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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

three shots were fired. Mr.. kairer and
his son were standing in the dining room,
which is Immediately in the rear of the
parlor and separated from that room by
heavy curtains. As the last of the three
shots was fired Mr.. kairer fell back into
his sons arms and died without uttering u
word. One OF the bullets had passed
through his heart.
About o'clock. on the morning Of the
murder member of the Kairer family
found that the murdered mans watch had
been stolen. Theodore Lambert was seen
by policeman ut $50 o'clock, on the
morning the crime was committed, and
was again seen about S o'clock crossing
the ferry from Philadelphia. He was ur.
rested the next day and was unable to ac-
count for his time between $50 and
O'Clock on the morning Of the murder.
He, however, tried to shift the crime npon
the shoulders of "BaCkstrap'' Davis,
| another cOlored man. The latter was ar
rested in New York and brought to Cam
| den, where he proved to the satisfaction OF
the police officials that he was no way con-
| nected With the crime.
Lambert was placed in Jail and all efforts
| TO secure confession from him tailed
| until two months later, February 9TH,
| when he confessed that he had committed
| the murder.
At his trial at the spring term of the
| Camden county court, he again tried to
| implicate another colored man named
| Stephens but in this he also failed. Lambert
| was convicted of murder in the first
degree, but was not sentenced until
| October 18th, when Judge Garrison passed
| the death sentence upon him and named
December 18th as the day foT the execution.
| Lamherts counsel appealed to the Gov.
ernorand the latter granted the condemned
| man a respite until to-day. After the re-
| spite had been granted, Lanlberts counsel
| claimed that Governor Werts had erred
rs the law prohibited the granting of q
respite after the date had been fixed for
the execution. He appealed to the supreme
court of New jersey, and also of the
United States, but no action was taken
until to-day.
WHAT JUSTICE suIRAs SAYS
WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. 3.-lr
speaking to-day of his action in the
Lambert case, Justice Shiras said:
II did not interfere with the State
court in granting Lambert's counsel tho
provisional writ of error which has
acted as stay of execution.
''In the haste with which the origina
application for writ of habeas Corpu
was urged, no record was made in Judg
Dallas court. Without this record
; could not interfere, although in crimina
, cases the defendant is entitled to tn
, writ of error, which is merely lorna
: proceeding.
"When Lambert's counsel called upoI
/. me last night there was no time TO sem
, him back TO Judge Dallas court. Hi
/ client would meanwhile be hanged
Therefore, issued to him a writ 4
error contingent upon the completion G
the record in the court. ] did not talk
0 into consideration the merits of Lam
: bert's case, which was not before me.
Q merely made it possible for the cor
G demncd man TO avail himself of sue
: advantage as, had the proceedings bee
regular, he would have been clearly CT
: titled to "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10
SrEAMEMN COALIDE.
A Collision in the Delaware River, Near
Pea Patch.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 6.--The
British steamship Tancarville, Captain
Parker, hence for Havre with crude oil
in bulk, and the steamship Winyah,
Captain Crawford, hence for Jackson
vile, returned to port to-day badly
damaged, having been in collision in
the lower Delaware 10 p. m. Saturday.
Captain Crawford of the Winyah. re-
ported that the ice in the vicinity Of the
Pea Patch, off which point the accident
happened, was very bad, and he was
following in the path cut by the iron
steamship Benefactor, which was ahead.
The Benefactor got iammed in the ice
and in order to avoid collision with her
it was necessary TO stop the engines.
The rancaville, which was astern, then
came crashing into the Wiuyah. The
Wiuyah's stern is badly damaged and
several plates in the rancaryii!e's bows
are cracked
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. Z. = Gen.
Cassius Murcellus Clay, the "Old Lion
of White Hall, is carrying outhis plan
Of educating his young wife to fit her
for her new station in life. 4 few days
ago he engaged goyeruess who has
gone TO White Hall to give Mrs, Clay
lessons in department, music and the
ordinary branches OF learning. Mrs.
Clay is only 10 years old and has little
more than the rudiments Of an educa.
cation Miss Martin, the goyerness, is
expected to make tini-hed lady Of her
and is to be paid liberal salary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

PTTTsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 7,-Maud Will
lams, aged 10 years, was attacked by
two dogs on Troy Hill, Allegheny, and
was so badly injured that she may die.
The little girl was walking along the
street when she was set upon by bull.
dog and mongrel. A policeman was
attracted by her cries aud when he
reached her the dogs had pulled her
into the street and torn nearly all
clothes from her. lfcr legs and arms
We're terribly lacerated. The animal.
had to be beaten off with clubs. After
long chase both of the dogs Were
killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 7.-JOseph
EIglc, aged 10 years, of Rapho Town
ship, this county, came home At .
O'Clock yesterday morning, and, after
disroUing, picked up revolver which
he habltuaily carried and threw it into
his trunk. The shock discharged the
weapon, the bullet entering his right
temple and causing instant death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10
THEY MUST WITHDRAW.
Archbishop williams Letter About
Catholics and Seeret sOcietiea.

Catholics and Secret Societies.
BosroN, MASS, Jan. 7.--Archbishop
John j. Williams has sent out the fol-
lowing letter to be read In all the
churches of the archdiocese of Boston ::
.irchbishopric Of Boston, Dec. Goth, 1S9i.--
REV. DEAR SIR; We learn by letters from
Rome, forwarded by his eNcellancy the
apostolic delegate at Washington, that our
holy father has forbidden all Catholics to
Join the societies of odd Fellows, Knights
OF Pythias or Sons of Temperance.
AS to theses who have already Joined
any of these societies, they are to be ad.
monished to withdraw from them, and if
they refuse to do so they are to be denied
the sacraments. Yours, very sincerely,
JOHN ]. MILLIAMs. Arch bishop.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10
sHOT WHILE AT SUPPER.
Horrible Murder of u Father and Son b.
Two MexioRns-' Cowboys in Pursuit o
the Assassins.

the Assasains.
Tucson, AM, Jan. s-Last nights stage
from Mammoth brought full particulars
of the terrible double murder at small
town near that place, the victims being Il.
NJ, Doll and his son, who run store there.
The family were ut supper on Friday
night when two MeXicans shot the hus-
band through the heart. The son ran out
the back door and was brought down us he
was crossing the road which passed the
house,
When the murderers left the room to
kill her son, Mrs. Doll extinguished the
lights aud concealed herself in the brus h
near the building. The MeXicans searche d
an hour for her and we're scared off by an
approaching wagon. Mrs. Doll walked
several miles to the nearest neighbors and
gave the alarm.
The throats of the murdered men were
cut from ear to ear and their bodies hacked
terribly. At least so cowboys are now on
the trail OF the murderers aud will make
short work OF the men If they catch them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

CHATHAM, ONT, Jan. THE Rev.
DR.. King, the noted Abolitionist, died
here Saturday night. He did great work
in establishing and maintaining colonies
in Canada for refugee slaves. The
character Of Clayton, in "Uncle Toms
Cabin" was modelled after tho deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

BosroY, MASS, Jan. Tho Actors,Pro-
tective Union of Boston, ut meeting yes
terday, considered II plan oil securing for
the 10000 actors i'll the country TN amend
will be allowed to vote in the place where
their profession may call them on election
day. At present they are unable to vote
except at their homes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

On Mission to the Upper Congo

BRUSSELS, Ian. S-Captain Chaltin, who
fought the Arabs on the Aruwimi was
yesterday charged by King Leopold with
an important mission to the upper Congo.
lie VIII be accompanied by two officers
and by several civilians.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

LONDON, Jan, S.--Mr. and Mrs Gladstone
left London at 10 O'clock this morning for
Cannes. A large crowd gathered ut the
railroad station to greet them and cheered
the travellers heartily MS they appeared.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

Herbert 5. Dow will represent the Young
Mems Christian Association of this city al
the convention of the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations of Virginia, West
Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, which
will be held at Cumberland, Md, January
18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

