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, 1878-10-05
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

At the last meeting Of the city council the
following petition was presented:
To tie Mayor and City Council The under
signed were appointed at the last meeting of
Washington Engine Company No l, to confer
with your honorable body in relation TO the
compensation OF the engineer, and We desire to
suggest
That a large proportion Of said company are
not only old residents Of Walla Walla, but are
taxpayers therein, and are much interested in
the means necessary TO extinguish fires in our
midst, should any such occur.
From observation and experience the COM
panyare satisfedthat to render effective service
at fires, a competent engineer, and one thor
oughly versed and acquainted with our steamer
is an absolute necessity. The members of the
company work better because they have conf
dence and feel safe. Such an engineer the
COMPANY find Charles F. Kraft to be-
We feel assured from your past favors TO the
company, and Your readiness at all times TO
aid US in keeping up our organization, with
your sympathy, and the funds Of the city and
this, by the way, we fully appreciate and feel
grateful FOR that you understand our 6itua-
ton and feelings on this subject, and VIII do
all in your power in keeping up the orsaniza-
ton to its greatest effective force.
Should we lose our engineer, we cannot tell
what the result may be. Certainly, confidence
would be lost. until the same was produced in
| a new engineer We feel no disposition TO try
the experiment.
The amount of compensation demanded by
Mr. Kraft, may, in your opinion, be more than
you ought TO pay, but We beg Of you to take
into consideration the foregoing reasons, and if
the financial condition of the city, will at all
Justify You, We urgently request yon to continue
the com pensation of Mr. Kraft at the Old figure,
and in return We can cheerfully promise you all
the ardor and zeal; III the city is visited 10y
that terrible enemy, FIRE. In any event, we
cannot afford to part with our engineer.
y. 7. CAToN,
,IOHY DOyELL, Committee.
WV BENDER
, 1878-10-05
urTGERiIsE CNNsTiTi0N.

Pursuant to call, the delegates to the demo
cratic county convention met at the court
house, Thursday last, at II l. VI.
Major X. Il. Eees, chairman Of the central
committee, called the convention to order.
On notion !. ID. Mix was called to the
chair, and H. Z. Hardy appointed secretary.
Committees or credentials and order of busi-
ness were then appointed, after which the con-
vcntion took recess.
On Resembling reports from committees
were received and adopted, after which the
convention proceeded to make nominations.
with the following result: Councilman, j.
u. Mix =; representatives., j. Ii. l.aSateT, w.
r. Barnes, VIM. Martin, j. J. Storms; sheriff,
j. T. Thompson auditor Duncan Mct'iivrey ;
probate Judge, f. Guichard assessor, sam
Jacobs; treasurer, Fred Stine; corcner, Dr.
MyCurdy: surveyor, Mr.. Chapman; ; school
superintcndent, l.. X. Grim; commissioners.
4. c. Aiasterson, joseph Hraden and John
Tulsam. Mezsrs. Il. Il. Rec, y &. Lloyd,
joseph HraGen, John Bryant, Fred Sune,
James Driver. and John Scott were appointed
the ,lsmcCratic central committee.
II. L. HARDY, j. ID MlN,
Secretary. Chairman.
, 1878-10-05

