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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-06-01
GRAND SUCCESS Passengers Delighted {!
with the first of the Centennial Excursions

FOr PEeasmre, COa,sfer: aud EcOn- Onay tlse Route f0 s:he CenfeMHiGL by flte SfeHnte9''' Frances Is TEE 1c0Mte.-- No DuSt. 9aO HeMf. 9aO De- ENvs, 1sO EcOrbit0nt Hotel BiEES.-- .u A H0Mae Os the Steamer during entire Trip --A S20te1Ettid S0iE O1s OLN Oce05L. es..xs -
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-06-01

The WInsted Choral Union propose giv- ing concert. the latter part this month, ~hscA promises be one of the finest music al entertainments ever given by ''home t&Aeat" I0 this county. They propose sing izg tAe Grand HAlleluiah, ''The Heavens are Telling. and other fine echOruses. There val be a small orchestra composed of GslIleyls Band of ThOmaston, reinforced by players from Bridgeport and elsewhere. b lS a very cOmmendable effort to interest oar musicians an a higher order of music than IS usually practical in choirs and musical clubs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-06-01

UoD4E s Tor June contains: Engravlng- 'NCVos<ing the Brook" Another Apple; Harry Allison: Alice in Washington (con- tiaaedl; Stern Duty; Dora; A Day in wOOdwsrd's Gardens; Professor Bohlen- be-g's Experience; Mrs. Grout and I; My A1nt Ethel's Experience. Fashion Plate, HaEterus. Music. Poetry, Short Articles 8s.
 Louis AGOdey, Philadelphia, 8, a year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates.
 We are in receipt of numbers IT, IS, 19, & 70. of Zelrs popular Encyclopedia. reaching through the letter c. and into D. No. 17 contains fine, colored map of Af- req The wOrk will be complete in two vSlaneA. of about 2eOO pages. containing lSo. 900 articles. nearly 5000 illustrations, 1S fine maps. It is issaed at the rate of about four numbers each month, and is Co be completed in 94 numbers. each cost ing @ cts. A specimen number, with map, vlIl be sent to any address on receipt of . cents.
 This werk is published by Baker, Davis ( C.. of Philadelphia; general agent for the Eastern States. Horace King, Fhomp- sOavslle. Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-06-01

BLAcKvOOD's EDIxBURGH MAGAZINE for Nay. eO0tAins: Swift; Sundry Subjects Socsety; lS5-The Lady Candidate Fart L. A Wanderers Letter No. H.; WAIttlebuge; Macaulay; Spring Songs; RollsScs before Easter.
 The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,, N. r., s4 year.
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respeto con que era recibido en- este

respetO con que era recibido en- este
pueblo.
Dirigi6se 5. 3 4 la Iglesia, y can.
tado 81 Te-Deum, visit6 la escuels
elemental de ninas, q cargo de la Sc.
f1orita directora Dofla Antonio Guar
diola, de la que qued6 sumamente sa-
tistecho, como 10 manifesto pdblica-
lnente, elogio bien merecido y a que
es ac.eedora la expresada maestro.
AL siguiente dia visit6 otra escuela de
n,nas 8 cargo de Dona Maria Igna
cia del Castillo, de la que qued6 tam
b;en muy satisfecho S. E. pasando
enseguida examen a la pdblica de
var"nes cargo de Don Antonio Ca
macho en- cuya escuela, fuerza es con-
fesarlo, NO sali6 tan satisfecho el Go
bernador General. A la una de la
tsrde reuni6 el ayuntamiento en- cuya
sesion demostr6 S. E. su solicitud por
este pueblo, ofieciendo resolver con
toio interes los diversos asuntos So
met idos & su consideration, manifes-
tar 10 la Corporation su satisfaction,
de>pues de escrupu|osamente exami
nad.'s los presupuestos de gastos, por
las !'a]as 8 economics que viene ha-
ciendo~ en- cada ano el ayuntamiento
actual.
A las 4 de la tarde despidi6se
S. E. de este pueblo en- direction q
San German, acompanandole hasta
aquella Villa ell Sr. Alcalde Delega-
do, autoridades, { in6nidad de perso-
mas notables de esta Jurisdiction, de-
jando S. E. un recuerdo muy grato
entire estos habitantes, q quienes cabe
la satisfaction de haber recibido al
General La Portil en- Cabo roio
Goa respeto marcadisimo como pri
mera Autoridad de la Isla, pero tam
bien con visibles muestras de "carino
y afecto" que tanto honran al Gober
nador como a sus gobernados.
In puerto-riqueNo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18
NOTICIAS EXTRANJERAS
LOntAauGrd }

