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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The remaining Biddeford election cases
in the York S. j. court are continued TO
the September term. Court will adjourn
this week.
Arrangements have been made for q
through train from New York to Portland
on the occasion Of the reunion of the Army
Of the Potomac.
Conrad Mu'kurn, longshoreman, fell
from the stage Of coal schooner at Poor's
wharf, Wednesday afternoon and received
injuries from which he is not expected to
recover.
Jacob Lerner. a Russian Jew, belonging
in Dexter, has been missing since March
2s. He had about 5000 with him. Every
clue has been followed but no trace Of his
whereabouts found.
The fourmasted schooner Edith L. Allen
was launched at Richmond, Wednesday,
owned BY I. J. Southland & Son. Regis
.ers $3.50 tons. Will be commanded BY
Capt. D. B. Darrah Of Perkins.
The annual meeting Of the New England
Walter Works Co. was held in Portland,
Wednesday afternoon. The treasurer re-
ported the total receipts, S3,476, expendi-
lures, s2,34s, leaving balance of 81 1873
The secretary reports . membership Of
335 and total receipts during last year of
~, 4s6.
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CONDEMNED DHsPArCaHo.
The Pith OF the News Taken From tn
Current Events Of the Day.

Sebastian Kirschbaum, aged 62 years,
was found dead in his room at New York
Wednesday morning with his neck broken.
His wife was arrested on suspicion.
Burglars broke into w. ID. Nortons jew.
elry store at Gloversville, N. r.. Wednes.
day night and stole about $4,000 worth
of jewelry. The safe was blown open.
The New York Times says the bisges.
railroad combination ever attempted, the
amalgsmation of the Missouri Pacific and
Atchison system. 10 being discussed by
prominent railroad men.
The Lynn school committee have re.
ceived the result Of the enumeration Of
the school census. The number Of child
rem Of school age in Lynn this year 10 s45s,
4 net gain over 1889 Of 547.
The Supreme Court of California Tuesday
rendered decision reversing the judgmen,
of the lower court granting a:imony and
counsel fees to Sarah Althea Sharon in the
famous divorce case against VIM. Sharon. (:
1t 10 learned that no lives were lost by
the cyclone ut Chanahan. Tuesday night.
Many buildings were moved from their
foundations and trees and outhouses lev
eled. The lightning and thunder were
terrific and the people were nearly crszed
with fright.
Ex Alderman James Pearson, Of the
Doodle board of 1884. was fatally Injured
Monday night, near New York, by being
run over by the express from jersey City
on the Erie railroad. Last night be got on
the wrong train and seeing his mistake,
attempted to jump on the moving train for
Patterson, when he fell beneath the wheels
with the above result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12
When the Hsliiax Blew Up.

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occurred on this steam boat line years ago In
q file of the Kennebec Journals of ls4s in
tho ;..us NJ NAV oath /. fou,d . ,ono az
count OF tne 'efroie explosion ontne Iues-
day preceding Of the boiler of the new
steamer Halifax on her second trip from
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

NKw YORK, June II
FLOuR-Receipts. 1920 pkgs; exports. S,e4.
bbls; sales, 10 800 Repeat quotations inclnd
Ing City mill extra, - s5a$4 90; patent. - goa
u 90; supernne, o. 25at2 IS; extra No. ?, ~ 2oa
- q; winter wheat low grade, ~ 40af2 w; Min.
nesota extra, o. ooa$i 60; Southern -four dull
rye -four quiet.
wBEAf-Receipts. 5000 exports. s.aI. salet
264 900 lower; No. z spring -; No red, sla
20; No red, a6ap3i elev' 96ss95I fob s6l ip7
dellv'd. No lard. :dlalo5: No northern. .9sis
1901.
RYK-dull
BARLEY-Quiet.
CoRN-Receipts. 265 $50. exports. IA 227. saIea
3i2. 900 flower. steamer, 4jaa4li, So2, iilaiis
store and elevator. +a.a42l afioat.
OArs-Reoeipts. 2Ol. 800: exports. BOSE; sales,
81 900 firm No 3.4 do white s3asi NO .. aia35i
do white. 34Iaa5a. No I, %; do white, 81; Mixed
Western, 3lla36; white do, 3iaiO.
COFFkE-fsir; Rio, fair, 20.
SUGAR-Raw firm; refined firm; demand
fair: crushed sa5I; extra crushed. 5la5s; white
extra crushed, 6la5l cut loaf. 81; grsnnlated, Oh
PErRoLEuN-steady, -,9oi.:
PoRK-quiet,
BEEy-steady.
LARD-dull; western steam, % 1eIa$6 PEI clos
Ing % Is; city steam. % 20 refined dun; oonlinen
% 20a4G 90, s. A. e. 70.
BUTTER quiet. western dairy . 7as; dc
creamery, 6ai7A.
CHkxsx- steady Freiehts to Liverpool steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12
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9upsRioe Baking Powder know thAs
iood saissd with tAis pune cream q
taEta1 powder keeps moiss md swsst
I'd b palaaah1s md Whoaesous.
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peculiar psopeRN. poese11sd b -
chr baking powdes. eepoducihg HgAl
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By TELEGRAPH.


