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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10

crease their proposed giving. The
building of the church will not be
alone for the benefit Of the Baptists,
but a desirable city improvement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10
INVENTION; 4; ;;;;;; :;

tenn of work that can be performed all over the
country without separating the workers from
their homes. Pay liberal: no special ability re-
quired. Capital not needed; you are started
free. Cut this out and return to us and we will
send you free, something of great value and i'm
portance to you that will start you In business
which will bring you In more money right
away than anything else In the world. Grand
utM free, Address TRUE & Co Augusta, Maine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10

Admiral Horribly says that England
would require at least 1856 cruisers to
protect her merchant vessels from the
enemy's cruisers, and that she has but
fOrty-tWO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

Burlington, Racine county, has con-
tracted to have public hall built of
brick and stone, costing $4,000.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10

Disease often turks in dirty dish.
cloth, a greasy sink, an unclean tea
kettle and poorly ventilated oven.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10

There are 1881 co cooperative societies
in Great Britain, with membership Of
S33 81.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10
WOODWORTH.

Mr.. Will Castle expects to start next
Monday for California.
Mrs. Charles Bristow returned to her
home in Rockford on Saturday.
Hon. Levi Grant and Mr.. F. w. Ly-
man were among the attendants at the
Congregational church on Sunday morn
| ing. - $50 i i;
Harvesting is being rapidly pushed to-
completion, and this week will see the
bulk of the grain cut. The yield of ali
the small grain is good, and the corn
crop is promising.
Rev. D. M. Ogilvie gave discourse at
the Congregational church on Sunday
evening on the Hopelessness of Heath
enism."
The young folks at Mr.. Ashbel Up
sons have been enjoying a visit from
some of their cousins.
Miss Amy Drake, of Kenosha, has
been visiting Miss Clara Bishop. She
returned to Kenosha on Tuesday.
The injunction against the construc-
ton of ditch on the farm of Samuel
Kingman was dissolved on Monday by
Judge Wirslow, of the Circuit Court,
and the digging Of the ditch will proceed
to completion. The three narrow
bridges and narrow turnpike has always
been a dangerous piece of road, and
some narrow escapes have occurred
there. 1t is hoped the road will now be
made safe. Jas. Cavanagh, attorney
for the defendant. M. A. Baker and
Quarles, Spence & Dyer, Milwaukee, at
torneys for plaintiff.
The G. & N. w. r. r. Co. have been
driving new piles at their bridge across
the O'Plain river and otherwise strength
ening the bridge. ~.
The Plank road church was crowded
full at the burial of Fred. Roberts
1t was the largest audience that ever
filled it. Fully one hundred teams
were there. 0 death, where is thy
sting?
On Sunday. July Goth, the pastor of
the Plank road church gave good
discourse to the folks, and among
things that help make us what we are
and should be thankful for was being
born in christian land. Now if YOU
want a good description of our chris
tian land just read the column in the
Chicago Daily Ne,0s of July the Goth,
headed, Gambrinus is king" and you
will see how fast we are getting UNI
christian. ~
Mr.. Frank Blaherty, one of our
Bristol boys, now living in Minnesota,
has been visiting his old friends in,
this vicinity.
The audience at the Plank road
church on Sunday was very large, and
the pastor made an earnest appeal to
the young to get into the narrow path,
and also urged attendance at the
prayer meetings, but this is busy
time.
Be sure you are right before you 20
ahead, or very unpleasant things may
turn up. Don't you know?
Is it not strange that persons with
proclivities in some direction imagine
that other people don't see it? Now
just say, That mercy I to others show
that mercy shO W to me-"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10

A few rusty nails kept in the vessels
from which fowls drink daily will be
found very conducive to health.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-08-10
PENSION NOTICE +!

