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TWISTED BY ToRNADoEs.
Towns in Kansas Demolished by Terrible
Winds

Winds.
WICHITA, Kans., May 13.-Tbe formation
Of three tornadoes was witnessed here about
6 o'clock this evening, two about six miles
sou and another about the same distance
northeast a dispatch from Augusta. But
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Cost an0 3'pun0.

, osT-Rankhook No. % .7O2 Dry Dock ssy4,,
L. Ionk ANY person having claims upon sid b.. =
called upon pr the same To The bank within tim,
49, mr. tha aid book will declared cancelled and "
t.npli shed and a new issued IN lieu thereof "a
4 OST.-bankbook No. 23lllO on Dry Dock SAVING,
|, p,nk An, per.on HAVING claims upon said boan ~
a1lod ,inon Ia pr the the bank within b
,v. or m, and hoo.. will b" declared carc"ed and ~
filipli shed ana q new issued In Ecu thereof
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UnbIic Notice.
- =---~~--~-~~-~-------~~---
NlTICE

Do
Il Application having been made % the Board :.
RAILROAD Of the State OF New. YORK nv
SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY Of the c ~
~ NpwYork under provisions 81 sec. 100 Chan Sa1
Laws Of 1890 amended by chap. $40 Laws of LOO
for change o: motive power from horses ~ the stos
ace electric system on It's route from Peek Sin b ~
Harlem River and running through and along the en
length Of Sccondayc, with several branches extendlas
Thirdave Eigth-s and FourthaVe 10 Astor Place M
thence along AS,or Place the eastcrIy side of R,c.s
wav notice hereby given that hearing al.v.
will be had before Board az The rooms Of the Chamh
Of Commorce In the CITY Of New-York. Tuesc,y'
July 18th, II a. m. ,, ~ rrnco.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
rr-poprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Iondon July g. D. m.-Consols. oG GIG FOR money ans
or II iG for The account. New York. Pennsylvania an'
ONO INST mor'a,r, bonds 3d.; Canadian Pacific. 81 =
rin oG1,. Illinois Central. 1922 P"nnsyl 'anla -"
Sr1nfsh T. ca The rat" o. discount In the open ma
fdr thr," months bill~ j. Bloc P' cent lnnia
cnuncil hills wen allotted today At q decline 81 o5.'
prr rur.c Pars ad,icc- quot. yer cent r'nt"s at -
for the account. ana exchange on
London a, . franc, l. crntiuc- for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

NEW.YOT.K GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO.
30 CEDAR.sT, NETWORK.
JULY 1~T, 1892
To the holders Of Trust Receipts Issued by the New
YORK; Guaranty * Indemnity Company for pi'lerI'u
,ck Of the Thom-om- n custom Electric Company w.
1o,ted under Stockholders Agreement dated FrO >, lo'-
Notice j. hereby given that on and after Juy = Io'-
this company Will be prepared deliver 10 III" holders OF
Trust Receipts issued by 1t for shares Of the prefer SOCK
NJ the Thomson Houston Electric Company under the Stock
holders agreement above named in exchange Tor 7u'h
Tru Receipts for preferred stock Of the en'ia
Electric Company Of NrwYork the rate of exchange
stated I'm stockholders agreement, namely one snare
Of the preferred Of the General Electric company Tor
every four Of the preferred stock OF the IHo'son
Houston Electric Company represented by such Irn>C re-
cript For any fractional part Of share OF the p'eeu
stock OF the General Electric Company TO which holder
Of Trust Receipts shall be entitled upon the surrender oil
the same this Company win account OF such fractional
interest a Trust Receipt providing that upon
surrender thereof accompanied by other new Trust Re-
more entire shares the preferred stock OF The General
Electric Company bearer shall be entitled To receive
from th, Company certificate for the amount oil preferred
stock Of the Electric Company represented by sch
new Trust Receipts surrendered.
The books for the tra.cr Of the Trust Receipts hrst
above mentioned Will be permanently closed on Aug A.
,ao, II. A. MURRAY, Treasurer.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

The 1nlv direct me " L0:agt LIty Mass, and Port
land Maine. Connecting at Portland with All rail-
Poiand SufnTs White Mountains. Rockand Bangor. and
ali Eastern Summer Resorts. Steamers sail Monday,
"Wednesday saturday AZ 5 from Pier 30, las.
River foot Of Markets: N Y For information apply TO
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financial.
East Tenn, Va. & Ga. R. R.

