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SITTING BULBS INDIANS
Determin0d tn avn"ss Ills Death-The
Settlcrs BADLY Scared.


Settlors BADLY Scared.
PIERRE, S. D., Dec. l0-George Nor.
ris, storekeeperst Cheyenne City, near
the mouth Of Cherry creek, has Just
arrived. lie says tho entire population,
consisting OF twenty families, also a nun.
beI'of friendly Indians, have left there,
some going to Fort Bennett, some to
Tooake, and Others to Pierre. Ele eays
that jast before leaving there night be.
fore last twenty Indians from Sitting
Bulls camp arrived there and held big
council with the Cherry Creek Indians
to see whether they should fight or not.
They were joined after the council was
over by loo Cherry Greek Indians, NIL of
whom started for the Bad Lands. Nor
ris says that during tho time the refugees
were getting away, and when tho hos.
tiles were about mile distant on their
way to the Bad Lands a sharp firing was
heard between the Indian police and tho
hostiles; that n battle was no doubt be-
ing fought, but az the settlers were all
nearly frightened to death they made
haste for the towns and can give no
tarther particulars, but rs troops we're
ordered to that point yesterday, IL is be.
ieved the hostiles have been routed and
.aptured. Morris Bays that the Sitting
Bull Indians were determined 10 avenge
Bulls death aud were all well armed.
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SIX CHILDREN ptRISHED.
Storm Disa-ters In Wss: Hi'slnIa-A Nu,
dIed Families Showed lu

Storm Disasters II, Yves. Yi'slnla-A Hun.
died Fnmilie. Showed In
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, Dec ia
small towboat has gotten through to this
point from Coal City, sixty miles up the
Big kanawha river.
It's officers tell startling stories OF the
great snowfall all along the upper river
and into the Elk and Coal River valleys
The West Virginia branch OF the Ohio
Central railroad was compelled to aban.
don all trains, and the Chesapeake &
Ohio is nearly as bad. Every telephone
wire in the entire valley is down, and
not single telegraph wire is working.
At st. Albans the roofs OF three houses
were crushed in and four people badly
burt. At Buffalo child perished in the
snow on the way from school.
Five children are reported lost, and
are undoubtedly dead by this time, on
Thirteen Mile creek. More than 100
families, mostly miners, are showed in
near Roncevert, and their eitua1ion is
usHYefOu1
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MONEY lllU.tliVS.
lsn'irohc Stoc-s ant! Their Eluctunti,u-S
C0ntiueucg IN COnnres.

lsn'ironG Stoc+s AMI Their Eluctunti
Confluence IN Congress.
NEW foEE, Dec. l0.-The Post saws:
"St. Panl, Atchieon, Louisville, Lack.
savanna, Rock Island, Union Pacific and
Reading together furnished G7 per cent
OF at the trading in listed stocks. There
"asa constant hamuering OF these atocks
u small way, and constant efforts bv
lie circulation OF Gamssing reports in
the street 10 depress their prices. There
were exaggerated reports Of petty strike
OF sw!ichlnen on the Union Pacific, aud
Atkinson was sold short on predictions
that its earnings would show q large
falling eff in the next Elk months.
because l:s increase OF earnings hereto.
fore had been acquired by iiIeyitimate
methods, which had caused animosity
on tho part Of the Rock Island and other
roads. The short selling Of Reading is
GAINED TO be ior account OF inpiue.s,
because the bolrowing to apply on .hese
short sales is claimed to De by inside
people who are anticipating bad an.
nual statement and urc selling shos: now
against their long stock to be delivered
late:.
The ouly thing about tLis that e;vee
IT color Of probability is the general be-
llei that the annual report will be un.
favorable.
Silver was one OF the moet active
spetialtes, and had II larger and more
significant decline than anything else.
On Monday, December s, ellver bullion
cea'lticates sold at lOl!, but upon re.
ports from Washington that the Senate
Caucus commiltce would probably recon.
mend the purchase ii 12,GG0,0C0 or 49,.
OpOl ounces in addition to the ,5OO,-
0o0 ounces per month now being pur.
chased, the price WAS advanced to llO on
Monday, the 18Th. The decline to-day
10 !VG Ii III index OF the diminishing BE-.
ilef that any such measure will be
| at1ntpG
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TAMpERlNG WITH A JURY.
- kanaaHJ6Igc Sands II Clergyman to Il
Jlr| Room 10 Induce n Verdict.

