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BUT HE WOULD HAVE MISSIONS TOO.
THE DISTRICT in CONGRESS-.


The Senate District Committee, at their meeting
yesterday considered the petition for the extension
of Vermont avenue, and the subject was referred
to the Commissioners for them 20 prepare and pre-
sent n bill TO provide for extension to seventh
street. The petition Of George Il. lIerick for al
low0nCc of "A claim was referred to the Commits
soncw. Tho committee took 10 action upon the
resolution directing them to Inquire into the man
ag, ment of tie JAIL rs they were Of the option
that As there are constituted Authorities having
SUI cryisiou over the jnil, complaints should be
made to them, ANA that II was IathCT out Of the
province Of the committee to Interfere In the con-
duct OF the jail,
The House Committee on the District of Column
biu at yes CrdHys mCCIiNgagreCd TO report EvOmbiy
Il hill directing the Secretary OF Tie Treasury u
quit claim with the dCVisCCs Ui Catherine Pear.
son, dcCCas, d, all tight AID title OF the United
Salcs TO all e squares OIL G72, 40, and Ill in the
city Of Washington, The committee also agreed
to report fivolaGly the biz 10 provide for the in
dcXng Of the land records OF the District, with an
Amendment providing that lhI Recorder OF Deeds
shnl give n bond Of Slb 600.
The Distric; Committee have agreed TO report
iayumbly, with restrictive pmunumCnts, the bill
u incorporate he Washington Ahauoir Company
NJ. sherman called mp the Senn'c bill authori2.
ing corporations for msurlng lile, 10 real e'tstC
in tie District Of Columbia to continue peri Ctu'
ally instead Of for twenty yCars, rs Ut plCsout
The bill applies to corporations formed under The
general District incorporation law. Passed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12
T,,e pniIoden,,c socic,y ne,n,c

Lincoln Hall was quite comfortably filled last
night to iison to the Merrick dobute ~ members
of the Philodemic Society OF Georgetown College.
The subject was, " ReSoirtd That territorial cX-
lansi)n is conducive to the best interests of our
comfy" Messs. John i. Mndigau, Of Maine,
and Francis a. Brogan OF Kansas took The affirm
alive side ofthe question, while Mcssfs William l..
Mclaughlin, OF Dakota Territory, uud A. Clarke
Wright, of Geor- Ia, pposed it, Tue debates were
Mi CAcrlcut in thvir way, and the several r,aous
pro ana con were advanced wi considerable
log and force, ana SHOW cd conc us.ycy that the
dcDulGrs on both sides hud studied the qucs ion
dee, ly and given much earnest thought to the
subject That portion of the audience IN favor of
territorial expansion were moro convinced IMAM
ever OF the WIS Tom OF tucir belief, while the mr.
dent believers in the Monroe doctrine went home
with stronger aitu III The jusnrss OF their convlc-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

About seven o'C'ock last night Arthur Holiday,
n half-bTced Indian, made deliberate attempt to
commit suicide by shooting himself III the right
brctst with laTgo CGlbro reyolvcro on the Avenue,
near Fuur.uld. a.haf street. quito Il large crowd
was attracted by the shooting, and Or. MCNiIidms
WINS summoned, who rcudeItd medical assistance,
meut to Providence Hospital TIC wound Is
believed TO be quite serious, but whether It will
prove fatal or not cannot yet be RscorIained. No
motive l. given for the rash Uci. Holiday Is en-
plOyGd in The qua, tUrmaster's Department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12
Pror,.Sor siIsCi,on's Concert.

