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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-03
Fatal Fires I'm Galveston.

by telegraph 10 tne DlsDdtch.I
GALVESTON, August 2.-Yesterday after
noon Pavilion, Galveston's favorite beach
resort, owned by the City Railway Com
pany, was burned. a number OF other
buildings in its vicinity were swept away
at the same time. Robert Springer, late OF
Milwaukee, drummer in the Pavilion
band. was killed almost instantly by jump
Ing from window in one Of the turrets
and striking headiOremost on the plank
sidewalk. The origin Of the fire is not
definitely known. The total loss is $780,
600; insured for $4,000.
On Tuesday night the store OF j. E.
Turpey, wholesale grocer, was destroyed,
with its contents. Loss, 100000. During
the fire a quantity Of powder exploded,
Earring the earth for blocks away, and
causing a man named Davis, who was
sleeping on an upstairs porch asquare dis
tant, to Jump down and break his right
thigh-bone and both forearms. His re-
coyery is doubtful.
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End Of the New Hampshire Contest.

by ptickfaph W tut Dlspatcn.l
CONCORD, August 1.-The following is
the forty-second ballot for United States
senator, which was taken this afternoon
Whole number OF votes cast, 315; necessary
for choice, 15S-Rollins, 1; Stevens, l /;
Ladd, /; Marston, 10; bingham, liz;
Pike, 1S1. Pike having majority was de-
clared elected. Great applause followed.
; 1.-THE new New Hampshire senator, Aus
tin +. Pike, was born IN 1919, educated
for the bar, and admitted to practice IN
1915. In 1850 he was returned TO the New
Hampshire House of Representatives, and
served in that body and in the New Hamp-
shire Senate of and on until 1866. lie
was chairman Of the State Republican Com
mittee in 1858 and 1859. and was a delegate
to the philadelphia Convention OF 1856, but
first came prominently to the front in ma
tional affairs rs q member OF the Forty
third Congress-
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GIVING AN INDIAN BRIDE TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS FOR THE MULTIPLICATION OF A MAR
RAGE CONTRACT.
Saratoga Journal
In the Adirondacks recently there oc-
CURED the morriage OF Emma Camp, the
dusky daughter Of Elijah Camp, the Indian
guide, and Gabriel Mead, OF Ossning,
Westchester county. The bronze beauty
OF the Oneidas, who gave her untried az
fections to the pale face who came into the
forest to WOO her, is seventeen years old,
pretty, viyacious, and intelligent. She has
caught the fancy for the noncc OF many
mighty hunters who broke bread with her
father while pursuing the game OF the end
less woods TO their lair. Her mother was a
white woman. living at Saratoga Springs.
Both were here last Saturday. The object
OF their visit was in relation to some legal
business, which was transacted Tor the In
dian maiden by her counsel, General
Charles Hughes, OF Sandy Hill. In De
cember last the hand OF the beauty was
won by Mead and they were duly and
regularly married. He lived with her till
May last, when the tickle youth abandoned
his Oneida bride, and then commenced an
action for decree OF nullity OF the mar
rage contract on the ground that he was
under the influence of alcoholic stimulants
when he was married to the blushing
maiden OF seventeen summers. II is I'M
derstood that Mead's family and relatives,
who are in afiluent circumstances, disap-
proved Of the marriage and urged him to
relieve himself Of his Adirondack wife
the Indian girl must 90.
General Charles s. Hughes had the place
OF trial Of the suit changed to Saratoga
county, and on Saturday, before Judge
Bockes, ut chambers, he was made her
general guardian. We understand that
Mead's friends have made offers to give
Emma Mead nee Camp cool $4,000 in
hard and shining gold II she will not put
i'm any defence to the suit and thus allow
him to have the marriage contract nullified.
1t is also understood that she has substan-
italy agreed TO take the pronered amount,
believing that $4,000 is preferable to a
drunken, pale-face husband. Mead need
not have been ashamed OF his attractive
bride, who is young woman OF fine pre-
sence, and Is very highly spoken OF by
those who are acquainted with her.
Though Indian blood courses through her
veins, Emma Is fair as the average white
person and has fine presence.
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TDN 10 IIIC DIsVfIVII'I
NASHVILLE, August DIR. a. q. Hay
good. agent Of the John L. Slater Educa-
tional Fund, delivered at the Mt. Eagle
Sunday-School Assembly, OH the Cumber-
land mountains, to-day, an address on the
education of the negro. II is the strongest
appeal for the cause OF the education OF the
colored race. based on the necessities OF the
morals of good citizenship. humanity, and
Christian duty, ever delivered by southern
speaker. He stated as practical question
that every child, white or black, should
have from its parent or from the Govern
ment equal chances for an elementary edu-
cation in the common schools, which, to be
efficient and reach the case. must be backed
by the Government,
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PETERSBURG.
THE COUNCIL AND TuE VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
RAtIRoA D--BoRRowIN MONEY AND Draw
49,, .s~rtf0nITy

