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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-14
Lamb Cholera.

A sheep raiser in Ohio writes to the
Practical Farmer concerning the disease
commonly called lamb cholera, as fol-
lows :-"Hundreds of lambs die annually
hero of this disease; very few flocks es-
cane without a loss of three or four, and
many lose from twenty-five to fifty Of
their number. | think the name, cholera.
il very improper one for this malady,
as only the feshy lambs are known to die
with it. A thin lamb. or one poorly
sucked or hand feed. have never known
to die with the so-called lamb cholera.
Ny name for the disease is apoplexy. A
very fair description of the disease will
be found in Randall's Practical Shep-
herd under his article on apoplexv. rs
applied to to the mutton breeds OF Eng
land. Mr.. Cattell's diagnosis of the sub
jects is rs about as complete as any l
have seen. except. he might have added.
the staring condition of the eyes. the di-
lated pupils. and sight apparently gone :;
the membranes of nose n deep red or
violet color. as if engorged with blood
II Is seldom n remedy can be administer
cd, ~ the lamb is usually found dead
without premontion of disease. One
found unwell and administered two
ounces OF Epson salts and effected a cure
have observed the following treatment
with my breeding ewes, and find it Il
very successful preventive of this lamb
disease.
Stir as much salt into a half gallon of
pine tar as 1t will take. Smear bottoms
Of feed troughs with it literally. Keep
them In this condition. and give salt in no
other way The lambs will soon learn to
lick the tar. Many will be noticed at this
before their age for dying with the disease.
Feed sulphur. wood ashes and EPSON salts
mixed IN the feed daily. small quantities.
II lambs are already dying, get pine tar.
catch each lamb and put the tar well back
in the mouth with small paddle prepared
for the purpose the bulk OF a hickory nut
Il enough. 1t may purge some or all of
them. but they will get all right in day
or two. and no more will die for while,
even il you quit at that. | am keeping
one lot Of ewes and lambs on bare past
ure. where they are compelled to take hay
each day. with grain feed morning and
evening. No sick lambs. but the ewes
and lambs are not doing so well rs if on
good grass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-14

II Articles In one.
Millions in use-everybo-
dy's choice: 4i.page cata'
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J.M.HUNTER Mfgt o. Gin.
o. Agt's wn't'd male & fe-
male.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-14

n 1H1 YEAR and expenses to AGENTS.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-14
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AUGUOlA rUDl UrrlUG.
July LIST. 1881.
OEce Hours.
From A. NJ. o9P NJ. Sundays excepted.
Sundays open from 9l5 to lois A. NJ. for Carriers
Money order Once opens at A. NJ. Closes at
6P.M. ~
Registered Letter Department opens at A. M.
Closes at r. NJ. epu
Stamp Once opens at 2 A. NJ. Closes Al r. H.
14rrirai and Departure Of Mails.
Portland, Boston and Southern and Western Mails
arrive at 2.l7 A. NJ and 3.25 and 74s r. NJ Close n
$40 and 40 A. NJ, and 10 r. NJ . q.
Portland and intermediate efices; arrive at 3-2o
Rhode Island, Connecticut and Southern and West
States close at 2. 30 +. VI.
Lewiston and Auburn and intermediate omces !,
arrive . IL A. NJ. 325 and ASP NJ Close at 5.4o'
J and $40 A. NJ, and 10 NJ.
Brunswick. Bath, Rockland, Squirrel Island ocean
Point, Boothbay, SC, arrive 325 and 7.4s T. NJ.
Close $40 and $40 A. NJ.
Bangor, Belfast. Eastern and New Brunswick
arrive 10 A. NJ. and II I. NJ. Close at 31o and lofM
Skowhegan and connecting routes arrive 10 A. NJ.
and II T. NJ. Close 3.l5 and 10 T. NJ
Stage Mails.
searsmont and intermediate Offices arrive Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 10 4. NJ Close at Sl5 r.
NJ. Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
Belfast and intermediate offices arrive daily (Sun-
day excepted) at 10 A. NJ. Close rs P. NJ.
(Sundays excepted) at p. NJ. Close 6.30 A: M
Litchfied and intermediate offices arrive daily ex.
cept sundays, at 10 A. NJ. Closes 3.l5 L. ii.
Winthrop arrives daily Sundays excepted) 6P M.
Closes A. NJ.
Manchester, Mt. Vernon, W. Mt. Vernon and No.
Vienna daily except Sundays) arrives Il NJ. Closes
Jpn.
Belgrade W. Waterville, Somerset X. R. and con-
Meeting routes errive daily Sundays excepted) at
1870. Close at 1.l5
Weeks Mills and W. Windsor arrive daily except
Sundays) at 10 A. n. Closes at 3.l5 z. NJ.
National Military Home Togus, arrives 10 A. NJ.
and p. NJ. Closes 2 A. NJ and 3.15 p. NJ.
Carriers deliveries made daily (Sun-
days and legal Holidays excepted) in the
business portion of the city, at 7.3O and
10 A. NJ. and and =. NJ. Deliveries are made
TO all parts of the city within the delivery limits,
twice a day (Sundays and legal Holidays excepted)
at 80 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
week days follows The boxes on Water, State.
Winthrop, Bridge, Green, Grove corner of Chapel
and Court streets, Maine Central r. X. Station East
End kennebec Bridge, and at corner of Bangor and
Cony streets are collected at A. NJ go and P.M
All other boxes collected at A. NJ. and p. u.
Sundays and legal Holidays, collections are made
atsP.M.
All Letters are delivered free by carriers when ad-
dressed to the street and number. People should
inform their correspondents of above and have their
letters addressed accordingly.
ANY irregularities in the Carriers Department
should be reported to the office.
j. II. MANLEY, p. N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-14
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, 1881-11-02
PERSONALS.


