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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
Driving with slow Horse is 'Armful.

UItTII NUINTIly -NIJNT,
Sweet girl-Motee. Mr.. Nicefellow is
coming 20 take me out riding this after
noon. I may go. mayn't L?
Mother-If he drives up with span
OF spirited hoses. you can 60; but if he
comes with that broken-down old nag
he had last time, YOU Shan't.
''Why, mother. didn't suppose you
would ever have such foolish pride.
My dear, young man who comes
with pair Of spirited horses expects TO
drive with both hands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING, MONDAY, Jun

WHEELING, MONDAY, June II.
Everything is very dull. Wheat is sell
ing at $50, and is slow No change in
prices is made. The following quotations
are wholesale, retail prices being 30 to
- cents higher.
FLouR-Choice family -four in wood
81 80: in paper 81 80 per barrel.
GRAIx-Wheat per bushel, No. Soc;
corn per bushel 5Oa55c; oats, dull;
per bushel sla32c.
-Middlings per ton sl4 90; bran
per ton Sl4 90; baled hay per ton Sl3 OOa
il 90; loose hay s. % per ton
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rEyrniL >r,ypigD risE.
From Bridgeport Station

Train. via IN. Cleveland aud PUTS ufs R'Ii
road leave Bridgeport Tor Piitsbure. 'Hir-tu
and Cleveland t.iiA a. FIR Piftshufs % p
n. m. For Chicago and Cleveland TOO u ia
For pIttsburg snd New York s.5i % m
Strubenyillc. :. :p "a. IA.
Trains arrive nj bridgeport nt 80 a. m. iu %
A. ~. II. 10 o. IN. i.5 p. m. aud ! hs q. 20
on Saturday ouis For East Liverpool e
D. m: from Fast Liverpool u u y.
FROM WHEELING SfAriOS.
Trains via the Pittsburg Cincinnati and -
Lonis Railway. Panhandle Route leave wheel
ing Tor Strub.uylle, Pittsburg and che Enst.
- a. m. 1875 g. m. 3:aD p. M. ami $50 o.. "a.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, lndiaunp1li, and 81
Louis. SGD "A. m. and $40 %. m. For Columbus
and Chicago. l2:Sj D. m Trnius arrive at wheel
ing At $50 g. M 1000 "a. m, ,. u ,. m. and So
y. m. Trains leaving at $50 o. N. aud arriving
AT SD D. ~ run solid between Wheeling and
PittsburR All trains daily excerpt sunday
noiO
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AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. II. W. KELLEY. President.
(Kanawha Short Line) Schedule In effect No
yember 2ith. 1872 Subject 10 change without
noticeD Trains leave Wheeling 1879 A. M. via
Ohio River r. r.. arrive Charleston $50 D. ~.
Leave Charleston 6:i5 q. M. arrive Wheeling
7:B y. m, via q. II. X. X. Leave Charleston
II :b5 a. m: arrive Wheeling f.J a. M Via Co
lumbus and 49, ~ o.. daily except SUNDAY. Gen.
trail STANDARD Time" Sundays. only trains
leave Charleston 500 "A. m. arrive NheeliuH
7:f5 D. m. Leave Wheeling 900 "a. M. arrive
Charleston {. ~ .. M. VIA o. X. X. a.
GEO. j. ERMLiCH. g. Z A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21