Bruselas, 18.-Esta enfermo el Rey
de B6lgica.
Bucharest, id.-Una circular del mi
nistro de Relaciones exteriores de Ru
mania, desiniente los rumores do mo
villzacion de las tropas.
Belgrade, id. Los turcos han pro-
curado entrar en- S6rvla, pero su ten
tativa ha sido frustrada.
Bucharest, 19.-El Memoyondum de
la Rumania esta considerable como el
primer paso para una conferencia en-
la que tomaran parte las potencias de
Europa.
viena, id.-M principal esfuerzo de
las tropas turcas SO dirige contra el
Este de Servia.
Sc dice CUE Csman -Pacha. Sc ha
apoderado de Negotin, primera pobla.
cion servia do la fontera rumana
Londres, id.-Lord DERBY ha diri
gido q los representatives de Inglate
IRA en- el extranjero, una Nota para
que, en- nombre de la Reina Victoria
inyitsn 4 los potenoias 4 integyeair ep
: ) -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18

Sr. Belmonte, efcazmente ayudado
porel Sr. Gohernador General, es mu
cho mas ar no, { 10 que parece. que
la actual aistracion, y de pd alico
sc hablaba 4 su existencia antes adn
de ysnir p,l ssgunda vez el Sr. ge-
neral SAM
FL hecho 4 descubrir fraudes no
argaye On ,ontra sino en- pro de una
administration. sQne habrfa dicho
La Ma5on>. 81, cuando en- tempo de
IA anterior ltoridad superior Sc des-
cubfieron l..a fraudes de Ponce y HUI
macao, un p'ri6dico hubiera censura
do, como q nace ahora, la admins
tracien po,eue desenmascarsba 4 los
que hab.an s'do POGO feles en- el ma
neio de los fondos del Estadcs
Respecto al segundo extreme de
que Sc ocupe, foe descubierto antes
de la llegat3a del Sr. Belmonte. AL
Cesar 10 que es del Cesar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18
CARTAS De LA ISLA.
Cabo- -Rojo, agosto Is de 1876

E di: 23 del pr6ximo pasado 4
lsS 3 { "a tarde hizo su ,islta of .
"a & es, pueblo, el Excmo. Sr.
,5''>i.t.rnador General yendo ii reci
bzrlc $: i aiie dc San Antonio, l.ni'e
ctsn H"migueros ruestro Aica!de
Dslegad J, ayuntamlento, emp|eadcs,
y gran MI zero de vecinos notabIes
de ests Jurisdiction. 81 entrar S. E.
con su si.3inguido acompafaamientu
presentabs I pueblo un aspesto de
algeria tai, 4ue bien q las ciaras Sc
rehaiaas 81 <.eseo de conocer al nue.
svo Gober 'sior General, cuyas be
Has cuaiidadea habian lIegado 4 ci
dos de estos .noradores FuG S. E
obseGuiado or su ayuntamiento cor
IN modest zero gracioso arco de
triunfo sitt 10 al frente de la cas-:
uotada del sSsnera', q1s con senci
Jas y rstr' Gas iDscsipcioues dab;
q sisitaata .::as pruzpA dsl e.1ao,'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18

