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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
An ANCIENT METHODIST PARCHMENT.
CONTRIBUTION By BISHOP NEWMAN TO THE
ARCHIVES Of THE TROY CONFERENCE.

CONTRIBUTION BIZ BISHOP NEWMAN TO THE
ARCHIVES OF THE TROY CONFERENCE.
Saratoga April II C-pecian-Thc Troy Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church concluded its an
nnal lahols here today. after session OF one week
\ severe cold prevented Bishop Newman from deliv-
cfng his address on sacred ElOqucncc, but he said
that he would give it at Round Lake next summer.
lie presented to toe Conference Historical society
parchment dated Monmouth District. Maine. 1soo.
signed by Bishop William McKcndrc, and authorizing
IIczchal Fields to preach. The relic was placed III
charge Of the Rev Dr. Bostwck liawlcy, custodian
Of Methodist archives. The Rev j. {. SomcrVlIe
transferred to the south Kansas Conference, nav
ing accepted the pastorate of the First Church OF
Atchson. The disciplinary question. "Who are ad
mted to trial. was asked by the bishop and James
: Park. l.. becker |. y. Goodrich, George IA NUM-
John Dunlcli Charles X. Church, Jay W. Somervllle,
Burt NJ Kent Charles s. Robertson and William Ed
wards were admitted The Rev. Dr. j. o. Peck, OF
New York. made an appeal for THE WIS slohary 80
cicty. The Rev. Dr. j. +. e. SAWYER III i''''"c"'
Mass offered resolutions that the corps of army CHAP
lans be not abolished. but. on the contrary De Ell
largcd and provided with better iicihus. III it
ard that Iortlon Of the Troy district WHICH l. III,
Massachusetts, appointed Tor the ZEN. emma n Vi
Now England Mcthodi>m, 1't"n,r =, MI ~.
The conference on learning through Dr. 'uh' 'na'
the United states senate had eliminated mos 81 lno
obnoxious clauses in the sOcalled AhuCh,n''c nI''
rose 10 It's feet and sang the DoAolosn' y ri
received from John JAY. If New lorh, III I'LL"
to National aid for the education OF hegV'S III
The south The conference disposed OF vast Hinouhs
~ rnutiue husncs~. and after the announcement 81
the appointments late this afternoon ad!oulhea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
STABBED FIVE rrars sr DRrykry cosrNroS

Francis Common. Of No. u city II'll Place. ""s
carried into the FIN ~ police station early yes
ferd,y morning bleeding from ave stab ~onnd- in the
breast. shoulder. stomach and wrist. lie had been
cut ln neht with Philip hfccu. SHOEMAKER II
80 44O East Twelfth ST. Josepl Both, John Deorc'i
Joseph Kraimer benjamin Mulhon. Joseph JO'c@cn
ard Frederick schmidt. who I've on the east side II
tie cl', carried Cinnpr 90 the police station They
sad they had been drinking beer n Erecn'- shop on
sunday and the greater part ~ The n.-hi. LciIrc
M. ttD, lcf the shop. biccu aid Conner quafr,lcd
about slu which irccn accused Common - taking from
him. AZ first ave and Elchtl..t the quarrel led Z"
fgt and before the muddlcd companion, Of the
two men could Interfere Common Jas helpless on tho
Sidewalk ara brcen running away
An ambulance was summoned. aud Conner was
carried % Bellevue Hospital. Ihc surgeons thontht
YESTERDAY that he would die from mis- wounds Two
policemen had seen l3rcen hurrying aiong East
Fourteenth -. and had noticed him pu something
under the .fOJp Of the house. ~. l3- Going - tho
,top. thei found a bloody shoemaker knife. Br.rn
hd disappeared when they found the knife. hut Police
nan Me- nn found him az his home and arrested HIM
ine prisoner declared that Dc knew nothing about the
.alline. and the police Cd not tell him ab M finding
knife uf IN no. arrairncd AZ the t>-"N Market
f,lce Court lie identified by the Witnesses 81
n" s'ay and held 10 await the result Of Connors
injures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
forth the advantages Of the chemical department
soon to be published.
TIE ECCK CHEEK BRIDGE ACCIDENT
MANY PERSONS MORE OR LESS INJURED-TH
BAPTISM SERVICE COMPLETED