Acknowledgement and Mrs. a[acVeagli haso
rcitnoutshetl their house IN Washington, and will
t.i ,.s ~, .I,,, F,r thctr pennxytyanlk
enorL1y so"so tnc o''' AVA s10''
aoulo' .-.-.. m. ,u.x.
AZ nlhtllaso solFisu ~. ,hr"a u 1sno,,sss,
1nce OF eueoeo. 10" oRss R" axo' a,s an tcalta
,,,nis', W1To hsea' Ios'lAn' Hse'''D' "AN - ~
"'a'o''' .,.,. eor.
Bismarck Is tluoteh rs Saying oha n"a w..
earning 1nn. 1xnutIeH: "Thp report goes shat
h., tnki tin t,lth nnco in his l,fe, but hass
never heard him DO ao.' .
nusIitu being eager to proclaim himself
tcnorunt OF George Eliot, NOW uppcars aa1s
Edmund Yatcs, to havc hcnrtl for tho HFst t!ne
Of Jean Francois Mlllpt. For 1nuaorn art AZ
Yatvs, nuskih has limited hlmselt to bf'sa
schools,
,.--.t. ,,,, ,.,,,,, .vo,d,ua,,yer Of
Curts Go'tdara' ol''la Moon'aa"inf u, ~" Irnfos
st. Joseph, No., blinded oy sef7lec 'a Nv .s
army during tue Rebellion, anu osus a y. =; t,aoa
aEe. ms be9n Rasasnea W W Swmnh n,nnth dustay
~ ~, "'1imssa 1iIs ~ n.ft'i"1; II Tor M sais.
~. 80. u,.,.t. H.. h,,,r,,t f,,r as fsOO md
ut a".1!t t"etot nus st,,s.,,u, IN NeM
presented to tho Mctropo'ltaa oinsouM 's,.m.d
York the collection Of onKrhyed 9ona fotnsa
by tho l,ey. O. ", King, Of Cambridge. htka1 81
nitborIty on this speoialty, It numbers -: ~
ncccs, many of thom Of great beauty and Fan'''
, 1881-11-02