- kanaaHJn4gc Sands II Clergyman to the
dnrt Room 10 induce n Verdict.
WICHITA, KAN, Dec. l9.-rhe jury in
THE case Of Nci'fa Mayors, charged with
roboing John lost and then throwing
him, while in drunken atupor, from
the third story OF Il hou1e OF ill.repute,
had been out lity-two hourr, when
Judge Bilderson announced his deter.
mlnation to have a verdict before morn
ing He did not reveal his plan, but, at
5 n. m, took Rev. n. +. Harmon 10 the
Court House.
The bailil ushered the reverend gem
t!eman into the jury room. Mr.. liar.
mon then commenced religious services,
the jury joining in the singing. lie then
delivered m hours diecourse upon the
immortality Of the soul, and after clos.
ing prayer left the jury to themselves
When court opened the bailiG an.
nounced that the juryshnl arrived at a
verdict. It was guilty"
One of the jurors said the verdict was
reached on the first ballot after the close
OF the religious services. The defence
will appeal the case. alleging misconduct
on The part Of the Judge and his baili!i.
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BURNED 70 DEATH.
Terrible Disaster mt II Fire In Newark,
far .-.rsey.

Terrible Disaster Mt IL Flro In Newark,
aey %"rses.
New YoRK, Dec. ia frama dwell.
ing at No. 81 DRIFT street, Newark, n. ] !,
occupied by two familiee, was discovered
to be on fire at one o'clock this morning.
Tho iunnsies O the house awoko to find
themselves surrounded by spoke md
lre. Peter Ch.istiansen and his family,
on the first floor, escaped from the build.
Ing On the second floor lived Mra.
Mcclure with her son and grand.daueh.
ter, Annie. The son made his way to
room occupied by his mother and grand.
child, snd in response to their piteoue
cries attempted 10 yeae4e tl'am, but was
driven back by rush OF 4 .me and com.
pelled to leap from q window, breaking
his leg. Mrs. Mcguire and the child
were burned to crisp.
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WASHINGTON news.
General Prejudice Defeats Many
Good Measures
IN THE NATIONAL CONGRESS.
Tho Next lIOuSc VIII Ito Notable for
the Latitude Of Its Members and
Their Wildcat Schcmes...Con.
grcssi0nal Proceedings.
splclol pl,pnlcA % a, Lnlll,laenctr.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-lt may be
strange, but it Ia very true, that gen,
eral prejudice defeats many good propo.
sitlons in Congress. There Is u large
class OF members OF the House who
would much prefer to 500 panic sweep
the country OF vast majority OF Its
commercial institutions than vote for a
bill which would prevent such digas.
ter II tho remedy come through National
Banks. They arc preludiced against
bankers.
Another class Of legislators would
rather see thB shipping interests OF the
country conducted by foreigners and the
United States ever kept at the mercy OF
foreign nations in times OF war and
peace than vosearpropriations, however
small, for tho establishment OF q NOR.
chant marine, becHuse they are preju.
diced agSiust Guhsidies. Yet these SAINT
men can eec no improprie.y in city or
community going down into its pocket
to secure tho location OF factory or
other industry which would improve
that locality.
Many men there are IN the House
who would rather Sue the interee:a OF
the Government Ing in the dust or bank.
ruptcy place her property on the auc.
tioneer's block before authorizing the
isauU Of new Deiea Of bonds. They
have heard the cry against the "hloated
bond.holders." They are, however, con
stantly advocating the issue Of Treasury
notes or fat money, with no basis OF se-
curty other than the Governments
credit, which 10 the only security for
Government bonds.
They arc prejudiced against the Sc.
surity-holder iu any form. There will
be more prejudicea entertained by mem.
bers OF the next Congress- than any
known zines the war, aud there will be
tho greatest latilude given wildcat
schemes known III the history OF the
government.
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ROMANCE IN RhAh LIFE.
A Prisoner Escapes ror Prison Disguised as

A Prisoner Escapes FOR Prison Disguised u.
Soldier.
Ell PAso, TEX, Dec. l9.-Bolton, who
has been in jill at Jokarez since las,
April for the killing OF J. II. Cavitt, es.
capped from confinement yesterday even.
ing and is now on American soil. Both
Cavitt and Bolton were wealthy gentle.
men, and had quarrelled.
Yesterday WAS the usual visitors day
and a great many called upon him.
Among them were 4 large number O!
American soldiers, come oi whom came
on foot and others in carriages. They
went out siugly AID in pairs and it is
positively known that Bolton, disguised
in an army coat and q falae mustache,
walked out OF the Jail, entered Il carriage
and waa Immediately driven to this city.
This morning he was seen in Picon, on
the northboDnd train.
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special Dispatch 10 thc inte'!i0eHctr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. l7.-Thcre
was quite q delegation ut the White
House this forenoon, which called ir the
interest OF John Slack for postmaster a.
Charleston. In the party were ex Mayor
Huling, Mujor Martin, Major Gaines &nd
Commissioner Mason. The latter says
hs only went over to introduce the
Others to the President, and that he is
not taking any part in the contest ior
postmaeter at Charleston. The pfesi'
dent said he would cnieavor to give the
case early consideration. He made in
quiries with regard to the other candi
dates, and especially Mr.. Atkinson.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Election Iiil-Sev.rni Speeches In Or.
position to 1t.

