; +. l..
Davies, No. % Waverly Place, left hand
crushed and suffered slight contusions;
III. Herrick, Forty-iourth street, arm
broken; Albert Hilton, suffered slight
bruises; $. J. Hyde, injured slightly;
A. Montgomery, slight injuries; Anna
Scoville, Twenty-second street, slight
INJURIES; Miss Josie Streetor, West Thlr-
ty-second street, severe internal injuries;
j. w. Swami, slightly injured: Ernest
A. Thompson, No. 20 Madison avenue;
SLIGHT cuts on the head; VIM. NJ. lyle
stone, No. ! East Thirty-eight street,
cOmpound fracture Of both legs,
fractured left arm and la1erated
wounds OF head; Walter Webb,
No. ii West Thirty-eighlh street, ser.
iously injured, had several scalp wounds,
left leg broken and left foot crushed.
Four ladies we.e taken from the dancing
room, all OF whom weIe injured slightly.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGroS, April q.
SENATE

Mr.. Vance, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported with amend
ments the House bill to regulate the
mode OF purchasing tobacco for the Navy.
Placed ON the calendar.
Mr.. Wimdom, from the COMMITTEES on
Railroads, reported With amendments
the Senate bill extending the time for
the completion OF the Northern Pacific
railroad Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Jones Announces. that lac intended
making a minority report.
The bill granting a pension 10 Jesse
+. Phares, q scout, was again discussed,
and Mr.. Maxey supported the measure.
The question being on Mr. Cockrell's
motion TO indefinitely postpone the bill
it Was lost-yeas Is; nays 20.
The bill, as amended, TO grant pen
sions to enlisted priyates, was then
passed.
The Geneva award bill was then taker
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ongressmen than any other Republican

congressman than any other Republican
leader.
Mr. sherman is entertaining hand.
some party OF influential Wisconsin
Repn bllcans now here, and his opponents
say he Is preparing to capture that State
syIhe Secretary OF War, I hear. does
not refer to Gen. sherman any more
than his predecessor did.
Mr. Conger is becoming, il possible
more intOlerable than ever, and his own
party must have little patients with his
conduct.
Gen. McCOOk has introduced Joint
resolution ior the publication of Union
AMI Confederate records.
Senator Wallace seems to have no
doubt OF hayingan anti-Tilden majority
ia the Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention.
The Senate Committee on Accounts
compliment Sergeant at Arms Bright Tor
hls efficiency and economy.
Messrs. Smith, OF New York, Chaplin.
OF Springfield, Massachusetts, and Mr..
Peyton, OF the New York World, today
had an interview with some of the
WAYS and Means. The paper makers
sali they were for free pulp, and that
that will satisfy publishers. They want
the duty on fine papers to remain us at
present.
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-, Murderer. Lynched.

MonERLY, No. April sl.-Between II
and 10 O'Clock last night, about torty
men visited the Jail here, and, with
Jrawn revolyers, forced the officers on
Juty TO admit them. They then seized
Henry Mitchell, Dick Yancy and Alfred
Cateou, three negroes. ehsrseS VIZ"
numbering another negro named ueo'
Matthews, near here a short time ago,
took them to a railroad trestie, ABOUT
three miles from town, and hanged
Mitchell and Yancy. Cateon was not a
Marty 10 murder, but was strung up
nn,il he told all he knew about the al
iair and Was then released.
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JAMAICA.
Severe Drought.

KISGSrGN, April 2l.-ln Jamaica, the
pastures are burned up, and cattle are
being driven from one point to another
in search Of water. In the Highlands, a
stream OF water is being sold at six cents
per four gallons, and has to be carried
miles On the heads OF the purchasers.
There il an epidemic among the cattle
on the estates and pastures on the north
side, and many have died. A success
sion of fires have destroyed the cane
fields and grass lands.
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FEXAS
Democratic State Convention-De Delegates
Uninstructed.

