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:, Millions Of butterflies passed through
Falls county, Texas, forming 4 caterpillar
Of cloud by day.
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Why Americans Wear Arms.

1t Is related that Col. Ingersoll once
gave an ingenious explanation, at Paris.
ian dinner party, Of the American prac-
tice Of carrying weapons. A French
guest turning to lngcroll exclaimed
"Will the Colonel explain this matter
Why, Mcssieurs, | can travel all over
France armed only with bodkin." The
Colonel rose to his feet and replied :
"The explanation is this: A French
mans rights are so few in number, and
SO insignificant in character, that they
can be enforced with bodkin, or, for
that matter, with toothpick. But in
America citizens rights are so numcr-
Gus and important that he needs a whole
arsenal to defend them. Hence tho prac.
lice Of carving weapons in America"
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The new Methodist hymn-book is be-
ing put in type, and will be issued shortly
in seven editions.
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"Twice is he armed who hath his
quarrel just, Shakespeare. And four
times he who gets his blow in fast,--
CIcinnati BrscAtast gabk,
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There arc upward of 10000 Sunday
Schools in the United States, with abou,
5000, 900 scholars
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VOL. 10.

ASK ,ne recovered
dyswrt'rs, bilious
sunsres, v.Stims o.
fever and agus. the
mvc,Tiai diseased pa
tivnt, now they reeoV
sr, d health, enserful
spirits, and good ap-
peut n.y Will tel
you by taking Sim
mons Liver Fexu-
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Hanged TIL Dead.

KANSAS CRY, March 1.-The hanging
OF Richard Green for the murder Of
Deputy Marshal Hughes, near Indepen-
dence, Mo, February 10, 1877, took place
here to-day in the narrow alley way north
Of the Court House, between the street and
the high bluffs, at 1890 A. NJ. The doom.
ed man walked up to the scaffold with the
Marshal and Father Drunnin. He was
ia good spirits considering the occasion,
calmly. Scarcely did muscle quiver
whilst his death sentence was being read.
He appeared entirely resigned to his fate,
and his last and only words on the
scafold were:
~ die for my crime in the faith OF the
Lord Jesus Christ. Good wishes 10 all
men,"
The execution was perfect. In eight
minutes and forty seconds alter his drop
the committee pronounced that pulsation
had ceased.
II was intended that the execution
should be private, and only limited
number were admitted, but hours before
the appointed time the crowds OF anxious
people swelled to thousands, covering all
the bluffs Ia the vicinity, so that 1t was
necessary to call out Company A, Kansas
City Guards, and the Craig Rifles, 10 keep
back the crowd and prevent accident.
Green was young man, aged about q,
q native OF Greenbrier county, Virginia,
raised In Green county, Ohio, but has
lived for some years in Fremont county,
Iowa, and his is the first Judicial hanging
in jackson county, Missouri, since 1889.
The body was given to his sisLer, who has
attended him during his last days, and
will be sent to Nebraska City tonight
for burial.
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A WASHINGTON special says: "The
success attending the reduction Of the
number Of pension agencies to the present
standard having been fully demonstrated,
the Secretary Of the Interior and the
Commissioner OF Pensions have now un-
der consideration the abolition Of the en-
tire list OF agencies and the consolidation
of the work iu the general Office here. 1t
is stated that with slight increase Of
force the payment Of pensioners can be
made from the central Office, while the
saving in the pay Of pension agents, their
commissions, rents, and other expe nses
wonld be upward Of 100000"
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BELLAIRE LocAns.-Aiter vainly try
ing 10 form coalition with either the
Republican or Democratic parties, the
Workipgmen, on Wednesday night, re.
solved to put a ticket OF their own in the
field at the coming Spring election.
Mrs. S. NJ. Davis and daughter, Miss
Anna, Of WeIlsville, are visiting the
Misses Cummins.
Wm. Shields had valuable steer
stolen from his farm, near this city, few
nights since.
REV. r. B. Ewing, OF Pittsburgh, Is an.
nounced to lecture here soon.
Andy Roeder has again been employed
by the B. & 0. r r. Co. az policeman.
He is capable and efficient officer.
The Republican primary meetings will
he held in the several wards next Thurs
day night to nominate Councilmen and
elect delegates to the City Convention,
which meets the following Saturday.
There will be one Councilman TO elect
from eRch ward.
eat special meeting Of Council Thurs
day night . committee OF three was ap.
pointed to wait upon the County Com
missiouers and To wnship Trustees and zee
II something could be done toward estab-
fishing workhouse in this place for the
benefit OF those persons who are unable
to pay the fines imposed upon them for
violations Of law. At this meeting, also
after lengthy conference with the repre-.
seutatives OF the gas company, Council
adopted a resolution TO establish mi.
nimum price per post for gas consumed
by the city, TO hold goo for Eve years.
The stage in City Hall Ia to be enlarged
and new drop curtain put up.
The Light Guards announce q grand
military and dress ball for the 10th inst
Itia rumored that P. 7. King will
purchase a portion Of the Keleher prop
erty on Belmont street, and erect store
room thereon In the spring.
Robinson Keyser, having sold his farm
to Wm.White, OF Warnock's Station, viii
move to Winchester, Va, the frst Of mex
week.
Agreeable to a resolution Of the Iror
and Nail Association, the Bellaire Nal
Works will shut down Saturday for
period OF two weeks.
A. Richardson yesterday took charge
Of the express office Of the B. 4 o. road
In place OF F. Sniyely, resigned.
Fourteen car loads Of stock were ship
ped East yesterday over the B. & .. road
Wm. Hunter, emigrant agent for the
Panhandle road, was In the city yester
day evening ministering to those who
have the western fever.
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Thsgntelligttrftr


