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WHEELWRIGHT WANTED,

THERE is an excellent opening for a
l. good WHEELWRIGHT at Bay View. For
further particulars apply at once to
GEO. r. SIMPSON
July l6-:iw% Bay View. Cecil county Md.
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FOR SAIE.

A EIGHT-HORSE THRESHER,
"A tSweep.l Power and rhrcsher complete.
T. SNGWDEN THOMAS,
July 0 w Ser,h Fast, Md,
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ASSETS,
LIABILITIES,

Amount to he collected
Balance in Treasury.
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The scene can only be compared to that
when fire alarm is given in a country
village at midday. From every street
and alley men on horseback, in carts,
wagons, buggies, carriages. went tear
ing like mad in one direction toward the
White House: while men, women, and
children of all conditions and colors ran
in an ever-increasing stream i'll the same
direction. 1t was as if terror winged
their feet! Acco>ting a stranger. whose
fearful eyes carried conviction, we learn
ell. in few words, the story of the tragedy
substantially as it occurred, each hur
rying with the throng toward the White
House. Arrived in sight We saw before
the gates dense thron" of people, while
the wide avenue was filled with vehicles
of every kind. Fifteenth street was
crowded, and u strange expression, full
of horror, surprise. grief and rage, was
on every face. What tributes to Presi-
dent Garfield did not hear from men
and women of all bcliefs-nofe more
earnest and gracious than those of old
secessionists and Democrats. Even then.
it was forced upon me that perhaps
Divine Providence has taken this strange
way to draw together the hearts of all
Americans touched by common grief
to a sense of common brotherhood and
common interest,
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REHABILITATION.

BY order of the County Commissioners.
q. ". CRUIkSHANk.
July -. lssl--:1w Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
RAILWAY COLLISION.
Two Men Killed and Several
Badly Injured.

CEDAR RAPIDS, 10, June 5.-The
worst accident which ever occurred in
this vicinity took place on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad about ?
o'clock this morning. four miles
west Of this city. Two heavily
laden freight trains colliding, plunging
into one indescribabls mass over thirty
freight cars laden with lumber, agricul.
tural implements, corn and fat hogs, the
wreck piling up much higher than
the telegraph poles. Engineer
Anderson and Fireman Matthews,
OF the east bound freight train, were
caught in the wreck as they attempted
to leave their engine. Anderson receiv.
ing a broken leg and broken collar
bone, aud Matthews being badly scald.
ed about the feet. The engineer and
firemen Of the west bound
train jumped and saved themselves
The head brakeman Of each train whoe
names could not be learned, were
killed. One Of the bodies was found
crushed under one OF the tenders. while
the other has not been reached at this
hour. WreckiEg trains are working at
both ends OF the wreck, and will have
the line cleared before morning. The
responsibility rests with the night oper-
ator at this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
THE TURN.BUND.

Opening OF the Twenty-Third
Festival Grand TOrchlight
ProcessiOn-St. Louis I'm HOli-
day Attire.
ST. LOUIS, June 4-The opening OF
the Twen,y.third Federal Turner Fest
val OF the North American Turner
Confederacy, took place tonight with a
summer nights festival at Sennerder's
garden, near Lafayette park. The visit
ing and home Turner's formed in process
sion at Market Square, about 8 O'Clock,
with torches, to the number OF about
two thousand. and marched through the
principal business streets TO Chouteau
avenue, and thence to the garden. The
members OF the various local committees
occupied places on horseback in the
procession, and ladies and prominent
officers and members OF the band were
conveyed in carriages. The brilliant
torches, the thousands OF Chinese Ian.
terms and the pyrOtechnic display lighted
up the decorations, which were every
where fine and profuse, and made the
scene one OF special beauty and almost
of enchantment. Arriving at the
garden, which was thronged with
vast crowd OF nearly ten thousand peo-
pie, Christopher A. Steifel, chairman OF
the Executive Committee, called the
great crowd to order, and in a brief
speech introduced Mayor Ewing, who
welcomed the Turner's to st. Louis and
rendered them the hospitalities OF the
citv in an appropriate address.
DR.. Starloh, President OF the North
American Turner. Bund, then delivered
an Grafton Of some length in German,
and Miss Steifel, daughter OF c. A. Stifel,
presented TO the Confeteracy a
most beautiful and costly silk
banner, the gift OF the
ladies OF st. Louis, which was accepted
on behalf OF the Bund in an eloquent
speech by Conrad Meyer, OF Bellevue,
Ills. To the banner was hung beauti.
ful wreath OF silver leaves, presented by
the wives and daughters OF members OF
the New Orleans Association as Q
recognition of the kindness and aid
rendered 10 them by the ladies OF st.
Louis during the prevalence OF the yel.
low fever in the former city. These
ceremonies over, the crowd scattered
over the spacious aud brilliantly illumi-
mated grounds and at midnight were in
full tide OF social enjoyment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
THE NEWS
OF the Day i'm Pithy Paragraphs,

