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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-27
Notice..

CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
Dec. "a. 1886. )
Found ard brought in Bale of Cotton
which the owner can get by calling at tn,
Police Barracks, identifying the property and
paying for the drayage and for this advertise
ment. r. HI. AMBER SON,
Chief of Police,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-27
Colrate's DNew,, sonp

Washes better and lasts longer than any
other. See big advertisement next
Wednesday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-27
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FOR RENT IN BURGLAR AND FIRE.
PROOF VAULT OF THE
Savannah Bank and Trust Company.
AT PRICES AS LOW AS ANY
Notice.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees of
the British steamship Marion" Jeffells.
Master, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew.
A. MINIS & SONS Consionees
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-27

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. Books and
n Blanks require by county officers for the
order by the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE, 3 Whitaker street. Savannah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-27
Yak Laces and All-Overs.
MarVelously Cheap.

20 dozen boys elegant Plush Polo Caps re-
duced TO 63c. and S7c.-immense values.
100 dozen Ladies' Untrlmmed Shapes--the
iatest-In Velvet, Felt and Novelty Goods,
down to &c., from 75c., 81 and 81 %.
One large lot Children's Trimmed Felt
Hats down to 75c., formerly 81 % and 81 so
great values.
Our entire assortment, Ribbons, Birds,
Wings and Feathers and all millinery neces-
sarles at way-down figures.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02

ready 70 aght-and that gentleman Is.
always ready 60 fght-he will 80.
preach you and say that the tendency
Of bis mind is to fraternity. laugh
ter.
These symptoms, Mr.. Chairman, are
undoubted. That Is the condition Of
the gentleman to day. I am sorry for
It.
And now l will say In conclusion, II
the Congressman from the third Con-
gressional district Of Iowa will require.
David B. Henderson to move out Of
his way, so the Congressman can see
his country the Congressman will be
cured Of this disease, and he will no
longer be troubled with the acute in
fiammatory vox populi. Applause
and laughter.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02

81 Missouri q expressive ~
and your oHH;
~ Waru 81 persons. WhllAe4
be employees of not. aqeIsst InlefHd
any obstacle whatever 10 TIE say
said resumption, ard with q 1Em ra5I
ance upon the courage good ssase are
law abiding spirit Of the pahlic. Il
hereby call upon "a good citizano "a
assist 10 carrying cut The purposes oz
this proclamation. and also here
BY pledge the whole power 81
the State, so far as IT mny ia
lawfully welded By rs chieE
executive officer 70 sustain tha con
pany and It's servants Ia said faamp
ton and to restrain and punish III tha
may oppose it.
When this proclamation shall hs
adopted, and when the companys lafa
employees shall desist from violence
and Interference with It's trains. the
board hereby assures them that theF
viii and themselves hy MI. HcxIe ia
the spirit IL which he has hefet6f
successfully avoided rupture and cause
for just complaint. and III that lust
and liberal spirit which should alw4ys
exist between tho employer and ems
ployed. BY order Of the board.
Very Respectfully yours,
JAY GOULD, President.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02
QUIET AT DENNIsON.