La coaparsa que sali6 el martes 4
las 6 de 10 tarde de casa del Sr. Me
dina, compaesta de treinta y dos
senoritas de 10 mas selecto de e,ta
sociedad, fue lucid1sima. Los disfra-
ces eran de cruzadas. Al son de una
alegre orquesta y seguidas por un nu
meroso acompanamiento de distin
guidas senoras y cahalleros Sc dirigi6
la comparsa q la Fortaleza, donde fue
recibida por otra mascarada de Tenn
plarios que alk, a leuy insa, las espe
raba, y galantemente obseq" ala
por s. E. ayudantes y empIeados.
Sc refresc6 y Sc bailaron dos danzas,
saliendo en- seguida con direction a la
morada del Sr Segundo Cabo, donde
no Sc pudo bailar en- atencion a 10 re-
ducido del local y a 10 immense de la
concurreneia. Di6se luego un pa=eo
por algunas GALES. reg esando en- Sc
gni la / ia FortaIeza EN- .donde Sc bal
l6, en- medic del builiciny expansion
mas ancantado.a, hasta las once de
la noch
sites. que S. z, dispense a tan
grscio>>.t Z bellas hu6spe';.s fue ex-
q !lsir... ~ 1;iendo ii par los hano-cs
con la fin : y sa'anterfa quo Il son
caracts.rf> :@<. Ii 54fet no pudo Ser
mss So. .d'''o, n: con mas sol;1itui
! p;s.f1sion .,'rvido.
Acts tan luctdos, en- donds tan
espontan ! e alter0a y Sc obse
QUA loe.p. .,camente Ia svc.edad 1in"
y lien edo. la, honran de- SECURE y
d4?an 'siemI srato recuerdo donde
quicza gus ileven 4 cato.
El no,nbl': de las beiias crua1dys
fs;jcitamos : !. T, pog la co.a>tante
aena2lliiaI = ;itesados obsequios de
qns fss-oo !. jeto OH Ia Fortaieza Ia
roche Isl a.. de la Asuncion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18

r pro>:.u:: - con gusto Ia siguien-
te heaI drde. que pubIlca Ia Gacet:
oe hey II: ~
''F;l Excm.' Sr. Nlinistro de Ui-
tranar, en p !e julio dltimo y bajo
el n1mero 81. comunica al Excmo.
ST.. Gobetna ',r General, la Real Or
den siguiente
Excmo. ST.. En- vista de Ia
instancia ol:,vada q este Mnisterio
por el Vice Presidente de la Diru-
facion Provincial de esa lila, con fe-
cha % de diciembre ditimo, en- sd-
plica de QUE Sc derogue la Real 6rden
de 10 de julio anterior y Sc autorice
q la expresada Corporation ara es-
tablecer la Loteria con ell caracter de
provincial, destinando sus productos
al sostenimiento de las cargas y SER
vicios provir ,iales; S. NJ. ell Rey
(o. D. G. Sc ha servido acceder la
expresada sol'citud De Real 6rden
10 digo a V. E. para su conocimiento
y efectos correspondence"
Y acordado por s. E. su cumpli-
miento cen fecha 13 del corriente, de
su superior 6rden Sc publica en- la
Gacet0 para. general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, 16 de agosto de 1875.
Ell Secretario del Gobierno Gene
raj, Miguel FerYer q Plantoda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18
5O1l5
ll.6sO,ooo

Las apF0xlmacOmes y les reintegrOs s0a compa.i
bles con cuh'qler ctrO prsmiO ODE puads oOrrasnon
der al bllair entendieadoss, con rsspeatO Las any,
x'maoiones sriaadas para los pimeros An taricr
posteSior dc los tres pr ,mios mSyores Que 81 sale.
prem!ado ell numsro |, anterior es 81 sn1mero
$4,000 si faese este 81 agracsdo 81 billete ntmero
ser4 81 sguiente.
pesetas, sobreeut;ende lie. si e premio a,av..
corresponi lie por esmro al ninero 25, ell seoundo Al
340O el te.cero al 1903. Sc oonsideran aerao;ado
respsct;Vameute los 50 MI ressntss de- las c.n
tenas de- primerO, segundo tercern es decr dead.
81 nj 100, del 1901 al 340O del 1901 al 1900
Tendran derecho al reintegro del prsJio del bIIete
segnn queda deho, scdos los ndmeros cuva tar,n;na
ciou sea igual la del one obtenga ei premio do
100000 pesstas de mSuera qr,e 81 este cahs .,
suerte al nilmaro SOB al a0l etc, 90 sntendsrs g.,
reintegrados todcs les qde tsrminen On en4 & sea
uuo por cada decena y"
Al da sigaien de celebrarse q sorteo Sc darSn al
puolco llstas de los ndmsroa qle obtengan prenaio,
inco donUnento per ell que efsctuar&u los q .ooa
segun 10 p"eveAdo Ell articulo IS de la Ia.ts,,e
clCn VICENTE, de.iendO rcclanarse con exhibcion de-
los ble4es, conforms 10 estableci1o en- ei "a Ios
prenlios pagas an las Administraciones en- oue
vendau los bfletea con Ia puntualidad qne tiene
acrsdtada la Renta.
Termlnado 81 sorieO se verihcarS GIRO en- \. s..,a
prevenida por Real 6rden ds l9 de fsbrero de soes
para adjudicar los premios concedidos las bnk go,
ds inilitares patriotas muertos On campaiaa !. i
doncellas acogidas 81 Hospicio coleaio 4. I. p
de esta c6rte. euyc rssultado 90 anuusiarl dsh;ds
mente. ~sss0S
M s.s;is 4;.s,s d. Aays 3: =. .s1s n R,. s.s..
.... - 800 -;ssaS.sss;;a L. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18

