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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16
PROPOSALS.
orTrcr or rarKAsAvHA C,ow,.ry

OYTicE OF TEE KAHAwHA CoHPLry,
CHkKLEsroS, ". Va, July -, ISL.
Uneer iu contract for the construction OF the
Central Division OF the r 4 A. d o. G. r. r.,
the kanswhs COMPANY invite sealed proposals.
Masonry and crosties for the line between
Charleston anu Point Pleasant, W. Va, about
IS miies-or 20 much OF Il q 10 NOT pfeviously
put under contract Pro6la and spcciAcs5ou,
s Te Is sng . sy tIs 81. q 1TsS ne hi
asA Il. d. wHITcON1, President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16

Mas. o. SHAuSEsEE:-Send to-day six
cans OF Acme Baking Powder to Illinois.
She saws il is the very best she ever used.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16

ATTENTION is called 10 the advertise
ment OF G. F. Taylor. Commission
Merchant, in another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16

I. &. DILLON il sole agent
fer Kings Combination Spec.
IaeIes and Eye Glasses. Best
ROW in Use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16
Fellows Compound Syrup Of
HXpOphOsplIites

the inventor will refer 10 the medical gentlemen
whose letters ere attached hereto
Extinct from letter,
I.YSS, Mass. March !, 1876.
MeSsrS FTrOtrS & Co., ~ John. ". ".
GESTs-l nave prescribed your Syrup bellows
HopopnoSphtes) in my practice for some hun
dreis OF patients, where It's use was indicated
with quite satisfactory results. .
,. A. McARTHCR, NJ. D.,
~ South Common st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16

EDwTN CLAY. ". D., of Pugwash, N. g., writes:
al know of no better medicine for persons sui
fering from exhaustion Of the powers Of the
Brain and Nervous System. from long continued
study. or the cough following Typhoid Fever,
&c, &c"
CHANDLER CRANE. OF Halifax, y. IT,, writes:
al have used It freely In my prictice. both in
diseases OF the Chest rs Consumption and Bron.
chitIs &c., aud In infantic diseases OF the prima
via, or stomach and Bowels, with eminent sue.
aQ2
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at SchnepPs Opera House
drug store;
MONDAY.
1850. 1881.
7,.U.I2S.$Rx.7p.x 7A.x.l2N. SPx.7P.x
20 - - - g. II 81 IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16

-nsSN' " A'"'ePV''"t'V'' ~ - We - ~.
During its reading, Chairman Lsngh-
lin was called away to attend meeting
of the Finance Committee and Mayor
Egerter took his place. At the conclu-
sion Of the B. & D. propositions gen.
eral go-as-you-please discussion took
place, in which every one took hand
and the result was, that nothing was
done.
Mr.. Laughlin on resuming the chair
took the paper up by sections and until
that part was reached, which allows
the road to run down Nine
teenth street for few squares,
everything progressed finely. There
was the kick; the Fourth ward repre-
sentatiyes pictured little lots owned by
people who esteemed them as much as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
A GRAND ARMY INSTALLATION.

George Washington Post No. 103, Grand Army
of the Republic. gave reception at Delmoncos Fri.
day night at which the officers elected for the fol-
lowing year were installed The mcetIng.room was
decorated with stands of cOlors trCoored bunting,
shields guns sabres and bayonets the latter being
arranged in ornamental designs upon the walls.
For the sentries at the door and within the room
there stood detail of regular soldiers and sailors
from the Pnwhatan. The installation was con-
ducted according to the ritual Of the Post by Past
Department Commander Henry A. Barnum. Ater
these exercises came a supper and dancing.
The officers installed were as follows; Com
commander, Henry +. Davies. ir.; junior
yce:commander, Lloyd Aspinwall; adjutant.
Frederick T. Locke; quarterlnaster, Thomas Z.
Miles; officer OF the day, Charles Fuller; surgeon
Charles Martin; officer of the guard Ivan Taof;
sergeant-najor, Charles Hatch; and quartermaster
sergeant, Alfred Taylor. hundred or more ladies
were present. Among the guests were General
Mcclellan aud wife. General Di Cesnola, General
Slokles and General Ames, formerly Governor Of
Mississippi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The morning hour having been dispensed
with. the House resumed the consideration OF the North
Carolina contested election case, Mr.. JONES Usrp.,
Texas taking the floor with argument favor OF
claims of the sitting member, Mr.. Martin. He spoke
the Greenbdck party which, he asserted, was an Impar-
ai party and which, If 1t voted with tho Republicans
ON this OCCASION did because 1t would not permit
them or anybody else, to Outsrip 1t in the support
free ballot aud fair count
Mr.. BISBEE i;,p, Fa.l also spoke In support or tue
claims of the sitting member. and at the conclusion of
his rcIlarks tn question seconded and hc
main question Ordertsi.
Mr.. BEL1ZHOOVEN UeIu PennJ then closed the
debate a speech in support CT the contestant, hr.
Yeatcs after which the vote was taken the mnOriy
resolution, declaring the cOntostee, Mr.. Martin, entitled
to his seat.
This WAS rejected-yeas 40, rays 117-a party
with the exception OF Messrs FELTON, and Stephens, o.!
Georgia who voted with the Republicans la the alrma.
tive The Greenbackers, also with the eIcepOH Ui NJ
Lpdd, of Maine. voted IN the affirmative. An nhusudy
large number Of pairs was announced previous 10 the
declaration of this vote.
The question REQUIRED upon the first resolution
OF the majority report declaring that j. MARTIN Il not
entitled to seat. Agreed tOycas III, nays lGG.
The resolution declaring j. J. Yeates entitled I" the
seat was 'dDptedyeas 1l3. nays lO3and that gentle
appeared and took the oath OF office.
Mr. LIE LA MATYR 0ibk, lDd) pres cDted petition
signed by 220 900 persOus asking that steps be aHrn to
prevent The encr0achnent OF white settlers on Indian
esefyatiODs. Referred
The House then, at 4:45 D. IN, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

