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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11
OF MACEO.
Examined by a News Man at the
Capital Of Cuba.
CUBANs SAY ONE Is NOT THERE.

VIII Soon Know the Truth Among the
Chiefs Friends-Report That Maceo's
Doctor Has Surrendered and Confirmed
the News Of His Death-Yourg Gomez
Certainly no MOre-La Lucha's Conn
ments on Cleveland's Message.
Havana, Dec. 11.-Through the cour-
tesy of the Marquis Ahumeda. acting
captain general. the correspondent of
the Associated Press yesterday had the
privilege of inspecting the articles
which were taken from the bodies of
the two Cubans asserted by Major Ci-
rujeda to be those of Antonio Maceo
and Francisco Gomez. These articles
included a gold watch marked THE
Globe, Illinois," and field tumbler; a
telescope; q pair of black socks marked
M; a Smith revolver, nickel plated
with an ivory grip. and numbered 2.i65;
hunting knife "a centimeters in
length, and which an inscription indi-
Gated was present from General Guz-
man Blanco; four cartridges; machete
and scabbard: a pair of magnificent
gold field glasses; gold ring with the
inscription, Antonio and Maria spat-
terdashes, and a rubber coat; a COM
pass with a portrait within it of the
mother of Francisco Gomez; a blood
stained handkerchief; a portfolio
marked James Shea, stationer and
printer, IS Nassau street." containing a
dairy of military operations; Francisco
Gomez letter to his father, saying that
he had committed suicide. and a letter
from Maxine Gomez to his son, Fran
cisco.
Confirmed by Maceo's Physician.
Havana. Dec. 11.-Dr. MaXimo Ter
tucha, said to be Antonio Maceo's per-
sonal physician, is reported to have
surrendered to the Spanish authorities
| and confirmed the announcement that
Maceo was killed on Dec. Z. He has
been liberated and is now at Melena
del Sur with his family.
New York Dec. 1.-THE Worlds Key
West correspondent says: Unless GER
tain Of DR.. Zertucha's statements. do
not rely on the report Of General Ma
ceo's death, as conspicuous marks
such as the large gold horse shoe worn
as watch charm, and other jewelry
worn by Genreal Maceo-are not men,
| toned. That young Gomez is dead is
| almost certain, as a family here gave
him handkerchiefs marked F. c. as
| described
Truth Will he Soon Known.
| Cincinnati, Dec. 1.-THE Commercial
| Tribune's special from Tampa, Fla,
/ says: While it is not impossible that
the Maceo rumor is true, yet all indi-
cations point to it as another Spanish
fake, to carry weight and influence
with congress. Information from Ha-
vana from Cuban sympathizers there
is that while the Spaniards are deliri-
Gus with Joy over the report Of Maceo's
| death, and are celebrating it, yet the
| Cuban population do not believe it.
Every effort is being made to get news
! from Maceo's army, and within twen-
| ty-four hours the truth will be known
Men who have gone outside the city
in search of Information have been
turned back with threats. Wednesday
night in an encounter some five miles
west of Havana, the Spanish troops go,
confused in the darkness and fired up.
on each other, five soldiers and one
| officer being killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

Neuralgia is the prayer Of the
nerves for pure blood. Hoods Sar.
saparilla 10 the one true blood puri.
fer and nerve builder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11
William Drury Not Dead,

Keithsburg. Ills, Dec. 1.-THE report
that William Drury, Of New Boston,
the large land owner. is dead. is false.
Drury suffered a paralytic stroke, but
is now improving. with good show Of
recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11
Scores I'm the Bike Race.

New York, Dec. 11.-Following were
the scores of the leaders in the bike race
at midnight: Hale, 1861 miles, 3 laps:
Rice, 1871 miles; Forster, 1341 miles. 6
laps; Moore. 1895 miles; Schock, l25S
miles; Reading, 1883 miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

Paris, Dec. 1l.-Betancas, repre-
senting the Cuban insurgents of this
city. says that he learns from an au-
thoritat:ve source that Maceo 10 still
Aliva
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

Pittsburg, Dec. IA general resump-
ton of operations in the river coal
mines will take place in a few days.
giving employment to about 6000 men.
The miners will receive an advance in
wages of 37is cents per 100 bushels. the
agreement holding good until next July
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11
Husband shot by His Wife.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 11.-Charles Scott
was fatally shot by his wife last even-
ing. They quarrelled and Scott started
toward his wife with a knife in his
hand. She seized a revolver and shot
him in the eve.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

the is nothing better than Foley's
Kidney Cure. Every one who tries
it will agree to this. Sold by n. r.
Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11
Would BE Dead Easy for Il.

