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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
RAINED on BENJAMTN.

President Harrison's Rough Trip into West
Virginia.
DEER PARK, September 24.-President
Harrison and Senator Henry G. Davis re-
turned to Deer Pask at $50 tonight after
one Of the most stormy trips that any Pes
iient Of the United States has taken IN the
last quarter of a century. It rsined
constantly and the Presidents msckin-
tosh and high rubber boots could
not entirely protect him from drenohiDg.
Toe party reached Elkin7, W. Va, the
terminus of the West Virginia Central
road sb1ut midday, where they spent an
hour, taking their dinner 10 the private
car, West Virginia"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
NEWS PARAGRAPHED.

An Austrian swindler named Baruch
has been arrested in New York with
$lOO, 900 of stolen money in his possession
John L. Sullivan's big spree prevented
the athletic entertainment to be given IN
his honor in Brooklyn Monday night.
Charley Johnston lost 5000 by it.
The Bessemer Iron Company has brought
suit against Secretary Window and others
Sensational developments are promised
Winner, Harlmont and Gold Leaf won
in the Cleveland races. Aateon went d
mile against time in 2:16.
James Quale, an embezzler, wanted al
Burton, Michigan, has been captured ana
returned from Saxony, Germany.
Aunt Kate, Blue Maid, Wary, Swamp
Fox, Blarney Stone and Lucy P. won IN
the Louisville asces.
Chief Brown, Of Pittsburg, proposes 10
put Chinaman named Jim Blaine on the
police force.
Norman Ofmsby, a driver of Chicago,
shot and killed himself when be heard oi
his wife's death.
No new facts were developed in the
Faulkner trial, yesterday.
Two men, an engineer and fireman, were
seriously burned by an explosion OF nat
uraI gas, in an Elmirs factory.
The New York Graphic, an afternoon
pictorial paper, has been compelled to sus-
pend.
Edward NJ. Walworth, a baloonist, was
drowned in lake at Cooperstown, n. ",
in which his balloon alighted after an
ascension.1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
Base Bail Notes.

Now, if the Boston club had man like
Glasscock to take charge, what an invest
ment such man would be in every way.
1t would be as good an investment IS the
$40, 600 paid for the release of Clarkson.
If anything has ever captured the Boston
crowds, it is the way that man Glasscock
has played in this city at the head of his
club during the past two seasons. II the
Boston nine does not win the champion
ship, ID will hold Capt Glastcock individ-
ually responsible for the energetic way he
has directed his efforts against the home
nine. 1t would seem that he played here
as if to say: "This is the sort of man you
ought to have; get NE and take the pen
nant. u-BOston Herald.
The Philadelphia League club will play
two games on the Island Base Ball park,
Wednesday and Thursday, October 8 and
10. The Wheeling club will be made up
of such players as Barkley, Nicholson, the
two Westlake boys, Speidel, Hobrecht,
Nichols and White. Morrison and Bur-
kett will pitch, and this array Of talent
promises fne sport for the lovers of the
game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
TANNERS FAULT.
lie says he Only Attempted 10 Garry Out
Campaign Pledges.

lie says he Only Attempted TO Garry Out
Campaign Pledges.
LIrrLE FALLS, n. Y., September "a -
Shortly afier Corporal Tanner resigned the
office Of Commissioner of Pensions, Mr..
II. Clay Hall, Of this village, wrote him q
letter expressing sympathy and stating
that the members of the e.. A. K. as a
body throughout Central New York still
have the greatest faith Ia him.
Mr. Hall has as, received g letter IN re-
ply from Corporal Tanner which throws
some light upon the causes which led to
bis resignation, snd which reads as fol-
.ows
my DEAR FBIEND:-I thank you TOR
Your hearty words Of sympathy. l en-
daavorei as Commissioner TO religiOusly
carrv out the promises made on tie plat
form. and the utmost they can prove
against me with any shadOw Of success is
that was too liberal, and the truth Of the
charge depends upon the appreciation OF
the man who, as my superior, judges the
action taken. It was very evident that
the Hon. Secretary thought that 1 was too
liberal and as be was Secretary, aud l
only Commissioner, Of course i went IN
Der. bu, you can rest assured that l did
lot teA5sr my resignation until l had the
personal aszarance Of both the President
and the Secretary thai the report Of the
Investigation COMMITTEES which lay before
them contained no red sction o. my char
acter no7 'mpsscbed ny integrity.
Very Tluly Yours,
JANIS TANNER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
KEYSTONE "RADs."
The Pennsylvania State League Meeting
at Plttsburg.

