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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-07-27

EDITORIAL REUNIoN.-It is announced
that the meeting Of the Vermont Editors
and Publishers Association at Bennington,
during Centennial week, will be held drring
the day and evening of Tuesday, August
IA. Hon. E. P. Walton, of Montpelier.
will deliver the annual address and Rev. o.
G. Wheeler. of Grand Isle, the poem. 1t
is expected that this meeting will be the
largest gathering of the editorial fraternity
ever assembled in Vermont. The annual
banquet is expected to be spread at the new
Putnam House. The Centennial Committee
of Entertainment are arranging boarding
places to all editors asking them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-07-27

BRIsTOL A company to 90 from here to
the Bennington centennial ~ hring Orga
nzed with about fifty men. The Bristol
Cornet Band will also 60.
The telegraph relay at this Office was par
italy destroyed by lightning last Tuesday.
The inlet and outlet wires were forced to
gether so a. to make the insulation imper-
feet. 1t took the operator some time to de
tect where the trouble was.
David Brown had pin lodged in his
throat one day last week, which was re-
moved after considerable difficulty.
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Him 4dusrtissmsnts.

G6OO REWARD will lie paid for hottie
rNDNJO any other Extract or Essence of Jamaica
finger if found to equal il in fine hV"r, purity and
prompt medical effect. sanford Jamaica Ginger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-07-27

The VETERASs.-The Burlington Com
pany-Co. "A'-of the Chittenden county
Battalion of Veterans organized Friday
evening to attend the Soldiers Reunion at
Bennington, to be he'd in connection with
the Vermont Centennial, by electing the
following officers;
A. n. Merchant. Captain.
F. ). Francis. lst Lieutenant
l.. j. Smith. % Lieutenant
7. +. Edgar, lst Sergeant.
POmeroy LOOMS, Quartermaster Sergt.
The attendance was quite large and
greater interest was manifested than at any
previous election of officers preceding q
reunion. Every indication points towards
a very large attendance of soldiers from
Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-07-27

QUEEN

QOLGN
Fire Insurance Company.
OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
Capital, f2,OOO,OOO Sfg.
ASSETS IN THIS COUNTRY,
Deposited with Insur-
nnce Departments
and I'm hands OF
trustees, .......... 81, 1906 32
Cash in Bunk and
other Assets, . ZIG, 239
Total Assets Jan. !,
1877, ..............S 81, l22,5s1
OFFICE, PARK BANK BUILDING.
Nos. 2li x 2l6 Broadway. N. Y.
BURLINGTON, July l., l>7..
By advices Just received informed that
the Company has instructed Mr.. c. L. L. Jarvis,
the Resident Secretary at St. John, NIB, follows
DrdW on as tor all losses
Then adjusted. Contribute
Itrenfy-fre Hundred Dollars
to Relief EUnd.
GRISWOLD 4 FRIsSELL,
Agents.
JulyI7 d1wtf
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w. Il. FISH.
Jericho. VT.
FEED YOUR HORSES.

)ERSONS who visit Burlington. often wish to
L know where they can leave their teams and he
-urc 90 their =etin- -oHl care Iud. To- those would
say that have recently rriittud the lr.e harm an
Mechanics street. rear oi Free Pres entrance from
Church St, whore | am prepared t. take care ~,
tc ans care II ~, aud s. cheap as any ure
also Keep good number OF single ami doutls
teams. Careful drivers furnished when desired
Respectfully,
June 49, VII IRA D. FLANAGAN
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DEOWN'S Carria4r. sleigh. Wagon aud Harness
- SarSroom~- first co"r south OF an Ness House,
Euriinrtup VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-07-27

Is prepared from the true Jamaica Ginger combined
with choice aromatics and genuine French Brandy,
ana is vastly superior to every other Extract or
Essence of Ginger before the public. all of which are
prepared with ALCOHOL by tie old process. II
instantly relieves
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
MONTENEGRO