Of the Day i'm Pithy Paragraphs.
The street chariot line in Toledo has
been suspended.
The Porte has received adipatch from
Mesapatomia, declaring that the plague
has ceased.
There are over four hundred and sixty
applications for clerkshIps in the War
Department at Washington.
The Direito says: Baron De Fava, the
Italian Minister 10 Buenos Ayres, will
be transferred to Washington.
California's wheat crop for this year
is estimated at 4o, ,0O0, 600 bushels, against
5000, 900 bushels last year.
Chicago live stock receipts for the
month of May were as follows: Hogs,
l6S, ,S95; cattle, l22,4lS; sheep, 3O,92O.
A Berlin correspondent says the
Powers are pressing Turkey in regsrl
to her obligations to protect the Ar
menisns.
The friends OF ex-Gov. +. j. Davis, OF
Texas, are strongly urging his name Tor
the Solici,orship OF the Treasury De-
psrtment
j. \. Baughman, editor OF the MANS
field, Ohio, Call, has been arrested on a
charge OF sending- obscene matter
through the mails.
Secretary Window arrived at st. Paul
Saturday night He comes for q rest
and private business. DE will remain
two or three weeks.
The Turkish premier has written to
the Khediye of Egypt declaring that the
Porte cannot tolerate continuance OF
the attacks OF the Egyptian press upon
Turkey.
IelRl Agha Mukra, principal instigator
of the Maudosb massacre, during the
Kurdish invasion OF Persia, was blown
from the mouth Of esnnsn at Tabreez
Saturday.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
railroad at an annual meeting held at
Milwaukee Saturday, the old board OF
directors were re elected, and directors
re elected same as general officers.
II is stated that Sir George Airy, as
tronemer royal, has rendered his reslg-
nation, and that Prof. Stone, now hold
ing the Radcliffe professorship oil the
Oxford University, will succeed him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
WEST VIRGINIA RED MEN.
DIR. Cain, a Respectable Citizen
OF Writ County, Taken From
His Bed and Severely Beaten
With Hickory Withes.
Special Dispatch to The Register.
D.purpspupn Iuua

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 8.
There has been for some time past an
organization of bandits in Writ county
called Red Men. The obj ,ct OF the or
ganization is the qualification OF per-
sonal spite, and woe betide those who in
any manner offer offsnse to any men,
Der OF the band. These midnight ma
rauders oare not what they do, and last
night a number of the ruffians went to
the home OF DR.. Cain, at small set
Element known as Pee Wee, in Ruddy
district, took the Doctor from bed in the
presence of his terrified family, who
were threatened into silence, and con.
veying him to neighborlng tree tied
him to it securely, and then and there,
in the dead Of night ,fogged him severely
with hickory withes. The Doctor is the
propristor OF grist mill, aud when SUI
fcient grain has accumulated to justify
him in running the mill, it is put in
operation and his neighbors'grist ground.
But, in the opinion OF certain pa
ties, members of the Red Mems
organization, the mill is not run
properly, and they insisted that the
doctor should get up steam and set the
mill to grinding for every lutte grist
that might be brought in. Thii he pos
itively refused to do on the ground OF
expense, and for this aud this only was
the castigation administered.
DIR. Cain has always been an honora-
ble man, and very obligipg to his pa
irons. Who the perpetrators OF the
outrage are is unknown and will proha
bly, remain mystery forever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
THE BOSS SLEEPER.
John Guymber, o Hungarian, on
His One Hundred and Thir.
teenth Day.

