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|. A. Wakefield, of Fort Scott, large op
orator in coal, was in the city yesterday ant
called on the EAGLE.
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There is being exhibited upon the streets
of the city an agricultural implement that is
a pillow and harrow combined. II is ar
ranged with a seat for the driver, and is said
to do frst-class work. Az the present rate
OF progression in labor-saving machinery,
by A. d., 1900 we can all stroll about with
our hands in our pockets, and automatic
wooden men and machinery will do all the
work. This assurance will doubtless cause
many fervcnt prayers to arise for the swift
passage of the next fifteen years.
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Thos. Lloyd has sold off his stock; his
family have gone to Illinois on visit, while
he has gone to New Orleans TO take in the
| SIGHTS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-06

The work train on the Fort Scott road is
now hauling rock from Fl Dorado to the
Chicaskia bridge.
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j. w. Thomas, who recently arrived IN
the city from Salem, o., has secured a posi-
ton with the "Wichita Wholesale Cracker
and Confectionery company" and will OF
Monday morning mex: take the road al
travelling salesman in their interest. Jack
has the qualifications and experience Of
frst-class commercial tourist. and as he say
he will make a speciality of cresm-puis u
the cowboys and taffy to the Indians, it il
probable that the firm will soon have to in
crease their capacity 70 ili his orders.
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A new sidewalk is being laid on the north
side of First street between Emporia and
Fourth avenues.
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Should the Kansas City, Lawrence d
Southern Kansas, the Atchison, Topeka d
Santa Fe and the st. Louis, Fort Scott d
Wichita roads all be extended into the coun
ties west of Kingman and Harper, that re
gion will receive quite substantial boom
This viii be the last opportunity offered il
Kansas to obtain cheap lands for all time
Eldorado Republican.
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Happiness and pride was depicted upon
the wreathed countenunce OF Mr..
Harry Comley. the genial manager OF the
Carey Lumber Co., as he wendell his way
down town yesterday, grasping his many
friend by the hand with hearty shake and
dispensing the choicest Havanas with law
ish hand. We inquired why so much exhu-
berance and cigars, and was informed that
population party had taken place at his res
idsncc, and that be was the proud possessor
Of an heir-iust the finest boy you eves
seem" Congratulations.
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The EAGLE intends employing a suicide
editor if that business continues good much
longer
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-06

Capt. Manning, superintendent of the de
pot police at Indianapolis, Ind, is spending
few DAYS in the city.
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In consequences of the increased rate of
speed on the Santa Fe, an extra man i now
allowed on each section
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They might learn of the stars
And the dew-spangled sod
That all things rejoice
= e "a