Suleiman Fasha aud His Army TO be Re-
calIed-Evidences Eof Austria's Interior
ence.
LONDON, July Sat the termination of the
recent successful campaign against Montene-
gro it was asserted from Constantinople that
Turkish governor will be appointed and the
country reduced to q position of q Turkish
province; also that Sueman and Sab Pasha
are about to march upon Cettinje Without
any further fighting to account for the change
in Turkish plans it IS now announced that Meh
met ALT has been appointed to command the
to Constantinople probably with his army.
Gently current that Austria and probably other
powers have brought pressure at Constanti-
nople to save Montenegro from being crushed
and also with the view of taking away from
Servia one pretext for joining in hostllities
against Turkey.
The Porte has promised Minister Layard that
1t will take measures to assure the safety of
the Christians.
The Standards Berlin special says Austria
resolved to interfere in favor of Montenegro
only when she heard that Italy was about to
make naval demonstration along the Albanian
coast and relieve the Montenegrins. In cOnse-
quence of Austrian interference it is said the
Turks have resolved to Withdraw all their troops
except small corps.
The Standards Constantinople despatch says
it is announced that Sulieman Pasha occupies
Cettinge, and will conduct the affairs of Mon
tenegro till the peace which Austria is endeav-
ing to arrange is concluded. This conflicts
with all other intelligence on the matter, and
is probably untrue.)
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06