The suCCe of the POI ulur course OF concerts In
the Congregational Church curing the past winter
La, more han oquNlcd the highest expectations OF
it, orginUOs. Or. BischOG Las won an enviUble
reputation as musical director. The last concert
is TINS evening. ruus,ng house Is assured. Among
IisNi, MR." Kospar. Miss H. icypr, Ihs Mss
Harvey, Nj. BJuLhtun, aud others, AL Of whom
are pupils Of ruf or bisvhun ana who illustrate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

New York, Baltimore, and other cities and some
one hundred and twenty-fl mac hines will join
In u parade. The route NJ the procession Is not
yet given out, tut II will probGb be from the
eluh headquarers, the lie Drnlt building, near W o
aNenLe TO Fiji esnth aud thence ny some OF the
IN re northern streets to tho Circle. The programme
n,ai ing the entries list of rae, S. and route of
Tr ICES ion will be found IN our columns to.mor-
row morning. Agrand stand Is In process OF erec-
ton at tho Circle and will seat one thousand per-
sons. Tho reserved seats on this stand are already
sold I'm laruo mn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

Thee arrived yesterday from Trinidad, British
West Indies, the hkne. LcyanteT, Captain A, i,
Nlspcr. The LuyanIer lett Trinidad ON April 20,
and was ut her wharf uitlchcld') yesterday ut
twelve noon. She bruas $50 tons OF crude asphalt
COZ cd 70 \. l.. Barber. This is the larg, 81
that ever lett tie Island. Captain Nespcr lcpuits
Eir Minds and good weather nil the way home
The lie Nantur came UP without any trouble, al
uOugh drawing near eighteen feet OF water
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

The members Of the Carroll Institute who
braved the inclemcncy of the weather last even
ing were well repaid for truigiug through the
rain. After the usual business meeting, AZ which
n number Of gentlemen Were elected TO member
ship u fine programme of literary and musical
eXticiscs was presented, Messrs. LGckoy Big
gins, Bangs, and Lawrence did admirably we'll
aud the meeting adjourned at len o'clock after a
most emlOyADlo evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

on the site of the old Natatorum, No. GIL and
6iS street northwest, Mr.. John Mcknight has
established the U. A. and Il. Marble Works. Mr..
Mcknight will always keep on hand large
variety Of corbels, mantels. monuments, tomb
stones, cornices. fountain sections. stone burnl
Baskets and all the various ornamental and useful
n lticles which may he fashioned from marble.
Mr. Mcknight will sell his stock 80 10 100 per &c u.
lie, than the same Article can lie obtained In APP
proved n iturnl stone, and luilders would find 1t
to their advantage TO pnY him Inll.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12
THE ooLoRED M. E. CONFERENCE.


Aher devotional exercises yesterday morning
Bishop BCebeG took the chair and Bishop Halsuy
took the place Of Bishop Lane, who YVES inds-
posed, The committee on epscopucy submitted
n report Oh the bishops salaries, and after some
discussion on the manner of raising the funds the
report was adopted. Rev W. T. Thomas, from
the committee on fra,crnnl greeting reported II
petition to the general conference Of the NJ T..
church South asking aid for building two sci DOL
buildings, to extend educational facilities to the
youth, suggesting that $4,000 is necessary. Aner
discussion the amount was stricken out The
chair referred TO the fact that aid for missions was
also asked. Bishop lGlsey replied tdaL the chief
want was an educated ministry,
But HE WOULD HAVE MISSIONS TOO.
The report was then adopted. Bishop IIalscy
elected to confer The irGtCrnal greetings tu the
general conference Of the NJ. T.. Church South Mt
Nashville. Rev. McSSrs. Shrcvc, Lee Cato, Ward,
Dawson, ana Hicks were introduced 10 the confer
Cnce Tho report 4 the committee on miss Gus
was submitted, recommending that mission con-
:iCnCCs bG established as follows: Pennsylvania,
New jersey, Ohio and Delaware Missouri, Kansas
aud Indian Territory, and southern Texas, Tho
committee on finance made report number two,
recommending that the salaries Of ministers OF
stations, crCuis, and missions he not less than GSO1
nor more Than $1,000 Ter annum, ana that the
beard Of stewards with he pastor RglCc as to what
shall be paid the presiding elder: mid on the Ia.
bic. The committee on boundaries nude n report
that the line between the Georgia and South
Georgia conferences DO the Mhcnn, Western AMI
Central Railroad. Not adopted. The convention
then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12
womcu,. sIII,.CUI,Yro ...oo,o,Ion

silk Culture Association orthe United States was
held IN the rcd parlor OF the Riggs House last
night There was a full display OF silk fabrics,
wound silk, and cOcOOns, showing the appearance
Of the silk In It's various stages Of preparation for
manufacture and use, There were many visitors
present who were deeply Interested in the ex-
lIhif
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

