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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
MAYOR HARRISON,
OF Chicago, win Speak for Van wyck in
Nerr York-His Cabinet VIII 60 Along.


New york-His Cabinet VIII Go Along.
CHICAGO. October 20.-Mayor Harrison
viii speak in New York City on the even
ing Of October 18th. in the interests of
Judge Van Wyck, the Tammany candi-
date for Mayor. He teiegraphed to Rich
ard Croker to-day, assuring him OF his
intention 20 live up 10 his agreement to
take part IN the closing meeting Of the
campaign, and also wrote to John c. She
han TO the same effect Mayor Harrison
will be accompanied by nearly every mem
Der of his cabinet. including Superintend-
ent of Public Works McGann: Corporal
ton Counsel Thornton. Superintendent of
Police Ripley and Oil Inspector Bob
Burke. This city hall. in fact, will be prac-
ticaIly deserted. as near.y every Demo-
cratic politician of prominence has signi-
fed his intention Of accompanying the
Mayor and his party on their eastern trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21

About $50 members of the Cook County
Democracy, headed by the redoubtable
Captain Farrell, will act as escort A
brass band will be taken along, and that
important factor in a political junket the
commissary deartment, will be carefully
looked after. The party will leave here
on Wednesday, the 9th instant, returning
the following Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
FoILED THE MOB.

Liberty, Mo-, October pa mob
of about 100 masked and armed men at
tempted to enter the county Jail short
ly after midnight last night for the
supposed purpose of lynching VIM.
Foley and Frank Wade, two murderers
held there awaiting trial. The sheriff
assembled, a few deputies and with a
show of arms, compelled the mob to
desist fram its purpose and dispense.
was hit, -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
A REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE.

The Four Wheeled Sulkey Record Smashed
to Smithereens.
Joliet, H., October 20.-Without any
preparation for such trial, Joe Patch
en-, the black pacing stallion, this after
noon reduced the worlds pacing record
to fouFwheel sulky by four seconds.
The recdrd was established at Ingalls,
Park track, this city, before 400 peo-
pie, whe had been attracted by the
announcement that Star Pointer would
50 again(t both the wagon and high
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
NEW SUPERVISING ARCHITECT

Washington, d. c., October 20
James X. Taylor, Of Pennsylvania. was
to-day appointed supervising archi-
tect OF the treasury. Mr. Taylcr has
heretofore been the chief craftsman In
the architects Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
Before
Retiring....

take Ayers Pills, and you wilt
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the days work
Ayers Cathartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect
uai remedy for constipation,
bi1iousness, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayers Cathartic
Pills. When other pills won't
help you, Ayers is
The PILL THAT WILL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21

PATENTS GRANTED.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Washington, d. c., October 20.-A
patent has been granted John w. Tay-
Tor, Trout, w. Va, on wrench. and
to David 4. Brawley and J. f. Lewis
Charleston, w. Va, on an automatic
weather strip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
WANTS AN EXPLANATION.

Madrid. October 20.-The impartial
made a violent attack to-day on the
United States, based on the alleged de-
parture from American ports recently
of filibustering expeditions bound for
Cuba. The impartial urges the Span
ish government to ask explanations Of
the government of the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
YELLOW FEVER.

New Orleans, October 20.-New
cases, 60; deaths, g.; total cases to
date, 9S1; total deaths to date, 10;
recovered, 489; under treatment, 3S2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
men SCHOOL Field DAY.
Cathedral Boys Contest in the Presence
Of a Large Crowd.

Exercises Took Place at the State
Fair Grounds and Were Very In
teresting, Making the First Field
Day a Complete Success Bowl
ing Games and Notes Other
Sporting Matters of General In
terest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21

Scorers: Scheele and TrusheI: umpire
NJ. Miller; tonight, Cosmopoltans VS. De-
Tenders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21
BOWLING.