The Pennsylvania State League Meeting
at Plttsburg.
PITTsBORG, September 24.-The Repub-
lican Lssgue of Pennsy lvanis, me. here in
annual session at lafayette Hall this morn
ing, with $50 delegates, representing every
Republican club in the State. The con-
vention wss called 10 order by President
Stuart, of Philsdelphil. A permanent Or
gauization was then effected, after which a
committee of fiiteen on resolutions was ep
pointed. At noon a recess was taken until
. o'clock this afternoon.
When the Convention resumed in the
afternoon the Coumittss On Resolutions
mlde their report, which was unanimous
ly adopted. The resolutions endorsed
President Harrison's administration, and
among other things expressed the belief
that Gen. Goff, the Republican Guberna.
torial candidate in West Virginia, had
been fairly elected. The election OF Off
cers resulted as follows: President, Edwin
S. Stusrts, Philadelphia; Vice President,
A. ]. L'gsn, Pittsburg, j. r Rhen, Ian
caster, Hon. J. F. Downing, Erie; Record
ing Secretary. K. II. Lindsay, Pittsburg;
Treasurer, Wm. Thornton, Philadelphia.
The next meeting of the League will be
held in Philsdslphi9, at time to be fixed
by the Executive Committee. Tonight q
banquet was rendered the delegates at the
Seventh Avenue Hotel, and tomorrow
they will participate in a river excursion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
A RAILROAD SCHEME,

And How II Turned Out-ClaysVilles
Jokes and Their Methods.
For dizzy stories and jokes in the news
line it soems that Clsysville, Pa, takes
the cake. Some of the people mp
there seem TO have nothing else to do at
times but to work up joke Of some sort
or another, and the following telegram
from there to TO the REGISTER shows the
result of the last fake.
CLAYsvILLE, PA, September "a
Several days ago there appeared in the
Plttsburg and Wheeling papers ereat
railroad scheme which stated that a new
proposed railroad would be built from this
place TO Cameron to connect With the b. *
o. az that place. James Fordyce, a retired
iron merchant, was TO be President, and
the names of the directors were given. The
article was widely copied, and letters have
been flowing into the Claysyille Office for
the President from contractors oil over the
country until he has become disgusted and
has refused TO take his mail away. Yes
terdsy Tom Kennedy. con OF Judge Ken
nedy, of Wheeling, came TO see the PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Kennedy represents Baltimore hrm
and came 10 make contract FOR the sur
yey of the road. When told that the road
onk existed in ths very wild imsginatlon
of one Claysvilles very numerous iakirs'
he was mad, very mad, and swore that,
living or dead, he would have revenge.
Mr.. Kennedy then eot some tips AZ TO who
the fakir was and started ont on still
bunt for him. But the fskir had dropped
to bis little game. and very wisely kept
ont of his way. When he found there was
no use locking for him, he hired Olays'
ville,s local kDocker to kick him ard then
took the back track for Wheeling. IL is
said and believed that the hrst man VINO
settled in Claysville was fskir' and mat
fakirs have bsen born and raised in I ever
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
JUSTICE FIELD TALKS.
Ne Thinks the Terry Tragedy VIII Result
In GOOd-Nagle's Whereabouts.

Ne Thinks the Terry Tragedy VIII Result
In Good-Nagle's Whereabouts.
CHICAGO, Ill, September "a Justice
Stephen ]. Field, Of California, in pro-
tecting whom Deputy U. s. Marshal Nagle
shot and killed Judge Terry few weeks
aEo, arrived in the city this morning, en-
route to Washington. He was accompa-
MED by bis wife and Miss Chamberlain, of
San Francisco. II was reported that Dep
uty Nagle accompanied the Justice, but II
50, be did not leave the train.
THINKS IT BENEFICIAL.
''I think the tragedy will result bene-
fcially to the law Of cur lard," he said.
There will be laws passed by Congress
ard also by the State Legislatures, protect
ing Judges from the wrath Of disappointed
and desperate litigants. 1 is necessary in
order to keep justice pure, that the Judge
on the bench should not be compelled to
let the fears of htganPs revepgs change
the course Of his Tulings."
''Do you expect any attempts at revenge
will be made by Mrs. Terry"
"Oae cannot tell She is closely watch
ed, but desperate people take desperate
chances sometimes
In conclusion Chief Justice Field de-
MED that Nagle was now guarding him,
and said Nsgle was not a member of his
party. IL was ascertained, however, that
Nagle was on the train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
WINDOW GLASS.
A Combination of ali the Pittsburg Firms
on Foot.

