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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
sERyfLk LABOH.

Wherein is il profitable to talk Of
4" servile labor" and to continue such q
course Of political action as will foster
an encourage such labor? IL there is
any meaning to terms. Chinese labor
completely nils the popular conception
Of servils labor" The existence of
that class in our midst is q menace to
free institutions. IL 10 a non assimi-
lstipg element, with nothing in CONS mon
vii h the healthy characteristics Of Amer
can citizenship, contributing nothing to
the social, moral, educational or gov
ernmental functions Of society. Man
ifestly, the more Of Chinese labor there
is in @ country, the less need there is
schools and churches, printing presses
and public educators, and all the means
OF social and moral advancement.
The man With civilized tastes to crafty,
in the purchase of books, newspapers
and mays zines. in the voluntary contri.
button to neral and soeiel agencies.
and in the indulgence of rational enter
tainment, cannot, without bringing
himself to the condition Of brute,
compete with Chinese cheap labor.
A man who has family to support and
children TO rear to the discharge Of in
intelligent citizenship. cannot obvious
" discharge these duties ON wages that
a brute, whose wants can be supplied
for ten cents day, vould consider mu
nifcent. II Chinese labor Ii not " ser
vile iabor," there never has been any Of
that kind Of labor In this country
Waila walla yosysai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11

Try q pair Of Abernethy's School
Shoes. anS
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prevail, sud the Chinese troubles In the
United States can never re settled By
az Infrsctiou Of e!ther.-Yicfo-is S,1-.-
dard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
OUTRAGEOUS, LAwLEss AND WICKED
PROCEEDINGS.

&ekSutuu OF S0tne8S On u&ct
sound has reached q stage where 10 10
sure To- attract national nation. In and
around Seattle and Tacoma there 10 q
eiss OF men. vicious, violent and law
les@ Who are bringing disgrace upon the
eonnnnity by toeir outrsges upon the
Sainese, and tho community Ia Suffering
reputation from It's ovn indifference
% tneir outrageous conduct. Nav, more;
Y Industry and business will speedily
saner, too. II people cannot be me we'd
ga regard for jus,ice and humanity 10
suppress violence and Punish marder.
u<y ought at least 10 see that when ths y
ptmif sueh c1srages 10 pass into an
esksnized system and continue from
vsek 10 week, With tbs avowed object
~ driving out class Of working people
.no are here under treaty and e0titled
" me protection OF the laws, they are
permitting q blow TO be strnck az the
very foundations of their industrial
prosperity.
several Chinese have been murdered
aiseaoy; others have been assaulted,
khieso1siy wounded or etheruise mai
aacss and an organization of laviess
su'ses permitted 20 fern, With the
ssed porpose Of driving oil Chinese
~. o. the ooantry OF of killing them II
10y remain. The Proceedings reported
seattle are extraordinary. They could
- piace only IN frontier comm unity,
fnea hks mining camp. under q
~ pftmiuve civilization. In saying
sS -. se DO not mean she words 10 imply
~ - voc people there are all, or nearly
-. oi tnis description. On the con.
@ se knew veil they are not. Bat
sI 1s matter the lawless and violent
aens eas taken the lead; 10 has the
npainy 10 some extent OF others who
.es ION In the excesses. and perhaps
ospsore them: while others still
80 feeesnize fully the oasraeeous char,
ns - o. TIE whole lavlsss and wicke<
oinR. Who deprecase 10 and an
.-.ss ee OF u. are insimidated, a. d
$50. 49, W saeh easea. By the Asersasiv,
aae o. The violent clsss, ans Are silen
y because thsy don't like 10 par
ss IN tareslsnt proceedings. ans
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
PROTECTION BY o. s. SOLDIERS.