Democratic State Convention-Deles
Uninstructed
GALVESTON, April .2l.-The Democra-
tic Convention made +. a. Brown elect
or at large. Resolutions were adopted
to advise the support OF the twothirds
rule, and the delegates go uninstructed.
Also,
R,Sircd, That the devotion OF Gen.
Hancock To the constitutional rights
and privileges Of the citizens entities
him to the confidence OF the people, and
Texas will, when called upon, show
her appreciation of his generosity and
magnanlmlty.
The resolutions pledge the undivided
and enthusiastic support TO whomso-
ever the National Convention may see
III 10 nominate.
Adjourned sine die.
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VERNON Il.
The Delegation win Favor Hancock.

MoNrrELIER, April 2l-About three
hundred delegates to the Democratic
convention have already assembled, and
appearances indicate very large con-
veuliou. W. II. 4. Bingham will be
chairman. Among the delegates at
large will be b. b. smalley and
l.. W. Redington. At least four
fiiths Of the convention favor Han
cock, but not as against any other can
didate. Ii will he n Hancock delegation
unjnstructed, except to vote as unit
and retain the two-thirds rule in the
National Convention. Hiram Atkins
has withdrawn his name entirely.
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ENGLAND.
The International Fishery Exhibition.

BERIIS, April I.1The British gov
ernment made no grant for the repre-
sentation in the international Fishery
exhibition. The British exhibit is
wholly the result oi private enterprise.
Much oi the space originally allotted to
England has been taken by Americans,
who hold it 10y right oiprior occupation.
The very slender and unworthy partici.
patton oi England is all the more strik-
ing by the contrast with that oi America.
Two hundred and fifty tons piscat0rial
material, valued at 10000, have already
arrived from America
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GOOD NEwsFoRC RCHARLEsToN.
Work on the Custom House to DO Begun
Very soon.
--.,.tt| fp the Gn-Isrpr

work on the Custom House 10 DO Begun
Very soon.
special To- the Register
WAsHINGToN, April "a.
senator Hereford called on the Secre-
tary ct the Treasury to-day, and asked
him whether hc regarded the appropr,-
alton or the public building at Charles
ton a, immediately available, and, rs
the senator anticipated, hc answered in
the affirmative. Tie sand it il mis- iuten-
tilu Co @TpuiUt, very suon, 4 committee
ut p-rspus to select proper site i0T the
building Ia question, and that all Ui the
preliminary arrangements will he male
during the approaching term of the
United States Court at Charleston. The
Se.,,tary seemed dispusrd to have the
work commenced aS speedily as p0ssi-
bic. senator Hereford was perfectly
satisfied with the interview.
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BAItlnorc.

