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SPRING OPENING

OUR GENERAL STOCK OF MILLINERY
" Goods is particularly attractive this season
We are confident your interest viii be served by
calling on us when making purchases; or. if not
coming to the city. by favDriny Us with your
orders by mail Yours respectfully MINES BAR
BER x PEALER, G2iJ ST., Sacramento. N r. lpim
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

When applied into
the nostrils will be
absorbed effectually
cleansing the head
of catarrhal virus,
causing healthy Sc
cretions. 1t allays
inflammation, pro-
tects the membrane
of the nasal pas
sages from addi-
tional colds, COM
pletely heals the
sores-restores the
senses OF taste and
smell.
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DIE coNFERENcE on rur aorrnvops

ST. Louis, March 2lst.-Governors Mar
maduke and Martin held their third con-
ference with Vice-President Hoxie. of the
Missouri Pacific, this afternoon. at which
the propositions submitted yesterday bv
the Governors were again discussed, and
formal reply on the part of the railway
officials was made.
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FOREIGN.

Wrecked on the Irish Coast.
LONDON March 2lst.-Tbe German
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE rEooRD-usucs.D
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DgSpEp.2fA

Causes its victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind, very irrita-
bic, languid, and drowsy. it is a disease
which does not get well OF itself 1t requires
careful, persistent attention, ard remedy to
throw off the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsapariila has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds Of cases.
at have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla."
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City.
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NOT A LIQUID
nD CNHvusn
OR SNUFF.
A Quick Relief

particle is applied into each nostril and is
agreeable to use. Price 80 cents, by mail or at
druggists. Send for circulars Ely BROTHERS,
Druggists, Owego, n. Y. d7-IyMWF&wly
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r. E d EoUSE
Nos TIA and 7l6 Sacramento
FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
EUGENE ]. GREGORY. c. C BARNES. FRANK GREGORY
GREGORY, BARNES g. CO.,

Successors to GREGORY & COZ
Nos. 126 and 12S street, Sacramento,
wv HOLESALE DEALERS IN PRODUCE AND
w Fruit. Full stocks of Potatoes, Vegetables,
Green and Dried Fruits, Beans, Alfalfa, Butter,
Eggs, Cheese, Poultry, ETC., always on hand.
Orders filed at lowest rates. ml2tf
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Sick Headache

SfNn sh~&SH
For the past two years 1 have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
sia. l was induced TO try Hoods Sarsapa-
rirla, and have found great relief. / cheer.
fully recommend it to ALL" Mrs. E. T.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass,
was sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
ache She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found it the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods Saysaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5. Made
only by G. /. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
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The Railroad Strike.

Fort WORTH TEX, March 2lst.-The
f.olloWinng resolutions emanated yesterday
from the Union of Assemblies of the
knights of Labor of Fort Worth:
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FOR ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
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Careful attention given to the Selection and
Packing of Choice Fruits for Distant Markets.
Nos. sos and 80 X ST.. Sacramento, Cal.
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FOR sALE-T0 LEr.

I ADIEs-CALL AT $50 K STREET AND Ex-
~ anime the improvements in Smoothing
Polishing and Fluting Irons. mr16-Iyy%
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WASHINGTON, March 2lst.-The Secre-
tary OF the Interior has written a letter to
the secretary of the Treasury, calling his
attention to the contracts made between
the Union and Central Pacific Railroads
anu the racine Mail Steamship Company.
BY these contracts an amount in the neigh.
borhood OF $500, GOO was paid to the steam.
ship company by the railroads, which
amount the Secretary of the Interior con.
tends, should have been included in ,he
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withdrawn from the Bond.

New YORK, March 2lst.-Joseph O'Don-
nell, who was bondsman for Alderman
Jachne. this evening withdrew his bond
and surrendered the Alderman for custody.
O'Donnell had his suspicious aroused that
Jachne was about to take trip to Canada
Jachne is locked up at police headquarters
to- night
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DAILY RECORD-UNION

Pos. second elass ra:...
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Governor Martin left for home on the 9
p NJ. tain, and Gorernnr Marmadulse will
leave in the morning. Both Governors are
reported to have said that they will have
nothing further to do with the matter. and
that the case must now he decided by the
Executive Committee and the railway
managers.
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Disastrous Confiagration.