Results of the Games in All Tournaments
Last Night.
The Ideals took three straights
from the Old Cronies, in the Wheeling
tournament, last night. and as re-
suit are now tied with the Auroras
for first place. The score follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21

Lemp ST. Louis Extra Pale Lager
Beer on draught at Louis Schwalb's
Saloon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-21

Hear Gamble. the basso prosunan. de-
scsnd into the depths. Friday next at Opera
House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
DEAD ~ n HALLHAY.
war.siey's BODY Found with = Frsctarea
skull AFTER . Party.

war.siey's BODY Found with /. Frsetsrea
skull AFTER . Party.
Joseph warmsley. = iaborer. so years old.
OF $50 Eighth street, Long Island City.
was found dead in the hallway Of l20
Eighth street Yesterday morning by Police
man Rauch. The body was on the second
floor. and the condition of tho place
she wed that the man had lived after his In
juries had been inflicted. An examination
showed that his death was due to . fracture Of
tho skull. The police found that Warmsley had
attended n " racket" in the apartments OF Hugh
Derrick on the third foor OF the house, Derrick
told the police that after his friends had gone
he heard a noise in the hallway and
saw Warmsley out there. He did not
disturb tho man. but closed his room door
and retired. He had not been IN bed
long when he heard n crash on the floor below.
lie was not interested in anything that hap
pened on that floor. and did not get up Tn in
ve.tisate. He said he supposed that Warmsley
must have fallen down the stairs head first.
Mrs. Bayne and John Knoewase. both occupants
OF tho house. said that they saw Warmsley, in
the hallway after the party" In Derrick's
rooms. aud beard the noise he must have mnde
falling down the stairs. Coroner strong Will
hold an inquest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
ARRESTED FOR ABDUCTION.
sehsefer Accused OF E~ticing . Q Year
Old Girl Away from Her Home.


OLD Girl Away from Her Home.
John Schaefer. 81 years old. q professional
nurse. OF SO Eighth street, Long Island City,
was arrested yesterday charged with abducting
Jennie Purcell. 10 years old. The girl was en-
ployed as n servant by q Mrs. Mcclure
of ia Vernon avenue. Long Island City. Early
on Monday evening a note was left at Mrs. Nc
Cures for her. 1t stated that her mother want
ed Jennie to meet her at 245 Calyer street.
Greenpoint. Mrs. Mcclure was suspicious of
the note and told tho girl to wait about an hour
and then she would go to Greenpoint with her.
When Mrs. Mcclure was ready to start to keep
the appointment with Jennie the girl had die
appeared.
City. Policeman Coonen learned yesterday
that a young girl answering .Iennie's descrtp-
tion was In 81 rnett's house. koundsman Far
rell went there and found the girl standing In
the hallway with nothing on but n light wrap
per. The door to Barnett's apartment was
locked. Tho girl told the roundsman that
Schaefer had left the place about twenty min
things locked up In the room and she was
unable to leave the place. Fart ell waited until
Schaefc. came back and took him and the girl
to the police station.
The case was reported to the Brooklyn Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children, and
they have taken. the girl to their room:
Schaefer was arraigned In the police court and
held in 81. 900 bonds for examination. He could
not secure . bondsman and was locked up In the
Queens county !ail. The police say Schaefer
told them that he had purchased a wedding ring
and intended to marry the girl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

over the reading OF the kilograms. sven II all Of
them did come from the saloon next door. The
delegation returned and reported that Ex-
Mayor Connolly had retired for the night, but
they brought q message in his own hand writing
saving: " wish my successor good luck" and
Abe was satisfied.
NOW. gents" said he. I will make q speech
which you have no doubt heard many times
before on the east side. but which is. to my
mind, the best that Mayor can speak, and that
is, Have a drink ="
The crowd cheercd and the onslaught on the
tho Italian orchestra to play the fox hunters
jig. and challenged the whole, crowd TO a break
down. Pat danced everybody down.. and the
advent Of the new Mayor was celebrated In real
Poverty Hollow style. As fast as a key or bottle
was emptied. and this was faster than might DO
supposed. 1t was thrown out OF the window into
the back yard. and yesterday there were fourteen
beer kegs there besides the bottles. After APP
pearing In the Essex Market Police Court yes
terday morning and rescuing his constituents
from n dungeon Mayor Sprung spont the rost Of
tho day playing pinocble, which accomplish
mont Is also one Of the qualifications Of Poverty
Hollow's Mayor. The Hon. Tim Campbell. who
was invited to the ceremonies, was not heard Of
all night.
The title and chair were decided to Mayor
Sprung BY Mayor Connolly in these words. which
were written on q card attached to the chair:
Hon. Patrick Connolly. formerly Mayor OF
Poverty Hollow, surrenders his seat and throne
to MIR. Abraham Sprung. the new Mayor Of
dated the list Of Jan. 1897"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
sHor M n YEAR oELEsRATORs.
A woman wounded In Her Home aud Two
Men In the Street.

