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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
THE LIQUOR MEN TALK.
ANTl-TEETOTALERS EXPRESS THEIR
OPINION OF PROHIBITION.

Completion of the Minnesota Democratic
Ticket-Nebraska Cold-Water Nomins-
tions-stin Another National Convention
Big Democratic barbecue n ear Chi
cago-Reagan Has a Go at Blaine.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. II The state Anti
Prohibition convention adjourned yesterday
afternoon to meet in Oshkosh one year
hence. The reports submitted showed l 500
new members During the past year Il, 900 PEG
pie engaged in the liquor traffic in Wiscon-
sin 1t was voted to put a German on the
road to organ i7e branches in addition to two
English organizers Many speeches were
made highly eulogistic of liquor men, and
bitterly denunelatory to all opposition to
personal liberty Resolutions We're adopted
| declaring that all sumptuary and prohib
tory laws restricting liquor traffic We're I'M
| patriotic, tyrannical, unjust, immoral, per
| niciouS and fanatical Drunkenness was
| characterized as a condemnable vice, and
wa deplored Personal liberty was both
demanded and conceded OF prohibition
| they say:
Prohibition is a failure; the sale Of liquor is no
criminal or immoral per Sc the use thereof is on
of the personal rights Of citizenship; prohibition
| takes away from the citizen his responsibility
| and is therefore wrong, wrong i'll any state
| county town, city, or village. We declare count,
| option and local option laws Ia be sumptnary, IN
Just. and harmful to public interests
| And nu political action the following declare
ton are made.
That We do mol desir, Ia be drawn into polite
as an organization but will he compelled 10 pr
tect our business and our homes, condemnin
| In, tg
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
ON BOARD THE THlNGvALLA.
A Panic That Kept the Officers Busy
Controlling.

The manic aboard the ThingvalIa when the
sh,,t occurred was almost as great as that
# tha t;ais,r Int as il WAS snnarent that
,b.ra was no dsnoar If the vessel sinking
i,,r,aii.t.Iy the Off ,ers succaeiei in calming
the axritsd raonlo Can't Lsuh'S crew were
nnao, ax,alIant discholina few moments
latar b,,,.,ar ,vbau il was learned that
,ysta, was nnurin,, in at the forward bulk
baad tba messengers arsju became excited
arI rro,,iad around tho hosts The g ries of
tho str,rrlin,r n..orla from the Gais4r added
| - III. aI.;tsmart Tba officers retained
THAR ,o,unnsura and forced the naople back
from, the vessels sida Can't I,aub ordered
| tb. ,.a,.,,, rar,ova5 from, the forehold This
,,,.,I H., f,rra,.l ,a,.t of tho shin Ia rise Gu
| tl,, b,,u, ant of r,star TIN,
,'', b., .af, for th, finn hain, and
49,, ,S.-,,,,,,,,., 80 ,.aIr,aJ
~ - Wv - tha c,.,,.,o,,. ,,.,,,,l.,
INC -. 49,, -, 40 ,Y.s r.asS,1
n,,th -. E,,arv man If III, rraw that
- ,,.,,, 90, -, ,,.,rLi,,,r u; th
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

EX-GON HOADLS. to the community anu
the profession An error which largely re-
tards the advance of legal education and
progress, is the general impression among
lawyers and teachers of the law that we need
to study no other system than that of the
common law. Lawyers live too often in
tellectually in England only, and
not in the world lApplause.l They
are provincial, not cosmopolitan
Our legal ideas are founded on the notion
that the customs of the people of the southern
part of lttla island in the past ages were
crvstallized into rules of action either act
ually or potentially adopted to most, If not
all, emergencies But the time is coming a
century or two hence when we shall present
| to the world a new people, an American peo-
pie, when the old legal cobwehs shall be
swept away [Applausel The lawyer of to-
day studies the works of the wise men and
great iurists of the common law and equity,
learning not thu law-its volume is too great
but where to look for the law when want d.
| II successful, in after years he may become a
iurist or statesman, or both. He never
ceases to he iusular and English. He passes
his life He feels like Brougham: If he had
known a little law he would have known &
little of everything" [l.sughterl
The Bar association at the evening session
adopted resolutions favoring the increase Of
salaries Of United States district judges Il
s., go, and an increase in the salaries of al
federal Judges 1t also favors a code o.
United States laws.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
COMPLETED THEIR TICKET.


