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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-02
The McEaiden Mines.

The heirs and the parties interested
in the estate of Charles McFaddcn. de
ceased. on Tuesday filed answers in the
Orphans Court of Philadelphia To the pc
tition of the Blacklick Mining Company
asking for the continuation of a coal min
ing contract. 1t was related that in Sep
tember. 1891. Charles McFadden entered
into contract with Charles McFadden,
Jr under which there was sold To the lat
ter the right to mine and carry away coal
i'm some eight hundred acres of coal lands
in BIacklick township, Cambria county,
owned by the testator. a ten per cent.
ROYALTY was to be paid. aud the minimum
amount To be mined in any one year was
fixed at lifty thousand tons. No royalty
was to be paid on the first fifty thousand
tons. The petitiOning Ompany was form
ed and substituted in the contract foI
Charles McFadden, Jr. The heirs and eX-
ecutors of the testatorS. estate in the an
Swers say that they desire the arrangement
carried out.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph X. CaSS ct uX. to Coaldalc Min
ing Company. Summerhil township; con-
>ideration $500.
Jane Leckey ct al. to Angelinc Kinney.
Portage. y.
Gilbert Walker ct al. to w. W. Porch,
JohnStowm. $500.
Chest Greek Lard X Improvement Com>
pany to Alexander SioIicza. Patton, $50.
Augustine Trinkley et uN. to Cambria X
C!eariicId Railroad Company. Carroll. $40.
Mary Grumbiiug ct al To Cambria n
CIcarfcld Railroad Company. Carroll. $40
Franklin W. otto ct ny. To James NJ.
Walters. JohnS:own. 5000.
SJaugIer Improvement Company to
Amelia II. Binder. SpaEgcr, $50.
SpaugIer Improvement Company to FL
mira Bearer, Spaugler. $50.
f. Il. Ringlcr ct UN. TO w. w. Porch,
JohuStOwu, $1OO.
W. W. Porch ~ UX. to Charles K. Clock,
JOhuStown. $500.
Rose IIipp ct vir. TO John Widmann,
DaiSytOwu, $40.
Vincent Di>hart ct al. to Casper Wolf,
Carroll, 500.
James Giles To Myrtle Giles, Barr. 81.
Harriet NJ. Little ct vir. To Joseph 4.
Sranlan, Allegheny, 500.
Daniel Kaufman ct ny. to Jonas +.
Kaufman. Croylr, 50.
Margaret Ehcy To Thomas L. Fenlon
Jr., ct al. Ebensburg, 81.
Mary Smith ct vir. To Michael George
Portage township, 5000.
George w. Wi>singcr ct ny. to Archibald
WisSingcr. Stonycreek, $3le.
Assiguecs of y. J. FrcidhoiT TO Carl Re
| vinius. Ebensburg. 5000.
| Carl Revinius ct uN. To J. Il. WILDER
| Ebcnsburg. 5000.
! J. G. Stineman ct uX. to Robert Jarvis e
| al South Fork. SllO
| Executors of Ri. Rev. NJ. Domenic to Rt
! Rev Il. Phaelan. JohnStown. 81.
| David Atherton CT uN. to Mrs. John ii
! Young. Su>quehanna. 50.
John H. Young to Agnes Valallay
| BarneSbOro. 81.
James {. Hess ct uX. L. Charles II
| Graybill. Coopersdale, 500.
Mary J. McDermitt ct vir. to Fell
| Ward, CrcSSon township, 50.
Robert Leidy ct ux. to George II. Rob
ertS, jackson, $500.
James NJ. Walters ct ux. to Franklin W
| Otto. Johnstown, $50.
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In MemOrfaa.

The following lines on the death of
james T. Zahm. who was buried ia this
place Oh Tuesday. were written for the
Johnstown Tribune by a correspondent
from EbenSbuTg:
Silently the thread of time
Draws our friends away
To etehreal heights sublime,
Far beyond this transient day.
Cherished will their memories cling,
Till our doom shall come;
FOndeSI thoughts will ever bring
FOndeSt thoughts of heaven and of home.
"A game of ball between the Eclipse
club o: this place, ana the Lilly club,
played on the ground here on Saturday
afternoon. resulted ia a score of 9 to in
favor of the Lilly club on the fifth inning
when the game was stopped on account o:
the rain.
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DENTISTRY.