L OlAtS VI ~ 80 . 80
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Quiet; sales, 81, l61 200.
SToCKs-The stock market continued It's
reaction from the sharp and sudden de
preston, and while not active nor special
~ strong, displayed a slow and steady APP
probation which lifted prices before the
close to large fractions above last even
ing's prices The railroad situation, not
withstanding the reports of rate cutting
and the disagreeable surprise when Lake
Shore took a hand in il, is not as bad as 1t
is made to seem and the earnings are a
sure indication of this The cover
ing of shorts was continuous, but
there were evidences of new buying Tor
long account and the suspicion that
preparation for another rise is in progress
gains believers. The demand was steady
though slow, and the market, after the
first hours trading, showed no indication
of pressure anywhere. There were, how
ever. few features of Importance devel-
oped, the weakness in the sugar reiineries
in the afternoon and the marked strength
in Chicago Gas at the same time, being the
only ones of prominence. The close was
quiet TO dull and firm at about the best
prices of the day. with most of the list frac-
tionally better than last evening. The spec
tally strong stocks were Wheeling ~ Lake
Erie, Pacific Mail ana chicago Gas, lhe
first named being IA per cent higher,
others l per cent. each. Sales, l4,29
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows;
Adams Express; $50 American Express,
l15; Canada Pacific, S2l4 Central Pacific,
"a: Chesapeake and Ohio, %: do. first
preferred, 63l4 do second preferred, 425s;
Chicago and Alton. 1871; Chicago, Burllng-
ton and Quincy, 1867; Delaware and Hud-
son. 1871; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, i445I; Denver and Rio Grande,
17lL: Erie. 265I; do. preferred, 60; Fort
Wayne, 1856; Illinois Central, ll55&; Lake
Shore. ME-; Michigan Central, 1908
Minneapolis and St Louis, o. do preferred
l6: Missouri Pacific, a. Northern Pa
cific, 81; do preferred, S295; North
western, 1lOlf; do. preferred, l43; New
York Central, 100; Oregon Transconti-
mental, Az; Pacific Mail, 49, Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, POS; Pittsburg,
l55; Pullman Palace Car, POS; Reading
49,; Rock Island, OK st. Louis and San
Francisco, 80; do preferred, 62; do first
preferred, 90; St Paul, 75l4 do. preferred
ilss{; St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
III: st. Paul and Omaha, 80; do. prefer
red, 100: Texas Pacific, 2OX; Union Pa
cific Go; United States Express, a.;
Western Union, S49s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
Commissioners.

We. the undersigned Banks and Bankers. will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
tcries which may be- presented nj our counters.
r. M. WAMSLEY, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bk.
PIERRE LANAUx, Prcs't State Nat Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pr.st New Orleans Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN, Prns't Union National liank.
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1MP Esf,lRE' I, 4: ESlTfirm,~.

or. ". \. DAUPHIS,
Washington, ID. &,
By ordinary letter. containing Money Ordrr
issued by all Express Companies. New York Nv
change, Draft or Postal Note.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
The Metal Market.

New York, June 20.-Pig Iron, quiet:
Copper. dullt SIG 80 Lead, quiet; domes
tic c q 52i{. Tin, steady: straits 81 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21

20 For Club Rates. or any further informn-
ton desired. write legibly 10 the undersigned.
clearly stating your residence. with State. Coun.
~. Street and Number. More rapid return mail
delivery will be- assured by your enclosing 40
Euyelnpe hearing NOur full address
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Mbeelin9 Register,
Gruurlrrs' osuiSr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
n OF TRAINS-ENrLANArIo oP REEER-
ENcE MARSs FDaily. tSunday eNceSted .Mon-
day excepted. SUNDAY excepted saturday
excepted. 'Saturday only. SUNDAY only-75
Meridian. May n. 1870 Wheeling time. which
n one hour earller Than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21

STEAMER BELLAIRE.
Leave Wheeling. Daily Trip, City Time-6:45
s 80 1000 and II IS am; eco 400, 600 p. N
Leave Wheeling sundays, City Time-S.OO, 10
and ~ a. ~; 200. 400 and 600 p. m.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on aud after Wednesday,
May ifth, lsgO. trains on the Wheeling and
slim Grove Railroad will run as follows:
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3a4 1-e Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-Stocks Higher-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
New York. June 20.-Money on call easy
at Ball. per cent: last loan at per cent;
closed, offered at 3 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper at 49laGH per cent Sterling
Exchange quiet at 4S5la4SS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
LIVE STOCK.
WnrrI1vG. TrRsnAY. Lur

WHEELING, TUESDAY, june Il.
The market is reported only fair this
week with unchanged prices. The follow
ing quotations are from Hudson Il Dorsey:
Cattle 600 TO LOO and above 35la4c;
500 TO 800 pounds 3iia3lGc; 200 to 500 pounds
2Ila3c.
Hogs-Market moderate at 50 5Oa3 G5 per
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
Enr Rfut.

NOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT STORE
Il room No. 1888 west side Main street. lately
occupied as the Office OF the c., l.. 4 W. X, X Co.
Terms reasonable. Possession given at once
Inquire OF NJ. REILLY, 1909 Main st. jel0e&dh
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
II th' Acldrmy OI MUSIC, NV UrI"hhs.
Tuesday, July 10, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $500, 900.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves, $40; Quarters, S. Tenths. 81.
Twentieths, 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21

OHIO RIVER RAILROA ID.
" TINE TABLE TAKING EFFECT so
yembcr "a. iss9. Passenger trains viii run d.
followS-Central Time. All trains daily rNcrpi
those marked thus 2. which do not run ON sun
day:
soUrn BOUND No.7f'No $40. 81 No !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
BALTIMORE. THURSDAY, June Ia
u, 4, Il IrL,DnON- " DnG

Thanksgiving, lively at 5a5jlc.
Calves-In good demand Mt BAL e.
Sheep-Active at ia4l SC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21

Through tickets ard baggage checkrd - N
points.
For rates aud other Information addfr-s
". J. ROBINSON. &. =. \. Parkrr,bury
\. J. DANDY. 1. q. T. A.. Parkrr~burg.
] @. TOMLINSON Pa Arnnt. MhrrlIng. W W
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So Glad You're Sometimes Sorry.
rl.rlrIflc N.lrr

Repentance is sometimes mistaken for
a torpid liver Yet there is such thing
as repentance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
AGENTS WANTED.

3,13i Prizes amounting 1884. 800
NorE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are no
entitled To Terminal Prizes
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Depart. Arrive.
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PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

p. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

saHiza;iOn when they said that the wOr.in -nen III
tended TO have ballot reform represented by the
saXtOn BILL in spite OF Governor iiiIl. They all
agreed that both member. OF the Knights ~ Labor
and the American Federation Of Labor would use
their strength 10 prevent the return OF ii "a III:
GovernOr,hp. Del lrge f. MIR ay. Master WorAm an OF
District Assembly No. 40. said tina. he thought the
saNtOn bill should have been made law. :" don't
suppose there j. ans chance Of passing 1t over hi.
veto" he said TO the reporter. Well. well see II
he'l have another chance. i don't think he WILL
Al the head quarters Of tho international cigar
makers Union SO. - at No. 3j2 Fast Eighth st..
secretary Mayer Dampf said We all expected the
Governor t. the biz and now he can expect US to
that he doesn't get another chance 10 veto any
makers Union. 10000 strong, have been voting In
&. cfio's fHH union IS tle samo - stem - tne
saxton bill would make lawful. and although the
majority OF Our members are Germans there never
was the least complaint and everything was always
would di>franch>c fO.ignborn citizens i bOsh: any
IDIOT. Illiterac voters won't Lee any worse on than
at present for when man apprOacle. tho poll, all
kinds Of ballots thrust into his hand and IFS
easier not 10 scratch of name than paste II over
Daniel Harris. president oi the lnieTnaone Union.
No. 144. also condemned the action Of the Governoe
and aCquie-cod IN all that Mr. Dampf said. a. also
that hereafter the elections of the Central Labor
Union would be bv ihc new system.
typographical Union No. now uses the system
advocated iv the bill and II works successfully.
Il t. probable that the Central Labor Union VIII
take action Governor lllls veto AZ it. mex; meeting
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
A NATIONAL PANKlNG ELL.

Washington. April LIN the Ious- today Mr.
walker Of massachusetts,. introduced biz - ctphlsh
national banking code. Il require tie deposit o.
eFecnbacks coin and coin certificates for the crcali
uo 10 te amount Of ten per cent o. thor capital for
BANKS OF capital Of S35O,oOO or les. The banks
nave right 70 issue carency notes. ia addition - the
zen per cen; they required 10 take from The COY
ehment, 10 the amount OF their coin and certificate
eerVc but al all times twenty per cent Of the cTcula
uoh shall be Of the notes secured by the deposit o
CON- and not more than eighty per % The notes
issued against the reserve.
The bill relieves banks of all taxation. and from all
expenses except the expense Of the npiiou o their
noNs The notes, on the Insolvency or expiration Of
'he charter OF the banks shall De redeemed by the
treasurer Of the Lnited states in coin coin ccrh
'aes OF an intrinsic value equal 10 the nominal value
VI tne deposit made to them and the Treasurer
"aS the authority 10 sell bonds for coin 10 redeem
'ach notes The bank shall have the right % issue
uo'es 70 an amount not o exceed it, coin coin Ger
uHcate reserve ~ determined from time to time by
'he controller Of the Currency but at time is this
eiass OF notes u exceed eighty per Of the total
circulation Of the bank.
hr Walker that by continuing the present
ns.em, using either four per cent bonds at their
Seseht price, or two cent bOnG II they issued
10y principle OF sound banking Is violated The
vaescht system while the best the country ever saw
ny enormously expensive and 1t could not continue
~Sen longer unless some means were devised TO rem
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TILE nrrY nN rnEAcco.