DENNIsoE, TEXTS, March 27.-Ths
Missouri Pacific officials continue "a
hold complete control Of their yards
here. Everything is quiet. Il switch
engine went into the territory yestse
day and brought down 4 train load III
coal without mOlestation. A heavy
guard Is still kept about The yards and
shops.
FREIGHT TRAINS MOVING ON THE MIS-
souri, PACIFIC.
ST.. Louis, March 27.=At 1O4s
o'clock this morning q freight train Of
twenty cars was made up ID the MEg~
souri, Pacific railroad yard, and under
protection Of a squad Of police made
its way westward through the city,
uninterrupted BY any violence from
the striking Knights of Labor. No
crowd had gathered at the yards and
none Of any extent at any Of the cross.
iDgs. After accompanying the train
as far as the city limits, the police e.
turned to the Missouri Pacific yards.
and under their guard 4 second train
was made up, which succeeded Ia
passing Through the city under cIFculn
stances precisely similar to those 1t.
tending the progress Of the first train.
TRAIN ON THE IRON MOUNTAIN.
ST.. LOUIS, March 27.-The yara~
master of the Iron Mountain railroad
yards In this city, aided BY 4 force of
police, made up and started out d
freight train Of eleven cars over that
road this morning. There were no at
tempts at interference on the part of
strikers, and no excitement attended
The trains departure, the crowds at
the yards and along the tracks being
Of small dimensions.
AN ENGINEER MAKES A FLANK MOVE
MENT ON THE STRIKERS.
ST. LOUIS, March 27-At 1880 O'Clock
this afternoon the VandaIia road III
East st. Louis succeeded in getting out
a freight train Of eleven cars. al large
crowd Of about 700 men were stand
ing around the depot, and upon d
movement by an Ohio 81 Mississippi
freight train, as If to start out, made
rush to intercept its progress and thus
left the tracks around the depot clear.
The Vandalia engineer. who was ii.
ready to start, saw his chance, and I'm.
der a full head Of steam, ssartedaway.
One Of the crowd saw the move. and
running ahead, turned the signal
across the track, expecting the engI.
neer to stop when he saw the track
blocked, but the engineer turned a.
more steam, and crashing through the
signal, the train was of, and In q few
minutes out Of sight.
POLICEMEN ON DUTY IN KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March 27.-Ak
| o'clock this afternoon a police SQUAD
Of twenty-five men was sent 10 tina
State Line depot. Another has been
stationed at the Grand Avenue depot.
It is expected that an effort will Be
made TO start a freight train.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02
ResuminR Work In Pennsylvania
Mines,

PITTsBURG, March pa Dubois,
Pa, special says The Eureka mines,
In the fourth district, resumed opera.
tons this morning at the advanced
wages demanded By the strikers. The
Beech Tree mines are also running at
the increase, and a number Of other
mines are preparing for a resumption.
The strike Is now general and all the
mines in the district are closed except
the ones paying the advance. A large
number Of extra coal and iron police
have been sworn In. In anticipation Of
trouble, and are ready for action o.
short notice. No trouble is appre-
hended, however, as everything is
quiet and the best Of feeling prevails
among the strikers.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02
New York Press on Mr.. Powdarlssa
Circular,


New York, March 27s-The Trl-
.bune, in an editorial on the Powderly
circular, made public yesterday, SAYS:
"Plainly, If the man who by the secret
circular appeals thus to every assembly
Of his organization had the power, he
would stop the laundering Id the West
after the peremptory fashion recon.
mended BY Chief Arthur. He writes
like a man Of good will and good sense.
He sees the rocks on which the order
is drifting. He sees public sympathy
rapidly deserving II, but be can onlg
appeal; he cannot command. win tie
strikers In the Southwest, and tie
others whom he addressed, Iisken
to the appeala IL not the
chances Of 4 long career for tha.
Knights Of Labor as 4 harmonious ~
tional organization Of workmen eE 5
republic foundation, successfully
striving By lawful means foE w1
ends. will disappear. and Chief Arthur
will be found a true prophet.
The World says: aMr. PoRderly has
by his last declaration again shown
that he must be 4 man Of rare ability
and character"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02
ARBITRATION DECLINED
BIZ THE MISSOURI PACIFIC ORFI-
GALS

Master Workman PoWdeFly Seeks
20 Have the Difference Between
the Missouri Pacific and tie Work.
men Submitted 70 Arbltrators,
Which the Former Declines.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02

JESSE GRANT Is said TO have secured
q large contract from The Nlonraqasn
government IL furthefanoa of canal
construction.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02

Ex.G0v. HoyT. Of Pennsylvania has
been lecturlng E Philadelphia audlsnee
in favor Of protection. Doez shat 1.Ii
nod reworkingf
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02