@NEw YORK. July 5-Evening. -Flour-medium
grades are in fair request and bring full prices Min
nesota in moderate demand and firm; other kinds
are quiet and without change closing steady;
receipts 7416 bbs; sales IL, 500 bbls; No at 90 a
4 IS; Superfne Western and State so "a 10: com
mon to good extra Western and State at 6 90 a
100; good to choice extra Western and State at 65
q IS; common to choice White Wheat Western
extra at 80 q 90; Fancy White Wheat Western
extra at 05 "a 81 90; common to good extra Ohio at
6 25 q so; common to choice extra st Louis at
65 "a 10 rs; Patent Minnesota extra good to prime
100 q 10 20; choice to double extra at 10 O5I ii 90
Southern flour shade stronger and moderately ac-
tive and unchanged; sales 1900 bbls. Rye -four quiet
and unchanged. Cornmeal is dull and unchanged.
doing for export. also limited milling inquiry;
Chicago at 55 q 70; Milwaukee at so 61 / 81 !;
No Minnesota in store at rs; new Amber Della
ware at 90, closing strong and q better at call
New York No2 Winter Red seller for August at / 40
bid, 46 asked; New York No Spring seller August
at 80 bid and 60 asked receipts 81 070 bush sales
$4,000 bush. Rye quiet and unchanged at 20 "a 75c
unchanged. Barley Malt is quiet and unchanged
Corn is &c q 1c lower closing active warm Western
Mixed at 53c; ungraded Western Mixed at 55 "a SOC
steamer Mixed at 81 "a 5Sc; New York No at IS "a
SOC; High Mixed at 60 @ sole; receipts 3i5 1888 bush
sales $4,000 bush also $4,000 bush steamer Mixed
seller July at:57c closing at 563c Did, Sic asked No
seller July closed at 58lc bid SOC asked As 900 bush
steamer Mixed Aseler for August at 57s a Sc closing
at 57ac bid, SIC asked 81 900 bush No for August
Mixed seller September closed at SOC bid 59Ic ask
ed; 600 bush for September at 6O4c, closing at COO
bid, 60sc asked. Oats-prime shade frmer: other
grades without change; Mixed Western and State at
80 @ $50; White Western and State at 40 "a Gle: New
York No 3 at 36c; New York No 2 at 433c New York
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Rev. E. 81. Chaplin says he has not resigned.
Paul Andrews of Newport was stepped on
by horse yesterday and killed.
A large crowd of applicants for office be-
sieged the Treasury Department yesterday.
John E. Owen, the actor, is seriously i'll.
The Indians are falling back toward Walla
Walla valley.
Mrs. Francis Preston Blair, relicit of the
late Francis p. Blair, died suddenly at the
family mansion near Silver Spring, Nd, at
o'clock yesterday morning, She was riding
horseback Wednesday.
Several boyes in the New Hampshire reform
school yesterday assaulted one of the overseers,
took the keys and made their escape, All but
one has been recaptured.
The Montreal Orangemen have decided to
parade.
Ex-Judge Sullivan of Washington. D. c.,
was robbed of $4,000 at the fremont House, N.
Y, Wednesday night.
O'Lenry completed 281 miles of his walk yes
terdsy. The contestant, Van Ness, withdrew.
A violent storm passed over the upper por-
ton of Berks county, Pa, last evening, de-
molished building and doing much damage to
bridges. Estimated destruction of property
$4,000.
In fight between gang of horse thieves
and sheritf's posse near Prescott, Ark, one
OF the gang who turns out to have been a Pres
byterian minister, was killed.
A passenger train on the Cleveland, Colum-
bus, Chicago & indianapolis Railroad was
wrecked at Scion, Ohio, yesterday and the en-
gineer, W. L. Needham, instantly killed.
A monument is to be erected over the grave
of Samuel Meredith, first Treasurer of the
United States.
A fire in DEBORAH, Iowa, yesterday destroyed
$4,000 worth of property
The skeleton Of boy was found at Vance
burg, KY. yesterday, and a man named Rob.
erts, who is doubtless his murderer, is likely to
be lynched.
The Philadelphia mint resumed work yester-
day on double eagles and trade dollars, for
which there is large demand.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar Sd. ship S Blanchard
/ Meady, Liverpool.
cd 26th, ship Alameda, Otis. Liverpool.
| NEW ORLEANS-Cld 2Sth, ship Jas Wright
Morrison. Pascagoua, mot as before.)
PENSACoLA-Uld Goth, sch Mary A Power, Wi
| Ar 3Oth ship Ella S Thayer, Minott, New Orleans
| FERNANDINA-Ar Both, brig Lizabel, Hooper
DARIEN-Ar list, sch wademar, Parker, Bucks
port, to load for Brazil
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar Goth, sch Hesperus, Coma
GEORGETOWN, SC Ar 3oth, schs vicksburg
Kendall, Bangor; Louis v Chaples, New York.
I CHAkLESTON-Sld Goth. sch Minna A Reed
Strout, Satilla River
Sid 3Otb, sch George Clark, Bartlett Whining
WILMINGToN. NC-Ar Both, brig Nellie Hustled
Brewster, New York; sch Mary Oliver, Baker, do
Angola, Wooster, Philadelphia; Mary, Pendleton
Rockport.
Cid I'd, schs Louisa Wilson, Holt, Port au Prince
RICHMOND Ar I'd, schs Maggie Bell, Hall, Rock.
land; g Knight, Pratt; po.
BALTIMORE-Cld I'd, ship Lathly Rich, Lewis
Antwerp; sch Chas Moody, Eastman Boston.
Ar 5th schs Nettie Walker, Ingalls,, st John, PR,
S Barnes, Wright Nassau, MP.
Cid Sd, barque Florence Peters, Mountfort Port
land.
Sid Sd, ship Lathy Rich; barque Florence Peters
Fall River.
AR I'd. schs Loduskia, Means, Bangor; j Hol-
way, Thompson, Portsmouth; VIM Pickering Lor-
ing, Hallowell; Helen Mar, Nickerson, Kennebec
NJ NJ Pote, Stratton, Wilmington NC; Ada NJ Grant,
Grant, Savannah
Cid goth, schs Para, Bryant, Boston; West Dennis,
Crowell. Bath.
Cid Sd, scbs Dolphin, Young Bangor; Annie Gus,
Sawyer, Salem; Albert Clarence, hades, Wellheet.
NEW YORK-Ar I'd, sch f L Richardson, Watts,
Brunswick, Ga; Leonora, Bonsey, Calais Albert
Jameson, Candage, Providence
Ar Sd, Darque Palo Alto, Jenkins, Sagua II days;
Norena, Mailman, do days; brig Ellen II Munroe,
knowles, Matanzas Gays; Mary Gibbs, Whltmore,
Ar 9TH, barques Alex Campbell, Bunker Sagua ;
Elba Nichols, do; brig Anna Gardiner, Hayener,
Antigua; sch Miranda Mitchell, Cardenas.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
STATE NEWS
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
a set OF desperadoes that are investing the
region OF country about New VINEYARD and
kingheld, and that several attempts at hiph-
way robbery have been made. The roads have
been blocked in several instances and MANY
parties have been insulted by the lawless SET.
KNOX COUNTY.
In Thomaston, Edward O'Brien is the larg-
est tax payer, $3474 81; Samuel Watts, 81. $50
80; Harvey Mills, $1,044.14; c. W. Stimpso
$98559; Alfred, Watts, $668.27. The rate is
$13 one $1,000.
WALDO COUNTY.
Mrs. Charles Robert of Brooks was thrown
from carriage recently and had her hin dis
located.
In Liberty. Sunday night, dvring sharp
thunder shower, lightning struck the barn of
g. q. Sherman. completely demolishipg one of
the gable ends and, passing down, killed one of
his oxen and cow and injured his horse.
The farm buildings of Albert Gordon were
burned on Wednesday of last week through a
defective chimney. Loss $500; insured in Ban
gor for $3.50.
The Belfast journal says there are rumors
that a pension agent of that city has been re-
Gently investigated by special agent from
Washington, and some practices uncovered
which make the agent amenable to criminal
law.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Bucksport has contributed to st. John cases
and barrels of needfuls. and something more
than $500 in cash.
YORK COUNTY.
Mr.. j. w. Meserve of the firm of S. Meserye
& Son, lies very sick with typhoid fever at his
home at Bar Mills, Buxton.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 6, 1877.

