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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
A. AND Vi. PRESIDENCY.


the PInce.
Austin Texas, May q General Mabry Z
appointment to the colonelcy OF the First
Texas volunteer regiment has removed him
from among the possibilities for the presi-
dency of the Agricultural and Mechanical
college. the contest for which has been
temporarily lest sight Of In the war ex-
element. but 1t hardly assures the success
OF any OF the ether applicants though he
was the most formidable candidate in the
field. AS matter Of fact the contest prom
ises to continue as spirited as ever unless
mo name OF seine new man who Is likely
10 command the support of a majority OF
the board Of managers from the jump is
presented. Believing that Attorney GEN
ernl Crane can do this some OF his friends
have since his retirement from the gubur-
Material race been discussing the advisable
ity OF suggesting him as a fit successor for
Governor Ross and OF urging him to allow
them to present him as a candidate for
the vacant place left by that much re-
gretted and most distinguished gentleman.
The matter has not as yet been presented
to Mr.. Crane himself and It is not known
how he VIII take 1t; but there can be
little doubt but what an application from
him in the line indicated would meet with
universal approval or that IN case OF his
appointment he would acquit himself with
homer and credit In the role of president
OF the States most prosperous educational
institution.
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WINNIE IN DALLAS.
He Is Said TO lie Very stroI
There.

He Is Said TO lie Very strong
There.
Fort Worth, Texas. May 2i.--Hon.
George A. Garden of Dallas was hare to-
day. Speaking of Colonel Wyine he said
The people OF Dallas county. outside of
the city Of Dallas, are now practically
unanimous in their support of Colonel
Wynne. There is a movement on folt,
pushed by the Sayers managers to change
the test here first adopted by the dem
ocraho executive committee and this
movement, II successful. would enable the
gold elemt mt in the city of Dallas, there
being no such element in the county out
side to vote in the primary with the prob
able result of carrying tho city for Say
ers This would, however do them no
substantial good, for country precincts will
be IN the majority in the county convention
and they will support Colonel Wynne with
practical unanimity. All in all therefore.
II Is hardly within the bounds OF possibil-
ity that Colonel Wynnes majority in Dali
las county can now he overcome and. in
deed, 1t does not seem likely that it viii
oe necessary to do any more work for him
there
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--s-s--s-a -
WYNNI"S FRIENDS
Hope testers Withdrawal VIII Heir
the Fort Worth Man.

nope TESTERS Withdrawal VIII Help
the Fort Worth Man.
Sherman, Texas, May 20. The announce
mcnb this morning that Hon. George T.
Jester had withdrawn from the guberna-
torial race created more thinking than ex-
presslons. 1t Is the hope, IL not the abso-
Lutte belief, Of the organized democracy OF
this county that this action of Mr. eJster's
will tend to further the interests of Colonel
Dick Wynne. and 1t is no that is now
looked upon by this wing OF the demo-
cratic house as the standard bearer OF the
true democracy. Tomorrow the county
democratic convention will meet 10 instruct
is understood that an effort will be made
by the Sayers faction to have the State
delegation composed, as nearly as possible.
OF Sayers sympathzers. owing TO the fact
That Sayers was comparatively not known
In the primaries. and that the race was
strictly fight between Crane and Wynnc,
tho majority of the leaders OF both these
factions feel 1T their duty and TO their
honor to do all within their power to put
in straight Wynnc delegation. Some Of
the most enthusiastic now think Mr. jess
ter having withdrawn, that there Is
lighting chance to down the enemies of
true democracy" The republicans are quite
senguine over the defeat in Grayson county
and withdrawal OF Mr. Crane and do not
hesitate to display their jubiant spirit
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OPPORTUNITY ron Turrvr.
swarm the Border UpIe..
There Is Some Cbo,,tI

Luiing' Texas, May 2l.-Mr. l.. n nio.
SON living near Alice. west of cornrs
.H'ish' and who is engaged in buvlng 90,
nc IN Mexico and shipping them 70 :,
i-o"is and Kansas City to the Armo,,r mac,
'i's' passed through the city today He
'ust from Rio Grande City and wben
asked IN regards TO the recent ra,a -,
.'nieves from Mexico near Garlic said.
- Is fact that along the Rio Gransa
~ 'he Mexican side especially, there are
nana'eus OF men who own nothing bat a
p r sixshooter and lariat. Tbese msn
h 49, Nolk except with stock. The s,nen
ero sspss there, as it is here, has been
r,oSaea INTO the hands of a few ms mon osea
I'm, They will not employ the class ,s 60
eo nave spoken Of they won't work and as saa,
lonp - ss ,s 70 live they must steal. AZ
.soheo by troops--while the troors s, srt,
~. ,.hem--they acted as chec,. W,
e,s ' mere are no soldiers on this sia,, NV NV
s, lesis perfectly free TO CONF ovs, sn ns
'A' al they want to. 1t is impossibls 1 tor
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cumby, Texas, May 21,-lndicatiors are
NacogdOchcs for Snxer.