Do you know we are taking out teeth
every day without one particle of pain?
Well, we are doing this very thing with
HOdontunder," the only local an5e>thetIc
that has stood the test and TO-DAY II i the
only one that l. used universally by dem
lists who are up 10 date in their calling
The price for ''OdOntunder'' when pain
less i JD cents, but if you experience the
least pain. we only charge you the usual
price. - cents.
Well, you say they don't ache. That's
just the reason why you should have them
titled now. After they have ached once
you will probably have to have the nerve
killed and the tooth treated If you are de-
siriOuS OF saving IL. / only charge ~ cents
for amalgum Filings aud from I.OOup for
gold Killings. These are hard time prices
but they go just the same. Why prOcraS-
tlnate?-thatS big word but its a good
one right here because prOcraStination
means 10 the patient loss OF sleep. neural
gla, ear-ache, OOth-ache and goodness
knows what else. We know Of good
many Young ladies of our acquaintance
who would have been married long ago If
III hadn't been fol those horrid- looking
teeth Remember. to every patient having
teeth hlied give "A box of Dr. Richards
tooth powder and full instructions for the
care OF the teeth. On the 18th Of each
month ! will extract teeth free of charge
You say why on the 18th. Well, now
that's my business. All you have To do l.
to come. Remember / won't take out your
good teeth. because | don't believe in il.
Then you say suppose the l3th falls on
Sunday. Come right along and We will be
only too glad to relieve you Of the offend
ing member,
TN. RICHARDS, D. DIS,
JULIAN STREET.
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On Sunday Alex Buck, accompanied
by Misses Mary and Susie Little, all Of
Loretto, were visiting friends in Ebens-
burg and about 10 o'clock at night started
To return home. Shortly after starting the
horse became unmanageabIe and went
down High street on run One of the
ladies jumped out while the other and Mr.
Buck remained in the vehicle until it col
lided with an electric light pole opposite
the residence of County Treasurer Barker
and they were thrown out. All fortunately
escaped without injury but the buggy was
badly wrecked.
"A dispatch from New Castle. Pa. says
a new danger threatens the potato crop in
this section in the shape of small green
insects, which collect i'm great numbers on
the under side of the leaves, sucking the
sap from the plants and causing them to
blight. The blight extends downward
rapidly, and first manifests itself in the
tuberS by small white SpeckS, causing them
10 have leprouS appearance. Decay soon
finishes the work. The blight has caused
Il great deal of alarm, as farmers and gaId-
ener>. who, owing to the failure of other
crops, were depending upon their potatoes
a chief source of money making this
fall.
Mr. Conrad Carl, died at his home in
Cleariield township. on Friday July -,
| aged = years. He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Lucy-her maiden name being
Wilt. Also 10y one brother-CaSper Carl:
| three SOnS--Luke Carl. of Altoona. and
John and Frank Carl. of Clearlield town
ship: eight daughters-Amelia. wife Of
| Holm nf = lii
| wife of Frank Delozier, of CIearfeld town
| ship; Susan, wife of James Mills, of Rem
| ovo. Pa: Rachael. wife of James GalIaher.
| of White township; Isabel, wife of James
! McGuire, of CIearticid township. Alice,
| wife OF y. Il. DeloZicr. of AShyille, Pa:
| Anna. wife of Marian Charles, Of Curuens-
| vile, Pa. and Katharine. wife of John
| kimmel. of Altoona: also bv forty two
| grandchildren and twenty-five great
| grandchildren. His remains were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery AT ST. Augustine
| on Sunday.
John Manion. of Susquehanna town
| ship has closed deal with Senator Belts
| for his large tract of coal land. which has
| been regarded aS a prize by coal men for
| some time past, says the Hastings TrIb-
Unc. a part of the land goes to Duncan
~ Spangler, who will at once put in an
| opening. Circumstances make it dcsira-
bic that Duncan ~ Spangier have an
| operation not covered by lease from
| the Sterling Company. but the
main purpose of the new operation i to
| furnish drainage for the immense Sterling
| operations on the other side Of Hastings
From this standpoint the new move is of
| immense Importance to Hastings. as the
| Sterling mines have been seriously Grip
| pied for years by the problem Of drainage
and owing to the extent of the workings
| pumping has become very expensive. Mr.
| ManiOn declines to say what price was
paid for his coal, buy it is said to have
been 500 per acre The main body Of the
coal will probably be mined 10y the All
port Company, which has an operation on
the west side of the tract.
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In Favor Plaintiffs.