almost two-6fths of the aggregate electoral
college. This entire element IS controlled by
small minority of the people of those States: it
wiIl De welded in the future with the unity of
despotlsm. and it aims at permanent domino
tlon In the government of the country. Let us
took the future squarely in the face, prepare
LOT tne Danger In season, and avert it if posi-
oie; take my position without hesitation,
without dstrust, without acrimony and without
concealment. believe that Southern control
IN tne government of the Union is the worst
possible result, even for the South itself; be-
heve that it is menacing and dangerous to
every interest in the land; L believe that the
men who in battle and in council saved the
Union should govern it; believe that the men
VINO for four years sought the life of the nation
should not be entrusted with its supreme con-
troll; believe that the heresy of the citizens
primary allegiance being due to his State,-a
heresy which has already wrought so much
misery and shed so much innocent blood
should be confined to the States that cherish it,
and not permitted to install itself in the gov
eminent of the nation; and, finally, believe
that any policy which contemplates, or by any
possibility involves, the annexation of Mexican
territory, or any other addition to the disturbed
elements of the South, is at war with the high
est interests of every American citizen, of the
generation that now is, and of the countless
generations that, in the providence of God,
shall succeed to our proud title, and to its con-
tinually widening responsibilities,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
THE INDIANS.

PORTLAND, Oregon, July 5.-The following
despatch is just received from Lewiston via
Walia Walla under the date of July I'd:
A courier just in from Coma says Col. Whip.
the Looking Glass band on the Clear Water
today. -Four Indians were killed and left on
the field. Many others were wounded. The
squaws and children took to the river and sew
eral were drowned. The fighting was still 60
ing on when the courier left The Looking
berlof about 400.
AZ O clock a..m., a courier arrived having
ie1t zen. Towards camp on the Goth. The
troops mad made crossing that day and scouts
VINO mad been out in the hills found stock but
no Indians. The latter are believed to have
gone down toward the mouth of the Salmon
river. making for Grays crossing on the Sal
mon, thence crossing the Snake river at the
mouth of the Graneroude. Desnatches were
forwarded 60 Walla Walla to be teiegraphed SO
as to apprise persons in the Graneroude and
Walla Walla valleys that they may be on the
lookout. y" 'n0
A private letter states the body of Lieut.
Theller has been found and several other bod
les. Near by were great number of empt
cartridges, which gate proof they sold their
lives dearly.
Ldter-On Saturday some Nez Perces, Palens
and Spokemans and some other northern In
dams held council about ten miles north of
C90r Alene camp on Hangman's Greek, at
which the murderers of Richie were present
The majority of the council approved the kill
ing and the minority separated from the 9th
ers and waited to 60 back to the reservation,
but were afraid to 60 lest they would be at
tackled by the whites The Ceur d'Alens Of
fer to send out ten OF their number to accompa-
ny few white settlers to bring in the murder
ers of Richie. The whites have no arms to
spare to go with the Cmar d'Aenes and a
messenger is in town for arms.
-------
President Hayes and Vice President Wheeler
will attend the Vermont Centennial,
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
Foreign Notes.