John Guymber, q Hungarian, on
His One Hundred and Thir.
teenth Day.
ALLENrowS, Pa, June 4.-John
Guymber, the sleeping Hungarian, who
ll3 days ago was brought to the Lehiah
County Almshouse, and whose peculiar
condition since that time has attracted
the attention OF the medical fraternity
throughout the country lis at this time
supposed TO be in the way OF recovery.
During last week and the fore part OF
the present he was unable to partake
OF any nourishment whatever. The ab.
cess on his head, which is about the
size OF hens egg, as soon rs opened
fills up again. On Tuesday evening
last he partook OF wine and milk, and
aud consequently shows more ami.
nation and his color is more lifelike,
though his body is greatly emaciated.
For the last few days Guymber has
kept his eyes wide open and stared
wildly around, but seemed to take no
notice OF anything whatever. When
spoken to there is no recognition. At
night he sleeps soundly. He arises
from his bed, goes to one OF the win.
dows, and while sitting on chair gent
ly views the surroundings. When first
sdmitted to the hospital he was irsensi-
BILE to pain or noise; now he is sensi.
BILE to pain. and when pricked slightly
with needle on the fingers he twitches
and raises his hands. At night the only
cover he allows is sheet, and when Q
blanket is spread over him he becomes
restless and kicks it of Great interest
is still taken in his case by the public,
as 10 evident from the number OF visi.
tors who call at the hospital to see the
famous sleeper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
The Railroad Rate War Denied.

New YORK, June The World says:
Commissioner Fink and President
Jewett, OF the Erie railway, pronounce
the story OF the Erie and Central rate
war untrue. Jewett said: II is not true
that the Erie elevators are full and those
OF the Central comparatively empty. 1
have not received notification from
Vanderbilt that henceforth the roads
under his control would compete Tor
the business. nor do expect to receive
such notification. The Erie railway has
fully adhered to the agreement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Three Boys Crushed to Death
bya Falling Embankment.

NEw YORK, June 4.-Three boys,
Daniel Frazer, aged eight, Of liz East
Broadway. VIM. l.. Pounds, same age, OF
Il3 East Broadway, and Edward
Kirwin, aged ten, OF s. East Broadway,
were buried under falling embank.
ment at % East Broadway tonight and
we're taken out dead. Workmen had
been excavating for the foundation OF a
house, and these boys, with a number
of others went into the excavation to
play, when the embankment fell on
them. Thomas Malloy, another boy,
was caught under the falling mass. but
escaped. The coroner will make an in
yes,igation as to the responsibility ior
the accident. The lot was not properly
protected and it is said the embank'
ment had been undermined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
FOREIGN.
ELAND ID.

Boyton, IRISH A merican, Appeals for Help
LONDON, June I.-The following mes.
sage has been telegraphed President Gar
field by B,y,yn, from kIlmainham
prison:
L hope the American government
will M yer submit me IN the honor Oi
the rerub'ic fought to maintain, to the
degradation Of an appeal 10 the bpneyo-
lence OF the cowarily British govern.
ment, Incapable Of extending 10 my
country men the commonest justice"
James Manniy and his son. the latter
secretary Of the Michelstosn branch Of
the Land League. have been arrested
under the coercion act, charged with in.
citing a riot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
FRANCE.
Meeting OF tn, Pranco-American Treaty
Commission.

Meeting OF tn, Franoo-Americsn Treaty
Commission.
PARIS, June 1 The French Commits
sion for promoting the Franco. Ameri'
can treaty Of commerce met to-day IN.
der the Presidency Of Foulcher Dd'
cared. The latter in his opening ID.
dress deplored the death Of the founder
of the Commission, Mr.. Menier. and
siid the Com omission Was resolved to re-
new It's Efforts to extend its action, be-
lieying q favorable opportunity had
been offered by the promuigstion Of
the general tariff and the opening nego-
istious for an AnslJFrench treaty.
There vas an immense attendance at
the funeral OF the late Emile Gttere To-
day. A body OF Free Thinkers protest.
ed sgainst holding any religious cere.
mony over the rrmains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06

The following Senators are paired +:
Astor with Fowler, Williams with
Murth, Pitts with Subacher, Schraeder
with Stevens.
The following Assemblymen are pair
ed: Andrews with Cowles, Brehm with
Brooks, Wells with Boardman.
The following are the changes: Mad
den from woodin to Cornell, Fenner
from Fenton to Cornell, Holt from lap
ham to Rogers, Palmer from Cornell to
Crowley, Scott from Cornell to Lapham.
No choice.
The following is the result OF the first
vote f,r successor TO Thos. e.. Platt:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
EN- 0LAH N ID.
Victims OF the Coercion Act.