In the goodness of God.
Martin Luther went out of the old mothe,
church to preach, and the faithful set up the
cry, @Holy Father, forbid him." John Cal
win left the Episcopal church to announce
more faith in God and less in human agen-
cies, and the church "militant" sent up the
war cry. FORBID him." Roger William:
dared swerve to preach more practicability
in remission of sins through water baptism
than through election aud predestination
He was not only forbidden, but driven TO ex'
lie and death among the Indians. John
Wesley went out of the precincts of the
church to announce "Glory, hallelujah
salvation is free" and with the cry of IN,
Lord. forbid him. few the stones about hi
head in protesting Boston. 1t was at TIN
time that lis brother Charles wrote the pa
thetic verse
.fHide me, oh, my Savior, hide
Till the storm of life is passed"
John Murray yentured far enough from
the catechism, and out into Tho
sunlight of Gods new day, &c
declare that God could and would save al
men by compelling them in His own goot
time to obedience. For this expression o
His own good faith. He has not only forbid
den, but hunted out of the worshippins
cities Of New England.
Indeed il does seem as if the church peo
pie needed the miraculous vision made man
ifest to jealous Peter, ana thus be taught Il
call nothing unclean. Gods eternal day u
growing in its brightness. The sun of truth
advances up toward meridian glory. His
love is warning the world and strengthening
the hearts of His children.
The world needs more faith. Men in all
callings need more faith, and an honesty OF
character which upholds faith. More faith
| in business, more faith in man, more faitf
and broader views of the Great Creator
whose creatures we are-the offspring OF His
love- Then,
sHour by hour, like an opening flower,
| Shall truth after truth expand;
The stars may fail, the sun may pale,
But the purpose of God shall stand;
Confessions and needs, without good deeds
And affairs and fanes shall fall.
One God of love,
One home above,
One faith shall be to all"
BELIEVER.
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MADRID, Aug, 81 Number OF new
cases OF cholera in Spnin Yesterday
5.9l9i number of deaths, 1850.
AT ToULoN.
ToULoN, Aug. A,-Figty persons
nave died during the past As hours
from cholera.
AT MARSEILLgs.
hARsEILLEs, Aug. 4.-One hundred
anu Sky deaths from cholera have
occurred during tho past two dayR.
NooN.--The situstion ia already
algrming. Within the past IS hourg
200 new cases have been admitted 10
Pharo hospital, and during the same
period 200 deaths nom the diseqso have
befn reported within the city limits.
besides 80 in the southern suburks.
Forty-tour deaths from cholera yyero
reported III this city to-day. Az the
Pharo hospital pat ents died, 4 were
discharged aud 10 were admittsd. The
municipal authorities have voted tho
provisional sum OF $4,000 francs 10 re
lieye pressing needs.
COMPARATIVE CHOLERA CENsUs,
MADRID, Aug. II. Tho following
statistics show the Increase in tho
number OF cases OF cholera, and in the
number Of deaths therBfrom, ga the
principal infected districts la SpAin
yesterday, as compared with the l6 h
inst, q woek previous: In Alicante,
90 moro now cases and 81 moro deaths;
IN Baroel ma, 90 cases and 90 deaths;
in Cuenca, 335 Cas09 and 81 deai hs; Ina
Madrid, 81 cases and 7 deaths; i'm
roruol, 2l cases and 80 deaths; In Val
ladolld, lN2 cases and 20 deaths; In
Almeria, 40 cases and l2i deaths,
In CordOva, 81 caseB mud II deaths;
~ Lograns, 40 cases and Is deaths; in
Navarro, 2G7 cases and los deaths. In
Albec9te tho new casos reported Tor the
u hours ending with Yesterday were
Ii less and the deaths II less than the
numberg reported on the 10th. In
Granada tho new cases were III loss,
and the deaths 100 less; in Valencia
90 cases less; In Palencia there were
ll5 cases and IL deaths less, and in
SaragOssa tho now cases were 1903 loss
and tho deaths SO less.
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NRw YoRK, Aug, 2i.-dovernment
bonds very dull but firm. There was
but small business in tho general rail-
road bond list to-day, and prices were
generally unchanged, but thoro were
moso advances than declines. The
feature was tho purchase OF S5OO,OOO
West shore bonds by one house. This
was supposed 20 DO IN order TO be able
tn take advantage OF the privilege of
turning In these bonds 70 Droxel, Nor
gan & Co., which privilege expires to-
morrow. Tho stock market opened
irregular, but underselling by room
traders soon began 10 sag OF, and all
day was heavy and dull, although
there wero few sharp breaks.
Northern Pacific securities were
perhaps the weakest, ard next
10 them the coal stocks.
Union Pacific was well held, and so
were tho 0mahae. The point on
Union Pacific In that negotiations nro
pending for tho sale OF lands TO pay of
the floating debt. President Adams
admits tho nogoti stions and says that
Now York parties were I'm conference
with him on Saturday, but that moth.
ing has boon accom- nlished. The total
sales were 1868, wi ioh Ia tho smallest
day'u business In three wooks, but the
business was well distributed, only
nvo stocks on the liat--LacS swanns,
81. Paul, Northwestern, Northern Pa
clho preferred and Western Union
having sales OF over 1000 shares.
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The Third Trial.