NEW HANPsnERE has voted nineteen
times on che question Of holding ooa~
3 itutlonal coaFanAons and held oAlp
three.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02

New York, March 27.-The follow
ing is the text Of the correspondence
which passed between the general ex-
ecutive board of the Knights Of Labor
Of America and Mr.. j. Gould to-day.
NOBLE ORDER OF THE KNIGHTS or LARoRl
OF AMERICA, 0FFICE OF THE CRIMINAL
SECRETARY,
PHTLAnEfpuTk PA. March ". 1881.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02
THE Strike.

The Missouri Pacific and Othar
Roads Succeed IN Moving Freight
Trains.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-02

Mr.. Jay Gould:
Sir-The general executive board
would be pleased to have an interview
with you, at your convenience to-day,
for the purpose Of submitting the
southwest difficulties to a committee
Of seven for arbitration, three Of the
committee to be appointed by yourself
and three by the general executive
board, the six to select the seventh
member Of the committee, their decis-
ion In the matter to be final. Should
this proposition be acceptable, we will
at once issue an order for men to re-
turn to work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-01

r OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
l-lCOuNIRY RVsIDENOR9, near Elm Grove
By virtue Of dead Oi trust 10 mo made by Abner
Key and his wife, dated tho twOniyhith day Of
July in The year 1870 and recorded IN the Clerks
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
VirrnIa, In Deed OF Trust hook numbered Is, page
gG2 Twin. on " WEDNESDAY,, THE SkYENTEs RI'H
or NOVEMBER, 1855 commencing at 10
O'Clock q. m, sell nj public auction at tho
premises, the lots or parcels VI land numbered re-
speCiiyGly 10 q inclusive, the location aud d.
menSlcns wlGr Of are more particularly shown by
tho plRt thCrrOl ilcd IN kGid Clerks office, sAld
lots or parcels OF Hnd arp pat Of the subdivisions
X md shown On the plat Of tho subdivisions OF
the sNcrhCrd estate recorded In Decd BOOK mum.
bercd IS, page 678 in said Clerks OliCe, which
subdivisions, and Il, were conveyed to tho said
Abaer Key ny Daniel o. List and Daniel Lamb az
SlCcIl commissioners, by deed dated the 10Th day
OF May, lS1O, uud recorded In Decd Book numbered
b. pRle 2E7, In said Clerks once.
IDelleve the lite 10 DO unlueStionable, but sell
Ing "a trustee, 90 not warrant
TERMS OF SALE Each purchaser % pay IN hand
One.thIrd OF the purchase money due by him, and
as much more us he may choose 70 pay, aud the
remainder IN equRl inStAllmenS bearing interest
ON the day OF Mlc, payable respectively in six
and twslve months thereafter. The deferred In
StallmcnW 10 be satNiaC orily secured and tho Tile
10 be retained until payment In full. ii pur-
caEstr pRy not less than one half OF the purchatc
money, Ills notes, occurred by Deyd Of Trust on tho
properly sold him. Will DO accepted o. security for
The deferred inGtallments. DANIEL LAMB.
uCtlS mon Trustee,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of Chic County, West Viz.
giniA, Alice Y, Stewart, In her own right and ~
RdminiStTRlIiE Of tho thtlte oil Robert ~ Stewart,
deceased, VS. Nancy f. KIItson aud Others In
by Virtue Of an order eRtOICi In the above en-
titled cause nu tho 9Th day OF October 1880 II Il To-
ieTIed ~ tho undersigned Commissioner 81 the
said court, 70 nNCerAil ana rspolti
FiEst-An account Of thu administration oil SAID
estate by sid complainant
SeC0n1-The debts owing By said kob7ft ",
Stewart at tho ilnG Of his death and Which SUI re-
main unpaid,
ThlId The groR amount to which complainant
entitled In lieu Of doWeFn the real estate OF SAID
decedcut,
FOurth-The number and names Of the heirs at
law fslii Robert n, Stewart, deOsEoiI entitled
~ distribution Of Aad estate and the share Of each
Ollnid heirs at law In said eNtlta,
FiiIh-.ln what tum tho kRld Henry Stewart Is in'
dtb.e Tor tho Tuuu and profits Of tho Fulton prop
cry VI AID estate slnc0 the death Of said Robert n,
Stewart,
Sixth ANY other matter or thing which said
Commissioner may deem pertinent or proper, or
IN, OtgGr party In Interest may desire,
Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned hA
ixld upon Tuesday, the Esd day OF NOyembn
1856, commencing 1T nine O'clock u, ~, RS N
time, aud his office, No. 70 ChApine street., In IN
city Of WheClipg, Ohio County, Wat Virginia, .
tho lace ut which hO will proceed 10 ascertain aud
report The several matters In tho said order OF
Given under my hand this ?lsl day Of October,
1856, J0SEpHR PAUL.,
v" sciiCitor ior complainant oct2Siri
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1.-Two stock,

