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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

There are tbrco species Of the deer kind
OF animals, which are explained ~ FOL,
lows for Llttlo Men aud Womm, tho
moose the deer aud caribou. The largest
h tho moose Sometimes they nro ~ largo
M the largest horses, 1hoy have heavy,
lofty horns or nntlcrg these spread ont In
shape like thc open llngow Of tho hand
They shed these horns once n year, usually
In February They add ono now prong
every year, beginning when two years old,
80 by counting thc horns you can toll how
old moose H. The horns are not shed all
NJ one time, but como on one by one ~ the
moose rubs against trees,
Tho moose N called tho most noble AMI.
nal Of the forests In the state Of Maine
the white Pine Is called the finest and most
noble Of forest troos So tho moose aud
the pine tree are on the shield In the coat Of
arms Os the grcat seal Of the state OF
Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

rs intOmhmng 70 lnuhb Wnp l0Ok at II,
A little figuring will make II clear why
this IL 80, There arc l,76O yards In a
mile, or 100 strides feet long, 10
do mile In o minutes walker must
cover eco yards a minute, on II feet q
second, Now eco atepa amipute-nearly
q seconds pretty quick work, as any
one may discover for himself, Even 0
stepa q second, or 100 70 tho minute,
seems quick The chances are that your
emihuts 0 man, although his lega move
No quickly that hiR steps seem short, ia
not doing as many as 200 stepa 10 tho
minute, and consequently that tho stride
10 NJ least 0 feat Inches With little
practice a man feet high can easily
maintain u foot stride for half mile,
London Society Times,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
How IN wa,t I,ns..

Persons who have never been trained
to walk fast generally quicken their gilit
by bending forward and lengthoning
their stride, at tho same time bending
their knees very much NJ each etep, II
is pretty eafe to say that no one can pos.
sibly adopt this style and keep u fair
walk at y faster gait than six miles an
hour. The fast walker must keep him
self erect, his shoulders buck and chest
thrown out He must put his forward
foot and heel first, and with the leg
straight. He must, II ho expects to got
u good stride, work his hips considerably,
overcoming the sidewiso tendency Of the
hip movement by compensatory swing
ing Of the arms,
The length Of q stride in fast Walking
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

1--WE hlllNh llAhhhNlNlNN NlNNlN
tuggcd uptl they had the clothes horse on
the sunny side Of The big barn, Then they
vat down upon the back steps aud watched,
Very soon bird came and alightod near
the clothes horse,
"lt IL q moose bird" whispered Allie,
"They are always hungry, and ho will bo
sure to SEQ II. Sure enough, he did sec n,
and soon his mate came, too, and another
aud another until there were i've birds
pcoklng eagerly aud twlitorlng their
thanks,
"sh-h-hr' cautioned Allie, os mamma
came 10 SEQ what kept them 40 still "Wo
are feeding the birdics,n said Nellie but
mamma spld nothing, She looked first at
the birds and then A. tho girls For what
do you think they had given the birds for
their Thanksgiving dinnorY Al tho whlto
auet which wNa meant for pudding and
the bceNtonk which was laid nsdo for
bwakfWt,-llttlo Men aud Women,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27