LONDON, June 4.-O'Mahoney, q
prominent member OF the Bsllydehof
land league, has been arrested under the
coercion act. In spite Of large force
OF armed constabulary. the people twice
succeeded in rescuing D Mahoney, when
finally he was captured. A portion OF
the mob has started 10 eudeavor to in.
tercept the escort at Skibbereen, County
Cork.
The "Times" Arraigns Bishop Croks.
The Tim. editorislly arraigns the
leaders Of the Land League and their
abettors, including Arch Bishop Croke
and Parnell, as having conspired TO de.
fy the Law. The article severely cen.
sures the Arch Bishop for his recent
course in inciting the pesssntry TO in.
subordination, ani points out that i i
not alone the landlords who suffer from
terroism, but hundreds OF thousands
who are dependent upon them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
Sent Into Eternity.

LIVINGSTON. Ala, June 4.-Elbert
Williams, colored, convicted of the mur.
der Of Major Hutchins, was executed
Yesterday. He admitted the killing and
expressed sorrow and . readiness TO
suffer the penalty. He was composed
and died without struggle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
A COwARDLY TRICK.
A Dastardly Assault Upon Hon.
John McSweeney, OF Wooster,

CLsvnAxD, o., June 5.-A special
to the Herald from Wooster siys that
last night; between 10 and IL o'clock,
John McSwaeney, while on his way
home Was attacked BY some unknown
person, who dealt him a terrible tlov,
McSweeney tnrned and gave his assail.
ant chase, but he could not capture him.
He was 20 much bewildered BY the blow
and told confused accounts 10 his friends.
There 10 much doubt 40 TO the identity
of the would be murderer. A reward
Of $500 has been offered for the Perpe-
trstor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
The Cornell Crew.

LONDON, June 5-Populsr feeling
seems entirely in favor OF admitting the
Cornell crew, 10 the Henly regatta.
White, United States Minister to Ber-
lin, aud other influential men, are TAX
ing much interest in the matter. Bells
Life and Sportsman advocates admission,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
PRAHCE.
ObsfQuies Of Eu

obssauies Of Emile Litters.
PAKis, May The remsins oil Emile
Ettere viii be buried to-day. with reii-
sious rites. He was baptised whilst
dying. This Circumstances has caused
much comment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
.0ood Lord Deliver Usi'

"Qood Lord Denver VA!
These discoveries of 10000 mistakes
and the l35, 600 different readings have
actually got hold Of the music OF the an
gels over Bethlehem. If those angels
had known that they were within near
ing distance OF the New Testament con-
panv they would not have sung 30 loud.
Instead OF the translation which says,
"On earth peace, good will toward men,
il is 10 read, "On earth peace among
men in whom he is we'll pleased The
rythm gone, the wide sweep OF meaning
gone, and the Christmas carol choked
till il is black in the face. Keep on
brethren while you have your hand In
and give us a new revision OF Handler 9
Messiah and Haydn's Creation, and
chisel out q few improvements on row
ers' Greek Slave, and touch up Angelo s
Last Judgment, and improve the sun
rise and the sunset, and show us the
aorist OF the spring blossoming OF last
year, and let US have universal revision.
Meanwhile, to private Christians let
me give a word OF practical advice. Hold
on ts your pocket Bibles, your family
Bibles, your church Bibles. The old
Bible is good enough for me. 1t has
brought 80 many sons to glory | am hop.
ing through its teaching to get safely
there myself. The old Bible is good
enough tor you. II you have money
that you want TO spend in augmenting
your Scriptural knowledge do not spend
it on this
Mutilation of the Scriptures,
but purchase Scott's, or Clarke's, or
Barnes, or Jacobus', or Alexander's, or
Bridges, or Stuart's, or French's, or
Plummer's commentaries. The three
hundred million copies OF King James
translation will soon vote down the
four or ten million of the new revision.
Besides, 1t will take more than seventy
nine revisionists to revise the memory
OF whole generations OF Bible readers.
The Bible as you now quote it will be
the Bible as quoted till the end OF times.
By its torch may We find our pathway
to the end OF the pilgrimage and on It's
pillow of gracious promises may We drop
off into the caln, cool, dreamless slum-
Der that waits for the first resur rection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
0REECE-
Br,esnds Murdered.

ArHKxs, June 4-The Turkish troops
after the ensseement in sight OF sAIos-
-. snnihilsted Q band Of tsesty .oos
bdcands and brought their heads Into
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
enc sAies. fOicfei.
LIVE BTOCS.
bosGo.