LONDON, Jan. S.--Severe snow storms
have impeded traffic in different parts of
the kingdom. In West Durham there arc
three feet of snow. The Northeastern and
Highland railways are blocked 49,.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

RoME, Jan. Sit is semi. officially denied
that the Italian troops have been defeated
near Kassala, Egypt, by the Dervishes, as
intimated in Paris dispatch yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. The Demo-
cratic caucus to-day renOminated United
States Senator lsham q. Harris State
Treasurer Craig and Comptroller Harris.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10
NOW FOR THE GREAT RACE
The Royal Yacht Squadron
Takes Final Action.
THE DEED OF GIFT CONDITION
Accepted Promptly and New
York Notified.

Settled Mt u Meeting in London To-day,
With the Prince of Waies and Lord
DuDrnven-Everythiug Now in shape
for This Years Race for the Americas
Gun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

As a simple, yet effective remedy. for
throat affections, Browns Bronchial
Troohes srand iirst in public favor. They
are abs Jutey Unriyalled for the ullev,U-
ton OF al tnroag irritatons caused by cold
" use OF rhs v"'ee
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, Feb. 49, I.o D. n'onsos i0i 5lG for money
and lO4as Canadian Pacific IOss Erie.
n.2 DO sccord cons,s Gi.: Uiaos Central 30 Mexican
ordnay. lt' 81 Paul JC's. New-forh central:
l02 Pennsylvania ala.: Reading ~. Mexican Central
new per bonds jG Louisville and Nashvll D" s,
Achson common ~. The amount Of bullion withdiaWn
from the iink of Englani balance to-day Is tllVW
India Council bills allotted to-day AT decline oi
j32 per rupee Paris adyiccs quote rcr rentc9 at
E francs 3e ceumes the account and exchange on
London AT - frda,s - crntmcs for checks -
Berlin Feb. Exchange on London. - marks isi2
rfernngH for % marks i0e pfennngs for DO
day bills
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Proposals.
AoUEprcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room aO9 siewar; Building. No. $50 Broadway.
COMMISSIONERS or THE SINKING FUND
TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
Ereson Of PUBIC adinF in cIS'snp raTF 4. near 9
q New'York pucsuant 10 chapter 2's Laws q 1894.
& for % he & en,e @ % %S & only r T tae be cnre xc viz
one fr the IdnS & W' sase, msn m,n man eorne as de-
"sENiED EsiIMNrFs TO- the above work. indorsei
With titls. win the the person or per-
sons nans the ssr1e % ana L., ne S or Ro5ms Nos
and - Finance PsparmSnt stewart nHS'"s ID olsrS SS nv M,
cnraTy IN anS e i M At %b % place and hour
bids viii be publicly "penea by ari in presence I M he
e%ard of fc contract aardcd will be maas to the
owSr % edS T r aaSe na or pers to w6om The
rae, 1 ,ra D., awar viii ic required at the
tes offered by MN o, ,nS, , ~ AT Inc s.rSce of no:icc
10 that Effect In case NJ failure o nesife, 81 w a.
they win be Considered as ha'mi berepen the
default to The coiporai!en an ana m n,n 'he
work shah be reai, ana .ei' & s% rK To- cSmnenee
at such time the Commissioner Of Public "orNS may
WIN got % be GIN sSfq :. for scttseS ihs S4Sra"o fS or
Coporatisn upon debt or who defau!er
as surety or otherwise upon any obligation to the Cor
R5s Fifty Mf4 to pSs S a s to oS@
work has been given by me commissioner OF PUBIC
MfSs ssgrg required s sa,,:a,sy, ronT.FyE EYE
blank forms estimate, and further nt95mntion ito de-
siren, sse T fSr he Work can obtained of the
Wew.York February sth. 1895.
WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor:
JOUN W. GOFF, Recorder:
AsIIBEL +. FITCH. Comptroller; Commissioners
JOSEPH J. O'DONOlGE Chamberlain; of the
WILLIAM NJ X. OlCOTr. Sinking Fund
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Board Of Aldermen: }
DROPOSALS-FORT WORTH BONDS.
The Sinking Fund of the CITY OF FORT WORTH.
TENAS has to its credit the OF SEVENTY NINE
THOUSAND t79OOO DOLLARS applicable the pur
chase bonds NJ the city SEALED PROPOSALS for the
sale Fort Worth city Bonds the above will
be received By the undersigned and he opened the Of
flee OF the fiscal agents of the city. Messrs. Blair Com
pany 30 Wall Street New-York City. at o'clock p
Monday the 18th Gay Of February 1895 when the lowest
n0e he accepted. h PADDOCK. Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
A.. II. CALEF. Secretary
ELECTION NOTICE.
TILE, MISSOIRl Pacific HALLWAY co.