Tho Election Biil-Sevtrni Speeches In Op
position to 1t.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-ln the Senate
to-day tho Elections bill was taken up
a1d Mr.. Bate concluded his speech
against it. lie declared that its effect
would be the organizing OF mobs by the
Government itself and tho leading Of
them by Government officers.
Mr.. Gibson opposed tho bill rs un.
reasonable. 1t ought to ho entitled "a
bill to vest tho supervision md control
OF elections In tho Republican party"
Mr.. Stewart made an argument against
the bill OIL the ground that the attempt
to execute 1t In the South would be dis.
astrous TO both races. Whatever was
done In the matter OF protecting suffrage
at the South, unless il was through the
voluntary action OF the people OF that
section, would result in enc or two
things. The employment OF force would
result, ultimately, in the determination,
either Of the blacks or OF the whites.
II military power WAS to be used in the
execution OF the pending bill, tho bill
should be defeated, and Il it was to be a
dead letter, why pass it. Instead oil
protecting the colored man, it would
bring upon him persecution and misery,
II not death. The bill ought not to pass,
because it never would I've enforced; be.
cause ii would consolidate the Southern
whites; because it would bring further
misery on the Southern blacks, ind be-
cause 1t would Increase sectional aui.
mostly, and kindie anew the discords of
the past. lie suggested that the petit
TONERS required under it would become
marked men, and from what has occur.
red it WAS plain what their fate would
be. The only remedy that existed was
in the enforcement Of laws already on
the statute booka.
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MILITARY BANDS.
Thoy WIN Not 10 Allowed to Play for
Public Entertainments to Compete with

Thoy WIN No. 10 Allowed to Play for
Private Bands.
'Special Dispatch 10 The intelllqence'.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-"We have
been very careful about the work bar.
racks bands since the row under Presi-
dent Cleveland" said Adjutant General
Kelton to yonr correspondent. "Under
Mr.. Cleveland we permitted a military
band to play ut a public entertainment,
and come very near being boycotted by
the Musicians Union. They claimed
that wherever and whenever the mi;lary
bands went outEide OF their intended
sphere and appeared ut q public ball or
entertainment they came into compe:i-
ton with professional musicians, and
therefore took bread out OF the mouths
OF families Of mtn who play for bust.
ness.
There ID no objection to bands going
out OF the barracks at any place to ap-
pear in political demonalrations-to cs'
co1t Governors, TO 1ecsiye the Prssi.
dent, Cabinet officers, attend local col.
diers' reunions, and even to play at en-
ter,ainments for public CHARITY" contin-
ued the general, "but we Enst know
that wherever they appear they DC rot
possibly como into competition with
local or professional bands from dis
tance, and that the object for which
they work is charity, or there is 70 be no
profit for anyone. This thing Of coa.
trolling the military bands Ia annoying.
The public believe the bands ere 'o1
them, and that they should bc given for
all public demonstrations, especially
where funds aye to be raised for a pub.
lie beneiaction; bat in nine cases out OF
ten where a band is pefn.itteI to 20 out.
it is shown, or tho attempt ic made to
show, that Il profit accrues for Gor.s.
body, and Il private banL might have got
the employment"
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GIN, 1EREYS FUNERAL.
The Remains UnustUn:ntiou.ly Laid in the


