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LAST DAY.
CAVALRY REUNION.
A smiling sky, Great Crowds. aud All
Events Auspicious-Speechc EN-
cellcnt-Thc Close--A Rcun-
ion ut Decatur, Etc
Parsons Brisadc-Last Day.

HILsGoRo, Aug. II, Special. A
pleasant day and very great crowd
greeted the second day of the cavalry
reunion. At 10 o'clock sharp w. G.
Veal, Of Dallas, called the brigade to
order, and in few well-chOsen words
introduced Senator w. Ii. GetZondeiner
of Collin county, who paid glowing
tribute to the Contederacy and to Par
sons brigade.
Next was introduced Jos. Abbott, of
Hin county, who likewise paid II glow
ing tribute to the boys in gray.
Next was introduced Rev. j, II. Cox,
Of Ellis county, who delivered the an
nual address TO The brigade. MIR. Cox is
an eloquent speaker, and he held the
crowd spell-hound. He paid high tri-
but TO Jefferson Davis. lie said great
many had said that JET Davis was u
traitor TO his country, and If such was
,Au ease, then We all We're traitors; that
there never was a trutr man and one
with more noble heart.
After Il speech of an hours length, the
gifted orator closed with II glowing tri-
butte to the female sex and the children
of the members Of Parsons Brigade, and
said: "God bless the members of Pas
sons Texas Brigade, now and forever.
Next was introduced Miss Mary Cox,
a little T. year old maiden, who electri-
lied the crowd with beautiful little poem
and quite won the hearts of every one
present. After finishing, she was
elected The Daughter of Parsons Bri-
/ grde.
The speaking being finished, the next
| in order was the election of officers for
the ensuing year, which resulted as fol-
| lows.
President, Capt. w. G. Veal; Vice
/ Presidents, Lieut.. John Haley and Capt.
/ Ball, from the Nineteenth Regiment
John Moore, of the Twenty First; also
Buck Walton; w. NJ. Rogers, OF Waco,
from Morgau's Battalion; from Pratts
Battery, Lieut., Clair; Secretary, Mai, f,
NJ. Deckman; Assistant Secretar'
Henry Rhodus; Treasurer William Ii,
Getzendeiner.
At two o'clock in the evening the me.
mortal services were held in an impress
sive manner, after which the brigade
adjourned sine die to meet at Cleburnt
next year.
Before adjourning, the members o
Parsons Brigade drew up resolution
thanking the members of the diileren
committees and the citizens of Hills
bOro and Hill county for their endeaN
ors to make this reunion success, an'
their efforts to make every one enjoy tn
occasion.
At the conclusion tho band struck u
! Dixie, and the fire of enthusiasm wa
4 spread from one end of the ground to tn
: other. A great shout went up whic
could be heard for miles ANA miles ava,
Members of Parsons brigade wei
- greatly disappointed at the failure
il Hon. Olin Wellbono and eX-Goveru,
- Hubbard to visit llillshorO and addre'
: them. Quite crowd went out to Il
u grounds, expecting TO hear them.
" Hon. II. q. Mills Was also eNpcctc
I but did not arrive.
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Do, 4. slauxhtsrinr shcep.

Although the RABBIT plague still Vcxes
the Australia II ssuatter, no Is threatened
by another plague oven more deadly;
This time II Is a once cherished irlehu
who has gone Hstray. Four hundred
aud fifty useless dogs, said sir Saliluel
Davenport, at u recent deputation OF the
ROYAL Agricultural aud Horticultural,
society, to the Commissioner OF crowned
lands, had been destroyed in the vicinity
of Adelaide. All these culprits had
killed sheep, some of them being con-
cernod In n wholesale slaughter of lou
wothcrs. Such Is the degradation OF the
Australian canine race thnt not only
terriers, spTnels and Newioundlandss
do the mischief, but sheep. cattle ana
watch dogs join the ranks of the de-
strovers, and bite and worry ana de-
strcy I'M their nocturnal attacks. The
commissioner agreed with the deputies
that something must be DONE that
asomethng" taking form OF stricter en-
forroment of the police regulations ana
n hiuhertax Of keering dogs, especially
sp1r;,ng dogs. Il 10 PITY that the super
nunerary doys cannot be employed m
i.se,,iuu down the nnribcrs"f thn lupcr-
49, 49, 49,. 4.
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stanioy's ramy to France.