New-York. January IS 1895
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
y ing OF the stockholders, oi The Missouri Pate
In the CIV u 81. Louis Missouri. Tuesday. the
i2,h day Of March. 1876 zoe O'Clock a. NJ for the
ecctn Of thirteen for the ensuing and
for the transaction Of othe. business iha, may
come before said meeting. .
The annual meeting ot the Directors will be he'd At
the same Wednesday. the 18th day OF Narcn'
at 1900 o'clock
The stock transfer books will be closed on Friday,
Feb lst 1895 at 100 O'Clock p NJ. and reopened on
Thursday March 18th 1925, at 10 90 O'Clock A. ~
GEO. j. GOULD. President.
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
YI,UE AN\I'AL ELECTION OF Directors
(Class No 81 Inspectors Of Election of the COM
monwealth Insurance Co of Newfork VIII be ned AZ
,ho c0uuany,s Office Wiiam-st, New-lork. on
"Wednesday February 2oth 1898. Pcs open from II M
% 1880 y. m. cHAS. = BARTON, 9ecrctaty.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

sl41s6359: balances. s20sO. 49: Cnlcago-hA-
changes. $ls.35714s; balances. sl,529.9o3
The price of commercial bar silver In TINS fiai "a,
ket was 59a.c. nominal. per ounce Mexican uoi
lars were quoted at 4SLc. In London bar SILVER
advanced I-l6d to 272sd. an ounce. The Lon
don market was steady. II,
Foreign exchange was duh. little or 30 M
clina tion being shown To do business tor Satui
dav's steamers except at concessions from VA VA
earliest figures Syndicate houses con.i',h ,ta
sales Of bills which kept the market c"' ~ 49, ,'ro
close there was no activity. and no pressule,
either way The following table shows the rates
.lntlallN done:
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Wednesday, feDrudly LIP. III.
The only activity In the neghborhood Of Wall
Street to-day has been among the banks and other
financial institutions which subscribed for the
syndicate's new A.. They want all they can get,
but the syndicate naturally is giving them just
as few as possible-about one-siXih OF the amount
asked for. Hence the scramble among the lucky
ones who are favored with more than the regular
allowance. on the Exchange dulness reigned.
and the narrow trading Of 1883 shares total for
the dav was due to the efforts of the professional
traders to scrape here an eighth and there
quarter. No commission buying could be traced
Yet the market. IA a whole. must be described
for the day as fairly steady Dispatches from
Washington were closely scanned for some en-
couragement in regard to needed legislation; they
afforded little satisfaction. although hopeful In
tone. London sent in higher quotations. and more
millions in gold were deposited at the Sub-Treas-
ury or Assay Ofice-f3625 900. These slight lnnu-
ences assisted perhaps by the unsettled CONDITION
Of foreign exchange. induced some covering or
short contracts. and prices. therefore. Tor such
stocks scored fractional advances-St. Paul ana
Louisville and Nashville, for instance Otner
stocks wher touched however. declined. The
largest loss was for American Tobacco which was
down finally 5l4 points 10 s7%. said to be due to
lquidating sales and no support. The earnings
Of this company for the last year officially re-
ported as excellent: but it failed to provide quo
rum to-day for its annual meeting ihllure
which has come 10 be regarded with suspicion
The other Industrials were only fairly steady ana
the general list was neglected. NNthwestetn
continued heavy. and lost i net to s2i.. The
other Grangers were firm and Is higher for Rock
Island and Burlington. and ~ for ~. Paul' Al
the close the market was irregular ana nu!L
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $50 900 A.. registered
at llOi. .mll0iz: $4,000 5s, coupon, a, 1l47snll5
One per cent sold by auction to-day at llOl.
Quotations on the Board were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