Violent measures still continue in
Western Washington against the Chi
nese. though no additional murders are
reported. Last Sunday night a eomps-
ny Of Chinese coal miners we're driven
into the woods, their cabins and CON
tents burned, including the baggage
which they had prepared for their jour
ney on the norrov. for they hsd been
discharged and we're going away. Mill
companies and mining companies, with
one exception, are disoharRing their
Cinnamon. We are glad there is one
exception. aud trust that company will
be protected by United States soldiers,
II need be. Is this a land Of Law and
Justice, or are We TO be dictated to by
mobs and murderers ?-Ths Pacific, Of
San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
WHITE xAx's GOVERNMENT.

The feeling against the Chinese h
spreadine and threatens 10 becone gen.
erai throughout the country. The anti
Chinese meeting in Seattle on the 18th
vas attended bv an immense throIa
and resolutions were passed favoring
the expulsion Of the Chinese from the
Soapd. The Chinese have been dis
charged from all the mills and mines,
ard November LIST is st for the day
when all the Chinese are 10 leave the
country. A movement b also on foos IN
Portland 10 adopt means 10 rid The CITY
OF Chinese before Christmas. Let the
good work 90 o. This u . white mans
government aud the Chinese must CO.
DAYTON W. IT, CArorscls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
AGITATION KEPT WITHIN PsopKR LIMITS


Washington Territory is ablsze with
anti Chinese mass meetings. IL this
sentiment Of prescription be irstifiable
anywhere, Il is in the extreme Pacific
Northwest, which 10 depr. we'd Of all pro-
tection from the anti emigration law by
its proximity TO the Briti-h provinces.
These admit the Chinese, and they are
smuggled across the unelvilized and an
guarded frontier with the greatest read
mess. An anti Chinese immigration
treaty should be made with Great
Britain.
There seems TO have been Q DISPOSE
ton al the anti Chinese meeting held at
Seattle 10 keep the agitation within the
proper limits Of order and lay. The
resolutions adopted we're exceptionally
moderate in tone. This Is gratifying in
the extreme. and indicates q desire 10
avoid the exec ses that have recently
disRraced the Territory of Wyoming
Sc. Pasl Pioneer Press.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
Law AND oRpxn MUST pasvArL.

The Wyoming outrage Investigation
shows thas although psfpetrated u the
Union, 10 Vas the act OF class OF the
rouahess element. not one Of whom vas
A native born American. and some OF
them not even citisena. fhs policy OF
Chinese exclusion b . wise one, bat pru-
dent measures mast be adopted 10 anne
Iiorste the present state OF ahsirs, now
that they are in the country. Certainly
she attempts 10 destroy the Chinese race
by the means proposed BY SOME hot
BEADED semi philanthrepisss will recoil
upon themselves In is harshest forms.
Ostbrcaks similar to the wyoming dis
sstrr vsre recently chronicled Ia the
disturbances in Washington Territory.
and nov united action, with eons'derA-
bic threata. Ia being taken ~ seattle.
whatever the outcome Of such course
may be, 10 ID evident fer The advance
meut Of the lahsrs Of the sincere anti-
Chinese party, that the people shs
threatened the annihiiatioa Of the Mon
eeliAns In Seattle by the Arst Of Nosem-
Der, IL they have not sooner ieft the
plsce, viil cnly end in ast<f failure.
Murder and massacre viii atways Be
weighed By the evidencs 90 both stdeA,
aad the general pabtis vill direcs IL.
sympathy On The sids of the aaertsved
party. Law and order wi aod Uosl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11
MIS-. w. ]. BLACKWELL,

I'ACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
4 iug from life, still life. sketching frsn.
nature. repoussa. etched. electrutypei
metal work. mural decoration. modelling
in clay and gutta percha. lencrusta. tapes
try a0d luster painting. Clay, metals,
tools. lustar colors tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished TO pupils. China fired
for amAfeura. my3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26