Naeogdoches, Texas. May e1.-The Ma.
'oeeoehes county convention today in
structed unanimously for Savers: Crane
carried the primaries by 5o0 majority.
Other instructions Were Iinboden for
congress, Browning. Smith. Smith, Nav
held Garrison, Finley, Kennard. Reese
Brown and Bliss
stephen W. Blount was elected chairman
OF the county democracy for the coming
two years.
The populists held county mass meet.
ing, with large attendance. The cam.
paien will be the warinest ever waged In
Nacogdoches county.
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EAnrcssioms OF Rcgrcf.

corsieana. Texas, May 20,--A visit to
testers headquarters this morning found
,he honorable gentleman busy answering
kilograms From all points OF the State
ieis grams OF regret are coming In. With
me mail this morning comes the news that
mahy counties have just placed them
selves in the Jester column. hut n IL NOW
700 late Many visitors have besn coming
IN all day expressing their regrets a, to
MIR. Jester's actions. "
Many other inquiries as to the authenti-
city OF the statement are being reeelved
y Is source OF universal regret among
an his friends and many We're in homes
mere was no truth In the rumor.
said that he had nothing al present ~
say, but that he was going to do his mart
towards the election OF the chosen oandl.
date OF the party. N"no''
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MURDERED ny RoBBERs.
Lone Store Keeper Ncnr cornu.
Christi the Victim


christi the Victim.
corpus Christi Texas. May 21.-A cold
blooded murder was committed at tho .roa,
three miles north of here. last night. John
Lagano aged about so years. conducting +.
grocery business in that vicinity, was the
victim. Lagano was founded dead in nod
thls morning with his head severad ,t,,o..
- "''''' 'ne cash being caused by a blow
from an axe Robbery is thought to have
ossh the motive of the crime as n wac
p0'''iSeiy known he had sum of money
on the premises.
rs vet there is no clue to the perpetra.
'0FS OF the dastardly deed. although the o,
"''S are pushing the case and soon hone
10 get the guilty ones in the tolls.
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tnulk's Dnfcs

hautman' Texas. Nav 2O.--Juize 7.
r"N'k OF Henderson county candidate fo.
state senator from this district, will srear
at the following times and places in tb;s
county. Terrell, today: Bass cr,,a
inr ,ho Poetry 2fth. Mr.. Faulls is p,,k-
Is an able speaker. ana
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Bryan, Texas, May 2i.-The democratic
executive committee OF this county met in
'n's city at . o'clock this afternoon. The
committee decided to Mold preclnct oor
sensons instead of primaries. july . Vas
nNed as the time for holding the count,,
convention liberal test was adopted w.,
curing the participants to renolnce al.
!es'ance to all other parties and to sunnor.
t tas nominees OF all democratic conyen.
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Ellis County speni.t,Y

Ennis Texas. May 2O.-'rhe candidates
Tor ellis county representative ana Judge
vii, address the people he times aud
places named below;
Milford, Saturday. May 81, .. m; Mount
Teas; Monday, May %. S y. M, oylila,
luesaas' May a, p. M. Red Oak. Wed
May "a, y. m; Ennis. Saturday. Nav %
p. M; Long Branch. Monday, Jay So
; D. M Waxahaehie. Tuesday, MAY 81
D IN. ' Va
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GALLONS FOR KuGAD'
Work on 1t VIII He bes-
Monday.

