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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS

FEBRUARY 1S.-There Is but little activity in
the wheat markets arrivals are very light, and sales
are made at decline on yesterdays quotations !;
red sold to-day at 81 so, 80, and $165 for fair
quality to prime.
Corn is dull, and prices are declining; offerings
to-day of 2,2l bushels, with sales or white at 7Oc
mixed at IS, GO, 70, and TIC and yellow ut zoe.
Rye IS In limited receipt, with sales at 95c. Z
small sales or oats at 5Sc.-Gdzetts
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Mr.. John F. Regnault, lecturer Of the
GraLd Commandery of the Knights Templar
of Virginia. visited the Winchester Command
cry last week. He is bright Mason aud o
very clever gentleman, and made most ia.
rorable impression on bis brethren of the
craft and all of our citizens with whom he
came in contact. A number Of Masons were
indicted into the mysteries of the higher
degrees under Lis Instruction. Winchester
Times
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WILMINGTON, n. e., MARKETS

FEBRUARY 17.-Spirits TurDentine.--Receipts
$50 casks sales of $50 casks ut &c. ~ gallon for
southern packages, decline Of 1c. on last reports
Market firm ut these fgnles.
ROsin.-Receipts, 2,676 barrels; sales of $50
barrels strained at sc. 05. Market quiet. 80
Crude Observation-Disclosures, 1900 barrels |:
sales of 500 barrels at $500 for yeliow-dip and
So. 30 for hard. Market ste,udy. =
Tur.-Receipts, $50 barrels; sales Of ll9 bar
rels at $3.50. Market steady.
C0tton.-Hcceipts, AZ bales. Sales Of 8 bales at
12c., at 14c., at Ike, and SO ut l4iac. q p.
Market steady ns the following quotations: Low
ordinary, 10c.; ordirary. He: good ordinary,
13c.; strict good ordinary. 14c.: low middling,
1916. strict low niddling, Ike; middiipg, Sc;
strict middling, 15Hc--Stdr,
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PROGRESS OF THE REFORMED ErIsCoPAL
CHURCH MoyRhEsT.-Bishop Cummins, the
founder OF the new Episcopal Church,
preached TO large congregation at Steinway
HILL, New York, on Sunday last. After the
congregation had been dismissed he said
that friends were organizing all around; be
hid just returned from Philadelphia, where
TWO churches wsuld probably be established,
and on next Sunday church would be or
gapized in Brooklyn. .-..-i..
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METALS.

NEW YORK, February 14.-Manuf.stured cop
per steady: ipgot lake, 24S925c. cash. Plg-iron
unchanged. Bar unchanged. Russia sheet, lGsa
IKE. in cold. Nails sLesdy; cut, $4Gs4.25;
clinch, S5.75@$6.25. ..,...
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LARGE FIRE IN TEXAS Galceston, TeraS,
February ia special dispatch from Bry-
an, Texas, says fire, originating in the
store Of Il. W. smith g. Co., consumed the
principal business block of the city. The
sufferers are j. S. Fawekes & Co., j. w.
Hunter & Co., John Homer, w. Il. Webb,
G. w. Smith & Co., j. T. Barnes d Co., L.
Erwin, j. Paris, Frank Clark, and j.. l..
Barnes. Loss, $l3O, 900; insurance, 500, 900.
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FRANKISa The impression is that the bill
for the tranking Of documents printed by
Congress will pass by a large majority, and
that it will be an entering wedge to further
Thanking privileges.
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THE WHEAT TRADE OF RED WING.