Joseph R. Bonter Esq, by this time di,
sNot seem to care much which way tn
sWof!d Wagged, but it must have been WAC
asitng Or ne would not have occupied tn
@hols pavement in the peculiar name,
he did. Everything might have CON,
ion smoothly, however, if Joseph R. B5nte
oad not forgotten that the wine was pur
chased to make sauce with. But hs dit
Forge: that fact and applied his moutt
] Freely 10 the mouth of the bottle.
AIS good, ats very good; couIdn' b,
s0esser, unused no, and the dose was ~
speated until Joseph r. Bonter, ESQ. wa,
what the boys call "bory-eyed". he miobI
have reached home if be hadn't gone In,
wrong way ard wandered down in the Sontl
End. But wander he did, and last r,iOi,
ian officer found him lying on a celIs+ 5oo
last asleep With the turkey lovippl bnsosI
TO bis manly breast Weak "a Inv veal
IneSs, on, man He was conveyed to the
lookup IN q wheelbarrow, the city not bsy
Png q patrol wagon, and when a reporte,
VISITED hIS cell last night Joseph r BON.
ter hf.4 was sleeping sweetly, no noub,
dreaming OF rat!les and of eating a sweet
'ulcy turkey vith wiEe sauce.
1t only remains TO conclude this sa6
narrative By saying that Joseph r. BopteT
~ be eats turkey ut oil to-day will do 30 in
company With swel!ed head. The arts,
draws upon his imagination and gives the
FOLLOWING view OF Joseph p. when he
aWekens tbs morning and finds that he
% situated IN the new lookup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
THE HAND OF DEATH.


Sorrow ut the Demise OF Vice President
Hendricks.
The intelligence flashed over the wires
about quarter to six o'clock last eve
sing, that Vice President Thomas A.
Hendricks had been stricken down by the
linexorablA hand of Desth, at his home in
Indianapolis, was received by all classes
Of our citizens with profound sorrow. The
news came by bulletin" to The Western
Union Office in this city, and was at once
ltelephoned to the various newspaper OF
Ices and to the Office OF the Mayor sid
Cbiet of Police. The sad intelligence was
splscarded in front of the REGIsTEK
office, where hundreds of citizens read the
oriet announcement
The news came ike fash of lightning
from clear sky, and persons reading the
bulletin could scarce believe their eyes,
! and even when assured by later telegram
hat il was true, went away half doubling
The accuracy Of the report. The
fact was quickly telephoned to
Z ali uuarters of the CITY and to the SURROUND
ling towns, and within an hour the solemn
Rolling Of church bells was borne on the
) Wind from all quarters. AT Mayor Grubb't
suggestion the City Hall bell was tolled
Sfor half an hour, adding its deep notes tc
! the treble Of the church bells.
! 1t is possible that to-day or tomorrow
) some steps will be taken looking to public
Eaction in the premises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26

/ Aha chuckled Joseph K Bonter, Esq
1 latter pleasantly contemplating the fesIiv
turkey above produced BY an inatautane
sous process; lust the thing. Now tina
turkey locke succulent and all that sort o
Thing, and as | run the rick Of securing i
for almost nothing, III just go in and tr
] ny lack. No difference if do lose sey
saral limes. But guess Id better jus
3rop in this saloon and take zip. / al
Ways have good luck when there's a pulls,
warmer ins!de Of me
So, musing in this strain. Joseph R
sBonter Esq went into the saloon, took ,
saip, met a friend, took another nip, ant
was on the point Of leaving when another
Friend entered, ard he took a third nip
de then left feeling all the confidence il
The world Of winning that turkey. e.
vent TO the rattle; spent ten cen.a; no tur
key; spent ten cents uofe; no turkey
5Sc &c. &c, ual.l he bad squsndered Jus
four dollars and thirty cent?, the last tel
winning turkey. With what Joy Joseph
,R Bonter, Esq seized that scrawny fow
lean not be described with pen, aud h,
did not seem to mind how much he haC
spent TO get the prize.
I'll 90 now to shloon and get bcttl,
vine TO make sauce; wineeAuce, sa.'s
Ishipg," and he smacked his lips in sontem
iplation. So Joseph r. Bonter made hi
way TO the saloon. tie must have met
'some friends as our special artist sketched
him about noon coming down the stree,
and the following
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
Religious SERVICES:
l,yiyL thanks INTO the I ord q