! IEFAJliIEC O@Fig!s!S--Tne city of san
| Francisco h;s !o,r n rnu0d figures the sum Of
| >''sJ go through the defslcation & Alexander
Austin, late city treasurer. TiIe money Is
supposed to have been lest in stocks, there
! hei,i; no evidence 10 show that 1t was stolen.
just previous 20 the discovery that the money
| was gone, the late treasurer committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heart. The
case of San Francisco Is not unlike that Of
Walia Walla county few years since when al
OF Sudden the then county treasurer discov-
erel that his safe had been forced open and
county funds stolen to the amount OF over
Si9.GG0. All the Investigations subsequently
made went to show that the alleged forcing Of
the safe was a sham, and that the fundS-if
any were in TIE safe at the time-had been re-
moved by parties who had free access to the
premises. The trials that followed the reward
offered foc the discovery of the guilty ones
were all part Of a sham, and now that time
has cleared away the mystery in which the
affair was clothed at the time, public opinion
has passed Judgment in the case and the guilty
uarties are designated just Us clearly Is though
4 jury had passed upon the question OF their
g-riIt or innocence Werevive this reniniSence
of times past and gone for the reason that po!it-
cal PARTIES are about to place IN nomination
candidates to I'LL the different offices, and 1t Is
important that only the best and most reliable
men are placed where their duties viii cal!
them to handle public funds. 1t is now GER
tain that kvger and his associates took the
county money and appropriated it To their
own Use Doubtless when they first commenced
10 use the county money they intended to re-
Mace Il. but gradually they were drawn N
deeper and deeper. until at last a stimulated
robbery was their only means of safety Ihey
were Of the class Of men who viii be honest II
they can have all the money they want. The
men who are dishonest from inherent love OF
vice ere rase. But this county and this coast
have been cursed with class Of genial, Sener-
Gus. showy good fellows, who made the posses
sion Of money the first consideration, and the
methods # obtaining It the second. These
men have built NJ regulations for liberalty on
the earnings of others. and even when the end
came. as come i. always will. the glamour OF
showy generosity has served in some measure
IN MITIGATE the sentence the world otherwise
would '" have passed upon them. There
are indications that the reign OF this
class of men is about over. One by one
they have passed out of public view; some N! by
bvraths and some in the full blaSe OF publicity
Their brief and dishoncrable careers seem less
attractive vi hen viewed from the point OF e5rs>'
than in the heydayo their apparent prosperity;
In time the better tone of the community VIII
asssrt itSelf, and hold men who desire 10 be
respected to their responsibility as men and
citizens This better sentiment must be culu-
waited at whatever cost to individuals IL ~, Is
essential to the permanence OF the repuolic
and the stability of society.
, 1878-10-05

LAST WEEK the Q. 5. y. ca. put an extra
boat ON the Cascade and Portland route. 1t
viii be run until the close OF the wheat season.
The work of excavating rock from the channel
Of the Snake river at Pine Tree rapids is
RAPIDLY progressing: 1900 cubic yards IN all
will be removed from the river this season
, 1878-10-05


"-''.N,-Thc tire At the lower end Of
=. - and the destruction of Mr. l.,
= '''a''"m" residence, should i'm
:- "a .2e ci'y authorities the Importance
H.. ,'''eTi-s AT suitable intervals along
... @''e Important streets. When dis
r.. 80. -'e had made little headway, and,
Gall. --l 'v-a convenient. the dwelling
q. -''s 'rea saved with little effort. As it
L.. -,-.ge were compelled to force water
- '.'''- y thousand fee: Of hose. and
,,,,.. '- i.'itlnS down this long line and
I'M. .@ save the fire such start that
-, >,.a.e . save the building. Had a
l1.. iis'a..ed at the time. the whole
ea,q.I. .. Lie city most likely would have
aar y, -''y. As it was, the city made a
5;y-,,.z..-.iv' After this experience. the
O.. '''l-' should lose no time in provid-
IL lal Otherwise providing for the
- m q fires. Instead of forever
N:o,s ;-r,,. ''-''' ''hIalring the efficiency of
Il :, A.. '-7'-t' funds should be provided
- :''' ior The payment of the engineer
>,=:y II III. !. no'e' as also to keep the ma
>;,-..a, f,. ,Nias order. Policemen may be
sS=a-.,-,.l'. Dl' II Is Of the first Importance to
'p;a, IN, vi, '3S !ae safety Of the town, and,
-
~. r ;sa,i,,8.gT y VIII n be time to provide
1-ia,-l.-.--,..'e..i, :, Whose main business is
{ tj0u q "a "a the sidewalks. and attract
'~.'e';y ~ nsn9ol girls by the exhibition
, 1878-10-05