Red Wing lisa hourishing little city Of Minnesota,
on the Upper Mississippi, at Lake PeDin. 1t is the
largest Yheut-receiyer from first hands In the State.
One day last week 500 sleigh-loads Of whca. came
into town, making 33.262 bushels. Faucy the
bustng appearance of the streets upon that occa-
son With so large wheat interest, and situated
upOn the border OF the great Mississippi the peope
of Red Wing ought to be warm supporters Of the
proposed Improvement OF the great Wa Cr-rOute.
ST Louie Democrat, 9Th,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 19-Com active;
rork active and drner vt s16GS18 as. BACON
duh and lower; shoulders, e {; sides; .s1ghe-
mon, e@6sc.; fair TO fully fstr. "a To: pftIre,
CSC. Molasses dull; prime centrifugal, Doc: fsir,
&c Wl.tskey dull Louisiana. 99c.i CINCINNATI
IL. 03. Other articles unchanged. 49,
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NEW YORK. February 14.-Business generally
quiet To-day, but southern buyers are operatllg
lirircd but steady demand and prices Inle iir1u.
Double and twist c0ttonade5 more active Prints In
fair request. Gloucester shirting5 aud cambrtcs
and coma shrtings selling by agents at &c.
Woolltp S IN MODERATE demand.
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as
| quite saeeessfSfA 4 preacher II Tue sospel.
/ Rev. James-Andersoush has been invited to
sthe care Of SKentDci Baptist cturchdn this
scounty. 'e# ~ 80
Many, a far. fairfaee has been seen at the
windows lately humps. sg4 & 80 I
When tho land of the I" New York Com
ledy, Company y struck up this evening, the
teams of two country wagons ran on from
fright. A stranger from the country was run
over, but not much hurt. 50 =. =.
Ssies at the warehouses going ON all day
to-day. ALFHA.
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PosTAL.-A new postofice Is established
at Midland, Fauquier county, Va, on the
route from Washington, D. c., to Lynch
burg, Va, with William S. Blackwell as
postmaster. John G. Crockett 10 appointed
postmaster at Mouth Of Indian, Summers
county, West Virginia, dice James keatsey,
resigned.
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A New PILaRlAAGE.-The New York
Catholic Reoieao says that 1t is the determt
nation OF many leading Catholics Of the
United States to inaugurate pilgrimage to
Rome, and that the proposition meets with
the approval OF the Arch bish0p of New York.
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LYNcnBURG TOBACCO NIafsk Ell.

FEBRUARY 17.-In reviewing the market we find
but LITTLE TO note. The continuation. OF bad wea-
iher and fhe highways letding to the cisy being al
most impossible for wagons, have rad the tendency
10 keep sipts small. The market continues nc
tive and prices rule abont before for the low and
common grades while the better grades are In de-
of yellow have been sold al prices ranging at from
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rEaO THE AFFLICTED
WARRANTED TO CURE!

wish to say to the public that Will Insure cure
of all cases of CANCER placed under my treat-
meut, and in event of cure Will not charge any
thing for my services. / Will also remove all
VEINS, HAIG-MoLEs, BLooD-MARks, ETC,
leaving but slight and insure as above stated
$50, all chronic diseases, such as
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION, SALT.
RHEUM. TETrER, PILES, AND SCROFU- .
LOUS SORES OF ALL CHARACTERS.
treated with guarantee OF a perfect cure; in de-
fault of which, money Will be refunded " Inc pa
ttent .z.r.- .. -.'
With my past experience and success In the treat
ment Of these diseases / feel free TO say thai my
medicines are ISFALLIDLE, and without rival In
this OF any other country In efectfn2
SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
In the above specified diseases.
Ofice hours from 8 A. M. to 7. ID.
OFFICE: No. sos Grace street, near Caplto
Square, kichmond, Va.
The names ard residences OF many persons who
have bee cured will be furnished by mail or upon
application in person.
de 22-d&w3m DIR. A. G. WOLLAKO.
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BY Tela3r0pn.
Jew YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February l9.-Cutton veal andir-
steady. Whiskey, Z nDs1 .00H Wheat quiet Corn
1@2c. lower. Eice. pork. and taIlox quiet. Lard
and furpentine heavy. kosin stea ~. Freehtx
nuief. si Y .-- t., [.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, February 49, Flour quiet and m
changed. Corn, 7I@72e; Provisions Iorsr. ress'
SIC, clear, Sc. Lard, 9x@9Xc. for teroe; 9A0
l0kc. for key. Whiskey lower 1t 03ho.
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EXPORTS OF THE HO6 p [.r.,l 7, lEpf,1,.