Notice IS hereby the holders OF the ENohslon
and General Mortgage Bonds Of the East Tenesse' VIZ
rnia aud Georgia Railway Company that ma'o'Y
.o,.t ~ the holder, Of sid bonds have entered INTO an
.rceucn, IN writing with committee OF bondholiers pro
lng for the reorganization Of said railway company ana
hat CODY " said agreement has been locs Win 'he
central Trust Company OF New-fork for in-Pcuo' "i.
,t, holder. Of said bonds have not executed sdld
.ocreu, nay become parties thereto and VIII DC en-
,d - rartcrae in the benefits thereof, by signing he
anne on or before August l. 1892.
G. WEIDENFELD, Chairman
EIGENE KELLY.
CHARLES VI. FRY.
RICHARD T. WILSON.
DAVID G. ROBINSON.
Committee.
LEWIS r. WILSON. Secretary.
Dated June -, 1s31
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
IL I,,lv 1910
WJr,T WAS DONE IN STOCKS


Wednesday Jnlv 6, - D. m.-The stock market
refused 10 respond TO the fears excited by IN"
nassinc of free silver bill by the United STATES
senate The apparent success Of free coinage III
Tho nopular branch of the National Legislature
was without material effect on prices, ana the
labor disturbance at the Homestead Mills was
regarded with equanlmltY. AnalrhN ana !!rt
silver" was the battle cry of the bear ilc'loh
in tie stock market, but 1t was deprived OF
Grc, lncaus. il wa, believed also 10 b. political
slogan That large part of III" selling yeNFi-
iay was for the short account was pIo'oI N
the increased borrowing demand i'r 'He dc'' :
stocks Ii might be urged that the demand LOT
rock; which have an international market WIS
:, simple consequence of selling Tor foreign AZ
connt II Guild be replied with the utmost CON
tdence that the premium paid ior 'he G,e VI
ricago. Burlington aud Quincy was not IN an
ticipation OF stock certificates 10 arrive from
Throne. On the other hand, the buying for
foreign account was sufficient to ahect rye
for shipment were only 100000 In view OF
thc political contest in England, II is surprising
that any attention should IN paid TO our railway
securities at TYNE when thc n' mnican pon''
Although the final variations were eenerally
small declines the buying was much better 'i'ah
the selling There was. of course. certain
amount of interocking orders. but their principal
uurpose was 10 diSlodgc long stock. Every pre-
text was used, in fact. TO enable The short IN
tercst TO cover its contracts. but ii may reason
ably be dom ted whether 1t was no' enl"r rye pI
owrers Of stocks ns' disturbed IN anV way
by the alarm which was aroused by professional
operators in either politics or stocks Inc CLOSING
was nj prices considerably above the lowest. ana
it was firm rather than weak. \ few prominent
stocks recorded small final gains
TIE DAY X TIE BOND MARKET
There were again Transactions in Govern
mcnt bonds at the Stock Exchange but the market
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financial itlcciinQs.

~ He ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold
! er- ~ thc knickcrbochcr steamboat Company for
tho election OF Board u Directors the year
will b, held 1t the Office Of The company NO % Newest
NewN ork. on Tuesday July L. 1902 ut o'clock D. M.
Ncw-York. July Z. 1892 +. A. BARNABY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
Financial elections.

NEW.YORK, July 3, 1892
TIlE ANNUAL ELECTION of the Stock
L holder. Of The Lincoln SAFE Deposit Company VIII
BE- hcli 81 32-s East f2d>t W'.1l lay. JuN 1881.
ls"2. at o'clock J. m, To- the pu,po,' OF choosing
eleven trustees an1 two Inspectors II 81 ct0n
suing year IN" polls viii r-niall opr,l for one hour
JOIIN r. VAN WORMTR Srcretiry
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pipi0cno Notices.

