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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01
DailowrIl Aofal Nems.

The Rae.;s, State Convention held 10 b'uue-
ford last week was one Of the most '"'> ne
and profitable for many years, developing '.'u
highly encouraoino n the denomination, anu P''
senting an outlook for the future unusua"' p
isng. Most of the churches 10 Tue "'. A.
represented by pastors and delegates huu ''
deliberations were characterized ny t"'
harmony and fraternal interest. Dal'y ao'''
of the proceedings having been pubisheo'
tailed repo,t AT this time is not deemed necess"'
Summer weather in earnest is now lhe o'''
of the day, AS Friday and SATURDAY Vi A..
willingly demo,strsted. Thermometers III 'ne
coolest places in this CITY on Saturday regs'eie'
eighty four degrees with an upwa'o '."
during the entire day and evening "V' n.
for corn to grow about this tme' anu ~
from six to eight inches long may ne '''"'
some of the gardens in the city.
The statue of Morality that has Tor tue pass ~"
weeks been the centre Of attraction at TUG
lowell Granite Works in this city, mas nee" sun
cessfully photographed by Professor mo''e' "D0
improves every opportunity for ADDING 10 "''
large and varied collection of local views Oh '"'e'
est at home and abroad The statue Will soon DC
shipped to its place of destination as one oil the
adornments of the Plymouth Monument
Anniversary exercises of the graduating ''''
of Hsllowel Classical Academy will be observed
on Tuesday afternoon, tomorrow attwo 0 CLOCK
in the Congreg ational church The Anniversary
address will be given this monday evening in
the Baptist church, by Rev. Geo. Il. Merrhi oil
Biddeford Services to commence quarter before
8 o'clock The exercises both on Menday eve
ming and Tuesday afternoon will be oil unusual
interest to all the friends of the school.
The change in the running of trains on the
Maine Central Railroad, commencing to-day,
will make it necessary for those desiring 10 mai
letters on the forenoon western train, to deposit
them in the post office much earlier than hereto
FORE as the train leaves this city at 951 instead OF
IL .57-tw hours earlier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01
STATE NEWS.

A thunder storm passed over Patten and Sher-
man Sunday night, and the lightning struck Mr..
Joseph Hunts barn in Paten, and tore off large
amount OF the boards and killed one Two years old
heifer three calves, one sheep and lamb but did
not burn the building. The thunder was very
heavy in Sherman and the lightning struck near
buildings. but did no damage.
Last Monday morn ing Mr.. Shepard S. Watson,
who is in the employ of Mr.. E. A. Aver, of Dex-
ter was hauling load of shavings into the barn
and when the cart was partly in at the door, the
wheels struck the door sill and threw up the bolt
which held the tongue to the forward wheels. Mr..
Watson was setting upon this tongue, driving the
horses, and as the bolt was thrown out, IT came
down with great force and caught his leg, break
ing both bones short off little above the ankle.
Wing.
On Saturday last, Budd Herbert, youngest son
of Clarence and Emma j. Rolin of Weld, fell in
to the brook near their house and was drowned.
He was only gone from the house few minutes
before he Was missed, but when found life Was
tiuct. His age was twenty months.
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DOING 8 I'm CONGR ESs.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 30. The Journal de st.
Petersburg to-day says: "Now that the Bulgar-
ian questions are disposed of the views of Europe
which hitherto regarded the integrity Of Turkey
in the light of dogma, have undergone . total
change. Europe now recognizes the necessity Of
the late war by sanctioning Its rules. This bears
testimony of the success ability and prudence Of
Russian diplomacy. which may be congratulated
for having obtained the objects Tor which it has
striven.
BERLIN, June 30. In the congress Yesterday
MDelyannis, Greek plenipotentiary, submitted a
memorandum the reading of which occupied an
hour and quarter in reading.
The Roumanian delegates will be heard to-
morrow.
A series Of preliminary deliberations. presided
over by Prince Hoheulohe, began Saturday.
CoNsTANTINoPLE June 90. 1t is understood
that Austria will persist in the occupation Of Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina.
Turkey will probably confne herself to the pro-
test which Ssfvst Pa.ha has already made to
Count ZeItchy.
The Austrian ambassador, in later telegram
seems to indicate some deposition on the part Of
Turks to compromise. IL is asserted that the
Turkish plenipotentisrs will demand that only .
portion OF the territory W Ill be occupied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01
Disasters 10 Maine Vessels.