REpUBLcAy TAcTIcS.-The republicans de
Iaved their nominations until after the demo-
cratic candidates were in the field, the object
being to take advantage OF any mistakes made
bv the democrats. We now hear that they in.
tend 70 bring out their strongest men, and IN
that way expect to carry part if not the whole
of .heir ticket The writer advised Cancellation
and harmony in the democratic convention,
but his advice was disregar,Ied, and now the
republicans propose to charge upon the strong
hold OF democracy. 1t is never safe TO allow
1,eT, with less brains than cocoanut 70 rule
, 1878-10-05

i=A N TEE FIILn.-A private letter.
'-:'-l .y a -gu;l~nan who is well posted in
.-'.N, As o"ai9pteI in the Sound country,
* 'I' Z, tia: II is the intention OF the repub-
-.t' ii That section TO force the nomination
'-''y by al. means within the reach of un-
.'..7, politicians. lie says that if the
".-'1> IN the eastern counties expect t.
-.,a anything they must enter the con-
--- with solid vote. Ferry has been
'', aI, 'Irss ior 3 long time to divide the
- ..aa:.-~, AMI is now confident of sue
. W ssies to this matter Cor the reason
--'@ Is +s>.raala that both the candidates
III p '-.> section. In that event, which
s.;E "las, orr loell interests viii be at
$50. .'. aad. with the cooperation OF SEN
'.l..T al eastern Oregon man. We NAV
. - ,r'lr. LIBERAL appropriations towards
.-r-r He columbia rver. and other i'm
.-l.> Necessary u the Development Of
, 1878-10-05

.ToHx F. BOYER is named as likely TO be the
REPUBLICAN candidate for county treasurer Air
Bower fully comes up to the highest standard,
and NAV fairly be characterized as the " No
bas. work of God. an honest man.
, 1878-10-05

GEAIx MARKET- Owing to unfavorable adj
vices from below the grain market has reeeded.
and 40 cents bushel is the offering price for
wheat. For very choice article the miilers
nav 42L cents, but this is An outside figure,
20 cents being the ruling price.
, 1878-10-05

Hoy. Y. /. CAT0y addressed his fellow citi-
zens 1T the court house, Saturday last, and was
well received Nr Cation is not an eloquent
speaker. but h. Is always sensible, and on this
occasion made some excellent hits. Eereferred
to the rlatfo:In Of the Vancouver democratic
convention, and emPhaticaily declared that ne
had alwavs opposed the annexation Of any part
of Washington territoryto Oregon. Hetav"red
the admission Of Washington rs a state as soon
as ve had the requisite population, and would
yns, fpc the adoption Of the state constitution
The constitution in many respects WAS deiec-
tive. h;It h. yo,ld trust t. time to remedy
these defcc.S T'amperinS with the jury Sys-
TEN b. yarar,IrJi - ,.,oecalv had. lie doubted
bring in :, verdict, and thought We had better
adhcr. to TIE usagr5 Of or f.,thers. Minority
rei,reseatatinn vas another experiment he Oh
isctci 30. Tai; was = radical innovation, and
he WIS nGt prepared to accept it. The ac
p;,isit:,n 81 Northern Idaho was desirable and
wsrl,! s..an give his section control Congress
vii uu. admit Us previous t. the presidential
election. and. 50 the question Of adopting or re
icctin.s the constitution has no political Siglii-
carce. II favored the extension Of the grant
t. tn North Pacific, but would require rail
rpad lands t. be sold ut not to exceed 81 10
an acre. lie was the author Of the memorial
to congrcs, askin:; an appropriation to lock and
dam the Columbia river, and if elected would
press the measure in season and out OF season.
The Indian reservation system had proved 4
failure and cannot too soon be abandoned.
Indians who so desired should hold lands IN
seVcraty, and those not sufficiently civilizedto
take their place along side of white men, should
be turned over 20 the care OF the military. He
would labor to secure for the people OF the ter
ritory increased postal facilities, and in ail hia
movements wculd be governed by an honest
desire to serve the people. The slurs OF a
narleless paper published at Seattle were re
ferred to, and the editor characterized rs 4
very dirty fellow who WIS likely to be done
Jro,ra before the canvass is o:er. The speaker
then referred to his long identity with Oregon
and Washington territory, his familiarity with
our wants and resources, and the fact that Ill
his interests are bound up with us. In conclu-
sion he remarked that when he left for Wash.
inoton to take his seat among the assembled
wisdom of the nation, he would Leave behind
him his wife and children as pledges TOR his
good conduct. LGreat applause.
, 1878-10-05