PARIS, Aug. H,-lIenry NJ. Stanley,
now in this city, declared that Congo, rs
Il free State, would soon be recognized
by the whole world,
The State proposes to give open COM
merce To all nations, and expects 10 be-
como great federation of native chiefs
under the control of European and an
American commission. Stanley states
that he will visit London and convert
the English, who stand alone In opposi-
ton to his projects. Io praised DeBraz'
40, the French explorer, who. he sad,
was destined to render great service to
France,
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4 Nominal nond-nl,tnrbcr..

ARLINGTON, Aug. IT, Special.
John Lindsay, who was arrested last
Saturday us an accomplice in the muir
der of MIR. James \. and Miss Fannie
Wright, had preliminary trial before
Justice Rankin to-day. Several wit
nesses Were examined, hut there was no
evidence given against the defendant,
and his bond was fixed at 500, which he
gave.
Four disturbcrs of the peace have
been arrested In the rity to-day.
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Conrederatn CORN Broad.

The following is a postscript from
otter written by MIR. Joe Sigle, of Hous-
jon, to his old comrades at the ex-Con-
!cderate reunion, which was not re-
ceiyed until too late to be read, 1t is as
follows;
"Should your honorable Mayor old
VICE. make any inquiries touchiug the
la- nf a skillet of corn bread curing
az great from Corinth, kindly inform
... hat Mess No, g. Douglas Battery,
Sided a1 'aching void in their ablomi-
glrggIons with that seli-samc bread
tha same SUNDAY. Hughes, Mich
Gray, &. \. Knight and Joe Sigle are
responsible for The theft, and viii not
plead The statute of limitation on the
Ollonso.N
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nroI.c Loo.e ltum Nd Gunrd.
\ Gns won Mnrdcrer Cnn,lelcd.

PIrrsRURG, Pa, Aug, IA. NJ. Bow
ser, tried for the killing of Obadiah
llaymaker during the Murraysyille Gas
well riots, was this morning convicted
Of murder in the second degree and re-
manded to Jail for sentence. Upon ap-
plication of counsel the trials of NJ ilton
and Weston. Of Chicago; col. BlakelH, OF
Pittsbuag, and four other defendants
were continued until the september
term. The penalty for murder in the
second degree is twelve wears. II is
probable, however, that Bowscr will APP
ply for new trial.
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Rnnn,nlent GssnclntIon,.

TYLER, Aug, ll.-lSpecial.l-A gentle
man of this city i. in receipt of an
opinion from the Department OF lnsur-
ance, in which the Commissioners held
in substances, that the so-callod Benevo-
lent associations of this state, are insur-
auces companies In fact, and rs such,are
amenable to the insurance laws now In
force. IL is believed here, that from this
course of the COmmi >sionors, proceed
ngs will be instituted against the CON
Germs at AN early date.
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saved. For some time there was great
danger of adjoining houses being
burned, nothing saving them but the
rapid destruction of the corner.
Value of the building 800, and insur-
ance 800 in London Assurance.
On HOUSEHOLD furniture 5000.
On wearing apparel 800.
On jewelry $3.50.
MI of the latter in the Germania of
New York.
AT IRowNWoon.
BHoWNwooD, Aug. H.-[Special. The
fence Of Mr.. Sam. McGinness, of this
county, was burned last Thursday
night, supposed to be the work of an in
c2udiary,
MIR. Johnson's crib was burned on
Sunday, perhaps by accident.
AT HOUSTON.
Houston, Aug. H.--[Special.l An in
cendiary fire this evening, destroyed
two stables on Rush street, near Craw-
ford, with their contents of feed, etc.
Loss about $3.50.
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Ncnrly nurlcd Aliyc-Noblo Chnrl,y

PARIS, Aug. Il. This morning fifteen
deaths occurred from cholera at Aries.
The gravo-diggers at Les Omerquez
noticed slight movement on the part
of two supposed corpses, and by appli-
cations OF friction circulation was re-
stored and the persons recovered.
The congress of the two houses of
Parliament at Versailles yesterday
agreed to motion that Senators and
Deputies should accept "A reduced salary
for the past four months and the balance
used for the relief of cholera sufferers.
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Marriage ~ Lampasas.