The schooner Il. p. Chase Of Searsport, which
was lowed into Portland the 23l. full of water,
has discharged deck load into schooner Emily A.
Staples, TO be taken to Dorchester. The Chase
has been placed on the Cape flats. and after max
ing temporary repairs will proceed with the bal
ance of cargo.
The barque John +. Chase, which was taken in
to Tybee derelict, is TO be towed up to Savannah,
where she will discharge for repairs. Capt. Post
will resume command after reftting, and proceed
to New York.
The schooner Sarah b., before reported ashore
at Jacksonville, was breaking up the 26th, and
will be a total wreck. Materials saved. No in
surance on vessel or cargo.
The schooner Senator, of Belfast parted chains
the 22d, and went ashore, but sustained no injury
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DELAW ARE.
Railroad Accident.

WMMINoToS, June 30. The accident which
occurred TO the south express train near Clay
mont Del. was caused by a railroad tie placed
aross the track unde: one rail and over the other
The engine, baggage and two express cars were
thrown from the tack and wrecked, three pas
senger cars remaining on the track. George
Bahe, the ngineer, and his son, N q. Babe, the
fireman, both of Philadelphia, were killed and
horribly mangled. Christian Kranch, boy Of
Baltimore and a man supposed to be VIM. X
Hough of Chicago, who were stealing ride, were
also killed. None of the pass myers were injured
Henry Brown formerly employed by the Phlls-
delphia, Wilmington < Baltimore railroad, was
arrested last night at Claymont charged with
placing tie on the track. lie declares that hs
saw it on the track the train approached, and
sgnalsd them to stop and remove the tie, bu
failed. An inquest will be held tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01
LOUISIANA AEFAIkS.
The Potter Subcommittee.
The Statements of the negro Pinkston.

New YORK, June 20. Stenger, chairman OF
the Potter subcommittee, says the testimony t.
be taken is only on such points as were raised be-
fore the full committee, but is impossible to say
what scope will be given to the investigation, OF
exactly what direction it will take. Stenger de-
chncd to state the witnesses to be summoned
first.
Charles T, Howard, in New Orleans, SAYS the
report that he gave $1,000 to Sherman to pay ex'
penses of the visiting statesmen, is untrue. He
also never saw spoke TO Judge Harlan.
Eliza Pnkston married Mr.. Pritchard, and
lives in Madison county, Miss. The sworn state
ments of Eliza, her present husband and several
other persons, relate that she received money for
her appearance and testimony. She was instruct
ed what to say before the visiting statemen, and
that though entirely able to walk, she was laid on
a sofa when she about to enter the cha mber
of the returning board Her testimony was false
that her husband was murdered aud she was
sauted, not by democrats, AS she testified then
but as she has always believed by coored mau
who had threatened 10 kill her husband, and that
the quarrel had nothing to do with politics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01

An addition OF seventy -four ct is being made
to the harness shop of the Maine State Prison.
The building is 1870 feet long. and the harness shop
when completed will be lis feet in length by 35
feet in width. The harness and carriage business
is the mos. important branches of work carried on
at the Prison. They have orders for harne sses
faster than they can fll them. Wherever these
harnesses have been sold they have given excel
lent satisfaction. In the way Of carriage sales this
spring and summer the trade has been very active.
During the year 1877. sxty.o carriages were
.old. This year up to June Goth there have been
sold l0t new carriages and 81 secondhand ones.
making in all l6l sales and more has been or
dered.
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MISSOURI.
A Disturbances.

ST. LOUIS, June 80. The state of chronic dis
turbance which has prevailed in East st. Louis
for months past, Gu minated this afternoon in a
ght between part of the Metropolitan police
force and the city msrshss organized by Mayor
Bowman last January. The metropolitsns under
Chief Rushaw, took iorcible possession of one OF
city engine houses. used as police headquarters.
About noon to-day, City Marshal Walsh learned
there were bat three of the metropolitan force in
the engine house. Walsh mustered his deputies
at his own headquarters, Il little over a block
away, and made dash for it. He was quickly
seen, however, and the occupants of the inc
house barred the door, FASTENED stairs, and ap.
peared at the windows armed with springfe
rifles.
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Germany.
1 RumOr,
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Mrs. Sarah Helen Whitman, the poet, died in
Providence, X. l., last week.
Sir George Back, the distinguished English
Arctic navigator and naval officer is dead.
General Fremon, i, represented as being well
pleased with his appointment as Governor of Arr
IONA. He wants to commence life anew, and
thinks Arizona good field.
The national narrow gauge railway convention
has been called to meet at the Grand Opera
House in this city July 18th.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.


