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HOUSE.

Before the reading of the journal Mr. Outh-
waite (Ohio) called attention to the fact that
there was no quorum present
The Speaker counted the House and an.
nounced that there were but seventy-four
members present. call of the House was
ordered
closed the journal of yesterdays proceedings
was read and approved
Mr.. Henderson Iowa) presented resolution
of the general assembly Of Iowa urging lepis-
lation against the adulteration of lard. Re-
ferred
On motion of Mr.. Gear 1owa) Senate bill
was passed with an amendment striking ont
the approprlating clause) for public building
at burlington Iowa, at limit of cost OF
SlOO, 600
On motion of Mr.. Maish (Pa.) a bin was
passed for public building at York, Pa, at a
limit OF cost Of $4,000.
THE MuDD-coMpToN CONTEST.
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the Mudd- Compton contested election case
and was addressed by Mr.. Compton, the sitting
member. in his own behalf
Before proceeding to discuss the facts of the
case he said that he had but one appeal to
make. Hear me for my cause and be silen,
that you may hear"
Answer me in your wisdom but prepare
your judgments that you may the better
judge"
He replied to the speech made yesterday by
MIR. Greenhalge Mass. "a speech which he be-
neved that that gentleman would live to regret,
That gentleman had referred to the riots in
baltimore. Never was man justified in seek
ing to arouse visions of the long-gone past or
in appealing to the prejudices and passions
which the memory Of the war might inflame.
After reviewing the testimony in the case he
said III conclusion: only want to sav that I
suppose the guiiiotine is ready and the
ak sharpened. If this is 80 the victim
il ready, and while he falls with
the hot breath Of earnest protest on his lips, he
will fall without quiver. am made, I hope
to God, of that kind of stuff that does not
know how TO 'crook the pregnant hinges of
the knee. That theft may follow fawning.'
Applause on the democratic sidel
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AFTER FREDERICK THE GREAT.
German-Americans Say Bismarck's Re-
tirement IL OminOus of War.

CHICAGO. March 2O-The Illinois Stcats III.
ting today, commenting on Bismark's retire
ment, says: Andso it is true, the creator of
German unity has stepped into retirement and
general who is not among the heroes Of
either 1855 or 70 takes the place which for a
quarter Of . century the iron chancellor
has filled. Whether Bismarck's successor was
chosen by the young emperor for like Qualities
to those possessed by the man of blood and iron
or because OF the absence of those qualities
and because Of more obedient nature
is question the .Stoats Zit,mq saws
that time alone can show We cannot tell now
Frederick the Great, or whether he takes for his
model a peaceful HohenstaufIen-only one
thing is certain and that is that Bismarci's re-
tirement produces a feeling of anxiety.
CINCISNATi, March 20.--The Gdzette saws of
Bismarcks resignation: II 10 not surprising
the chancellor tenders his resignation. The
great surprise is that the emperor accepted it.
Yet 1t was from numerous signs plainly dis
cernible that such an event was sure to
arrive sooner or later The chancellor was an
example to the emperor's ideal of absolute
monarchism. 1t 10 a well-known fact the en-
peror has chosen the reign Of Frederick the
Great for his model. Like this great king the
emperor wishes 10 be his own chancellor and
his own Law River.
The emperor was chatting under his chancel-
lors mental superiority. The liberals will be
iubilsnt. but we are certain they will be sorely
disappointed. They will Hnd the thumb Of
the emperor thicker than the loins of
the chancellor. William il now abso-
lutte ruler Of Germany and the people will
soon perceive il. Not that he will indulge in
tyranny after the fashion of an oriental despot.
but he viii acknowledge no will but his own.
q concession 70 the opposition especially to the
Catholics
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No Whisky Wanted There

KANSAS CRY, NO., March 20.-Dispstchss
from various points in the Indian territory
state that a general raid has been begun BY
United States Marshal Walker and his deputies
against. the sellers of intoxicating liquors
Large numbers of ''jointests' and ''boot leg
ger" were arrested yesterday. Yesterday
numerous arrests were made at Fort Reno. and
today Oklahoma City and Guthrie will be IN
vaded Marshal Walker is determined that the
sale OF liquor in the territory shall be stopped.
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RELIEF FOR THE TURTLE MOUNTAIN CHIP
PEwAs.-The Indian officials have telegraphed
the agent of the Turtle Mountain band of the
Chippewa Indians in North Dakota authority
to expend $4,000 for the relief Of the Indians
under his charge. He is instructed, however,
to furnish relief only to those who are Ameri-
can born and properly belong on the reserva-
tion. The Canadian Indians, OF whom there
are about 500 on the reservation, must look
to their own government for relief if any are
in distress
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CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
Representative Hit to Report a Reso.
luton Providing for u Joint Commission.