London, Dec. ILL Hung Chang is ac-
crsed by the emperor Of China with hav-
ing attempted to prove to the world that
he was greater than his sovereign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

To Care Cold In One Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money il it fails to cure. rs cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

When bilious or costive eat . Cas-
caret. candy cathartic, cure guaran-
teed, 10 cents, Is cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

Take laxative Bromo QuiuiDe Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money If il fails to cure. Is cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11
CALLS CHICAGO TO ACCOUNT.
The Meeting at Peoria to Consider tn
Drainage Canal Situation.

The Meeting at Peoria to Consider the
Drainage Canal Situation.
Peoria, Ills, Dec IA largely at
tended meeting was held here yesterday
of representatives of cities along the
Chicago drainage canal to take action
upon the situation in that matter.
Mayor Allen called the meeting to order
in the city hall and was elected tempor-
airy chairman, with r. r. Bour-
land, of this city. thempor-
ary secretary. Mayor Allen welcomed
the delegates and Henry Mayo, of OF
tawa, responded. The temporary or
ganiZation was made permanent. but
Mayor Allen declined and Martin King
man. of this city, was elected chairman.
A committee of five was named on
resolutions, and an executive commit
tee of nine was chosen. The resolutions
adopted insist on Chicago furnishing
the required amount of water to the
canal; condemn the action of the
trustees in ordering fixed bridges, and
recommend q deep waterway to con-
meet the lakes and the Mississippi in
conjunction with the drainage canal
The organization was named the Illi-
nois Valley association, and the exc
cutive committee was given power to
call the delegates together.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11

Eau Claire, Wis, Dec. 1.-The Wis
consin state grange adopted resolutions
as follows: Asking for the delivery of
mail in rural districts; demanding that
the grange, which originated the de-
partment of agriculture, be recognized
in the choice of the secretary thereof
and recommending the appointment Of
]. II. Bingham. of Ohio as secretary of
agriculture: in favor of uniform text
books to be published by the state and
furnished to schools at cost and that
text book on agriculture be intro
duced; favoring an amendment to the
constitution to establish the principle
Of the income tax
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-11
Price. Quality and
Desirability

Are here to command your
trade. See our Fancy Rock
ers-each and every style
are all built correctly. built
for beauty and comfort; each
display the various chair ex-
cellencies, which together
make chair Brightness"
Our line Of artistic Rockers
offer correct patterns In
Mahogany, Curly Birch and
Quartered Oak. made in sad
die seats, cobler seats and
upholstered in fabrics dainty
and desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
The Tyranny of the Desk.

o. ,i, suppose that your occupation Is sedentary-
s YOU chained. so to speak. to the desk of come
house. perhaps ia the loom in some vast MILL
ss,. you are compelled "a labor from morning TIL
w., Sunday IL your only day OF relaxation. You re
H ,o,,e every evening wesried mentally and bodily.
w., hcalth and strength begin To fail. What will moet
o.uslv rocuperate your vital energy The weight Of
.,,cs uo,nts to other conclusion than that Hostel
,., stomach Btters your safest most reliable sheet
.cr Use IL pcr-ls;enty. and your system Will soon
~" a.. ,-tst,no viRor. Every function will receive a
s,be,l Impulse. There IL remedy To- equal the Bit
~ ,r neryousncsa and Of sleep. dyspepsia.
-, and biousness IT averts and remedies all forms
- ma,aral disease. ana is preventive OF rheumatism
and neuralgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