,r. ,obli.h in another column extracts
",f ~ le,ding papers Of the country on
n NO. s,5,.et ,5t Of the Pfesident'sveto. There
1<i,s ..i5.r,ble divergence Of opinion
'y ,b,n, The Chicago Tribune treats
la'Ys Vs. with more than the half con-
W .,onp, manner which the New York
s.r,L s.,, 1..eribes d, its reception by Con-
~. -, ,b,tsing him with wantOn sxer'
h d power for which there was not a
s,.on.b,s pte'e1t'
''TS. ~. S.r York TINES grants tha: the
,...il.D, al has vindicated his consistency
81 ii. integrity il not his courage in
=, '',,',, :, the bill. Consistency has always
.., ',.,'rS oou.idered jewel Of rare value, and
.,t,Bao, see wherein there is u lack oi
..,,,,,. Indeed it is rather considered
,,,I.uce Of superior courage In any
u, to 'lind up Tor wNs' nc Uei''ve' "
| " right in the lace oil Tue strongest W
yailiou, especially "nen MS aI,iu'e,
asos in the demand' oi tue mui','uu'
raN bring him. temporarily M az leAs''
EghPablic laVor' We ,s.,S". De''s,S ~ .I' S,,.
mdo.IlraNd yet we are 'ofeeu '0sAy 'ua'
be Usefulness OF Us restoration uepeHuS
upa further Ieg''la''o"' OF peinAFs VIC
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

w A6hAndASNt khaASA IL
The Senate amendment 10 the bill an.
thoriziDg the President to temporarily
I'll all vacancies In pension agencies when
such vacancy shall have occurred through
death, resignation or failure to qualify,
was concurred in.
The Speaker then called COMMITTEES for
reports Of q private nature.
Mr.. Shelly introduced bill to aid the
great Southern Pacific Railroad to oon-
struct line Of railroad In Georgia and
Florida. Referred.
Mr.. Wbyte asked leave to offer q reso-
luton authorizing legal proceedings
against importers Of iron or tin plates for
duties iraudulently or illegally paid. He
explained that the resolution would en-.
force the collection Of $4,000 Of unpaid
duty.
Mr.. Banks objected.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole, MIR. Sparks in the chair, on the
private calendar. The committee rose
and reported thirty.fye private bills,
which were thereupon passed.
The House then adjourned until Mon
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ITALY.
A Gentle Hint 10 the Pope.

RostE, March 1.-The Italian Govern
ment has notified the Vatican authorities
through the Minister OF Police that
It cannot take measures 10 prevent
any possible disturbance at the Pope's
coronation, rs the Pope did not recognize
the King of Italy. The Vatican Is in
dignant, and the coronation will be
strictly private. An understanding bs-
tween the Italian Government and the
Vatican "a as far of as ever.
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AMIcABLY DISPOSED.

