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The morning call., 1890-08-22
ONLY ONE LEFT.
Non-Union Molders Gradually Leaving
the Occidental.

Non-Union Molders Gradually Leaving
the Occidental.
1t was reported at the headquarters OF
the union molders last night that two more
of the non-union men had left the 0cci-
dental Foundry. This leaves but one molder
at work there. Originally there were nine
teen molders employed IN that foundry, and
that was the average force the year round.
After the strike it ran along with about six
men and they kept leaving, while now but
one remains.
The Committee of Arbitration has not
yet succeeded in getting conference with
the foundrymeD, but it is early yet and
they are not anxious to precipitate matters.
All of that association with whom they
have conversed express perfect willing
ness to meet and talk matters over quietly
and temporarily. There seems to be but
little doubt that the conference sought will
be granted,
The morning call., 1890-08-22

0'FARRELL & LANG, II Montgomery Street.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
-oF-
NEARLY NEW AND FINE FURNITURE.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Friday, August 22d. at IL o'clock A. NJ. t
the Private Residence, 1919 Jackson
Street, near Fillmore. all of the Elegant
Parlor, Bed and Dining-room Furniture,
Grand Rosewood Upright Piano, Large
French-plate ManteI Mirror, Mantel
Clocks and Ornaments, Line Engrav-
ings and Paintings, Odd Parior Upho1-
stery, English Body Brussels Carpets,
Rugs, Etc, consisting in part of
One Grand Rosewood Upright Piano. Hayden,
New York, maker, cost $3.50; Parlor Set in Satin
Brocatell with Maroon Plush Borders; Parlor So
fas, Divans. Patent Rockers and Easy Chairs
French-pate Mante and Cheval Dressing Mirrors;
Steel Engravngs and Oil Paintings Mantel Clocks
and Ornaments: Hand-caryed Antique Oak and
Walnut bedroom Sets; Spring and HAIR Mattresses;
Mission Blankets, Down Feather Pillows and other
Bedding: English Body Brussels Carpets: Eastern
Walnut Sideboard: Pedestal Extensien-table; Fast
Walnut Hall-stand; new M9del Range, with Por-
celain Fixtures complete: Linoleum: Patent Kitchen
Table, Crockery Glass and Plated Ware etc.
au2l 2t 81. j. SIMMONS. AuctIoneer
The morning call., 1890-08-22

BERTELING has The only reliable methods to
fit deiectivesght. APT Kearuy street.
The morning call., 1890-08-22

A tri-weekly stage line has been started
between Mojave and Keller. lnyo County,
by way Of Lone Pine and Independence.
The time of each trip is twenty-six hours.
The morning call., 1890-08-22
Fred Raabe,s Pnntaloons.

the room of Fred Raabe. in the lodging
house at the corner of Tenth and Mission
streets, early yesterday morning, and ran
away with Rabies pantalOons. He was
surprised by the occupant Of the room
jumping from bed to catch him, and he has
lilly left the house with Raabe at his heels,
sans day clothing and calling for the burg
lar to leave the trousers. Warren was
shortly overtaken and given in charge of
the police. who locked him up in the Seven
teenth-Street Station for burglary.
A frisky colt. owned by Farmer Austin
of Clackamas County, Oregon, got tangled
in brush pile recently aud it took some
time to free it. No sooner was the colt
loose than it planted both hind feet into
Austin's face. His jaw was fractured, his
nose was wrecked and all his teeth were
knocked out.
The morning call., 1890-08-22
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
WELL-KEPT FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
M. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
Saturday, August 2Sh, at 4 o'clock a. NJ.
AT 1901 MISSION ST.. COR. 9TH.
On account OF immediate departure, all of
the ParlOr, Bed and Dining Room Fur
niture, Rosewood Upright Piano,
French-plate Mantel Mirror and Orna-
ments. Upright Plate-door Folding
Bed, Oil Paintings and Engrayings,
Brussels Carpets, Rugs, ETC..
-. CONSISTING IN PART or.
One z Octave Rosewood Upright Piano. Stool and
Cover Parlor Set in silk cut plush. odd upholstery:
OIL Paintings and Engravings; french-pate Mantel
Mirror: Mantel Clock and Ornaments: Eastern Wal
nut and Antique Oak Bedroom Sets; Spring and
Hair Mattresses; Blankets. Pillows, Sheets spreads
and other Bedding; Walnut Sideboard Extension
Table; fine Range Glass and Plated Ware; Brussels
Carpets, Rugs, etc.
au22 ct NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1890-08-22
Surprise at Ignacio.