Brennan, Texas, May 2l,--SuH h.
j. r. Robertson will commences =
next the erection of the gallo7s :.
Charles Kugadt next Thursdss ~
ate the crime for which ne ~ Il, III
yicted. Ii will be erected on ~ ii
below Ralston's platform, near = ~
Gus grounds. in the yicini"
magazine. c.lryB
Captain Charles F. Nell Of us suss i
sent a call to Brenham for irnHs
teers. :, =. xatdl
A Methodist revival will pe
tomorrow.
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the local county authorities . z
them. The sheriffs along the 40 2

the local county authorities . Z
them. The sheriffs along the no e
are the best in the world, but n9 :.
accomplish impossibilities; the ta's
too great for them to cover Ws !,
counties could stand the expeoN
deputies. You can count this y Z
thing, unless the State puts -
there at once to crush out m!sn
will swarm over into Texas liuI
part OF Mexico. Mexico Is prvle ~
own border and | know that nef WV;
ready to cooperate with tnoS
when they are there. You - p@M,
as a fact that the border Is ID 49, - \.
because the marauders are Spansu I. Y.
thizers, but for the reason !na. n,
money in stealing stock ana TUES
into Mexico" ~
Mr.. Dickson left for St. Loui' ~ J
ing"
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looking Af,er $780,.

oorsloana' Texas, May 2l.-Mr. r. r. r.
saner OF Dallas. secretary Of the savers
'aHipalsh organization in Dallas, is in tbe
Guy today looking after the interests Of tho
bastrop candidate with view n rlooina
NAV, fourteen votes in the Sayers eoiS
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FRIDAY. May p, .. m. Bristol. Friday
My My -, y. m. Waxahachia saturday,
nay ~ ; p. m; Midlothian. Saturday
Nay ~ p, m; Italy. Monday. MAY 20
: P, m Nash: Monday. May so, S D. m:
az aline a tuesday May 81, > p. M Red
YAK. TUESDAY, May 81, s p. m.
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u nj KneseI. saddleII' 7

Ycal1um, Teas, May LII IN
70. several years dealer IN a
harness here, yesterday filea sr,,.t,'
trust, naming W F kuessia u Rp
lowing creditors are prelent ST. !
ard, 500; First National osnshM y
Kueael, S53S: Mrs, Nary LIN
$3.50; Mrs. NJ. s. Kuesel, soov'
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did list from which 10 select A governor.
Francis Ticknor had their kind In mind
when he wrote:
"Knightliest OF the knightly race,
That since the DAYS OF old
Have kept the lamp OF chivalry
Alight in hearts OF gold.
n
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speaking IT wnxnh,o,,.

WaNanachie' Texas May 2i.-Hon. 7. =
roster spoke in the district eonr, 80
TINS evening in the interest Of MIS-
o's, touehlng on all the leudinr Ist,, say
ne was followed by ]. n proSy , ,ssuss,
"iuate Tor lieutenant eoyernor oah-
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Judge Brooks Indor.ea

Kaufman Texas. May si.-Hon. NJ. NJ.
Brooks OF Greenville has heen Endorsed
by the entire bar Of Terrell and kanr.
man as candidate for judge az the court
OF crtm.na, appeals, Mr. Books viii hs,.a
no trouble carrying this co,,ntv
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GiIIespie ConntN In.,..

Johannesburg, Texas. Nav !,
oiiesp'e county convention elected Az, -
gates tcday Instructed to vote a. s.'e
s'ayden' Groos and Mayheld, wi saseFs'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

The Syracuse Post prints - IL a
an excellent hint, which fathen n a.
who have babies to name may .,.rs,st
A girl baby was brought 70 "a 81
Syracuse to be baptized. ne s'
OF the baby, ..A,1
"Dinah NJ" the father res lpvs wi
but what does the NJ s'a. "a.
the minister !, deYk>s
Well, don't know yet y !.
how she turns out. ,,h, n -
How she turns outg Wn ,,y,.,sr 4,
derstnnd you," said the mihs IA VI
"oh. II she turns out niss M ~
handy about the honse, i'm ut il x I
shah call her Dinah May; ~ Pa dl,pts
fiery teIuper and a bon,hshs'iM irSt
mine. l shall call her oman - q
wAXAHACHIE, The nsatlf
works is preparing to use 4, ~
steam making purposes. n'rorstid
the manager, went down 20 49, Is
terday TO figure on oil c''
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The Test Chnn-eJ.

Hearne' Texas May 2l,-The test alop,s,
by the county executive COMMITTEES - w.,
ply ut the primaries TO be hrd
been changed by one or two "ip mas
strict, 'nat Is not so
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Edwards County for Savers.

Austin Texas, May 81 .-Information wa 4,
s~eNen mere tonight that Edwards county
instructed for Sayers for governor TODAY
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HOPKINS COUNTY.