The Capital Bicycle hub Is making unusual
preparation for It's annual races tomorrow, Last
your the number of persons who assembled 10
witness tho contest oflhe wheolmen, at Iowa Cir
Gle was from eight to ten thousand, and It Is 60
fdenny believed that there Will be SIN larger
attendance this year. Riders ure expected from
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

Captain Thomas b. Hunt, U. >, A., who has been
suffering for some days with severe attack OF
rheumatism, while walking across the tiled floor
OF the lobby of the National Hotel, slipped and
fell heavily, breaking his leg in two places. lie
did not at first realize how severely he was hurt,
and by an exceedingly painful effort succeeded IN
Iaisimg himself 70 a Se"{ on one OF tho seteeS'
DR., TOwnslieud was called H. and after giving the
broken limb attention, directed the removal OF
Captain Hunt to his residence, No col Thirteenth
street southwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

The grand jury yesterday presented indictments
against William Brockway (alas Edward W.
Spencer and Charles smylhe for violating section
5i53 of the Revised Statutes of the United States,
and The Court ordered a bench warrant for their
arrest BruckWay Is tie man who procured the
$1,000 bogus bond plate and Smythe did the en-
craving. The penalty for this Olcnse Is ten years
Imprisonment at hard labor or by n fine OF not
more than 50 900 or both.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

There WAS good audience present AT the
National Theatre last night 10 witness Her
Atonoment" The play IAN very smoothly, and
the actors acquitted themselves CredtHDy The
Marine Band, us usual, were loudly Hpluudtd, us
wplc the scenes at COrtand-streut ferry and
Broadway at niglt, Her AtOnement" VIII be
repeated To. night,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

odd Fellows Hall still holds the Worlds
Museum. and the Wo ~ S Museum holds warm
place IN our hearts. The numerous curiosies
draw crowds of curious people, and u stage per-
foimance rtnps gre at applCus Take your little
ones. Afternoon and evening performances ut
two and eRht AdmlssiIn ffleen cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12
LOCAL MENTION.
PouICEuAN'S REPORT.

21S THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST,
january q, 1882.
GENTLEMEN: My OCcul alton IS
night policeman of the Eighth Pre-
Cinct, this city. For n long time |
was great suilercr from general
debility and night swents. Two
reputable physicians fMlcd'to give
me relief, so upon the advice and
recommendation of clcik In Dc
Moll's drugstore, | commenced
taking Browns Iron Blttets. When
] had taken half n bottle | found
that II YVES doing me good. Aftcr
the second bottle was taken, ! was
completely cured, and lave been
we'll ever since. have given the
Iron Biltvrs 10 my childicn with
such good effects, That most cheer
fully rec mmCud them.
WILLIAM r. CLINTON,
\ H.. v IT. Z. NsaN
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WILLIAM r. CLINTON,
Metropolitan Police, Eighth District.


TnE highest cash prices paid FOR dresses and
GENT clothing watches, jewGlry, &c. Call ON or
address Ilcr2og, COS Ninth street, near Pcnnsyl-
Ynmin nNemMe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

Fresh Attorney butter churncd every morning
and delivered in l%lb. "Ward" prints, nj i5r. per H.
Also cottage cheese, Sc. per ball; butternlk, &c.
per qunrt, and sweet milk 90. per qunrt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12
DISTRICT BREVITIES.