PosrlAxp. June IL. rhe Maine Nedi.
cal Association met at > O'Clock, and The
folio wing cllcers we're elecsed: Prssidene.
DR.. S. B. Hunter. Machias; Firss Vice
President. DR.. b. b. Foster, Portland;
Second Vice President, DIR. y. L. Dixon.
Lesistoa; Coeresponding Secretary. DR..
O. W. Stone, Camden; Board OF Censor,
Drs- d. A. Robinson. Bangor. H H. Smith,
Machias, J. C. Caldwell. Buckfeld. s. p
Warren, Portland. E. T. Andrews, Gray.
Publication committee-Drs. {. ID. Smith,
Portland; r. H. Gerfish, Portland; A. X.
2. Meserve, Portland, b. F. Sturgis, Au-
burn, E. T. Neatly, Bangor. Business
committee-Drs. +. E. Small, Portland !;
W. L. Dana, Portland DIR. r. II. Gerrish
of Portland read . paper 90 "Listerium."
DIR. z. ~ Fuller of Bath read . paper on
"Dilsting and Cufelting In Lacsfations and
diseass Of the Uterus" DIR. s. Laughton
Of Bangor presented an improved form Of
the Rectal feeding tube. DIR. c. E. Web
stef of Portland reported . case of
..Mecratvi Appendicitis" with successful
issue af:eF operation.
DR.. A. X. p. Meserve Of Portland. read
the report of NecroloRiss announcing the
decease Of Dfs. Robert Dixon, Damaris-
sofia; s. B. Cushman, Wiscassef; VIM.
B. Cobb. Standish; John Buzzsll. Port.
land; Nathaniel Shannon, Chxrlestown,
Msss- H. II. Hill, Augusta; A. Il. fancy.
Bangor; C. p. Chandler, Addison.
The evening session was devoted to the
annual Grafton. by DR.. ID. A. Robinson Of
Bangor. on the duty Of physicians With
relation to the prevention Of disease, and
was considered under four heads, Physlo-
logical means, and Educational, Legal and
Moral methods. 1t deprecated indiscrim-
mate and useless athletic exercise. and ad-
vised careful and systematic exercise and
the necessity of acquaintance on the part Of
the medical profession with the best meth
DDS Of applying such exercise, and insisted
upon it as the public duty Of the medical
profession to employ all legitimate methods
of education and legal and moral suAsion
TO secure to the public the best results on
the prevention of disease. The association
adjourned to A. NJ. Tnursdsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

3atlroaos 4 Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect April
9Th, 1870.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~
follows;
GOING WEST-6.2o A. NJ for Lewiston.
Rocklnnd, Portland. Boston and Montreal; $40
A. NJ. for ilallowell and Gardiner; 1905 A. NJ for
lewiston, Pennington, Rockland, Portland and
Boston. 200P. NJ. for Hallowell and Gardiner: a03
7. ". for Brunswick Bath. Lockland, Portland,
and Boston, 3.i2, (cxpress) Portland and boston
$40 Z. NJ. for HaIlowell and Gardner;
u o. l.. NJ; might Putnam for Lewiston, Bath,
Portland and Boston. ~
GOING EAsT-2.i7 A. NJ. tniRht exprcss) for
Skowhcgan, Bangor, Kar HMbor, 81. stephen,
-. John and hroostook COUNTY, p.0s A. N. fer
Watcrvillc. Skowhoran. Bangor. Is. a 4. Il, L.,
Vanceboro; 12.is l.. NJ. Watrrvil,c, Oakland. Mon.
mouth and Winthrop, % T.. NJ. Tor Wateryilie,
Skowhegan, Belfast. Dexter, Dover 4 Foxcroft,
bangor, st. Stephen, st. John and Aroostooh
County. and on Saturdays only Mt 40 +. NJ. for
Natervilie; Sunday paper train for wateryille
and Bangor at a.H A. NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night, sundays included, but not 10 Sknwhcgsn
on Monday mornings, or TO Belfast and Dexter,
run TO and from Isr uartor On and after May
18th.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gar
diner for Augusta at 7.l5 A. NJ, 20 ana tA
7. NJ. Iallowcll nj 7..9 A. NJ. i.35 and 5o2
+. VI.
Through tickets To California and all points
South aud West may he had of H.. H. Walker,
ticket agent, Augusta, the only office selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free OF rE.
pcnse.
PAYSON TUCKER, Vice Pres a Gonr Manager,
Y. h.. BoO1HIf, Gen'l rass. apd Ticket Agt.
Portland. April lst. 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