H. H. Tarbell is recognized Pension Claim
Agent to prosecute claims before the Commission
ers of Pensions at Washington, d. C. Any bust
ness entrusted to him viii be promptly attended
increase. Special attention to afidavits for quar-
terly pensions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
\ NOTED CASE.
c. e. G~etlandanner Acquitted of the
Charge Of Arson.

c. {. Geilandanner Acquitted of the
Charge of Arson.
S,orad T',rolm 10 nc SuJirg e gist,T.
CHhELEsruwN, W. Va, May l9.-The
trial Of G. c. Griz.ndauner. indicted by
the Grand Jury of this county in Fehru-
AIRY, 1~-G, for hiring and procuring the
burning ri farm Implements stored in a
barn, with intent TO delrlud the .I..na
Insurance Company, was concluded to-
day. with a verdict Of aCguitllI, after
berg in progress our day'. TIrre were
two indictments originally against Mr.
iiets-u5@nucr, both presented IN Ftbru-
AIRY, LIST. one Tor hiring, procuring,
aiding and ahttting the burning
with intent to iuiure the Ptu.IiN
Insurance Co of Hartford Gem the
other, with the same charge, and same in
tent, but the property destroyed WAS farm
Ing implements stored in the sam" barn,
and the insurer was the .E'aa Insurance
Co. Ga tire lorlarr indictment he Wa
;risd and acquitted in May, l~-6 Ga the
Latter, he WIS iir-t tucd IN November,
i--G. the result being q disagreement Of
the Jury. Since then the ease has been
continued from term to term until tie
present, which resulted in an acqlittli
rbe popularity OF this c'se is that, a.
though there was but one lire, which de-
stroyyd the barn, hay and farming iraplr-
men,s stored III IT. yet as the property was
ir.arcI IN two different companies, the
Court held that at indictment would lie
under q statute law Of this State, for carh
company. Eminent counsel were EN-
ployrd on both sides. the Safe being req
resented Nv F. W. Brown, Prosecuting
Attorney, assisted by Cipt. Geo Baylor;
The defense hy Hon. Daniel l.. LUcts, j.
Nclaon Wi,n r, o. Martiu-bnrg and Geo.
". E.Ilzhoaytr. Mr. G~,tl.udanner is tho
son Of Daniel Gei2eudmuer, u wealthy
AID highly respected r.ti2.u Of this rouuty.
formerly Of frederick, Nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
C0L0RED FIENDS
Brutality Assault "A White Woman md Her
Little Girl.

Brutality Assault IA White Woman md Her
Little Girl.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May l9.-The
most horrible outrage ever heard OF in Ten
nessee occurred last night in the northern
portion of Rhea county. Mrs. Rice, ne
spectacle white widow, with three child-
zen. was hunting work IL the ncighborhood
o. Kenich's ore mine. Failing to secure
&. lodging ;llce she went into a vacant
house nr4I the MINIS to stop lex the night.
About 10 o'clock four negroes, James
Strickland, Nick Wester, Jerry Long
and sam Sinners broke open the
door aad forced the poor woman
to submit to their desires at
the point OF a revolver. They afterwards
drove her away from her children, and
during her absence injured her little twelve
year-oli gjIl shametuilv. This morning
at ( O'Clock Mrs.. Rice went TO the house to
get the children, when the four bTutes al.
tucked her again. They subsequently fled
hut were soon captured Ivy Officers and
lodged in the Jail at Washington this after
noon. \ special received tonight says
Mr.. Rice has identified each of the scoun-
drrls and a mob will lynch them tonight
or tomorrow night. The whole county is
up in arms over the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
\ EiSK BLOWN u.