6IAlaEiS JACKET -c0LLAgwlrtn0A CSph
entirely of Aatrakhnn. Happily most OF
tho large upatandiug cpllam will turn
down II required, The sleeves are inyarln-
bly, put in hIgh 40 the shoulders and some
are much lnrlor Ht Tho wrist and nearly
all have nn added ouli, A more unique
nmnlgnmntion of seal aud AHlwkhUn dis
played the latter In a Vshupyd form on
the bodice, forming llpprt ln front and
pdlnta ON the top Of tho sleeves.
The new Jackets No the llguro nt the
back, aud are closely shaped In front A
really fashionable plain frahLlu jacket ~
made thus with long hHslUo. 10 high col
lar with points turning downward Ut th0
throat, HIGHER and squnftr than wo saw
thcm lAst ycur, outstanding sleeves Ht the
shoulders, and added cuffs The shlcnt
points Hrr thut tho seal Juchut are some
three Inches or four Inches longer IN the
basque ihHu last HrHuW chat they have
higher collars Of varied form, aud that
many open 0f doglrod) 70 show 10 rolled
border Of fur. which iurma part Of the col.
lar and can hu hutt0npd over Ut wilt Tor
nearly nl tio now lpcbel hUyu cithor %
narrow Or broad fcIus 0. fur inaldc the
fronts
Fur chpcg are muio lougpr this season
and gathered highon thc shoulder Many
are entirely OF soulHkinj other have the
collar and shoulder pieces of \HIrukUhn,
The largo lurlipud ulnIV ARE yulumiuOuH
garments reaching sometimes tp the feet
and entirely uuyelupIug tBo llWv, Largo
fur muNa ltn Uurr funIu To- lH worm Ilu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

Several years sgo au engineering novelty
was developed In The shape Of process Of
tunncling through quioksand by arst
freezing H. Of n somewhat similar order
~ The method lately employed Ia Germany
by Herr Ncukirch for securing a foundu-
ton underwater llcinuoduccs powdered
cement into the sand Of the river or harbor
bottom by compressed air. The cement
"sctsn 10y the action Of the wulor In tho
usual way aud forms what Is virtually
q solid rock foundation, This ought 10 DO
OF value In lighthouse construction, says
Tho New York Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

A sawmill foreman has invented u device
for keeping gum from the rim Of the band
saw by causing n spray Of water TO con.
stantly play ON tho blade,
A substitute for emery in grinding has
been found In crushed steel
ono Of the bost yarnshcs for steam pipes
or smoke stacks Ia directed TO BE- made
with good usphaltum dissolved In oil or
turpeutinc,
According 90 u recent Official return The
length Of the telegraph lines on the glcbe
II ut present about 6OO0O0 miles, or twenty.
six tlmcy ~ circumference nc The equator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
pueklen,n Arnicn ealyo.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped Hands,
Ohildrens Cornes, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Price rs cents per box. For sale
by Durbin Wright Sc 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

NJ Filpol % distinguished faNunt, OK,
hlbIted 10 the Scientific Association, Paris,
rcaults ohtuInod by ubirouug flowers 90
the influence ot u mixture OF sulphurlc
ether and some drops of HmmunIu lie
showed that under the influence ui thia
llquld o great nwuhoro nj ylulcts aud roses
turned deep grccu
Tho following experiments may hN utr
tempted by any reader who rs iutorc,lol'
Some ether N poured into % glass, and ~ 10
h added u small quantity ot liquid ammo.
ulo=about 0netouth OF tho volume The
flowers are then plunged Into thr hUId
(sce cut), Flowers whose natural color is
rcd or violet take Instantly % bright green
tint Other tlowcra, thc color. of which
are not the sAnir shade, take dlllcwnt tluta
whom IN contact with ummuunl, either.
The upper petal Of thu sweet pea, lur in-
stance, becomes l1rl, blue, wNIio thu lower
petal turns % bright groCn WhIIo flowers
usually turn yellow red gowniUm turns
blue, while rcd tnupdUgon turns brown,
Yellow llowoW preserve thvlrugtuiNl color,
The action Of tlH liquId ia su rapid thnt 10
" cBHy tu procure green spots 10y pouring
here and there % drop OF thcsuutluu Tho
most curious changes of color nrr shown
by llnwcw which are composed ol liIieront
tlnta, their red slroaks turning W M. tho
whltp yellow. etc. Flowers subjected To-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

exercise On ths
hfteenth day of hif
fast In Paris hf
went 40 the loihel
tOwer,and a. hrus
sals, after a week
without food he
climbed 10 the Top
of the Colonna ds
Congrea Ia wa
and q half min
utes, lie also fen
oes and walks
plays AZ single
stick. smnkes. eia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Fashion Echoon.