At a meeting of the House committee on for
eien affairs today q subcommittee reported a
substitute for resolution for reciprocity with
Canada. offered by Mr.. Hit of Illinois. Mr..
Hit was directed by the full committee to re-
port the substitute to the House. The
substitute is as follows: .'That when-
ever 1t shall be duly certified to the
President of the United States that the govern.
ment of the dominion of Canada has declared
desire to enter into such commercial ar
rangements with the United States as Will
result in the complete removal Of all duties
upon trade between Canada and the
United States he shall appoint three
commissioners TO meet those who may
be designated 10 represent the government
OF Canada to consider the best method Of ex.
tending the trade relations between Canada
and the United States and 10 ascertain on
what terms greater freedom Of intercourse
between the two countries can be best Sc.
cured, and said commissioners shall report 10
the President, who shall lay the report before
Congresa"
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From Wall street Today.

New YoRk. March 20.-In the stock market
this morning after q steady opening 81 slisA,
changes from last evenings prices . dull bssi-
ness and feeble upward movement took pasos.
There was the usual lack of feature In the esp-
srsl list, and only in Union Pacific, sugar asd
Tennessee coal was there any animation what
movement, begun yesterday and rose from 81 70
52z and was followed by Wheeling and LAks
Erie preferred 70 7s1f against VI LAST sveninr.
but the movements in the others were cou11nSd
10 the smallest fractions sugar VS. the vssk
point in the market and after opening up j q
6SiS IT rose 20 II, but later reacted 20 a..
Late in the hour there was a droopins ~
dency and prices in many stocks we're carried
back and the early gains lost. At IL o'cleck
the market was dull and barely steady Of insie.
sasesat changes from the opening Aeusa
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POSTSCRIPT
BLAIR'S BILL BEATEN
Tne Senate Votes it Down This Af-
ternoon, 81 to 81.

The Senate voted on the Blair bill at $50
and by a vote of 81 to 81 killed it,
Mr.. Blair changed his vote TO the negative
In order to move to reconsider.
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Daniel NJ. Fox Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. March 20.-Ex-Mayor Daniel
N. Fox died at Atlantic City, where he bss
been i'll for the past ten days, at 7:I6 O'Clock
this morning.
Mr.. Fox belonged to one Of the oldest
families in Philadelphia and for fifty Yeas
had been prominent factor in society and
politics. He was born June Is. 1918. was
elected mayor in 1865. was prominent in organ
izing the centennial exposition OF 1876 and
WAS u member Of the commission appointed by
Congress In 1875 10 investigate mail transports
tion. from which resulted the fast mail service
OF the country. Mr.. Fox's last public ONCE
was that OF superintendent OF the Cnited States
mint OF Philadelphia. TO which he Was sp-
pointed by President Cleveland June g. I085
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The IMMIGRATION STATION AT New YORK;
Secretary Window has designated Solicitor
Hepburn and Surgeon General Hamilton OF the
marine hospital service to represent the Treas
ury department on the occasion of the visit of
the special congressional committee to New
York Friday
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Can Make Six Knots an Hour

PoRr TOWNSEND, WASH, March 20. The
United States man-of-war Iroquois sailed for
Mare Island navy yard yesterday. One engine
has been repsird so she can steam six knots sn
hour,
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OuR CErDrr Plan.

OuR CErprr Plan.
FURNITURE, CARPETS. MATTINGs OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIa-
TRAITORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Poplar Bed Room Suites from els up
OAK Bed Room Suites from s25 rp
Walnut Bed Room Suites from s4Oup
PArlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, s35 up
Ingram Carpet from 25c. per yardu up.
Brussels CArpe. from 75c per yard up.
Ol Cloths from 9oc per yard up.
6rER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
All Carpets sewed and Laid Free o. Charge We
guarantee the customer against any loss matching
charge only for the net number Of yards neces-
ssry to cover the door
Ii will pay you TO call before purchasing else
where. a. you viii ind our Prices Lower and Terms
LASER than any other house in the city
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED on ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS.
p GRoGAy.
53s.aa 74l 7,harw
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PROTECTING TIE LKvkBs.-Secretary Proctor
has authorized an additional expenditure Of
$50 200 for the protection OF the levess on the
Mississippi river in the third and fourth dis
tricts making the total allotment for this pur-
pose el7O,O0Q
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They Fled In Light Apparel.