Mrs. Grace Morgan, 80 years old. of 230 East
Seventy fourth street, was shot In the abdomen
Thursday night by a careless welconier OF the
new year. Mrs. Morgan was sitting by one Of
the windows OF the rear room, when the glass
was shattered BY n bullet. She fell from her
chair. II was first believed she was killed. Po-
liceman Dcvlin OF the East Sixty-seventh street
station was sent for an ambulance. The sur
neon who came from the Presbyterian Hospital
said that the woman WAS not dangerously
wounded. but that her injury would Keep her In
the hospital for about two weeks.
the direction from which the bullet had come,
and detectives were put on the case. They ar
rested. about two hours later. samuel Graft, II
years old, Of 2+2 East Seventy-nfth. street.
Gratx, who lives in the rear Of Mrs. Morran's
home. says that he was firing on his revolver
about ~ o'clock. but did not think that any OF
the bullets from his weapon had struck any one.
He WAS locked up and committed for examina-
ton in York VILE Court later.
John Bradenich. 40 years old, q baker OF 800
arm about IL o'clock Thursday night by some
Rockweil's bakery, 4oO East Seventy-nf th
street where he Is employed; when TIE bullet
dressed at the Presbyterian Hospital. after
which he went home.
Just about that time Frederick Hines. 10 yenrs
going home, was shot in the face. When he
stopped for q minute at Lewis and Fourth
streets q bullet, fred by an unknown person.
struck him In the face. 1t WAS not q severe in
jury. but Hines thought he had better go to a
hospital. An ambulance. was summoned, In
which he was taken to Bellevue.
Two Long Island City windows were smashed
by bullets. One was In the residence OF DIR.
BENJAMIN ID. strong, at 434 jackson avenue,
and tho other was at lBi Hunter avenue. Dr.
Strong and his wife were away when their win
dow was broken. The bullet also broke q large
pane OF fancy glass in one OF the pnrlor sliding
doors. and was found In the front room on the
floor. At 16l Hunter avenue the bullet entered
an upper bedroom window. and passed. over q
bed occupied by q man and child. The bullet
struck the wall and dropped into the bed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
APIE ON PATRICK'S THRONE
,yr<LH THE THIBEs How Io po'-
n1Y yOLLOW,sN NEW MA

oration OF Historian .N.. v,, It..
change OF nynas.e M. C.,,,o lay
turn" tho Acts.
"e'A .c...uur .,-Nayor
The last othciel act OIL .har,iy h.fors his
Of Poverty Hollow occul,o rh,..aa, Is
term expired, AZ ml"n,sn' VI 49,. -
was called on to go ball Tor Two u AZ Sou"k
..,.,Ituonts who had started out premetureiy
const'tuo''' =" .a.,o -, ,ha Nav vear nv nay.
TO celebrate the hu'e"'Ot
ing calls at the saloon. ana atterWaru ''''nkS W
1T all tho lamp posts in tho Hollow. They
smaN" "a ioot.d mn in tho Delancey
were arrestco Wv ..a.-..,
s,reet station. Mayor Commonly put up so"'oo
,...oi c.,a,e and there his duty ended.
MS I. Sn,,,r Conno,,v,. sueo-s,or. who
Mayor hoe opfu"s' o 49, - $50
WAS duly installed At minhiRht, oeeAn his
-, drtic. Yesterday morning by appearing at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

Old ommissio.ers OF the Yonkers.Green-
burgh Exten~ioa Are Out or Once.