Ih' Nemnins unosiUn;n,iously Laid in the
Grave.
New HAVEN, CoSS., Dec. l9.-The re-
mains OF Major General Alfred Howe
Terry were placed in their last resting
place this afternoon. AT l o'clock ser.
vices were held at the home Of the de.
ceased hero for the members Of the fam
lily. The remains we're then transferred
to the United Church, on the Green.
Until 2 O'Clock the public was allowed
TO g;zs upon tho face OF the deceased,
and at 2 O'Clock public services were be.
gun. During the services minute guns
were fired and the bell in the CITY Hall
tower tulled.
After the exercises the remains were
transferred to the Grove Street Gene
terry, where the interment occurred. In
accordance with the wieh OF the family,
there was no ponp, military Or civic,
connected with the procession, Us i.
weEded its way TO tho cemetery,
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DOVER, N. H., Dec. l9.-The trial Of
Isaac sawte!le, for the murder oi his
bio:l2T Hiram WAS continued to-day.
Charles A. w,eg.h, 1eese- OF smart's
stable at Rochester, where Saw,e..is
hired buggy previous to the murder,
described an croGG.examination the
blood stains found OF the wago after
sswtelle had returned it. Other wit
nesses were called who told Of facts now
kno~n, when court adjourned.
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Tho Police StOnnetl H.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, Dec. lo.-Tho prize
hghtr between Pat Kill0n, OF this city,
and Joe sheehy, OF Ashland, Wis, Mar
quis OF Queensbnry rules. for the North
western eavy.weight championship
lastea about five minutes, and was ,da,
cided III favor Of ki!icn on a foul. In
the second round the men clinched and
Killen fell beneath sbeehy, who pro-
ceeded to pound him while sitting
on him and holding him down. Anoth.
or clinch followed, and as Referee Moore
TIED to aepara.e the men. sheshv
iurnsd and struck the referee a hlow
t5ai staggered him. The poiice m then
go sn, 9ped the fight: Sheehy stripped at
l9j pounds, and kilen at lS5. r. -. - -
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Its publication house through S. A. Dean
x Company, nre misleading as they had
not enough on deposit to injure them
beyond mere Inconvenience.
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a Critical SitlinIirn

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. lo.-To.day's see.
sion OF the Miners Convention adopted
a resolution that, after January /, the
price Tor aiming Goa! in the distric,e
repr sented shall be so cents per ne.
ton, the present price being so cents
gross; also that tho check .weighman
and all other assessments shall be col.
lected at the Offices OF the various ccn.
panies. Arrlusal OF the above demands
by the operators will probably mean the
Immediate calling out OF lG 900 miners
represented By the convention.
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Their Assets,

BosfoS, Mass, Dec. l0.-Ihe Com.
mittee OF creditors OF tho firm O!
Whitten, Burdett and Young, reported
the actual assets 10 be SCOT 7,.l3G against
SVoo. LOO, as announced last week. The
Liabilities are 81, ,l03,24 against 81, ,O77,244
announced before. Mr.. Whitton has
assets amounting to Sll7, 900 and liabili.
ties Of SOL 600. Mr.. Young has assets Of
$1,000 with no liabilities and Mr.. Burdett
assets OF $4,000 and liabilities OF $4,000
on Whi.ten, Burdett and Young's paper.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dee. l9.-Judgc
Reed to-day, on application OF counsel,
red;'ce-l from $4,000 to So 500 the
amount Of bail required in the case oi
George L. Work, charged in conjunction
with Lewis Z. Pieitler, and james S.
DUNCAN, with conspiracy, which it is
alleged resulted in tho wrecking OF the
Bank OF America aad the American Lille
Insurance. Company. Work expects to
obtain houdam2n tomorrow.
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hEAN'S BIG ,lLljEE
Looks Had for TITO Eepuy,lore-The I;aukc
Appears 10 Court.

looks Had Cor ito Hepos,lers-rhc Tanker
Appears Ia Court.
oh'e"oo' Dec. lS.-S. a. Aean, the
banker, who made an assignment yester.
day was brought into court this morn.
;nchy n,nn.v ch.,;~ ,aa,: ,.s '1''N ~
'ns"s EcpH'y ?neitaa, !ooElhS very
pcse anu worn. ar. Eean was arrested
on warrant last evening on the charpa
OF accepting a deposit of 81 $50, when he.
knew that his bank WAS iusolyent, On
cros5-examina,ion Mr.. kean said that
he had had statement drawn IN hastily
three days before the assignment which
shoy-d liabilities 10 bs e5aS o7G. and
assets SG03 500.
He SAID the ienosiss SHRINK e;rce
December about $lO5 900, This stxLe.
ment is abont fl million Laos than ~,
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for $500 per annum, aud ID In the i'm.
mediate neigborhood OF business nnl