fElEhSB
THE COUNCIL AND TuE VIRGINIA ANDCAROLiNA
RAtIRokp--BonRowI MONEY AND DRAW
IxGPAY WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
Tcorrosponacnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
AUGUST 2, 1888.
The Common Council was IN session last
NIGHT until after 0 O'Clock, and the sitting
was one Of unusual interest. The first
matter Of importance outside OF the routine
business called up for consideration was
that of the Virginia and North Carolina
railroad, and the proposition Tor the city 10
give the company sl50.OO0 In bonds as an
inducement for the road TO be brought
through Petersburg. BY request OF the
friends OF the measure the matter was post
poned until Wednesday evening next for
special consideration.
During the proceedings OF the Council
last evening the fact was developed that by
direction OF the chairman OF the Finance
Committee the sum OF $1,000 had been
borrowed from one OF the banks 10 pay the
July interest. The note OF the city was
given for the amount, and this note has
since been paid. Members OF the Council
declared that this act was illegal. as no city
official had authority 10 borrow money for
the city without power granted by the
however. and the Council will probably
legalze The transaction.
The matter OF the payment Of certain
department employees during the last six
months Of last year, in cases where no SER
vices had been rendered. was also dis
cussed. The payment OF these men seems
10 have been clearly without warrant OF
law. A resolution was adopted instructing
the Auditor TO deduct one-haf OF the SAL
aries Of these respective employees each
month until they have reimbursed the city
for the money thus illegally drawn. The
employees in question were elected by the
Readiuster Council July /, 1882. who did
not oil the positions 10 which they were
elected until the decision of the Supreme
Court was rendered in December last.
They discharged no duties, but were al
lowed TO draw their pay.
These matters provoked quite sharp
debate in the Council, which partook OF a
political nature. ROBIN ADAIR.
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pu,t.DELpuIA WOOL MARKET.

August Manufacturers evidently Think that
nrircs have touched bottom, and are buying more
sreely 10 meet near wants. There Is better feel
ing among The trade. sales during the week were
3OO, 900 pounds. We quote OHIO, Pennsyl-
yania and West Virginia fleece, washed, XN
and above. 37d40c.. Y, 36M37c.: half blood,
4Od4gc.; quarter blood, 35@36e.: common;
26m29c.; New YORK, Michigan, Indiana, and
Wisconsin fleece, washed, XX. 34@36c.; y,
33@35c.: half blood, o9@40c.; quarter
blood. 34M35c.; common. 26W2sc. Comb
ting and DeLaiDe fleece-Washed, nne De
Lame, 4Oa42c.: do. medium. 4Zd43c. do. low,
35@37c.: unwashed. medium, 3OM3ic.
do. low, 22927e.; Canada, 32@33c. un-
washed, fine, 22G25c.; medium, 2o@S3c.
ow, 23@25c.: coarse, bnrry, or heavy. 1870
2Oc.: Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska and Minnc-
sofa, washed. fine, aud medium, 3US3oc.; 90.
coarse. osm32c.: unwashed fine, 2Ota23e.' do.
medium, 22G23c.; low, lSMz0c. Colorado,
medium and fine. choice. 22M25c.: do average,
oOT2Ic: common aud quarter blood, iSG
20c.: coarse carpet, l6eelSe. New Mexican
Choice improved, 20@23e.; average improved
i9aIOc; coarse carpet, light, loGl1e; do
heavy or greasy. l4@l6c.; black. LAG &c; Iai
elm improved, lSa 22e.; do. coarse, lo@ &c.;
TEXAS spring clip, 6ne North ana East, ~ DOC.
medium, do. do. 25M30c.; coarse, do do, o@
ne: Improved western and southern, 2o%2oc.
coarse DO. do, 16@l7c.; Utah, Montana. spe
| Wyomlng, unwashed, choice line light 2QG23c.
| ane heavy, I56lt7c.. choice selected medium, ~
| @o7c: low do, 2OM22c.; do. coarse, loeflIe
| Tnb washed--Choice selected, 3s@40c.; good. ~
93sc.; fair ordinary, 33@3oc.. Pulied-Cis
mcrino 3od 33c.; DO. super. aud lambs, JUG
| 3sc.; Western DO. do, 26es32e.-Press.
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Faces Mt Saratoga.