The municipality of Paris has resolved to Pc
titi0n for law permitting cremation.
French crops are reported good. The har-
vest promises better than for the last sixty
years.
Mayor of Portsmouth, Eng, says he knows
nothing about any invitationIof Portsmouth,
N. a., volunteers to visit England
The Ottoman Parliament will be reopened
on the LIST of October.
Cable despatch says that British Columbia
has floated a six per cent loan of 9150,000 at
par.
Steamer Angelsea went ashore yesterday at
Point Pluton, Canada.
The ship Hebe is at Quebec. She picked up
on the 18th inst on the banks of Newfound,
two French fishermen in an exhausted condi-
ton.
London has contributed $4,000 for st. John
Manchester 5000; Liverpool 1000; Dublin 400.
A large manufacturing establishment in
Yorkshire is in difficulties Liabilities 81, $780,
600.
A commercial treaty between France aud
Italy will be signed this week.
Medical examiners say there is no reason for
anxiety regarding Beaconsield's nealtb.
1t is reported that Sir James Ferguson will
succeed Lord Dufferin.
The state department has received the COPY
of the formal protest of the Transvaals Republic
against annexation to Great Britain.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in BiddefOrd.

BDDEFoRD. July 5.-The dwelling of Ell.
ward 81. Thompson, corner of High and Pool
streets, was nearly ruined by fire yesterday.
Insured for $1,000 in the Girard. The furniture
was partial loss; insured for 5000 in the same
company.
The dwelling of L. B. Dalton, adjoining, was
damaged and the contents badly smashed and
damaged by water Insured in the Etna and
Citizens for $4,000.
Drowned,
Willie Fellows, years old, son of Alexander
Fellows, was drowned near River street steam
mill this afternoon.
BATH, July 5.-Willie D., son of Thomas
Mclaughlin, aged years, fell into the river to-
day and was drowned.
CoMDEN, July 5.-Alphonzo Thayer and
VIM. Perry, young men of Rockport, were
drowned this forenoon in Penobscot Bay while
catching sword fish, with Capt Thurston of
the schooner Joe Carleton, the fish fouling
with the boat and upsetting it. The bodies
were not recovered.
PORTSMOUTH, July John Williams, re-
siding at Trefethen's Cove, Kittery, started
with his wife for Eastern Point. Gerrish Island,
last evening, to look after his lobster pots, in
tending to return Immediately Since that
time nothing has been seen or heard of the m
although search has been made. 1t is supposed
that while hauling the pots the boat, which
was small one, capsized and both were
drowned. Mr.. Williams was rigger and en-
ployed in the navy yard.
Run Over and Killed.
CALAIS July 5.-Wm. Henry Noble of Mill
town, while Intoxicated and asleep on the
track, was run over yesterday by au engine on
the st. Croix 81 Penobscot railroad, cutting off
both legs. He died this afternoon.
Reform School Trustee.
AUGUSTA, July 1.-THE Governor has APP
| pointed Hon. Franklin L. Carney of New
castle, Trustee of the Reform School.
Base Ball.
WIsCAssET, July 5.-The Samoset base ball
club of Wiscasset played match game with
the White Stockings of Pittston, at Dresden
Mills yesteday. The Samosets scored %, White
| Stockings 10.
Normal school Exercises.
PENNINGTON, Jnly 5.-The exercises of grad
| uation at the Normal School commenced to.
| day. The forenoon was devoted to the exam
| ination of the classes. The Governor and
Council, trustees and large number of visi-
| tors were present. In the afternoon there were
exercises in teaching by the graduates, Mella
Alden, Lucy E. Carter, Hattie E. Fitch, Lizzie
8. Hewey, Myra Rogers, Sarah A. Smith, j.
Arthur, Chas. Chadburn, Everett E. Dow.
Mary L. Thayer, Clara B. Thomas, Winnie B.
| Thorndike, Nellie f. Townsend, Emma s. Wy
man, Preston W. Charley, Frank e. Perham.
II A Qn,a IL hsaa oIJ l.
livered by A. D. Mayo, D. D., and comforting
| of diplomas. The attendance during the year
was two hundred and sixty-eight. The day
was charming and deep interest in the school
i was manifested.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
Expected Indictment of the Returning