IL. Ti.- aiIrln # fire, i'i.'s7',iay alter
....-. raatl ~ he burning Of Mr.. Il. IL.
r 5, jia, hous,, ut the lower end ot
.-- ,.r.r.. The fire originated in the wood
.---al :, understood to have been started
EalGi W., had in some way became pos
-s~.a; 'ny of matches. Itwas discovered
i-s' immediately, hut owing to the difficulty
i.''a'rin- water and consequent delay in get
LII -rrn-iuc> Ia work, the fire communicated
uaintuiiiin- and dwrappcdit in flames be
a'-4,.a-.s >:gramof waterYa turned on. The
-2-'a ami y:;il. n> worked heroically, and had
1l7'rr Means been at hand the main build
-Ho-l have been saved. The baildins les-
@Ir-was a-aui The hand,omeSt private resi-
r W.'..a IT, city limits aud an ornament
..-' rar'es.t the town. Fortunately lnuch
o. '.-r..-.rr y..p> rr,a ed, AMI to that eX-
r.. III .a, a. a.. family lr--raed.
, 1878-10-05

NFw Goops.-AIrs Schnebly opening is ou'
A large assortment of new and fashionable
,,,;lI;nery Dress making in first class styie Is
rnadea speciality DR.. Warmers Health Corset
kept on hand.
, 1878-10-05

Col CHAs. PAINTER. late receiver OF lie
land office, is named as likely to have a place
on the republican ticket, either for sheriff OF
auditor. Charley has many friends, and Is one
of the men we are sorry to see training Win
the republicans. As receiver OF the d land
Office he made lots of friends, and II placed
in the field will prove formidable competitor
for any position.
, 1878-10-05

%, ,r.,uut Il the miscar1yins OF
s d., 4 Ga. have not been able to
-. .-.rsrv previous to this, as expected
-.lgro cumncnce operations IN
s-m date.
, 1878-10-05
NOTICE..

DEWARE OF WILDCAT TRAVEL
ID ing agents, who profess 10 have the only
First Glass SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEAD SCRIP, and issue circulars,
and publish notices, filed with fraud and false
hood both IN law and fact. Look out for their
substituted powers-of-attomey that are not
irrevocable. Buy no scrip from such sources,
except YOU have It examined By some compe--
tent attorney who understands the laws OF
principal an9 agent. o.-
/ am selling SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEAD SCRIP, which will secure
title TO offered or unotfered lands, at once,
,vithor,t settlement or cultivation. | get this
scrip from a competent and reliable attorney,
in Washington, ID. c., who inSpects the papers
personally in the departments, and gets the
Certificate Of the Commissioner Of the Land
Office and give personal inspection to the
papers rayseIf, before accept them and pay
nav money. Al who wish TO purchase, consult
or address \ T. ISHAM,
Attorney 1T Law,
Aim Walla Wall, W. T. =
, 1878-10-05

THE CATHOLICS have secured oiocA VI
land in DAYTON. and intend to erect church,
as soon as sufficient money Is ralsed.
, 1878-10-05

...,.;.n of Ladies i, called to the card
~ e.. II. KiIbonn. Lady rhysi-
s.l ..,;I,v taking the place of gentlemen
IT,. ,.i.i,s. and one has long been
Nj. place. W commend the Doctor
...rr-rlI readers.
, 1878-10-05

,l.ytsH,y. a pioneer settler Of Col
r..ri sn ent,rprisinS business man
v,ra Wal!a for the purpose Of
a ...,kri ra,!s for the fall and winter
, 1878-10-05
o