1uE Ottawa U>nt.) Free Press tntimates.
llpnn tic authority III n member of tho Cana
'llan Parliament, TINT Mt tho approaching
session tnoyo will be ,,a,o tn .tl.e direction
Of independence, upon the grDitnh that 1t IL
desirable to elect their own Chief Magistrate
Or President, tn retluce the membership nj
tho Executive Council, und to overhaul alltl
reform their entire civil service. The SAME
member Of Parliament IL reported rs saying
81 behave that independence will be grnnte.i
Cal,asla by tho mother country when asked
for, a,Mt TINT onr Goycr,,or-(;cncral. cl,ose.
By ourselves, will not be snnbbrd by Down
Ing street Wien ho wants to 60 linn,o md
sc0 his Wife, There Is llttle tloup
lint tl1s feeling Is very commor
Mnong Canadians, and Increasing MI
| thp time. Canada Is growing fnll O
| Httvc-borl,s who have noste Of that lolgln@
attachment to the mother country that usct
| to obtain, and who look upon 1t rs nbsurl
| that tllsy nl,st send to England for men tt
| govern them, who nro cntfrely Ignorant q
them md tlloir country. and that they slsouft
llaye 10 npply to her for permission to nlak'
laws for tIelr own government. These I'D
tlyc-bortis, WHO are now In the majority, ben
It with tll-coucea!ed ltsfnyor that tay mus
send to England before they cal make
move Ill their own administration. 1ht
feeling Tor Independence has beeu steadll
growing, aid 1t must sO0i, crop ont, nllt1 wllG
once 1t Is expressed ID will ''e complied witt
When that step IL nl,tlt, Canada will be III
poslti"n To negotiate witt. tile uuiteA State
and 10 make better terms, for tho step It
wards illttnpnnteueo Ia the first StaU tOWnr,l
, 1881-11-02
LAKESIDE MUSINGS,

It II. INV believed That Cashtcr t}a,de,.
w,ls getting really to attct'a tho rnttt cnuccu.
"t,itt1e Ruprvt ".-ln New .Jcrsuy tho wo,,
:, .,cashlcr" u,cuns Il mnu who gets a,ysy win Il,
tl,o cusn i,t stgnt.
sinrn.roh.nrs atun,f syrtI II, rtcyaa ,,a.
~. ,.',"ho,t I'M. ,to ,,,has' 'N' oae
y. W. ..',a.M.,,,, ~nsrs ~ lte trnl,en,,s% NY A
~ 49, @ ,,,',....'.a,,,, ,,,,u, ,o,,, T., .'',,,
=. ,',a" s t.y ,r ~ q ma ~ tna f" ro",. VI s.ed
nret,i",,, thc reotInus ,,r tf,u!r renders.
p'eea'o ."o
one Of te american a,,,. mofses N England
has broRen HOW'LL Nu'n.to"o ,'n4"snn'en Fho
hasc bceh ''e1t'slE hg''aet 'n' fA''cF'ean hossda
arodl tue sa1fie hS'
ONN Of tho members oil 10Y. Blnekburns
atnt ut tho YORKTOWN c''loofataon u W years Old.
In order TINT MISS anthuay tn"y n.H yet 1nt1cd
up III ms natts9 W. VIII. n'"le a'as tne petsoa
rotcrrc' To ss h'Hh'
"'rl,u California Powder Works, lust ou.
sI,to tho city limits Of Cleveland, nre being sun.
ptc,nct1tcl, by Il dynnlnitu mill III tho Same Il.
cini,y. Nuw Is tho time to sor,ti your mother.ln
laW to ClcvG1nuJ." ~. j. Ii4tieHs
l;x-ttoy. alorg,i,,, III finally declining Tho Scc
rcturyshlp Ut tho Trcusury, begins by sny!nR 10
tho President: ut Is pnintul to refuse auy te.
tuust ut yours" Thu lungnn1tstntty Gf cs-Gor,
~, pr.snn, 1,y +, sl,ntInr acstnn Ia trIy tnuch
,n,, .
r.,.
Acrolahs u lste ftenct p''pu1o pou'gs
| hnt1rlng to II tr,posr With hts hands md nayIrx
violin soios with his fcct, This is good scheme,
hut whit. tho pcopte reilly wdnt Is piano
plnyet who will got OIL trancxe. Tho matter ot
c,,ttI1lx tho roI,e will bo attended to nl right
Tn Mary Anderson Western poet hAs ad.
tlrcsyud aon,o lines beginning:
Fair .aowar ot tho leu.
| u,ani An. hGnnty ,sn .ttf,t tarn ~ I'm .c,.
| Aro ynu stiil tllcroi
Ii this littlo gem was written boforo 10 o'cloeK
lii Tho tnort,lng. and "thoro" rofurs to bud, u
chai,cos are that she IL.
| 1,u,riaor thc Inv nreacfter. says: "somc,
,,nas ,t,,n,, st,,, nnt lin. INT whnn ror I'm,
.sI,oa a,,naIa ,vi, ..oIn,, and nco mo undcr ,h,,
.",,,.s oni1 ha,r ma gently nwny." If Iiarr.ov
,,;,, e,,v., =, Chfcaoo and brln calling t.ead1,
NJ ,ha ,n,,,tirr nj snmo hauebty cIttzeu. ia Nj
III so,nr cvontnr that whnn tho cid man n
n.''a. ,.roc t,rot viii ncor him rent]y owu Ii,
.s - 49, :"
, 1881-11-02