Washington. April 1.-The fil tcNt - thr tobacco
schedule of the Republican Tariff hil. "hl'h Was
yesterday submitted g. the hn Committee ON Way ana
Nesus by Chairman NcKinle' is a- follows
TOBACCO And MANrTACTrkt> OF.
Leaf tobacco suitable for cigar Niapp'.- II mob
stenr--d s. per pounc II s'elned - - if pound proc
,dec ;ha, II any l@rt'o. oi tobacco Imported 4"
any bale box o. package o. bulb shall p" suitable
for cigar wrappers entiT- qlant'l OF foha' ''i-
tanned such Asic loS pnckarr. or h.ih -a'' 30
tutiabe II MOI sf~uuled - 80 p'i pound II .i"'ti'o
a. 81 70 r-l pound.
All other tobacco leaf fapu'actrIef arg nD;
stsmmed 2j per pound u -,elamed. % cents pcs
iorrd
Tobacco nanufortired o. a descriptions nof s0c.
Enumerated Or provided tA- a. 30 cents w lD'nd
Snun and -nuN sour nanuiaotGi.d Of toi7cro ground
ory damp and picked scented or oth'fwis' oi al
descriptions 50 cents pcr pound.
Cigar cigarttcs ard cAeioot- Of AL Kind. 40 p'F
tond and . per tcntun ad ,alofen: bat Iopef cigar
ana cgarrte., including wrapI~r-. shall be- subject -
the sane duties Is ar herein Ilposed Ipon cica.,.
Ramon Alvarez and +. o. Locke are 10 have a
nearing before Ways and Means tomorrow in regard 80
Inc Increase 10 Ill. duty lea! tobacco prOpO "a b}
ue now Iani bl which raises tie duty from -
'shs ana - ceIt~ 10 - and - - pound. N'--i,
a.al" and Locke represent the Key West lotii
VI lraNc IN THEN opinion this increase would 4" p
vi' completely the manufacturing Interests oi hcN
Ne't ana DESTROY an INDUSTRY which il 40 way COM,
mo competition with native tobacco grover ana
manufacturers % American cigars.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
mn rrckrr nrnhFn,, rH0rf,r.

Washington. Apul l. The National ll'"'' hi'N'F'
Assertion 10 dat presented 10 ti' Hon" commit e.
on Commerce q protest against tl' p'-'as' ol On"
ai,r LlI proibflnr o." al" or transfer o. ra al
frlcf. hy any person. except 70 uiirN app iNi'i
ticket agent. The as,ociat.Ou We. represented h'
.iicrf H. " Ward OF Sow lorl,. g.. g. Lansing.
Of NcY lor.. H. &. Mcadcr. Of Cincinnati y. ".
Dorsey, of Baltimore W =. Dihncy. of Richmond
g. VI Mckenzie. OF Chicago. Loai Never. OF Detroit.
j. *. rlci,hmln. Of lunalo. aud John g. Nr'b' -.
NV York. The, held that thD proposition contained
u the bill va absurd that II would result l Iir!
railroad rri-, 10 the public. tla o. Wt- h' mn lntr
ui,-.t of the p r-onal Iish of the MdFn u "l'
pose ~ hi- own property and that under ~, tcr.>
man mlrhi b.. Imprisoned for year for s"llnr hi'
own rall.old ticket. They al" argued thA IA"
clause lon the bin (Which - airrdltor' "i TIE tri
tat. con urro- law providing for th' rrdcmpl 30
hv the railroad comp1nic- of unused part "i t'wl
va A snare. that fcw people had ti' Tine of dl7
M. .ifinu T. pre- th.,e clam. auf awli the -lo"
ion of railroad auditor-, and t" rr-hi' would he =
hc,v, arsrc-ii- /. s, {, the irtvcilin. public
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
pl.cr..lvc y ,rr. FOR rrr .rvvFp