Last Saturday evening a pleasant surprise
party was given at the house of Mr.. A. Kynock,
in Ignacio. AT about $50 o'clock the advent OF
the merry makers was announced by fish horn
and vocal echoes, ana as team after team arrived,
the occupants OF the vehicles were received with
much cordially. The piazza and the trees sur
rounding the house were Illuminated by Japan
ase lanterns and when the music sounded Tue
rhythms Of the dance the house presented gaia
appearance.
The evening was spent In dancing, music and
games. Supper was served at II o'clock, after
Which dancing was resumed until late. All
unanimously declared the evening most enjoy
able one.
Among those present were: Mrs. Valencia,
Rafael, Mr.. aud Mrs. Kynock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jlmony. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Miss Ella
Phelan. Miss A. Mcdonnell. Mrs. Foster. Miss
Maggie Foster Miss Rose Foster, Miss Ida
Foster. Miss Stella. Miss Henrietta and Miss
Julia Valencia, Miss Nellie Maddocs, Miss
Minnie Sutton. Miss Mercy Pacheco. Miss Flora
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NEW York, Sept. "A Guat,,-
uaIa special O. the Herald says
Minister Miners firm friends arr
urging him 10 abandon the city II
he wJuli save his life. The fDliOS-
er- Of General Barruniia threaten
Ia kill him on sight. They are in-
ccus,d by his or,l.r to Captain Pitts
b. surrender their chief, and they
hold him responsible for the sut.se-
Iuent tragedy on hoard the AcGpul-
CT.
Up TO the present time Miner
shows no signs Of accepting the ad-
vice Of hiS friends. The almost open
thrtats Of assassination have badly
frightened him and the legation i
constantly guarded 10y policemen.
Nothing j. talked 81 but the at
tempt 81 BarrIudia's daughter 10
Kill Miner. The facts are substau-
tally as sent yesterday, although
the details vary considerably, n
told 10y different eye witnesses.
While the servants were III aTming
the woman, il i now siid that MiZ-
ner ran into the street, crying loud
Is for help. 4 crowd quickly gath
cred. am1ug them being a number
& policemen, who arrested the
woman and marched her or t.
prison.
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VERMONT ELECTION.
4 Large Number OF High License
Republican,. Elected.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT,
SEPT. This state tC-iay voted for
state officers. two Representatives 10
Congress. aud a full list Of state
senators aud Representative.
twenty cities and towns, including
Burlington. gave Page Republican,
Tor Governor, a57l; Brigham lDem-
ucTail, 2Iil: Allen (Pr0hibItionisil
rs. In ISIS these towns gave Dbl;
.iugham Republican, 55S5; ShuTtlin
Democracy 1853; all others, Ito.
the returns thus Ear received ind3-
,=itr. not only that the Republican
vote &, very light, tat that the ticket
las been cut The decrease ia the
Democratic vote is not nearly ~
large cU.respgndiugiy this year n
that % the Rtpublicans. The Pro
uihition vote rtmaius about the
same 50 far. Fifty townships. Ofthe
90 In tine state. give Page Repub-
ieaul slss; brigham tDem0craD
45s5. Al.en ,PuhibiiiOuisij 2ig
scattering, 3. The Republican ma.
j1rity over all ia the towns - far
heard from J. as53 AGAINST 57Jl In
l>-s. ICthc vote Of the remaining
GOWNS corresponds with those heart
.Dl ,thy Re- Iblitan majority viii
Boz tlr small - since tire institution
Of biennial elections.
One hgudr,-I and thirty-hve towns
give Page II publicanl p SO, Brig
nam .iymUcatI u, 30, Allen pr
bib.iiuui,l So. In these towns t''e
republican vote has fallen OF 9>qj.
The democrats have gained al,
while the TrUaibitiOn vote has fallen
uir lsiL little. II the vote in the re-
M inius towns - relatively the
same as those he1nl from, the re-
publican majority will he only ab0u;
ij.uuJ In the whole state. There
were only eighteen democrats IN the
- mhly In ISIS. Thirty seven
have bern elected IN thiTty-iive
towns already heard from, and two
farmers league candidates. An uH.
rNpecte,ily large number u high
license republicans we're elected.
BURLISGTuN, Vt, Sept. RE
turns 20 the Free Frees from n ma
jUritv q the towns in this election
give Page republicani for governor
= light majority. Pages majority j.
estimated al 1000, against 1900
lur Dillingham;, the present COVER
nor, two yeIrs ago. The vote for |
Allen fprlhibitionist) for governor J.
very light, about 1909. The high |
license vote has largely increased
the past two year,, owing 10 the
non enforcement Of the prohibition
law.
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New Hampshire Democrats.