ANYBODY who las participated IN or wit
nossod tho gasuo ot loap-frog will assent to tho
proposition that 1t IL calculated exclusively fdr
persons Of tho n1Alo sex. I.izzio Teller, m H.
yoar-old Ut. Louis xtrl, rorsstcntly deoIHnd to
take this Wow Of tho tnatter, howuscr, And tho
result wns that in attempting an unusually diff"
toult shack" Hhe tandel on her hcAl, and SUBJ
saquontty tind from conuusatoh of tho brain. 1t
may be advisable to gEyo woncn tho ballot, but
they must not attempt loap-frog.
, 1881-11-02
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CnfcAHo TntttFSE har established hrnneh
cfl.cbs fur tito receipt Ut snbscrIon. nd hdTcrtfHe.
tnunts follows:
NEW ytlltK-Eoom . Tribune Hn.lnE. r., n. Mt
FAnI,EN, snnnxer.
GI.AH{iuW. scntland-Atlaa's Amprlr"n News
Agency, II 1tGnlltlh-st.
falSiN1H, Eng--A1uerfenn Exchange, lt9 Hsrahd
JIESny r. 0I1If1. Aggnt.
WASHINGTON. H. r.-11EI = Htseet.
, 1881-11-02

!r Ii easy 10 road between tho lines Of
Judge ltogars' opinion In the Mrs. l.obert
,'slsa Ills conviction that The verdict OF ill.,
sanity rendered III ller fayor i'll the Weber
murder trial was erroneous. 1t Is also eusy
to 'teGnce from Alrs. Roberta remarks n
tacit admission tint the plea of insanity III
terposcti III her benIr In tic trial for ier lio
wns II ,slcre trick resortctl 10 In desperation
IN this: ~ have bcell prosecuted l0r years,
but hope tiuw 10 have rest II t'oll spares
my life. viii, all llase gone through IL Is
n wonder mn alive ut nll"; ailtl this: ain
tl1u lust twenty yestrs Anse Ind nothing but
.Eupliclty, wrong, alMl persecution" Sasa
Judge lioEers: "'riIo causes which leu up
to er slate Of mini were such as to awaken
tho sympathlcs ansl calculated to mnkD Jurors
hunt for MI eHcapo FROM II verdict Of wli!ful
murder. We NIL know tint III euses OF the
klnt The recognition of insunlty as n defense
III criminal prosecutions IN frequently tho
lust rcrygo If 0yorcrclniaus a41u too
sympathetic jurnrs." the Judge owl.
,lcntly folinu It IL painful duty to r,-
leasU thu wo1,lnn lrom confinement, but
u,l imperative onU nevertheless, slncu hpr
perfert santty WIS tn hls nIlll1 thoroughly
established. hut tile act OF releasing lcr,
whiIu In itself doubtless just and proper,
gocs far 10 show that lusticu WAS tlofcatel in
the caso OF her trini' f0r tho murder oi
Weber. III course AtrH. Robort's present
sanity ls notconclslstye evidence TINT she wns
SANE nj the tinIo OF the commission Of tho net
f'r which SHE wns trtcu, hut thurc Is \ stronR
presumption lint she WAS rs responsible thei'
us now. Tho rcleasa Of Mrs. Robert occurstr
gnotl tl,ar to Srrye NJ 4 wnriluE 10 tho Wash
ington unlrt a.tl thu Jury, x0or 10 ha tlh
pal,riu.l III tho unltrnM case. 1t silows thu
The confinement uf II criM,lna! II, IN illsal,'
usylu,n Ia Niliy temporary nsfntr; that til
turn oF such confinement Is q luatter eNtfrel.
'boyond tho power OF tlsr tftul p0lrt to dieter
n,tue; aud tiat tlso court which IL anbse
4uantly called on to say whether Ile shall b
l. hald nr released Il bU,lllt tu net without MI
reference whatever tu the nature and hrl
nuslslIess of Ills crime, alld compelled to IT.
lcase him II hs appears to be Of sounll nlElld
, 1881-11-02