II" trunk lr" cNecuft" committee held long
session t".f.ria, with regard 70 lake and rail wc-f
bound rate. f,f flc summer. n vt, deemed nadyi-
able to attempt anf adjustment o. fh" through ra's
20 ia.,c Superior and Northwestern point, until II was
harmed whether thc meeting of th~ Western Freight
Committee in 'hi.ac' todat uogt D." ahie o. asie"
upon flc tariff hcfond chicago. u was resolved
however 10 luf lnfo effect upon tAe openin- of nav
CATION fhc trunk nne rates which prevailed hy iat
irf tc l. year. namely upon tn' basis ~ 5l cents
er iop pound. f,r first oi- freight. down 20 20 cent,
% ..Afltl.-s - action 8a- tlara oH ct-'.onni
lr'. .ad aal r.ie-. a- Oh" iuinr" OF those ri'- Ni
i.r,.d rur hr.c' fh' relation.
i,fse~. ule N,fhRe-tcr roads and laae
An.- rl,n u.u fhc future If ilc ~r,fhou'i rates
,rI..n,tn- u iulnt ne territory. a., thr t'"nh lines
have tnr l,src- ,.ntf1. of tlc latter rates.
Ilc l... niger committee "a. authorized :" provide
. temporary ....e.-or fur Ii.-sn-or 'ofnm.- -'n"r
I.t,. l ,> ar agreement oolif DOT le reached ior
a.u permanent ,oni4l--o'er
4 dl..u...,n - fAe recent rHm'r- = cutting ln
go. 'f....rf f..-if r,f.. n. 'iI.rIfG urun. D. "t-
...fu.f.i uIfH .uttI1 1.i without as 1..'-hi
..Ifr u4fr If tlr Iftd ..f Hi'.''f STATS '.''
,f fDrna ., ur.c -... 0tf rIfI'I causing h.t Nht'
r I.u. f..If. and ffat liHt.Nn "a- adopted hF
.'I.i. ,4.h rltd l''t.eG lf.'i -'i ]. 'tnA' & Vs.
..rd noe afd 100 .f'-f' -i|r 100 -uNunI ti" depart
...f. f, lc,rl . ans inihVeif''f Ir'-rli,Ii.'- h"
..urf,f o. . believed fI4f .ifa. Of fir tN"r'' t
-,.a- r.li -,' .-l f.r ln'l,-t.r H i'rir d h
s,f.. l4 oricr -"cuf. o. init rf"i'rt.'D 'i ih'
frtll
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TO RELIEVE THE SUPREME COURT
FEAIUKf.S OF HE PkOPOsED HOUSE BII-L-IN
CREAsING THE CIRCUIT COURTS

Washington. APRIL 1.-The subcommittee of thc
House judiciary Committee which has for some uHc
been considering number Of bills to regulate and
revise the present judicial system reported 10 tho
full committee i general b.N. which will bee p,if,
in some details and reported 10 the House with
favO, able recommendation. The intention T. t. relieve
the United state, supreme Court aud the circuit
Courts Of part of the work which is accunulatinS
rapidly on the dockcts. The sub committee has con
fcIrcd with members of the senate Judiciary Com
mittce. who have shown much interest in the SUBJECT
and while the measure reported 10 day Is IN most
respects acceptable t. the senators referred 10. the
House subcommittee his rejected the senate PROPOSE
ton t. increase the number OF supreme Court Jus
tees 10 twenty one and to provide for "A prlcucal
division inio three courts.
The House Committee hill proposes 10 increase the
Circuit Courts by the addition oi one Judge IN each
circuit. Writ OF and appeal, may be taken
from District 10 Circuit Court Substantially as Al
present The District tonrit alone are To have
snal juIi-d ciiun and appeal, AZ, to Dee from the
Circuit To- the supreme Court M ea-c~ involving the
Of least $1,000. involving constitutional or
treaty questions. legal question OF sufficient i'm
pcriaucc t. require nnal decision los tIc supreme
Courl, and in patent and copyright cases m equity.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DECIDING AGAINST noLLIYs's CLAIMS.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER WILSON II THE CON-
S0LiDATED CASE.


Chicago. April IA dispatch from springfield. H..
says. The rcrort OF Master COMMISSIONER Bluford
Wilson in the consolidated ease OF the American Loan
and Trust Company against ,c i. LOu, and Chicago
Railway Company. the Mount Olive coal Go npary,
etc. has been filed in the United states Circuit Court
here. The interest i'm the report begins with the
issuance Of the first mortgage consolidated gold bonds
ON April l. i--7 100000 issued and secured
by rtgagc 10 the American Loan and Trust
Company. The introduction Of T. &. Hollins. Of New
consolidated company. and of Frank {. IIollins a
Co.. - fiscal agents. is then explained The report
says that Wing aud ion, by their combined cilots
raised the bonded ndebtcdnc-, of the consolidated
company from - 10000 to ~ l.G5O,OOO.' ln TN,
arises what the report find, 10 be an ovcri,sue Of
100000.
The report continues: IIollins a broker, claims
to have bought from the company. through himself
a. fiscal agent. sJlO.OOD ol-. In APRIL Iulc and
september. l--7 broker. dong bn-lu",- for ini- H.
hc sold the bond, AT average of dlput -.
making profit of .l2o,1oO. on his riooOOo second
bought n >cpcmhcr. 1~-'. al 3D. and -'ld AT 80. nc
made Scu.oOO. one of M accounts last cNllniI"d
against the company contains 'hhfg" of l'Opv
for -egvlcc- rendered fiscal agent
The report concludes pom thc whole case. and
careful review Of thi facts, ma that neither WINK
Holm. has IN equity. the slightest clim either
upon bends liOl to 900 inclusive. or II those OF
held h' other. foY tIcif. loth have been lar is
OVcrpa4 for amy -cr,lrc-. advance, property con
trihutoh hy them. and should bc compelled by the
court to account with il, receiver OF ma ter"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
ARNY LNILLLInLA.r