plaee, andhs - cs.aiEned in nne eafaciay.
The Beard adjssssed to meet again y The
call Of De Pfeddenf. The attendance q
these meetings is NOT 20 large a. il should
be. though some Of The earnest basi7ess
men Of Tie city are slsays seen there- ne
orsanizaioa 10 eertai.S easah,e Of accso-
plishing much god for watervilis, and il
10 hoped that With the coming banquet.
which ~ill be in ffst sppeArancs in public.
% to speak, On earnest campaign for basi-
ness will be inaugursted- There are many
nev enterprises which ought to be essab-
lighsd here, and which with LITTLE vel
directed effort might be secured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

The school census for this city has been
completed, and in the course Of day o.
two Superintendent Crawford will have it
classified so that an abstract can be made
Some Of the figures will be startling, -
they will show that there are not far from
500 scholars in this city, between tie age.
Of 4 and l6 years, who are not attending
any school. The generally prevailing idea
among thinking people who have the best
interests Of the community at heart, seems
to be that the moral and intellectual health
should be considered - we'll - the physi
cal, and that more school-houses and that
more teachers are just now fully as much
needed in Wsterville IS more sewers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

Among the delegates in attendance upon
the Unitarian State Conference, now in
session here, are the following: Bangor
Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Cressey, Mrs. Mailing
Hon. and Mrs. Hannibal Hsmlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Hunt. Mrs. G. NJ. Bright, Miss
HEMINGWAY, Mrs. GriswoI, Mrs. Snow
Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. S.rick-
land; Augusta, Rev and Mrs. r. A. Grit
fin. Hon. and Mrs. p. NJ. Fogler, Mrs. C
A. Quinby, Mrs. Lally. Mrs. Holman. Mrs
H. s. Robinson, Mrs. Emery and friend
Mrs. Pishon. Misses May and Susan Moss
Belfast, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Savage, Mrs
Crawford, Mrs. Faunce, Mrs. Clark, Mrs
Simonton. Mrs. Walker. Misses Colburn.
Mcdonald, Walker. Parsons and Frothing
ham; Ellsworth. Rev. Mr.. Healey
Presque Isle, Rev. 1. +. Porter; Pittsfeld
DR.. and Mrs. Drake; Brunswick, Rev
E. c. Guild; Kennebunk. Rev. and Mrs
C. C. Vinal and 10 others; Saco,
Rev. ard Mrs. Marah; Durham
Mrs. and Miss Harding; Freeport. VIM
Cove, Mrs. Luce Dixtield, Abram Wy man
Mr. Merrill; Winthrop, John Morrill,, Mr.
Gilman; Lewiston, Rev. Mr.. Johnnett
Castine, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Locke, Mrs
Whiting, MES. Hook Portland, Rev. Thos
Hill. d. D., Hon. Mark P. Emery, MI
and Mrs. A. B. Jordan, and 10 others.
From outside the State, the following are
here; Rev. Grindsll Reynolds. Concord,
Mass; Rev. S. C. Beach, Dedhsm, Mass. !;
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Hornbrook, Newton,
Mass. Rev., John P. Forbes, TanntoS,
Mass.
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Prssumpscots. IA; Brunswick. 4.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