" ! Hayes 4 sons Cleveland. Ohio So"V az
MIer nancnard. Boston $50 s5se' a., at , ~,
~, Inn Dime Savings Bank, Orange y D. ""O0"
ChtIrs lnox chicago. $4,000 at ~ 90 o..
.r, Warr.n savings Bank Company warren o"'o'
6 ~ 5 IEaSstdsscid InianaPels $500 ,Sa a. =, l
j. NJ Freem1n h.n.dHe; N(,,i..5 -, nm % 10 lils
iall~ Sschmdt chicago. Slls.go at llL@
Hoatmcn's Bank. s. LOUIS 49, I ~,
Lehman ,VH 'D,, Xow-York 10000 at ll205
I,rF,, - and Mechanics National Bank Baltimore
Aacr HS AT Rational Bank. Fna'ay ONO. 5000 at
.6 no Rational 1 Bank Keene \ r. 5000 at H.
& Wormscr. New FORK: 10000 A. A., H'''''
M@ae keenan, X Xew ysrE 81 SS 1i a. at lis
Fcoples National Bank. eesbu.g a S 81; e "a t go
Hane@ck N&tSH s, q, i2 ST. go al n25o $3.50 at
a. 1S S0.i AT ill., $1,000 1880 5000 at H.
$500 AT ll4l0lO. $loo al l2o .,o.o a., III 500
George Nebeker. Philadelphia N"'c" "' 49, S''''
se.0nd National Bank. HaverhiIl. Mass. 500" at
widai1ury < Moulton. Portland. Ne. $4,000 at
rdbn + Gale Havsrhl Mass 5000 At llllx
X"rthwes:ern National Bank. Philadelphia No'v"
IRON %i National Bank Plat,sburg. y. Y, $4,000 at
AIIherheny National Bank Pttsburs 500 coo at III
I,eat,n Trust Company Boston. 5000 at lios'0
Cea4re Cont New-Yo dl; E COO :. al "a ~
7
Shoe ana Leather National Bank BOSTON, 'I'''''
Citizcn's National Bank. Frederick. Md, 400" At
cizcra NaiionaI Bank. GAINESVILLE Ohio. $4,000 at
coaiin'mSi, National Bank. Washington. $4,000 at
Canrg@ Oyermeve- Ncw-York. $1,000 at H. a.
Reocon Trust Company. Boston. 5000 at ~ 70 %; o
Moran brothers New-York. $4,000 at HloS szo'""
W II an Il Kern New-York. $4,000 at illC&
t,h1rlss + Flgge. Brooklyn 500 AT Hl1ilV- ooo -,
Nerrhan;s National Bank. New-fcrK. s''oVV At
Kansas National Bank. Wichita, KAN VOW" a'
Knnnfze Brothers New-York. $4,000 AT IL, ,o,o
Herman Ileidelberg NcwY York. s2ooO AT liioo o .,
II = Barrows North Attleboro. Mass 'io"" a.
U"ue Brothers CO.. Scio Ohio 5000 az III 70; n.
Cahoone q Westcott. New-lork' s'o'"" d" INV
scaboard National Bank Ncw-fork '-l'VV' a. 80
J. & W. seligman. New-York' A''Sooo at from
Ioscnh n Shoemaker & Co. Philadelphia Nz'o"
sd a Insa Safe Deposit Bank Of Savings OF san
LOSE cal 100000 at III % 80,
RopI Of San lose CAL $4,000 at III .sooo =,
Shnrhurne Falls Savings Bank, MASS so"V a'
10 loJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

Look out for the Grip The weather conditions
preceding An attack Of the Grip have inVariapV
been the present conditions aid the thing 20 90 IL
TO be on the safe side Be careful and don't eaten
cold II you do catch cold take care Of IT at once
GRIP SYMPTOMS.
Sense OF Illness Pain or Soreness in the Head
Back Chest Side Limbs; or Cough, Sore
Throat Catarrh Influenza. Profuse FLOWING
from the Nose Eyes. Itching and Richness OF
the Eyelids General Prostitution and Fever
Sometimes one and again another symptom Is
more prominent. The appetite is impaired ana
the nervous system unstrung. depressed anu
run down.
81" meets the epidemic condition and Is me
cure for all its manifestations. Taken early cuts
II short promptly
49, breaks up n Cold TINT hangs on
Small bottles Of pleasant pellets-ht your vesl
pocket sold by druggists. or sent on receipt 90
price. 25c.. or five for sl.00. Humphreys MeHl-
cine Co. III & ll2 William St. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
SPECIAL SERVICE FOX LIQUORsELLERs.