New YORK, Aug. A.-In the third
trial race between the yachts Puritan
and Priscilla, to determine which shall
defend the American cup against the
English cutter Geuesta, the Puritan
crossed the home liue 20 seconds ahead
OF tho Prescilla.
OF the three trial races Puritan won
the first, In q strong breeze, by 10 min
tremely light weather, by 9lI minutes,
and Puritan won the deciding one to.
day, in moderate breeze and smooth
wR'er.
While il la not actually decided, she
is the yacht for the race for Americas
cup, II Is almost certain that she will
be chosen at tho meeting OF the New
York Yacht o.1b 70 60 hold during
this week.
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A Ind showing

New YORK, Aug. 2i.-A Washing
ton special to tho Sun says: The treas
ury commission, which has been In
vestigRtlng the Office Of the supervis-
ing architect, has ordorsd tho suspen-
sion of all payments in tho case fthe
new postofllco building in Kansas
City. A bad state of things has been
developed there. AT tho last session
Of Congress $4,000 were appropriated
for the completion OF approaches TO
tho building, for clock and for sewer
connections. On tho alreryth OF this
appropriation citizens subscr ibed
81 go for line clock aud bell, which
WAS TO enable residents OF the city
and Vicinity, within u radius of Nix
miles, 20 keep tue time and set their
watches by. But months passed by,
and there was no sign OF the clock.
This led 70 inquiry, and inquiry lod TO
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SPAIN.
rIln ANrI,aRRMAN rrntINo.

Ahh ANA - hhMhN AElNlNAfH
MADRID, Aug. 2t- Anu.Gcrman
demonstrations, similar to tho one In
Madrid, we're made In overy ono OF tho
Spanish provinces yesterday.
THE CABINET COUNCIL.
MADRID, Aug. IA Cabinet coun-
oil was hold to day TO censure tho 70.
lations Of Spain with Germany, grow
ing out OF tho Caro-
line troubles. King Alfonso,
who returned 20 Madrid from La
Granya, presided. IL was officially
announced that the reply from
Germany 10 tho first Spanish
noto OF protest proposed an
amicablo discussion of the questions at
Issue. Spain then sent tolo.
grUms 10 Germany, onorRotically
protesting againt the action
OF Germanyl In response
TO which that Royorpment
to-day tolegraphed reply, explaining
that its action had been animated ai-
together by friendly motives,
and that Germany Tsgard.
ed tho afialr as unworthy
OF lntorrupting The ancient amlty b6.
tween tho two nations. Tho reply
aNsaNa NNfiNihs Alht hNEluhNlt httlHk
no evidences OF Spanish domination
IN tho CarolinoH, thought tho islands
had been abandoned. The German
government, however, docs not mon
tlon whether any OF tho islands have
been etually occupied.
TUE NORTH GERMAN GAZETTE on THE
rRounLE.
BERLIN, Aug. 2i.-rhe North Ger
man Gazette, In rofuting spanish
claims To- the Caroline islands, points
nut that In March, 1870, England and
Germany simultaneously sent notes
ln which they fositted such claims,
'na that Tor 10 yoars Spain raised no
1hlectlons. The German note notified
Spain that Germany was unable
70 reoogniEe Spanish sovereignty or
power OF leyying customs In the Caro-
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line islands, inssmuch az no treaty
was known to exist relatinr
TO the Spanish possessions in the
taolhc, while II was notorious
iact that no Spanish official exists on
the Pelow or the Caroline
islands. The note concluded with
the expression OF hope that
Spain would instruct her colonial au-
thoritles, and the commanders of her
men.of-war and her consulates in
Eastern Asia and Polynesia not
TO obstruct Germany's direct trade
with the Carolines. The English note
concluded with the declaration that
England did not admit the right OF
Spain to the Carolines and Palew
islands, whore she had never exercised
ana dld not then exercise actual do
main.
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SPORTING.
brighton Renoh Rscns