lated dividends amounting to about 81 per cent
but whether they arc ever paid not depends upon
the result of legal contest concerning the joint or
several guarantees leach of its One-third proporton)
of three railroad corporations. But If tho DIVIDENDS
ON the preferred stock paid it neither makes nor
mars the value of the common stock. Ontario and
Western to-day continued strong and scored greater
transactions than any other stock Its price rose
from 3OOs to Al Il and closed at 40sa c., c. and l. T.
also made the handsome advance of from 20 . TO
27L0267e. Louisiana and Missouri River IS another
of tie late favorites and it rose from 2O94 to Z6
finally closing at 23l2. The other fancles that
lately have made great advances hardly held their
own and tho market generally, after being feyersh
between strength at one moment and weakness
at another, closed with fractional declines
from yesterday. Western Union, however, was
an exception, but an unimportant one, because
there is so little general interest felt as TO what its
price is that 1t is no indication of the market.
With recorded transactions of only 3o,oOO shares
its figures rose from 11S TO 1909 and closed Mt
1884 American Union declined from So to 81 l20
So and Atlantic and Pacific. after rising from 1883
TO 1Dli, fell to AZ. The market closed unsettled
and weak.
Government bonds were quiet but firm, and the
old Is and rs were ls higher in the final bids The
total transactions at the Boards amounted only TO
$50, O0O Annexed are the final quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
DECIDED AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS.

John E. Andrew and others began in 1865,
In the Supreme Court, action i'll equity against
the NewJersey Steamboat Company to have
1t declared part Of steamboat
called the Fraucls skiddy. The case was
referred to Mt Nichols who dismissed the complaint
The General Term upon appeal sustained the referee
his conclusion that the company should be declared
part Of the steamboat but held that there
sufficient In the complaint aud evidence offered JUS
tify the recovery Of damages The complaint after this
decision amended to transform action into
one at law for damages caused to Mr. Andrew by the
set Of the company il converting the steamboat Francis
bkiddy, OF winch he WAS tue One-tftl and the
company the owner OF the other fOur-fiftEs.
The steamboat Francis Skiddy OF the vessels
OF the sO-caed Troy Line. and November 20, 1864,
ran upon rock In the Hudson River. AlUauy,
knocking large hole 10 her hull and TO prevent her
company. which q short time before the accident had
purchased eghttenths OF the steamboat but had not
yet taken possession Of her. sent the
In charge The agent decided that the vessel could
be raised by OF the Imminent approach Of the
close OF navigation, and had her dsnantled. Mr.. All
and run rs steamboat. aud that the act OF the
pany's agent wrongful. The company admits that
1t converted the steamboat to ITS exclusive use that
the real question In issue whether II was To be held
to account to Mr. Andrew for fifth OF the Vessel
Vessel or as wreck.
Tie action as amended was tried before Judge Van
Brurt In 1879 when verdict was rendered favor Of
hi. Andrew IN the sum Of S5S,45o 81 damages and
ent tie ground VI excessive damages and that the
verdict contrary to law and the evidence Gecls
iOD written by Justice Davis. was handed down yester
day, III which the Judgment OF the Court below Is
versed and the case sent back for new trial
William Allen Bntler appeared for MIR. Andrew and
John x. Dos PassOs fur tho company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
Texas Pacific
i'm II. DAVIS & o.. W. II Wsn.f
SATURDAY, Jan. c0-p ,