The tea gown Is becoming more ornate
as well as more popular every day
Many OF the new morning wraps are In
the new turquoise color, This Is rather
trying for morning compexions,
Some OF The new evening dresses are del.
uged with lace.
Jewelod nets win DO much worn in tho
way Of draperies this season,
Winter dresses for day wear are nindo Of
wool rather than sllk, though sometimes
thore y o combination Of tho two
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

The gcmmIng industry Ia Ceylon Is re-.
ported TO have good prospects before IT,
According TO The Ceylon Observer, Co
lombo merchant recently saw some very
fine and valuable stones In the hand Of n
Norman dealer, The finest was a splcn
did specimen Of catsoyo for which $1,000
was paid In Colombo, and II was believed
that the stone must have been quite recent.
ly found.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

Many Of the new dresses have one nouncc
around The hem, which may be taken as n
prcmonition that the gowns of next sen.
sou win bo 1ounced to the waist, after the
style Of our grandmothcrs Thus gently
does fashion insert The wedge Of nm limo
walton In mode which presently develops
10 eXAggcmtlon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

Tho world seemed all my own, Tor ailcncc dccI
WIS round me everywhere
The merry song birds even Heomed asleep
In Che calm noontidoAir,
All, twas Indeed experience sweet 10 mo
No be alone IN scenes 80 frnal ~ rrcol
But what 10 this, A rustlhg In tho grass
Thon not Nlone mn !
Close 10 the rivers odgo they slowly pass
with mock md wondering eye,
Tho peaceful flock, who gaso (wltli naught Of
feaD
Bwprhcd, 10 d5ibt 20 dnd intrudere horc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
FHAoua foR fAsfIAo.
A mAa who seems "a Bs Able 10 Hsist
WithOut Feed,

win Rign0r Rueoi sueeumb' Ruoh has
bean the leading question among physolo-
gista IA New York city for some time ~
the famous faster has been making bis test
Of forty-dYe days without food lie did
forty days In London, and nearly equal
terms Ia other foreign cities, but promised
fartyfy days abstinence In New York,
as Dr. Tanner had already done forty dayA
His method however, differs widely
from Tanners, for he takes considerable
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
slrn,o. uf ont of noor anrmcnl..

Highly trimmed sleeves promieo 10 be- the
ragc ON oil outdoor garments this wlntor
II will be impossible to ring the changes
much In this direction, We hnvo had silk,
mtin and velvet sleeves, aud these have
been decorated In twenty different ways,
Marrow stripes Of velvet botwoon short
rows OF braldipg IL ono Of tho newest dec.
orations Braid ls still favoritc trim
ming, Somo jnol,otA 0rc thiclSly braided
NIL oynr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS,
INFORMATION or INTEREST TO a
LARGE GLASS or READERS,

Illustrated Description ~ . Miuer's safp'
~ lamp, the Invention ~ = Norwegian
Electrical Engineer, whleh Il Attract,
ing Attention In England,
The disastrous results Oi the use 0t
naked lights Ia coal plts have been demon
strated times Without number, but the
men will still risk their lives rather than
work with tho 80 called safety lamps
They fnd that thelr eyesight is Impaired
and their work Murdered by tho small,
gllmmerlng light which the protected
lamps afford, aud no they prefer The better
illumination even with The grayest danger,
Naturally We turn ~ tho electric llRht
for the thing ueedful, and several attempts
have been mnle tn produce mlnar's cleo
trio LAMP A might have bren expected,
there have been failures, Both primary
and secondary batteries have been con
trived, but without satisfactory results.
A Norwegian electrical engineer has, how
ever Invented lamp which he believes
will meet tho conditions Ut tho case. II has
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