CONCORD, Sept. . The Democrat.
State Convention was called 10 or.
der by Chairman Stone. After the call
had teen read the organization waz
effected aud the permanent presi-
dent, J. 4. Bartlett Of Manchester,
was escorted TO the chair and de-
livered an address.
The platform adopted declares that
The Republican tariff refonh hiss r.
suited in heavier burdens 20 the
people; den0unces the Mckinley
bill ~ 'deed Of Conveyance to n
combination Of manufacturers and
trusts" den0unces the rulings OF
Reed AZ despOtisu and the seating Of
the Montana Senators A. grand
larceny. IL favOrs pension lsgisla-
ton, tariff reform aud denounees the
Force bill.
II den0unces the Il publican party
FOR IrUiligats waste uf the surplus
Revenue; for n degradation Of the
civil service; for the corruption j:
had developed In every department
81 government; FOR IT, iufirm man
Rgemrut Of our foreign ufFliT-, as in
striking contrast with the prudent,
firm, conservative ami Statesman
like administration q President
Cleveland; denCuuces the hckin-
ley Till o. nothing less than . deed
Of conveyance by the Republican
party 81 the enormous power Of
federal taxation o. 4 combination Of
manufacturers and trusts, ln con
sheraton Of money advanced by
them with which the election II
Benjamin Harrison was purchased.
Charles II. Amsden Of PenacOCk
was nominated for Governor.
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House

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-In the
House this morning Lacey ia. }
called up and the House proceeded
- consideration of the Clayton
bEecSinricg@ election case.
Cooper lOhi0l opened the debate.
He reviewed the state Of Affairs
leading up 10 the assassination Of
Clayton and said Il was the opinion
u the majority that the murder
grew directly out Of the political
methods adopted in that country.
In that view the majority echoed
the almost universal sentiment Of
al sections Il the ballot-boX steal
ing aud slufiing, intimidation and
.;Euu!gr prevailing there. He passed
high eucJmiums on the people Of
the state Of Arkansas, and contend
Ell II the election methods in vogue
IA that State were abandoned the
G mm0nWsRith would scon b.
alive with industry and manufac-
lures.
Wilson MOL Joined with the
gentleman from Ohio in his pane
gyrir upon the people OF Arkansas,
ut lac regretted that the gentleman
uuly today discovered how good
the people Of Arkansas were. II he
had discovered sooner, he could ne
yer have signed the majority report.
The insticatnr Of this Investigation
was Powell Clayton, but Powell
Clayton Was the dead mans brother,
AMI he would say 10 Powell Clay
ton ia the language OF the Almighty,
Vengeance j. mine, will repay"
lie could not forget that face. II
lowell Clayton cGu.d divest him
-elf Of tie banefll influence Of
Poker Jack" Mcclure, he would
be himself again aud would not
uursle breckenridge from motives
Of vengeance.
Tie case then went over ill to-
morrow, lui Cannon took the tiyCr
iu 4 tliement relative b the apprJ-
IriatiUns made by this session Of
Congress.
saver, a member Of the Appro-
pTiatilus Committee, reviewed the
financial situation from a Demo
cratic standpoint.
The bill w5s passed declaring
Rock Island a port Of delivery.
The Speaker announced the ap.
ointment o. Flick (Ia.) - a mem
ser ur the RIum investigation con-
mitlve, Ia place Of Smyser, resigned.
Adjourned.
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TIE ODD FELLOWS.
The RESOLUTION DebarrinE saloon
Keepers will not be Enforced.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. ct. p. Rixey,
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
Of Missouri, 10. o. F., has decided
that the resolution passed by the
Grand Lodge at its last session, pro-
viding for Kidding the order in the
State Of the saloon keeper members,
is I'm conflict with former decisions
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. and
that the resolution will not he en-
forced. The decision has not yet
been proclaimed 10 the members; it
= the first case in the history Of the
Onler in the State in which the
Grand Master had found IL neces-
sary 10 revise n resolution which
had been adopted by the Grand
LOjge.
The action taken by the Grand
Lodge has caused n great deal Of
controversy, and prominent menu
bcrs Of the Order had employed
lawyers and proposed TO present the
matter % the Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of the United states. conf
dent that the State Grand Lodge
would he Overruled. The decision
Of Grand Master Rixey renders this
unnecessary.
A prominent Odd Fellow said to-
day: "The matter will not rest here;
IL may lie dormant for some time,
until the m0st active promoters Of
measures for graduating the saloon
keeping members from the society
occupy more prominent positions
than they do at present. On the
other hand, the action Of the Sow
ereign Grani Lodge at its coming
will have much 10 do with
shaping the future Of the measure
In this state. II any encourage
ment is offered by the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, the matter will be
presented 10 the grand lodge Of
Missouri at it, next session."
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Employers and Capitalists