A St. Petersburg correspondent has
reason to believe Russia Is disposed 10
come TO an amicable arrangement regard.
ing the Straits, but the irritation at Eug4
lands supposed design TO form an often.
sive alliance with Austria Is increasing.
The Vienna negotiations concerning the
Conference proceed slowly, but Austria's
resolution TO bring about its meeting IL
unshakeu, and II will probably meet
in spite Of the present apathy Of
the Powers on the subject. The discussion
on the vote Of credit at The prelimi-
nary meeting the Austrian delegation lost
several hours. Only a few members de.
c!ared against The credit. One section
was ready to vote money unconditional
ly. while the other was only willing to
dos onIcondition that 1t shall not be used
in the furtherance Of any scheme Of au-
nexation.
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The stock telegraph.

NEw York, March 1.-The Gold and
Stock Telegraph Company has decided to
Withdraw their instruments from the
bucket shors and blackboard Offices. This
action, ii Is believed, will close the offices,
and then speculative dealings are de-
cided by the stock quotations given by
the telegraph instruments. There are
altogether lie blackboard Offices in the
city who use the instruments At . rental
Of $500 each.
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a HIgh Opportunity.

NGw YoRK, March l.-Commissioner
General Mccormick says Of the proposi.
tion that a delegation Of American work.
men visit the Paris Exposition; "The
spirit In which the French manufacturers
extend the invitation and the advantages
to result to this country can't be TOO
highly estimated"
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Fatal shooting.

sr. JOSEPH, March 1.--Afatal shooting
ARRAY occurred at RoSendale, Andrews
county, In a saloon at 10 O'Clock last
night. o. P, Edwards shot and instantly
killed Dennis 0sle In quarrel. ogle
was % years Of age, and son Of Captain
Henry ogle, farmer. Edwards IA 10
yeara Of age, and came recently from
Iowa. he escaped and has not been cap
tured.
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Virginia Repudlationists Check
mated by the Governor at
Every Point,

New YoEK, March la Richmond,
Virginia, special says Governor Halliday
to-day vetoed the bill prohibiting the re-
ception Of coupons for taxes going into
the school fund. The Senate sustained
the veto. A revolutionary feeling has
been daily shown by the readjusterS, who
fnd themselves checkmated by the Gov.
ernor in every move they make looking
TO Reputation measures. To-day the
special joint order was the election Of 10
Circuit Judges.
With gross discourtesy to the Senate
the House adjourned, leaving the Senate
unable to do anything. This. means the
poStponement Of the election until the
next session, when It Is feared the debt
guestion will be made a test with the
judges,
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FIRE RECORD.


PITTSBURGH, March 1.-C. P. Msfkle
4 son's Paper Mill, located at West New.
ton, Pa, together with the stock and valu.
able machinery, was destroyed by Ere this
morning. The fire originated in the rag
room, and Ia supposed TO be the work Of
an incendiary. Loss 100000; insured
for SIT 900. The insurance 10 distributed
among a number OF home and Eastern
companies in small amounts.
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Interview Between Revolver
and q Hotel Keeper.

LARAMIE Cry, Wy, March l.-Mrs.
Lincoln, wife Of Capt. J. F. Lincoln, Of
Cheyenne, has been here some time teach
ing music and boarding at Wm. Crouts
hotel. This morning Crout used some
insulting and opprobfious language TO the
lady. Atelegram was sent to her hus-
band at Cheyenne, who came upon the
train and proceeded to interview Crout
with revolver. He fired three shots,
shooting Crout through both thighs and
one ankle. The wounds are serious, but
not likely 10 prove fatal.
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The nnrclny Ntreet Verdict.

NEw YORK. March 1.-The inquest on
the bodies Of the victims Of the Barclay
street FIRE was concluded this afternoon.
Prof. Doremus, who was examined as an
expert as TO the cause Of the FIRE, stated
that no evidence had been offered which
would furnish a chemical explanation Of
the explosion. The jury returned yer.
diet that VIM. Bennett and others came
to their deaths by the falling and burning
Of the buildings No. l College Place and
No. GS Barclay street, caused by an ex.
pIosion, the origin Of which ia unknown.
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WELLAND, oSr, March 1.--There is
general strike here OF the laborsrs on
the Welland canal works for an increase
OF pay. Al AllAnbury the laboters on
two sections ALEC struck for an increase
from 90 cents to 81 % per day. This Is
thought to be the commencement Of 4
general strike.
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Marine Intelligence.