Di,t-trnu. E>rIp.i,u of Ga. ut ~. ll"ud-
rive Men Injured.
ST.. CLorp. MINI, May l9.-Tho city
vas startled Last night by a terrible cy.
rlo-iDn of gas in The basement oiihe First
National Bunk buldiuc.
The structure is a total wreck, the lr5lt
br,us hurried ucros the street arl shat
tering the buildings on the opposite side
TIE streets in the vicinity were cra"drd
with pcoplcald many were injured. the
following .%eriou-ly +. Keller, head aud
face terribly nut: James Hahn, -Eull
fractured; \. l. Huber, face, neck and
head LIBERATED; F. Tollman, arm broken,
head aud face cut; J.. Whitney, side cut
open by a piece 0i plate glmsa, which has
net yet been extracted. Hahn and Whit.
new are not expected to recover,
II" ruins caught ire, but the flames
were soon t~NtIngui.hcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
LOSED
The treat Tariff Debate at an
End.
HEAVY WEIGHTS ON BOTH SIDES
Reserved for the Las: Day Of the
Struggle,
HEAVY WEIGHTS ON BOTH SIDES

S.ss.J T.s.rrm 10 he S.airs Register.
WAsuiNGruN, May l9.-Tho tariff issue
is now made up, so far as the general de,
bate is concerned, and the question with
the leading men on both sides of the House
is rs to whether the Democrats shall be
permitted to call mp the bill and ask for a
vote on it without considering it by sec
tions TOR the purpose of Offering amend
meuts.
Some OF the Democratic leaders say that
the bill could pass il put to a vote at once.
A careful canvass OF the votes on both
sides OF the House leave neither certain OF
the result OF u vote. For that reason it Is
almost certain that the committee will
again take mp the bill come time soOu and
consider 10 by sections, in which case the
Democratic managers will seek to cOnclll-
oia some protection Demucratir krprts,n-
tttiyes 20 secure the passage OF the bill IN
the House. This c.u be ha: with some
lew changes which will be generally salts
factory.
Tine Republicans are ready with n hill Of
their own, which they will move to sub,ti
tut, fDg the Mills blIl, and il will embody
the leading ideas OF the Republican party
without going into details required by a
thorough revision Of the tariff. which
detail, they do not feel competent
to sect on in the absence OF any
evidence nv which they can arrive
at results. They have had no opportunity
to Investigate the question aud they have
none DOW. o. course the Republican sub
st,.utc will De- voted down. But antlci
pallng the plssaue.of the Mills bill bv The
House. the Republican Senators are already
hard at work perlrcting = bill which will
revive the taritt and reduce the revenues
The Democratic members OF the Com
ui,t,e ru Ways u-d Means had u confer
enc. this evening aud il was agreed that
IN" tariff hill shall not be- called up next
Monday. hat that the whole Of next week
shall Dc devoted to appropriation bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
\ ROW AND \ RuMrus
over Alleged III Tr"atmcnt Of a small
Roy.

over Alleged III Treatment Of "a small
BOY.
S.ortaI Tnsgn'Q 20 ne SANTA. Ess.H-.
WELr.Erru, May ia sensation WIS
created on water street Saturday evelinr
by Josrph Mclleury doing up "Nutsis"
Ehrmann. The circumstances are as FOL.
lows: NclIemy hasa small boy Who work..
for Ehrmlnn in tine Standard glass works,
who c.me home on Friday night and
claimed that he had been nhus Il by Ehr-
waun. The father ~ the hoy mace in
formation a. ,ha. fleet before Justice Nc
Cord and 'ha clse via at iUT O'Clock
=. N hu' Mriicury being impatient could
not wait lNr thG law 20 take its course, and
proceeded to take the matter IN his own
hands. aud when EIrmaUn came ont Of
the 'SqUIrr'7 office presented him with 81
beautiful black yye and Il finely decorated
nose, for v!irh Mcliaury had TO pay five
dollars and costs, aud the end iS not yet
Complaints have been mad" b.lHre ot the
abuse oi boy ia th" factory, ana if true, il
u tiws tie matter was stopped. At the
iriAl in the afternoon ERrmluu was lined
nII rp-,s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

Cm.}Go, May ia special ti.Pf'r'
from GAINESVILLE, Ark, -5ys The rnIlr
Of Judge Cunningham IN the I.h'
county rircult court yesterday were
ia'nceory 10 Attorney 4 T.. Me-
who took exception. to them II
Ia iii dowI, and When the }uds.
$50 disrut" followed, duriuL
aiuLou eat the Judge about the
neck ~s"yrIgi times with % knife, iEu.
dangerous wounds. MckIunau Wa "
rested. The town Is greatly excited o,er
the anl.r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

