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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
EXPREssMAN KILLED BY THIEVES.
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CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 9.-John Irving, a
colored expressman living on Third avenue.
and his wife, hearing their dogs making a
great noise about midnight. he got up, and
taking his revolver and lantern, went out
to the barn. His wife soon heard several
shots and running footsteps The husband
not returning the boys were sent out and
found him lying dead at the barn door,
with a bullet hole in his bead and one in
the breast. He had evidently been MUIR
by thieves + r
81 PAPER FOR THEIR PAINS.
DETROIT, Dec. 9.-Gregory Il Sons bank,
at Dex ter, Mich, was entered by burglars
last night, the safe taken to the back room
and blown to pieces. The thieves got a
large amount OF valuable papers but no
cash. They escaped without detection.
BRUTAL CASE OF ABDUCTION.
MONTREAL, Dec. 9.-The evening papers
contain long account of the abduction of
Miss Armand Trudeau, adopted daughter
of the wealthy landedproprietress, Madame
St. Marie, of Standre street, on Saturday
night. She was handsome girl, eighteen
ears of age, and had been sent on an err
rand to one Of Madame ST. Marie's tenants
when three young men, respectfully dressed.
seized her, clapped plaster over her mouth
and applied some drug, which rendered her
unconscious. When she regained her con-
scionsness she was being borne along by a
carter in a sleigh, toward Madame St.
Marie's house. where she was left four hours
after the abduction in pitfIl condition.
The girl had been in the habit of collect
ing rent. and one theory is that the object
Of the fiends was robbery, although there
are suspicious of outrage. s4 49, 'tssoA&
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9-H. N. F. Lewis, for
merly well known as the proprietor of the
Western Rural, and recently connected
with the Young Folks Rural, and other
newspaper ventures, died at his home yes
terday. He had been i'll only short time.
FIRE AT NEW ATHENS, I'LL e
BELLvILLE, III. Dec. 8. Samuel Hill 4
Bros Touring mill at New Athens burned
Yesterday with twenty thousand bushels of
grain. Loss $50, 600. insurance $4,000. 94
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Drink Weber's celebrated beer, it is the
best; on tap At all firstclass saloona
Trysit . nv sls.1t 5atNs 70
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BOOKS, &c.

YOU are invited to call and see the Holi-
dav display at STEVENS BOOK STORE,
80 West Fourth street. The saesroom has
been enlarged and beautifed. and looks
like new store, although the same old
stand which has been established nearly
twenty-five years. Books, Christmas Cards,
fine boxes of Stationery for ladies, Velvet
Frames, etc. etc. Prices low. sat
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t#a Miami Ministerial Csn5srsaee. sil
The Miami Baptist Ministerial Confer
sncs, which convened at the Ninth Street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
DOG DETECTIVE.
He Burrows Out the Body Of
q Murdered Babe.
The D0wn.TrOdden Book Agent
Shows His Grit.
Terrific Tragedy in the Illinois
Woods.
Specials to the Star.
MURDERED IN THE WOODS.

SpeCIhB 20 TIC StHf. q
MURDERED IN THE WOODS.
TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 9AWhile hunting
one day last week, near Charleston, Coles
County, ILL.,, some difficulty occurred be-
tween Thomas Grant and boy named
Charles, brother of James Cook. Yester-
day James Cook and Lloyd met Grant in
the woods and began fight, during which
Cook was knocked down with an ak by
Grant. At this, both drew revolvers. and
shots we're fired. Lloyd shooting Grant
through the lungs, from which he soon
died. Lloyd fed, but was arrested at Paris,
and he and Cook are now in Jail at Charles.
ton. ------ ------ - III
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Chamber Of Commerce Finances
The quarterly report of the Chamber of
Commerce was submitted to-day as fol-
lows:
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-07

at a good depth, or better still. should
undergo cremation. They should never,
as is frequently done, be thrown into
bitches, ponds, or streams. Every SUBJ
stance which they may have contami-
mated should be consigned to the flames.
The propriety of the destruction of
vagrant dogs must, of course, be obvi-
Gus to all. They should be gotten rid
Of in the most humane manner possible.
Confinement in cage which may be
instan;aneously immersed in water, is
the readiest and least psinful means.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-07