ST. PAUL. Mimi, Aug l1.-When the
Democratic state convention met yesterday
Eugene VI Wilson, the nominee for gov
ernor, took the platform and made short
speech declaring that the prospect for
Democratic victory in this state bad never
been 50 good as this year. The difficulty
over the state committee was arranged by
providing that the sixteen Judicial districts
shall each select one member
After positive defamation Daniel Buck,
of Nankat0, was persuaded to become the
candidate for lieutenant governor by the
suggestion that no good Democrat could re
fuse tn respond 10 the call to duty The re-
maiuler Of the ticket was made up as fol
lows: For secretary of state, W G, Breed
enhagen. treasurer, Hans Nelson; attorney
general. C. D Autrom1nt, supreme judge,
Hon Seagrave Smith; associate justice
George F Batcheller Electors at-large
J + u'Brien. W F kesoo
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

sUITN> CO.. NJ, ROCCO ing Of MS majesty,
aud 50 the rebel representatives were orde ed
to hp heheqd.i BY Mulev. Recently a sec
ond deputat3on of reb Is declared that they
were wiling To pay the tribute the sultan de
mand ii Cons aqueptlv the sultan despatched
MS cousin, rrtue Muley, accompanied 10y an
.srort OF ~ horsemen, tn receive the sub
mission Of the rebels, and To bring back the
tribute In-j.ri. however. of accomplishing
his object rrncr Muley and hi. horNnmen
| fell into an amitI.cade ct the rebels, who
avenged the murder OF their comrades by
| killing the entire company
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

LONDON. Aug Il Henry Cunynghame
has been appointed secretary for the Par
nell commission. This Is a popular move on
the part of the commissioners. and is taker
a. an evidence OF their intended fair deal
ing, as Mr. Cuuynghame Is in politics Lib
ersl. and a home ruler He is clever bar
rister. and Is well tit ted for the position h,
will fill. having s.rvei IN similar positions he
fore. II is rumorei thai Attorney General
Webster has refused 10 represent The T,me'
before the commission
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
NEBRASKA pRoHlBlTloNlsTs.



OMAHA, Neh. Aug. 1.-THE Prohibition
state convention concluded its labors yester
day by nominating George W Bigelow, Of
Lincoln, for governor, Rev John Dale, of
Omaha, for lieutenant governor; John +
Hopper, of Valley. for secretary of state
John F Hahn. of Omaha for auditor; j. II.
Stewart, of Holt, for state treasurer; H. F
Hilton, of Central City, for superintendent
Of public instruction; Judge John Barr, of
Buffalo, for attorney general, and A Rob
erts, of Lincoln, for land commissioner.
William q Olinger. OF Burt, was recon-
mended As a candidate for United States
senator
The platform adopted demands the repeal
Of all license laws, arraigns the old parties
for suhservlency To the hqnor interests, and
especially the Republican party Of Nebraska
for failing to redeem its pledge to submit a
prohihitory amendment to popular vote
1t denounces local option and high license
favors the removal of the internal revenue
tax on Intoxicating liquors; demands woman
suffrage, and favors the election of United
States senators bv the peop.e
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

CENTRALIA, Ills, Aug, E.-Private Joe
Fifer and the Republican nominees were
given a rousing informal reception here last
night while IN route to Duquoin. They were
met at the station with bands and escorted to
the Opera house, where 500 people had
gathered tn see and shake them by the hand.
During tn speech making the widest entbu-
sasm prevailed and each candidate was
loudly applauded
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug 17-Msnager
John S. Barnes, Of the St Paul Base
Ball club, yesterday received notice
from a legal firm of London, England, to
the effect that by the death of their client,
tombstone Morrison, and in accordance with
his last will and testament, Mr.. Barnes be-
comes poSsessOr Of the testator's means and
estate called Cumherhill Wood, IN parish
Aughloo, County Tyrone, Ireland, together
with f20. 900 invested in per cent consols.
The presence of the heir vas asked and to
defray his expenses it is said that 5000 had
been forwarded to n firm of New York bank
ers and he was urged to come on as quickly aF
pOsSible
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

New YORK, Aug II Among the witnesses
before the immigration investigating com
mittee yesterday was Samuel Gompers,
president of the Federation of Labor. He
said wages had been materially lowered in
several lines since 1881 by immigration The
next witness was Mary Fahrier, who said her
husband had been out Of work for some time
and she earned 10 or 10 cents day making
button holes She supported herself and
children on y cents day. She buys cents
worth of meat and cents worth of milk,
never uses butter. and in flush times gets
couple Of eggs The rest goes for rent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