manner managed % i to & asnn !'osta @ reanran# h.
{!csIgl4uf tho friendly potnntntes, 1t /. ~, ue
TINT tho ,,ra,i Of Tho ilt'isr VI lsomann, s.l s.
alur,t given M tho Job III disgust, ana ,h.s
Frnnt,s !nscph viii hpvc Ia farcgu tho ,,inn..
or seglrg hs botcnglrctl friend for MI intjcnn
f,nrttti, -N
, 1881-11-02

for pretending tt, run Il bnnk when there was
nothing In ltr mid What sliall b. done with
the snfo..:' Tho least that the ten Directors
can 10, it they wn,!t tn tln something lia'"l-
so,,c, II to present thu safe with forlnni reru-
monies IN thu niorOrc0 men, rs tl1oy thenl-
selves 1layu llp further use fet II.
, 1881-11-02

AN Item stating that 1t WAS proposed to
add twenty feet to tho hight OF tho Washington
tnoaument before tho building schaon cfoshs
brlnxa to mind tho fuct that shere IL hWashlnx.
ton aionuMent, aud tho othar fact that III the
matter Of building monuments this country has
tha slpMcfI tins vi record.
, 1881-11-02

Sir ItESny llAvEtnK Af.iEv, gtan,sos
nj tho lnsnU4Is litlnn soltllor, w1lu lns bct.,.'
fota ttcn II rru,llinont tlRro III English nn1,,,.'
ttl,s l,ccomc lnsnno ansl htun nace,l In mn ~.
l,n. In tho Iast Parliament Sir Henry wos ss.. =.
ac.lye ineilbpr Of thu i1,dcat wlneor lho t,,cr,,
1ultY.
, 1881-11-02

JonS KELLY, the Tanmany boss. who
was kicked out of the Dcusocratic 3tntc Cohson.
tiop, III giving the tickct 80 tcrvcnt support
thnt It: excttoa tho admiration Of politicians
What could bo more encouraging to tho demo-
cratic Stato Committee thnu tho following re-
marks Of bis pcrsonnI organ, tho Ess"i'a Ez~
press: ......... -.-.
Tho E1m,rn Ftre Tre.a tells tho exact truth IL
rcterence to tho 11emucratid 6tato ticket. 1t
And it aays that II tho ticket Is elected tho lts.
patches which announce thnt gratifying t.lct
viii DC attended with tho cclnrAtton tlat It is
Tliion victory. Ths II dsaErceally truc. and
unfortunately It is Il truth which VIII tntcr
thousands uf Democrats from voting Tor tho
Stuto ticket.
, 1881-11-02

THE star-routo operators tlo not sccnl 10 DO
greatly alarmed over their approaching tra1s II
one 1nny Judge from whatn Washington corro-
spontlunt says regarding thom: =" Dorsey has
Just arrived from his cattlo rancho, looking
better thin for years, while 1irady and tho rest
Of tho cotcric wear smiling faccs. They are
certain, they say. that they will nuvcr bo pun
istetl, but 1t has coat l'rady pretty penny. He
bought at the bcxIuutng Of tho latc tnvestga'
tjon outright one newspaper. and QUO by ono
tns acquired control OF three ur four othors by
furnishing their nominal osVscrs With the means
necessary to thotr existence. In addition, ho
Inns supported thnso clerks md contraotors whu
huyo been thrown OIL tholr bcn'n on!s NY tho
cxpos& ct tho ring'a dofuge, and has paid their
counsel fees. 1t has boon heary drain on him,
and his barrcl Is much smaller thHn 1t Tas.
, 1881-11-02