NEW YORK, Aug. 2i,-There was a
large attendance at Brighton Beach
to-day.
First Race-Allowances, one mile;
starters: Felowplay, Embargo, Frie-
day, Marc, King George, Hotbox, Al
fred. Won bv Fellowplay, by three
quarters Of length; Frleday, second;
King George, third.
Time: l17h.
Second Raco-Vhreo'q quarters of n
mll0; starters: Windiall, Atlas, James
Mace, Commander, Hlndoostan, Ken
wood, Eullna, Terry, Barton, Goblin,
Cataline, Tenfellow and Miss Walton.
Won by Commander by thyee quar-
ters Of a length; Atlas, second; Uata-
line, third.
Time: 1:lSX.
Third Race Selling allowances,
sovon-oights of mile; starters: King
Leon, Marsh Redon, Captain Warren.
Executor, Mary Hamilton, Leberto,
Ben Thomson, Hotachmie, Whisper
inc, Jim Nave and Punka. The result
was dead heat between Mary Hamil-
ton and Ben Thomson,
Time: :304.
The run-oii was won by Mary HAM
ilton by five lengths.
Time; l:37A.
Fourth Raoe-One mile; to carry 100
pounds; starters: Strabismus, King
Fan, Blue Peter, High Flight and
Swift, Won by Swift by three lengths;
High Flight, second; STabismus,
third.
Time: l:i3,
Fifth Race Starters: Barney Aaron,
Tattler, Oiivette and Kansas. Won by
Ollvette by q length; Barney Aaron,
second; Tattler, third.
Time: 2:l3l4,
Sixth Race-Selling allowances;
one and one.fourth miles; over FIVE
hurdles. Starters: Short Cake, Mag
mum, Windfall, Willie d., Keanan and
Jack. Won by Jack by length;
Keanan, second; Short Cake, third,
Time: 2:224.
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THE NETTING AT KnHMsrRR.

KuEMslHR, Aug. q. i.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph, OF Austria; tho Empross
Elizabeth and the Austrian crown
prince, Rudolph, arrived horO at 2
o'clock. The weather was unpleasant
at the time, rain falling. BY 3 o'clock,
however, tho storm had passed, and
the weather became bright and clear.
Count Won Taafe, tho Austrian prime
minister, aud oil the local officials and
ell the persons OF rank aud distinction
received tho royal visitors with on
thusiAam.
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Cut His Throat.

SOUTH FRAMINoHAM, Aug. M.-Ex-
Treasurer Adams, of tho Framingham
Savings bank, whose accounts were
last week made the subject OF u special
investigation by Bank Commissioner
Gatoholl, and whose resignation was
requested, committed suicide at the
bank this afternoon by cutting his
throat. When found, revolver lay
beside him, which It Is supposed hu
intended using.
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Riotous Stone nIasons.

PHILADsLrHIA, Aug, 2i.-A crowd
OF men, supposed to belong to the
Stone-Cntters Union, marched to the
new brewery building, In cNurso of
erection, at Twenty fifth aud POPLAR
streets, this afternoon, and drove
away the workmen. Bricks aud other
weapons were used, aud missiles were
hurled from every quartor Four
rioters were arrested, aud squad of
police detached TO guard the building,
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POLITICAL.
Cnrter RnrrI.on,n caan