comandanta de ingenieros D. Antonio
Luceno. El establecimiento cuenta
con todos los profesores y demos
elementos para dar una rapida y
eficaz instruction cientifica t0dos los
| j6yenes que deseen ingresar an
cualquiera carrera del Estado. Los
alumnos internOs pagan ~ pesos
mensualas. SentimOs no tener espaclO
para reproducir 1ntegrO ell prospectO
que a la vista tenem0s.
Cera artificial. al.-FundiendO resina
a menos de 108 centigrados con Ia
mitad de su peso de parafina & otro
carburo de hidr6geno, con un terciO
de sebo 6 acido estearico Y neutrali-
zando luego por la potasa, SO obtiene
la materia conocida con ell nombre de
cera artificial.
Les c0nviene Felipe Garcia Vifias
Y Francisco Redondo Vazquez, licen
ciado el uno del battalion de Madrid y
de Puerto 81 otro, pueden pasar
a las cajas de sus cuerpos a percibir
sus alcances, segun Ia Gaceta de hoy.
Compailta drdmatica.-Segun tele-
grama, el q del actual llegara & esta
capital procedente de Ia Habana una
compan1a espanola de verso que
dirige 81 primer actor D. Jose Martin
de Prado, siendo la primera dana
Dola Balbina Marin, distinguida
actriz, DANA j6ven la sehorita Dofa
Clotilde Fuster, muy aplaudida en-
Tacon, galan j6ven D. Antonio Oortes
y otros artistas de merito recien lie
gados de la Peninsula. Sc nos dice
que Ia empresa trae un repertoire
nuevo y dos 6 tres obras de grande
espeotaculo. Anticipamos esta buena
nueva 4 los diiittani. Las funciones
SO inauguraran el 80.
4 los dueHos de celulas de h5ertos.-
Estando va anunciado el cangs de 10, %
tercer Departamento Sc espera que los in
teresados concurran con mas aetividad que
hasta aqu{ recibir sus carpetas corrss-
pondientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18
GAO ETILLAS

academia prepGrotoyia para cayyeras
especlales.--Tenemos Duen0s intormes
de la que dirige en- Madrid, Mayor,
duplicate gEtaa'epA. epA. q Naslssae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18

Co~star@ de $4,000 5iuetes, al trecio de
500 pesetas cada w,so, diuididos en- de-
c'''sos so pesetas; distribuykndoss
1l.6S0,OOO pesetas en- 5,O25 premios,
de la ma@era siguiente
Prsmios. Pesstas
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LOTERIA NACIONAL.
PRO CTO

de psesMios para el sorteo que ne ha
de celebrar en- Madrid ell IlIa 81
de dlciembre de 1870.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-18
PrsniOs.
Pesstas.