NEw YORK, March 1.-The steamers
Baltic, from Liverpool, and Californi a,
from Glasgow, have arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, March 1.-The British
steamer Canopus, from Liverpool for
Boston, put back with her rudder loose,
and had Il repaired and sailed again.
The British steamer Pembroke, from
Boston for Liverpool, put in here to-day
short Of coal, with her boats and sails
lost aud her cargo shifted.
The steamer England, from New York,
hAs arrived,
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MADRID, March LIN the Cortes to
day 1t was announced that the Cuban
Central Committee, Executive and Chiefs
OF the Insurgents had surrendered. A
vote OF thanks 10 the Generals and army
in Cuba was At once adopted, and the
Cortes. went in a body to congratulate the
King and Queen.
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Rnnr Per Cent Lonn.

SAN FRAscpco, March 1.-The Sub
Treasury in this city began taking popu-
lar subscriptions to the per cent loan Of
February !, and received during the
week subscriptions Rggregating Sl06, $50.
The mint coinage for February is;
Double eagles $500 800, trades s., 49,
90, subsidiary silver al 900.
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Surrender Of Cuban Insurgents.

HAVANA, March 1.-Yesterday after.
noon the Insurgents 10 the Central De-
partment were defeated by General Mar.
tineE Campos at Puerto Principe, surren.
dering their arms. The Insurgents in
the neighborhood Of Trocha also surren-
dered their a.ms at the same hour.
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Lewiston, Me-, March 1.-The stock
holders Of the Bates Manufacturing Com.
pany at meeting to provide for def.
cheney Of 100000 created by the late B.
E. Bates, q former Treasurer, decided to
reduce the capital to SS75, 900 and 10 create
$1,000 new shares, making an aggregate
capital OF 81 100000.
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Z4NEsyILLE, OHIO.
Arrival OF the BODY OF James
Carroll.

ZANEsylLLE, O., March I.
Special 10 the IntellIgencer.
The body OF James Carroll, who was
fatally stabbed in saloon in Newark or
Sunday last and who died on Wednesday,
was brought here this afternoon for in
terment which takes place tomorrow
The body was accompanied by the father
and family and four pail bearers. c.
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READING, Pa, March 1.-Ammon L.
Boyer and Cyrenis Sellers, proprietors Of
the suspended Dime Savings Bank, were
to-day arrested on a charge Of fraud,
brought by the depositors, TO the extent Of
$4,000. They entered bail in the sum Of
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Accidents.

CINCINNATI, March 10. W. Gilman,
and VIM. Sprague, carpenters, at work on
a seatfold at Macarthur, Ohio, yesterday,
fell fifteen feet, seriously hurting the
former internally and fracturing the
skull Of the latter.
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Iowa Restores Capital Punish
mont

DEs MoISEs, IA, March 1.-THE SEN
ate this morning, after a vote Of Al TO 4
against the decapitatiOn Of criminals,
passed bill restoring capital punish
ment; the vote being yses %, nays 10.
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no,Iesioun CanlenninI.

DoYLrsrows, Pa, March 1.-Doyles.
town Centennial, being the one hundredth
anniversary Of the order, to the Continen.
tai army 10 march to Doylestown, was
celebrated here to-day with much enthu.
siaRm,
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CLEVELAND, March 1.-The jury in the
McGill case have rendered a verdic. Of
guilty Of murder in the frat degree. The
defense made motion for a new trial,
which will probably be argued to-day.
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wARRESsBuRe, Mo. March 1.-.John
W. Daniels was hung here to-day for the
murder of jesse R. Miller in February
1877, and thousands Of spectators gath
cred to witness the scene.
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Convicted and Sentenced. .