BALTIMORE, Arril 2l.--Flour - Rather
better feeling, but no change in prices;
western superfine % 25Cd,i %; do. extra
- 2j(d,5 90; do. family - 25tdb OO.
Wheat-Western higher and firm. No.
2 western winter red, spot and seller
April 81 2ji@l 25l; seller May ii 23i
al -: seller June 81 29lCgl - seller
1uly Il l3CGl l3l seller August 81 l0l
al l0J. Western dull and steady;
western mixed spot and seller April AZ
Ca,47Ic; seller May i7(d47tc; seller
June i6Cg46lc; seller July i7(giI ic;
steamer I5c. Oats-Dull western white
ilGi2; do mixed 40di0lc; Pcnnsylva-
ma 4lC142c. Rye-Nominally at $50
9Oc. iiay-Steady; prime to choice
Pennsylvania SlsCa20. Provisions
Dull. Mess POrk-At sll 75(dl2 %.
Bulk Meats Loose shoulders and clear
rib sides none; do. packed 5a,Ttc. Ba-
con-Shoulders 5Ic; clear rib sides dc.
Hams-at l0lglllc. Lard - At S.
Butter-Flrm aud active; prime TO
choice western packed 22Cd25c; rolls 20
Ca22c. Eggs-Dull at l0c. Petroleum
Crude nominal; refined nominaily at
1,c. Cofee-Dull and lower; Rio car
goes, ordinary 10 prime l2ISl5ic. Su-
gar-Quiet; A soft Ole. Whisky-Quiet
at 81 O9C9l 10.
PhilAdeiphia
PHILADKLrHIA, April 81. - Flour
Dull; Ohio family choice "a 62i; Mime
sofa extra, small lots and medium s. 90
Cd5 2j; good $ 37iCd,5 so; choice - 62!
(a,5 10; fancy s. 90: st. Louis extra
fancy spring and winter patents % 500
s on. Rye Flour-Dull and lower at
si25. Wheat - Unsettled and feverish I;
No. . red seller April u - bid, 81 81
asked; seller MAY 81 2il bid. 81 25I
asked; seller June 81 23l bid, 81 23i
asked; seller July 81 lat bid, 81 lil
asked. Corn-Dull; high mixed in
grain depot 52lc; steamer on track 5lc;
sail mixed. in grain depot 52ic; sail
mixed seller April, ie.c bid, 5Sc asked ;
seller May i6ic bid, i7e asked; seller
June 45ic bid, i6c asked; seller July
&c bid: 46ic asked. Oats-Quiet: No.
3 white 43ta43ic, No. 2 do. lhaI5c;
| No. | do. s6lc. Proyisions-Dull. Beei
Mess Sl3 90. Pork Meas ell 5Dlq
III 62i: smoked hams 9ic; pickled Z la
&c. Lard-At s. 50(s7 75 BuitsT-
EominaIly unchanged. Eggs - Dali;
western i0iallc. Cheese-Scarce aud
wanted; western full creamery none
here; good l2i5l3ic. PeiroIeum-Nom'
lnal; refined 7lc. Whisky-Firm Al
81 10.
| New OrlsanA
NEW ORLEASs, April u. - Coffee =
Dull; Rio esrgoes, ordinary 10 prime
l3t(sl5ic. sugar-Dull; common u
good common 6i(s7ic; lair to fully iai
7tS7tG; prime TO choice 7issic; yel
low ciearifed s.6sic. Molasses-Cen
trifugal 81 a pc; common z9t935c; prim,
to choice 49952c- Rice-Dall; Louisi
ana ordinary 10 choice 6i@7ie-
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OHIO.

ClxClSSArI, April 2l.-Delegates to
the State Republican Convention favor
able 10 Blaine were elected to-day in the
counties OF sandusky, Mahoning and
Licking. in the latter county 4 second
convention Was held which nominated
sherman delegates.
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Bill to Rsinstate Major Reno.

WASHINGTON, April ia bill was
introduced to-day by Mr.. Davis, OF Ili-
nois, by request, which proposes to au-
thorihe the President to nominate and,
viii, the consent of the Senate, appoint
Major Reno, late of the Seventh Cayal-
~, TO his former rank and date OF COM
mission, for assignment 10 the first va.
cancy occurring in such grade in the
cavalry arm Oi the service.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
COCO .:Ssws FOR CHARLESTON.
Duty on Hoop and Scroll Iron The Sub
Committee Agree on Free Salt and
Pulp-GeneVa Award-SeymOur
B0Om-Ways and Means.
TIE FARIFF QUESTION.
sab- Committee Agree on Free salt and
Pup.

Pup.
sp.,saI u.,g.,,h 90 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April 81.
A major ~ q. the subcommittee have
agreed to make the duty on steel rails,
auyj.s. race chains and, ia TACT, all ar.
iiclcs ul iron OF steel asCd by farmers, OF
tools used by mechanics, one cent a
pound, They have also agreed on free
sll, an WOO pup; they make the duty
on cotton goods 80 per cent al valorem,
on Blankets, tlannels, wool hats and
Knit goods, 80 per cent, and on other
WOODEN goods 10 per cent. Messrs. Gar
field aud Dunnell were absent. | have
no idea Congress will adopt these recon-
even ii the full committee
does.
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Census Supervisors

WAsHISGToS, April 2l.-The Presi-
dent has nominated for Supervisors OF
Census for Ohio Meredith X. Willelt, OF
Bryan, First district; John II. Little, of
Springfield, Second district; Cyrus sSceds,
Sr., Of Pleasantville, Fifth district; and
Wm. A. Hnut, of st. Clairsville, Seventh
district
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prnnosal. % sen Bonds.