CHICAGO, June 20. 1875.
FLOUR-Extra spring a40a5.dO: western 4.3o;
so uthern %.
WHEAT No. q Chicago spring Cash S5hass;
June O.U0 1890; July ssAaS; August, s2lsa
"a No. 3, 0.Sl-; Regular. a., rejected CO..
CORN Sales regular, -; cash ALT, June
s6-a00-; July 36i. q; August. --a00; rejected.
81.
OATS Cash 24-a-; June 24ba--; July, 2sA.
a221 August, -.
RYE-i9-.
BARLEY-4n-.
DRESSED HOGS-4 ila4.l2h.
porn Cash 9S0-aS.30-; June, 3d.; July
$780, August, 3!ka9 To-.
LARD-Cash s21a ID e5 :: June 6s2k a; July
s5-a6.s7h August, q Ska.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 41at1., short rib
sides i1Il--5; short clear rib "a 40 clear sides
3AasA.
WHISKEY-l06.
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A SWINDIER.
A Reputed NObleman Arrested.

NEW YORK, June 20. Cecil w. Carr, who
sometime ago was the dramatic critic OF the New
York World but more recently employed on the
Boston Courier, was arrested here yesterday. and
put in Ludlow street Jail, charged with swindlng
Miss Varell, with whom he boarded in Boston.
He is the heir apparent to the estates and title Of
MS father, the Earl of Aiile. He had quarrel
with his father and was trying to earn his living
BY his pen in America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01

4 The exercises of examination and graduation
n the Western State Normal School at Farming
Ion, occurred Thursday and Friday, June 81 and
rs.
The graduating class is as follows Isabel
|Beal, Anna T.. Bradford Lizzie II. Carter, Minnie
II. Churchill Rose Il. Collins. Mary E. Downing,
Clara NJ. Ellis, Emma X. Fogg, Alice b. Hamblen,
u. Maria Knight, Cora c. Lovejoy, Mary b. Nor.
relI. William ii. Hatch, Melvin W. Lovcioy,
Lillian Nj. Munger. Annie Nj. Pinkham, Nellie
4 Merry, Emily j Richards, Rena H. Rogers,
Attic 7. S,irbhd, Flora +. Stevens, Elizzie r.
Webb, Delta A. Weston, Clara NJ. Woodland,
Carrie }. Works, Joseph W. Perkins, Charles S.
Walker. Friday evening at Normal Hall at s
o'clock. a lecture will be given by Prof. Chan
ming Whitaker. of Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology on the Russian system of Elementary
Mechanical Training.
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Difn.

Inst. Cloud, Mimi, June 20, Susan F., wife o
j GCrumnett. and daughter of the late JOnai
thu Greeley of Palermo, aged 81 years and s.
mathis.
D Denmark, juno |. Mrs. Sophia, wife OF Jacob
ysaunders, aged II years, IL moths, % days
frmerly of Poland
lin Pembroke, June s, Joshua Ellis, aged so years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01
Postal Changes.

The following are the recent postal changes for
New England Offices estabshed-Reed plsnta-
ton, Aroostook county Me-, Sarah j. Clifford
appointed postmistress. Office changed-South
Sandwich, Barnstabe county, Mass, to Farmers
vile, w. ii. Mergs postmaster. Postmasters APP
pointed-Elishs Small at Bowjoin Centre, Saga
dahoc county, Me; Albert B. Lamper at Etiing-
ham, Carryal county, n. II.
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4 Celebration.

The town of Oxboro', Mass, to-day celebrated
is centennial which was attended by Gov. Rice
and staff, humber of State officials and numer-
ous prominent men. An Grafton was delivered by
Hou f. p. Carpenter, and other addresses We're
made hy Hon. Otis Cary, +. II. Williams, and
Rev. ". ii. Spencer. A poem by Rev. j.. F. Pet
tee was read. During the firing of a salute John
A Davis WAS instantly killed.
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SACNb.
Drowned Viii q Ila hing.