SEw YORK, March 20.-A fire in the Hotsi
Bristol. No. ~ East l1th street. early this morn
ing created panic among the guests, many of
whom fed to the street clad in very heht sp-
Parel The nre was extinguishsd sfSsr los
of %, 900 was caused
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DISTRICT BILLS sAPPRovED.-The President has
approved the act authorizing the transfer of
certain property to Christ church, Washington,
DC, and the act regulating sales OF property
in the District of Columbia for overdue taxes.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal
revenue. &402 3S2; customs. $780, 1856.
PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEopLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
Of Columbia as follows: Original invalid,
Abraham F. Springsteen; increase, Patrick
Wall and Lewis j. Winslow of Soldiers Home.
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Chas. G. Nor
ton. sixth infantry, bas been relieved from
duty at the Florida state agricultural college
and ordered to recruiting duty at New York.
Second Lieut. Robert II. Noble first infantry,
has been detailed to duty at st. Johns college,
Annapolis, Md, relieving First Lieut. NJ. +.
lamar, thirteenth infantry, who is ordered to
join his company. First Lieut. J. II. H. Pc
shine. thirteenth infantry. has been detailed to
duty at the Ohio normal university, relieving
First Lieut.. John Baxter, jr., ninth infantry,
who is ordered to join his company
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The Warlilke Roera-

LONDON, March 0.-,Advicss from Pretonia.
the capital of the Transvaal republic. state that
the Beers presented IN address to President
Kruger, declaring that they were ready to rise
In body 70 avenge the insulte recently offered
the republic at Johannesburg President
was nothing but . disturbance created by
drunken roWdies
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICk OF The CUNIOLLER
6H THE CITARENGy

@ osffds affts'HS 4ah RaHrstESfSE1l
wAsHINGTos. March >. 1880.
undersgned has been made appear that the Lin.
eoln National Bank Of Washington, in the city Of
Piled With the PROVISIONS the statues Of the
association shall i've authorized commence the bust
ness OF Banking:
the ae hereby cer that ,se IneSn Na g.
tiosi BANK oi Washington, in the city Washing ton
uence the business OF Banking as provided in section
hityone hundr.d and sixty nine of the Revised Stat,
S asa we5es hand and seal of
Controller Of the Currency
4%47.
THE
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON. DC.
CAPITAL. 100000.
In accordance with the above authority the Lincoln
4 III ri pY 81 on 1850 g e:
branches.
John A. Prescott, J. Harrison johnson.
Frederick rs.iasns ss;sH Henry s.S.l s.ss President
Paul H CrOmelien. Receiving Teller.
DIRECTORS.
; S%.s;s% % !, Tsss:s , is.s Sss;sa; : sssssS'2
". A.
Job Barnard Jesse c. Ergood.
Frederick W. Pratt. seymour Cunningham.
W. =. Hoxe. Frederick A. Tschiffely.
Augustus b. Coppea j. Harrison johnson.
hiehard A. Walker. MS -to26in.
RSwIIL MOVE TO el4 18th ST.
49, WITH TWICE The SPACE.
Now h the time to buy.
e. A MUDDiMAN,
Gas Fixtures. Lamps Gas Stoves
Present Store, 1905 Ut. New Store. Ola 18th u.
RLOUIs CUNNINaHAM
~ Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,
mS-lm COR. 18TH AND 6TS. NV.
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Victim of IN