hTUKDAY Jan. "0-P. H.
IO-days operations presented no driinuton Of.
the speculative fever at the Stock Exchange. ard
points" to buy this and that special stock are NJ
plenty as Strawberries in juno. The carly nc.
ceptor of the point" reaps a quick proiit-what
the later will do remains to DO seem 1t 3D. how
ever the lowprice stocks that are attracting the
most attention, and the Street is running wild over
the values Of stocks before unknown which it Ia not
yet certain represent any properties To-day st.
Louis. Alton aud Terre Haute common stock was
the special feature, and roso from AZ to 81 and
closed at o. At the same time the preferred stock
rose from 1871 to 1853, and ended at $780,
IN favor of the preferred stock it
may be said that there arc accumu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

State bonds were hardly as firm as yesterday
Tennessee 6s old selling ut 4S and new at 47l2,
Georgia new Is at 112. Arkansas IS funded at $50
2jl2 aud North Carolina ia, special taxes, at ST.
Louisiana consols are quoted 531o05i's, North
Carolina consolidated Is SJl3 bid, aud Virginia Us
consols OK matured coupons S0isGSl. There were
no transactions IN city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds OF the speculative classes were IT.
regular. but generally a shade lower Erie second
cOnsols tuctnated between 1Ol 4 and 1909. closing
at tho lower figure. and tho funded 5s declined
from 062. to 957s. Boston, Hartford and Erie tirsts
dropped from 81 to 80, and recovered to 81 p.
Rome, Watertown and Og1ensburg firsts were
easier at G3. C., G. and |. G. frsts as
sented stronger at 107, and tho incomes
per cent lower at 72l!. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas first consos. after decline to 112i2, ereun-
changed at 49, and the seconds were ls higher at
70 after 79It New York Elevated firsts rose to
1l8, and Metropolitan first5 to 1850 l04 g. ST.
Louis nnd Iron Mountain first incomes 5Old at 96l2,
and the second incomes were l. lower at So ONO
Genital incomes Tell from 60 to 67l2
Lake Eric aud Western incomes were
steady at 80le. Lafayette, Bloomington and
Muncie incomes AZ or sales at 81 were l. lower at
30. ard Peora, Decatur and Evansville incomes,
after sales up TO 81, closed SOFA final decline
Of il per cent indiana, Bloomington and West
eln incomes were active and steady at S0l2WoO.
Iutcrnationaland Great Northern second mortgage
incomes rose from 90 y. There was an active
movement in the Texas aud Pacific incomes and they
rose from 20 to 2sG II the rsts of the RiO Grande
Division rising to 1914. The dealings and changes.
other than thJ. mentioned. were uInportant
Tie only Important change that Is shown by the
weekly bank statement IL II further expansion of
80. 40 500 n the loans which, with the net In
r. in, asI hal f,iilv for
the sunI OF ~ $50 400 Increased deposits. Tho sur
plus res, rye over the rule of - per Of deposits
j. reduced S212 500. in" following axe tho totals
~ tLe stntrn.rnl all changcs of lEc Meck:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
NOT AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

A suit was begun in 1878, iii the Supreme
soirt, by the Mayor. ON behalf OF the City Of
Sew.York, AGAINST Cornelius Ferguson, Police
luperiatondent Campbell and the Board of
poice Of brooklyn. 10 restrain then by iniupc-
ton from interfering with the passage Of the
ssw-Ymk dirt.scows down the hay. Mr.. Ferguson Was
more inspector for the counties Of New-York Kings,
>aeens aud Richmond and claimed the right to impose
nuh restrictions sLd regulations IN regard TO the man
Yer IN which the to be towed down the bay
a mig hit seem beet hii The city claimed that the
sguist,ons imposed by MI. Ferguson caused IN.
necessary expese that they interfered with the sanitary
Sefars city, and that the statute under which no
Ssumed 10 acs was unconstitutional
Judge Van Brunt denied injunction and dismissed
be plant. holding that the law was not unc0Lsu
1ona An appeal taken 20 the General Term. and
kcison was handed down yesterday affirming the de-
lsion Of Judge Van Brunt and on the same ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

had been committed to the Catholic Protectory BY
police mse,strate, and his release sought on the
ground that the certificate of the committing magistrate
had not been filed the Office Of the Clerk of tho Court
of General Sessions Justice Barrett granted the ap-
cal defect in the proceedings which he was commit
ted and intimated that 1t might be well II the Grand
Jury would INQUIRE into the frequent neglect OF police
instlcea rerfnrm their duties In proper manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
CONDUCTORS NOT WITHOUT RIGHTS.