TIE congregations Of the First and Sec
) ond Presbyterian churches, and the United
Presbyterian Church, will hold UnioI
service in the last named place Of worahi,
at 1880 o'clock this morning, the sermon
being preached By Rev DR.. Cooke. At the
! close of the service a collection will bi
taken up on behalf OF the Children'S Home
The congregation of the Disciples, Fog
4 fish Lutheran and Chspline NJ. L
churches will hold union services
lin the Disciples church, at 1890 o. m
The sermon will be preached by Rev. }. c
Hull, Of the Chspline Street church. The
Schoirs Of tie three churches will be united
IN rendering the singing.
Services will be held in the Thompson
IN. T. Church, South Broadway Island, a
alO:3O m, Sermon by the pastor, Rev
Samuel E Jones.
There will De full morning service q
5 81. Luko's Church, South Penn street
Island, at 1890 to-day. The rector, Rev
Mr.. CAN'T, will preach en- Civil and Re
Iigious Liberty
The pastor OF the Forth ST, NJ. Z
Church will preach il shat church 10 day
| at 1890 o'clock. The subject will bt
The Responsibilities Of Citizenship" Al
ARE invited.
There will be services az St Matthews
Church at l0:4O an. Fine musical &c
;iecions will be rendered by the choir
Mas EDDY of the Female College, will sing
,s an ofertory Show Ne Thy Way
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
BRIDGEPORT.

Joseph McConnsughy was considerably
better yesterday. He enjoyed an excellent
Enight and yesterday morning his pulse
Registered 81, with temperature lOl.
At meeting of Belmont Chapter R. A.
NJ. No. l40. the following officers wert
elected and installed: NJ. E 81. P, ]. E. b
Mcdonald; NJ Z. r., Il. W. Rhodes; NJ
10 F., George Pitner; C. Of H., ". NJ
Herman; P. s., James Clark; R A. +. c.
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander; G. NJ. 7. Of
Third VEIL Perry Hathaway; G. E. N
Second Veil, Frank Fisher; G. E. NJ. FRS,
We'll, r. 7. Howell.
Yesterday DR.. VIM. NJ. Burgess, Of New
Athens, O., accompanied by the Misses
whitman and Andrews. Of Catlettsburg
sKy., who have come to pay the Doctor an
extended visit, were in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Will NJ. Herman are visit
ling Mrs. Tiernan's parents in Cadiz, o.
Attorney Reece, Of St. Clsirsville, wal
: i'm town yesterday.
Mr.. George Bartholomew left YESTERDAY
ito visit sick brother in Loveland. near
{Cincinnati.
Last night John Schsfer gave delight
hl hop at his residence on Morgan street
Ross ]. Alexander is in Columbus oil
: official business.
8 Mrs. Deems of GAINESVILLE, is the CUES
Of her son, W. C. Deems.
4 Quite number of our people attended
1.-THE Opera House last night.
s There is considerable interest manifested
lin the championship race which Comes OF
at the Mammoth rink Saturday night.
q James Smith, a grocer from Fair Point
was in town yesterday.
s Captains Scott and Harris desire ell VIII,
apromised to take part in the pronouncini
pee in the NJ. Z. Church tomorrow
eveniDg, to meet them at seven O'Clock
evening in the Church class rooms
j The pronouncing will commence at 81
ID. m.
4 Urion Thanksgiving services will b
sbeld in the Presbyterian church this morn
q ing, at 1890 o'clock The sermon will b,
oteached by Rev. Winters. Of the NJ E
$Church.
4 Joseph Taylor, who has been laid u
I with typhoid fever for several weeks, j
a:onvalescent.
On Tuesday evening at the residence o
sRev. & N. Mcfarland, Miss Elsie Gill snC
s Thomas Jent gave an instrumental snt
musical recital to party Of friends.
A part OF the, Msmmoth rink band as
sisted at the Capitol rink in Wheeling las
saight.
Mr.. Geo. Brideustein, of WeIlsbure. VA
/ IN town yesterday on business.
B Mrs John Mcclellan ia onihs sick list
u Mr.. Henderson Hays and family, O
7 Pittsburg, are the guests Of Rev. c. C.
3Hays.
Mrs. Frank Upton and sister Miss LIZ
zie Gilmore, are visiting friends in Lorail
land Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26