MEMPHIS (Tenn), March 21st.-A fire
occurred this morning at Helena, Ark. de-
stroying three blocks, including the opera
house. 1t originated in o. X Roberts
wholesale grocery store. The total loss is
$500, 900. with an insurance of $4,000.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.
SHERMAN (Texas), March 2lst.-The At
Gibson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Company made their initial move yester-
day toward their entry into Texas. Messrs.
Paterson and Kimough, civil engineers.
representing the road arrived Yesterday
morning, and began d survey north from
this place. TO meet the line being run
through Indian Territory from Caldwell,
Kansas.
Boat Picked Up.
New YoRS, March 2lst.-The schooner
Henry Morganthau, from Portland, Maine,
found a white yawl boat March 18th thirty
five miles south southeast of Fire Island.
1t is supposed the boat belonged to the
schooner which sank the Oregon.
Libel Suit against Emma Nevada With
drawn.
New York, March Dist. - Frederick
Schwab, the Times dramatic critic has
withdraw his suit for libel against Nevada,
but declaring that her denial of the charges
came so late that the public must Judge O!
her conduct.
Sunday Law yiolators.
NEW YORK, March 22d-A. M.-Seyenty
arrests were made yesterday for excise
viola.ion-double the usual numbe=.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16
InCAL -NIATFs-E.


The Iutelligeucers bEzzarious blast
about public economy runs parallel 70 IFS
click clack upon the uuswerving manner
il meets out justice to the great and lowlg,
and TO the general reader both tho roles
assayed By our versatile contemporary are
not unlike that OF Don QIiAO,e battling
the wind mills.
The Intelligsncsr Jumped into one hole
and badly worsted itself By jumping into
another. We give tbs, journal credi, Tor
wishing to see the city Eove70meutTua SIS
chsaply ag IS compatible with the iats7,st5
Of the CITY, but we also wish to call IL st
tention to the fact that it can deceive no one
OF its wish 10 5ebead "an offensive clerk
under the preteuse OF economy. Mr. Ga
LIeAx has made himself obnoxious to the
Intelligence, and many local politicians,
indiscrealIy perhaps bat nevertheless t,ue.
and as consequence .'a5ora,cAeiorls are
making to &c. his head uuass Re Official
guillouns
In order list the Pabbc may props iy
understand thc situation. a RsG,scsE So.
porter wss dispatched 10 interview both
City Clerk BowEEs and Clerk GA-.gGAy.
Their statements we believe, are net over
drawn and therefore we are disposed to
believe it is economy to tSe city TO have a
competent committee clerk. rs to tie
sdvlsa5iE;y Of having one man ex.
ecute the duties Of all the offices
We have our doubts 1t places great
deal OF local political power in the hands
OF one individual who may abuse it, or
mouopOlizs the use Of it. At any gate il
is apt to arouse bitter Jealousy and opposi-
ton which is always to be DEPRECATED in
local government. As set of to this is
the saving to the city. As now arranged
the three Offices. being held by one person
costs 81, 500. f'bey we're held B. separ-
ate and competent persons the COS. would
run up 10 g, 100, and very likely in q short
time 10 IS 600.
Let Us have economy and efficiency,
say We, but to our esteemed contemporary
we suggss. that in Prsssatirg ,ae csse for
public consideration snd approval j:
6ive.t ;,se!g Of al clsg;rsP AID personal
piqus snd dsal with the situation squsreiy .
upon its V'e'its,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

VIZ notice thst the Cincinnati Enquirer
Of Thursday morning gives our neighbor
Col. PooRyAS, quite = booT il it9 sdito-
rial columns. In is remarks v. observe
the following
During the discussion POormaa cis.
ported himself on the right Of contest still!
left the Democrats, when somebody on the
Democratic side of the House asked him
if thorough investigation should De made
and the right of the Democrats to the
seats should be demonstrated he would
vote to restore them 70 the places from
which they had Just been thrown. Poor
man raised himself oa his toes. pointed
his right toreGnger % high ~ be could ge.
it, snd with c4nIiUZ emphasis exclaimed:
80 hello me God, I will
The shove g quoted to show MS: tie
Enquirer Is Just l,t,le mistaken on one
point. I. wa impossible that Col Poor
NAN could have pointed his right !orefn-
gsr" toward heaven, as he had it taken ct
in q thressiue machine ssv.ra, r. Prs ago
while he was engaged in work q great decl
more honorable than ,has I'm which be vas
engaged O, Clacianar Il must have been
a mutilsted and disigur5i stump hcP2.U.-
ed hesyerward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