Inc ADVENT Oh the oog Gays Will soon
attract popular attention 10 the subject
OF hsdrophopia. So-csiied mad dogs
Will iniest our thoroughiafes' ana inc
policeman legs, club ana revolver Will
be devoted 10 new class OF victims.
The annual Dog law Will be duly pro-
mulgated, and small army OF ofhciais
Will pursue ana ensnare Inc canine
Migrants OF the town. ana pear mem
triumphantiy to the pound. Under
these circumstances, 1t may DC luolcious
to consider the question OF hydrophobia
from reasonable standpoint, and To
aHoro information OF positive charac-
ter to the ignorant and credulous as 10
what Is really known about II, anc, more
particularly, as to what measures are
most feasible 10 protect the community
against It's dangers.
The recent bench shows IN this city,
in Philadelphia, and In Boston have
awakened new interest IN the dog. No
such magnificent specimens OF that no.
BILE beast have ever before been exhibit
Ell In TINS country. But inns uoclie ana
grateful companion OF man IS peculiarly
subject TO dreadful disease, which may
be readily communicated 10 all other
animals, ineiuding human beings.
What renders hydrophobia so appalling
is the fact that, as lar As our present
knowledge OF therapeutics goes,
1t Is incurable-at least no au-
thentic instances OF recovery from 1t
have come TO the knowledge OF the
writer during many years careful
study OF the affection. 1t is nnneces-
sary to dwell upon the various nostrums
which have been Wanted and advertised
from time immemoriai as speclncs for
hydrophobia. II is merely necessary to
say that experience has positively prov
Gu every one "a tsiein " nc utterly sai-
ueisss aiter lhe uisease mas once com
nenceo. ne opjes. 1i this arlleie'
however IS not 10 owen upon an sc-
khowieaseu ,aet' oul 10 eIoea.or 70 us
ABUSE 'he puoiic NINA Oh certain traui-
uoaai snperstlt,onS Whlcn pls.ai e s
si'siy III fegaiu 10 hyuIophooia III uogs,
anu 70 point oue wnas common sense
shouia Sossst =. P''Pei anu e.ie0
hieans ioi pio'ecuoh'
ne teiiii idoies Is eIlPioyeu " scieh-
.,hc WRITES on this suoJeoe 70 ueIlsnale
Inc canine oisoieer, ine wofu uro-
Pnooia lmeaning iear Oh wa,ell oe,ng
oisGalued' oecauSe .he iaoia uos nas
rea,iy no Yea, Vi wafer, seees win
sviui'y, IN oteer 10 quehcn ms ournlpg
.hiist, anu WIZ even Gross stream II
~ oosuuets his way. pl. IN the huiiiau
uisease .he Seiy ioea "a "a oauses
sucn painful eons uisions "a tne tnio
muscles, ana CONSEQUENT aversion 10
nuns Ina. tne term mas ceeh apploPri-
aeiy ielainea. s.l, hyuiopnooia ID
tne ooniihohiS aocePVco halle ior lne
a'ectloh N al siiihais, anu therefore II
answers every pfac'icai PURPOSE
Among the questions that present
themselves IN regard to canine hydro
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-07


become SIX months DID, under penalty
OF MY crowns hne or imprisonment Tor
one month.
his wnoie tneory was however, oe-
monsned IN i'oo, IN the very country
where II was most In vogue by the COM
munication OF hydroPhooia 10 both men
and cattle from dogs whose toiiwurms
had been extirpaied IN the most ap-
proved manner. ines facts were cor
roDorated by The Investigations OF sew
erai sanitary commissions IN the prov
ince OF Detmoid' and the corps OF opera
eors was abolished. The same tradition
and pracuce sui continue IN Thrace,
Turkey, Moido- Wallachia, Roumania,
tireece, and SPAN, and to some extent
In some portions OF our country, e'-
peclaily IN Inc southern states Inc
writer, few years since, IN conversing
on the subject OF hydrophobla with an
Intelligent medical man from the South,
who. before the late war, mad been IN
the habit OF Keeping pack OF hounds,
was astonished to hear him assert that
ne had always wormed his puppies IN
order to prevent their developing rabies
The other presumed causes OF spon-
taneous hydrophobia are equally equiv
ocal. dissatisfied salacity, putrid food,
munger, thirst, anger, and extremes OF
'eilPefaluie are naiiiiesAy cifcu!u-
sla'iceS whiSn optaln among oogs quite
geherahy .hroughout Inc world In
many tes,ons' rom .1e arctic zone 10
'he equao' aoou,unS !" 'hese
anl,nais, anu partlcularly on isianus,
nyaIoPhopia mas always peen eitner
totally uukno~n OF very rare, wnile In
otners' exempt rom IL LOT ages
mas ohiy iecent,y appeareo' ana IN
mus. instances can pe iraceu positiVely
10 lmportaton. Inc writer mas Deen
iniofnied oy Iriend VINO, previous 10
INC nAoAio"n wal, iesiueu a' pan All
.ohio, IeAa'. ioi - years .ila' ne never
heaio W al iiis.ance Vi hlurophooii III
'nat region athougn II contained large
,iunioers Oh hunting uogs. ne nimseH
AepL apacH Vi houhos' ~ was however,
Ieii'ea W nun ,u'1t' III iotc; rancnero
near monterey Mehico, while Sleeping al
nisnt IN iront oi ms mouse, was olloeh
IN .he nnger oy acayote lPrairie won)'
which shapPeu az hiin' anu ihheuiate-
inaoe on. Ane ~ounued man los. no
u .iaie IN ,1SopP,hg Oh nus nnger, as II Is
ueieseu " 'ne na..ves .nat wolves act
"s IA suon inanner are iaoiu
MT. Meynei, the most eminent En-
gllsh sportsman OF the last century,
preserved his kennel OF hounds from by
drophobia curing many years by forcing
every new dog 10 undergo rigid quar-
antlne OF four or five months, prepara-
tory to Its admission into the pack. A
similar system, could 1t be universally
adopted, would doubtless ultimately re-
suit IN the suppression OF rabies; but at
present 1t Is pracucaole only to limited
extent. =.
In regard toseason, IL Is perfectly DEM
onS rated that VIVA. Lever influence the
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-07