MELBJURNE, Sept. 2.-The Aus-
ITALIAN Cuast shipping trad. is part
ly resumed. The places made va
cant on the vessels by strikers are
filed in many cIse- by nOu-uuion
men. The situation at the gasworks
u improving.
SYDNEY, Sept. "A meeting Of
employers Of all classes today ~
solved that the time had arTivesi
when IL was necessary for the EN-
ployers and capitalists 10 form a pro-
tecgive association aud Cooperate in
fighting the battles Of the cOmmun-
iry against the aggressive cOurse ~
the trades unions The UEionist
Empl0xe rs' Defense Association
was accordingly constituted, and a
committee appointed to craft n
scheme Of Colonial cooperation.
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The EIsht.Honr Movement.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. AT the Ses-
sion of the Trades Union Congress
today, Mr.. Watkin, president of the
congress delivered Ru address IN
which he said he hoped the results
Of the congress would encourage a
great labor revival. The time had
undoubtedly arrived 10 energetically
try 10 secure n working day Of eight
hours. He did not think n bill pro-
wiling for such n working day
should be forced through the House
u Commons Immediately, irrrspec-
tive Of the wish Of the Industries
affected, bur there was no reason
why an eight.hOur day should not
be conceded Immediately to those
occupations which unmistSkably
wanted IL.
At n meeting Of the trades unions
delegates arrangeme mis- were made
to raise n fund fOr the Australian
dock lRbJrers, now out on n strike.
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The Beard Hear webb aud
Powdcriy.