SAco, JuLe 80. Fr>d Richie OF East Corinth.
fJr about two months in the dry goods store of
Dumb < Go. If thi. city, was drowned in the
Saco rver while bathing this morning His body
was recovered after being in the water a few
hours.
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NEW JERSEY.
Destructive Fire.

TRENTON, June 20. A destructive fire occur
red at Frenchtown. New Jersey, last evening"
burning fifteen dwellings including the spoke and
wheel factory of Duke Il Brothers, drug store
and large hotel, tie Frenchtown Press, furniture
store, bakery and saloon and several other stores
and sheds.
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NJ AIRY LAND.
Naval Matters.

ANNAPOLIS, June 30. Commodore Parker has
issued the following order to the cadet mdship-
men; "Mldshlpmen who were ordered to the
naval academy July 3D., Sir: Your leave of alb
sence is extended until July 10Th, when you will
report in person 70 the suPerlnte ndent.'
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LOST.

% Saturday morning, between the store OF
lMessrs. Fowler. Hsmleu & Smith, and the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bryant, Flagg Street Place, fine
Russia Leather Portmonnsie, containing, beside.
a sum of money, gold locket, with the pictures o.
the subscriber and daughter. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the
Journal office.
MRS. GEO. n. PAGE.
July |. 1873. t3t
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CAN ADA.
floating Matters.

ROCKVILLE, Ont, June 80. The scullers here
for the race on Monday, are Hsnlan, McKeen and
Wyot of Toronto, Plaisted of New York. kenne-
dy of Lowell, Nickel of Pittsburg, Tenneyck OF
Peekskill, Luther of Pittsburg and j. H. Riley of
Saratoga. Riley is here to test Hanlan for the
Coui they party.
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CON y EtTICUI.
Railroad Bonds to be Paid.

HARTFORD. june 3d. II is stated that the New
York 4 New England Railroad Company have
decided to pay on the first of October next. the
bonds of the Hartford. Providence Flshkill
Railroad, which will enable them to take posses
sion of that road to Waterbury.
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WASHINGTON.
Military Matters.

WASHINGTON. June 30. Col. Reno Of the eth
Cavalry has been ordered by the war department
to proceed Immediately to St. Paul and report to
General Terry, commanding the department OF
Dakota, with a view to an inv stgaion of alleged
misconduct and cowardics at the battle of the Lit.
tie Big Horn river.
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Err ONT.
Camp MeetlnG

R1cnfoRD June 80. At the Bee Plain camp
meeting eight thousand were estimated to be in
attendance. Special trains were run on he Pas
sumr sic and Southeastern railroads, which con-
viewed hundreds to he cncampment. The meet
ings have been held Tor one week, with special
results.
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CALIFORNIA.
Execution of Indian Murderer.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30. A Boise City des-
patch says Tsmbisgo, the Bannock murderer OF
Rodman, was hanged in the yard of the peniten-
tiary, yesterday His brother, under arrest for
shooting three teamsters last summer, attempted
suicide yesterday. but WAS frustrs ted.
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MOOR.
Drowning Accident.

BANGOR, June 80. A little girl ten years old
daughter of James Sullivan, fell from a raft of
lumber at w. I. Pearson & Co.'S dock, this after
noon, and was drowned. Her body has not been
recovered.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHE-
ga'ly ksnaehsf duarhal.
GA DINER.
SpFiOus Accident

GARDINER, June 20. Captain Elliot, the well
known pilot, fell down the hatctway of schooner
Joseph B'Nmoore, the twenty sixth inst, during
Tue passage from Boston, breaking three ribs, and
receiving other serious injuries. lie was sent from
Hardloer 10 the Maine General Hosnital
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BASE BALL.

At Hornellsv,lle, New York, Hornells 8, Te-
cumshes 2
At Indianapolis, Indiana, indianapolis 10, Gin
cinnatis 2
At Hartford. Connecticut, Harvards l6, Yales 3.
AT Chicago, Illinois, Chicsgos 9, Bostons 5.
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Al BURN.
Court VI alters.

