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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
wHEElING wHrrTIINGs-
Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried


@S"A
JOHN b. LrsrE was appointed administra-
tor of the estate of James Lisle, deceased,
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday. Bond
j 1000, with Elizabeth Lisle as security.
Ar Clerk Hooks office, yesterday, Mary
Ham was appointed administrative OF the
estate of Jacob Ham, deceased. Bond
500, with Charles Kline as security.
VIRGINIA LEONARD was qualified as sd-
miriStGatrix Of the estate Of George Leon
ard, deceased. Bond 800, with August
Warniche as surety.
The American Cigar Machine Company
Of PHILADELPHIA was granted a charter by
Secretary Staluah"r Yesterday.
TuE sale OF the property of P. Reilly es-
tate at Elm G.,ye was begun yesterday
morning.
Thomas %IIUELaY was fined by Squire lSu
chanan = for cischargiug his gun within
gunshot OF Thos. Carter dwelling house
Yesterday. He shot to kill, aud did kill
Toms dog.
Mas. MARY You've aud Ellen Diamond
were each required 10 give $50 bond to keep
the peace for SIX months before oquire
Henry, last evening.
The Belmont Mill is on full in all depart
ments.
The Citizen's Railway C~ompany's cars
were running on remarkably good time last
evening, considering the bad weather.
Superintendent Lotus is a live and ener'
getic man.
The trouble between the owner and the
bows at the Central Glass Works is not yet
settled. The firm notified them that ifthcy
continued 10 demand the advance after next
Saturday the works would shut down for an
Indefinite period.
IL police circles every thing ives remark
ably quiet last night.
The Board ofEducatt;.Qn pets to.mor
row night.
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silver ANNIVERSARY Preparations.

For quite q number Of evenings lately,
the gas has been burning brightly in the
library aad lecture o of the English Lu-
thsran church. ard a look inside would
have found a band Of Jolly and busy work
crs making appropriate preparation to7 the
comilg anniversary, beginning next Friday
evening.
a amber of Suitc5le texts and mo;7oe'
in letters of different styles, marked out By
the skilliul fingers of Mr.. W. \. Hc;mhcrg
or are TO adorn the walls, AMI filling Gu
blcms and designs for the pulpit Are in the
hands q; tie ladies.
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GOOD FOR
He Receives Executive Ciemency at the
Last Momcat.

He Receives Executive CIemency at the
Last Momeat.
GOV. Jackson yesterday issued a pardon
TO Andrew Geiser, serving a sentence in
the penitentiary for mauslaughter. Geiger
was sentenced by the circuit court of Wood
county. in November, lSS3, to one years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Eleven
months OF that time have now expired and
be would have been released IN q few DEE
in any event. The petition was signed B..
the couvicting jury, 6y JudgeJ. NJ Jackson
and by many citizens. but the most imp)r
taut reason for the pardon Was that tiejgel
is wanted for a witness IN an importan
felony case at Parkersburg and his test
mony could not be received unless he va
pardoned.
The crime with which he wa charged
was the killing Of an inmate OF the pool
house, on a Sunday afternoon in the sun
mer Of 1883. The man came into Geiger',
orchard, on the south side OF the kanawhe
ard in a fight which ensued, the Geigers
father and son, killed him.
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judge Fleming AniNes Eight Years for lin
stokes 10 servo inthe P~enitentiary.
Yesterday morning Timothy Stokes, col
ored, alias Tim Stokes, VINO is charged with
burglary appeared in open court with his
attorney and plead guilty to the charge,
Judge Fleming sentenced him 10 servo
eight years in the Penitentisry, Our read
ers viii remember Stokes entered Mrs. Ann
Richardson's house on Fourteenth street
several months ago and while in the house
was caught BIZ Capt. Bennett.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Willie. a IO-yearo old son of David Wis,
ND before Mayor Mitchell charged with
s%aulting Edith, a G-year-o old daughter "
Rev. Walker, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, was bound over to Court in the
sum of 81, 900 On Monday night about Il
o'clock. The trial began on Saturday and
WAS continued till | o'clock Monday after
noon. A long list of witnesses were exam
med. which ended about So'clock. The at
,orpevs Cochran 4 Shreve for the prose
cn,ion and Dovenor & Duncan for the de
tense occupied fully four hours IN laying
tbe;r eloouence before the mayor, I'M
med;ately after which he stated that ne
would hold the prisoner IN tue aoo VI
Miss Fannie Van Pclt IS the guest VI
Bridgeport friends. .,;l m
| ticcd on the streets.
The funeral Of Dor. Stewart took place
yesterday afternoonn and was largely a
'e' Teri FRIDAY evening The Lilies OF tn
Valley" will give q supper in the hahoS'
Hotel from 5 to : o'clock. W.
A large party will take place at TS W."
Ks, back of town tonight MI
MuroU> "oles will participate
or forty Co. 'nce last Friday.
No arrests 81, II be largely represer
Martins Ferry ". +, barbecue, back
cd at the Democrat
Bridgeport tomorrow. , Democrats
Next Saturday night tn e Just abo
Burlington, the DemoCrtiC vilse Martir
town, will jollify, and invites th>
Ferry clubs to assist.
The first real snow storm Of IL -
came Yesterday and was welcomed, es? !;
allv BY Young America, who enjoyed ~
mcnscly. Let's see, this is the first . :
Cleveland's election, and the first n a.
the election ola Democratic President In :
years. Let this be recorded. From ever
indication last night we ought to have goo
~sleighing to-day.
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n LUCKY MAN.