NEW YORK, Sept. AT the in
vesiigatiln before the state boari
OfarbitratiOn Webb said that several
OF the men knew the causes fOr
which they were discharged. Their
relation with the Knights u Labor
had nothing 10 do with their dis-
charge.
Mr.. Pryor inquired 10 find II the
Knight Of Labor question had bscn
discussed 10y the board, but the
board declined a. admit the quest
ion.
THAT shuts Us oT,v remarked
Pryer, turning around 10 the
knights Of Labor Executive Com
miilee. Webb said he had arranged
for the services Of Pinkerton men
some time before the strike. When
asked about the details Of the ar
engagements Webb declined 10 an
swer. He dill not seek protection
Of the police authorities, but de-
PENDED wholly ON the PiLkeTtOn
men. Webb was followed by mean
bers Of the Knights Of Labor dis
missed 10y the New YORK Central.
Their testimony went over the
ground OF the alleged supposed
cause Of their dismissal, aud Incl
dents connected Herewith, already
substantially covered in these dis
PATCHES.
Holland and DevlIn, OF the Exc
cutive Committee, testified to their
efforts 10 bring about a settlement Of
the difficulty by arbitration.
+. j. Lee introduced correspOud-
ence between himself and Powder
ly. The latter advised him TO
MOVE CAUTIOUSLY
as he was in conflict with a corpO-
ration that controlled the courts.
81 regret 10 hear Of the condition Of
affairs. IL there j. trouble IL will he
when Depew i away. / advise you
TO avoid a strike at all haZari-, A.
the order cannot support you nov.
Act on the following suggestions.
Get permission from your men. such
as are good All reliable, aud secure
places for them in the IVES. Then
have them ask for shorter hours and
higher wages This the road viii
not grant Then have them take
the new phases secured fos them.
Do this secretly ami wait until D.
pew returns. He Is u presidential
candidate, and woull MT care for a
strike on has rOsd.'
General Master Workman Pow
derry was next called. Pending the
strike, he hal 4 number Of inter
vie IS with the roai's officials. He
related his Interview with Webb,
and brought out nothing new.
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DENVER Colo, sept. 2.-William
Atkins, alias "Pciiy Billy" was
arrested in this city today 10y detect
ives, al the request Of the II. Louis
authorities. Atkins is charged with
having jumped a 5000 bond at ~.
Louis, where lac hal been arrpsted
for working the gold brick game,
being caught in the act NJ the time.
He NOTss tine Indian dodge and l.
known 10 be one OF the smoothest
and most successful confidence men
in the country. Atkins will be held
until an .flicer arrives frUm -.
Louis with the requisiti0n papers.
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si1 thousand Carpenter. Idle.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2. - The great
strike Of jouTueymen carpenters
opened this morning. tits esiimat-
sd tina; about 600 carpenters are
lille. or these i111 struck today,
anu 1l1D were already out OF work
through the bosses closing up jobs
IN anticipation Of the strike. PraC-
tit-tlly all the union men are ort.
The Carpenters Council this az
ternCUn deciied that all union men
in the employ o. bosses paying 3Tt
cents per hour, ami all allowing the
eight-hOur day, should at once re
turn 10 work, and President O'COn-
nell tonight said that over two
thousand went 10 work under this
decision.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. "A Lit
tie Rock, ARK, correspondent Of the
Fost Dispdtch telegraphs that the
counting 81 votes In the thiri ward
i not yet completed 4 there are
fears Of trouble. The vote from
Eastman township was brought In
last might, closely guarded by armed
men.
The Capital City Guards lcoloredl
were disbanded this morning anu
Adjutant-Genernl England tOOk
charge Of their arms. This was
done because il was rumored that
the arms might be used to make
trouble. The returns from the el, {
ton are coming in slowly. A large
vote was pOlled and several days
must elapse before fell returns eau
be obtained.
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PARIS, Sept. 2.-In response % an
invitation extended rs Admiral
Risuuier, the naval commander az
TOulon, the British Mediterranean
squadron, Nice-A Gmirai Huskins
commanding, entered The haT or Of
TOulOn this morning. As the war
ships entered the port, a salute Of
Il guns was hreu, which was
from the ha,terie-
on the shore The flag Of
France vas then hlis;sd upon the
British flagship and saiuted with Is
guns. The French irJuclai FJTm-
ida5ic and the Spanish irOncls,I
FeiCyJ, each ran British ensign 10
the iOremas,head and fired a salute
IN lis honor.
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Ms. Woodwork.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-Two phys:-
clans filed a complaint in the Pro-
bate Cont today for inquiry as 10
the sanity 81 Mrs. Woodwork, the
evangelist who has been holding a
meeting here for several mouths.
The doctors think the present mental
and lcdily state OF her converts i
due to hypnotism exs-ted by Mrs.
WoOdworth, and that its effect i
most pernici0us. The basis for the
inquiry lies In the fact that Mr.
W0odworth has stated that while IN
this state abe conver-ed with the
Day a1d descended into haze.
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PARIS SEPT 2.-JaCques Con-
slant was guillotined yesterday at
Epanal Within one minute after
the knife had fallen the body was
han lei over 10 DIR. G!ey, professor
OF physiology Of the Faculty OF
PARIS. DIR. Gley stated that be was
able to observe the heart beating
for six minutes lfter he received the
body. his experiments proving that
c1ntractiOns Of the ventricles and
auricles are independent Of each
other. This l. the first time in the
history Of science that such an ex-
pertinent hiss been male on a hui
man body.
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New YORK. Sept. At i under
stood in Wall street that DIR. Norvin
Green l. about 10 resign n president
Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. DR.. Green Is growing old
aud quite feeble, and be wishes to
be relieved from the cares incident
to % responsible position He 10
70 Be succeeied By George Gould,
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE STU~E
Il hnifcr- % the Ttah sugar rnwpLry
that he FIRST Annual Nfratrrr ~ The stock
holders % said umrHuE Will ~ hell ~ On
O'Clock y. M. on Non 'av the eighth day ~
epteu Der neat. a. the Cl-c % ilH e. Jack
on >rufh TeUp'c street. salt Like GIfv. o.
elect Board ~ Direct r. or the ensuing
rar. to rnnsisier thu prlurI7t- % iurrHa.-
ine fhs Capital stock % she Company. md
to attend IN .urh other business PEI tHIuiug
to the interests % the Compfuy a. nay De
brought BET '-s g.
AETHUR STtYNEE.
dsd Secretary.
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SARATOGA, sept. The execu-
tive committee Of the National
League Of Republican clubs today
decided % endorse the federal cleo
ton bill aud fight the next congres-
sional campaign On the Zines Of the
last camIaign.
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linking Thr strikrr,-

BUFFALO, y. Y, sept. 2.-The
New York Central road is taking
hack some q the Old switchmea and
discharging the new men. Several
were reinstated yesterday and
others received word that they
would b. put 10 WORK today.
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s-zzrs==s

We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants Of ali who are
needing Hardware, Stoves, Holss
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you Will pay
US visit it will afford US pleasure
to meet you whether you buy or
not, and you may see Just what you
have been looking for = long time.
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WASHINGTON, SEPT. The bill
introduced by Senator Coke today
provides hereafter that no national
bank shall issue circulating notes.
Authority i given national banks
10 loan money on real estate.