Victim Of the Grand Central Collision.
New YoRK, March 20.-John Whitehead, the
fireman who had his legs eut Oh yesterday
morning by the oollision between two switch
engines AZ The Grand Central depot, died ai
Bellevue hospital this mognine.
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A GREAr SPECIAL SALE
OF CHINA AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
VIII commence tomorrow Cssturday) and viii continue
until ali are sold at tho
SEw YORK VARIETY STORE,
1895 7TH STREET.
We VIII also opsn q branch for this special sale n
tO 9Th St Note some Of the extraordinary bargains
Dinner aud Tea Sets st cost: SOC Cups and saueers
only 3ec per set Decorated Plates for .5c per set
Iron stone China Plates 2c- PER set; 2Se. sop Pals
for l5c; 35c. slop Pals for 25c Pudding Pans 2
and &c. largest size only Sc; Wash Basin. and &C.
each: Earthen Cooking Bowls. 4. and &C. each;
Bl.eStng, Sc. per box. 81 rs Cedar Iubs only 9se
aid other bargains too numerous 70 mention.
Don't riiss ths great Special Sale
NEW YORK VARIETY STORE
1895 Sth st. Branch 1890 7th St
ml4-ot II. TAYLOR.
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REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE GERMAN-ANERIcAN
SOCIETIES HEARD-EDIroR RosEwArER AND
MEssRs. BARTHoLpr AND WOLF HEARD-THEY
WANT NO CHANGE IN EXISTING LAWS.
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CENSUS EsUMERAroR 1oa ANAoosrIA-Harri-
con Dingmsn, supervisor of census for the Dis
trict of Columbia, has appointed Mr.. John N.
Ainnix Of Anacostia census enumerator fos the
eastern district,
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The Richmond and Danvilie company pro-
poses 10 build Q new road from Danville to
Gastonia, town just beyond Charlotte, N O..
where connection will be made with the main
line to Atlanta.
Miss Harriet Lane, who once presided over
the social life at the White House, II promi-
nent figure ii society in R9ms.
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NAVAL ORDxRs.-Lieut. Commander VIM. H.
Webb has been detached from the receiving
ship st. Louis, first of April and ordered to
duty at the navy yard League Island. Chap
lain Frank Thompson has been ordered to duty
at the navy yard Mare Island. Cal. Lieut.
Commander VIM. b. Newman has been de-
tached from the navy yard, New York, 3lst in
stant. and ordered to the receiving ship ST.
Louis 1st OF April
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R~NAI1oNAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE.MEDI;
CAL. AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, The sixty eighth
Annual Commencement Will be held in Albau9h's
opera house OH IHUksDAl, March 20, at2:3O pm.
Addresses by A. l A King, VI D. and II. B. Noble, ID.
DIS; ysiethct9ry by Madison VI. Brewer. n. D. Music
BY the Marine band. The profession and the public
are respectfully invited to attend mlS-:jt
k-DfSSOLUIION OF PARTNERSHIP-THE
~ Iartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the name OF Mcpueen ( Wallace
is this day dissolved by mutual consent W j b
Wallace retiring from the hrm. ii. L. Mcqueen
thOtized 10 collect all moneys due to same. He will
this date. March 10. 1880. II. L. MCQUEEN.
m11-fw W. J. b. WALLACE.
AFINE STORE FOR RENT CHEAP
- Plate glass fronts; ~ feet long; splendid
location for any kind OF business. l23l 81. NV,
near corner Pennsyiyania ave. and 18th SITS.
ml7-1w
tSee Amusement Conmn.)
~ The EASIEST LANGUAGE TO LEARN
TO SPEAK.
CONVERSATIONAL POWER
TEACHING HOW TO SPEAK REDUCED TO
SCIENCE.
-Four simple Cardinal Laws.
One Fundamental Principle.
SIN WEEKS COURSE.
Orers next week. Free trial lessons
Free lecture repeated Friday and Saturday. MI 71w
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The President GoEs DUCK SHOOTING. The
President, accompanied by ex-senator Sewell
of New Jersey, left Washington yesterday after
noon on dncking expedition to the preserves
of the Maryland ducking club, with head
quarters at Bengies near Triumph, Nd He
made a similar visit to this place last fall He
will probably return to Washington tomorrow
night. The President and party left Washing
ton at 4:10 p. m, arrived in Baltimore at 7I5 D.
III. and at Bengie's station ten minutes later
and were driven to the Bengie's Point club
honse: four miles away, where supper was
served at o'clock.
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BROOKS AZ FREE MAN.

Tho lI0sus Newspaper Man Released from
Custody--uc Receives Some Money.
George B. Brooks, the confidence man
who, in the role Of a newspaper man,
worked the two leading hotels here a
few weeks ngo for two days and a half
for comfortable rooms and all he could
cat, but who slipped into the cluthes OF
the when he tried to.work the Nc.
Lure House people for So, charges 10 DO
paid on a lot Of Associated Press matter
which turned out to be four sheets OF the
hotels letter. heads, is again u free man.
twill be remembered that Justice Davis
sent the fsfiow to Jail for! one year, I'M
der the bad fame law Lately an eye nj.
lection, which threatens to cause him
the loss ,of tileast one eye, developed
itself and DR.. ,Birney, the physician in
charge OF the Jail, advised that the man
be released or. removed to some place
where he could be properly treated. 1866!
u Last week Brooks received $50 from his
wife, he says, and with portion Of this
got Colonel sArnett to take an active in.
terest in his case. Last evening the
Colonel had Brooks before Judge PAUL.
on:a writ OF habeas corpus, and his re.
lease was secured by that means. Brooks
called Mt police headquarters TO bid Chief
Defbrugge goodbye and left his address,
Coolville,, Pa. He says his name is really
Brooks N The. officers were: struck with
the appropriateness Of the name Of the
place he says he halls from, and for which
he will leave to-day. ;RJ.i;32: I'll
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NkILSIAGkINEA. Va Ell
The Gard q d Raised fiona r.
t,o,Ia,SI$a::S5o Base l:''ll !. Z esterdays8I
oUTLoolKg.F'oR Spring TRADE De.
Is Good--Anothcr Meeting 10 DO Held
R Next Nfonth-A Novelty In the M
Ss Glass Llne-7General In. X x W
iS. }9E M Il tistrlal Notes. VI II