L|tDl0cnU NOllIf9.
'''' i'""N LdUis hAii%HY f%Xr1 KY % 1872.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of ono and
onaa pr cent will BE- gai o. se Gio Of '' gad
Iay f. ~. ihe o9cc q Mr,,F, pI.Se More" oe 8
!. Is 1892 5"' - '''-'"' 81. MAILS. rF..d'n'
CENTRAL F IA ;$ e fsm .' ", ,.
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE
ARIES per geP 9 Ia, ~. 1G G G1S d @a' i f2
.''y' July ''"'' I'LL ''''i T. W wXrs5N Treasurer.
THE NATIONAL GQE22 AAGGEE COMPANY j 800
THE BOARD OF DlRECTORS of TIE IA
i TIoNAL CoRpAGE COMPANY h!,r II, da, d..
a9a re- .t a@ 2q'IIwSG &Nb r 6& :" rR SS
N fhg Common Soc Of .i g ' . !, fo,h a''D .
III, any. i iS1 f = q. odA T. NJ and , Aasa,i
second NEXT CHARLES DAVIS Trca,ur,r.
. Irepaied % pay Principal and Interest 20 dos o. pay
@ I % 2s" ss S5 aS ys25 fs' U''
me HANK :, Or =, A H,!h }aSs ., ,sr
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have thi, day
L declared senlanngai dividend OF ROM - If, rar
Sr altt ,aya M! y" gSo ui ur g. is!e VIII
DALLAS IL. ri:Al'r cashier.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF. YEw.YoIK.
~ HE COUPONS due July l. 1892. from tho
lord, 81 tho Satr OF South Carolina known Brown
Bond- and ol,-half pr cent Blu" Bends and
pr Redemption Brown Consol, "l be Iad by
this tank presentation aud after July l.
GEORGE :. III kOk, cashier
OFFICE OF WELLS. FARG0tCo.
BROADWAY.
NEW.YOKK. Jun" ~. 1892.
n HE REGULAR SEMI ANNUAL DlVI-
q. pSsef9'. temaay IS'atr jaiy IS. ls9s At
Th. ipn-frr books viii olo-o June 30. 1892. and
H. y. PARSONS. Assistant Secretary
EQUITABLE NOR AGE COMPANY.
NEW YORK. June 80. 1892.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
l day DECLARED scn1.annual dividend Of FIVE Pih
CENT, Iay iblr July -. l-3-
The fer book, viii rciuaa closed l.ntll that date
Is. l.. SHAWHA\. - rLuy.
GITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
1876 BROADWAY
NI.W-YOIiK. July Is 1902.
g. TIL DINIDEND.-A Dividend of THREE
o. rtK gENI on n, CAPITAL Sock also an intere.s
Dividend Of THREE AND \ HALE PR CENT. Oh thr
K->.rNod Fund. l. PAYABLE on demand
+. NJ PNlskE Secretary.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL,
i An invaluable financial daily SO o year. DOW
ZONES Co. Publishers. Al Broad-st sample copy rse
III PER CENT. Municipal Warrants, city and
III county, any amount. Perfectly safe f'ru uaiS ana
references +. w THOUNCE. Bon 1884, seattle. wash
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

20 ,har,.. Rrtger- Fire Insurance { o.. lO' =
20 .ba g.. Irving National Hahk, lo5.
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,..,..,.. g.. ,,o 49, 800 i24
silver ' cert ~. s7s s71 s7s o71 81 81 10000
SALES AT The CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PE-
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
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n oMrAGALE GEHhKAALI.Et Tg1nssat4Ia,EnttiHqass
5. c.. the South < Southwest
Y JANKhONNILLE AND al. tLOhIDN POIN Is.

TIE. CLY DE- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From per -. T.. r. COot Of ROoseyylt-stL 8 D. m,
CHEROKEE, Charleston and Jack-onNll frIay, july
SEMINOLE Cha tOn and Jack >onNlle Iues1ay, july IL
DELAWARE. Charleston only. wednesday, july Is.
An stan.-s have Nr-tcit>, passenger accommodations
policy .utd at One-nfch of one
cent. Nm. l.. CLl Dr. CO.. tt.iiera Agents
> Bowling Gr.n. y. Y.
Il. c. Eyer. GenI Agt. q. :. Frt Line. 3i7 Broadway
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UID-ON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.