Kingston. y. Y, Feb (SpeciaD.-The Rev.
Chandler A. Cakes. OF the Fair Street Reformed
Church. this city. will have special service IN his
church tomorrow night. to which he has sent out
invitations ali hotel ard saloon keepers In the
city. He laments the lack OF courtesy shown this
class by the churches In general. and assures those
who attend that advantage WILL be taken Of
their presence to denoupce their business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

Ouinscamond National Bank. Worcester. Mass.
$500 at III. - , 49, u>o -,
Whitehouse & Co. New-York. 10000 at Ill
George b. Humphrey. Churubusco N Y, Slom ~
III 0506 49, co. o.o .. 30.
$4,000 at III. - .-oo -. -,
Hugh Mullen Dorchester. Mass -" az H So MA -.
ll2. $1,000 a lille, 40 an . 90,
Ir1Gana National Bank. indianapolis. 100000 at
iil06 r.,. rn,taranous s,oo od
The Investment Corporation. New-York. 100000
!, ~ Rollins a Sons. Boston. 10000 at llO.'6.
First National Bank. West Newton. Mass, so.U
The National Bank OF Battle Creek. Mich. $1,000
padmnnd Kerr & Co.. New-York 81 900 at from III
to lll53l0 ..- uoo - ,,,o--
Crane Paris q Co. Washington. s25.c0 at IONo
Sneyer a Co. New-York, s5.GoDo0O at from llO'B 10
l263, - .ooo ooo . ,,n.,.
Corson G. Mccartney. Washington. 100000 at llox;
$500 900 at III l-l6.
r. L. Day & Co. Boston. 100000 at iill3 to 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
To Cleveland. Ohio.

~. r,,,,,.d Fas, Mail train Of the Erie Railroad leav
daily 90 p. West 23rc Street. 800
cleveland morning at $780, the best service
h.tween Nsw-York and Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS.

The following IS the complete list Of the success
ful bidders for the 800 100000 per cent thir-
ty-year United States bonds:
r. L. Day & Co. Boston, $4,000 at from III 70
The ht-'' Nev-York Life Insurance Company, 5000
Manafacturers, Trus, Company. Brooklyn. 10000
n Erdman. trustee. New-York 5000 at from hon
Nationai Union Bank New-York 1870 40 at ll15o
Joseph Pulitzer. New-Nork, Sl@-"" az ia $3.50.
1he Hanover National Bank Of New-York. 5000 900
a; from 10 755 10 1ll17
BAR & CO.. New-York; 10000 at ll2E.
Co-son & Mccartney. Washington. $4,000 az illO
I r Williams Boston. $1,000 AZ from l1ll0 20 III o.
Kidder. Peabody * Co. Boston. $4,000 at from
KoHntze brothers New-York. 10000 at ILL.,
A. W Wood. Boston. 5000 A. III.
ina : N Hsyo6a Bank Of Boston s. a. al o
" b. Hbbs d Co. Washington. S".eo a, from
The to . Manufacturers Trust Company. Brooklyn
R' $3.50 = q e. N New York. $50, 900 az lll.7s
ling Nagoun IL Co. New York $4,000 a. 10 e.
he American Exchange National Bank, ew-York
J. ?. Moran & Co. and associates, New-York s3a
Goldman 5 a. sacHs & Co. New.York $500 at uos75
\ " Harris & Co Ncw-York 81 3coCpO at from
1902 to i242 $1,000 at from ,J ll2s3 to lI2s
Waukesha National Bank, Waukesha. Wis. 5000
pe.ersoarg Savings and Insurance Company, Peters
burg Va. $1,000 at from ~ to H. .o,o, 80
Wisconsin National Bank. Milwaukee. SpVn az ll5
Lazard Freres. New-York, Si.51oD from lloo TO
IL.
Hanover National Bank. behalf OF First National
Rsrk Lincoln IN 1000 a. so $1,000 at ~ -
Hanover National Bank behalf First %atonal * TX
change Bank Port Huron Mich, $4,000 az lu.cz1
GRAY K Russell Greene. y. Y, 5000 at il4oo
Joseph T. Wggin. Boston. 5000 at from III 70
no :, ,.. 90
shoiburne Falls National Bank, Massachusetts, ST.
coz, Theresa White Boston. 10000 at 11.53ll.
Curtis & Motley. Boston. $500 az III
J Peavey & Brothers, Boston, $1,000 az H. ,.
FRS; National Bank. Cambridgeport Mass s2OVo
a. lll55. .ooo M,
National Exchange Bank Baltimore. 10000 at
ll076 ~ -. -o,o
lizzie Engehart. Lansing Mich. 800 at 1ll5$l0
Fourth National Bank Columbus, Ca s~V" AT
Wolf & Sons. DanvlIe Ohio 5000 at 1l2.7s14
H. Clagett Centreville, Tenn, 1900 at lls3229
Union National Bank Macomb. H., $1,000 at IL 90
John L. Farwcl, jr.. Claremont y: H., 500 al 10
West Union Bank, West Union, W. va. NL"o az
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