CHICAGO, March 1T. v. Sherry and
Nellie Price were convicted to-day Of
numerous heavy burglAries 10 this city
during 1877, and Sherry was sent to the
penitentiAry for sevsn years and Nellie
for two years.
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Asr. JOSEPH, March 1.-Travel through
this city to Kansas and Nebraska is
larger than ever before, reaching not less
than 1000 week, The emigrants go out
the St. Joseph & Denver railroad.
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New YoRK, March 1.-The United
States assay Office here shipped S2s5. .649
In silver bars to-day to the Philadelphia
mint,
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y, March LIN
consequence Of the low price Of brooms
the broom factories in this section have
been closed, throwing out of work the
mill hands.
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FEvER IN THE ARMY,

ure arose, the plans had been worked ou
10 the smallest detail.
FEVER IN THE ARMY.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The GlObt
says Typhus fever is increasing rapidly
among the Russian troops in Roumania
All Roumanian railway carriages are in
tested. II is absolutely Necessary for the
army in Turkey TO return by Sea and moi
through Roumania.
TOO SLOW FOR THE RUSSIANS.
Intelligence from Constautinople says
The Russian Plenipotentiaries maniies,
irritation at the GLOW progress Of neSo'
tiations. II negotiations are not COM
pleted in few days it is expected that
the Plenipotentiaries will present an ul.
tnmatum, fixing date when the treaty
must be signed.
LONDON, March LIN the House OF
Lords this evening, Lord Derby in reply
TO an inquiry Of Lord Granville said he
had reason TO believe the treaty OF peace
would be signed tomorrow. Lord Derby
also paid rumor had reached him which
he hoped was true, that Russia bad aban.
doned her idea ofthe cession TO her Of the
Turkish leet.
ST. PETERSBURG, March lin replying
10 recent article in the London Sand.
ard, which declared that the sword would
have to decide unless Russia made con-
cessionP, the AgsHes Russs says: The
British Government has declared that II
would only make war on behalf Of
British interests. Russia has respected
and satisfied these interests therefore,
either the Standard is misinformed or
England will act in opposition TO her
formal declarations. AS regards the
concessions, the European Cabinets know
that Russia ia resolved to maintain the
essential results OF the war. She will
always show heraelf disposed to accept
everymeans oireconcilipg the inailiability
Of this result with the interests Of third
parties, but threats and military prepara-
tions are a>bad way Of obtaining peace.
ful understanding.
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INCREASED NAVY APPROPRIATIONS,

Itisstated in the lobbies OF Parliament
that the navy estimates for 1878 to be
published tomorrow show an increase Of
$1,000 pounds, the half Of which is for the
transport Of troops. The estimates show
that II Is the intention to begin first
class iron olads and complete 8 iron clads,
26 coryettes and guuboats, and 80 torpedo
boats. The increase Is exclusive OF that
portion Of the rate OF six million pounds
which has been devoted to the navy.
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CoMMERClAL WRECKS.
Boots and Shoes.


QUEBEC, March 1.-Joseph Woodley,
Wholesale boots and shoes, has failed.
Liabilities $4,000; assets $4,000.
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REnuCEp CApTTAL.

MONTREAL, March l.-Bernard Bar
tier & Co., lumber merchants, have failed.
Liabilities 100000,
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RlonroRD, March 1.--Joseph Atwell
died last night, the ffIh person from
drinking water from a poisoned we'll.
A. W. oRELLEAP,
A. W. Greenleai, Of the frm OF Green.
leaf, Morris & Co bankers and brokers
died last night Of pneuuania. He took
cold while attending the funeral Of hii
partner, Morris, last week.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia Speaks in Mild but Firm
Tones.
She Don't Scare Worth a Cent.
England Can Have War If She
Wants It.
She Don't Scare Worth a Cen
WAR NOTES.

VIENNA. March LA correspondent
referring to persistent rumors Of Aus
tria's preparations for mobilization, says:
There. is little preparation to be made,
For the last seven years these prepara-
tions have been going on, and since last
year, when the possibility ofsuch meas.
ure arose, the plans had been worked out
10 the smallest detail.
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Condition Of Ex-senator wade.
CLEVELAND, March LA Herald
special from Jefferson, Ohio, this morn
Ing, says Mr.. Wade Is weaker.
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rAILrREs roR rEnRuARY.

NEW YORK, March There were
1877 failures in this city for February.
Aggregate liabilities $2,65s,59s; assets
placed at $685., 900.
The failure was announced OF Whit.
lock & Anderson, importers and jobbers
in wooden goods. Liabilities sl75, 900;
assets 100000.