,,.yrenuFEY. who it viii be re-
Fl" hun from the Dayton stage
rr.t,r. j. letting along finely,
t'- r. ..b, . aIout in a very few days.
, 1878-10-05
<cp

s-r.,rr. ot Du~cnhery Bros, has re
.m San Francisco, where he was
.....r -m, five weeks, buying goods for
Patrons of ,he house sill be glad
r-ff..E ,..in. rraiyto welcome them
is way and sell them goods at way
, 1878-10-05
Dissolution Of COpartHersIlip.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIFEE THAT
~ the copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween ANTOINE BESETTE and VICTOR
LEBOUCHER, trading under the firm name
OF BESETTE & LEBOUCHER, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due
the late firm must be paid to Antoine Besette,
who Will also pay all outstanding Indebtedness
A. BESETTE,
Y. IEBOUCHER.
yVaIIa WaTa Son. IL 1873 il-lm[-
, 1878-10-05

r,,,5r>r TIE Idaho World has the
.-...a o.. Ar,lir at the head Of its col
Sd. dmocra.i, candidate for DELEGATE,
.--.a- m. issue 3.nuuncc, Mr.. AinSi:e -
.--s.q a....v. altogether UNFIT for ;i'e place,
-. .r..l, Il Inconsistency. Ii the nominee
.-.-.--ri +, uuv.ft'v. come cut au3 sav
H.r-ta. fhr-am" TIM" !'y ms IiaG- Tins
.. .n. .afra-u w,#ll tlir '' looking one
...# r.-.rr.. r'.r. .- her
, 1878-10-05

THE WAILA WALA SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
vii, resume business for the winter term. IN
S.;anca Hall. fover First National Bank, Mon
day evening, Oct Sth, al S o'clock.
ua' WM. G.. Cullen, Sec.
, 1878-10-05

-t.fhi-fa,e and head badly burned
.- y 1t. by the explosion Of an
wr hope to see the doctor well
, 1878-10-05
;i|rtEIp Statesman.
OCTOBER >, 1873
nal. ..--...-

u,nAr. -All the Jewish business 5
t'.'s - -.5 saturday last on account OF
-s'.' - Year. II was celebrated in
l n !, tine style.
, 1878-10-05
IRON AND STEEL.
AXES AND HATCHETS

Hunt 4 NIann's Broad and Chopping Axes;
Hami. Claw and Shingling Hatchets.
Barton's Froes and Draw Knives, Burden &
Perkins new model Horse and Mule Shoes.
Full line Of New York and Philadelphia
best turned Head Tar Bolts; Steel Pin Tackle
Rlacks for farm or ferry
, 1878-10-05

HoS. III. NJ. HoDGIs was in town yes.erdAy =
, 1878-10-05
ESTABLISHED 1857.

WALLA WALLA, ". T.....-DALLEs, OREGON.
+. p. FITZGERALD,
Importer OF
IRON AND STEEL.
DETER WEIGHTS ANVILS AND
Il NiseS, Cumberland Coal, Butchers, and
Spear & Jackson's Rasps and Files, Wosten-
holms genuine Poke. Cutlery, Russell Er-
win Manufacturing Co.'S Locks, Latches and
HousefUrnistin; Hardware.
tg = a :" s.. ~
III. DiSson 4 Sons full line Cross Cut, One
Man. Hin, Cut OF and other Saws.
Stanley Rule & Level Co.'S Steel and Iron
Squares, Patent Planes, Mitre Boxes and
Levels
Russell Jennings, Cooks 4 Douglass Manu-
featuring Co.'S Ac-ers and Boring Bits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-01