LAMrAsAs, Aug. H. Special. The
LampasaS Rifles turned ont this even
ing in fun uniform and repaired to the
Presbyterian church, where they wit
messed the marriage Vi their Captain,
j. NJ. Cain and Miss Minnie Graham,
daughter of Dir. a. III. Graham. Capt.
Cain is esteemed highly for his social
qualities. Miss Minnie Graham is one
Of the society bellies here.
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will do work ne low as any photog-
rapher in the city, and will furnish not
only cabinets and cards, but also our
large work ut reduced prices. Cali be-
fore making arrangements for siltings
aud Won win 90 no further. Our lists
for fine prices will be given just the
same as IL we had not reduced our
prices. Miller, f2l Elm street, makes
no bogus advertisements.
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The Forts Notos-Angry Journalist.

P5Rr WORTH, Aug. a., Special. r.
The order Of Hallway Conductors of the
jurisdiction ofroxas met at the Pythiau
Temple to-day. Grand Chief Conductor
Winston. of the United States and Cam
ada. was expected, but owing 10 bust
noss he cuu,d not leave Elmira, New
York, whore ha lives. Chief Conductor
AltliAiley delivered the address Of well
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gone into. Some seventy-tive conduc-
tors are expected tomorrow.
\ personal encounter is looked for
hourly between Nose Harris, of the
Mail, and j. w. Putnam (Slade), OF the
Cowboy. Some very serious charges
are made in these papers, respectively,
about the writer ON the other.
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Conrt-nou.e- nrldge-NIllIs.

BRowNwoop, Aug H. Special. Tie
Commissioners Court let the contract
for building new courthouse here to
Messrs Laughess n Terrant of Waco,
at $4,000.
The Court has also let contract 10
the Laing Iron Bridge company for
bridge across Dean bayou, at this place,
to cost $1,000
The formal opening of the roller mill
of the Brown County Milling company
tool; place this evening. A large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen
citizens and visitors, visit ID the mill a, d
saw it in full motto after which tn Y
repaired TO the opera house where ii
feast had been spread, all the cake boir g
made Of -four from the new mill.
An interesting feature Of the evening
was the competition for prizes for the
best cake and first bread made from said
flour. The first premium in each in
stance being sack Of the flour.
Mrs. Beam got the first prize for cake,
and Mrs. l.. S. Bayard, recently Of Dal.
| las county but now OF Brentwood, got
| the second prize for cake.
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Spreading Widely.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. II. Secretary
Frelinghuysen to-day received the fol-
lowing telegram from Consul Mason on
the Marseilles situation: "Health slowly
improving, At Marseilles there is ten
to fifteen deaths daily, but tho cholera is
spreading widely throughout the dis
trict ~
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suprcme Court-As,icpment of cause

TYLER, Aug. 49, Special. The fol-
lowing is the assignment of causes in
the Supreme Court, at Tyler, for the
term beginning on the first Monday in
October, 1884;
First Assignment Two weeks, COM
mencing Monday, October 9th, 1881, are
assigned for hearing causes from the
counties of San Augustine, Nacogdoches,
Cherokee, Anderson, Sabine, Gregg,
Harrison, Upshur, Wood, Henderson
and Smith.
Second Assignment Two weeks,
commencing Monday, October Goth, lSSh
are assigned for hearing causes from
the counties of Bowie, Cass, Camp,
Franklin, Marion, Morris and Titus.
Third assignment-Tw weeks, COM
mencing Monday, November 3, 1881, are
assigned for hearing causes from the
counties of Delta, Hopkins, Hunt, kaui-
man, Rockwell, Raines, Red River and
Navarro.
Fourth assignment Two weeks, com
mencing Monday. November Il, 1854, are
assigned for hearing causes from The
counties of anola, Rusk, h ,iby and
Van Xandt.
Fifth assignment Cases from other
branches OF the court, and those sent &c
the Tyler branch by agreement of coun.
! sci, will be taken mp at the end of the
| fourth assignment
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weather Report.

WAsuiNGroN, Aug. l.-For the West Gulf
States: Fair weather, except In the north
east portion; threatening weather aud occH-
sOnnl showers; nearly stationary tcmpern-
lure; east tn south Winds.
GALVESTON, Aug. ii.-Following Is the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnished
by the United States Signal Service, acting In
conjunction with ihr railways:
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CIvIl War Thrrntcncd.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug, H. The louis-
iaua Field artillery siXty-four men I'M
der Capt. Choapclla, with small arms
and field piece, left ut noon 10y u spec
inl train for New Iberia, there 10 report
to Gen. Perry, who will give the neces-
sary orders IL the courthouse is not
turned over 10y the partiesin charge.
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Exposition Notes.