CHICAGO, Aug. 2i,-This afternoon
Garter Harrison's attorney, Allen O.
Storey, submitted an answer 10 the
bill flied by citizens, about two months
ago, dispu.ing Mr.. Harrison's title TO
the mayoralty OF Chicago by reason OF
numerous miscounts made In the vote,
and innumerahle frauds said TO have
been committed at tho polls in tho in
tsrest OF Harrison. The answer is In
the nature OF q demurrer. generally
denying the allegations OF the bill,
giving Is reasons why, In the opinion
OF ths defendant, the case Is not enti-
tied 10 regular trial In court. The rea-
aons are largely OF a technica, charac-
ter, and charge, among other things,
that no case for relief has been stated
In tho oltzons' petition, and that the
petitioners fail to show that thoy have
any interest In the subject matter.
Objection is also made TO the alleged
vaguoness TO the petition, want Of afii-
davits and other like vital omissions.
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White Cheroi,ecs murdered.

sr. Louis, Aug. A.-A dlspsoh from
vinlta, Indian Territory, says Frank
p. Cass and A. p. Goodyknooty, two
prominent citizens OF Vinits, who
left there aweokagof or the Cheyenne
and Arapshoo orvations, TO buy
cattle, were murdered while asleep
In camp about two miles from the Sac
aud Fox agency, last Thursday night.
Tho deed was evidently committed for
plundery. Both wero white men, but
citizens OF the Cherokee nation, having
married Indian women, and wero WE'LL
to-do merchants and influential citi-
yonQ.
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CONCERNING THE COLONIAL POLICY.
MILAN, Aug. 2i.-A mooting of Re-
publicans was held here yesterday to
protest against tho colonial policy of
the present government. Deputy
Matii, ono OF the principal speakers,
CONDEMNED the occupation OF Masso-
wah by ltaiy, and exclaimed that
italian soldiers had rather
aspire to taking the Julian Alps. Tho
polio hero interrupted tho orator aud
would not allow him to finish his
speech. The meeting passed rosolu-
uous demanding the recall OF the
Italian army from Egypt. Similar
republican meetings wera held i'm
many other places throughout the
Kingdom yesterday.
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A Big M.eting nI znnsan Citr.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. 2i.--A secret
meeting OF the Knights of Labor from
oil the local lodges was held at WAN
dotte tonight, TO consider the Wa
bash difficulties. There were 500 men
present. 1t Is understood that the
members were divided as to the ad-
visibility of refusing to handle the
Wabash cars. At q late hour Tonight
they were still In session.
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Ikey Euteh,rod Their Brothsr

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. PA
special TO the Advertiser from Talla-
degs says IN that county j. Ii. McGo.
waa killed aud dressed pig for a
barbecue last night. His three child
rem, agod II, . and 4, saw the process OF
butchoting the pig. Next day McGc-
wan left homo, and the children agreed
10 repeat the process Of tho day before.
Having no pig. the two older children
They cut its throat and hung It UP by
tho heels, as the pig had been hung,
aud wero proceeding TO disem-
howell IL whom their mother dis
covered tho horrible tragedy.
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LABOR MATTERS.
irving to Adinst Nrattnrs

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2i.-A largely at
Tended meeting Of citizens Of the Elgh-
teenth ward was beld to-day to devise
some means Of settling the differences
Detwoen the, Cleveland Rolling Mil
company and tho strikers. A state
nient from the company was read. In
u, tney promise that IL the men will
return 70 work Mt the reduction, and
business brightans up by Noyamher
/, wages will then be Increased. Nh
d9hnito action was taken, but IL is
Thought tho result will be an adjust
ment of tho differences.
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PARSONS, Aug. 2l.-The Knights OF
Labor here declare they will II = ~epair
Wabash rolling stock, and several
Wabash cars needing repairs are side.
tracked hero, and the Missouri Pacific
managers, as yet, have not asked their
employees to repair tao cars. 1t Is
Thought mutual concessions viii be
nude, and the Htrika nYertad.
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CLEvELANp, Aug. 2i.-William j.
Gorsuch, the anarchist arrested here
during the Cleveland rolling mill
strike for incendiary utterancss in
public speech, was discharged IRON
custody to-day by the police Judge.
The judge held that thare was no stat
utc nor ordinance covering the offense
charged against Gorsuoh.
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disagreeable revelations. 1t now
appears that Supervising Ar.
chltsct Bell hiss spent the
whole 10000. and that only 81, 400 of
that sum has gone for any of the oh
lee, lscts embraced in the appro pristion.
Inns sum was paid for an iron fence.
me sum of SlS60O has been spent for
a heavy marble wainscotlng within
the postoilice, for which there is no
warrant IN the appropriation. The re-
ou,s s IN tnat the accounts are suspended
auu Mr; Bell finds himself charged
t', MIN an illegal and improper expendi-
ture OF public moneys,
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sErARArR nnIrAnr COMMANDO.