Old onuis.io.er Of the Yonkers.Green-
bsrgh Extension Arc Out or Once.
WHITE PLAINS, n. Y. Jan. Judge Dykman
last night removed from ofice Mayor John q.
Peene Of Yonkers. John Besson OF Dobbs Ferry.
and James ]. Treanor of Hastings as commis-
sioners Of the warburton extension of Yonkers
and the town Of Greenburgh. In 1893 tho
Legislature passed an act allowing tho town Of
Greenburgh to issue bonds for $3.50, 900 for
opening and extending Warbnrton avenue,
Yonkers. through the town OF Greenburgh,
thereby giving "a continuous thornurhfare from
New York city 70 Sing Sing. Tie bonds were
sold by the commissioner 20 CONN d stanton.
a now dcfunct firm OF Wal street brokers.
When they failed the town OF Greenburgh found
that IL had no money TO continue the work. On
behalf OF the taxpayers of Hastings, an npplica-
ton was made for the removal OF the commits
Justite' t5yFman appointed in their stead WI:
liam H.. Doty OF YOnkers, David Verplank of
White Plains, and Frank Y. Willard OF larry
town. Before the new commissioner can con-
tinue the work a bill for relief will have to be
Introduced In the Legislature. IL Is said that
Senator James Irving Burns Will Introduce a
bill asking for another $4,000 appropriation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Situations af'antrd-Males.

a GENERAL OFFICE CLERK (93), having had q
n number OF years experience with n leading New
YORK newspaper. desires a position; bright, reliable:
and induSi rIOus: can be highly recommended would
take moderate salary to become connected with q
good house. Address PfSMAS, box 100 sun onice.
DVERTISiSG.-A young IN n Of experience in
N this business would ike a pos tioa with some
concern to attend to the pacing of their a%dverti,e-
mrnts. or VITA any general agent In thi, line. \. V.
T.. box 1871 sun oricr.
A YoCSG NAN % years old, would like a situation
IA as clerk and typewriter ana do general ONCE
work; salary no object, hrst-class reiercncss Ad.
dress A.. box iS7 sun uptown once, 1898 Broadway.
NOUsG MAN. - desires situation: light porter.
Il useful man, or elevator runner: employed at last
place eight years; good communications
A. G~ERIARDT, ans West S0th u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Mr.. aud Mrs. O. II. r. Belmont Give n Now
Years Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II. r. Belmont gave a
luncheon yesterday at their residence. "a East
Seyenty-second street. The eighty guests were
seated at small tables set In tho dining room.
which extends across the rear OF the house, in
tho Wide hall and in the front salon.
A Hungarian band played during the dinner.
and afterward there was a vaudeville perform
ance. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley Martin. MI. and Mrs. William r. Travers.,
Townrcnd Burden. William X. Vanderbilt, Jr..
Harold S. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Kernochan, Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald de- Koven. Richard I. Wilson.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oolrlchr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ciews. w. Burke Cochran, j. ID. w.
Cutting, and George w SmRllev.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
dividends md gnterest.
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ri DUE AND PAY.
ABLE At TIE BANKING HousE OF -
NV. HARRIS ACCOMPANY