EVANSVILLE, iND., May l9.-Smith
Hagan, a member Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic and a peusioncr, hes ah.n'
doued his home in Spence. county, in
obedience 10 a command Of the "White
Caps, " ioT alleged wife beating. HagIn
was taken by a switch committee to the
woods few nights ago, given sixty !ashCs
on his bare back, and lett gagged and tied
70 a tIre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

JNIoNrowS, PA, May l9-Hnrciar-
entered the residence OF K. =. haywood
last night anil stole from HIS bod
room his best Eli, of clothes. 1t
Winfield i,owarl's house the burglars
secured y watch, money and otn"r vain.
lblcs. They also made an attempt on the
house q j.. l.. Malcolm, hut were put to
'irbt with a revolver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

Eew YORK. Nay l9.-Fred Marsdcn.
the well known ply wright, was found
dead IN Mo room On West Olp Handled
and Twonty-SlNth street this morning.
having committed suicide last night by
-ufocatinn with gas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
EI.AINE's PLANS.
The Carnegie Coaching Trip 10 Scotland
Given Up.

GIVEN Up.
NEW NoEE, May Ig-IettcT~ hay, hreu
received here from Mr.. E'sinr's party, in
Europe, indicating that the ladies will not
take the coanhing trip in Scotland with the
Crrncgirs. Mrs Blaine cypccts to soil for
home ~ the French line onJune II. She
Kill hr accompanied nv her daughter aud
NIl.s Abigail Dodge Gail Hamilton and
Nr--rD E,KIn- and Davis. The two young
ladies' named have been makInG . Tour cav
cring a period of nearly a yraraud extend
ing 10 Turkey. They Joined Mr. E!ainc's
Marty i'm Rome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

Spcia. ?.syrau 10 he >o.Ea. E,asal-.
WASHINGTON, May lg.-POstofices have
been established at DJla, Harrison cOuaty,
and at Tulip, Wayne county, ". Va aud
Daniel iliamg aud James Kapier COM
miss!oued p~ostmas,eIs respectively.
Collector McGraw. Of Grafton, was in
the city to-day on his way home from court
at Charleston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

of transportation. Therefore in place OF
restricting the market they want it enlarg-
et so that their products which cant he
consumed here cln find a market aGInng
Tie people elsewhere. What the Ameri-
can farmer wants Is n home market in
which he can purchase his supplies rs
cheap IS his competitors"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

BERLIN. May SD. rne Emperor Cough
ed mogs las. night and dnI not sleep So
sell. h.. lr,t stronger, however, this
morning. and ras. at hl'Gpa-t uIae. An
rogr later ne went out m the park Tor a
wA.k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

crate stocks were cleared up anG oTas
placed against production for the DtNtds.
to the -traGiHesS of values if not a Sharpe
iug oil the request. Wool manuilclnr
continue very doll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
REED uF MAINE.