In he equity proceedings of Gallitziu
ChTiSty and others ". DIR. }. Il. ChriSty a
case in which considerable coal land in
this county Is involved. Judge Lyon a.
master filed decree in the Blair county
court. AT lIollidaySburg on "Wednesday in
favor Of the plaintiffs. The decree gives
To the plaintiffs threc-eightS of the entire
estate. which involves large tract of val
liable coal lands, and the proceeds accr uing
therefrom for a number of years The
amount involved will perhaps reach
S1up,OcO.
The decree reads: And now. July 30
lS.'5. il i ordered and adjudgrd and de-
creed that +. NJ. ChrI>ty. executor, and
Mary a. !. ChriSty, cNecutriN nf DR.. J. T.
ChriSty, deceased. pay to Galitzin a.
ChriStv the sum of six thousand one hun
dred and ninety-SiX dollars and forty-three
cents 6. 6.lsG.43b, and that they pay to Il. W.
Burk, Syreneus Burk, Jane Wagner and
Matilda Smith, or their legal representa-
tiveS, each the sum of seven hundred and
ninety eight dollars and fOrty-two cents
,S,lS42J: Daniel Burk, the sum of seven
hundred and seventy dollars and eighty
two cents $40. O.s2l. and that they pay to
+. w. Burk the sum of six hundred and
twenty-five dollars and seventy four cents
lSi22.7H and that they pay to DemetriS A.
Burk the sum of seven hundred and seven
ty-nine dollars and thirty-seyen cents.
OS119.31D. and to Mrs. Ann Glass the sum of
nine hundred and ffty-Seven dollars and
twenty nine cents lS!51.29J, and further
that they pay all the costs of this case
by the court.
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Won't Let Go.

The Costing says: There is no fE ut in
the Republican party of this county to day,
and no Republican Who has the welfi { Of
the organization at heart will assist , in
Producing one"
That's right, The Hastings Magee-
Porter Combine seems to have the dele
gates and il would be very naughty if the
expressed will of a majority of the Repub-
licans would compel them TO vote for
Quay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-02
sfarriage q Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued 10y the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, Aug. l,
1895:
Charles X. Bowen and Mary Pauline
Jones. JOhustOwn.
Harry Maxim and Ella McMonigIe,
.JOhnStOwn.
Walter Brosins, Morrellville, and Myrtle
Hill, COoperSdale.
SiIas c. Miller, Salix. and Maize Arthur,
JOhuStOwu.
Harry j. F. Zimmerman and Ella May
RhoadS, JohnStuwn.
DeIos A. Dibble and Maggie O. Berk-
StreSSeT, Washington township.
John X Baker and Sarah HaSkins,
Grant. Indiana county, Pa.
-Home-raiSed new potatoes are selling
in Indiana at fifty cents per bushel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-02

ON Tuesday bids for the construction of
sewer from the county Jail to a point on
the stream below the Shenkle dam were
opened by the county commissioners and
the members of the council of the borough
of EbemS burg. The bidders made two bids
one for l5-inch pipe and the other for a
2O-inch pipe. the borough of EbenSburg by
al arrangement with the commissioners
agreeing 10 pay the difference in the price
of the construction of the larger pipe.
The bids We're as follows:
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NOTICE /!
July 10, 1sa5 81

Scaled proposals will ne received by II. NJ.
Richards of Ebensburg, Pa. until WEDN Is
DAl AUGUST :, lso5. at IL O'Clock, noon, tor
removing all logs and stumps frnm the body OF
water known Sh enkie's Dam situated IN Gam
bria township. near Ebensburg- Specifications
can be seen AT MessTs. JnO. Lloyd sons store
+. NJ. RICHARDS.
Aug. 2, 1895.
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1O2 ACRES AND 1O3 PERCHES.

The above lands are more fully and at large de
scrbed in a certain deed executed by j. L. vii
son ami and Catharine, his wife; Dr. j. O. Luke
and Annie T.. his vile and ID. W. Luke te j
Schalt Wilhelm. dated the 18th day of April, A
d. 1898, and recOrdad at Ebensburg in thS office
OF the Kecorder of Deeds in and for the county OF
Cambria in Deed Book Vol. 81 page i3s. etc
No. ALSO, all the right, title and interest oi
the said ]. SchaIl Wilhelm. (being the ore undi-
vided fourth part) in and to all the coal lying ol
being in upon all that certain piece OF paTcel
of land situate in the township OF Adams, in the
county OF Cambria and State Of Pennsy lvaDia
adjoining lands now er late of Lewis W. Shank
Samuel kring, J. X. Stull. and Jacob Miller
containing
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Hight x Co.. of CleartieG, Pa. who were
the lowest bidders. They will begin the
work at once a. il is to be completed in co
days.
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ACRES AND 1874 PERCHES,