FOR me Middle Atomic. States, cloudv ,Ceother,
w0h rain, irds mostly easterly, stationary or higher
temperature.
For Washington, from 7 a. m, 70 midnight Cloudy
,rcdiher uih rain,
Thcrmometric readings.-7a. M, 5j,9'; IL a. M,
$40; y. m, $3.50; 2 p. M, 4So; IL p M, 45o;
maximum, 81 80 minimum i5o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

h-1ly@ DENTIST HoWLAND DENTAL ASSo.
49, CATION, No, ?il Four-anda-halt street.
doors north Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue, east Side Here
amer eSiIaetlons Under Nitrous Oxide, without pain,
VIII be a for the first tooth and so cents each add
tiunal tooth at the sitting Extractons without
s's 70 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Ieeth made
" per set, Gold and Amagam Fllings nom " 70 ~
All work warranted first clnss. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide TO over $4,000 patients. Patients coQa
the oillce mr22ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

ne Positively these goods must he sold, os we will
not carry any Of them over the summer.
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80 spOsl-OFEiCN NOVICE.


rge Foreign Mails for the week, ending sArUR-
DAY May 10, 1882 win close At this Office on TUES.
4 H at s 3 9f NWHIP$ y 2Sgms9P A1oG a
kurUpc by steamship dUllia Via QnvenatOwn Qetters
for Germany ana France n'iiat be dirtctd per Cal
slip Canada VIA lnvrc, and at llO H. IN. for Europe
by stennshp Main, via southampton and Bremen.
hip Alratic, via Queenstown de,tels .0r iiermuny,
aud France must be directed per "AGrHtsp y, aud at
Ion, ~, for Europe by steamship Wicnnl, yn Ply
mouth, ChrrhUurF md Hamburg, ON SATURDAY,
at Ha. m. tDr Europe iy stoamsip cry Uf Montreal,
via Qu'en,toWn OetIcfa tor Germany and Scotland
u m, for Europe, by steamship lIohonsluulien, via
southampton and Bremen, aud " N. for Scotland
NJ, ior BeSium direct. by sIeamShip Haderland,
Via Antwerp. The malls for Newfoundland, by
s'ne NM n GTSg cs on ~ p m r ihe
via BALTIMORE close on Tuesday at 73J b. M. The
mails for AspinwHil and south paclnc 10y steamship
iurthe MindwGrd Islands, bystoamship Murie close
on "wednesday ~ p ~. The malls for Nassau and
Manlunas, by steamship Gily OF San Antonio close
sGamship FiamborGugh cfcsc on Thursday, at Isl g.
m. TIC malls for Cnha and MeXc', bystSamshp
malls for Jamaica, Turks Island Iacmel, Grpytun
and Port simon BY steamship Andes, close on Pr
SGSa Snd S Ws BY RS Naa Sr
CRf Sn and Spay s sSn u enc o s Sy
| 0, ut p NJ, The malls for Australia, sc, via san
Francisco 'oif MSTR p 81 PPA9psoN Postmaster
Posr.0FFICE, NEW YORK, May 0, 1851 APPS
NCs55s. WILLIAM n. BRADY HAS REMOVED
Wy his horse-Shoelng Establishment TO Nos itO3
e. serve AL hS old patrons and others who may ihvor
The business hereafter will be conducted under the
mas,2wS BRADY a RUSSELL
W. Administered for R1!Iaetlng Teeth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

SPECIAL NOTICES.