You are hereby notified that your SUP
ecrip.lon under the terms of the Department CIR
culars Of January g. January am January ~ ts'o.
FOR 8 OF the I per cent bonds OF the LNlteG
States for which you have agreed 20 pay IN nltei
States gold coin or gold certificates al the once OF
the Assistant Treasurer in the city OF -, al me
rae OF s. and accrued interest 500 face value
OF said bonds. has been accepted. go -,
You are therefore requested 10 deposit with nc
United States Assistant Treasurer at - on or be-
fore the 18th day OF February, 1895 the sum or
= which is ~ per cent OF the amount OF you!
subs ription at the price above named The az
cruei interest from February l, 1896 10 date OF the
payment hereby requested should also be PAD Al
The rate OF per cent on the amount or the oOnts
paid for by said deposit. At the expiration or NJ
teen days from the date OF this FIRST payment an
additional payment OF % per cent mus be maze aN
such Davrnents must be continued at lnierNa- or
fifteen davs until the whole amount IL pad. Inc
accrued interest accompanying each payment must
be computed from February 1896 10 date OF sdch
payment. II you desire to pay the entire amount
Of YOUR subscription at once YOU may DO so. or YOU
NAV anticipate the total payment OF your subscrip-
ton az any time prior TO the maturing OF the last
irsralnlent In the former case, the amount 70 De
dep1sltei is 3 with accrued Interest d, per
cent on = from February !, lsso, 10 date OF
The Seer sary Of the Treasury should be promptly
whether registered or coupon, and the denomina-
lions thereof II this information has already been
furnished. please confirm H. 1910. -, -
The bonds will be issued only upon recelpl Dy we
Secretary o. the original certificate or deposit or
tne Assistant Treasurer receiving the payments:
The Department IS prepared 10 begin the delivery OF
the hords AZ once and deliveries viii be continued
''''" J. g. CARLISLE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

IT'LL, LIST OF TIE SUCCESSFUL. BIDDERS AND
-ur AMOUNTS THEY sECURED-FoR THE
WHOLE ISSUE THE GOVERNMENT WILL
RECEIVE ABOUT sillcOoco.
WASHINGTON. Feb s-Secretary Carlisle this
.,ernoon made public the names OF those 10
vboro United States bonds have been allotted
under the circular OF January 6. 1885 The
o,oun. OF the bonds aggregated 500 900 900. for
which the Treasury will receive in round figures
ohou. slll.0O000O. Geographically considered.
the bonds are distributed IN round figures as fol-
,,ws: New-York. s7s.cOO.OoO; New-England,
20 40 100. Eastern States (other than NewYork,
e;ocOeo: Western States. $3.250.ooO; Central
S,o,es So eOO. 900; Southern States. sl.25O.OOO.
7. Is impossible TO give the exact average rate
.. which the awards were made. but II was
close 70 HI at which the interest realized VIII be
slightly less than SSs per cent. The exact aver
age rate may not be computed for week or
more by Treasury officials.
The amour, awarded TO the Morgan syndicate
Is slightly reduced from that given yesterday
owing 20 overlooking two bids, or rather in not
hsng able with a hurried examination TO discover
tho exact rate named. These mistakes reduce
the q mount awarded to the Morgan syndicate by
sselt0 and makes the true amount Of bonds the
svnd,cate receives. s3S,l7s.25O. In the list or
names. as given out for publication by the Treas
urv. IL Is probable that some mistakes VIII he
found as in some cases the names II individuals
were so badly written 20 be almost undecipher-
able. The Morgan syndicate bid was numbered
%Al. and after that bid was put in l5s other
bids were received as they were numbered in the
order Of being received.
To the Isl separate successful bidders the fol-
lowing circular was mailed tonight:
Treasury Department. Office Of the Secretary,
WASHINGTON. j. .. Fcb y ls'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
THE NEW BONDS AWARDED.
y p. MORGAN AND HIS ASSOCIATES
GET S3317925O.