L de. ......".... l.3Ol
l Oe. ........ .... IOl
l de-. de..--...... SOC
2 de 25O,OOO. .... 500
4 de 125,O0O. 80. SOC
20 de $4,000. .... 1.O0C
80 de 25,oOO... 75(
1864 de $500. $3.50
3l99 reintegros de 500
pesetas para los 3
mil 1919 n1meros Gu.
va termination sea
igual 4 la del que
ootenga el premio
mayor r...-.-.... 1859!
80 aproximaciones de
$500 pesetas cada
una, para los SO n4-
meros restautes de
la centena del que
obtenga el premio
de 100000 pests. "a,
80 i'em de $500 i'd,
para los SO ndmeros
restantes della cente-
tena del premiado
con 75O,000.pest. q;
90 idem de 1900 i'd,
para .os 50 nGmeros
restantes de Ia cen
tena del premiado
con 100000 pesetas 24'
2 idem de 10000 i'd,
para los n1meros an
terror y posterior al
del premio mayor. 8,
2 idem de 30,16O id.
para los ndmeros an
terror y posterior al
del premio seguudo, C(
2 idem de 1s,oCJ i'd.
para los MI d1neros an
terror y posterior al
de- premio tercero... 9,
5O15 jf2,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-12
PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE.

In Response to the House Resolution
Calling for Information as to What
Executive Acts re Has Performe ed
While absent frcr. Washington.
The following is the message of the
President in reply to the resolution OF
Representative Blackburn
To The House of Representatives I have
given very attentive consideration to the reso-
luton of the House of Representatives passed
on the Sd OF April. requesting the President of
the United States to inform the House whether
any executive officers acts or duties, and, IL
any, what, have within specified period been
performed at distance frem the seat of Gov
eminent established by law, etc. have never
hesitated and shall not hesitate to communi-
cate to Congress and TO either branch thereof
all information which the Constitution makes
1t the duty of the President to give, or which
my judgment may suggest to me, or request
from either house may indicate to me may be
useful in the discharge of the appropriate du-
ties confided to them. fail. however, to find
I'm the Constitution of the United States the
authority given to the House of Represents
tives, one branch of Congress, in which is vest
ed the legislative power Of the Government
to require Of the Executive, an independent
branch of the Government, coordinate with
the Senate and House Of Representatives an
account Of his discharge of his appropriate and
partly executive Offices, acts and duties, either
as to when, where, or how performed. What
the House OF Representatives may require a.
right in its demand upon the Executive for i'm
formation Ia limited TO what il necessary for
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FOREIGN INTELLI0ENCE.

Winslow, the Boston forger, was not re-
leased on the Sd inst, as was expected. The
British Government obtained further delay
of ten days, 10 give time for the receipt of Sec
Rotary Fsh's answer to the latest English note.
Oonstantinople dispatch says the Porte, at
the instance Of the powers, has consented to
renew the srmistice. At the same time he has
intimated determination, should the insur-
gents refuse an armistice to listen to no fur
Their proffers OF mediation, but crush the To-
bellion by force.
A fierce religious riot occurred at Salonica, in
European Turkey, on the 9Th inst, the combat
riot was provoked by the forcible seizure of a
Christian girl by her friends after she had ex-
pressed a determination to become a Moslem.
Among the victims of the riot were the French
and German consuls, and it is not unlikely that
the reclamations Of their governments on this
ccount will add materially to the present en-
barrassments of the Turks.
Ffty-tive hundred stands OF improved arms,
and 81, 900, 900 worth of ammunition, from the
United States, have arrived at the capital of
Mexico.
Daz and his revolutionist followers, to the
number Of several thousand, are still roaming
in detached bands through the northern dis
tricts of Mexico, but make little progress
toward the capital. There are rumors of dis
sensions in the Lerdo Government, however,
and its dissolution is not improbable. Presi-
dent Lerdo, however, is firm and by no means
disposed to decline reelection, declaring
that to yield would be to abandon the Consti-
tuition.
Advices from Egypt report that Col. Gordon
lie returning home, leaving his work of explo-
ration in Africa unfinished. The failure of the
expedition to establish line of communication
with equatorial Africa and other purposes pro-
iected is attributed to the lack of support at
Cairo.
The Spanish Government has restored some
1900 officers who served in the Carlst rebellion
to their old rank in the royal army.
The London Standards correspondent at
Berlin says; 1t is generally thought here that
the Solonica affair will prove fatal to TurkeT.
The interference of European powers for the
benefit of the Christians il now considered I'M
avoidable as it is evident that the Porte is
poNCiicoo W PiObcSb Shom lhc
breaks of fanaticsm.
A dispatch from Rio Grande City, Mexico,
says that Diaz with his artillery and infantry is
retreating to Matamoras, having found it i'm
practicable to advance owing to the scarcity of
water. His command has suffered terribly
from fatigue and thirst, many of his men per-
ishing by the roadside He also lost a consid-
cradle number by desertion.
Advices from Mexico report that the Gov
eminent troops are marching on Matamoras.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-12