Leaves Dcshro,s,--st.. Is p. m. saturdays :i5
y west 22d.,t $50 m. Saturdays. p. m. for
|r,xsTONS WEST POINT CORNWALT.. NEWBURG.
SEWuAMEURG MILTON. POUGuKEEPSIEs HYDE
PARK KONDOUT aud KINGSTON.
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PEOPLES LINE
4 IBtNN BOATS.

Steomors DREW and DEAN RIt HMOND leave old
Pier A. - H.. tlull->t.. at 1. duly Suudal >
excepted connecting win express trains for Saratoga,
Lake Dcofgc and al Adi:oldack points. Leave BrOoNvn
VIA Annex. foot Futon--t- p 20. SATURDAY ni-ht
steamer with sunday mon Ing train for Saratoga
agd Lake tt'OrgH
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Ocean 5teamers.

4 -NORDDGUToCHER LLOYD S. s. CO
"A. sHOHr ROUTE 10 LONDON, ""
NEW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
First Cabin 800 20 $3.50. Second cabin, $50 TO 600
berth Staeraze low rates. Steamers sal from foot :
III Sat july D. g a. H. lIaycl, Tues. July g. sa.
spree Tues, July IL an Ems, Sat. July 80, a. n
RAISER W II July 10, IOsn >aa.e, Tues, Aug. , nom
AlIer. Tues. July -. D. m! Ebe sat. Aug. 8, q n
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
New.York Genoe In loss than clever days.
yo-ra Sat July % Wcrra Sat, Oct. +, 10 m
t~lta sat Aug 8. 10 am rglda, sat, OF Is, ppm.
Vera sat Aug. -, 10 an Vera sat, Nov. s. ON.
Fulda sat sept. 10. I'D am tulda. sat- NOV. 10 D. m
fasosge, slOO Si-5 or sl5o a b"r th, tir,t Cabin.
Passengers for the Italian Lakes Switzerland and ne
Tyro will lind this route the most direct. easest and
irost comfortable Switzerland be reached In AZ
"0''' hum oELRICHs & co. Bowling Green.
4 SIX WEEKS TRIP TO Ii ROPE. visiting
n Belgium Holland. Germany, Paris and London
leaves New.York July q; all expenses hrst-class.
For particulars apply to = =, rrxxrxs
n. Y
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u.,,BrrRG. AMERICAN PACKET co.
IAPAN-CHlNA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers san Francisco Is follows:
DrIGIC Tuesday, July &C. D. r..
OCEANIC (wi call at HonolLlu)......A August 10 y.
GAELIC Tuesday. September 0, y. n.
EEIGIC THURSDAY, october g. D. m.
Superbly appontei-Super9r accommodations.
Reservations can be made ~ letter or telegram 70 ane
Room "a Railroad Building. San Francisco.
'~ LELAND STANFORD President
III GOLDMAN. General PASSENGER AGENT
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COOK'S TOURS.

FIrI FIRST YEAR.
Europe, Holy Land, SDain Round the World.
ROUND THE WORLD, next party SEPTEMBER 18TH,
illustrated programmes free from
THOS. COOK 4 son,
o6l AND 22j BROADWAY.
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OFFICE OF THE
NEwYOEK GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO..
80 CEDAR-ST, NETWORK,
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CUION LINE.
TNIrFD STATTS MAY, STEAMERS