from the port nf New York Tor the week ontitiIr
ssiurday iast February 14thI: Pork, 8,0SS bar
refs; Iaro, $40 2i210 pounds; bscon. 6,Oi22SE
hounds. Aud from the SIX nrincipsl sesnorfs.
Pork. 366 barrels; lard, 2,43I, eIS pounds bsS
con, ,05S, S29 barrels. z. - ~ ,ss-~-s''esS.
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PORK III CHICAGO.
from George w. PhiIlipss Ir.'s CtrcaserJ

FEBRUARY Ia.--since our last, there hiss been 2
continued decline daily In all articles coming rnosa
the head Of proyisson, swin - snaer
aas.sssn ,Sss shsy could make ihsr Gym nssss
and hold them ihrre without any S1nsr ,nSa mn
,h.s N. nriv r the tsEttigaate etn6nsngslye no@ss
an foseaEn Demand ssassd rssssa ~ sss ian IA
Wv - sssra nses Ths result mas stocks accuM9.
,,as "a her shasI aiptnished The q n0Ss
tissr large sbssssts fis
Wv I'd iot tfssR.l ihs tu aoea y 9
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Livestock Markets,
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK kARKE

RICHMOND LIFE-STOCk HAAhEi.
The following IS the report of Ar. L. Giinmi.
weighmasrer. Of the s;tlts OF live stock from the
18th to The 9Th of Fcbrrary, 1874:
CATTLR.-1ll head sold from good to choice
p n; Gross; for medium quality, 444hc.i common,
3G33Hc. GROSS. -, - = -.
SHEKP.-Common TO prime sold ut 5H&0SH q
d., Rross. No demand for low grades
HoGs.-Common 70 prime corn-fed, Tk@Sac
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YEALs.-sold per head froA se@sll.
cHIAcGo LIVESTOCK ,1ARK !; }.

CHICAGO, January 1911 A. E-Hoas.-Re
ceipis for forty-etght hours, $500 head oficta
Salurdsy.3.3l7 head. Market very quiet Sale
ut - .5o9$5.S5 for poor to extra; bulk OF sale,
at 81. 75@x5.50.
CattleSMurket quiet. Receipts, $3.50 head.
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cINCINNATI iMARKHrS.

CIxcINsATI. February 9-Fiour ste.dy. Corn
quiet at 5s4p61c. Pork quiet and weaa e S1o'
con auil: small sales shoulders &c; eiear rin:
s,Gr. !: eltar, SIC. Whi,key active - q desdns y
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4 Cm1rr-JUsrlcR. - ChieEJustice Waite will
not take the oath of Office until the rtassem-
bling 0. the court on tho I'd OF March.
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PETROLEUM.

PITTSBURGH. February 14.-.,rsde market ex
tremeIy dull and noninal ut $50. Reened dul
at 14kc. March IS.
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FI.N.AygTAEs. -
1s'9s's''ss'ssBYFsIsFrapp,,.

~ BY Telegraph.
g g7saHEw,fgoRH,a. IA 4 .6ss
Nx@ yoaag, aFebrdary Il 9.-1oos.- Stocks dull
Money e. Gofd,I n 2k. 4 achange-L oug, 4s5;
short, 4ssh Governments strong ands active
States active; S +, & s
Eeentags Money easy MT 405. Sterling dun at
4s5. Gold strong at Il 21aTf2s. Governments
esronz AID active. Statess,eaty. ~ g; ste =
80 fsBALTIMoRE. VI = s.
BciTfMoRE, February, l9..-yirginia G,s, old.
81 consols, -5tlxI peelcrs, A. West virdnia,s,
al. Bid to-day. q ~ SIS Fl ss.s.5Is- :
u NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEAEs, February I9.-God 11ax. New
York sight, Y premirnn; sterling, 545@54e.
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r1nonR 1.IvE-sroCK NARKKT.