0s81.
C1IcAso, June 4 Inc Dr,re>s Jour
MI bureau reports: Hogs k~c-ipis
200; shipments $500; market heavy
bu, in better demand and fairly active:
mixed packing IS IotS5 SO; choice heavy
s. SDls6 ~, light weak and t0c loser:
poor u fair 8 40td,5 90; good 10 choics
s. 5jta,5 20; market closed strong and
oil so,d.
Co,ie - X ,ceip.s 400; shipments
4 40, demand moderate, sloS and
eassr; exports . S0,SG 10; good -
choice; shipping IS GOW5 81; poor 20
fair s. Oo(9b 70; winter Texans 81 20
5 90; grass Texans In full supply sn
steady o, 8 lJd4 90; bn'chsrs s's
and Gil y active o. 81 Iotst 7S c. ieily
81 Is; stockers and feeders IS 5Sst %.
snrep - Receipts 500: shipmen;s
LOO, market steady IN in 60 d snip.
ping demand; poor 10 fair shorn ~ ootA
1 50; yooI to choics 81 'S@5 %; hi
sold.
CtnctnnstI
CfscrxsArI, Jnoe 4 Hog Steady:
common and light ~ 3Js5 81: pscl.
ing and butcher 8 3psG l5. Receipts
10000 head; shipments 80 bead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
STEUBENYILLE.

Prisoner Attempts to Escape.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
SrEURESyILII, June 5.
John Leonard, Of Wheeling. while
under arrest to-day, attempted 10 hber.
ate himself by breaking away from the
officers. Policeman Merriman fired
several shots at him, one passing
through his coat, just over his shoulder.
He was rearrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
Ctnctn natl-
DIR GOODS.
New York

EEw Yoxx. June 4.-Dry Goods
Bussne~s continues moderate except in
cotton goods. which are fairiy active and
very hrm. Hope bleachcd shirtines and
Clark's linens sdvsncsd BY agents.
Prints continues quiet fn hfst hsnds,
and lawns and piquss sluggish. Dssss
eoods In hght demand. Clothin6 sool.
enc moving steadily on Old ordsH New
busins0 limited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06

One thousand stocking weavers are
preparing to emigrate from Chemnitz,
Germany, to this country.
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NEW YORK'S CAPITAL.
D0ikGs or THE LEGISLATIVE cuSH'
ION P0llSHekS 1889
In the Senatorial StruggIe-No Choice
Yet and No Prospect, Of One Very
Soon-Ihe Stalwarts in Solemn
Conclaye--Arthurin in New York.
SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT SCHEME
The Ballot

The Ballot
ALBANY, N. Y, June 4-The joint
convention reassembled at IL NJ The
following is the result Of the firstvote
for successor 70 Conkling:
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= =WHEEIING w. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 1881.

at for my words in very high places, but
i am only putting into words the senti.
ment Of more people than ever thought
strongly the same way on any one sub,
ject since the world was created, and
tley will be heard, and this is only the
muttering Of the on coming tempest OF
popular indignation as Atlantic and
trans Atlantic Hands of the Ark OF
the Covenant Remember the late OF
I1zzahf
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additional T.i,yrqms oa Fv'ph Pay J
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Easy At 2i-2h 3i-2 Ps csst-
6ovsrpmen,s UneAaarsd-flosr Dull
and Nominal - Wheat Unsettled
and Lower Hegs Steady.
flHAHCE.
Nsw Work.

Nsw YoRK. June t-Mosxv-- Market
easy at 2l@Sl per cent Prime meroan.
tile paper 3.S4 per cent. Sterling sx-
change, bankers bills steady at %sii;
demand, isIi.
srLvKR-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2i; subsidiary silver
coin per cent. discount
GovxRSNESrs-Unc Unchangcd, except IS
registered, which rose | per cent.
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[ t1ddsiess Hsrkas o. FSs'fk Psssl
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The following were the changes: Fen
ner from Cornell to Fenton, Holt from
Tremaine to Cornell, Shelby from Cor
nell to Tremaine, Young from Lapham
to Tremaine. NoShoice.
The Convention then adjourned till
Monday.
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Probable Treasury Changes
Bonds Extended

WARRINGTON, June 4-The Comp
troller OF Currency reports that OF the
467 banks which held ~ ,6S5, $50 Of 9
per cent. bonds, allhave been extended s'
81 per cent with the exception oi the
two banks holding 1906 500. One thous.
and three hundred and forty eight banks
held Sl39, 403, $50 OF 5 per cents. ali ol
which, it is estimated, have made sppi
cations for extention with the exception
OF the banks holding $685. ,000, 900.