canina observed in France, Austia, En-
gland, and the United States. OF these
704 occurred during the spring, Cpl
during the summer, Cos during the au-
tumn, and 5a7 during the winter. The
foregoing facts and figures demonstrate
the absurdity of repressive laws design
ed to be in operation only during the
summer months.
As to the influence of hunger and
thirst in generating hydrophobia, Do
puytien, Breschet, Magendie, Radi,
Bourgelat, and Menecier famished a
great number OF dogs and cats without
the production of any thing resembling
rabies.
We must therefore acknowledge our
ignorance Of any causes concerned ia
the spontaneous development of this
disorder. Prof. st. Cyr of the Lyons
Veterinary School, who has devoted
many years to an attentive study of the
malady, and whose experience has been
immense, does not hesitate to assert
that heat, cold, drought, and humidity
in g word, all the meteorological con-
ditions, whatever they may be, are alb
solutely without any perceptible influ-
t;on solalv nv ;nocnIa,;on from, dre an;.
NAL tn another ia Therefore the only Sat.
;sfactorv theory iefr nc and IA ono
moreover amnIv suf,;c;sn, ~ accoun,
for the vast majority OF cases; and, in
all probability, such mode of transmits
sion is responsible for every case. The
Eas in the s,ooss,;on ,bst Tho disease
mnst at one t;ms have snrun% from
beg;nn;ng which arrnmopt Soworar
-, 80 TEL -a.I ~ no"ess'
mun;oahIo d;snasa go ~, " an -, 0om ~
frnm mater snSo.nt,h,a nt nront h.o JS
N the mvs,er;ons and ;,rnoda,rshl a d.
m.;n Of or;G;naI osnsas '''-' Wv
7, 10 oooss;,na1I,, 80 d;e;o,,. ., ID
,ect tho eS;s.onna y. r.b;as IN IT, na ~ o
state This accounts sorn.sas 10 .. ISL 80
nhob;. IN narSonS ;noo,ia,ad h. ~ ~
not 70 hsrn haan rah;3 "a
nb;eb J;aS ~ 80 lii 80, 4 ,aa
fill aaroiornont % H. . 49,. .ne
h. Sasor;had n;no.oon -.
=, a. huaan -. -
which DOGS IN oil annosrsnoas
ho.l,hr he, uhoh - ,p.PoLaJ 80
hecsme rah;d nrod,cad J
r5rarSani = u, Plouuoeu
ifesting any morbid or unusual symp-
toms shouldjbe carefully observed, kept
apart from other animals. and from bn-
man beings, children particularly, and
be attended to and fed with the utmost
caution. A dog eyincing constant rest
lessness, undue affection. an altered or
demeanor. snappishness.
depraved appetite, a modified bark. or
should demand extraordinary
vigilance. gp I
III a person has been bitten nv an ami.
NAL with unouestionable svmntoms of
rabies, let it be DESTROYED at once. but
if wounded by one merely coniectured
IN have tho 1;saa,o :.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-07

The draperies of plain skirts are
made short, en- panier, and very bout
FAINT around the hips, with very short
apron or none at all.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-07
HYDKOPHOBlA.