-rr,. LIST OF TIE SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS AND
-yr AMOUNTS THEY sECUREp-FoR THE
WHOLE ISSUE THE GOVERNMENT WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

Nitl"fi H. circuit M"rhAflcefilr' y. !, N""" az
MIR L,rra r scaritt East Orange y. j.. 5000
William Graves and associates NeW-York. n.5oo0o
John a Riley. Liitcton y H. 5000 at lille,
hu-sak Bros 4 fcrzog New-York 5000 at III.
N"rmlye " co. NcN-York. $500 AZ ill.15 t. IL
Tnlri Naiona! Bank. New-York. 10000 at 1901;
+. v Barnes. oswego y. y go a, ~
Halifax Banking Company Halifax. y. s. 5000
J. W Tomhlln. Arapahoc. 80 at ~
northern Nationa. Bank. Lancaster Penn. $1,000
William Frederick s4bcrt. brooklyn. $4,000 at HE
Valley National Bank. Des Molnes Iowa. 5000 at
I. Beekman rnderhin. jr. Ncw-York. so at 100 $40
Harry A. Ensign. Ensie" BOD. y. j.. $1,000 at
saybrook Bank saybrook. H.. $1,000 ar 1925
james W. Goodwin. HaverhI. Mass. 5000 at
Keene National Bank Ke,nc y II. 5000 at l2
citizcns Cooperative Bank. Haverhin. Mass 3d.
James ". Goodwin, Haverhn. Mass, 5000 at
First National Bank, Concord, y. H. $1,000 at
International Trust Company. Boston, $4,000 at
NJ. l. Moehler New-York 5000 at III.
John + Seeiy New. York; $500 At III
Nelson II. Henney. New York. 8.Wu AZ III
G. Schumacher x Co. New-York. 10000 at III 10
Latham. Alexander & CO.. Ncw-York. 5000 at H.
Douglass ~ jones' NewYork. 500 at ll24
John A. Donaldson. NewYork. $40 600 AZ III Go.
W
at III IS.
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company. Yer
mont. $500 AZ III 81
FRS, National Bank. San Francisco $4,000 at l115
20 1880
Augusta Safe Deposit and Trust Company Maine.
$4,000 at l2s.53lo.
r. c. Dorsett Ncw-York $4,000 at lli55
Hambleton q co. Baltimore. $4,000 ut III 10 1920
Peoples Savings and Loan Association, Cleveland,
ohio. s2-.o,o az III
George CRANE. Ncw-York $40 o00 AZ 1l2l6
K.dder Peabody 4 co.. Boston 10000 AZ ll106
9. l. Kicker Newburg y Y. 80 AZ HOO
Davis I,rofhcrs San Francisco. so 600 at Ill.
Merchants National Bank. Richmond, Va. $4,000
at III.
First National Bank Nation. H. $1,000 at lli50
W. VI. Daln & Co. Bath. Me. NDo at Ill . -
New-Hampshre Savings Bank. Concord. ~ H.,
$4,000 at 1880
Connecticut Savings Bank, New-Haven. 100000 at
III.
Salvatore Cantonl New-York 5000 at ll25o.
National Park Bank New-York. $1,000 al ~
David y Walter san francisco. $1,000 AT lll.o.
Isaac y Walter. San Francisco $3.50 at ILL.,
Joseph II Lee Washington. 5000 at ll2o1
State Treasurer of California Sacramento. %o"p NJ
~. .o..
A. r. Pick & CO.. New-York $4,000 at ililS; $4,000
al III o. $50
J s Rache & CO.. New-Yorl 5000 at III
Knauth. Nachod a Kuhne New-Nork, &oVp AT
H. r. Goldschmidt & CO.. New-York. $4,000 at 1ll53;
Kidder Peabody a Co.. Boston. $4,000 at Ill to
III %. .,oooo
Valley National Bank. Chambersburg Penn, $4,000
Ill .53l0 $4,000 at ll2 1914 .
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William E. Rice. Worcester. Mass, $4,000 At IL .
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