Once more the YhirIgig of fine hat
brought US face to face with Thanksgiving
Day, when every one is supposed to Ia!
aside the cares of life aud devote at leas
. one Of the twenty-four hours to turkey
cranberry sauce, oysters.Ruck, ehicsen
quail, yenisou, or some other little tria'
gratifying to the inner man and ineiden
tally to express id some form or other bi
; qualification at being little better of thai
! MS neighborq, and his hope that next yea
will find him enjoying the sAme blessing
SJudgiug from the indications apparent dur
ting the past lev Gays 10 ihe casual observ
Ter. our citizens will give the day very gene
zeal Observance, both in religious and gas
HtronoDic way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26

This talented ladys impersonAtion Of
the role of"Merey Merrick" in the familiar
story Of the New Msgdalep," at the Opera
House, last evening, was splendid por
.t,ayal Of the stormy life of the greatest Of
Wilkie Collins creations. Praiseworihy
from first to last, Miss Morris wal
particularly strong in the seene, in thesec
ond act. in Lady Janet Roy's" mansion
Elm her interview with Horace Holmcroft,
{ her lover, in the third act, where she an
nounces her determination to save "Grac'
sRoseherry," aud in the long recital of he
struggles and fall, in the lsst act. These
salient points in the progress Of the PLAY
we're quickly recognized by the audience
and the applause was hearty and general
the recall at the end of the third cot beiUl
strongly insisted upon sy the delighted
aspectatOrs,
During the progress of the third ac'
when Mercy" kneels at the feet of "Grac
= aoseberry," the train of Miss MoEria e!at
Sorate and handsome costume swept owe
Z the tootlightg, a. she turned her back +
Sshe audience, and in an instant the lac
4burst into a bright fame. All over tn
@house men sprang to their feet with exe!s
ama,ions of alarm, but Miss Morris, wit
wonderful selt,posssssioD, turned and eS
Z ipcuished the blaze, being assisted b
sStsge Carpenter Richardson, who ran O
srou the wings. Her action was loudl
sapplauded, and then the scene proceeded
with but moments interruption.
8 Miss Morris scored genuine triumph
Sand all present lost evening united IN rec
Sognition OF her undoubteG talent and Gra
smstic ability.
! The support was generally in harmoa
4 With the star. The Julian Grey of Mr.
4Plympton was we'll done, Mrs, N, A. FGr
mems conception Of Lady Janet Roy" wa
3 one very iistieriDg to her, aud Miss Heron
as Grace ROseberrY," unprecedented III
! wronged woman with ability. Mr.. Stevens
s"Horace Holmcrcft" was not in harmon!
with the general cast, and IS susceptible O
suuch improvement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
HIS SAD EXPERIENCE.
a Thanksgiving Episode Often Be
fore Enacted.
Wheeling Citizen Takes a Day of I
Buy a Turkey, Strikes a Rattle,
Meets Several Friends, and
Ends the Day in
Bad Shape.