George w. Stranahan, Jr.,, of Waterbury,
VT, attempted to kill Miss Demmon,
prompted by jealousy. He fired three
shots, the first striking her belt and glanc-
ing off. She fled into closet, when he fired
two other shots through the door without
hitting her. He then shot himself, but the
wound inflicted is not dangerous. He is
under arrest.
The Treasurer destroyed on Wednesday
1892, 400 in greenbacks on account of $685.
500 additional national bank currency issued
during the present month, as required by
law, leaving the outstanding legal-tender
circulation S34S.61S,024.
NEW YORK, February 27.-John G. Davi-
son, who carries on business OF printing
felt skirts, in Brooklyn, was arrested this
morning for setting fire to his place. The
damage sustained is $4,000, of which he is
only partial sufferer.
CHICAGO, February 27.-The loss by last
nights fire in Cameron & Amberg's estab.
lishment will not be far from $4,000. The
insurance will probably cover the loss on
the building and stock.
The Moffett register is beginning to attras q
attention in Philadelphia. The Press says
that, according to the results in Richmond, 6
similar system in use in Philadelphia would
probably add 100000 to the city's rev
enue.
Major r. G. 81. Kean has returned from
his visit to England.
General Gorgas, Of the late Confederate
army, passed through the city yesterday
Lynchburg Ne,rs.
The Nebraska State Fair will be held q
Lincoln. Neb., commencing September 23d
and continuing five days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-01
DANVILLE.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
FEBRUARY 26, 1878.
The revenue from the Moifett registers in
the county for the month ending on the
18th (Danville not included) was $521.50.
Number of registers, about IS. Count the
average monthly collection from Danville
and the county ut about $1,000.
Mr.. w. II. Hutchings, lately student at
Richmond College from Dauyille, delivered
an address at the monthly meeting OF the
Sunday-Schoot Missionary Society OF the
Baptist church on Sunday which has been
highly spoken of by many of very large au-
dience. His subject was, "Life is Silent
Preacher"
Some Of our young lawyers pronounce
that the repeal Of the enactment requiring
the registration of births viii produce a
great deal OF litigation about twenty-one
years from date.
By recent enactment the Council is per-
mtted to elect collector Of taxes for the
city. At meeting held last night Mr.. Will
liam Ayres, Jr.. was elected to this Office in
place OF Mr.. William e. Boisseau, whose
resignation had been accepted to take effect
on the 9th OF March next. Mr.. Ayres will
hold Office for two years from the Isl Of
April.
Rev. II. Petty, Of Chatham, has consented
to preach two Sundays per month for the
Baptist church at Greensboro, n. G.
The United States Court-Judge Rives
presiding-has Just entered upon its session.
1t may be y mistake on my part, but do
not think that as many people are here
from the western counties of the district as
there used to be.
The weather for the last several days has
been spring-iike. To-dsy the wind has
been sharp. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-01
FIN
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, February 49, 1875.
sALRs.-l. 500 Richmond city s'sas II g1; 500


SALHe.-l.600 Richmond city 9fsas 1164i SOC
Manchester spe ciai s,sat 90. Us
ss e1 aos u.s. ssa lid SD
virginia apdable "a bid; Vrsiaia aefs en- is IL
bia 20 ask s virginia
Cita Securtt.es-- Richmond city s,s, lie bid,
sarE s 81 eia
bla; Manchester s's, tax-receiyables 90 bid, ss
railroad Bonds.-yirzinia Central Railroad frst
mortgage 81. j. and J., SO bid; Virginia Central
Railrosd third m9rtgaee 6's, J; and q, 74A bid:
as %
and Tennessee Railroad third j. and j.,
8 and j., % bid: sontisiae Rsiroad rss mortgage
preferred ss, lend j., 81 bid; Scuihside Ratlroad
ssfed sande RsoaS third
ferred 6's aud Jr SO bid, SO asked Norfolk and
So bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S,s, j.
and D., e5 bid !; Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage 6's, j. and j.. Is asked; Richmond and Pee
s5opE Rnn1a m S. ega
Railroad mortgage S's, j. aud j., 100 bid; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
ksiread arst mortgage ss, IT, ana n, IS bid; Or.
angt and AlexanGria Railroad second mortgage 6's,
Railroad consolidated 6,s, III and n, IL bid Pied
mont Railroad first MORTGAGE S's, A. and o., 80
Raiiroed Observation-Disclosures Eredericksbnrg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100
par. 30 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poro-
%
8 asked; seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common,
100 par. SO asked. $685.
Bank stocks.-Union Bank of Richmond. so par,
AZ bid, 40 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings,
25 par, 1S bid: Citizens Savings, 25 par, % asked
rine. 25 par. soy bid Virginia Homo. 100 par,
104 asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 90
asked; City. 100 par, 76 bid. 80 asked; Old Do
minion, J. 90 par. At asked: Granite Insurance Com
pany, 100 par, 76 bid, s5 asked; Commercial Fire
Insurance Company, 25 par. 90 bid; Richmond
Fire Association, % par, 15 bid.
Aiscelldneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Conl-
pany, 100 par, rs bid