EyGLsu newspapers are said to be very
ju5ilaat over the growth Of the English
whea. trade with India. The value Of the
export trade has increased more thsn Sl2,-
O9O,O 900 in the past ten years. But in the
United States within the past ak months
there has been falling eff Of over s27,
100000 in the exports Of wheat. The
New York Commercial Bulletin thus sums
% the causes that has led to this decline :
"First-Ameyicsn Speculation.
Secoud-British Colonial Competition.
Third-The Decline in Silver.
Fourtb-Steam Transportation.
Fihh-A tariff that requires Europe to
seud gold to psy for our wheat, while other
sEeat exporting countries take her goods
in return.
Thssa IRE causes any one Of which is
sufficiently grave to produce q serious d
version Of trade. But, when taken to-
- her. i: ia wonder that we have sny
export trade OF all, rather than that we
have lost the supremacy we once enjoyed.
And when fully considered, it will be i'm
possible 10 escapethe conviction, expressed
BY one Of your largest exporters, that in
FIVE years from now the Atlantic coast will
have ceased to export wheat altogether
under the condition thai now exists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

SENATOR SHERMAN said in his speech st
Columbus that the time had come when
both political parties should address them
selves to the question of preventing fraud
uleut voting. That is indeed very true
Blu, it was Just as true before the Repu5li-
cans in the Ohio House Of Representatives
followed the example OF the Rump Parlis,
ment and unseaiei the nine Democratic
members from Hamilton county. If Mr..
SHERMAN had, according to the sentiments
he now PROCESSES, instructed Col. PooRNAy
and his Committee on Privileges and Elec,
tons, the result might have been different.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

TWO RAILROADS TO CHARLESTON.
q. ". WuITEscARvER, ESQ.,, Superin-
tenGent Of the Grafton & Greenbrier rail-
road. made the REGISTER pleasant call
yesterday, being in the city upon some per-
soual business. lie reports the past year
as o1s cntaili1g immense hardships upon
tie farmegs and stocSnen in Taylor, Bar
bou-, Ugshu- and Randolph counties, but
Ike Us al, Re has gEsa. hopes for the out
cone during the present year. lie out
Erg- ne future of the G. & 6. as very
6acLs, and hist the day is not 20 far away
WIEN It's southern terminus viii be at
Charleston, via Elk river.
The lumber interest is the point d
ap2ui, SO 10 speak, of the line Of the G. y
G. There ia no section of the State that
has a better wooded territory and compris'
es a greater assortment Of desirable tim
Der than the country skirting this in
te.ior. Already the land is
sought after mora than ever before
and frequent ?arenases and changes are
cLrou,cled. 4 very good sign for the near
future.
App7opos OF railroads, Col. ROBERT
WHITE reports he has been quite success
tu] in his recent trip in Wood county get
ing the right of way for the extension Of
the Ohio River road. Oas OF eleven
miles he succeeded in getting ten
with ont little trouble and expense. He
notes the farmers ore mostly realizing the
Importance Of the road to them and are
displaying breadth Of view and spirit
Of ii5erality which is quite encouraging
They begin to understand that Senator
7 CAMDEN and the other West Virginia gen
tlenen who have enlisted their means and
energies 70 extend the railroad to the Cap
i.al Of the State cannot induce any syndi'
cate of foreign capitalists to DROP
couple OF millions OF money
TO extend the road unless there
be strong inducements offered by the PEG
pla Who are most interested in the road to
gether with the strongest assurances from
Mr.. CAMDEN that there is good future fol
tie enterprise. Such men must not only have
confidence in the projectors of the enter
prise but also guarantees from them OF
tair return for their money.
Il is therefore highly essential to ensure
the b1ildiug Of the road that the land own
ers alors the route act with O spirit OF lib
crafty commensurate with the great bene
fits that are sura to accrue from the i'm
ptOyement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16
SAM JONES on SOCIETY.
He Tells of the state OF Cincinnati at
Present.