,mo..Ider ~. StcubenvilIe, Released oil
Payment of IA SMALL Fine.
Yesterday afternoon AmG"" Alder OF
Alben, OF SteubenvilIe, who was indicte1T Tor
felony, appeared in Court with his attorney
Col. White and requested Judge Fleming
10 afix a fine on charge OF assault and bat
cry, 10 which his client would plead guilty.
THIS action was taken from the fact that
Alder was a man Of family and also sup
ported his mother and sister. On these
grounds, the Prosecuting Attorney and
prosecuting witness, Mr.. Fred. Huseman,
agreed to waive the charge Of felony and
accept that of assault and battery. The
fine was fixed at $50, and Ell payment the
prisoner was allowed 10 90 home. Our
readers will remember this MAI is supposed
to be The man who struck Mr.. Huseman
ove~ the head with a torch during the heat
Of The election, cutting a lohg cash in his
head, for which he wa indicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

E2urNp +. BorElSG and c. MeukemeIIer,
druggists. distinctly state thar Acker 5
English Remedy has and does cure con
trscted consumption. Ask for circular
An entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

d 10 lowing c~ouveyances were admitted
to r.<>cord at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
4 deed made the 9th day of March, 1881,
nv the Mount Wood Cemetery Association
TO Lewis Serig, in consideration of so, for
lot los in section c Of said cemetery. A
deed made the 10th day Of June, 1850, by
the Mount Wood Cemetery Association to
Albert Serig, in consideration OF $50 io'
lot No. 50 in section D Of said cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Having bat very reeeniiy return
ed from New Work. We are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents. and solicit % call.
JACOB W. GKl BIB.
JeHeler Corner Twelfth and Vain.
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RuekIen's Arniea saIve.

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores Ulcers salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chil5lsins.
Cozns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or 10 pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale By Logan i Co.
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A Suggestion for the Consideration of tn,
Dnnnncrntir NnLers of the C.in

DcmOCrltlC voters OF inc StlN-
Ei'or Esrtds'.
When the proper time comes for the
Democratic party of Wheeling to select the
successor of Major Sterling, and in order to
satisfy all applicants and all personal aud
faclional feeling aud jealouSness that such
a Cn;eSt may engender between the var
ious prominent candidates already mention.
ed in connection with this appointment, is
has been suggested by many prominent
Democrats. that the candidates all agree to
submit their respective claims to the Demo
cratic voters at a regular election to be held
for his purpose, and the candidate having
the largest number Of votes, not a plurality.
not a majority, shall be the candidate
whose name will be presented before Prest
dent Cleveland for communication TO the
United States Senate for confirmation for
this position. This plan was adopted BY
the party in this city wheu Geo. Feeny was
appointed, and it has been acted on in
many Ohio towns BY Republicans IN Sc
lccting their past masters. BY this way
the party gets the one they desire to haven't
and then no one has any grounds to com
plain because he was not nominated. ,.
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EeastinG the Boys.

The Island Demo ratio ladies-bless
their loyal hearts! are determined to have
their share Of the general rejoicing and have
taken q generous method. At a meeting
at the Wigwam, yesterday, at which Mrs.
BruCs presided, they determined to prepare
feast for the Democratic voters, which
will be served on Wednesday evening Of
next week. The marching club will be
served first, as being the most deserving
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
4 bad Accident.