Some Popular Errors Regarding the Dis
ease, and some Practical suggestions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29
FANCY oooDs..oEo. r. TAYLoR.
THE LADIES.

In advance Of our regular purchases Of Fall and
Winter Goods, we beg to announce the arrival this
day. Monday, August rs, Of a choice and select
assortment Of recently imported
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29

The current Of recent events has given
great impetus to business In Wall street,
and many successful turns are reported
where immense profits are made In short
periods. The most successful way that we
have heard Of yet for operating In stocks Is
BY the combination method OF Messrs.
Lawrence 4 Co., Bankers, New York. BY
this system thousands Of orders in various
sums are pooled into one vast capital and
operated under the most experienced and
skilltul management, thus securing 10 each
shareholder superior advantages and pro.
fits, not possible In any other way. Profits
are paid at the end Of 30 days. A gentle.
man In Boston made STAT 80 on an Invest.
ment Of 800. Many others are doing as
well OF better. Capital In any amount
from Sl0to Sl00,0OO can be used with equal
proportionate success by this combination
or cooperative method. SIS would make
SO, or 5 per cent on the stock; 500 would
return 5000, or 0 per cent during the
month, and so on, according to the mar.
ket. The new circular contains two un.
erring rules for success" and full iniorma.
ton, so that any one can operate with
profit. Stocks and bonds wanted. De.
posts received. Government bonds sup.
piled. Apply to Lawrence & Co., Bank
erS, 81 Exchange Place, New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29

EXTERrRIsE,-Among the most enter,
prising grocers and produce dealers in the
city is the firm Of Behrens 4 Co., Nos. 1910
Market street and 1901 Jacob street, South
Wheeling. The people OF the Eighth
ward are enabled by the superior facilities
afforded them by this firm OF buying
cheaper than any other place south of the
creek. This firm have recently had their
two places Of business connected by an
Edison telephone to facilitate operations
and for the convenience OF their customers.
In each store is found a complete assort-
ment Of family groceries, produce, fruits,
vegetables, &c, &C., and oil at the lowest
prices in the market, doing a wholesale
business at retail prices. The store at 1910
Market street combines wholesale with re-
tail advantages, selling to the trade at
prices no other firm in the city can under
rate. This firm certainly recommends
itself 10 II citizens by the new era in
prices and commodities they have in
augurated here.
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"CoughIng Spells in The Morning.

dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debilitated state OF
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing prophecies
"Physicians recommend it."
."T have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to DO very
reliable and eficacious in the treatment Of
severe and long,standing coughs. l know
Of two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for its use l consider would
not now be living.-Isaac S. Herbien, NJ.
D., Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which is the most economical, 81 90, or six
for S. 90. A single 25-cent bottle will Oft
entimes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
life. Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists,
MWRkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29

The symptoms are moisture, like pers
piration, intense itching, increased BY
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum, the, private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed to con.
tinue, very serious results may follow,
DR.. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT ia a
pleasant sure cure.
HONE CuREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use Of Swayne's
Ointment in a short time made a perfect
cure.
J: ". CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, s44
N. 2dSt.
T; 2. wEYNAN, Halter, s s. 8th St.,
Reader, If you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty'
scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt Of price I'm currency or
8 cent postage stamps), 80 cents a box,
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, Dr..
swayne 4 Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel.
phia;; Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead.
ing druggists. MwFaw
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BeIIaIre.

The policemen are busy shooting the
pigeons that are becoming SO troublesome
about the public buildings, Some n
signing himself Enquirer" has a letter in
the Bellaire Tribune against this "destruc-
tipn Of innocent birds" II that person
could only notice what a nuisance those
birds are around some houses, particularly
the Presbyterian Church building, he
would no doubt change his views.
Mr.. Evans, the grocer, returned home
from m extended visit to his brothers in
the West,
The School Board have at last elected
teachers to ell all the vacancies.
Atrain OF fifteen cars left the G. &P. 4. R.
dopotthis morning, for Steubenville. There
were over 800 tickets sold at this place,
and many went without buying tickets, as
tho supply was not equal to the demand.
Over thirty Light Guards left for Cam.
bridge this morning. This makes about
fifty, excluding officers, who have gone
altogether. r, G, F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29