GAINEsvILLE, Aug. H. Special.
Hon. II. Il. Gammage, United States
Commissioner for the Worlds Cotton
Exposition, delivered an eloquent ad
dress here last night, and organized an
Auxiliary society, many joining.
Cooke county will he fairly repre-
scented with fine exhibit.
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Hanged Himself

SrEUrENvILLr, Aug. H. John scott,
brother of ex-Congressman Thomas h..
Scott, committed suicide this morning
by hanging himself with u check,lino
at his home. Smithlield, Ohio. The
rause that led tO the act il unknown.
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Union Pacific ,hors closed.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. II. In accordance
with orders received from Omaha, the
Union Pacific shops at this point were
closed to-day. No explanation is given,
About BOO men were employed, whose
wages were due from the last regular
pay day.
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u riIlI.AnI,l.rlIIA

At PillLAnkhihiH
PuLArELpu1A. Aug. ID Morgan
STEMS dye works were damaged S2O,WO
by fire this morning.
At nENtsoN.
. DRNisoN, Aug. Ia Especial. Llis
morning the onu-etory frame dwellinh
ut the southeast corner of uand stree'
and burnett avenue, owned and oceu-
pied lly Nj. SwoeApy WAS tntally &c.
slroyed by fro, The origin Of winch Is MOI
known. Tho pro rass az thN " ines WIS
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MARLIN, Aug. H. SPECIAL. - Mar
Inns first bale Of cotton came in to-day.
II was raised by j. b. Jones and sold 1T
auction to Stewart Il Alexander tor AZ
cents per pound.
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P.TrsWURG, PA, Aug, 1.-THE Win
dow Glass Manufacturers will meet
this afternoon To consider the pro-
prietv of continuing the summer sus-
pension. 1t is said that every factory in
the country will he represented.
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New YoBK, Aug. lI.-lt il reported
that the United States District Attorney
has issued warrant for the arrest OF
Cashier Dickinson, OF the Wall street
hunk
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I,obblnr u Merchant.

BRowxw Aug. il.-iSpeciSl F.
MIR. NJ. Wilson, merchant In this
county, WAS robbed recently by three
mon. They got sixty dollars ana three
SHIFTS of clothes
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NEW YORK, Aug. A. Abraham Ha2-
eleton, ho2iury merchant, has assigned.
Preferences, S3000O, including $4,000 to
foreign ctcditors.
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A NlnNnhlr Enmn,lry.

BELroN, Aug. ll,-lSpeclal. Clarity
Il Co, formerly OF Fort Worth, instead
of Temple, will locate their foundry ut
Bolton, near the Missouri Pacific depot.
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~ A n II n HAN II
NJ WEIR !.


VERY Low PRICES.
Fire and
~
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wants 10 be Corrected.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Deputy
Registci Of vital statistics to-day sent a
letter to he secretary of the Navy ask
ing for the facts about the death Ut pri-
yatc Charles B. Henry. His death Is re-
corded by the bureau rs due TO starva-
ton i'm tn Arctic regions. If shot, the
ReIistrur 1esires the records corrected
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Charler-Leases and snIes-Increas,

Charter-Leases and Sales-Increase.
AUSTIN, Aug. li.-lSpocial. The Tex
as Midland Railway company sent down
charter to-day from Waco, but it was
returned for correction.
The August sales by the Land Board
amount to 55,4O2 acres and leases to l5,-
j1 acres.
Irregular bids received and returned
to the Surveyor for correction to lease.
amounted to $3.50 acres, and to pur-
chase, IL, 20 acres.
The Collector of Lee county settled
to-day.
General revenue paid in, $jo,0o0.
Increased values in Grayson county
! Fl3,45O,75O.
/ Fayette county, Sil9,390.
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rost PrnndlnInnd Anti-Prnndinl sneeohn

Post Prandialhnd Anti-Prandial Specchn.
DECATUR, Aug. H.-,Speciall-The
old scttlers,reunon was agrand success,
over 1900 people being present.
The speech of welcome was delivered
by Col. d. 4. Holman, followed by Gov.
Trockmorton who, his friends claim,
made the master speech of his life, after
which an ample dinner for everyone
present was served which was followed
hy Il speech from \. j. Chambers of Tar
rant county and others. The day passed
off pleasantly. Not casualty or drunk
noted
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TRADE NOTES.
THE EARLY COTTON ARRIVING.
brentwood Business Booming - Bear
Raid on New York Contradictions
ture Bonds VandPrhilrs
Party in Conference.
Tone ofthe Stock Market.