BALTIMORE. February. i9.-Cattis io1sr. We We
&c: drst quality, 4ENbYc.; medium: 41@aSs,,
receipts, / SS4: sales. ,469. shssP II gooG ~, M
mand at 6@7Hc.; receipts, 1879. n N 90 S
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The sales were lighter than last week by some
what more than 200 Gogsheads, and were only half
Of The aggregate OF the corresponding WEI of s73
the latter being distinguished as the most active
week In the last tobacco year. IL will be n tced
that rhe large balance of sales which few weeks
ago stood IN favor of the present compared
with Its immediate predecessor, is being reduced
each week.
Receipts are reported by the warehouses As con-
sderably improved, though not as liberal as might
hive bern anticipated from the condition OF the
oil The market.
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FEBRUARY 14.-The sales reported by ware
house during the week just closed and the uneX-
pired portion Of the current month and tobacco
year, were Tin hogsheads) as follows:
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MlLLEk's =.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoREHOUND,
COUGHS,
COLDS,
HOAHSENESS,
TICKLING IN THE THROAT, &C.
~ have used "Miler's Compound Syrup Of
Horehouud" as q remedy for coughs, colds, and
hoarsencss, and 1t has never failed to produce the
most beneficial results. ! cordially recommend lis
use to any who are suffering from these troubles.
"A. j. FORD"
Proprietor Ford's Ro:el, Richmond, Va.
"LYNCuBURG, January %. 1874.
81 do not hesitate TO pronounce 1t the best pre-
paraton for coughs and particularly for the tickling
couqh, so common and annoying, that have ever
used or known Of. GEORGE NJ. RUCKER."
For sale by all druggists and country merchants
at CSC and soc. per bottle.
PURCELL, LADD CO.
felo Wholesale agents.
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IN AIN.

HheM-The receipts are quite small and our
millers have to obtatn supplies from other mar
for fine white and red are very high. We quote
prime to choice white at 81. s5Q$l 80 prime TO
choice white WAS nade-prico supposed 10 be r..
Corn Yellow and mixed. 759S0c.; new "hite
corn, Soc.
Oats.-65I6Sc. for spring.
Rye.-In demand at 90c 0S1.-Appeal.
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:. n
| Y 81 B 81 a!lll
tie sp.sas ils .ss as
q I BaslSss aRs aseI ss 10Y 4
sgnas ss 4 +, sI as
sod into con.anptid or for expaff. sess "a
10y pst3s Viii enhance the sstue Sf WHAT Fensine
iess noss H. n 1slsIs
~. &c ssfhed, "a faanssa ~ -
= isspiss g
cIsIcAsO LTyEssroeHs fAEaRx e 4
EtHcAgo, Eehrusrys u &sEsztde- iKetkirsse 60
G s,sa iarsss gquies md nolatnal
Isas-Escaipss, 81 III sssd; lid IN ssxss
good grades Il s1.So@sS SO: nsiss b sasdIas J.
ns:nsfs: ss hssa gnu sad
10 ss
CINCINNATI LIvE.sfOeK sfAREEr. - :,
From hfel. Mckee d CsssGafrasr]. $500
tFEsnUARY "a -Hogs.--1he receipts hays. beer Z.
ssqaently prices lave yasied more than usual we
quote Is fo!lows Prime hesyy 500. ealir 1n tAa &
markets declined some, which Gated decte hire
for tnat grade Of hogs selling Thursday and Frdsy
eon so9 sppe;s r whsa fsG q
rs.,ae j So - is.pea been il god denSsd
sis s.. 3.
ae9uently almost impossil ssrice: 10
class. and W. q, W uR a ssSa ..aae I'D
tbs Class por ihe class Q a,far ID sssEsr
WEEK; i, lSs: leaving fos g mel oSs: 4.
epial to the demand. and the market has been 49,
sLsicy throughout the week We quote good %
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The offerings this week were rs follows:
UoQ&heads. Tierces. Roses.
Monuey .................. 10
100 o.
Wednesday. lSS 81 D
Last week the offerings Of fesirable old tobacco
were light and prices ruled high. The receipts of
new were more liberal, but the quality showed but
little improvement. From present indications II
would appear that the crop Of 1873 was very ill.,
different, and that very good will bring high prices
The breaks last week were Loaf hogsheads, So
tierees, and % boxes, against ,177 hogsheads G2
uerces, and 81 boxes corresponding week of last
year. The offerings ct auction during the week
were 6O9 packages, Of which ATS were sold at.
prices ranging from 1910 to 1.-THE latter for old
tobacco. For new tobacco we quote:
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- ANN IS pracsscAhts. 70 maks
,iIs,.,sus iof its sits aadk t9 90 49, ~ ~
~ $3.50 nsei6sS 10 asraaana 4Asm Hef0g4 ~
S ssssy stW APRIL, 1874 and m pese1e
10 ,hs eotapaas Ass ~ 81 81 .suHsitf
4epuassl ss mo Virginia lIlss ia'ssaass Il.
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! sgs7 Ss;g q; !; i III