Mo Reed chen addressed the House @!
tha Nltls bill lie said that be proposed
TO discuss some ct the general principle
wn,nG UDd-rly the tw1 m0de' OF national
action which we're c1ui-ssedly IN dispute
,n Congress and IN the country. lC
~.1ld treat thu bill ~ IN their hearts the
leaders uu IN" other srtr treated II, as
step ,uly boo q particular direction. How
important the propositions ~ l.,uc were,
the IUt.U-" interest already excited by the
pending measure on two continents bore
the strongest witness that could he horne
By men Napoleon wa- night when he
aali that Europe must he CoSsack
ar Republican; Lincoln was right
when he st,I IA, United States
must be- tree or slave. I'll" House d.
v.lri ayun- itself hlI to unite or lalI.
The rgy-uur reform argument VAS either
false p]ret,use recovered the whole ground.
Protection wa7 either IN It, c-suucv . hgn,-
dc ol ,ur-r lou cannot dilute a CUr-e
and make it 20 blessing. I.i~hIne and
water are H0 more food than J,l,hau. pune.
Incidental protection was a sham. I1rIii
tor r-yyru, only went down before the
same Arguments which were used against
protection n protection he q tax tor
manufacturers benefit then II was the
-smr tax ID it he the result OF a revenue
tarl.. Incidental protection was Of all The
most iueycuslhle. IL was an accident
which ought to be avoided like a railway
disaster.
There are remarkable figures to be &c.
Iuyrd from the Presidents message liz
urss which must light mp the pathway OF
Democratic duty with the electric light OF
conscience. In l~~7, forty millions OF
WOODEN goods were imported, payiugta en-,
tv-spygu millions OF duties, forty per cent.
ON cost ind duties. THIS went TO the Gov,
eminent Three hundred and t~ity-si>
millions Of domestic wooden manufacture.
were bought that same year by the ImpOver.
,shrd American people. Under the radI.
ANT light OF the message II would he seen
that one hundred and ioTty v millions
,f THAT money went into the gaping peck
cts Of manufacturers and Wa los, forever
10 the down;roddeu people. We imported
thiriy-oue millions worth OF silks We
manufactured forty six millions, OF which
-,>fe,n AMI q half millions lined the pur7es
,ftbe rlrnGerc-s. The same story could
he told of every protected Industry until
the total of morr than n thousand NIL.
lions of the people money rolls into the
no.kets of these licensed robbers OF the
poor.
n the President were right, and gentle.
mrp did not dare TO doubt him, m annual
tribute was paid protected manufacturer
out OF the pockets o. the people more I'm
poveri>hiug than ever was enacted ny 81
Oriental dcspot. In the face OF duty t'
free the people from thiR iron yoke you
gentlemen stand higgl,ug ahoot the
amour. o.! the tribute. Instead OF 80 ioi
every hundred they propose to give 80 0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
TARIFF 0RAT0RY.
The Wind up Of the Great Debate In the
House.

The Wind up Of the Great Debate In the
House.
Wh,UlNGguN, May II. Long helor,
the House met this morning every seat in
;le galleries VIDE occupied. The only de
>yyts in tie hasiu of lu,tcripg fans and
bright costumes hc,nga few seats in the
diplomatic gallery and TIE front row Of
the Executive gallery, reserved tor the
President aad his family. At every door
was 20 large number Of spectators, F.,siue
pv.r shoulders and under arms to get a
l,jmp,r at the loor upon which the long
IeEate ON the tlriU bill was 70 be clos d
hy Mr. EroI, Of Maine, and Speaker
Carlisle The buzz Of expectancy
AID tie hum Of conversation
were ,iiilvI for a moment, while the chap
.liu offered prayer, only TO break afresh
when the Clerk Proceeded to read the
.E....T. when the reading TT that drcary
ne. Ga,Ut bail naga completed, the House
ven. sltu Committee of the W5ole Mr..
W. ''' 81" " '"' '" 30"
Mr.. Baker, OF Illinois, was first rccugni-
I'd. lie sljd that yesterday az n moment
W hen he waz ont OF the hall, words were
toN't 'l- ''''s'..''I ',ou' N,u'"'s
III ','. I,.: r,S - ., TIs
~ H. ,Gsg s.n, 70 t1o C1nrE's
III ,"5 r,5 read the remarks of Mr..
nr~..gsrrl5-a rs,I..ffr,. nm tbe manner
-. ,r',.r tn.S .f..t ~ " Il Morrison Of
d.. r5,E,s,rfb Ifi,,nis Ii.,rrt mad been
...,mnIi.hrd
Here is" continued Mr.. Baker. s.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