which land is more fully and at large described
in a certain deed executed by Adam J. Follmar
and Sarah, his wife. TO j. p Wilson. DR. J. &.
Luke -. 81 Luke. and John Schall Wilhelm,
dated April 70. 1893. and recorded at Ebensburg
in Deed BOOs. Vol. 81, paSe b43.
Cores spOndeuce by intending bidders and buy
ers is Invited. and and any desired information
within the knowledge OF the Assignee. with re
stect the Interests OF the AssgnOr in said real
estate and mine raj rights, will be promptly Civ
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent ot the purchase money on the day
of said sale: Is per cent on the LIST day OF Sep
tember 1895 a nd the remainder or balance OF the
purchase mon the LIST OF October when TIT e
10 the nd premises will tie given by the under
signed to the purchaser purchasers thereof.
| THE COM MON W EALrH GUARANTEE,
IKUST \ SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Assignee of j Schal! Wilhelm.
Harrisburg. Pa, July IL. 1895. Harrisbur 8
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. nMInISrRArRIx, NOTICE.

4 DMINlSIkA IklA Nolltb-
n Letters of administration having heen
granted the undersigned Administrators Of James
Ji,,rmIey late of C,r rhtld township, deceased
notice is hereby given TO all persons Indebted 10
said estate TO make immediate payment and
those having claims aginst the same To presen 1
the same duly probated tor settlement.
MARGARET GORMLEG.
J r NCKENRICK AdministratriN,
Atty. Tor Admx.. Dysart, IA
Ebensburg, Pa.
Juiy 26 lsl5.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS !

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Cresson Springs Company sill he held al the
Mountain House. . ressOn, Pa. on TT kSDA1
AUGUST 9TH. lS95. at 10 O'Clock. A NJ
Election Tor President and Directors same time
and place.
Ell PYLE.
July 10. 1875 81. Secretary.
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"A ACRES AND 125 PERCHES,

which land is more FULLY ami at large described
in "A certain deed executed by George Eye TO
X wilson Dr j. q. Luke, ID. W. Luke and
John Schall Wilhelm, dated the oath day o
ApriI 1895 a nd recorded in Ebensburg in Dee
Book No 90 page GA
No. 5-AIso. all the right. title and interest O
the said !. SchaIl Wilhelm, tbeing the one un
divided fourth part). in and to all that certain
niece or parcel of land situate in the township o
Adams county and State aforesaid, adjoining
lands now OF late Of r. FOust, Levina GOu <h
nour isaac Smay and John =. WIssnger. con
tanning
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NOTICE IL hereby given that X. i. Frantz has
~ hled in the office Of the Clerk OF Quarter
Sessions in Cambria county his petition asking
for { he transfer of the liquor license granted u
Esmer r. Nagle in Hastings borough and that
the same will be presented TO the said Court Tor
its consideration on the nrst Monday OF August
next J. = DARBY
July ~ lsa5. Clerk q =
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

wish TO announce to my friends that am not
in any manner connected with interested In
the ice parlOr being conducted in this
place by Thomas MeBreen. and that those who
want the genuine. home made ice cream in SUN
mer winter, can always get II at the old relia-
BILE stand OF ROBERT MCBkEEN
JULIET
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90 ACRES AND 40 PERCHES.

No. 3-AlsO. ALI the right. title and interest Of
the said i. SchalI Wilhelm (heing the one undi
vided fourth part) in and To all the coal and 9th
er minerals. with all the rights and privileges
necessary Tor the lining and removal OF the same
a : provided fOr in the several deeds OF convey
ance vesting the same in the said J. Sch1lt VII
helm aud i Z. W ilsOn. j. q. Luke and ID. w
I.u. e. ana mentioned in the rerifals to each de
scription given below. in. upon and under the
following described tracts OF pieces of land. stu
are in Adams township. Cambria county, Penn
sylVania- to wit:
A Adjoining lands now OF formerly OF Jacob
Wendell. rye and HOruer, Isaac Smay. and pub
lie road containing
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Miscellaneous Notices.