lone OF the StOck Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Governments
firm.
Railways strong, but closed easier.
State securities steady.
The stock market to-day was buoyant.
During the early hours of trading
there was an advance of y to ~ per
cent. in prices. Some round amounts of
Changers, New York Central, Lake Shore,
Western Union and Union Pacific were
taken for long account. After p. m.
Louisville IL Nashville broke % and il
was rumOred in the room that the Wall
street bank had made loan on that
stool, rs collateral and had called the
loan. and as borrowers did not take it
up, the bank sold IL in open market
Sui.aqu the Now York Central
was raided on The runOrs that the
directors would meet to morrow and
authorize the issue e. fir m $4,000 OOO to
| S2o0l0,0O0 per cont dcbenturo bonds.
| This eHertcd an uuiaVurNble iuluun, G.
on the other stocks, and prices declined
| = to "a per cent. Near the close there
was "A recovery of y, to y per reut, aud
| the market left OFT steady. rhtlallV
was due to statements by the LEADING
/ directors otthc New York Central to the
! effect that the committee Wouu no,
/ issue dehenturo bonds, aud that no
meeting OF the directors would he held
tomorrow, nor had any notice been
sent to the directors OF any meeting
He admitted that a conference Of tn,
/ Vanderbilt party would be held nj Sara
toga tomorrow.
Compared with last night, CLOSING
prices are H@2h per cent. higher fo
Canada Southern, Canada Pacific
| n
| X@I% lower for Rock Island, Louis
Vile IL Nashville, Lackawa n ', Missouri
Pacific, New York Central and Western
Union.
st. Paul, Lake Shore, Michigan Cen
tral, Pacific Mail, Texas IL Pacific, an,
Wabash, are unchanged.
Transactions, 100000 shares.
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.fvnu are tired taking tie large old
ru.lHuanl I...I pills 3 ,.rler's liz
lIr '..l. aN,r i'iiiS and take some COM
lart = uel can't stand everything.
one .iii dose.
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skinny Men,.
"Wclls Health Remover restores
health and viror, cures dyspepsia, inn
potcnct, sexual li.iitv. 81.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-06-25
Trust Sale.

Under sind by virtue of a certain Deed of
Trust executed by the Dominion Oil COEnpa-
ny, dated End day of January, 1884, and
recorded in Trust and Mortgage Book No
9on page52, in the office of the Clerk of
the Connty Court of Wood county West
Virginia,tto which reference is hereby had,
and the same having been made to secure to
R. H. Thomas 4 Co. theipayment of certain
sums OF money therein mentioned, / WILL on
the; Both day of June, 1884,
at the frent door of the Court House of Wood
County aforesaid, sell at public auction, to
the higksst bidder,the following property in
said deed of trust mentioned and described
to-wit- All the right, title and interest of
said D@nlnion Oil Company in a certain
Lease OF about len acres of land situate on
the South Side of the Little Kanawha River
near Parkersburg, in said county made by
Janetse Tavenner and Others, TO the Globe
Lubricating Oil Company, bearing date on
the lst day of July, 1852, and now held by
said Dominion Oil Company by several
mesne assignments, Together with all the
unexpired term thereof, and right, power
and privilege thereby granted, and all the
personal ana fixed property on said premis-
es, consisting of buildings, boilers, engines,
pumps, stills, tanks, piping, pipe lines, in
Guiding all other property not thereinbefore
specially mentioned, and constituting part
of the completed work and "plant" of said
Dominion Oil Company on said leased prem
ises-
Tennis of Sale: One-third of the purchase
monsy cash in handon day of sale; the res
idue TO be paid in two equal installments on
a credit OF one and two years respectively,
the purchaser to give his notes, with good Sc
curtty, bearing interest, for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retaia ed as a fur
Their security. q
The title to said property is believed to be
goods but selling as Trustee, 1 shall only
convey such title as is vested i'm me by said
Deed OF Trust. A. b BARRETT,
Trustee
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-06-25
HUNTINGTON BUSINESS HOUSES.

CLOTHING - GENTS FURN-
Fishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks, &c.
j. II. CAMMACK & CO., 3D. Avenue.