New York, Aug. l7.-An evening paper
claims to have information that Charles Ed
wards, said by Won 0berkampf the Chi
cago mail robber, TO be at the head of a
gang of mail thieves, is Chester Edwards
Bradley, who formerly was an inspector IN
the New York postofiice, was removed for
alleged questionable practice, and has since
had varied career. The New York post
office officials, however, diseredit the story.
Bradley is said to have been at one time dis
trict attorney of Chautauqua county. and to
have had trouble about the funds Of that
nffipp
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug II-tieorge o.
Jones. chairman ut the national committee
Of the National Greenhack party, has issued
Il call for a national convention Of the party
to meet at Cincinnati on sept. L., to nomi-
nate candidates for president and vice presi
dent Of the United States, and to take such
further action As may lie deemed necessary
to preserve the name and organization and
to keep before the people the great principles
on winch that party was originally founded y
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
The Protective Tariff League.

NEW YoRK Aug. l7.-At the monthly
meeting OF the executive committee of the
American Protective Tariff league yester-
day the reports showed II great increase IN
the work of circulating high tariff litera-
ture Stephen ". Roach was elected man
ager in place OF Garrett Roach, deceased
The resignation of General Secretary Joseph
D. Weeks was accepted, and exGov, Henry
NJ Hoyt of Pennsylvania was elected gen
eral secretary
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

NEW YORK, Aug. lz-The heat yesterday
was the most oppressive of the season. The
mercury Reached " degrees in the shade,
Inspector Steers and number of policemen
marching in the funeral procession of Capt
Mcdonnell, were overcome by heat, and the
parade was abandoned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Democrats are to
hold a grand mass meeting and barbecue on
the 18th inst. at Cheltenham beach, at which
Gen. Black, Congressman Mills, Of Texas,
the author OF the Mills bill, Gen. John NJ
Palmer, Congressman Wilson, OF Virginia,
and Congressman Frank Lswlsr will make
speeches It WAS expected that Judge Thur
man would be here to address the meeting,
but there Is now some doubt about the "Oid
Roman" CamSur
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

CLEVELAND, o., Aug l7-Ye sterday's ses-
sion of the American Association for the Ad-
yancement of Science was devoted exclusively
to the discussion of abstruse and technical
scientific matters. there being no general
public lecture. The number of scientists
present was augmented by several new ar
rivals
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

CHICAGO. Aug. l. - General Manager
Green, of the Big Four, says that as soon as
the North Bend cutoff is completed the run
ming time of the expresses trains on that road
will be cut down to five and a half hours be
tween Chicago and Indianapolis, and three
hours between indianapolis and Cincinnati
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
The MARKETS


CHICAGO, Aug 10
Quotations on the board Of ira lie today ranged
as follows Wheat-No , August opened s2lsc
closed SSHsc. September opened s2s.c. closed
S3sc: October. opened S3Asc. closed s4ss,'
Corn August, opened 4issc closed a4ss NC Sep.
temher, opened IIi,Yc. closed 4i2sc: October,
opened and closed axe Osts-AuEuSt. opened
a451c Cln>rd 20: September. opened 24Lsc,
closed "a, &c. October, opened 2it4c, closed
2iasc PORK September opened Sl3l5, closed
sI3 81. October opened S1S3l closed Sl3 ~.
January. opened Sl2 "a. closed Sl2 52le Lard 20
September opened Sss7Ls closed $ -
Live stock The Union Stock yards prices to
day ranged as follows. Market opened fairly
active With h,>t grades firm and common lots
weak hight grades S150H63s; rough packing
| s. GiG5 -. mixed lots $ .I45 6 -. heavy pack
ing and shipping lots. s. snlJ6I0 Cattle
Market steady good 10 choice native heeves
| s. ini6 =; common To fam s. 9o4I4 ~. cows
and mixed, SIN22H. stockers and feeders.
| s. ntlra -. Texas Steers. rs y IL ~ Sheep
| Steady native muttouS. good, 81 oe&4 %, poor,
| = 75d3 -, Westerns - h04AI %; Texans 81 L.
| IaH
| Produce Butter-Fa Fancy Eigin creamery, l93
| laiec per III fancy dairy, la817c; packing stock
| l0G,l2c Eggs strictly fresh, lHc per doz Pota
| toes lOG;,-s per hu Poultry Spring chickens
121lSc per liz, oil hens. 1ldr, ronsterS, 555lsc,
turkeys " Appie,-S1 75d215 per bbl Der
rieS Black rsspherrie>, 81 ~ Dl ~ per 16qt
case, red do. 5o4Bn per APT. case.
| New NorL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