miscellaneous Notices.
nNE new Champion Moving Machine foF sale
~ cheap at DuItOn's ia
TRY McBreen 5 lee Cream-made at home and
guaranteed To be strictly pune. 6-7
n FEW bundles OF Manila Binding Twine. s
~ cents pound at buttons. mays.
NTAN rED-A general representative in this
w county To organize local boards Tor the
Artisans savings and Loan Association. Ad-
dress 81 Filth Ave, Pittsburg Pa mchZ2
NNANTED-A reliable man TO represent loan
w Institution in Cambria county Money
loaned in sums ot 500 to SlOOOO. For particulars
apply To W, NJ. DAVIS, CCalpOrt, Pa.
mch2ytf.
NOR SALE
Il The Mcdonald homestead Il rooms, with
DIR J. A DOERNER.
maylT Cumberland Md.
V'HE EbensSurg Building y Loan Association
L will offer for sale at the council chamber Eb-
ensburg, the :Ourth Monday in August
Sl.UOO.OO. THOS. DAVIS.
LESTER LAKIMRR, Secretary. President
NOR SALE.
i a good pIainer, wood working machinery
shaiting, pulleyS. doors sash etc Will sell On
long time CT exchange for lumber
r. CRESS WE'LL.
No. 4S3 Locust Street,
IOhnstOwn, Pa.
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ASSlgnGG'S Sale.
The undersigned viii offer at public sale fl
front OF the Court House. Ebensburx, Pa,
THURSDAY, AUGUST !. 1895

all the right. title and interest OF j Schall " IL
helm in and to the following real estate:
No An the undivided one fourth part OF
that eel tain piece parcel of land situate in
Adams town ship. Cambria county. and State OF
Pennsylvania. adjoining Lands now formerly
Of Jacob Weudle. Sdman's heirs and Rhinard
Rhodes. excepting and reserving. however, the
right OF way prev iOusly granted and conveyed To
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, containing
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F. Adjoining lands now or formerly of Rhinard
Rhodes George King. Daniel Eye, Isaac Smay
and David G. Hubert. Willow Run and Otto
Ruu containing
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4S ACRES AND 63 PERCHES.

No.2.-AIl the one undivided fourth part OF
that certain piece parcel of land situate in
Adams township, Cambria county, and State OF
Pennsylvania. adloininins land now or tOlmerly
of Adam J FuImer, Isaac Smay. ]. X. Stman
John Madison and Andrew Mumaw. and the
township road. excepting and reserving. hOwev
er the right OF way previously granted and con
veyed To the Pennsy Ivanla Railroad Company
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JERENnAu LYONS.
The Sewer Contracted For,

President Judge of the Fortv-ff first District
o: Pennsylvania. Specially presiding.
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60 ACRES AND 80 PERCHES.

h. Adjoining lands now or formerly of J.
ana J. +. Stull Samuel Shank and Tobias Mill
er lshac Smay and J. y. Wissinger. containing
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Al ACRES AND 1o8 PERCHEs.

T. Adjoining lands now OF formerly OF Tobias
Miller, Rhinard Rhodes, private road, contain
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-01-17
STATE LEGISLATURE
TWENTY-NiNTH BIENNIAL SESSION
Thursday, Jan. 10.

SENATC-Among the important mat
ters tna5 came M was the introduction of
a resolution by Senator Wyman for teh
appoiutment of q committee to look into
fire relief matters in Pine and other coun-
ties, and a bill to make up the relief de-
fcit. The committee named is composed
of Senators Wyman, Hodge and Cronk-
hte
Senator Keller introduced bill cutting
down the salaries of state officers, by which
he claims 10 save 5000. S .laries would
be cut us follows: Governor, 81 500; secre-
tary of state, Sl,75O: state auditor, 1900;
treasurer. s., $50; librarian, 81, zee: commits
sioner Of labor, 81 $50. Obher bills intro
du, cd were:
by Senate" CroNkhitc-To appropriate
$4,000 for the opening OF streams i'll the
Red River valley.
b. Seuntor SneYcar-To provide for a
settlemeu5 of Uue indebtedness of munich
palit,rs. etc, when annexation is made.
Provides for the Sc, Element of the indebt
eduess bv the district court in case the in
terlsiel municipalities and towns cannot
agree.
BY Senator Roverud-To amend secs. l
and t, chap. IS, General Laws of 1888, con-
3rning murilated. lost and destroyed
bonds, orders and warrants.
BY Senator Wyman-To appropriate
Sl40, 600 for the expenses of the legislature.
The rules of the house We're suspended and
the bill passed
By Senator Miller-To propose an
amendment to art. of the statutes so as
to permit the loaning of school funds on
real estate security.
BY Senator Stevens-To authorize the
common councils of cities to reduce the
compensation of certain officers and en-
ployes.
Senator Ringdahl introduced bill to
have the office of oil inspector abolished,
and have the duties performed by the sec
Rotary of state.
HOUSE-The bill appropriating SAC, 900