IRIS n poor r,lo tltat ttnesn't work ho,A
why's. At Nco1cs!,n, MIMI. Albert tirnnt ~,
tp!aylng with Newfoundland tos md ,,rar,1ns
it by tho tail when It jumped into ,,on',
pulling him fl, n1lt he wis l!r,wnc,!.
, 1881-11-02

A1tukAro MARIO IL on trial at Home for
publishing newspaper !" exciting coRtumpt and
u3srontent nxasnxs tho existing order at things"
It IL gratifying To learn that lta1y possesses ono
rood newspaper.
, 1881-11-02

The Char Ut Nuss!a and the Emperor OF
Austria ats cartaluIy TO bo pattod. For several
months ttsy hayu heen yeatntus to sss and etn"
pfseR Ea9R QtAsE. hut NJ nitptajs tafa N t9las
, 1881-11-02

The Gar has postponed Ills coronation
until April. Spring has been pronounced by
competent authority ths nost beautiful season
Of tho year, hut 1t ID not probable thAs shss fact
influenced tho Car In his action. The longer 10
postpoues hl4 coronation tho lcsa charco there
will bp OF bs assasinast0h u,l that occaalun.
, 1881-11-02

members hereby notified 70 nsaun.he AZ tltet hnlt
atssons yesnpe, e',rer ta1dolnh md ltnls.ti
nNsuiinK thu funHraI ef our late hrather t:W.
Atl1lUr. Hy GArh tu HnAuhtil Ef!Hstery. hT hFAerh
- - JAMES SMgTlf. ". II.
Ell. HllENAN. EscretnrY.
, 1881-11-02

IT Is saldl llat AIr. Ttlt1cn's tallor h!lI ayc,.
,!..nplcd Aav!lng Of tl!o Hcnts' Furnishing aoos,
, 1881-11-02

beft nrc he5ely notified tn uttnnd rrsuiar t,ot'
inn!gnton u tha ottGc 70 b" belt sSednosuny aTen.
UtTtstcr lodXes c,raliy lnylte. t4i! ntt.,na.
IT HsGIbnfH III ueeirG. ~ 9ns!Mass IL
to By TRANSACTED. LhakS hMlI1At ". M'
, 1881-11-02

LANDMARK iG>lNiE, No. AZ. 4. +. n a: MA
evrnIHg, MY. ~. 81 CHAMBERLAIN. ". NJ.
n, l{AItRlH, AeGJGtHrY.
, 1881-11-02