TBv telegraph 20 The DIspatchI
SARATOGA, August 2.-First race-three
quarters OF mile, for all ages-won by
Carson; Wandering second, and Navarro
third. Time, 1:11i.
Second race-mie and five furlongs, for
three-year- olds-won by Drake Carter /;
Empress second. and George Kenney :hird.
Time, 2:534
Third race ile-heats for all ages-first
heat won by Lord Raglan; Bonnie Bird
second. and Nettie third. Time, 1:44}.
The second heat and race was won by Lord
Raglan; Nettle second, and Bonnie Bird
third. Time, 1:47.
Fourth race-handicap for all ages, one
mile and half, over six hurdles-won by
Guy; Light Horse Harry second. Time,
3:lj4. These two were the only ones that
started.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

DASTARDLY OUTRAGE-FINE COLT KILLED
MORE LAB0RERs coma RARE BIRD.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDaich.l
AUGUST 2, 1883.
On Tuesday night, as the Louisville eX-
press on the Virginia Midland railway was
approaching Charlottesville, when in the
vicinity Of Mason's tank, one mile north
east OF the junction, some bastard threw "a
stone through the cab-window, striking
Engineer W. c. Bruin on the crown OF his
head and knocking him senseless. The
fireman caught him as he fell, and after
dlsposing Of him safely shut off steam and
put on brakes, and afterwards ran the
train up 10 the depot. Mr.. Bruin was
taken 10 his residence, where he received
medical attention, but it was several hours
before he became conscious, and he has
not vet been able TO speak. BY signs he
has explained that il was colored man
who threw the stone, which was found in
the cab, and which weighs about two
pounds. II is thought that it was done
through wanton deyilishness. rs Mr.. Bruin
does not know of any one having cause for
enmity against lin.
Mr.. l.. II. Waddell lost fine thorough.
bred colt Yesterday by its attempting to
lump high fence. Ii was frightened by
a pack Of hounds which were pursuing IT.
In making the Jump it stuck a stake into
its abdomen and was completely disem-
bOwelled.
Captain Shumate took away from here
yesterday about one hundred colored labor
ers, and expected to receive large num-
Der ut Staunton. They are all bound for
the Iowa coal-mines.
A swallow-tailed hawk was killed near
Rio Mills the other day. 1t is rare bird
in this section. Its wings measured four
feet from tip to tip, and its tail was about
ten inches long and forked. The body Of
the bird was not larger than pigeon; the
feathers on the under-side Of the body and
wings and tail were pure white, and the
neck and head white, while the back was a
bottle-green color. 1t was sent to New
YORK 10 he nlounted CUP.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. August 2, 1888.
The offerings have been large. with price, well
maintained and very full.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs, S4@s7; medium, $1,000 30: good. sl06
slz; and tne. s25Ms59. Several hogsheads have
been sold at s3"@ $50.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Dark, s4@s5 good $3.50.
LedC-Commcn, s5.50@S6.50: good, 81 500
SO; fne, sl0Msl5.
BRIGHT COMMUNICATING.
Smokers.-Common, sS.50dsl0.5O: medium
sl2@sl3; good, s13.50@s16; line, S16@l7;
fancy. Sl9M$22.
FIHers.-New lug filters, from IS 10 81; com
mon, s10m$12; medium, sl3@S14; good,
sl5msl6 fine, Sl7@slS.
Wrappers 4 'ommon. s19G1s24: medium, So5
assoc good, $3.50 $40; tne, s45@s5o; fancy,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