AUBURN, June 20. A man by the name OF
Stone. arrested in Portland was arraigned in Au-
burn to day. The examination was postponed
until Monday.
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The little boy who runs the CamIea Assn'
who is struggling to rai.e . mous,ache and he
greenback party at the same time, speaks q "
distingu- hed representative in Congress iron 1'
Fifth District as "E. Hale" Diguifed!
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The man or public official who gets ahead o'
the time of William c. Palmer, OF Gardiner, fn
Warden, has got to rise very early in the MORN
log. lie has just been overhauling the hanff'
men at Richmond and vicinity, for violating NE
fish lawa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-01

Friday and Saturday were the first scorcsng
summer days of the season. June has been so
cool throughout that the sudden advent of the
torrid wave fairly melted people before they had
time to crawl out from their winter fanneh. or
before they thought they had much use for sum-
mer garments. During the hottest part OF the
weather. on Saturday, the thermometer on State
street indicated 81 degrees,
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Marrifn.

In Sorh Bridgton June p Frank y. Fessenden
to Ms Ida +. March both of 50 sh Brdgton.
In l.oell June go, Or. Augustus ~ French to
Miss yilie +. Fox, both of Lowell.
In HrrisOn, June %, George =. Wilson of Lev
ell, toaiss Clara f. Richards OF sweden.
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There W in be a base ball meeting OF the Angus-
ia Reds, at the City Council Rooms, this Mcho'S
evening at eight o'clock. Every member IS 'e-
qnesled to be present as business of a'eat imp0r-
,arca IA IN come he fore the club,
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The Press saws that Mr.. Samuel Small, cashier
of the Cumberland National Bank, Portlands Is
very ILL., He underwent an operation Tor cataract
the other day which proved successful and vas
supposed to be doing we'll, when he eSperienceda
paralytic shock on "Wednesday, and does not re-
cover as fast as il was hoped he would.
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weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
northeast to southeast winds, stationary or lower
pressure, warmer partly cloudy weather.
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cAlthbA1, June ~.
No. 3d. Sanford Wilson & al. VS.. James C.
Hodgkins. Clay for ptf Harrington for delft
Action on store amounting to Sl23S6. The deft
disputes three items in the account, amounting to
Sl2 90. These items were for cash delivered TO
deft's minor son. The judge after full hearing,
awarded Judgment for the pits. for the whole
account and interest.
! The disposal of this case winds up the work of
the term, and the court adjourned without day
At the close of the first working term of the new
court, some observations upon what has been &C.
complished, and what is likely to be accomplished
by the court, and touching the question so inter-
esting TO the people Of the county, whether au
tinent. A to the work accomplished,
it is gratifying to be able to say that the
Judge leaves a clean docket. Very few con-
tested cases, and those mostly in charge Of attor
neys vino were i'll and not able to attend to them,
have been continued. The term has certainly
been an inexpensive one only one jury being in
attendance till Wednesday of the third week
and the sheriff having only one officer to
assist in his department The court entered
upon jury work on the forenoon of the first dav
and hardly an hour has been lost during the term
from want of readiness on the part OF litigants
The practice adopted BY the Judge of assigning
cases for day certain. has left excuse for moi
being ready II is but just to the bar to say tina,
they have secondedt the effort of the judge TO make
the court what 1t was intended to be- vehicle fol-
the prompt discharge Of judicial business. On
the whole there seems to be every reason to hope
that the new court will become . useful and indis
pensible institution, and will be cheeruly sus-
tanned by the people Of Kennebec.
The following cases for the jury. as numbered
on the June docket, were assigned for the first
week of the September term:
Tuesday, Sept 3:
No. 10, Hersom ct al. apis. vs.. Judkins.
" "a, Fulsf VS.. Woodbury..
ia, Siphsrs vs. Clark ct all
" lS7, Hupton VS.. Starkey.
:. 1889, Robins VS.. Bruce.
Wednesdy-Nos. SO, ll2, 1914 and 1875.
Thursda-Nos 3S. 81 and 81.
Friday-Nos. 49, 80 aud IS.
| Saturdsr-No. "a.
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BRUNSW ICk.


BRUNSWICK, June 49, Fred Briggs of Port
land, fifteen years of age, pupil at the franklin
Family School at Topsham, was drowned to day
while bathing.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Suspension of Work.

PORTSMOUTH, June 30. The work at this yard
is virtually suspended, another discharge of
work men having taken place yesterday, owning
to the lack of funds.