Special to the kennebec Journal.
Brunswick. June 1.-THE Presump-
scots and Brunswick base bail teams met
Ca the Bowdoin delta Wednesday afternoon
and an easy victory perched on the banner
of the Presumpscots, by the score of IL to
I. The game was close and exciting for
Eve innings after which the Presumpscots
piled up runs at will. The Presumpscots
batted fiercely Harmon, Bachelor and
Morton leading the list with three hits each.
The battery work of Bachelor and Elkins
was the best feature of the game. Goud
made a fine catch of long high fly from
Webb's bat. Neagle, Coffin and Hubbard
fielded best for the Brunswicks.
BY Innings. 23 5 g 789
Presumpscots, pol OO25 4O-l4
Brunswicks, 0002 l o..
Earned runs, Presumpseots 4. T~o base
hits, J. Bunneil. Three base hits, Neagle.
Double play. Jacques, Spring and Hubbard.
Passed balls. Elkins l, Neagle 2. Wild
pitches, Jsques l. Struck out, +. Burnell
(2). Hubbard ~, Goua, Spring. Bases
on balls, by Stevens 6, by Bachelor 1, by
j. Burrell 2 Left on bases, Presumpscot Dts
II, Brunswicks Time 2 hours. Umpire
Browne and Legion.
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Canton Driving Association Races.
Special to the Kennebec Journal. ]

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, June 1.-THE races
of the Canton Driving Association opened
today with the three minute and two forty
classes. Both races were very exciting.
The weather was fiEe and = large crowd
was in attendance. Summary of races:
Three minute class. Purse 800.
NJ. C. Delano, blk g. Fast Asleep, 5lll
Charles Crosby, br g. II. 2. z, 232 3
VIM Bailey, blk m. fno. Dis.
C. W. Thompson, b e. Henry l., 3 8
F. 4. Croker, 9 m, Kate Irving, I 5 B
f. X. Stevens, b m, Thorn, 423 4
Time-2 4l4; 2 AT; 2.46; 2.431.
240 Clas. Purse 500.
F. f. Croker, br m, Lucky, 2l22
c. B. Head, 9, Lucius A. 43 3 3
NJ. C. Delano. b h, Macbeth, 1911
c. l.. jenkins. br m, Lady p, 3444
Time-2.43; 2,40 l-2; 2 AZ; 2.44 liz.
In the 2 "a ard 2 so classes for Thursday
some fine stepping will come up, close and
races may be expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

The Unitsrians are having . grand meet
ing-one Of the very best ever held by
them in this State. This 10 the closing day
of the Conference. and the programme will
be as follows: 9 A. NJ devotional service
10 A. NJ, business meeting; 1890 A. M,
essay by Rev. Mr.. Hesley. "How to Teach
Unitarianism to Those who do not Believe
nor Understand it," 1890, COLLATION. for
guests; in the afternoon, addresses by dis
visitors. The public are cor
daily invited to all the church services, and
the attendance is large. Rev. Mr.. Seward,
the pastor, 10 receiving many congratula
lions upon the smoothness with which
everything connected with the Conference
is running. He has bestowed much care
upon the arrangement OF all the details.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

Shipping matters seemed to be well
mixed yesterday afternoon. The Della Col
lins on her last trip up from Gardiner man
aged to get sground on the "gravels' just
above Wilder's point, and . stones throw
above vas the three-masted schooner Emma
r. Haskell, loaded with lumber and lying
directly across the channel-stuck fast.
just before dark last night the Collins was
still there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

HAvERHiLL, June ll.-But little change
has taken place in the situation Of affairs at
J. II. Wibchell Co.'S shoe factory. In
ternational men at T. H. Finnsy's shoe
shop were granted permission today BY
Agent Rogers to finish eight cases Of shoes
in the works belonging to Winchell 1 Co.
The Arm had quite . force Of non.union
men at work in the bottoming department
today inishins up shoes left BY strikers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

Among the promising pupiis of Pref.
FAles, of lis city, 10 Miss Edith Williams,
who lives With her parents in Winslow.
She plays that most difficult instrument the
violin. in manner that 10 really wonderful,
considering her age. and 10 making steady
and rapid progress. Misses Hattie Fuller
and Extreme Flood, Of this city, are others
of the professors young pupils in whose
talent and progress be has . UNSTABLE
pride
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

Yesterday morning Mr.. II. W. Tucker OF
this city, received from the Fish Commits
sioner eight Thousand land locked salmon,
which he took to the pond in the town OF
Washington, where he is fitting up sum
mer place at Cottage Cove. He has at this
point tract of fifteen acres, which includ,
q nice beach and beautiful grove
which has been cleared up and
put in excellent shape. A union
camp-meetine is to be held there in August,
and Mr.. Tucker contemplates putting up
some buildings in the meantime, so that he
can furnish accommodations to such as de.
sire. Cottage Cove is very pleasant place,
and can be reached by few miles drive
from the railroad station at Wsldoboro
Mr.. Tucker is a worker, and certainly de.
serves success in the enterprise which now
occupies his attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