July 81 Beeres.-Receipts, tl3 carloads, or
$40 head-Si carloads for expectation. IL ear
loads for city-trade slaughterers direct, and 10
carloads for the market. The few sales were at
strong yesterdays prices, including ear loads of
Kentucky sheep, 1851 lbs. average. at I24c. Z
d. To- dress 81 ibs.: 3 carloads do, 1,526 lbs,
at lee, t. dress 81 lbs, and carloads do l,49S
lbs. at s6.Su per 100 MS, with 10 HIGHT and
bruised steers, l,22f fts. average, which sold at
lO5,c., u dress SO lbs. Exports to-day 1.S64 live
cattle. 799 quarters Of beef. and 200 carcasses
OF mutton. Private cable adyces from London
and Liverpool to-day quote American cattle in
| fair demand at 1910 164c. z n. for the dressed
| beef, sinking the oftil; American refrigerator
beef ut l4@ l4sc. 4 b., and American refrigera-
tor mutton at l3c.
Sheep and Ldmbs.-Receipts 21 carloads, or
4.4s6 head. Market quiet and about steady az AZ
d6l,c. Il 10. for common 20 choice sheep, and ga
7bc. for common TO good lambs Pens barely
cleared. and the feeling ut the close was rather
weak for Lambs.
Hogs-Receiprs II carloads or 2.491 head !:
all consigned direct 10 slaughterers. Without any
sales un live weight dealers rate the feeling steady
and unchanged, and put the nominal range al
S6.5U@S6 so Z 100 its.-JODrRdt Of Commerce.
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prices White oak. vcat to order. sl7@s22 '
LOU: on market, eI0G415 q 1,0sU: Western
GINA white Zine, sis@ss5 p Y,09o: yellow pine
Rough boards, ssgs9; dry clear. sl2@sl5 ;
jo:st. s10@sl5. according 20 sizfs and lengths
s66tsS a 1000; saps. s5@s6. Laths-split u
sawed, sl.75MS2 n 1000.
Stdpes: Whiskey-barreI timber green. flsd
barrel timber, S4@s7 2 1000. Machine slaves
sI@sS; turned heading, Sc. = set. flour-prr'
rel poles sfGgs6. Hozshcad-hoopss 7Oc. y ounu'e
Powder. shot. &c.
Fuse. Toys mining, $50 9Oc. = 100 feet
Potcfer; 1926 by the five kcgs-less than nvt
Kegs, $500; blasting, sz.JJ 69sz:s0.
Shot: Northern, 81 .s5 {, bag of % bs
Grfndstones; If@2c. = ID.
Seed.
Clocer: s9Gs9.5O.
Ttm0thg: S2.5Uas2.75.
Orchard Grass. s1.5O@sl.75.
Herd Grass: slGs1.I0.
AsItet Seed: SIPS.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
NrrU YnnK- Anrns

NEW YORK, August 2. 1888.
This was another dull day In stock circles. and
fluctuations were narrow 1T the opening there
was some pressure to sell Missouri Pacific, Canada
Pacific. New York Central, ana Wabash preferred.
under which there was decline Of ~ IL. This
was followed by u recovery Of 4(9A. but In the
afternoon the market was weak and lower again
Compared with last nights closing, prices were
s(GL lower. except for Delaware and Hudson.
Long Island, Michigan Central. and Northern Pa
ci6c preferred. which were fractionally higher.
In sDecialtics New York and New England dropped
4. IT, %. and rallied to "a bids Peoria fell of l3.,
20 Is: Lake Erie and Western sold down 2, To "a.
and closed ut 254; Manhattan Beach declined to
23b Northern Pacific preferred lent al l-6i.
Transactions, 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Yirginia new 3's, OK.
To-
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MrsEnrEs or MosoUIro TiNE.-They bite
at nioht with great delight, and put most
peopIe in nervous fright. Their bills
thew stick with poisonous prick In chill
drcn,s aesh ard make them sick. On bug
sing wing the insects sing, before inserting
their wicked sting. Victims complain Of
crur, main. and would rather not be bitten
araln. The pain to stop. apply one drop
Of Perry Davis's painrKiller from tho
druggists shop.
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A Relic Of " Mad Anthony" Wayne.

TICIumUns IONIOJ DI5I1aItIhI
There lies In the State-house rotunda a
piece OF tolerably well rotted oak log. about
six feet long, In the centre OF which stands
still more rotten piece Of hickory-elm
tree, more than foot in diameter and
about two fee. high, on which is a card
bearing the inscription: "Flag-staff OF
1893. Erected by General Anthony Wayne,
at Fort Recovery, Ohio, where General ST..
Clair was defeated In 1901" The upright
pole was moctsed into the log, which was
buried in the ground, Ii was found eight
or nine feet under ground while digging a
well on the site OF the old fort, In 1876, and
brought here few days since to be placed
in the relle-room.
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GOosiwOod Races.