NEw YoRK, April 2l.-The proposals
IN sell hands 10 the Government to-day,
sggreosted ~ =. .662, $50 at l0SSO TO lOi.zi
for fis OF 1850, 1850 to lOo.zz LOT o. VI
IssI. and lO3.60 to lO3.9i Tor %.
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THE WAYS AND MEANS
sun walting Tor Gen. GIBSON.

Still Waiting tor Gen. Gibson.
Special % the Register
WAsHINGroS, April 2l.
Gen. Gibson, Of Louisiana, Will GER
tainly record his vote in the tull COM
mittee, on Thursday, in favor OF the
Tucker proposition in regard to hoop
iron, amt this will give it one majority.
As have stated, Mr. Tucker fixes the
duty on hoop and scroll iron at - per
cent. aiyalorem, instead OF the specific
duty placed on It by MIR. sherman, un-
der his last ruling. The sUbcOm-
mittee on the Sugar bill will, without
fail. report the Tucker schedule already
given in INV dispatches to the iaIl Eom-
mlttee. The subcommittee. to which
ali tariff matters were referred, sat untll
a late hour last night, aud to-day tue
members inform me that u they can
have another tonight they nope To Oe
able 10 report to the committee 'o-m0r'
row. cannot see how this can be done
when they have to grapple with paper
salt steel rails, wooden goods, bieromate
OF potash, &c.
Personal News Items.
Senators Blaine and Pendleton waikei
armin.arm up the avenue last evening"
The Maine Senator has more warm per
sOnal friends among the Demoera''e
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oAr 0ooDs.


yE~ yosK. Apni -. Dry 6oois-
Business quiet iih cotamission houses
and iobLing trade irf~gular. The stocks
Of cotton god. arr veil IN hand. and
the bert n.sk-s oi plain AID eDiored cot.
tons are firmly held lly sgents. Prints
are quiet and steady. wooIen goods
are in light demand snI 6rm. The Bal
hia announces the death u 18th b.
Hunt. IN old and prosninen, dry goois
msrchanI
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REMARKS oS BEEr CATTLE.

The arrivals OF Cattle during the week
amounted 10 2,2S3 head, against 1911
last week and Sol head the correspon.
ding week OF last year, and the sales
during the week APPOINTED 10 ,3ss
head, against I ,02S last week and l.O2O
head the corresponding week OF last year,
and Merr As follows:
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RAILRoAp BoSDs--Generally strong
4 L...Ln.

STATE BoNDs-Dull and nominal.
SroCKs-The market was buoyant in
the early dealings at an advance IN
prices OF ld3l per cent The upward
movement MAS led by the telegraph
shares, coal stocks, ~. Paul, Northwest.
ern and Southwestern shares. During
the afternoon prices reacted t(s2 per
cent, the latter Iron Mountain aud
Louisville and Nashville, but IN the final
sales the market was firm again at re.
covery Of iGi per cent.
The transactions on the Sto0k ES-
change aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 1000 were A. a L. Telegraph.
$500 Canada Southern, 900 C., G. x ].
G., 2,lYO Central Pacific, -, 900 Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, $500 Della.
ware and Hudson, 900 Erie, l3,WN
Hannibal and 81. Joseph, LOO Hous-
ton and Texas, 1900 Iron Mountain,
l5 900 Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake
Shore. 1900 Louisville and Nashville,
1000 Lake Erie and Western, 1900
Michigan Central, ll,O0O Manhattan
Elevated, $500 Northwestern, d, 100
Nashville aud Chattanooga, $500 New
Jersey Central, 5000 New York Cen
tral, 1000 Nothern Pacific, $500 Ohio
and Mississippi, $4,000 Ontario and
Western, $4,000 Pacific Mail. l,lOO
Reading, 23,OO0 st. Paul, 1000 81. Paul
and Sioux City, 1000 ~. Louis and san
Francisco, 3. 200 Union Pacific, 1900
Wabash Pacific, aud $500 Western
Union.