glass Ions, capable
Of resisting uuy ordinary knocking about
but should n be brohcu hy au exception
ally heavy blow tho lamp viii baiustwtly
dhplRoed and the lllument hou1me cold be-
fore the gns could come in contact with H.
The speciality 0l tho invention h the 100.
oumulat0r which has great storage caplo,
10y small compass ltlareuhWgeddloct
from dynamo.
Tho cover which locks the rim Of the
bullsoye II securely closed by q krY and
all risk Of tho ump belng tamppred with
~ removed, The construction ih very Nm,
pie, and 30 tho cnst should be- very mnlor
ate II manufactured on large scale The
original cost would ha greater than nn oil
lamp, but the cost 0t maintenance would
ho leas The light given h three or four
times greater than by aulcty LAMP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
HIS SKULL WAS CRUSHED.

Sensational suicide Of Train Nohher In
Prison,
Another Of the l,ubo Burrows gang has
gone suddenly 10 hIs peace, s, q, Brock
better known ~ joe Jackson jumped
from the highest gallery In tho ponlten'
tlary NJ Jackson, Miss, and dashed out
hia brains upon the brick floor some iifty
feet below
lie lctt o written confession that hc and
liubo Burrows committed the Duck hill
train robbery In December, lss3 and That
hc llrookl shot Chester llughca, who wa
Ia pursuit OF them,
lie and Rubo Smith, In conjunction with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

yl8rE DRIVING CAfEaNFplol CArE
bright oolor,d quilted satin This is an
elegant and comfortable wrap specially
adapted 20 evening aud theatre wear Tho
Medlci cape Is In dgrl, seal, with chin.
chlla collar aud rovom The driving cape
is also In seal and has double collar,
from under which the cape falls In two
plats on the back from the shoulders,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
coneunnptIon suroIy cured.

10 TIN EptoRi-. ploapo inform your Nadora
that have apoatiyo remedy Tor tho aboyonamod
disease. by Ia timely uso thousands OF hopeless,
caaou have boon permanently curod. tshall DO glad
10 aond two bottles ofmy remedy FREE 10 any OF
your readers who hayo consumption II thoy will
send mo their Express aud =, q, NddNas Respect
fully, A. A. sLoCUM, NJ, O., i8t Pearl 81, N, X,
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with life imprisonment instcud Of being
tried In Che state court for the murder Of
Hughes and hanged L1tor, however, he
changed hig mind and decided 60 die.
The occurrence wul % trying one for the
officials. Brock and Eubo Smith were ba.
Ing tukon uut for triad when Brock aud
douly turned and ran up tbu stairs to the
highest point hc could reach, crying out to
stand clear below, FOR hc was coming Two
oncUB seized % muttrrss and held 10 so
Os 10 catch him thereon it possible, while
the others sought 90 reason with him
They say thia lasted au hour, but n was
probably much less, He shouted out his
real name and added, "l would make q
statement II there was reporter hero, ~
He throw down his now derby hat, myiug
"Giyc that 10 the convict who Keeps the
white mice IN Ibis cell, ho lsa very clover
fellow
The officer on thc gallery now tried 10
rcach aud seize him, but Brock oyudcd him
and made the leap, lie turned over ~ he
foll, and Just missing the mattress struck
ON the back OF his head. His skull was
crushed 10 fragments and driven into his
brain, yet hc brcnthcd occasionally for hall
an hour This leaves Rubc Smith tho last
OF the famous trio and he win doubtless
end his days In prison,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Now nrlnntnl rnrrnmrs.

sandalwood and goolab are the pamN
Of two fresh oriental perfumes, Tho last
Is something like altar Of roses, only lcss
pungcnt, The othor scent will DO 0ppre
ciated by those who like the rather siclSly
odor Of saadalwuod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

been subjected 20
severe practical
tests Ia tho coal
mines NJ Stafford
shire with satlHr
factory results,
Pan Mall Budget
deRGriheH this
lnmpgs belngo con
Hidcrably smaller
than q Dayy and
N about the same
weight being u
littlu over three
pounds The Ia
cHudesutnt lamp
ig protected by II
-L.uuu lLnlInLI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