Present.
Sam Jones, in his sermon at Cincinnati
the other day, said in speaking Of society
This world has no right to furnish fash.
ions tor Us to be governed by-customs,
habits, fashion | declare il has reached
u pCi now that the main leverage by
which they fill these churches Is the mem.
Gership passing around and saying to the
newcomer. Here, if you want to get into
society ecu will have to Join our church.
You all know what | mean by socisty-so
called. God made us social bein.s.
am glad Of every social feature in this uni.
yevss. Bat you kEow what | mean by So
cis;y--those dinners where you are cousid
cred, perhaps, imDohte if you don't have
wine on your table and champagne and
cards in your home and the german in
YOUR Souse. Ny God Society If had
d deg and n rnn in tbs. sort ot crowd |
would sill him
Society, so-callsd, u sqUeakish, min
ickipg voice: Il tel! you, you will never
yat into secretly in this tom if you don't
i2iu our church. We are the leaders OF
society. And tho plain meaning OF this
is if you want painted psgeautry 10 ride
10 he'll With, get in sEd We will start to
ride row. You are not willing to go 10
hell alone, but you want 10 stake every
poor, pious wcmsn With you. There is no
society woman in this town but knows she
hiss got to ge; out OF societg b:tween this
and her crave, or she has got TO 90 TO
hell. The old politician aud the society
never have had the audacity to
get down and pray for one Of them. l did
rot. Just knocking Gcd Society A heart
less, mean old capnibsl, feeding upon soul
sind 6ody. Why, every body has csrdsin their
house every Scdy has wine on their table:
every body has social dinners aud the ger
mau. Why, every body doss ths.-every
bodv. every body. That is s lie. Ii is a
lie. They don't, and am glad If it. |
saw no way under GODS heaven Of pro
,ecting my home-I rever had o home
that | called my own since l have been
until friends gave me q home.
God gave me home through friends, and
the 25th day Of last month | called Gods
PEOPLE tcgetter and told the officiating
minister, not because sm worthy OF it, but
,ecauss God is 50 good want TO give this
home to God. l lave given ny wife
% God, my children to God, my
alg to God. l want to conse-
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crate this house to God. And nobody
will ever come to me and ask rae TO let
them have a dance or wine supper or
game of cards in that house. | will pro
teet nv own home, and never shall! this
tide of worldliness sweep overmy children
until it comes over my corpse at the ifont
door. | see how it has cursed and blight
81 others, when q Catholic priest in New
York city said AT the confessional
nineteen Of my women out OF every twenty
who have lost their character told me they
got their downfall st the hall
ut IS no usa saying we are going IN tor
great revivals here Uher deacons and
Judges rent their property out to houses OF
flame and TO bar.roons. Lily God, you
have got to sweep before your own door
before you can reach around here ard tell
these sinners you want them converted. /
have learned since | have come into this
citv-apd | want to be correctly reported
/ in this from an editor deacon Richard
Smith was sscertained to be the editor
referred to) that after he had freed down
every lewd house and gambling hell IN this
city he sent one OIL, his reporters TO the office
of the Recorder Of Deeds to ascertain and
report who owned these houses, He had
determined 10 publiEh the names c!
the owners, but found on
the list the names Of our dea'
cons, our elders and stewards OF the
| Church, and he said, Why | cant publish
that, | am afraid Well you may scare
al editor but you cant scare me. am
going to tell truths ont Of school while
am here. And | do it, not that | an tc
bring shame to your cheek, but that God
Almighty may help US 10 save sinners
We can never put our arms around C!H
cinnati aud bring it to repentance so long
as it is loaded down with iewd houses anC
gambling dens. You say, they pay.
Yes, that is the devil helping to keep NJ
your bar rooms, and he will help you keep
no the church and charge you compound
interest and levy o1 you when you havn
got cent. ! call no names. | run sor
of Wholesale gospel shoe shop ard .yor
must come ard get shoes, and try then
on; and if they lit, oil right and If the
don't, all right. You could not get up
SIGHT in this town between the church ant
the world They are just as twin brothers
You stop all members of churches II
Cincinnati from drinking, aud 1t will DR.
I'D halt the bar rooms before next Nay.
An old red-nosed Baptist and pink
nosed Presbyterian, smelling Ike a still
house and protesting to be Christians
You are an old hog; that is what you ore
Ii any body invites You to take drlnt
With them they have got you down TO
vagaboud, aud they have pretty near 90
you right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