r>1Sy9 IMPORTANT-WE SEYEHALLE GER
ySS tify' that we have carefully Investigated the
process OF pr, ducng artificial SiOnc tile, marble, and
paint, well as the result tn r,u! manufactured I'M
Of Wellington, u, G., on the gOIh September, 1851,
and numbered i7,2f2, I'm view of such investigation
un1unlliledy recommend the same "a In our opln-
ion tha be- material for tie purposes Intended now
equal TO the natural. and Is peculiarly adapted iOr
cimoiery worE. Tho Mcknight Stuuc is we believe,
supuyUr to any thing artificial ut the kind mnnutnC-
tured ana thr tile COmlncuh5 Itself upon inspection.
Out of the rtsiduum of the chemicals used In this pro-
cess ~ prodUC, d paint uucqualed. We Ieuson
why lucrative ana honorable business under this
patent cannot be butt mp IN every town. city, county
and state IN this country rs we'll as IN Canada and
patent has secured monopoly thereof Tor period of
uuNcntt en- years, and has already male rapid all
vUuCes tONurd organizing company, with u Cnp vi
stock ut one million GLARS, composed of some of the
let citizCns IN the lurd.
II, A. DOBSON, VI. D., chemist, 100 Third st. s.
II, q. JACOBS, Asst. Supervising Architect, U. s.
\. NJ CLAp!, ex.Pnbc Printer
4. o. JENKINS, chemist
i. aEiNlARD lawyer.
GI.bNHE a. EDiltER, merchant.
=, &. lpMEkDN US-U :. Senator.
ShMlE LSIluNG, contractor aud builder, United
Ss'o; GnPNoi cgrGSiiG,,nc Non, ro,,o, mia, Doc,
Office Department,
i. j. SEW Eli, cS.JudIe.
THOMAS llOOD, cN-JudSe, lll2 + ct. ne.
q J.. CULVER lawyer
JOHN HAM Otk, Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
II. =. BlsGDE, merchant,
a. G. THOMSON, superintendent and Inspector of
Government Buildings under y. ~ Superv'l Aren't.
\. GRANT, Ggghtt ct and builder,
e. II. PARSONS, eX-Chlei Clerk Supervising Archi.
J0sEPH HAMLIN practical stonc.cuttcr and
builder. mal--Jt
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80 MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,

4 special meeting of the Medical Association ogtho
District Of COlu!At Ia Will b. he'd al III, Mcdcnl So
Cicly Rooms, No. iiA3 New YORK avenue, SATuR-
DAY NEXT, the lMh Instant, at o'clock D. IN, BY
order Of The President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-12

n(SpyS LIVERY STABLE
80 \, IL OLCOTr
/, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
(enInnce also from IL.
Landaus, Coupes, Saddle Horses, and everything
Stable.
a number OF very fine New Carriages lust added to
the stock.
Carriages with drivers In livery by day. week, or
month. 20 Connected with National Telephone
Exchange, jhO-ly
49, ARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA.
W. BLES, JOHN III, CLARK, Manager
No. l124 u street, between Seventeenth aud Eight
zenith streets,
keeps for lure all the latest styles of Carriages by the
hour or month, with drivers IN Livery,
Ladies ana Gontlemens saddle Horses.
PMlcnlar attention given to Boarding Horses
Morris tribune., 1882-02-02
EOREIGN.

In the German reichstsg, during debate on
the budget Won Puttkamer, minister of the in
terror, said people should not entertain the il
lusion tha the government was completely ur-
set by the late elections. The session, he said,
hsd passed successfully Bismarck had tri-
umphei on the question OF the incorporation
of Hamburg. The imperial rescript he de-
clared, was especially adapted to avert any
fresh conflict In conclusion, he said: "In the
European crisis which threatened us, we may
expect the monarchy will again prove itself to
be the bulwark Of our rights and freedom"
A private cable dispatch from Martinique, re-
ceived from G. A. DeGentille, prominent
American merchant, states that the negroes are
in insurrectlon, and MIR. Cicero, the American
vice consul has been illegally arrested by an
inferior negro official. Mr.. Gentille, who sends
the cable dispatch, is one of the most respected
men at St Pierre. and he and the two consuls
are the only Americans who are new there.
The insurrection may have reached very seri-
ous proportions; if so, the whites on the island
viii be entirely at the mercy Of the blacks
New York Herald's London special: Our
Dublin correspondent telegraphs that the ques-
ton Of hbera:ing Mr.. Parnell and the other
members OF parliament will be debated at the
forthcoming cabinet council in Dublin castle.
There is much difference of opinion on the sub
ject, some persons high in authority fGyoring
heir immediate release.
Morris tribune., 1882-02-02
WASHINGTON.