Yesterday a ~l4-yeaT-old son Of LOUIS
Schap. who is empIo;ed at the Ia Belle
cooper shops, met with a very painful atc''
dent. He was at work. and in some manner
badly mashed the index finger OF his right
hand. DR.. Pipes was immediately called
upou and a portion OF the bone had to be
extracted before the member could De pro
Usrly dressed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

EpMrNp +. BOOKING and c. Menkemiller,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold, Group or lung complaint by
using Acker's English Remedy, or will re-
fund the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

~ 49, iHN'
The object Of this suit is TO obtain a marshalliT z
OF The assets Of the estate OF the Said James W.
BJligCT, Gucc"scd, 10 establish q deyastavit by the
administrative s0d to subject her administration
bond tn the payment Of cOmplainantS' claim against
laid estate. And 10 appearing from an athdlyit
Med in this cause, at these Kul"s. that The defend
ant, Mary J. BulgcT, administrative Of the estate OF
james ". Ew'ger, deceased, and thP defendant, thu
same Mary j. Bulgcr, L. not 4 resident oil the stat
# Wet Virginia, and she not having been serve,
with pro- -s in this cR'I-e, on motion oil III" cor
plainanis. 10y their solicitor, this oricr Of publics
ton j. entered against her, and lis ordered thatths
said defendant, Mary j. Bulgcr, siministratriHCt
the estate OF James W. EuIgor, dercased, and IT, !
said defendant. the same Mary !. Bulger, be IL
quir,d 10 appear within on" month after the date
Gi the first utilization o. this order, and do what is
D,c,Sary To- protect her interests 1t is further or
d,rrd tina, this order he published and posted as re-
CURED hy law.
tie Court House 81 said county, TN, ith day Of No.
y,mIe r. I-sl, To Wit: November Rules, lssL.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
TnLIislcd the tirsi time SOrenbcr ;, 1854
JOHN w.. MITCHELL, Clerk.
go. I. 7. GicnRiST, Solicitor for CJnplIinanr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

ClcslyG out Buggies and Spring Wagons
away below their value. J. W. FerreL
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CnIl aud examine Our EOmbina-
tiOu ErcaStaSi- Dinuer and Tea
SETS, i'm W hitc and Decorated
GbYuo- DAWSON SfSOS.
n23G Market Street.
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WEa. HARE & SON,
PRACTICAL
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters.
No. 33 Twelfth st.
All work o.ne promptly at mos. reasonable prio

'I'hE SlAiE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i County, in the circuit Court of Ohio Connty
West Virginia. NOvclAher Rules, 1884.
Simon HOrkhcimer and Mver HOrkheiho, n,,t-
ners doing business by aud under tho firm ioms
OF 5. llsrkheimer 4 Son, who sue in their Ia,
name, COmpiainantS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

Edmund F. Booking and c. Menkcmil!er.
state tbs, indigestion prepares everyone Tor
disease. list guarantee Ackcrs Dyspepsia
TsIic.s &c cuse sli forms Of indigestion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
lBIiIDGEPORI.