Washington. April Acting Assistant ~ur-c.r
Thomas !. HIrr- ha. beer ondr.,i 90 tlN w Iori
Brady. Ni,1.. ii-- Lieutenant John g. D4rti4t. -.f
Infantry. i4- iceD relieved inNm Outs ..-e CO. camp
&, breid.rr De.rral Miles a.t D.. nidecl =, ..ia a..
,ou.4r, Post onplAa D4s. N4-o. ll. I,c. >cir e. .
lIi.' I.c.f,f.t4f L -. Lr,v,l. -tfN It.n,r.. ha.
Deem oia'.es foo .ol. h- D.upay t.o l'asc "i
.,.,r ot Lieutenant T.. g. i.lI f"H. aa f.fr,. h.
irr. r.ttt.t i.-. months ".ti permission. 80 -n
abroad. ttIIf,. r. n Ef.f..u. -I.f l.f.nir. Af. l...
detached lua .lc,.l. outs tad .fo...f t' .0If hI.
liDt t.e i.-n4tnl oi i,"i NnlHif 10. Il.a i.,
fo.if. la... 1.rr Academy. iai. 're. o.. "p''d
iI. ir..-HaIla ol first L'4t'aalt Have, 81. A"'f.
-.u4 Ia,,.ta. hl. Drca a,.'i. .,d fl, tse effect Jui.
r. l-.o. asa .c A4- l.,sr r' a'.,,,e ODD t'ff date
Captain Leonard il-,. "iu Infantry, l,. t.'. -.i.t'd
,lA inafa. .4sc ~ autea'c. Hlfl i'.l.l..'I q" 80
abroad tarn, fte l,,al.f lite isrl ordered ia" thr
l.ta ll!A.fr, i4rt l'l."' ift '.'l l. ). Na."N. o..
....af ral .a .c.4 -ftl'a t., ni'fi-' l'ttc ot
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o,4..ci Co., i,.r..,r, OUTS Of lot LraI.. ''i Mi.oi
ler.. D tr,l. Inspector D'.cii. Al. l.'. oa4r.'d
iu ir .o,s.t .li. ,i AA.a.f-fY. t.t.. tt.tIa D. J.
i.l....t-. lI.. .ul-fnf la. l'fn ordered i'
u...,.as su.. n tAaDo..r. Barracks. F'..i -i''
Captain J b L.i-cr-. h.liaN .t..ri''Iel. Ia- h''i
o.d..,i tD special d.r 80 g. L''.. ''.iA.H jN'i.
,, ....,......f ll.l I,.. .iff IS 3D. Usn.l. afn
..l.s A.- nrcl relieved inin tl''leI H41 Niih iN'
N,to.a. ',A.d of >r" las.. atd orir,'i o" ."'. h.
'''. '' +l,t. 0 ,i.,a-o. l..i,lapan ,-i-c ~
-.u,.,lu Aa bee. o.'l"frd Q" eui' 80 -a' 'h.'' N'
-..clal. Proctor to-day -cat to 10, senate CON
,.d arc. io.ri ou 'hc recent t'-(- made 't SANDY
NOOK sim d a,a m.lnpi oi firms -i'll. containing
f,. ,rI .on ,ai ihc c.plD...r inaii"r 'otiiteh li
hn l,ii, tY Ne..lI, Gtllcu'i- through
,,.off, u, %. bt la. in .ior. ,nd for thi- f,aon
il o,. In On, m.i iAlj ,.rFllr "oud b" lnddr'
'cen'l.i.d. iai ior the present no further 'c'i, BE-