This is fine day for ducks," remarked
Joseph R. BoHter Esq, as he stepped out
] Of the front door of his residence on upper
Market street, yesterday morning, into
puddle Of muddy water that FLASHED NJ
over his shoe tops and polka dotted TIT
outside of bis pantaloons. 81 don't feel SC
we'll to-day as I might, and taking int
consideration the fact that Tomorrow II
Thanksgiving, III just lay of to-day arc
spend part of the time in selecting nice
fresh, fat juicy turkey that will make tn
mouth of the m st fastidious epicure water.
So Joseph r. Bonter Esq, brushed thu
mud from his breeches, pulled his Goa
around his ears sd started gaily dowr
! street. Alas that The mind of man shoulc
De so easily changed and that the love o
: risk should be so predominant. Joseph K
sBonter. Esq, had not proceeded more thai
three squares when his eyes were regale'
9witha
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
BENWOOD.

Two men were arrested yesterday after
saocn for taking package from buggy
The said package contained a suit Of neu
clothes. The men are strangers and mp
pear to be shsrpers. Constable Myer made
the arrest With much difficulty, One o.
THE men pushed him into cellar during
the scuyie. The men showed vast dea
iof bravado in the Mayors Office. They
we're confined in the lookup and broke up
Everything generally therein. They were
escorted to the ] IN Moundsville. The
package was found in yard near where
he arrest was m8da.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
An Enterprtsing, Reliable House.

Logan Il Co, can always be relied upon
! not only - carry in stock the best of every
ching, but to secure the agency for saeh al
I ticles as have well known merit, and ar
popular with the people, thereby sustainin!
/: The reputation Of beng always enteTprisiD)
ssand ever reliable. Having secured tn
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings NeV
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure an,
and every affection Of Throat, Lungs, ant
Chest, and to chow our confidence, we iRyit,
you to call and get Trisl Bsisie Free.i
SEATING CARNIVAL at the North Enc
'ttink tonight. Skating from ! 10 IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
The Bill OF Fare,

Eternal Vigilance is the price OF q well-yOoke,
turkey
In home, hate! and restaurant
the bill of fare will, as
Guile, include turkey, The supply has beer
good, the price reasonable and fully q
many hare been disposed Of as IN year
1 that have flown. The hotels will all piac
more or leas elaborate bills Of fare betor
their guests, while in tue restaurants
large and small the bird which reigue 70
3 day can be had on demand, with all tn
accessories appertaining thereto. The pa
lronage Ct these resorts for the hungry i
always exceptionally large on Thanksgiy
ing, and to-day viii probably see the regu
lar order of things prevail.
At the Mcclure q very elaborate menr
has been prepared, including domestic
turkey, roast wild turkey, with oysters
coast venison, with currsnt Jelly, roas
guineas, with chesinuts, quail on toast
baked suipes, baked GsllRrd ducks, etc.
The St. James, Stamm and Howell
Houses will also see that guests do not
suffer.
At the Brunswick Mine Host Entler will
spread himself with q reparst such as he
alone csn get up, and his patrons are con,
tent 10 leave the matter in his hands.
Our old friend Martin, of the Capitol is
going to Gee that his reputation as a Thsnks
giving caterer does. not suffer, and will
serve turkey and other seasonable dehca-
cies in tie best manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26
Certificate of incorporation.

The Secretary of State has issued q Ger
ttifcate of incorporation to the Eqitabl
Endowment Association, formed for III
purpose of carrying on the business of lii
insurance throughout the United States
The principal Office of the association vii
be in the city of Washington, d. c. ia,
charter will expire on the 3lst day of De
scember, 1885. $4,000 have been sub
sscribed to the capital stock and $l,2O(
paid in. The Association reserves the righr
Ito increase the capital to Sl.O00,0O0. The
shares are of the value of 500 each, and
ARE held as follows:
John S. Croker. John 7. Varnell, G. ]
SRill, Allen Clarke, Richard @. Poltinham
George ]. Bsssler, Samuel C.eas, A. p
CLARK, John o. Guethler, l. NJ. Crooken, B
ID. Carpenter and F. ]. Alexander, all o.
Washington, D. c.. ten shares each.