Is the Southern States du,ing the year
1885 there were 1886 failures, and credi-
tors were temporarily out Of pocket to the
extent Of ~, SI+ O68. Gu, OF l42,l7j
traders in the South last year 2$i6 went
under, or I.65 per cent The percentage
of failures . the nunbsr in business
throughout the county was I.I6. In tie
South last year Texas led the list With 36s
failures, followed by Tennessee with 2S2i
Kentucky 276; Nj-giuja, 20; Loa;sianH.
2l5; GeOrgis, 2l2; North Caroline. 1872
Mississippi, lj7; South Carolina, ll'j
IVES, Virginia, %; Arkansas. 81; Florida,
40. and Alabama, 80. Alaoagaa.s traders
were extremely fortunate, but the few that
did fail had heavy liabilities. They owed
SlOlTlSj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

Tue German Government has instituted
s compulsory insurance law By which
every workipgman is obliged to pay GER
tsin sum periodically into an insurance
fund. There are now said to be 100000
Insured industrial employssi il Berlin, each
in this way laying aside something for a
rainy day. This is too paternal a system
10, this country, but woEkiugmen may
here adopt its workings Of their oTn &C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16
Trustees Sale of Valuable Island
PrOpsrtY.

rY VIRTUE Of AptEyOT Trust DATED
1 the 10th day OF JauC, 4. u. 1875 hlad1 Dy
William Il. Caldwell and ta,rls ca dSe'I /, MS
wife 10 me a. trustee, and rtCrIG5d III the once
OF the Clark OF the county '"urt 81 MO county.
West Virginia In deeds Of trust book o. II. at
mage lGl viii sell Al public aCt oil, CT the front
door OF the CUu.t Housg Il hio county, west
Virginia, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Let, 1886,
commencing ut 10 oclorZ q n, Tho following dc-
scribtd real estate lying sLd being situate en-
Zaues is aud, IN the city OF wheeling county OF
Ohio, and state o. Wet Virginia, and bounded
and described as follows: ,
Beainuing at ONT on the south side OF Nir-
gnia street siXty-seven (67) feet four and one-ta
go inches east Of Pennsylvania street; thence
east ward 6long the south side OF Virginia sIeet
thirty one 1911 feet; thence 'outhward parallel 10
Pennsy lvaniA street one hundred and twenty niue
29) feet eight S) inches to an alley thence west-
ward along said alley eight ( feet ten lO) inches;
thence northwsTd and parallel 10 Pennsy vania
street hity-tEO lJ2) feet nine (Jl inches; thence
westward and parallel 10 Virginia street tEenty-
two (22l feet two (2) inches thence northvMd
parallel to Pennsylvania street seventS-siX TO-
feet eleven (tll inches to the place OF beginning
The title Is believed TO be perfect bat sellpg rs
trustee, shall only convey with special warranty
such title as is vested in me 10y the deed OF trust.
TERMS OF s. LE-One third Of the purchase
money, or so much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash in hand One-third thereof with in
terest In one year, and the remainder thereof with
interest In two years from cay OF sale, the pnr-
chaser giving his notes with good security for the
deferred pay ments, and the legal title to the pro
the purchase money and interest rs an add tlonsI
security. WILLIAM 5. GOSHOhN,
Trustee.
7 q HRRyEy AuctIonnpr deC29i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

Ma. BOYD, Of the scPor,oyial staff OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer, paid tie REGisrsE
cfice a pleasant yg't yesterday. He bss
been travelling Through various portions
West Virginia, aad has been writing some
very entertaining letters concerning West
Hirgiria aNAits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

TIE new ParHamelt-the first ucd-r
the recent extension OF the fcanc7iss-has
4S5 members from England, 30 from
Wales y from Scotland AM lQ3 from
Ireland; in ell, SO members, divided 20
Htically as fellows: 81 Liberals. 2l9
Conservatives, s6 Nationalist AID Ind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16

THE House Committee on Public Lands
mesu business. If they cen undo the
system OF land grsb5ing and fraudulent
land grants tha. has grown up under the
Republican rule, the country Will hhEe
reason 10 be truly thankful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-16
Stockholders Meeting.

yTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Jefferson Insurance Company
OF Wheeling, VI Va, Tor the election OF Directors
and tho transaction Of such other business may
come before trenl, will b. held Toes la. January
the 18th, 1886 between the hOurI Of = AZ O'Clock
p ~, at the Office oi the company.
+. HESTER,
jan9l6,lq Secretary,