ar if they did not the people would send
somebody here whn would. Appliance
This was what they had seen They hau
aseu their manufacturing iud0,tri,i grow
ing and pro,p.rinG "a never before. They
saw the number Of their hands constantly
increasing and inc rates o, wee
constantly rIsinE IAty "a" 'nt R''''
manufacturing ana agricultural interests
flourish ~ never heIo'e' h't mere "aS
something they "'o not zee l"'y u'I
not see great '~n'n"po'i's ana trusts created
created To 'oh'ToI me p'2u"'''@hs oGI
prices OF the u.tesS't''So' I'''. in'y Hiu
not see colossal i"l!"hes r'I'.I.l ny l." IT,"
individuals IN q SI'Lt p'I''" "' '''u' Nu'.'
the great masses O. Tue Poop" WERE I',"E
ghrE nara 10 1--we E2ih''!''''F ''i ~;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
DlTISBURG, CINCINNATI AND ~

= Jp'lN iAA4AHls'fhA va
pan Handle knutcD Under schedule ~ r1H
HHy lf,N, lS,. trains leave Wheeling. q,
tmi STANDARD Time: For ~t'Uh'nyIllc and Pr,
burgh, GE \. m, 1875 9. m, 80 p. m. p.
~'-Theuy..lc. tG1 p ~. Tn" o. q. ~ b
30 d. ~. usH's make i.n't connection 4
Culuni 100, Cuu.Wua,I, Indianapolis and Chico
The = . p. ~. tram maEs direct r0urroi'f .
Tor Columbus and Chicago. trains arrive oil.
Wheeling q; 6I5 . II lmUHA r., ~ y N. .,
. /. my1r
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Honey ut 1 Per Cent.-GoVsrnmsrts
Dull! and Steady Stocks Dull-Flour Quiet
Wheat Higher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

wheat lilSher
NRw YoRE, May II Money on cal
easy al ! per cent. Prime mercantile
paper / i6! per c,i,.; sterling eacLASg,
dull bat steady at i~5lai>~!
t0vEEEcEST5-Dull and steady.
FNUrs, Registered ...a........ LIZ
Tours-snd.E half, Registered ....... ......f ,
..-s-aal-s-faf coupons ..........- .........
fh.tH' T.tes N' lF- .......-, "--.. ..... III
STATEs-DaN snd steady.
RAILROADS Active; sales : ,Ufr. Goa.
STucKS-rhe stock market to-day was
dull, except in Reading and -. Paul, and
though the news OF the day was iay0r4U',
the movements were confined 10 the small
est limits and lett prices within small irac-
tons of last evenings closing prices. TIE
hest figures were reached toward II o'rlrrk.
after which prices s"Gged IT. and til" mar
ket closed dull aad steady with bu. little
change from the first prices. The final
changes are irregular, hut are confined 10
fractions only, the most important being
gains Of in Canada southern and IN
Missouri PAcih". Sales Hoe shares.
Quotations closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express lbs; American Express
l0gi Canada Pacific, D; Central Pacific
b; Chesapeake and Ohio ii do preferred
ir-ts 81 do seconds y: Chicago and Alton
l&3; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 10,
Delaware and Hudson, 1904; Delaware,
Lsckawanua and Western 1915; Denver
and RIO Grande, Il; Erie -, do pre-.
frred, 5ji; Fl. Wayne, 1873; ILLINOIS
Central ll9l; Lake Shore, 81, Michigan
Central, ~; Minneapolis aud st Louis
:; do preferred. II; Missouri Pacific,
II; Northern Pacific, ri, do preferred,
-. Chicago and Northwestern, los do
preferred, li3; New York Central, lu5,
Oregon TransconfIuental, -; Pacific MalI.
&i!; Peoria. u &E -; PIttshurg ij,!
Pullman Palace Car, il1.; Reading, a.
s,,k IslanG, 1903, g.. Lou, add go
Francisco %; io preferred, e., fri;
preferred, ll2t: ~. laul " HncSnols auf
Manitoba, lOl; u. H-al ami Omahn 81.
10 preferred les, I,TG, P.0uo 20; Yno
pcc.fc 81; Uai Il States EHprc5- ~
Western Union 30.
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ILEYELANDA =. h.

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Under schedule n CHnrt "Ug =. 49, ta.H
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