Expected Indictment of the Returning
Board.
NEW YORK, July "a New Orleans special
to the World says there is no doubt that the
new grand jury will indict the members of the
returning board for perjury and forgery, the
evidence being clear. Ex-Gov. Wells says the
indictments will be a violation of last spring s
compromises, and he and Anderson are max
ingiarrangements to go to Washington to So
licit the interposition of President Hayes.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-In the Superior
Criminal Court today Attorney General Ogden
and the District Attorney filed information
against Madison Wells, T. Q. Anderson, Louis
M Kenner and G. Casanave, charging them
under Sec 1888 of the Revised Statutes with ut
tering and publishing as true, certain altered,
false, forged and counterfeit records. Imme
diately after fling the information capases
were issued for the arrest of the parties named.
Wells and Kenner surrendered themselves to
the sheriff. The information is very lengthy
and charges them with having on the 4th of
December, 1876. falsely and feloniously uttered
and published as true the altered, forged and
counterfeited election returns for Presidential
electors from the parish of Vernon at the cleo
ton in November, by adding 1853 votes to each
of the Hayes electors, and deducting 1876 from
each of the Tilden electors
The bail was fixed at $4,000 each and has
been furnished by Wells and Kenner. An
derson and Cassanave will surrender themselve!
and furnish the required bonds.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Wednesday, JuIy 4.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Sunbeam, Heal Rockport-lims to D L Fer
maid & Co.
Sch Marriott, Davis, Round Pond.
Thursday, July 5.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st john NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Boston for Halifax.
Barque Daring, BranscOmb. Baltimore-coal to
Brig John Pierce, (of Newpo.t Bliss, Havana-277
hhds "A ties molasses. to Geo Hunt & Co.
Brig Katie, (Br) Leblanc Pictou, NS-34l tons
coal to Grand Trunk r Co.
Sch Sarah, Sprague, New York-ccal to Randall g.
McAllister.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Elsworth-lumber
and shingles w Mken.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
Steamship Chase, Thompson, Boston-A Stubbs
Brig San Carlos, Anterior, St John, NIB - S
Winslow & Co.
Sch Henry r Tilton. Cranmer, PHILADELPHIA
Sch j Hall, (Br) Couley, French Cross Ms
Sch Chalcedony Ingalls, Machas-NathI Blake
Sch Ceres, Murch, Ellsworth-Chase Bros.
Schs Carrie Bell. Seavey, and Saml Gilman, Kel-
ley, Kennebec, to load for Washington-J Nickerson
g. Son.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-06
NEW YORK.


FHfIuFB OF u SavInKs BanK'
NEW YORK, July 4.-The Tribune of to-
morrow Thursday will contain special re-
port of the suspension of the Clinton Savings
Bark at No. 244 Eighth avenue on account of
the gradual reduction in deposits and lethargy
in business.
The last statement of the Secretary of the
Bank, made the third week in June, shows
the total assets at 81 1866 1888, and total liabilities
at So, 349 555 1t is felt by the officers that the
amount of loss to depostors will largely depend
upon the person appointed as receiver.