The secretary OF the treasury has again re-
versed his decision in reference TO receiving
payment upon called bonds held SO security for
the circulation of national banks, so the banks
can now upon the execution of the necessary
papers, have their called bonds forwarded to
the secretary for the payment of 90 per cent.
Of the amount being deposited for the redemp-
tion OF their circulating notes and the remain
ing 10 per cent to be transmitted to the bank
which is the owner OF the bonds.
Senator Pugh has bill, which he will intro
duce at the first opportunity, TO make it a Grim
lnal offense for any derson to frame and get up
simulated electoral returns from state. The
object of the bill is to prevent contests over
electoral returns for the purpose of complica-
ting the count OF vote with view to political
advantage, and to contine such contests to legal
rounds.
The war department has received official in
formation OF the arrest of Col. Eugene Carr,
Sixth cavalry, by order of Gen. Wilcox COM
manding the department Of Arizona. The
charges, which are of serious nature, are based
on alleged mismanagement of military matters
In the campaign. The matter is referred to the
president, who will soon convene court mar
tial to try Col Carr.
The president signed the bill placing Justice
Hunt Of the supreme court on the retired list
1t Is not known who will succeed him but it can
not be officially announced that atSecretary Fol
ger will not The report most correctis that
the vacancy caused by the retirement of Judge
Hunt will be rendered to Senator Edmunds
Senator Dawes has introduced 4 bill intended
to establish the system Of competitive eXamina-
ton, open to sll citizens equally, as the actual
method Of securing employmentas clerks in the
Departments at Washington, and the principal
custom houses, postofices, etc, in the country
and to abolish the system Of partisan patronage.
The special agent of the postofice depart
mentsent TO investigate and report on s site for
the Minneapolis Office has recommended that it
be removed to the corner of Hennekin and
Third svenues. Gen. Washburn, however, ls
of the opinion that the present is the better
location.
The government prosecuting officers who
have been preparing an Information in the
star route cases have nearly completed the
work, and are only awaiting the termination OF
the Guiteau trial TO bring the matter before the
grand jury.
The senate committee on pen ions unani-
mously agreed to report bill granting Mrs.
Lincoln 81 200 cash, to be available immedi-
ately, and increasing hor pension to 5000
per annum.
A new military department is talked Of to
include Colorado, New Mexico, and part of
Arizona, under command Of General Nc
Kenzie.
The president will within the next two weeks,
send in large msjority of all important nomi-
nations now claiming attention.
Morris tribune., 1882-02-02

against number of complainants. 1t is said
that numerous affidavits were filed showing
that driven wells were put down at Saratoga
springs as early as 1854.
Is Crosse Republican: A gentleman who
came over from La Crescent states that there
are three cases of reported small OK within a
few miles Of the village. He could not say
whether they had been officially pronounced
cases of small pox or not by any physician, but
such was the report The cases are stated to
be confined in one family.
Dennis O'Donohue, Catholic parish priest,
of Brownsburg, Ind, has commenced suit
against Bishop Cholard, Of that diocese, for
So, 900 damages, for suspending him from his
priestly duties, as alleged, without just cause
1t is stated on the best authority that the Ca
madam mounted police force in the northwest
is to be raised in strength from 800 to 500
men. The step is absolutely necessary for the
preservation of peace and order in the future.
A. NJ Birney, son of our minister to the
Hague, died at Fort Keogh. He had occasion
to have his foot amputated and dever rallied
from the shock.
At Ottawa A. Z. O'Cennor, brother of
the late Vicar OConnor, died suddenly from
inflammation of the lungs.
DR.. Levi D. Boone, mayor of Chicago, in
1S55-57, died recently, aged seventy three
years.
All commercial men selling goods in Mon.
tsns are required by law to pay 800 year
license ii each county where they sell goods or
offer ssms fer sale. This amount is made in
quarterly payments.