A Combination OF ali the Pittsburg Firms
on Foot.
PuTsBURs, September PA cOmbi-
nation Of the window glass manufacturers
Of this city is being formed. Absolutely
reliable information has been received rel
a,ive to the matter. The papers have been
drawn up, and in a dsy or two it is ex-
pseted that application for corporation
charter will be made. This application
will be Published in the daily papers and
tee long moO.ed question of q window
glass combination will be settled for this
community at any rate.
The combination Is purely local, and iL-
cludes no establishments outside OF Pitts
burg. The corporation that is forming will
dwagf the Jeanette company very con-
siierably, while it will have many sdyant-
ages over the United Glass Company of
New York. 1t will have the advantage IN
siza, for the Pittsburg factories, it is said,
are the majority of the total number in
the country, and will have the additional
advantage OF being situated together and
possessing the merit of compsctness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
FROM THE FAR SOUTH.

Distinguished Americans Come TO the In
ternationnl Congress.
NEW YORK, September 24-A distin'
guished lot Of visitors 10 this country sr-
rived at this port early this mOrniDgOn the
City of Para, being delegatee to the COM
ing International Congress from the Span
ish.American countries. A half dozen
gentleman acted on the Reception Commit
tee with Mr.. Flint, The delegates were
DR.. Juanto Castellanos, delegate from Sal
yador, DR.. Joaquin Arritta Rossi, attache,
and Samuel Valdioyes, Secretary, Senor
Juan Francisco Velarde, delegate from
Bolivia, Alfbia Des Velarde and Mario
Velsrde attaches, Geronimo Sselsys, dele
gate from Honduras, and E G. Fiallcs
Secretary. Ia reference to the coming
Con yess, Senior Seelaya, delegate from
Honduras, said: Our people are very en-
thusisstic over this international Congress
and expect many advantageous results
from il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
THE BELL MONOPOLY.
Dodges Fair Issus of Fact With Draw.
baugh.

Dodges Fair Issus of Fact With Draw
baugh.
BosToY, September PA lawyer who
is thoroughly familiar with the question
and is not interested in the case, says, in
connection with the Drswbaugh suit
"For the frat time in the history Of the
telephone litigation, which has covered a
period OF over ten years, the Bell company
is seeking TO avoid an issue Of fact which
lies st the very foundation Of the rights
they are enjoying. II the facts alleged by
the government are true the Bell company
has for thirteen years been stealing q
colossal fortune These facts the Bell COM
pany, as 1 say, are afraid to meet. They
have sought to prevent their introduction
in the case by Withdrawing their answer
and interposing a technical plea in the
hope of staviDg the Drawbaugh evidence
of. II the ordinary practice be followed
they will utterly fail in the attempt"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
FOLLOWERS OF CALVIN.
Intersstirg Session OF the st. UlairsvilIe
Presbytery.
o.. Il.

Intersstirg Session OF the st. UiairsvilIe
Presbytery.
Special telegram 10 The Register.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, September 24.-The
st. Clsirsville Presbytery met in the Firat
Presby ytsrian church of st. Clsirsville,
yesterday afternoon. In the absence Of
the Moderator, Rev. F. M. Kumler, Rev.
john A. Bower, the last Moderator pres
ent, preached the opening sermon. In
the evening the capacious edifice was well
filled with people who listened to an able
discussion by Rsv. ]. d. Reed, Of Barnes
vile, on The use If money in the service
of God," and an exceedingly interesting
discourse on the topic, 'How to raise the
necessary revenue for religious purposes, !"
by Rev. G. O. Hays, of this place. These
wers followed by general discussion, in
which q number PARTICIPATED. An un'
usually full attendance Of the ministers
Of the Presbyter was noticed.
A Semi Centennial.
Il is fifty years since the Pfesbytery was
organized The district belonged former
ly to the Presby tery Of Steubenville. No
one is now living of those who took part
in the organization. 1t is expected that
some exercises will be held appropriate TO
the semi-centennisl, in which Rev. DIR.
Crawford will give review Of the past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
WvomIne,. ModsI ConstitutIon.

CHEYENNE, WYo., September 24.-In
the convention yesterday legislative rep
rasentation bill was passed which provides
that the first Legislature shall consist of 16
Senators and 53 Representatives. Bills
were passed prohibiting the employment
on public works of any but fnlly natural
iz.d citizens and prohibiting corporations
from bringing into the State any armed
police or detective force unless authorized
by the Legislature or by the Governor If
the Legislature be not in session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
Lanrua and A.aooIation.