Ilacsy not only display n tow sort Of genius
OIL tho tnrt of their perpetrators, but !, high
sort Of comedy III their ,lcnonencnts. atld OF
sucl Is tho collapse of tho Mechanics M.
ttoual Hank at Newark, n. j., through tlsc
loiut efforts If Its Cashier, oscar L.. llnltl-
win, mud the lnoropcD leather establishment
of G.. N,gcnt T. To. IT. r'attlnE tho "details
If this gigantic collapse, oi,c ought to feel
Indignant nt the rascaity of tito Cashier. alMl
especially ut the persistent nMl nutlacl"us
Ynscallty OF tha tlorugcn leather l'nHse,
which oste,.slbly lad tho Cashier Ill Its |
c.ntcl,, hi.I was wringsng money out If him
Hike water ont ng II sp,,,ge, l.ut 1t Is i'u!Ms-
sible to fell very indignant until onc recos.
ers from the effect Of tho funny phases Ut
tic uifatr. :;l,oul.l tho Cashier ever bn
brought tu trial, It would bu Impossible for |
nny Jury 10 listen seriously 10 tho eyllcnce
or to bcllaye Itself In nlntlier that would |
not p1ncu It lit cnn(GniNt uf cnllrt.
The completeness OF tho I0b Is the tlrst
element Of comedy that suggests Itself to
the rtnslcr. Here WIS II bnnk whose stock
was sought tnr only lust Saturday ut is0,
and could not be hal Mt lint figure. w'iclt
llal no n,on In # IlR,l Inst years brts s-ncst.
Its Cashier had hrcn Mt work Systematically
gmttins The concern for Twelve years, and oll
Monday lust llc announced tho completion OF
thu work to the Directors, and officially 11oat-
iir them that tile nssets INT. gonu over the wny
tn tho uorocco leather cOftcer11, whose N1irc-
lren,c,j notes, given without security, as Mr..
Aticawbor used 10 give his, he held III Ills
nnssassinu. And how complete tl,e work
was, The Cashier ha,l carr[ed Dff tho capt
In, of tin bank. the surplus or thu bank,
ond TIM ,1eposits OF tho bank. Every
th,nr Tint WIS tangible IN tho bank
ind gore. lie cuu!d mot carry of
the t,ank hut!ding-1t wns ton huayy-bnt 1.o
Ind done the next tl1tng to IL by tnortgagtng
II md scit,nr the mortgage. lie did not
| corry ofr tha safe. hut 1t wnull not be sur
| nrtstn- n n turns mt vet that l.y hot COLI
traee II to SINE old fnl-,|e.,lUr Eur fnt1,ro
t,eItyerv IT, was mt only II eotapse. Int Il
cnllnuse M eonp!ete MS tat uf n, egg trotl.icn
on by a No, II bout. The meat WIS not only
eou. Int the shell itself. n1ut OF the Atecllall-
irs, Nattounl Bunk, whose stock was sought
| for nj $50 OH Saturday, there was nothing
| toft OIL Monday but nj, elnpty safe. as the
Casl,ter Ind made way With nearly NIL tho
nancy In New JERSEY, 1t Is n little surprising
that ho did not stenl the state Itself. Sttcl
n gu,li,ls rs Ills ought not to l,ayo been COLI
,lne,l to a single bank or any such 'pn1lt-up
Utlca,'' but should have hn1 tho "wholc
lmuudlcss continent" rs Held for lis opera
| t;o,1s,
T]le Mechanics National Bank Ia,l 1, tlaz-
xlina array 1T Directors, WHO directed evrry-
thing exccpt tlleIr Cashier md their ba,,k.
rl,s ltst Included ratirelt a,.tl wealthy lcather
dealers, ex.Congress,lc,, ,rnprEctorsnf Of largo
, 1881-11-02


Monroe street qtetwcut tIufk nl.I Dearborn. Fn-
eAecmcnt nf 1tnvnrly's atrate21sta cnnpanJ. "The
.Elratcgsts." Afternuni IND tyennR.
, 1881-11-02

WILEY n. EtlAN CHAPTER, M. tn \. y. M.-
Hail. 17H boutt l1alsea-st, Wednesday, Nov. at Il
\. nj, to nttnni Tho fMhrral nj nur lnts tnnlmnlon
Joseph r. itiHgtn4 tiuuu ntteiltlnncR I1anEaet: fef
0Fter IL, ~ llEtAil, III +.
, 1881-11-02

f,anto1ph a'rcnL between Clark and La Sale.
Engngrmunt Of Mr. luaerh Murphy. "koFry Gow.'
Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-11-02

ptrcnl Communication win BIT hUitl IN Wudties4
nY. Nuy. i ut !! uu!ac*. 70 nse ii'n funeral q 81.
rrnut,ateG 10 ntten. Mb!ibrts Of Gther thlkss hrs
Invited 10 moot NTH us. ~ DItler M, ~ a,
4 IL ASHLEY HnttDtacY. -. -
, 1881-11-02

CLARK street. beineen Lake and Hnnoo4phs IN
RaEoment OF Miner 4 Raoncy'A Combination. VA
rtty entertainment. Afternoon nrld evening.
, 1881-11-02

think stttrt. orpt.l: rcw CnuFt-tlonse. Encn7c
mont of tho Comis-ttnrton urerh Co. "oltTette.'
, 1881-11-02

Madison atteet. letvGon atHte nrd peatbol
s::The World" Afternoon md eyeMinH.