sErARATE MILITARY COMMANDS.
SIMLA, Aug. 2i.-Genoral McGregor
hss boon appointed to command the
PonjuRb frontier force. This Ia bo.
liovod 20 ioishadow the formation of n
separate military command. On tho
whole, the Afghan frontier will bo rs
recommended by the Indian army
commissioner.
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sLtnAiion unnhnnrnh.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2i.-The situa-
tion regarding the Wabash difficulties
is not materially changed. Some of
the Knights Of Labor are reported to
have refused to handle Wabash cars,
but officials state that business is not
affected.
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Austria
TIE CEAR's VISIT.

VIENNA, Aug. I,-Emporor Francis
Joseph started to-day for Kremsir,
whore he is TO meot the Czar OF Russia
on Wednesday. lIo declined q mill.
tary guard during the journey.
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rhe Pre.Idcnt,n ohlo Trlp.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2i.-The Times
Star Toledo speclal says, Dir. lia-
oon, brother in-law OF President
Cleveland, says there Is not founda-
tion whatever fot the report that tho
president proposes 70 visit Ohio during
the coming campaign.
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Egypt.
OFFICIALLY DENIED.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Alt IL of
iicially denied that petitions praying
for an English proteotorate over
Egypt sro being circulated for sigma
lures.
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France.
ABOUT OLIVIER rAir.


PARIS, Aug 2i.-At meeting of tho
Posco society to-day, II was resolved
to domand the formation OF commit
sso Of Inquiry into the Olivier Pain si-
fair, the committee TO be composed Of
French and English citizens, and TO
ascertain tho blanc OF those who are
guilty.
ANXIOUS STATESMEN,
Great anxiety Is displ aged by French
6tatesmen as to tho outcome of the
meeting between tho car and ths om-
poror Of Austria, q. Kremsler, next
Wednesday.
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q g. BAYNE, 1T. IRRELEVANT, JR
Skrendent. Vice President.
b. M. REARDoN, Cashier. "''
DalsS Nat'Q'l Bank
ACCOUNTS OF
ANVUUNT5 OF
MGSGlaltS and Individuals Solicited.

DIRECTORS: s. q. Bayne, w. B. Wor-
cham, I. K, Ferguson, A. J. Porter, ]. 4.
TroKeysnt, Jr., 4, y. MarsaliS Alfred Davis,
O, A, Heating, II. ". Re8rdOn,
The following arc prominent subscribers
10 the stock OF this bank:
q. 81. TGOUTMAN, President Central
National Eank, Philadelphia,
Z. ". BROWN OF Provldent Life and
Trust Co, Philadelphia.
w. -. PUllLMAE, President seaboard
Bank, Now York.
JAMES Y. GRANNIS, OF Trodesmen'F
Rational Bank, New York
q. G. BAYGE, President First National
Bank, Bradford, Pa, and Vice. President
9eaboar0 Bans, New YORK
\. f. LAWToN, Of First National BANK,
Clean, ", Y,
N. B. BUTLER, OF first National HanE,
Olead, n, z.
]. p. HANNA, OF Weir Plow Co., Morn.
month, Ill,
ID, QDAX, General MGuR5ar Nptlouai
Transit Company OF United States,
JOS, 6EMP, or The S'andar7 Oh Co.