INVALUABLE o RAILROAD MIH.-"I
suffered for more than q year with indi.
gestton, and during the last six months,
was very bilious, occasionally having q
dumb chill, followed by fevers, which
Frustrated me. I took Simmons Liver
Regulator, and for several months l have
been as stout and hearty as any man
could desire to be. lam thoroughly salts.
fed that 1t is all it is recommended to be
for indigestion and bilious complaints, for
mine was certainly n stubborn c, Sc,
have heard many OF my friends speak Of
ii, and all agree that it possesses all he
virtues you claim for it.
A. Fl. HIGurowER,
MwF&w Conductor, NJ. and W, r, r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29

TIE sTEUpESvlLLE ExcuRsloX.-About
400 people left this city yesterday morn.
ing on the steamer Courier, Capt. Chas.
Booth, 10 attend the Steubenville reunion.
Through the providence OF the efficient
Committee OF Arrangements, Col. Sterl-
ing, Major Wright ard Capt. Philips, the
trip was made in m easy and comfortable
manner. Vaas' Wheeling City Band
accompanied the party each way.
Capt. Dickey and his chorus OF ~vocalists
also formed one Of the special features Of
the excursion. The steamer arrived short
ly after 10 o'clock, and left on its return at
ii p. NJ, arriving at the wharf at this city
about 9 o'clock, without accident. About
600 people came down on her. The ex-
cursionists are loud in their praises OF the
Captain and the projectors Of the trip and
the unusual measures taken to secure
their comfort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29

The new school house which the citi.
zens Of Martins Ferry may we'll feel so
proud Of, is about completed. The paint.
ers and carpenters are finishing their
work.
The Sub Rosa Dancing Club have chang.
ed their time Of meeting this week, from
Wednesday to Friday night, as most Of
the members went to attend the Soldiers
Reunion at steubenvilIe. This club meets
once a week.
There Is prospect Of u rich entertain.
ment at Mayor Kerr's City ParlorS soon.
Reserved seats hre all taken up.
Mr.. w, n. Holidays new building, on
the corner OF Hanover and Fifth streets,
is up to the second story, and the work.
men arc pushing along the work very rap.
idly.
One Of our young married men, who
occupies the second story Of a frame house
on railroad street, retired to his bed
last evening about s o'clock. Shortly after
a party Of young ladies, who had been
out walking, stopped in front OF the house
to separate and got their different homes
and, as usual, they spent considerable
time in talking, which disturbed
the slumbers OF our young married
man. He bore 1t as long as he could
hen put his head out OF the window and
ordered the young ladies in very plain
language to disband and go home, and
not be disturbing the peace OF the good
people in the neighborhood. The young
mans rebuke aroused the dignity Of the
young ladies, and instead OF going home
they moved In q body up the railroad a
short distance to consider the matter. After
considerable discussion and various plans
Of redress proposed, they came to the
conclusion 10 proceed In a body TO the
house Of the young man, call him out, and
give him agood thrashing.
They started for the house, but, before
reaching it, they met a gentleman friend
to whom they told theirtroubles and what
they proposed doing. But he, fearing that
considerable blood would be shed, and
the town thrown into a state Of excite
ment, persuaded the ladies not to do any.
thing rash, but wait q day or two aud per
haps they could devise some plan to pun
ish him in a milder way, TO which the
ladies, after talking the matter over, con
scented, but avowed their determination tC
punish the Young o
The second furnace recently started by
tho Buckeye Glass Company, Is doing
well under the management Of Mr.. Jos
Shipman, and the prospects Of the future
Of the Buckeye are very encouraging.
There are prospects Of a new grocery be
ing started in Clark's addition soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-29

CERTIFICATE OF IScoRroRArIoS.-secre.
tary Of State Brady on yesterday issued a
certificate Of incorporation 10 the "Citi.
zens Mutual Building Association" Of
Martinsburg, for the purpose OF raising
money to be loaned among the members
Of said Corporation for use in buying lots
or houses, or in building or repairing
houses. The principal office or place Of
business shall be at Martinsburg, Berkeley
county, W. Va, and to expire September
LIST, 1895. 81 ,4O0 have been subscribed for
the purposes Of incorporation, Of which
sl4O have been paid in, anddcsirO the pri.
vlIege Of increasing tho capital by the sale
Of additional stock from time to time to
$4,000 Q In all. The capital SO subscribed
is divided into shares Of S2OO each and arc
held as follows: ]. N. Wisner, | share;
George v. Feidt, l share; VIM. 7. Daily
share; John Filler, l share; ]. Sheekey,
share; 9. Williams, l share; W. II. H.
Flick, ! share; and the capital 10 be here.
after sold to be divided into shares Of like
amount.