FOR ouEENsT0wN ATD LIVERPOOL
Leave y. r.. foot OF Kng-st.
4 y. D. N.
NFN ADA J"il TO- oO IL IN
ALASKA .......... saturday. July b
ltuiuy, july 81, y a. M
,RIZON Saturday, Aug q. 3 y. m
cabin passage. $50 600 $50 and sioo according
.,.lmerl Second cabin st0 and s3j. Storage los
rats. A. NJ. UNDF8HiLL CO.. 35 Broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SrBSC HPrIONS FOR
"A THE NEWAYQRK TEfBI 1 NJ WILL, o BE RE, RI
way ID door north Of Ihiriy.ar~t -. and ADNES
TISEMENIS at the following Branch onses - eth'
ave : = cor. 22t.-t.; 152 6thaNe.; lj7 FOurthaSe,
corner Fourteen.-t $50 ThdaEe corner Forty
O90 Ini-aV.. >iAtS -tr-t-st Los Fir-taNc
los West Forty second = - CoIumbu>sNe 80 Liberty.
- Avenue LIB ThirdaNe.; 20 West Fourteenth.
81 257 West 42d-st; li9 Churchst: 55i Ihird-sye;
4 no I,lrdI
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40 LIVEKPOOL VIA 90 EENo4UWN.
servia July 3, q. =. Servia.,Aug .. D. n.
Ttrlra 49, 10 o. ftrura. 10, . a. ~.
ATranIa. July e. a. Aurania....Aug. 20. y. m.
Umbria....Juy 80 10 a. M Umbria Aug, y. 80
From per 40. North River, FOOT u tlarkson-si
Cabin 500 and pwerd Second cabin ssS and SO
s,eera4e and iIom al parts VI Europe az veg
low rates. freight and passage spriy az the com
IAny's ONCE. No. Bowling Green Aew.f ofk.
VERNON IL. Brown & CO., General Agents.
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4 -KED HIAK LINZ,
~. FOE ANTWERP AND PARIS,
sailing 70. New York and Antwerp weekly'
PENN AN sat- July :? 80 D. m.
kHNNLAN D. Wa jury -, A. n.
p rst cabin sjj upward Excursion 800 upward Second
cabin s5 Round Trip 10 cent iedU ction. Apply to-
.:Eac,j for Traveller" Storage at very low
IETTRNATICNs.L NAVIGATlON CO..
General Agents. Bowling tireen.
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y. s. Mail Steamshlpa

A NCHOR LINE. U. $. Mail Steamship
"A FOL. GLASGOW via LONDON DERRY.
From Pier 81 ~ r.. foot CT West 2ttAss
S. S. CITY OF ROME Saturday. Sept. 10, a. N.
S,ocn 500 and upward. SecoLd cabin, $50 and a35.
Ethiop.s. July 9. q m. Anenoris July %
Cabin $50 and up. Second cabin. $780, Steerags, STA
For drafts tours. and other information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Bowling Green.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
Dnn,a Knvie1r of Trnde.

New YORK, November Ar. G.. Dunn
& Co., In their weekly review OF trade,
say:
Even In the last week before presiden-
tial election business has continued
very active, indeed, the volume is far
beyond any precedent for similar per-
iod, yet the coming election has plainly
diminished business In two ways; null
titudes have been diverted from trade
70 political activity and more have
chosen TO postpone transactions until
the political uncertainty has been re-
moved.
Money IS closer at some Western
points, but nowhere is stringency seen
and there is no apprehension as to the
immediate future.
Pittsburg notes activity in iron, espe-
clally ia finished products, aud fair
trade In glass.
At Cleveland business is good, exceed
ing last years especially in rolled iron.
The iron business improves every
where and unsold stocks are fast disap-
pearing. Western competition depreSses
plates, but for the industry as a whole
the tone has distinctly improved. The
demand for wooden goods is active for
the season. Boot aud shoe factories are
surprisingly busy for the season. In
general nothing seems TO foreshadow
monetary difficulty, and with colder
weather and political uncertainty re-
moved q great business is anticlISsted.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the past
seven days number 2Ss, as compared
with 1S7 last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