From every .dication the grand Demo.
cratic oaFoacue II honor of the election of
Cleveland at Fraz''s, one mile back of
Bridgeport, to morrow Thursday afternoon
will be a success in ever, ,cpse Of the word,
Alta meeting of The eXeeutl committee on
Monday night committees w,o 0nno;n,od
on speakers and toast, ad'ertisnr wus;c
tables, sugar, milk, coffee and serv. = cor
fee, powder and cannon, and everything leo
to make the affair a grand success. tt
barbecue will commence at | o clock and
continue till evening. Music viii be fur.
niShed by McClelland's brass band. Mr..
Proctor, the chief cook in the Cite Bruins.
wick at Wheeling, will superintenG the
roasting OF the bullock. He has had aim
mensc pan made for the purpose and will
have Mr.. Bullock roasted in superb style BY
tomorrow and ready for the hungry multi
tUde. The barbecue is being gotten up al
great expense, not 10 say anything about
he time and pains the committees are
spsnding, and all those attending NAV e-
pect Il rare treat. 1t will be the first genl.
me barbecue given in this section of tn,
country Tor many years. and will be the
grandest celebration of the campaign. 1t
will be a grand success whether the weather
is favorable or not. Times will be so Joy
full that all the Democrats will attend and
have a good old-faShioncd time. A cordial
invitation is not only extended to all the
Democrats in this secti!n, but to everybody
-Republicant, Democrats, GreenbaCkers,
'mpgwumps' and everybody else, white or
black. All will treated alike. The com.
mittce will be especially glad to have any
Republican speakers to come and p~aytici-
NE in the jolliicaiion. In the evening
or the barbecue a Notification will be
sisrahY the Democrats of Bridgeport, as
cite, arthe clubs of The adjacent towns,
cd a b%righrmtry. Thetown will be paitn.
history Of theuever before cguaied in the
tication will coiSt inhabitant. The iolli-
of fire works, hurnsf marching. exploding
2 non. speaking and PA fire, firing of can
E orally. -Four cannon VI things red rcn
I service, a battery of tM messed into
Each CUR. Will fire four natiot either hill
on, salute for each State ~th'rtcs and
p~residcnt-elect Cleveland. lmmSd for
= cts viii be fred from each hiI!' *.
:, ~. an arch over Erld9'
: ]m mS a magnificent see
70 Hnrdreds of dollars will be spent IN the
or Tfcation, and Oh! won't the town
naintrd red. 1t will be worth coming N
n. 70 see, Every Democratic club in thus
ty ION is invited and expected to come
participate. As Bridgeport turned on
heavy expense and took part IN al
NJ. demonstrations in Wheeling, she Will
Of doubt return the compliment by cor
over in force. Every club that can 7
Of bridgeport is expected. The proSe:
we w;I form al the c. i p. depot at ! oC
Ms ord amid the salvos OF artillery thund'
on The hills, aud rockets whlzzin5 'hr
an tLe air, while all are singing sons
=. rejoicing, riyalling in sweetness the
~ ms of the redeemed, the sir red WIT
IN, IN, n nYd even, throat screaming shouts e OF
nee ana e move to p:int Bridgeport the l
1 she ever saw
AVERY SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
y v,,.ordsv afternoon, about o cio'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19
Never Give Up.

If you IRE suffering with low and de;
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, diSordered blood, weak constitution
headache. orany disease of q bilious nature,
by all means procure a bottle Of Electric
Bit;crs. Yoa will be surprised to see the
rapid Improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease. and henCeforth you will rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Filters. Sold at Fifty
cents per bottle by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

MoENISG Glory Baking Powder, always
W. and reliable. Sold by leading grocerS
3TnG, y. G. S. Fceny, Proprietor, ITO
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DESPERATE SUICIDAL EFFORT.
A brilliant Nan Shoots Himself-WeIs'
burp News Notes.

A Brilliant Han Shoots HImself-Wells
burg News Notes.
Oio Fouizch attempted suicide at his
home in Brilliant, O., at about FIVE o'clock,
last evening. A pistol shot alarmed the
family, and upon going to his bed room he
was found lying on the bed with a bullet
wound in his right breast. He attempted
TO fire the pistol twice without succeeding
in his design, but the third effort resulted in
inAic;ing a bad wound. d.. Walkinshaw,
Of this place, was called, who upon exami,
natiou found that the ball entered
about two inches above the right
nipple and struck the fifth
rib; from there it DETECTED outward ard
backward, lodging in the deltoid muscle.
The cause assigned for the deed is family
trouble.
STILL PAINTING.
The Wellsburg Democratic club and cor
net band went over to Brilliant last night TO
assist our Ohio cousins in carmining the
Town in honor of the Democratic victory.
Mr.. Geo. Peppard has erected a fine skat-
ing rink. twas opened yesterday. The man.
ger rendered to the citizens the free use of
his rink and skates for the evening. Sew
erai hundred Of our best citizens, both
young and old, attended the opening and
seemed to enjoy the sport occasioned by
some of the young men who appeared Tor
the first time on rollers. The rink will no
doubt be a success and will be we'll patro&
lied.
Messrs. Palmer & Windsor have opaneS
a grain and wool house in the Mayor
bdilding. The firm is a strong one and
a credit to the town. "
The Wcllsburg Gas Company har
tie Skull Hollow gas well, and e lease
in connection with their " are using i
the citizens and manufo well so th.
abundance of gas for p .ctorIes have al
- ii purposes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