q -, - s ii 81 &
sissss = y g 1850 ~
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.-.- - OFFERINGS p,st,,o
SALES
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, February 10, 1874
The offerings this week were Us follows:
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We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe It. and OF patients Uho have taken IL that II
Is more acceptable to the aomach and ncTs edSfty
MEADE BAKER,
+. 80 aE. importing Pharmacists,
fa19 4, -s;t...2ss.r 919 Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-10

ard joIlity are insepsrsble from their exist
cree. and q boy who is kept in continual re-
strstnt and fear, lest he make too much noise,
Is being deprived OF the very joy OF chilihood's
existence A little more patience, then, with
the boys, even IL they are slightly rsmpage1us.
The Bsl1mo,e Gazette, referring TO the list
recently compiled showing the birth places Of
members Of Congress, rejoices becluse MARY
land ranks among the most exclusive of states,
only two Of Der delegates having been born
hey ond her borders, aud both of these in Viz
siBis;" and repToaehes Iowa because she has
not single Senator or Representative who was
born in the state. ain this respect" says the
GdEette, cit goes beyond any of even the south
ern states, and their record is bad enough
Cannot Iowa obtain at least one native white
man DIT to represent it? Texas is in the same
list as Iowa, but with more excuse" This is
intended to be slap at the carpet bsggers. So
called, or at men who settled at early age in
Iowa; who have made the state their residence
ever since; and who probably intend to make it
their home during their nstnrsl lives. win
the Gazette undertake 70 deny tina. men of this
class are less interested in the we fare Of the
state than native born citizens? Whether they
are or are not, they are tent to Congress by a
majority OF tie people, and are entitled to as
much consideration a. IL they we're native born
citizens. There are doubtless many pestilent
C pet b3 gers iD the nth who serve no inter
es;S bur their OVID. but when II is acknowled yed
a. general principle that IL citizen leaves
one state TO take up his permanent residence in
another he is thereafter deprived of the right
OF holding Office, we might as well sever the
bonds of union and let every state set up as a
kingdom on its own account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-10

The fraud Weston ought 70 BE- indicted "a A
public nuisance. He is continually va1ntiug
his walking capacity, and yet invariably fails
TO accomplish every thing he undertakes in thai
line. IL l. Surprising that he can find any one
to encourage him and enrich him with gate
money" We have strong hopes that the fool
killer will yi-it New York before long, in which
case 1t vii GO hard with Mr.. Weston and his
PATRONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-10