~ is betieNcu that Wynnc Has Car.
RED the C0unty.
Sulphur Springs, Texas. May 2O.-Wynne
carries the county for governor nearly two
to one and the indications are that Cough
for lieutenant governor, Smith for attor-
ney general, Finger for land commissioner.
Finley for comptroller; close between Rob
pins and Mills for treasurer. Kendall for
SUPERINTENDENT of public instruction, Giles
ior railroad commissioner, Brooks for Grim
mai Judge, Crawford for congress. Il. II
Alien for representative, Mercer for aoater
pumoy, Texas May 91,-lndications are
'hat Wynne has carried the county BY a
good majority; Browning for lieutenant
governor, Smith for attorney general G
w. Smith for land commissioner. FinIsy
Tor comptroller, Robbins for treasurer
Kendall Superintendent OF public instruc-
non GILES railroad commissioner, Rrooks
Tor assistant justice court Of civil apnesls,
Crawford for congress.
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WORKING cn.

"aNanachie' Texas, May 2i,-Tbe savor.
men aid lot of hobnobbng yes,erd,r
seine CT the strongest Grams ~,
line TO work for savers. '"'H are In
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Aoiiehe' Texas, May 21.-County DEM
ocratic convention today selected dele
for any one ~ 'A''i uctions
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Colonel wynne,. pa,c.

Enn's' Texas, May Colon. n. NJ
Wynne candidate for governor. vii, aa.
dress the voters of Ellis county a, Tho ,,ms
ana places below named;
Ferris. Tuesday. May 2s. 3 p. M: Ennis
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time the revenue bill reaches the house.
He has also arranged with Governor say
ers to keep him advised of the speaker
plans SO far as those plans can be known
To the democrats.
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Kaufman, Texas. May 2i.-uon
yohn OF Georse,own Texas. will sDs,, "
'A' court house here this evening :, !,
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tiocE end at Kemp tonight in the inter-
est OF Major Sayers' candidacy.
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Populirt Convention.

corsicana, Texas, May 2o-Next Thurs.
DAY the 18th tho Navarro county pop.
ulists win meet in county convention N
nominate 4 ticket to run against the DEM
ocratic ticket
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Louisville, Tex, May 2o.--rhis box gives
sayers a. wynne i4l Finger ioa; Finley
a: Mllls l47; Trice l4s; Kendall io5, Nav.
neld lI6. About 100 to count. Country
boxes report above named in the lead.
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LAND COMMISSIONER.