By CdDIt 10 tHt TJIspItVH'I
LONDON, August 1.-The race for the
Goodw0od cup at Goodway to-day was
won by Border Minstrel: Carrie Roy Sc
cond, and Dutch oven third. The other
starters were Wallenstein and Girohe.
The race for the racing stakes for three
vear.olds was won by j. X. Keene's Blue
Grass; Ossian second, and Grettan's colt
by yrenebam, dam by Kettledrum out Of
Lifetime, third. The three horses men,
toned were the only starters.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

July 31.-There Is little more interest shown
In western leaf for export. with some small lots
taken at steady prices. seedcaf Is taken mode
rat ly wei at very regular prices. Virginia Il af
trade. and some rather full sales noted sales 400
hogsheads Kentucky leaf at 7dl4c.: 100 cases
1851 New England nc 12m l6c.: 200 cases
1850 state on private terms; 100 eases sundres
at Ga lSc 200 bales Havana at Ssc.@sI TO-
Journal Of Commerce.
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Observation-Disclosures Mortgage
fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I

by IVItEIdIH 10 tIIV TI7IEIVI'I
CHICAGO, August "A mortgage for
S16,OO0.O00 was recorded yesterday at
Springfield, III. Cyrus c. Hynes. Of the
Indiana and Union Trust Company, OF
New York, lent money to the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad. The object OF the
mortgage is to enable the company to re-
gain custody OF It's property. which has
been in possession Of the courts under fore
closure proceedings since 1876.
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Hotel Burned I'm Georgia.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I


MACON. GA, August 2.-The Mitchell
House, a well-knOwn hotel at Thomasyille,
was burned to-day. The fire originated in
the kitchen, and burned rapidly. The
house was soon abandoned. The insurance
on the building and furniture is $4,000.
Loss, $4,000. 1t will probably be rebuilt.
S. Lyman, dry goods and groceries. on
the ground floor, lost $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
n. Reese, druggist, also suffered. His
loss is covered by insurance.
j. Forbes. furniture stock, lost $4,000;
insured for $1,000.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-T0yACCO MARKET.

Tie Boone House sold 40 hog>hcads 16 hogs
heads owen county leaf hugs and trash at s23,
sl6.75, SIG, 1913. sl6.50. sl4. $3.50,
Sl2.2J. S12.75. 50 go, S9.l $500. $40, $3.50
$3.50. and $3.50 hOgSheads Henry county COM
mon leaf. lugs, and trash 1t sl0.75, $500. 81.
$3.50 aud $3.50; 10 hogsheads Logan county leaf
aud hugs at 1880. So, s61O. $500, $3.50, 1918,
1896, 500. $500. and So; hogshead Davies
county Tugs at si.55; l hOgshead Grayson county
Tugs ut 81 49, nogshead Hart county lugs at
$3.50; Is hogsheads at -COurier-Jour-
nal.
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Train.

NORFOLK, Va, August A special
train, with German party returning from
Ocean View, at an early hour this morning
ran over Waller Timberlake, a weIl-known
young man Of Norfolk, and instantly
killed him, mangling the body fearfully.
Timberlake had been drinking, and laid
down on the track to sleep
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ALynching I'm Louisiana.

GBy telegraph 10 me DlsIatcn.I
NEW ORLEANS, August 2.-Last night a
crowd assembled at the Jail at Mayersville
and demanded the keys from the sheriff,
who refused to surrender them. They then
broke in the door and took out ID. w. Pres
sell. who was under arrest for outraging a
girl nine years old, and hanged him in the
courthouse yard.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

July 3O.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beef Cdttie.-Yery best. 5t@6c. good. 5@5kc.:
medium 10 good fair quality, 4g43Sc.; common, 3
6p3Ac.; bulls. 3JeMi4c.
C9ps-Wlth Young calves, s25@s3s.
Vedis.-s5@Sl2 per head.
Meep.-34@4sc.
Ldmbs.-4m6c.
Stock E,ces.-s2.5r@ 1926 per head.
Hogs.-7tdSAc., ne,.
About 2S2 head of beef cattle, 3 hogs, and
392 sheep aud lambs were on the market during
the week.
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w s csae Z ssisa Il snnsiiisss kek are held
firmly: there are neeofiatsous - modsfeH vay.
Quotzslons arc: American pr, x9: 4 SSSfSyz$ w
Scotch biz III xa2 SO@323 for GlcuEnnsock; ~
for Col:ncss; S2I.2SGs21.5O for Eeiinton, and
s23@s23.25 for su,nmcricc; American steel
$500 for '.Tr and S27 for q. h.; Wrought scrap
at s23.50@42A from yard.-yournd u Com
msrce.
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Auother Failure i'm Boston.

TBy telegraph to the DlsDatcb.I
Bosroy. August 1.-The Journal says ::
r r.. & i. ID. Phinney. boot and shoe
counter manufacturers, 157 summer street,
suspended payment at 2 o'clock to-day.
liabilities so.lething over 100000. They
are on Shaw & Brothers paper to the
amount OF 100000.