In Hickory Mountain township, N, O.,
lives negro named Abnor Dorsett who
has q legitimate caso OF "big head" His
skull Is thirty-two inches in diameter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

Burrows, also
committed tho
Bucatumnu rob,
berry Tho confcs-
sion also contains
minute "details of
many otho r
crimes, thc whole
mnl,inRH very OK
citing chapter In
criminal annals
lie made this con
fCgIon, hoNlid, in
tho hope that lio
would be con
duuncd utonco Ia
the federal courts,
40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-29

After inspecting the buds in his or
chard of some 300 apple trees, Mr. Ed
mund Denham says two of that number
will bloom. Cl0rkSbuTg Telegram.
The Charleston papers report Govern
or Fleming i'm Richmond, where be will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-29
MARTINS FERRY.

Bellaire has one of the finest Odd Fellow
buildings In the State of Ohio which has
lust been completed, and the citizens OF
| that city should be proud of it. and also OF
| the wide-awakc and energetic members
who have undertaken TO not only make
home forthemselves. but 10 beautify the city
with such a fine structure. We hope the
brothers of Martins Ferry will follow the
/ footsteps of our neighbors, and as they
/ have two of the finest and best located lots
/ I'm the city to erect "a fine building on, that
/ they will commence at once and have one
| To dedicate on April 26, 1891. We are sat
isfed that the l. O. O. +. of Martins Fer
| nv cannot be eXcelled in Eastern Ohio.
A countrvman. well known here, bought
/ "a key of beer from Henry Floto the other
evening and after putting IL III the wagon
/ he went back into the saloon, when some
/ of the boys stole IL. Now he IS hunting Ior
| the parties who committed the THEFT
There was a meeting of the First VIZ
giuia Cavalry last night at the haywood;
/ Chaplain Vatican, of the First met all
| the old comrades lthat live here, ana they
had quite a time talking aver old times.
The mud hole at the intersection OF Han
over and Second streets. claims the atten-
ton of the Street Commissioner IL has
'
should be looked after at once.
FAN of Atlanta will be played at the OPP
era House ON Friday and Saturday even
/ iugs. Arrangements have been maze at
/ the haywood for siXty-iivc people, whoare
/ in the caste
Mr.. c. j. Rudcsell, of the large lobbing
| house Of Rudescll X Son. Charleston, W.
/ Va. glass and crockery dealers, was IN the
city Yesterday, visiting the glass factories.
G.. Burke was fined - and costs by
/ Mayor Orr Yesterday on the dog case, and
/ to-day is set for the damage against him by
/ Bliuco.
Jesse Sclby has returned from Virginia
where he has been ON visit TO ms lalhci'
who is over 50 years old.
/ A large bay horse belonging to Mitchell.
| the bridge contractor. died yesterday al
| Weber's livery stable.
There was heavy frost in the country
yesterday morning, doing slight damage 10
| fruit and vegetables.
About twelve indictments were found
against Martins Ferry saloon keepers by
| the grand jury.
Mrs. Joe Frazier and Miss Lizzie Timber
| lake leave for Columbus this morning on
/ pleasure trip.
T.andreth's Garden Seeds in bulk or
papers. AT D. Williams, Washington ST "
Kerr's horse ran of about > o'clock, but
| did very little damage.
James Carriers wife is very low not be
| ing expected TO live.
Club Campbell's children are all down
with the measles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-29
BENWOOD.