A young man named De Witt, who applied
for position conductor the FOrtysecO street
and Grand Street Ferry Railroad was required to
deposit S25 with the company before he received
his appointment. paper was given him at the
tins which contained the conditions under
which be made his deposit and this paper after
ward returned to the company. When De Witt dis
charged recently the company refused TO pay back
sc5 and be sued to before Civil Justice Kelly.
iu the Sixth District Court. When the tried
yesterday, DE Witt able TO repeat part Of the
tents OF the paper containing the conditions Of the de-
post-among other things the provision that II he
should be detected in stealing fares he should forfeit
The deposit. He not able. however. TO
give all tho contents of the paper from memory.
The counsel for the company moved
this account for dismissal OF the complaint although
lie refused TO produce the paper himself, and Dewitt
testified that he hal complied with its conditions far
he knew them. and had stolen nothing Justice Kelly
gave Judgment for Dewitt for the S25. He held that
the young had given all Of the contents O the paper
possible under the circumstances, and that the
pany stood there In the position OF refusing allow the
Court OF DE Witt 10 know what else there was in the
paper, he would hold II bound by what DE Wit could
prOdnce from meInOry more Particularly rs the COM
pdny produced no evidence 10 show that De Witt had
Violated the conditions he remembered, Others
This IL regarded test Jr many others OF like
character which arise III tue discharge OF conductors and
drivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

phia. often the with physicians
is brusqre and overlooking In manner. Among his
Office patients morning gentleman wi no, after
occupying exactly five minutes Of the great mans ne
took ten dollar note from his pocket and inquired the
amount OF the fee Fifty dollars" said the impatient
medical man. The patient demurred little, whereupon
tue physician ridely remarked: "Wel what do you
expect TO payf Give me what you have got" and on
receiving the dollar bill, turned scornfuy his
negro servant, and handing the money remarked;
THAT for you Jim )" but Ost his temper stil more
when his patient cooy said: :" did not know before
that you had partner Good morning, DOCTOR
boston Commercial Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
LEeIsLATED OUT OF ONE REMEDY.

James Wilton Brooks, Erastus Brooks and
eamuel Marsh claimed to have been elected March
last trustees Of The Ne York ETpress but stated that
three other men, friends of John Kelly, had been
improperly declared elected. They made an
application to the Supreme Court under a
certain statute for summary hearing aud determine
ton Of the controversy. The matter referred to
referee, aid pending the reference the Legislature
passed act exempti;g corporations, which, like Tie
SeT York rprtss Company had been organized under
he Act Of ISIS from the operation Of the statute above
:efened The Court thereupon dismissed the pro-
leedinea before the referee. Upon all APPEAL
70 the General Term the order OF dis
Gissai was yesterday affirmed. Tie decision In
fhe case rendered y Justice Fray, VINO held thai
the repeal ihrutirned rerosl ecttve far to
Affect proceedings pending at the time OF Its passage
aud that the right 10 any particular remedy was not
fesed but liable TO he changed taken alto
tether by the Legislature Thomas G. Sherman ap-
eared for the appellants and exudge CarGUza for ghe
tep York E1press Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

Tho Sub Treasury to-day gained S3l4,493 on
balance rua !e up by gains of S13i $50 currency
and %ls9I24 coin. Money at the Stock En-
change worked fairly easy at 6G6 prr cent, the
lowest rate being the last. Time loans weTo made
Yt f0J per cent. There w.s no Change re-
ported ~ tho dcmestic exchanges on New
York. The Clearing House statement 20 day il rs
follows: 10. to-aay-Etchaugcs $l4Gi5l.l30;
balances. SJ5G5.l!5. Fnr the w"ed-EXchangrs.
500 .jD.I74; balances. 500, ass 9c. he trans
notion. ~ ia" Snb-Frcasury ;1-daS covered: Re-
ccIpt- S77l76j: payments. TiJ7.31O: currency
balance. Si,G52 7SS: coin balance. SON.GiH. 40
Tao Treasurer now holds $500, S7b1 30 III Umtcd
States bonds t. srCGrc bank circulation. United
Eitc, bond- deposited for circulation Tor the week,
500 900. Umtrd statrS bands hsd for circlIla-
ION witEdtawn for tho week SGG- $40 Natiunul
bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes.
So; ,A0M25S gold not-s. 81. ~. 2Gt. Ih- rns-
t"i:l4 recrirts at Warrington to-day Amounted
to $500. joS, and tie mterual revenue receipts Ia
SpJ.7Ut. Tho Treasurer r"ceiYe! S2Gn.oUo in
National bank notes Tor redemption: the totals of
tuch receipts for she week, conpared with tho
rt.nc week of 1890 being as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