the city of Chicago one day last week. Several
houses were blown down. many unroofed and
church spires chimneys, etc., without number
were demolished. The freight depot Of the
Michigan Southsrn railroad IVES shattered by
the wind. and several psrsons injured, one
fatally. The total damage TO the property IN
the city Il estimated 1t several hundred thou
sand dollars. The same cyclons swept over .
considerable stretch of country, playing havoc
with farm-houses fences, etc.
The new Common Council of Chicago has
canvassed the vote cast for Mayor at the recent
election in that city, and formally declared
the Hon. Thomas Hoyne to be the duly elected
Mayor. H. d. Colvin, who wanted to hold ON
70 the effice for another year, In dehance.of the
popular will, is thus forced to step down and
out.
From Fort Laramie comes news that the hos
tile Sioux are confederated under Sitting Bull,
and propose to devastate the border all along
Nebraska Dakota, and Wyoming.
Chicago elevators, as per official returns,
contain 1,945, All bushels Of wheat, !, 900, us
bushels of corn, COG, 955 bushels Of oats, g.,
5ss bushels of rye, and las, 251 bushels of bar
ley, making grand total of 4,O33, $50 bushels,
against 8,36S, SS7 bushels at this period last
year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-12

ton. Gen. BAbosnk, John o. Evans, A. b. WILL
Jams, and ClsEvos. Obisf OF Detectives, a. the
persons with whom he directly dealt in arrsng-
Ing the details of the conspiracy and says
Bsboock was the originator Of the thing.
Thomas Estrada has been inaugurated
President OF the Republic Of Cuba" The
executive Office b In New York city. q
Another railway war, likely to last longer,
and be more disastrous than any Of its prede-
cessors, has just broken out between the East
and West lines, the Contestants being the Erie,
the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore and Ohio and
the Grand Trunk ON one side, and the New
York Central on the other.
In the Methodist General Conference at Bal
timore, last week. DR.. Lanahan presented o
memorial charging that the Western Publish
ing House ut Cincinnati is insolvent, and that
the statement Of the condition Of It's finances,
published by authority, is not a fair showing,
in that It onits from the assets over $500, 900,
most Of which is in real estate. The Doctor
also charged that the records of the last Gen.
eral Conference were not complete that an
important document had been omitted, and
that the objsct of this omission was to cover
some unlawful act on the part of the manager
of the New York Book Concern.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-12
Heavy Failures in Massachusetts.

The most disastrous failures western
Massachusetts, has experienced since the
business depression set in occurred at
North Adams last week, when Harvey,
Arnold & Co., print works proprietors,
suspended. Their failure involves other
corporations of North Adams and vicin-
ity most intimately-E. III. Arnold & Co.
and the North Pownal (Vt. Manufacture
ing company. The aggregate liabilities
of these three corporations will probably
exceed 81, 900, 900; their assets consist
of property which cost 81, 500, 900, but
will, of course, bring nothing like that
amount to-day. The Williamstown Man.
ufacturing company and Gallup, Hough-
ton a. Smith are also involved. The
formers liabilities are 800, 900, but as its
property cost $500, 600 it will pay in full,
though it close its mill for the present.
The other firms liabilities are $3.50, 900.
Their property cost 1914, 900, and they
will probably pay fifty cents. The Ar
nolds lost heavily by the burning of
print mills in 1872, and have been built
up since on credit, and the cutting down
of their credit on cotton purchases from
several months to ten days precipitated
the suspension. All the mills stopped
work, and about 800 persons are thrown
out of employment, while a great many
employees lose money they had left with
the firm for safe keeping. -SprinQfeld
Republican.