ket moved within very narrow range, say
Aa1S per cent. Dealings, however, were
characterized by firm tone and final quo
tations for some shares were small 1rac-
ton over last nights figures. The Market
closed dull and firm. Sales To-, OOO snareS'
Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, 3S4; Adams Express, 100;
American Express, 100; Baltimore ano
Ohio, 961b; Canada Pacific, soy: Central
Pacific, 20; Chesapeake and ONO, Z29s'
Chicago and Alton, IA; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy, 1031f; Delaware and HUI,
son, 1885,; Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western, 153%; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred, 5l1%; Erie, 261S; do preferred,
62h: Fort Wayne, 1854; Illinois Central,
l02}S; Lake Shore, 1881; Michigan Cen
trial, 1891 Missouri Pacific, 6l&; Norfolk
and Western preferred, 40; Northern Pa
cihc, 1871; do preferred, 500; Northwest
ern, 1l55E; do preferred, 142; New YORK
Central, 1l0N; Pacific Mail. SlA; Peoria
Decatur and Evansville, l5X; Pittsburg,
1856; Pullman Palace, 1g9; Reading, aS7s ;
Rock Island, s39S; st. Louis and San Fran
cisco, first preferred, 20: ST. Paul, SOA +;
do preferred, 1891; ST. Paul and Omaha;
81; do. preferred, 11S%; Tennessee Coai
and Iron, 371S; Texas Pacific, 1919; Union
Pacific, As; United States Express. 90
Western Union, 9S1S; Wheeling and Lake
Erie, 22%; do. preferred, $50.
Mining Stocks-Cholor-; Grown Point,
1875; Consolidated California and Virginia,
go; Deadwood, 100; Gould and Curry, ~
Hale and Norcross, 1875; Homestake, 1851;
Independence, =; Mexican, lis; North
Star $50; Ontario, 80; Ophir, 28O; Ply
mouth, 50; Sierra Nevada, ITO; STANDARD
1875; Union Consolidated, 10: Yellow jacket
10: Iron Silver, 40; Quicksilver, 800; do
preferred, 100; Bulwer 30.
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The GenuIne and sham.

feits. The imitaJors always choose the
most valuable and popular article to
counterfeit, so that when they claim
their sham to be equal, or as good, or
the same as "So-and-So's," the public
may depend upon it that "So-and-So's"
article is the best OF the kind, The
shauf proves the genuine merit Of the
thing 1t copies, and never has this been
better illustrated that by the imitation
OF ALLcOCK's Porous PLAsTERs.
ALLcoCK's Porous PLASTER is the
standard Of excellence the world over,
and its imitators in their cry that theirs
is "as good as AILCocK's" are only EN-
phasizlng this fact and admitting GALL
COCKS" to be the acme Of perfection,
which it is their highest ambition to
initiate. The difference between the
genuine and these limitations, which
copy only general appearance, is as wide
as that between copper and gold.'
The only safe way for purchasers is
to always insist upon having ALLooCK's
Porous PLAsTERs. They are the only
perfect plaSters ever produced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
THE COLONIZATION sOAEME.
Hon. Randolph StalnAker Talks About
ssThat Letter."

Hon. Randolph StalnAker Talks About
'rhat Letter."
A REGISTER reporter called on Col.
R. Stalnaker yesterday and asked him
what explanation he had TO give OF the
letter said to have been written by him
to Secretary State OF w. A. Ohley
and which was published In yesterdays
IntelHgenceT.
DETERMINATION" said Mr.. Stalnaker,
At have no explanation to make, ex-
cept to repeat with great emphasis that
the negroes who have been imported
into this State, have no more right 10
vote here than q crow, and furthermore
they should not be allowed TO vote,
either. Whenever this State goes Re
publican i'm an honest and Legitimate
manner, then for one would say, let
her RO-but when colonization schemes
and methods are adopted, it should be
stopped"
"Have many darkies been brought
In this State?"
.ssMany' don't express IT," said Mr..
Stalnaker; sin riding down the Elk
horn you see nothing else-the WOODS
are full Of them"
sis this why the Republicans are so
sanguine about carrying the Slater"
"Yes, sir; that's it,
"You don't seem to be worried over
this matter, Mr.. Stalnaker. "
Certainly not; and l can only say
again that not a single one OF those I'm
ported colonized negroes should be al
/ lowed to vote; they are not legal voters
! they are not citizens, and have been
brought in for a specific and improper
| purpose"
| Glow do you account, Mr.. Stalnaker,
for the letter getting into the hands Of
the IntelligencerF'
II don't know, unless the same meth
DDS were employed in securing docu'
ments OF this sort as were used In colo
nizing the State"
"Do you think the letter was gotten
surreptitiously, stolen or what?
''My dear sir, don't pretend to say
ANYTHING OF the sort. Down in Green
brier once two darkies began to quarrel
one accused the other OF saying ~
stole. The other one Indignantly de
MED that he had said such thing
Then what did you say?' he asked.
didn't say you'd steal. l said II was
chicken and you was in my neighoor
hood would roost d-n high.
The reporter was entirely satisfied
after hearing this concluding state
| mant