Toa Iar.siuS in Dry Goods, Carpets and
Clo,hirg. 90 20 ). W Feryers, Cor. Main
a.i 2lst streets.
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TAKE notice that the deposition, Of AUglSt Wal.
tr and Oth,r witnesses viii 10 taken al the ofhtcO.
George .. Jonc-, Attorney att sw, In the toxin Of
NgAhsugtOE, in the state al Penn ,ysH'a, on the
18TH day Ol december, 4. u. 1884. o. tween the hour
OF . o'clock :. ~. and Il o'clock p. n. To lie rcat IL
evidence in The above named cause pn bchal. O! said
,umplRiuauts. And il. from any cause, the tasins
~ siid dcpUsitions shall not hs clinmCEC.i. or lie
inE commented, Shall n : be cNm'lete'.on that day
tie taking OF the same will lc slUurTsI from time
10 tine ~ I'll tie ,smu shall Dc completed.
Simon HorEheimCr aud "!ar HoT-nrfucr, part.
LCCS. dong bu,iI, -, by and untsr lie trim name d!
:. hcrt hcI!uCT & :ou, Who sru IN t.Ctt hrm name
s'iaftrrrs.
10 AlryI. Tuhrrr. admju;s'raiEiN Of ih" "'ta'e
Il TAI .. ". Iutr,r, d',cs,t. Mar ! Ru.G.r and
I"-I, ! irringCT, dr!'rdIa's.
Igk- roi,o- that thu 6rrns.fl"nS Of IL o. IioTk-
h,iucr Pod cihr- yiIuc..,, will - taken ri the Of
fec q tr.rs, Il. l.. Giichu.,. No. II& CAlpline
street, IN the city e WLcri.rg, 81 IA" state Of West
virginia. On a., l0ih cay o. lc.-m. r-, A. d. 1874.
tween TIC hours 81 9 O'Clock +. ~ and bClOci p.
to e read 10 evidence IN The aho." named causs
rla.i Of said COMP airaT's. Ard If, rom any
sxD. :.ac taking q said opposition. shall not he
rt~'d, or tc!lr uurnnIrnC"d, shall st h" CON.
hiss y t's' DAY, ~" tskiag Of the same will he
r.Stom iiuE' 10 ti@c Uni! the same slla.. be
:. HoI.,
ID M,prSs by end under he firm name OF
Of |EC.. VINO sue ia iLeir firm name
John Iicril.
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o THE SHORE.

EAT candies, but getthem fresh and pure.
All kinds made daily at the Gem Candy
Kitchen, 2G Eleventh street.
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Zoos
l154 Main ST.,

And IooL at the Largest Line
and most beautiful garments
for Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren that you ever placed your
eyes on.
The prices arc 50 low they
will astonish you. They we're
bought as a job and we
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

Mary J. Bulger, administrators Of the estate o!
James W. linlgcr, deceased, Mary !. Bu'ger anG
John E%erIngeT, defendants.
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rrnr srnlnrs ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon, about ! ocI h%,cbe a'
N ,cS ST at the bullock to kill it for the sm par "
str e on Thursday he slipped ana So- 'f hI.S 10
bacu rund, dislocating his shoulder o!aa5
the gr> turing his collar bone and SUSTAINED
and fra. ries.
other iujL MOTHER ACCIDENT.
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" aIINITINLFHTfIN DI To t1IaI'
GNyEAKfsceasec Mary ]. HGL,sr and
w Of th3Snt,. LOjoa~t

l mani IonV run in GIEDEvELoPED PAEIs
SevM ,9y that theriy Enlarged Developed
aSoUt ibis. I'm the co interesting advertise
v,ry highly indoeed. = reply 70 inquiries
Re yrdIcal Co, p. o, EoldvertiseRsn q are
r,<u;11 R. 7ersors my get
" By addI ssing
~. VI
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

White was rclOading a She''
As Mr.. Bel Yesterday morning. 1t ex-
near Harrisyilh his hand very oailY'
Ploded, laceratint DGEnoET ITEMS.
OTHER FRI Joseph McConnsghy
Yesterday Officer 10 the county IN'
took Eddie McComba
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CoRRESPoNDENrS:

CoRRESPoNDENn:
New York -Messrs. Opdyks 4 Co.
The American Exchange in Eur0D
Uimitcd) Messrs. knauth, Nachod 4
Kuhne.
San Francisco The Anglo CRliforniaA
Bank (Limited.) Nessrs. Homer
King 4 Co.
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