THE Western Cut Nail Association
met at the Office Of the Benwool Iron
Works in this city, yesterday, pursuant to
adjournment ut their last meeting, J. N.
Vance, Esq, OF the Riverside, occupied
the chair, and Mr.. Clarence Irwin, Of the
LaBellc, acted as secretary. Twelve Of
tho fourteen mills were represented! /,
5Aiter considerable discussionin regard
tothe state Of trade, present and pros.
pectiye,I the meeting decided 10 advance
the card from. Sc IS for 12.pennies 70
e 50 for base, in car lois loc per KEY
extra for less, to average not less than
% cents above base; when tho average
Is less than twenty-five the base price tc
be advanced accordingly. 3ts {,
The prospects for n good Spring trade
were thought TO be encouraging, & NJ
though trade just at thistime Is reported
quiet. still, In view OF & the present
high price OF steel IL was agreed that
mills cannot be proiitably made ut pres
cnt prices. Therefore, In order to gel
tho benefits Of the Spring demand 1t wat
decided to advance the card to s. 80
This advance! in tho card gives an in
crease to Ilthe nailers, iupon which facl
they are to DO congratulated. s,sS.gf 3 Il
When the meeting adjourned It wa.
TO meet again in this city on the secont
"Wednesday In February. y "
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Industrial Notes.

70 Co u. 4u|
Operations have been resumed in. full
1.-THE Northwood glass works at Martin 8
Ferry. III u n ,II5
&The Lauehlin mill, after running only
part Of its factory, and for a portion OF
the time standing entirely idle, during
the past few weeks, goes on full this
week. 45 y. ,S,s q. q
The Buckeye glass works at Martins
Ferry, will 60 on in full about February
1.-the mould shop is nowsrunning full
and several cutters, engravers and deco
rators are at work. & n: :3i;
The plate mill, No. 8 sheet mill break
down mill and the guide mills at the
Etna were of Tuesday. The large guide
mill which has been idle on account Of
repairs, started up yesterday. u. !$,ss3
The glass buyers have commenced to
arrive. @ Yesterday there registered at
the Mcclure, Messrs. W. S. McMahon and
James Turpin, OF Hamilton, Canada, and
F. NJ. Hampton, OF Louisville, three gen
tlemen who are here for the purpose Of
stocking up with the fine products Of
the glass factories hereabouts. The
statesmen who are mAking the Mcclure
their headquarters made things pleasant
for the visitors sIs s.
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A THE VEST VIRGINIA HOME co.


\ New Local CORPORATION Of the building
Association Order. s. a N
Anew corporation has been organized
inthis city which is to be known as the
West Virginia Home Company. It has
been; formed for the purpose Of raising
money; to be used in purchasing homes
for its members !; 81 assisting its mem
bers in saving money and acquiring
homes, etc. ga charter has been issued
to the company by Secretary Stol State
Walker, which is to expire JANUARY l !,
1870 The sum OF 81 900 has been sub.
scribed TO the capital stock, 10 per cent.
ofwhich has been paid in, with the priv
ilege OF increasing the same TO 100000
in ALL The capital is divided into shares
OF 500, Of which Frank Cruise, John +,
Miller, Albert L.8EWilkie,s \: G ustave a.
Medick, a.. G. Hadlich, j ohm J. Bayha,
Christian Yiewig, Jr., Charles F. Held,
William Kirbach and Charles II / Copp,
all of this city, hold one each, S ,y al
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Another Assignment, .

VI Another small assignment was record.
ed in Clerk Hooks office yesterday. The
deed lis one bearing date OF january s,
1890, and by its provisions J. D. Bice,
who has been carrying on small grocery
ut Leatherwood, outthe National road, as.
signs to William Welty, the stock of gro
ceries contained in his store, one horse
and a wagon and all bookk accounts
showing n evidences {; OF u Indebtedness
due 4 him. These assets the as
signee lis to Il reduce q /. cash Il in
such n manner; as may to him see best,
and with the proceeds pay first, tho
costs OF the assignment, including his
commission Of five per cent and the cost
Of such clerk hire as may be NECESSARY
second, a bill OF sos OF due John s.
Welty, and, third, all other debts OF the
said Rice. pro rata, iis.,;