A HINT TO POLICE JUSTICES.
{ A small boy, called Giovapo Spenilla, was
Sken yesterday before Justice Barrett. in the Supreme
euyt, Chamber on writ Of habees corpus The boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
A3u-ull Tn Saturdays. the forcig
krt VAS quiet. Rates, howcYrr.
n1-is of TIE. following GuutatlOu4:

In InT0n. BTIsh cOnSITs NT' u'I0T'd I0Wcr az tho
CLOSE IT 9Nllr6 for money and 9si3 IL tuf accnnnt
United states bonds unchanged ~ iOil. fer tho
- at lJHi fpr tho 1'.,4, aud N II Tor the Is
American railways generally arc lower. the exrrp-
Tons being Central Pacific zap from 02fs T. o. On
tarIu and Western up from / To -! 1. aud Central
a!.d hudson d {, ijGl. Tar SILVER TIN !rr declined
lu;l. 10 >. ~. per ounce" The llul, Ot England
"a ned IjTOOO bullion On nalalrr. In Pars, Ftench
:, per cents a shade lower at Si.@p: sight TX
changes "n London rising 4" 2I.3l T. francs to the e
The ~ oarnnCS OF the Toll, wing railroads are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

- - NEW YoRE, Jan. 20, 1881.
NOTICE.-The coupons of the First Mort
Bonds aud Interest the Preferred
Sto'k Of tho LOUISIANA AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. and interest tho Preferred
the KANsAn Gary. sE LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY. matanng February l. 1881, will Dc PAID
AMI after thai date az the Jce OF Mssrs JESUP PATTON
II 60. No. 81 Wulam-st, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
Dip,0en0 Notlres.

NOTlCE.-All and every the Coupon Certifi-
~ Gates of the Kansas Pacfo Railway Company
A. A., a. a, C. F. E g. H. L. l. ~ g r. T. y aud WIN 0e
pany No ~ Broadway in the City OF York and also
coupons thereof then interest thereon and
presentation and surrender thereof this
notice is demanded.
After thirty days from hereof no shall ac
cre or be paid the said certificates coupons
them.
Will required schedule their certificates and
blanks may be had above Office IAN III 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30

Iu illilSOli u u itbh tal SILVER lltilrI ut(llnc
l,ul. 10 5.ld. per ounce. The Iilul, OF England
"a ned IjT 900 bullion on balance. In Par:s, Flench
. per cents were Shade lower At s'."p: sight *
changes on London rising To- 213li, francs to the &
The lr,,1 'arnIncs Of the toll. wing railroads are
rotr4 ASH ;NoS No"xtNx
IA. af s, g ..'!ss 4S H e. Sc: 81
rllNG AND rlHE MAH4rrIn.
r} s.r e, 'ap .!i y y s5 . s . n5:e
D'GLiACrVN, CEDAR EAr13 AXo NonllkKS.
l g :s t|i INK! l$; Pc:
WABASH, 81. foiI5 AtpIATrc
'i Ti % ~ ,s - ' 5s3 bee Dec SO SSs.
the following shows the o1pcri3 texcIusiye 1t
sprccD from ito port Of New Yrre for the week
ended January -, amt enc, tho hra sing of The
year. compared With the corresponding pcf;ois of
previous years:
f.: &: X: : t 3.: l::: :
The following shows tie Imports of dry Eords ari
ITO week ending January 20 ard sicc the begin.
Mig OF iho year, compared with the corresponding
pcf.1h Of two previous years.
n.y 70 =: ss;A - Z. ssiS}s !S2s s .s3
rs' ,. , X is 5 5s5i s ss:ssis
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above period:
For tho 1879 1870 1891
Entered ut the port. Sl.7os,iGp s%SiD5iG $27o73i2
THROWN on MARKET. IioJ,0l 2,eI5jO2 20ll9t3
since Jan.
I FHs5 e sr 5ss9 559s @
The following shows the exports of spe1ie from
tho port of Ncw-York for the week ending January
20 and since the beginning of the yer:
So 90 o.
SihSo Sau
The following ~ comparative statement of the
exports OF specie from the port of New-York from
January to date for n perlOd of thirty ypars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
10 O'Clock To II O'ClOt

As Registered 1907 ........ $4,000.