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Oo:. 3O,-Cattle-
Receipts 947 head shipments 3?3; market
nothing doing all through. HogB-Rs'
Ceipts $500: head shipments A, 100 hOad
market active; Philadelphians 81 26a4 S5 ;
Workers SlOOa4 10; common and light
S3.75A4 90 Sheep-lleCsipts 1890 head
shipments 400 head; market very dull
and nothing doing.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-0atLls receipts TO-
600; ghipmenlS nonei market steady
shipments stoCkerB and feeders 81 06a3 90
COWS; bulls and mixed 81 25a2 Is; bulk
81 00l2 80; thoroughbred Texans cattle $2.2t
az 70; Western rangers, natives and half
breeds So 40; cows So 25t4 90; cows So 25l
9 Is; winterCd 81 SO43 Is. Hogs, receipts
1900 shipments 5000 Market steady
rough and mlxod,S2 so "A 90 packing ant
shipping 1916 is light $3.50 A 10; skip
81 2643.45; sheep receipts s,0OOi ship
ments, 600; market steady natives S9,0C
ts.75; western 50 4O.3 70; Texans 81 W
lambs So GOAL 90,
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g!rt1Stre Su1es.

JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Aral NstNts.
ElOE2 @A.LM.

gActc Of land 6fcrc, Of which arc suitable for
hNEu gardening, a , lie lIst VI lridelpllin
dhgN j. On II Il lOOmtd hOnic, Stable, large
Foluy llUlEc, Stone MIX HOusG, good Spting
And good Well, 100 bearing Fruit TrCattO Nmns
OiG Epca 1hs property sValuch at $1,000; VIII
exchange Tor u lArGu tract Of Land Of about the
nnG YAlue
10 l3 Twcnsy,nn,htt.
NO q ViFginiast; . 70 INST half lot Of GTOnnd.
No. 60 North fmnlst
No 29i1 EOii \. fUOlnCd Brick, Ground Is feet
NQhl running bik to q Cy
No l'Aand ily EoilSL; iu!l lot, e feet front,
flhning back "a! feet.
NO Wis MCGulOCh Il.
tel.
wv Two dc,iHblc pieces Of Properly OH Charles St,
Webburg, ". Va
Man, Ohut HOUSES and Farms
Doyon want to exchange your City Property for
njyou want to buy A samg
Do you want to sell lAtm1
:, 10 YOU want " exchange your Farm for City
nOyOit want to fcnt n Housc?
70 You want N buy llUise2
70 you wan, personal attention given 10 the Col
lection Of kCnN.
D1you wan a Deed Of Trust Leave Declaration
l9t fGnsNon, DtpO,lupn 10 your claim for Pen
Aou' Increase Ol PGn'iOn, Charge oil DgsGrtiOn rO
mOV Ahu an honor BIZ dNChA'gc, Communication
o. lAtons while ptlOaCr OF war, bounty, Ar
HHsOi lay, Otany NUliriLl business done.
II sOi call OIL VI addiCss,
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NIRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue OF a Deed Of Trust 10. me, made by
Alex. q Eor aud LRylnlaC. EoR, his wife, and
dated the eth day oil July, III the year 1852, and
recorded In tho Clerks Office Of tho County Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Decd Of Trust
Book NO 10, page 81, will gGll ut puOllo auction
at The front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de.
SCrbed property, that Is 70 say; a certain piece Of
land lyiug on tho vest aide OF Main Ereet, and In
The ity OF Wheeling and designated In the general
plat Of said city, as lot No. thrty.tye 35la being
he same pope " conveyed by u. II. EoG aud
vile 10 said Alex z EoG BY decd, dated the GIst
day OF December, 1865, aud recorded In Deed