Mr.. Chas. J. Burke of Randolph and Miss
Rose Il. Wynne Of Windsor we're united in
marriage at II o'clock Wednesday at the
Catholic church in Whitefeld, Rev. Father
McDunnah conducting the services. Mr..
Burke 10 proprietor of the Evans House ex-
press. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke will reside in
this place and their many friends will ex-
tend congra tulations and best wishes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

The Continental Hook & Ladder Com
psny will hold meetings on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings of each week from now
until the muster at Portland. They will
practice running and drilling and hope to
train down so as to be in fine shape by the
18th Of July and win some of the trophies
offered Is prizes. They had practice run
in Farmiugdsle Tuesday night and made
excellent time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

BANGOR, June II. - Fire tonight de-
stroyed two large buildings at High Head
at the oil station of the Portland Kerosene
Oil Co. Five tanks close by we're in great
danger and blew one man hole plate Of
but we're saved without much damage. In
the buildinvs were about 20 barrels Of oil
and many empty barrels were burned.
About 5000 empty barrels on the wharf
were saved. loss about $4,000 to 5000;
some insurance. The fire was not subdued
for four hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

At the meeting Of the Board Of Trade
Tuesday evening, NJ. C. Foster, Esq. pre-
sided. and Mr.. Durham was chosen Secre-
tary pro tenn. In connection with the pro
posed banquet, P. s. Head, of the com
mittee, reported that the names of sevent,
had been secured, the expense to be 81 30
per plate, and there was no doubt that tn,
number would be brought up to 100 o.
more. as the canvass had not been COM
pleted. Az to the time of the banquet, Mr..
David Gallert thought it should be while
the court is in session here, 30 that the
members of the Kennebec bar might be in
cluded among the guests; this idea mel
with favor, and the banquet will probably
occur one week from Friday. Every effort
will be put forth by the committee to make
the event worthy of the city, and one tia,
shall bring its name and attractions more
conspicuously before the people. Mr.. Ellis
Of the Waterville Mail, explained the
status of the advertising scheme in connec
ton with the proposed Merchants Day here.
expressing the opinion that it would not be
practicable TO carry out the original idea in
the time available, and suggesting that The
advertisers individually adopt such methods
for the day in question as they might think
best. As no further advices had been re-
ceived from railroad authorities in regard
to rates for = merchants day, the matter,
70 far - concerned the time for holding
it, was laid on the table. Mr.. Matthews, of
committee appointed to have an interview
with the Messrs. Bessey, of Albion, to see
if they could be induced to locate their tan
ming business here, reported that he, in
company with Mr.. Nudd, had called upon the
gentlemen. They have business now which
gives employment to fifteen men, and after
they change their location, they expect 70
double their force. At present they seem
to favor Clinton - place in which to es-
tablish themselves. ~ they are offered ex-
empsiou from taxation for ten years, while
the citizens will give them ane lot Of land
for their business. Bat they said that unless
they we're able to get much better rates on
their freight from the Maine Cental author
tiles than had yer been offered. they
should probably locats 1t some point On the
Grand rrusk. Mr.. Mathew made some
very practical Fenasks On the silastieo, sud
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CABLE rLAsHE9.

In an interview Bismarck declared his
intention to continue to serve his country
until the last. lie 10 able now to do %
with freer hand, for being unfettered by
official retraints he could do more to pro
mote peace. He said nobody was more
earnest for peace than Emperor William.
The London Standard protests strongly
against Secretary Blaine's sending cruisers
to Behring sea. 1t says, "If he attempts
to employ force vsopgfully against British
subjects of property, force will be en-
ploped on our side also The gravest con
dition of affair, may arise from his needless
and incorporate action
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VIII Die BY Electricity.

PLArTsBURG, N. Y. June ll.-Judge
Fish yesterday afternoon fixed the time for
the execution by electricity of Joseph
Chapleau for the week beginning July 81.
In all probability he will be the first muir
derer executed BY this method.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-12

The Dunn Edge Tool Co are nsv pre-
pairing to ship the last thousand dozen Of
this years orders on scythes and when COM
pleted, over thirteen thousand Of the above
goods and nearly six thousand dozen axes
will have been sold, nearly all going out of
the State. The shops will be kept running
far into the summer in order to fill the de-