"a Merchant OF Chicago" in a cOmmunic4-
ton to the New York E-sniag Post, complains
that the Insurance companies S.iu insure frame
buildings in his city az their cost value or fro II
ten 20 twenty times as much a. they are now
WORTH. sud says that this il virtually placing
the fIe brand in a dishonest mans hand, and
then offering him large prem um . use 1t for
his OWD advantage. he SAYS
"Lsst week / desired to sell q frame Building
on Madison street, standing on two Iots the
erection OF which cost, few wears since a. 900.
New ! cannot get An Olf5T loT il, ami can do
nothing With II but tear il down aud make
klhdlEe ~ II. lst principal Insurance com
pany OF New 1CTk considers tli- good risk at
one PER cent. for 5000. How long would this
bullclng last with = man living in Il determined
y sei u - This Insurance COMPANY and pet
SZsCCt Tor s2'02 | sm positive that this Csc
represents to-day tive thousand similar case in
Chicago"
Commenting on this the Post suggests Tor 81
cities public record OF all fire assurances. In
sueh case every man who had q suspicion Of
hie nelghb0r's character could learn az once
what motive he might have for iuceu Iiarisn.
The Post DsTtinsnty adds: oVCuli the lives Of
the thirty persOns living in ne Bayard street
tenement IN this city have been allOweI to be
inperilled - they were yesterday could il have
been aseertIIEed hist an occupant Of one OF
the stores beneath the battling had an iusur.
Rnce OF = t50 on 500 worth Of good-?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-10
Another BuiIding Association Case

Another Building Association Case.
IL would appear from the number Of build
ing association cases in the Baltimore courts.
and the evidence elected "a 10 the nature of
their operations that these associations are
managed much more loosely, and With much
less regard TO sound business principles than
are the kindred organizations in this city.
The American notes anOtde- case Of some i'm
pOrtance; a suit OF Joseph Schreisr against the
North Caroline Street Building Association,
instituted some time sgo in the City Circuit
Court, and which was decided on Tuesday by
Judge Pinkney in favor of the plaintiff. 1t ap-
pears that Schreier, the defendant in the suit,
asked for loan Of - 200 from the North
Caroline Street Building Association, but
instead Of obtaining cash money, received the
associations tWo notes, one for 81 300, and one
for $3.50. which notes, after being endorsed by
SchreieT, were discounted by the United Ger
man Bank and the German Savings Bank. At
the same time, Schreier, confidently expecting
that tEs association wOgld pay the notes at
maturity, gave a mortgage for 23OO on his
property II favor OF the Building Association.
The notes held by tie banks became due, ami
were several times renewed, Schreier meau-
while continuing his weekly payments to
the association, until he hal paid 81 100
At that time the association was declared
insOlvent, snd receiver appointed by the
court, who advertised Schrejer's mOrtgageI
property for sale. Thereupon, Judge Pinkney,
sitting in the city circuit court, was requested
by SchreieT's counsel to eBj0in the receiver
from so selling his property, because ne
(SchTeierl had never received any valuable
consideration for said mortgage. aud q sta 5e-
ment OF his accounts With said association was
asked for. Before, however, said quits we're
argued before the court, Mr.. Frsncis Dsnmeai
purchased the two notes from the banks above
mentioned, and petitiOned to have his claim
substituted for that of the banks and that the
subrogstiOn petitiOned for BY SchTeier deY0lve
upon him, (Denmead.) The court declared the
mortgage to be void, charging the trustee to
execute and record release Vt the mortgage
and ordered the transfer OF the mOrtgaged
property q Schreier, free of all encumorance.
The court at the same time released Schreier
ron all Indebtedness II the Caroline Street
Building Association, snd thus he is entitled
according to the ruling OF Judge Pinknev, 70
recover az the same rate as the other creditors
T. 81 leo paid in by him. The building asso-
citation was released from al claims on the
part Of Denmesi in relation 20 the notes, while
the rights Of Denmesd are reserved as against
SchTtier.
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