Book No d. page ILL., In the OlllCo Of the Clerk OF
Inc County CnurI Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
I no title Is believed TO DO perfect, but WI con.
ycy olly such title as Is vested Ia mo BY bAld deed
" TRIMS siS OF SALE: onc.thlrd Of the purchase
money IL Ca'h and NO much more as the purchaser
should elect ~ pay on the day Of sale, the residue
In two equal insullments In one and two years
rom day Of sale the purchaser 70 give his negoti'
Able notes fer the deferred payments bearing in'
tsrfst. 10 be secured bV q decd Of t.ust on the
propaity. f. II WlNthhIhh' 4FuAsee'
nHtQ
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A HARvE1oUs CHANGE.
Why People Rro less Strong, Active
and HAPPY than in past years.

There was time when tho world moved
along in tho even course Of its way; now
we arc startled BY earthquakes, dynamite
explosions and surprising things in the
heavens aud on earth. There Was Q time
when men and women wont through life
easily, and hnpPilyi now they are troubled
with headache, sinking q! the pit Of the
stomach, nervousness, restleHnsSI, ShiVGr-
tngs, feveriAhnoss, dullpsSs aud laISituds,
There was time when these troubles Wara
called chills, fever aud Rgue or shakes; now
they Are all grouped under the single head
MalArial
But under whRsevGrnRmO this disease may
be known, II Is terrible. II not only des.
troys the happiness, but it Rhorteus the life.
1t often starts in SO slight q way that its
approach is UNDECIDED but before long there
comes a chilly or cold stage, especially down
the spine. The skin becomes rough. Tho
nails are blue, The back RchsA The pulse
Is quick and light, Then comes the hot
stage. The akin is hot and dry, tho face
flushed, the pulse full and mpid and tho
mouth pArched with great desire 70 drink.
This Is agony,
In THU connection the experience Of a
prominent captain residing on tho east Shoro
Of Maryland Is valuable, He said:
f" So great was my suffering with maIArial
fever, that almost desired 10 die, that I
might be at rest, My brain seemed to DO
possessed with dollrium. My nerves al
achsd until each ono seemed 10 stand by Il
self with tho pain. The doctors gave me
qutnine but what u miSahisyous drug that
Isl It only added fuel to tho trs that wa
burning me up, I gave up the doctors, In
despair, They could do mo no good,
asked a druggist whom / knew to tell mo
which ono Of all these things on his shelves
] had better try, He told INC YolinA Cordial
had cured bis oldest son of au attack OF
fever and ague, soon found there was no
qnninc IN II, and nothing to hurt mo, hut
everything to do mo good. The Grss bottle
helped mo a great deal, Then l kept on,
with determination to get rid of the INA.
larial fever so thoroughly that Il would never
come back again"
The above experience 10 the zane 40 many
hundreds Of otherS have found in tho use Of
this wonderful remedy. Il fluids the Suf.
ftrsr ia the depths Of despair, aud pIaosS
him on tho road 10 health and hEpplnsSs, It
takes the dependent RSd restores hope. In
this respect Voliua Cordial IL a blessing, aud
o. such it commends Itself to all.
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TIE DAILY MARKETS.