Also-The New Brick DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT, now occupied by ifr.
VIM. Dnl!y.-Tho house is new and well
finished, situated in pleasant and
healthy part OF the town. | will grlI
with this last property, one or two Lots.
as may suit the purchaser,
Also-A LOT adjoining Judge Cald.
wells residence; OH which Is erected A
large Frame Building, calculated to nc.
comnodate six families; and which
brings rent OF S225.
;, Also-Two LOTS with three franc
Buildings in East Wheeling, east OF the
new Flint Glassworks. :"
Also-A Lot OF ground, 800 feet In
front, on the Ohio River, and runninr
back, including tho Coal on tho Uil1
Immediately above Shoeuberger < Av,
news Iron Works. This piece Of ground
is n most eligible site for manutactorv
where coal Is required, having ii.s,
rate landing for Boats OF any sIzs.
Also-Two LOTS in Elizabethtown
Grave Greek on one OF which Is erected
u Brick House and on the other q frame
House; situated on Market SQUARE,
ltent SlO0 per annun.
Also-several unimproved LOTS in
his town.
Also-A first rate Coal Bank with
Lot OF Ground. The Bank ia opened in
iirst rate manner, and the Mine IL now
n fine order; little Coal has been taken
1ut; with a fist rate platform. This
3ahk, from It's location enjoys many nd.
'antaees, being within 800 yards Of the
Market House. The Coal and Slack can
'e sold at the Bank for cash.
All or any OF the above property will
70 sold cheap for cash or in payments 10
nlt purchasers. JOHN RlTCuIE.
June |, 1851.
Runaway slaves, whisky and lottery
advertisements were different then.
here is little local in this issue Of
he Gazette, but whether that was be.
ause OF lack Of occurrences or an iudis.
'9sitlon to work on the part OF the
dltor, who seems also to have been the
ole reporter, does not appear.
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Surrender or Die.

RAPID CRY, S. D., Dec. l9-Tbere ia
a largo encampment Of hosties in what
is called the great basin in the Bad Lands,
about ten miles southeast of Carr i camp,
from which thievirg iorages have been
mada on the ranches. General Miles is
making dispositions to guard every pass
and outlet from the camp, and has issued
orders for the cavalry to scout and inter.
cept Sitting Bulls followers. who are
supposed to be eEroute to Join these
hoa:iies. The escape OF the Indians
being cut OF, they must soon surrender,
or like Sitting Bull, die fighting.
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Is He pln,ing 'Possu,no

LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch received
in this city from Slr, Michael Dayit.,
states that tho iniur;oa sustained by Mr..
parnell at Castle Conner we're inflicted by
women and girls who pel,ed him win
Hour and mud. The story that lime wss
thrown in bis face and eyes, the dispatch
says, IS ParnelPs latest disgusting dodge
10 evoke sympathy and divert the peo-
pies mind from the real issue.
MT; Redmond, alludins to the denials
that lime vas thrown into Mr.. Parnell's
eyes, declared that two doctors stakcd
Their reputation ON the lact that it was
lime they found in his eyes.
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EVANSVILLE 1SD., Dec. ia serious
conllagratiou occurred at 3 o'clock this
morningi in bonneville. Werwic..: coun,v,
involving q loss Of $4,000, Tliose who;
lost building and contents were Eeday i;
Son, produce and commission mer.
chants; Frank De Forest, notions, Squire
loungoloou u..-- A'"' "''''M DOCKS.
The fire ia supposed to have been OF in
cend;csy origin.
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DIOOnlislttrH Ssntnur,l

DUBLIN Dec. l9.-At Sligo to-day tho
trial OF number OF persons who were
charged with committing "moonlightp
o!lenses in County Glare, ended in yer-
dict oil guilty. The leader of tho band
was cent need to penal se.yit,file for
HE. The other prisoners we're sentenc.
ell 70 various terms OF imprisonment
ranging from one yeur to twenty vcaraE
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 19.-Gsorge
Vim, Superintendent OF the fire alarm
telegraph OF Allegheny City, fell from a
telegraph pole this afternoon and was
instantly ilillel. He was repairing a
wire, and tits supposed rese.yea en- cleo.
trio shock Sc . long burn was discoIered
on his body. When picked Vp his neck
was broken and he was dead.
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A RUMORED FIGHT

between indians nnt Troops on Cherry
Crrclt, Sonth Dakotn.
PIERRE, S. D., Dec. 10.-Settlers COM
ing in from the territory adjacent to
Pierre say there il no question but quite
a hostile force will be gathered In the
Bad Lands.
Some forty families from Cheyenne,
at the mouth of Cherry Creek, have
come in and report an encounter be.
tween Indians Of the Cherry Creek
dance and troops, but they are unable 10
give any particulars.
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Prom!ucnt Business Man Dsn3.

NEw Yong, Dec. lo.-Edwin Il. Shell
don died yesterday afternoon, aged 6s.
He was senior member OF the iirm OF
Ogden, Sheldon Il Co., OF Chicseo, the
largest real estate firm in the United
States, President OF the Chicago Dock
and Canal Company, and prominently
identified with divers other enterprises
OF 9 similar character.