ST PETERSBURG, Aug 1.-THE ear will
probably start on his journey to Poland
Tuesday next Forty thousand soldiers are
in readiness to occupy the railway lines dur
| ing the cars passage
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

the speaker, sis ground
ed in human nature, in
the diverse character
and characteristics of
men, and will endure as
long as the cause of
its existence will endure.
1t goes without saying
that, next-even If not
equal or superior-to his
duties to his clients are
the lawyers obligations
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Aug 1.-THE Missouri
river, which did so much damage last sum
mer in front Of this city, began
tts ravages again Wednesday and nearly 30
feet for distance Of several hundred feet,
rad
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

COLUMBUS. Ohio Aug ia terrible ar
cident occurred on the Little Miami railroad
at Cedarvile twenty miles north of Xsnla
Mt 6 o'clock last night The north bound
passenger train coIiided with freight train.
The engineer of the passenger train was seri
ouslv, If not fatally, injur ed, and a lads
passenger killed Particulars could not In
secured Us there IS no telegraph station al
thai place
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

IN cunning. ana
with disastrous re-
suits 1t seems that
about two months
ago the rebels, who
have for a long
time resisted h e
sultan'S domination,
sent a reputation to
the latter But the
terms which the
deputation proposed
were not to the Ink =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. II. In the special
race at the trotting meeting here yesterday
between Prince Wilkes and Rosaline Wilkes,
the former won in three straight heats, the
time being 2:16, 2;l715, 2:15A The money
up was 5000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
New York.

Wheat Steady No l red state, none here;
No : 90, g5le LG5I,r Ne nd winter August
g3isc hid; de- September. Hl4c hid Corn
Steady. No : mixed cash. sc; Do August. SC
asked; DO September. t3isci Oats Firm: No,
white state 4sc; No : do nominal; No mixed
August Sc Rye Nominal Bariey Nominal.
Fork Quiet; and unchanged. l-year-oid mess.
S1ISt i-Cuet September. = ~ lid.
Live Stock Cattle No ira ling: dressed beef
duh. native side, .t,g'er r n. Texas do 5led &c;
TO days Liverpool cahla quoted American refrg.
eraror beef al &c r a. Sheep and Lambs Steady
for sheep, bat dull and lower for lambs. sheep
s. D15 = p Id1 ms lambs, s. atGl'.i0. a few
tops s. Is HnsS-pun aud easier; live hogs
| 81 21Ih a.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
A Young Girls Climbing Feat,

LONDON, Aug. IA young girl IL years
Of age, named Florence Morse. assembled
Mont Blanc on Tuesday last This excels
all previous accents of this mountain
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

ST. LOUIS, Aug 1.-THE French Silvering
and Ornamental Glass company assigned
yesterday afternoon. Asset and liabilities
about &60.0'W
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

JACKSON HE, Fla. Aug. I7-No new cases
of yellow fever occurred here during the
forty eight hours ended yesterday evening,
and no deaths were reported. Dispatches
from Tampa report four deaths there from
black vomlt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

CHICAGO. Aug l7-After tielng, beating
and shutting ont the Giants, the Chicago
club went to Boston and met the 1000 ex-
perts-Clarksou and KelIy-and got bad
fall. Hornung. OF the Bottoms was knocked
insensihe by apitched bail. and taken home.
Congestion Of the brain Is fenred
The league scores yesterday were: At
Boston--Bo Boston q, Chicago 8; at New York
New York s, Detroit o: at Philadelphia
Philadelphia l, Pittsburg 6. at Washington
Washington 3, indianapolis o.
Western association: AT Chicago
Maroons 4. Dies Moines 6; at st Paul-St.
Paul .. Omaha 5; at Milwaukee-Mi Milwaukee
4, Sioux City ).
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Aug. 1.-THE Min
neapols Western association team is nc
more. just before ths game was to begin
yesterday Manager Manning, of the Kansas
Citys went to the box office and demanded
, his 800 guaranty. Manager Gooding die
not have that much money, so the game wal
declared off and the team disbanded.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