THE .r TGhh2H II 1,{S 9y S%2kfx AF EEo DgE 3FD PAY.
NV. HARRIS ACCOMPANY
c,.... JANIARI sd. 1901.
Sisiis% S SS%%%y}; ! %S u ss, aS2, r,. ,;,;ts' y 30
Clinton, Ia, Funding ami aetundlng.
CutGbcrt. Ga, Water Works Electric Light.
Douglas 60, Ore" Sthooi Dlst, No. se Drain, school
ElGeri County. o.. Court Hon., and Jail.
E,%rgrrre,n PARK ~. Drain an sewer.
Ga!latin County. Mont. fnpdine.
G isFisn. Ia, 1 inSsSd ai%'as9 & D ,os' G f'ssr' improvement
Hear County, Tia, Court House.
iiiSassss'. wfs,shn,, ssSoai District 40, 10.
King ConniS wash, scaooi District 40. =; SCHOOL
LINN S SsHniE' Ore sst ssd Esin %iiiPis, no. ia
Madlsoa, s. Dak.. Board Of Education.
Manson. "a. Water Works.
MMnySGsd cJ III; yil Non, Iis ssh s"I bb. .1siss 10. SO,
Odrboit. la, Water Works. Ieiuniins.
Otter Tai COUNTY. Mlnn. ReIUnding;, ..,.., natl,
PecatoaIcs Ill, board Of Education, school District
F,siSs Count, W.T.; SHOE, DISTRICT No.
He'd YAK o Junction np a., @ SS,s ' VOTE
Sac GoSna;! H. "a. s Esfs1alns.
Sea sose T and s eSSa' fshn sqnd'ns i'' and "a SERIES
ssnenandon9; Ia. RelynalnI; o,, u.,.,,,xo
SPARTA, Sa, f sSSo5Si' p Mhsha s''00' D'''F''' no."
Teton coSnts' Mont" Fiundpn told"
TnlGn COUNTY; 0Is' Ssn.o. District mos
$$aniSafs" N ma s.n RR. MisiddTip S SGsool.
wcssi isS G,,y; ID ln Elre' W.T., .,s Works.
we.ipoTt. Mo, school District schoo, Building Re-
Fort Dodge. la, water Works.
ho' springs. p pSS .,tE hS,, ian,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
WEST CHESTER POLICE,S Do6S.
Each Time They Moved They Got n New
One-They Now Have Three.

Whenever the West Chester police squad
moves It becomes possessed OF q new dog. When
II went over the Bronx and took quarters In the
Town Hall q wiry-haired Irish terrier followed
the mounted men and has stuck TO the force
ever since. The policemen named him Buttons.
and gave him a collar ornamented with cast-off
buttons, taken from their old coats.
The Civil Court wanted room. so the police
moved into two small rear rooms in the Town
Hall. where they found n scraggy. yellow mon
grel. twice as big rs Buttons. awaiting them.
Buttons objected to the newcomer. was
thrashed. and now fights with the yellow dog,
instead Of against him. The policemen named
the new dog DR.. Parkhurst, and the beast has
been watching the police ever since.
When the police moved across the street into
the Post once building on Wednesday they
found another dog awaiting them. The police
named him Angel bennett. The Angel In now
duly installed In the new house; Buttons Is
watching the stable. and DR.. Park hurst makes
his rounds among the men and fetches up at
the station ut unseemly hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
:: - }ScTisY
SHORT LIPS

are heightened, and all facial blemishes, fea-
tural Irregularities. and skin and ner vous dis
eases treated at the JOHN II. WOODBURY.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, let West
42d ST.. Now York. Twenty-siS years practical
experience. BRANCHES; Boston, IL Winter
st.; Chicago, l55 State ST.: Philadelphia. 1906
Walnut st.
Alarge static electric machine In each ONCE
for the cure OF nervous diseases. Use the grand
combination OF Woodbury's Facial Soap and
Facial Cream. Sold everywhere. AsCN
Send 10 cent? for l32-page illus
trated book and sample cake OF 20
either wooDBURY'S FACIAL SOAP y
or ACIAL CREAM. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
OrDIN & OAKLEY.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff,
A. proadw ay,
New York,

NOTICE Is HTREuY GIVEN under and in pursu.
y nnro nj TIE provisions Of seton H,nbt OF, the
code OF CIylI ProCrilr OF tn state or New York, Of
nm Intention TO apply to the Nnrrusnt"s court OF tho
County nt washington in IN" stat" ot sew YORK fNr
letters Uf administration upon the Enpus. rlnttCl-,
ana credit, Of uanlc. VI MONTY lat OF the Village Of
SANDY IA. IN the county ~ Nathl0E'pn IN the state
nYN,N iorE, ii .,.sci, and NIL ]Crrdiiurn ~ SAID
IanIeI NJ. Monty are lnrrhy notified 70 present. tholr
GAINS TO the surrogate uf said County ~ Washington
at NJ. 81 Main street N sad vi asc 81 sandy HNl On
or hr'or, The H0ul dry u January, 1877.
d. J. SULLIVAN
Attorney. "a
once and Post once address.
Sandy hiL NH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
Situations afauted-females.