~ Finger has one vote plurality and there
Will be u recount
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
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THE TRADE " CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept II (SpeciaD There was al
irregular wheat market here to-day-stron'
carly. easy about noon. and finally closing = !"
81 cent over Tuesday. The strength oesan !"
the Northwest but this market finally sho"eu
better gain than Minneapolis and Duluth >"
Louis was very strong all the session advanc"s
a cent and holding IT, There was no such cas'
business anywhere as on Tuesday. YET the so"
hoard reported twenty-five loads. and 'ner'
were about one hundred thousand p"sn''
worked from here. Shippers could have '''
more II they had had the wheat LNe'p.D'
closed a.d lower: Paris was up slightly. An
estimate OF 2S6. 600 900 bushels in France ny '"'
"Marche Francas" one or the pe@' -
Huences early The Northwest receipts w"
ahead OF last year's-9lS cars. against 'o ~
everywhere else the figures were consiue'"''
under last, year. Small arrivals were no nno
PLANTATION Of the st. Louis strength -""''
bushels. compared with 19hm ousIelS ' -.
The total at primary markets. io'''' -.
was 900 900 bushels under last year
clearances were 5Jl 300 bushels. Hece'P'' -.
were IA cars. against go n year "e'
estimate for tomorrow was 10 Inc 49,,
OF corn caused a dip in wheat NJ o'' 80.
There was some very influential co'''D
house buying Just at the close-l-a'hso''
Baldwin Quincy and Weare-Leland' III.
eigners were buyers I'm small way
fessionals were sellers on the swell 'uu"..
Rrousseau and others. Barrett-Farnur' eu -
commission-hous selling. The trace n.y. 80.
small December opened at ~ cents so'' II,
tween 627. and 6l%@6l7s cents ana o'o'NN
62% @62t7 cents .,Iet
There was an exceedingly weak corn '''' ,,,,
The incident was the sale OF about '"o
bushels Of May by Counselman. an elevate
corn here The same concern bought pe'e'"
hut on no such scale. Prices lost *u@ 49,
with the last prices the bottom ones o,,t
opened at 317s cents. sold between '- " ,,her
cents. and closed at 3lA cents The oep'e ,,,,,.
and December narrowed their discounts
~ cents under May at the close s' Mt.
closed at ools cents: December. 29%@29's cens.
The shipping demand was slow 'ap'' ooIv
u to AID. lover: seaboard clearanees "e'' ~,,h
OF 900 bushels Receipts were 4o' o"iN ARE
b4o estimated for Thursday. Charters I'm
100000 bushels. The professional temper w.
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Commercial, 81 81 discount; bank, SOC premium
Charleston-Buying, par: selling, 1sc. premium
San Francisco-Sight. IKE: telegraph NC
Cincinnati-Over the counter par oet"ee"
banks. DC discount. Boston-5c discount 70
par Savannah Buying. Lice. discount sen
ing, 75c. per 81 900 premium Chicaso-'''c'
discount. St Louis-35c. discount
BANK CLEARINGS.-New-Yo York; ExchaheeS'
s15O 1910 2o7: balances. 81 9jl464 Chicago-Ex-
changes s16342 $50: balances. 81 .096.96. Phil
adeIphla-Exchanges S12.O3s, 723; balances. ST.
7S0.5l4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S17.29S.o29; bal
ances s1.7s5. 1879. Baltimore Exchanges 81
223 159; balances. S551 .275.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rate In
London, n per cent. Open market discount rate
| 1916 per cent for short and long bills Berlin
discount rate 81 per cent: Paris, lbs per cent
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 4Ola prem
nings Paris exchange on London, n francs %
centmes
EUROPEAN SECURITIES-British consois'
100 49, 1s for money and 1925 for the account.
French rentes. 1O2 francs 924 centimes. span
Ish a per cents In London. 41.911a.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6o's
advanced n Mexican silver dollars 4c bar
silver in London. 2Sd.. unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.--In Madrid. 62.oo; LISBON
So Buenos Ayres, 1863: Rome 1880
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RAILROAD PONpS-Market moderately
tive and generally firm nj small net gains.
Total sales amounted IN par value TO S2349OOO,
against 81. 900 Tuesday The heaviest
dealings were in the AtchisOn Issues. Chesa-
peake and Ohio AVS. Columbus and Ninth Ave
nue. lists. Evansville and Terre Haute IS Metro
poltan Street Railway 5s. Kansas and Texas
lst As and "a IS. NcwHaven consol debenture
Is. Northern Pacific general lien 3s and prior
As. Oregon Short Line rs. Burlington As South
ern Railway 5s. Texas and Pacific IDS. Union
Pacific As Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf LIST
receipts. Wabash debenture BIS. Wisconsin Cen
trail LIST receipts. St Paul As series A. Denver
and Rio Grande As Houston. East and West
Texas 5s. Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf lists.
lake Shore 3izs Minneapolis and st. Louis
- Is and Oregon Short Line income AS.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept. IA. p. m.-American securities
opened firm. but later reacted and declined on
New-York selling The closing tone was steady.
Last prices were: Atchison. 13ls: Canadian
Pacific a0L: st. Paul. ll2h: Illinois Central
115a.; Louisville and Nashville. 5Ia.: Union
Pacific preferred GA; NewYork Central.
1909. Erie. IA. Pennsylvania. 6N',: Reading.
sa,: Erie first preferred. 36l4: Northern Pacific
nreforred 1S7,
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday
by auction at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room BY Adrian II. Muller & Son:
AGO shares Edison Electric Illuminating Company ot ,
frooltlyn. with rights - y
$500 United States per cent coupon bonds or
1901; Of $50 each and OF 500 'llo'.
81 Columbus and Indianapolis central Railway
Company hst per cent bonds.
due 1904: coupons January and July. lib
81 Chicago. 81. Louis and Pittsburg h X frst
mortgage 5 per cent bonds, due 1882; coupons
Anr and October. .12l y
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton X. u. frst
mortgage per cent bonds. due 1909; cou
pons April and October. .....................l2 III
81 Delaware and Hudson Canal Company first
mortgage per bond due 1917;
September. .............. 40 y
81 600 Putsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago r. r.
FIRST mortgage per cent bonds, due 1912;
coupons February and August ..............1 t2
50 coo Suspension Bridge and Erie Junction r. r.
per cent bonds. due 1900
coupons January and July ................. los ~
shares Dayton and Michigan Y. n. preferred
dividend on W
II shares Morris and r. r. i75,s
50 shares pi'tshurg. Fort Wayne and Chicago r. r.
dividend .is3As
90 share. Phenix Fire Insurance Company of Brook
iyn
23 shares Greenwich Insurance Company 63
3 shares New York. Nsw-Haven and Hartford r.