Her yacni Driole Captures the Prize-The
Base BaIiists.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 1.-THE interna-
tional yachting regatta at haCkinac island
yesterday resulted in victory for the Cana
dams The Oriole of Toronto took the Mack
mac prize cup against the Wasp of Cleve-
land, and ldier. Of Chicago in one OF the
closest and best sailed lake contests on record
The start was made at II: 81 a. m, the Wasp
crossing the line first, the ortole at Us and
the Idler at Il - of Point Sauhle the
Wasp gave way to The Idlsr. the latter tax
ing the lead and sse1dnS fair way to
win. BY able sean'rnship tie Nriole CLOSED
up on the ldler, with tbs Wasp steadily los
ing About y miles a III turning buoy
the Oriole passed the Idlrr and finished the
last leg of the course in about eight minutes
without time allowance, winning the race by
| some twenty five minutes, according tC
yachting rul s The lder crossed the fin
ishing line full half hour before the Wasp.
| The race was witnessed ny an immense crowd
| When the line was crossed the orchestra at
PIanks hotel played "God save the Queen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17

One hundred road wagons have been
shipped from Middlehury, VT, to Buenos
Ayres.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-17
STANLEY HEADS An ARMY
ACCORDING TO REPORTS FROM THF
DARK CONTINENT.

Bow nm African Despot Was Repaid by
Kebeis-Long Siege at an Irish Eviction
A Popular Appointment In the Parnell
Commission - Emperor William Talks
Out In Meeting.
LONDON, Aug 1.-THE Times has dis
patches from Suakim which state that the re
cent reports concerning the appearance of a
white man in the Bahrel Gazelle provinces
are confirmed He is known as Abel Digna,
and is accompanied by force of enormous
strength, containing large number of half
naked men. They are probably from the
Nam Man country, and this is a strong
point in favor OF the idea that the white man
IS Henry NJ Stanley The khalifa, of Khar-
toum has sent - 900 men to arrest his pro-
| gress As King John, Of AbysSinia, has
sworn to capture khartoum the khalifa is
greatly alarmed at his surrounding troubles.
| GETTING EVEN WITH A SUI TAN.
| Some Rebels in Morocco PAY a Bloody
| Debt in Kind.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE wiley Muley Has
| san, sultan OF Morocco has been overreached
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LocOmOtlOn N TEX o.

The significance of cvcnts depends
yery much on the mooA of their interpre-
ters. A few years ago there were nearly
so, 900 jinrikishas plying in the streets OF
Toxic. Statisticians pointed to such a
state of affairs with uneasiness. They
concluded that the times must be very
bad indeed when so many persons de-
voted themselves to such low and pain
full manner of earning living. Now, the
total number of jinrikishas in the metropo-
lis is only 3O,i44, of which 1913 are
single vehicles and 25,531 are double.
And what do the stat;sticians tell us?
Why, that this marked diminution is to
be attributed to trade depression; that
there arc fewer people who can afford to
ride, and therefore fewer coolies to pull
them about. Whichever view be cor
rect, there is one thing that seems to
have been omitted from the calculation,
namely, the c!Fe of tram cars and river
steamers. Both of these methods OF
locomotion are largely patrouized now
adays, and the same may be said of the
Procrustean vehicles euphemistically
termed carriages, that ply far more
briskly than they did half dozen years
ago. We hope the day is rot far distant
wren jinrikishas will disappear alto.
gcther, though they &c certainly one OF
the most convenient machines for getting
about in that ever were invented
.Lounn Mail.
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Wealthy Mems Ready Money.

"It would be a pleasure to accommo-
date you, but the simple truth is |
haven't $500 in cash in the world" said
O Buffalo Crpsus to the financial man Of
the firm, who was seeking purchaser
for gilt.edged $1,000 G per cent. real
estate mortgage. Noticing an expression
of incrcdulity upon the face of his caller,
Crmsus hastened to add: "It is COM
mon mistake of those having small means
to suppose that a millionaire always
has $50, 900 or more at instant command.
It is only on rare occasions that most Of
us see $25, 600 in currency at one time,
and for two years have never once had
$50, 900 of my own on hand. The men
of great wealth are as rule men of large
business interests. We own blocks, ell
evators, ships, telegraph, telephone and
railroad stocks, suburban tracts and
many other kinds of property, but none
of these can bc converted into cash at an
hours notice. Then, again, most of our
real estate is mortgaged, because we are
able to use ready money in such man
ncr as to realize more than per cent.
You would be astonished could you
learn how large load Of debt some very
wealthy Buffalo men are carrying. 1t is
usually the second generation of wealth
that buys mortgages, government bonds
and other securities which yield q mod
crate income and require no locsing
after. ."-Bu6alo Erpress.