Money on call in London was y per cent. nv nv
rate of discount in the open market was IA pe,
cent for both long and short bills. Inc a'1ui,
Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank ol hnSi'I'
to-day on balance was fllO.0OO. BRUSH cOilsVis ~.
maincd unchanged at 104 5-l6 for money ana lo47,
for the account. American securities chdhseu
only slightly. Canadian Pacific rose = 10 ''7s
and Atchison Il to Az: but Erie DDS declined y 10
6lib and Erie shares IL II 1912. London dl6-
matches say that ii is the expectation Of brokers
on Change that the London issue price ~ tne
new United States loan will be about H. Large
subscription orders for bonds have already Deeh
received from the Continent.
French rentes were l03 francs 40 centimes' ia,is
exchange on London % francs p centmes; Berlih
sight sterling 90 marks 40 pfennings o.o a.
Gold premiums to-day: Buenos Ayres -. WI
drid Q 30 Lisbon 2j25 81. Petersburg %, Ahehs
r. Rome 525. Vienna 3 .,sos >,
The following securities were to-day auucu -
the trading list of the Stock Exchange: ,, q,
Third Avenue Railroad: Sl.6oO.oOo OF addiuohai
capital stock. III. pai,r,,v.
Nashville Chattanooga and 81. LOUIS RslwaS =
SS2 900 additional first consolidated mortgage .
per cent gold bonds Of 1929. ooo ,,
Norfolk and Southern Railway: S'o"oo au'
tional first mortgage ; per cent gold bonds
Northern Pacific Railroad: s2''o'oVo coha'e'"'
trust 6 per cent gold notes of lSss
We have received the following:
"The committee who have acted for 'he ieornt
meeting Of non-assenting bondhoiders pr 'i'e
Evansville and Richmond Railroad ana wlo III
conjunction with Messrs Harvey FISK & 'phs
have obtained the further concessions askeu .o.
are T pougan l. II. Siober and Hugh !. ruH
the secretary OF the committee. No. 80 feariS"
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
No 1 BROADWAY.
NEW-YORK. Feb. 1ith. 1895.
TNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Amerl
FORT WAYNE AND JACKSON II. II. co.
I, ha
financial Cleelions.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

New-York. January 2s 1895.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
" Ing Of the stockholders ot the st. Louis Iron
Mountain < Southern Railway Company VIII be held
n the Companys Office city of St Louis. Miss our
Tuesday i2th day u March 1885, a. 900 o'clock
A. n, FOR election u thirteen Directors FOR the
ensuing year ard of any other bus
meas that may come before said meeting.
The annual meeting 4 the Directors VIII be held a,
the Office Wednesday. the 18Th day Of March.
1929 l2.OO O'clock noon
The stock transfer books VIII be closed Friday.
Feb lst 1898. a 800 O'Clock Z. NJ, and rcopened
on THURSDAY March iith. 1895. ten O'Clock A. NJ.
GEO. }. GOULD. President.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
STOCKS FAIRLY STEADY.
ONLY A TRADERS MARKET
SOME COVERING IN SPEClALIlEo - GUILD
GOING INTO THE TREASURY.