A nuptial event is to be celebrated this
morning at o'clock in which the contract
ing parties are 7. Allen, popular employe
al the steel works, and Miss II. Hoffman.
The best man will beoJames Weir. of Nc
Keesport, and the bridesmaid Miss Lizzie
Hoffman. sister Of the bride-elect A wide
circle of friends extends their cOngratula-
tiOns
Some Of the influential base ball frater-
nifty are endcavoring to get petition
through the Council granting privilege 10
play on Sunday. II is argued, and in such
a way as 10 invite consideration, that the
working people have no chance to see or in
dulge in the fascinating game ON the six
secular days.
Quite a crowd that gathered along the
river bank this morning watching what
looked to be a huge blackfish. OF sturgeon,
were somewhat chagrined at discovering
later that it was nothing but an Old slab,
with a scantling dashed to one end. Itkept
up very regular motion in the water.
JOY was unconfined at the Three Twins
dance at Westwoods Hall last evening
Mayors orchestra filed the air with its
sweetest strains. The three gentlemen
who so gracefully did the honOrs of the
evening were Ed Pearl, Fred Heisenberg
and John Bloom.
The Benwood Stars, the champion
juvenile team Of BenwOod captained by
Luke Garvey, don't take any back water
They will wallop all clubs under u years
Saturday they give few pointers to
the Bellaire Alder boys
1t is said that the building of the new
blast furnace has been postponed, and that
il now rests upon several contingencies,
which may eliminate in its construction
being begun next month or at much later
and indefinite period
A small child was knocked down and run
over by motor on Main street, Sunday
morning The child received several cuts
and bumps upon the head and body, but
was not seriously injured.
Mr.. X. W. Coates leaves next Thursday
for California. Mr. Coates will be greatly
missed among his many friends in Ben
wood.
An additional switch has bean laid on
the motor track above Schad's lane eN-
pediting travel somewhat at this terminus.
The sewer ON Sixth street clogged up
Sunday and overlooked the sidewalk. The
obstruction was finally removed.
Johnnie Bissett, a small boy, Of the Cen
tire ward. cut an ugly cash in his hand while
playing with carving knife.
James Higgins is filling the position as
conductor ON one of the motor cars.
There is a movement on foot TO start a
canning factory in Lower Benwood.
Miss Nora Dolbear has returned from u
visit to friends in Bellaire
A large party is booked as one of the so
cial events of this week.
Miss Annie Nolan, of Allegheny, is Wis
itiug friends here.
Mr. James Moran, of Marshall street is
ON the sick list.
The Whitaker addition is rapidly build
ing up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-29

close to best prices on the list The final
changes Of Importance are all advances, and
Tennessee Coal rose . &c, St Paul prefer
red nc, Northern Pacific lc, preferred
116c, Louisville lllc, Manhattan lisc;
Sales, AGO, 665 shares and quotations closed
bid as follows
Adams Express $50; American Express,
rs; Canada Pacific 7s4; Central Pacific,
81 s; Chesapeake and Ohio, 249{ do. first
preferred, "a; second preferred, 49,
Chicago and Alton. 100; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1913 Delaware and Hud-
son, 1887: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, l43i! Denver and Rio Grande,
Isl, Erie. 215S; do. preferred. G6i4 Fort
Wayne, l52; Illinois Central, 1863 Lake
Shore 1919; Michigan Central, 99i4 :
Minneapolis and St Louis, 81 do pre-
ferred, Isl Missouri Pacific, 49, North
en Pacific. 32@t do. preferred, ~ North
western. ll4i5 do preferred, l45ii New
York Central. 1919; Oregon Transconti-
mental. 80 Pacific Mail, 42l Peoria, De
catur aud Evansville. 21l5; Pittsburg,
l51. Pullman Palace Car, 1872; Reading,
42a- Rocl, Island, 937s; St Louis and San
Francisco. 20; do preferred, - do first
preferred. @: St. Paul, %; do. pre-
ferred. l2la4; ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba. ll2l(: St Paul and Omaha, -
do. preferred. %: Texas Pacific, 2Os
Union Pacific Co., United States Express,
-; Western Union, 81