STESOGRAPHER-Expert typrwriter; young
"A woman seeks permanent position; reference
from present employee; p. years experience. Adir.ss
:" kEAiINiIOS," box liz sun uptown ONCE. 1908
Broadway.
A n HONEST. reliable girl wishes a situation to 10
~ upstairs work. laundry assistant or waiting on
table, has good refer nccs from last employer. Ad
dress MARY SULLIVAN. care OF Mr.. bradley. l3o est
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02

MENPHIN a H. H. Co.
once al the Receivers.
NEW YORK, December ~, 1890.
The coupons due July |, 1894, from the following
named honda will DO pad on and after January 2,
1897, at the Chase National Rank, New York, with
interest thereon at the rate OF SIX PER CENT. per
Rnnum from date of maturity:
First and Second Extension z per cent bonds.
dated 1854, extended 1880.
second Mortgage Z per cent bonds. due January I,
1883. renewed.
Consolidated Mortgage 40 year ! per cent; hondS-
CHARLES N. McGHEE,
HENRY FINK, ReceiverA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-02
finaurial.

~ Si' ToiON
We hold and otter Tor sale the
folio wing choice
Investment Securities:
N. Y. CENT. & HUD. RIVER X. II. co.
list Mtgc. : per cents, due 1908.
REG.
N. v. q HARLEM II. II. co. CONSOLE
dated : per cents. due 1900. COUP.
~ REG.
WEST SHORE II. II. co. 1st Mtge.
4 per cents. due 230f. REG
N. Y. & NORTHERN R'wAY co. list
Mtgc. 5 per cents. due 1927. COUP.
ROME, WAT. & OGD. II. II. co. 1st
Cows. Mtge. 3 per cents, due 1922.
COUP.
N. ". LACK. & wEST'N R'wAY co.
list Mtge. o G cents. II 1921.
REG.
NORRIS ESSEX II. II. co. 1st Mtge.
Z per cents, due 1914. COUP.
DEL. 81 HUDSON CANAL Co. Penn.
Div. 1st Mtge. Z per cents. due 1917.
COUP.
CHIC, II. ]. 4 PAC. r.. II. co. 1st
Mtge. o per cents due 1917. REG.
CHIC. d NoRTHW. R'WAY co. Com
solidated Z per cents, due 1919.
COUP.
MIL. l.. s. & WEST. R'wAY co. Com
sol. list Mtge., u per cents. due 1921.
COUP.
CHEsA. & OHIO R'wAY co. list Mtsc.
Series A" q per cents, due 1908.
COUP.
CHEsA. & OHIO R'wAY co. list Mtgc.
PENN. Extcn. q per cents. duo 1911.
COUP.
BAIT. & POTOMAC II. II. co. 1st
Mtge. u per cents, due 1911. COUP.
CHIC. MIL. & ST. +. RWAY Co. Oh.
& Pac.. VT. Div, list Mtgc. d per
cents. due 1921. COUP.
CHIC. MIL. & ST. P.R'Y CO.. II. & Oak.
COUP.
CHIC, MIL. & ST. =. R'wAY CO.,
Southw. Div, LIST Mtge. q per cents,
due 1000. COUP.
CHIC. BUR. Il QUINCY Il. II. co.
1st M'ge. Z per cents, due 1908.
CHIC. ST. l.. & NEW OR II. Il. co.
Con. Mtge. 8 ~peraccnts.. due 1851.
COUP.
RICHMOND & DANvILLE II. II. co.
Consoi. Mtgc. o per cents. due 1915.
COUP.
NASH. CHAT. & ST. l.. R'WAY co.
1st Mtge. 7 per cents.. due 1913.
INTER. & CT. NORTHERN r.. II. CO.
LIST Mtgc. u per cents, due 1919.
COUP.
ST. r.. & SIOUX CITY II. II. co. list
Mtge. q per cents. due 1919. COUP.
LAKE Sill. q MICH. SOUTHERN
R'wAY 90. I'd Mtg.. : per cents.
due 1913. REG. ~ COUP.
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