New YoRH, Oct 30-Money on call
onist ut 4lG per cent, closing:at 5i53
Prime mercantile paper 4s6. Sterling ex.
change dull, but steady aud unchanged.
Nsw YoRK, Oct. 30-Government
bonds dull and State bonds dull and
steady.
prices were firm to strong with very light
interruption throughout the day. West.
ern Union and Lake Shore attracted most
attention among the sCtive stocks and the
lstter was specially active and strong in
the last hour, when the advance In the
general list had been checked. The mar
ket opened irregular and generally heavy,
though tho ChDgnes we're except In
Pacific Mail, which was up |. There was
a moderate business only, but prices were
free and firm until tho last hour, when
liberal relaxations checked the general
advance except iOr ST. PAUL. rhs market
clorod steady 10 firm at.or Hearestt the
PRICES reached. Final prices almost inyar.
iably show advances, and st Paul 4 Du'
lnlh Is up q. Like Shore ! Richmond &
Wet Point "A, Colorado Goal / Mobile
& Ohio IA and Delaware \ HudBnn !,
others irsCltonp. Transactions, 20,903;
Tor the week, 9,lGsAs9.
8ToCK QUOrGTIopa-Ologed bid: 8 per
cent bonds, 100: United States 43S, llls;
United States new 4s, 1881; Pacific
O. Of O5, l28l; Adams Express
iii: Alton & Tore Haute 81;
do preferred So; American Express, 106;
b. 8. r. & n, IS; Canada Pacific, 7Ol |;
Canada Southern, GSs Central Pacific, 1876
Chesapeake & Ohio, " do first preferred,
is; do seconds, 10; Chicago 4 Alton,
l43; do preferred, 100; Q. 3. d o. 1881
9 81. L. 4 pittsburg, IA; do preferred,
39I; O. s. 4 G., 40; Cleveland Col, ~;
Delaware 4 Hudson, 1917; Del, Lack. &
West, III; Denver & Rio Grande, SCI
Erie, 854 10 preferred, ~; East Tenn,
1874; do preferred, 10; Fort Wayne,
l46; Harlem, 800; Houston 4 Texas, a3i
Illinois Central, 1874 Ind, b, 4 West,
90; Kansas 4 Texas, 500; Lake Erie 4
Western, 9Oi; Lake Shore, 064; Louis
fvillo { Nashville, 67i; Louisville, New
Charleston, AZ, Michigan Central, ,95li
Min. L ST.. Louis, 2ll; do preferred, 4
Missouri Pacific, III Mobile X Ohio, lS3
Morris & Essev, offered, l4O; Nashville
& Chattanooga, 72}; New jersey Central
50l; Norfolk h W. preferred, AZ;
Northern Pacific, 2si; do preferred,
Loo; Chicago 4 Northwestern, LII; dc
preferred, Al; New York Central, l13f
ohio L Migslgsippi, nSl do preferred 50
Ontario 4 Western, 20; Oregon ny &
Navigation, 1909; Oregon Trans 81
| dn ImnEnvpmenE COMPANY, 2Oi Pacific
Mail, III; Panama 6S; Peoria y. 4 u
l3lit Pittsburgh, 1914; Pullman Pelsos
Gar 1851 Reading, ABt Rock Island, 1851
II. Louis 4 Ban Francisco ISL
do preferred, Bsl; do aTst preferred
rs; g, NJ. 4 81. Paul, 9l} do preferred
I12il; Texas 4 Pacific, I'll; Unlor
Pacific, G0S United StateB Express, 60
| w, st. L, 4 p 1Ol; do preferred, sbS
Wells Fsrgo Express. 100; Western
Union, 7pi Colorado Coal, aali Homo
stake, III Iron Silver, alOi Ontario, a
Quicksilver, 81 do preferred, "a Sptro,la