At Pittsburg 13, Washington
s; errors. 8 each; hits. Pittsburg II, Wash
ington 8. Pitchers, Maui and Krcck.
At Indianapolis-ID Indianapolis II, New
yark 16; erIors, Indianapolis 3. New York
5; hits, IL each. Pitchers, Shreve, Fee and
Crane.
At Cleveland Cleveland 6; Philadel-
phis 5; errors, each; hits Cleveland 8.
Philadelphia 5. Pitchers, Beatin, Gleason
and Anderson.
At Chicago-Chicsgo 5, Boston 7; errors,
? each; hits, 7 each. Pitchers, Hutch
inson end R,dbourne.
At New York-Btooslyn TO- Columbus
none; hits, Brooklyn 10. Columbus 3; er-
rars, Brooklyn none. Columbus .. Pitch
ere, Oarru.hers and Elston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
FLOOD VICTIMS.
List of Those Who Perlshed On the
Train,

A List of Those Who Perished On the
Train.
JoHNsTowE, PA, September 24.-Fol-
lowing is partial list of the victims on
the ill-fated express train, caught in the
Johnstown food: Annie Bates, Delavin,
Wis. Miss Elizabeth NJ. Ryan, Philadel-
phia; Mrs. A. Chrisman, Texas; John K.
Day, Prospect, Nd, and his daughter
Andy + wing, Suowshoe, Pa; Christ. Mel
sci, Ne sark, n. j.; Miss Jennie PaulsoD,
Allegheny City, Pa; Mrs. Sophia Ranney'
Kalamazoo, Mich. Chris. Sbick, Reading
Pa Eliza Stinson, Norristown, Pa; Mrs.
Mary A. Swineford, New Berlin, Unien
county, Pa, and her daughter, Mrs. I'd.
S Swineford, of st. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Tar
bell, Oracle, BERTHE and Hannah Tarbeil,
Akron, Ohio; Jennie Wolf, ChambersbuTg'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
The Color Line In Ark snsas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 24.-A
strong movement is on foot in Arkansas
Just now, looking toward the passage OF
State law requiring railroads to provide
separate coaches for colored passengers.
The matter is being earnestly discussed
both by the people and the press OF the
State and is said to be meeting with uni
versal favor. The indications are strong
that q bill will be introduced at the next
Legislature drawing the color line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
pa,,,mor,,,s sucar r.. fiuery.

BALTIMORE, September 24.-The baiti'
more Sugar Refining Company hss been
incorporated, Measrs. VIM. NJ. Spence
F,ank Fdck, Joshua Levering, William
e Flick and Rufus Woods bsing named
as the incorporators. The capital stocK Is
plsced at 81, 200, 900 in 10000 shares oi
800 each.
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ONE OF The PLAYERS
Declares That the Brotherhood 10 In the
Fight to Stay.

DoOihIts lnht tho brotherhood ID In the
Fight to Stay.
ST. LOUIS, September 2i.-The Sporting
Neics to-day received the following letter
from well known member of the Boston
clpb. 1t is the only statement SO far re.
ceived from player in relation TO the
stand about to be taken by the Brother
hood. Speaking of the proposed strike
LIST spring, he says tbst the players de-
tsfmined that it would be better TO play
ont the season.
"After long discussion, we concluded
to start an association Of our own and ask
no more favors from the directors OF the
League. Some of the best men in the
land are back Of the echeme, and the play
ers will be heard from just as soon as the
season of 1889 comes to close. The new
Brotherhood contract is one Of the best
ever gotten up. 1t will hold the players
10 their agreement tighter than wise. 1t
will not only assure the public good ball
playing, but every player will work with q
will, knowing that be ia directly interested
in the gate receipts.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. winslcw's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one Of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
nv millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teethirg its value is
ipcslcuable. 1t releaves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price 2bc Q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
co-, palace Carnival OPENED.

Sioux CITY, September 24.-The third
animal Corn Palace carnival opened to-
day With the usual first day attendance
The formal opening occurred this evening
vith addresses By President Erwin, OF the
Com Palace Association. aud Hon. J. M.
Thurstou. of Omaha, Temporary Chair
man of the laat Republican National Con-
-a1lion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
Boulspger san Hop raI.

LONDON, September 2i.-In an inter =
view to-day Gen. BOulaugsr said ne had no
hope Of his party having majority in the
new Chamber OF Deputies. He had not,
however, lost faith in the future. The
Government, he declared, had everywhere
stolen votes with rsven.like cbaracterist-
ics. The Republican msiority may prove
unmansgesble, he said, and tho country
will soon be calling him 10 power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
KANAWHA In A DEAL.
THE EASTERN SYNDICATE WANTS WEST
VIRGINIA COAL MINES.
A Scheme to Secure Control Of the MOncngahsla and
Kanawha Works-Dstails Of the Plan
as Proposed 10 Pittsburg
Operators.