1900 r ,r,,,, croct, EXCHANGE FEBRUARY l3
oAEr.7 -. - ~ pnNrS AND EANk SIOCkS.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

MooRFlELD STOREY. Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
The following securities were sold ny pun
auction AT tie New-York keal f's'd''
by Adrian II. Muller son:

by Adrian II. Muller Il Som
o,o shares phcnix National Bank ......... 10
800 shares Delaware. I.acka~"nna and N'''''" 10
e,s g,l,.a sbaTc. rhlcaro milwaukee and Paul Rail -
4o n,a oSnres YoTE central and Hudson R,ycs
- h.,Ir" sSnrs rnt ana rerc Marquette Railroad co.,
,,o o.~Fon Fo worth ana Denver Ciiy Railroad hrs'
&, 40, WIWsnkee and Northern Railroad Go. h's'
sso ehm"na RSIisSsS and S pSntc Railroad Co. ~ de-
sqoo, %nwYorb Neulia,en ana Hartford Rail
rad c. debeniure certificates. ..-. '''
$1,000 Ohio southern Railroad Co first mortgage o,,
,aoo %cuYos ias sasquehanna ana western rermi 49,,
seono ST. louis southern Railroad = bonds due :,
g. 600 Wkesiarfe ana Eastern Railroad first mort -,
.,o T,rr f.i,.S s,o,es Coupon Bond due 1906 ilo
ZOO New-York ana Harlem Railroad Co. ! bond rs
.,o dn@ h,ch,soo g" and rIte, peak nairoad and T-
graph LIE Central Branch tnlon racine o.
5000 5ntlnna, ona Dayton and Iron,on Railroad 60
$1,000 buffalo Rlvsy aT'' Consolidated mo''safe ol
5000 indisnapoii. p - Gas Co. ars' mortgage 100,
$40 fptr prr.,s s"s s7nS Of New.Yofk = bonds .gs
1880 registered : Of 500 each ana ~ y" :,
,eo.o sayn eesapeake and Ohio Grain Elevator nrs'
,,o TeIFas' e64ss sou,h.rn and ricfla Raroad ars
mortgage bondr. due 1921. Trust 'ert'h g.,
81 oco wnona and southeastern Railroad nr'' :,
g shares wisona and sou,hwe.,ern Harroad 60 81
~ An"I's -. .,t II, -.,n p.li-,ad Co .. nj
Cancellation Coal 90 .'-' %
pew No :. in the gallery. f'''h Avenue Prs Al
byieran church. '--'' 80, -
iI shares tinted States Rubber Co common ~. u
"a 0D New YORK city Suburban Water 90 hf' -.
mortgage g. bonds. due Aprl. 1871 ....'.. ~. ~
Is shares Manhattan id" Insurance w
2s shares N.u-Yort Mutual GasliKh' Co l'p
$4,000 Illinois Central Railroad 60. western Nnes ~
- gold bonds. iu~ 1901 l'
G,s 10 shares Emplrc Warehouse Co. Limited .
fruri c"rtlnca'rfI.
fio o.. Milwaukee Strr~' Railway O.. cons'iilaFi
mortgage gold bonds. dus 1922 .-+ ~
81 90 Long Island Traction AMI FrprfiYn h~iEntr go
Railroad % q cola'~rai trurf r1fr- q"
II shares New York HoV~ry Fire Insurance -. ~
.so ,.' s..,to,.i pr,,tvay Rank IA
sharea Importers ana Traders National iarf 90
-. , u,.,t.,s c,sItrh, a., comm .. ..... -
~ 49,, 49,. So, c..i,srt a., - uro,glyn..... 30
~ ia... I,,a.Lf,n Gasiirh, - ,o...............ie ie5
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
fcetnres and Alcetlnss.

4 NNUAL election. Of the American Institute.
"A February 4th at No. il5 West 3sth-st. Polls open
from 10 a. m. 10 s D. m. LOUIS II. LAuDY. See'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-05-08

Excursion ratesto Virginia, Fzori-
da, the Cdrolinas, Mertco, California
and the South are in effect upon the
Ohio Central Lines. Consult o. @.
L. Agents.
1t is understood that the work of
J. F. Mock Superintendent OF
bridges and trestles, of the o. R. R
has been divided, and that he will,
in the future, have charge of the
lower end of the road, and that
Roadmaster Charles Bryan, will
have charge of the upper end, in
addition to his other duties.