PrTTsBURe, September 24.-The river
coal deal may 90 through. The assertion
that the river coal men are growing luke
warm regarding the disposal of all their
interests and equipments 10 the Eastern
syndicate is denied to-day by an operator
who has received the sentiments of the
leading operators.
'In the first place the representative Of
the proposed purchasers fixed the limit Of
the options at December 15; therefore, there
has been no extension of the time. l also
deny that any of the operators have grown
weakened in regard to the prices they
have asked the syndicate, and everything
appears to be moving along toward an early
consummation of the deal.
''l'll tell you another thing which will
show you that there is not much weaken
ing on either side. The proposed purchas-
ers, who are not yet named, by the way,
realize that even with the control of the
Monongshela river interests they still have
formidable competitor in the Kanawha
river people.
THE KANAwHA REGION.
"KuoTing this the Eastern people have
sent an agent quietly into the Kanawha
region to sizs up and place valuations on
the property there, and Pm told tnat as
soon as things are settled at this end of
the line negotiations will be opened there.
The PittsbuIg concern will have capital
Of $13, 900, 600 as announced several weeks
since There will Re a stock issue, to
which some of the operators will subscribe.
As the deal now stands there is nothing to
indicate that it will not 90 through. The
Eastern people are now engaged in fgur-
ing on the Is options of as many operators
which havs been secured. This represents
% per cent. Of the entire property, and the
prospective purchasers don't care whether
the other Is per cent comes in or not. 10
fsct, sone Of thssa have not yet been asked
tn sell -
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Two wives for ono Husband.

CHICAGO, September 2i.-Young Jim
my" Carson, whose father owns the Co.
lumbia Theatre, having fully recovered
his health, thanks to a long sea voyage,
will shortly be relieved from ths matrimo-
nial fetters that now bind him. His wife
has consented TO withdraw the charge OF
infdelity made against him and secure a
divorce on the ground OF desertion. When
the divorce is granted, it is understood
that Mr.. Carson will wed Miss Maud
Harrison, the actress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
VICTORY MADE SAFE.
THB FRENCH GOVERNMENTS ELECTORAL
TRIUMPH
Increased BY the Later Rslurns-Ths Republican
Majority Salid and Compact Morarchisis
Wsaksnsd- Foreign News
European Press Opinions

NEW YORK, September PA London
special to the Times says: The full report
recei red yesterday make an even better
showing for the French Republic than
seemed possible Sunday night. These in
dicate that there will be q slightly smaller
Republican majority than in the last
Chamber, but it will be infinitely more
compact and less open to fsctional foolish
ness and intrigue. For the first time since
Ferry's Ministry went under, it seems
now possible TO have a majority in the
Chamber which will be actually, as well
as nominally Republican, and which will
prefer France TO faction. What the Re-
publicaDs gain in character the opposition
loses. A number of the best and most
sensible Mona;chists. have been beaten and
the accession OF Boulangists to the Reac-
tionary ranks only accentustes their loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Stephen Hattin, an American contractor,
has witnessed the eruption Of the volcano
of Colima.
Mr. I. V. Luster, of Tennessee, who was
charged with the murder Of Mexican at
Panama, has been acquitted.
Spain has sent a peremptory. cable dis
patch to the Sultan Of Morocco demanding
reparation for the Moorish insult to the
Spanish flag.
The French government will declare the
elections of Boulanger and other exiles to
Office null and void.
The stevedores Of the London East India
dock have returned TO work.
The Russian press believe that the re9ult
of the French elections will be strong
foreign policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-25
GET A BLACK-EYF.
wheeling Gas Shares Knocked Down II
eRa

wheeling Gas shares Knocked Down In
the Market.
PTTsBURG, September 24.-Quite early
in the call to-day there was pressure to
sell Wheeling natura' as, and when the
buyer wss finally f-uad the price was not
better than 2Sl At this figure Mr..
Harry Hill sold 100 shares to Mr. Patter-
SOD. Other transactions were 65 shares OF
Electric at sat, SpIoul & Lawrence selling
to McCuteheon & Rss; 20 shares of Phila-
delphia gas at 36s, Mcbride to Kuhn
Bros. & Tracey; 100 shares of La Noria az
u, F. D. Morris & Co. to James S. Nc
Kelvy. The bids and offer throughout
the list were Of no special Importance.