BAPTISM SERVICE COMPLETED.
Springfield, Ohio. April 21.-Besldcs those fatal
hurt by the falling OF a part Of bridge over Duc
Creek yesterday afternoon. the following persons
more or less seriously injured
william Slough and W fe. bruised Thurzt PIP,
lace badl gashei Andrew Eur 20 so0 Of James Bnrh
finger broken \. v sizcr badly bruised John Cote
shonld and breast b1ils ID Mrs J I'm Gram. ba D.
bruised. Carrie StOies. bac OF head bruised. Mr.
io.5on, scv' rely uiscd Mr.. sal p lc@ broke
halph f. Grim. badly nu ed tho littl" son o :
lhcbaud. slightly bru scd Florence C,vcrlv. 81 gt
BENJAMIN F. Day. lored scalp lid open. AM Other
W Sc seriously Injured Mr.. Ell Ia i1 u"ed /
t'rnally Ieriha Elwcll. nose crushed simon Po''v
eg broken Mary Cox. hip dislocatel. Nr Mcfircg p
bruised abou the he ID Mr.. III Ivan. br is"l Afr
Sizer, severely bruised villa" rrOO's. 81 chtlv
jured Mr.. Payne and wifi. bwi7ot VI. Payn' bci'
severely hurt about the head II l. so' Of Michao
Gallagher, bruised: Miss Matte II ,th. fice brlisef
The scenes when the bridge fell exciting. 4
man named Brooks. when he felt the bridge g'iHg
made Wild leap turned a complete son ersau. and
alichted on his feet in the water. man named
Eoland. had presence Of mind enough t. ju an
landed on small island. One Of the sad incidents
WAS the search Of Mrs Charles Myers. for hey son
rS, Myers mad her ankle br0hcn yet she kept up the
search, although cve-y step gave her cxcruciatin.
fatally injured
, Elder IRE created some surprise by going o. with
the baptism lie paused for while while tho in
Jurcd were being cared away. and then cllml, Pc
Geo 10 n"p'ze every Of his converts.
The bridge had been condemned n yesr ago but
had been repaired slightly There Is great Indignation
among the people over the accident and II 1, Qbable
that many suits for damages will be instituted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
rLEcTRIc SrGAR slgIyDLERs RELEASED

Judge Andrews. the Court q over and Tcru.ncr
Yesterday DISCHARGED. upon their own recognzancc ol"
T.. Trcund Emily Howard and George and Orrn \ Hal
jointly indicted for grand larceny IN the hr-t drre
oi their electric swinilc. The motion
10, thor di-fharre made by William +. Howe and
Dstrl,tAttoucy Fellows eoneent'd - have tn motion
GRANTED. PROT Ffcund the originator II the fraud
dead. and his chief assistant. william T.. Howard f.
serving a year, sentence. to.on" Follows said that
hc considered IT. mad vl-abc tfv the the
present time but be- did not want tn indictments dis
De position I" tax" ad, antag' 81
aus further developments In TIN The prisoners
ah0 were released have been confined In the Iomb> fO
sixteen MONTHS having been unable to procure $500
bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

statement which vas published ''-''o'''
charged the Hoard If Efl,a'on with tad 'aI'h ''
i. estimate of te vsie ~ tse hliif.n- np" 'lp''
hv ~ for Office. 1he c-fimsi" was sad % h'
s-.-.ooo. entirely too hugh This hlldh- "'" De-
sold whom fhe Office 90 'Ne Board are finished '
the 80. mat ha, been pl-rhi-cd uptown. commits
.ioncr Dcyor chairman ~ the Binding committee.
aid that the EDasd had NOT PLACED a ttllii'n 'i
$4,000 on the once htilc.nr. n estimated ii
value Al about sloDuOO. iuf there were Two o'N'r
iundng-. f0v r..d f0r storing ua'.fitl i.iIIi ~
In the schools. ore an Dd school hu.dils lr 'fift
o. and tine o'hc. engine hpu." 30 mulberry
g.. and the total valuation 81 'l" tif"" va, i'M
- 600 - f.lnNNn. Tie ul-'ahc ION 90" 'Ilt' lem
Wa, that Il left ont TIE other fHO budinr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

General Sek-. came ?, rr Sue-r'- oa'cc Yesterday
~ .r~' tine Since HE recent iin.s- II" said TIA
fc greatly improved. aiuol'h Tie at'ar" mad" h'
rouf uf~u hl- foot iai mot been wholly i'i'll'd
Inc ,..n,ia appointed Yffr Gardner = rs t'pn't
.hsr.Y ys-tsfdls sir. Fit is q Young lawyer Of tnif
rs and re .on - Of tbe General, star dl.lng TO-
nlg Moor J.. " g. ify. vino received hi death wound
FL. fh. haiti. 4 Cl,nr,lofs.i NJ lN wa born in
ais ly twrni,-e.n ,.lss ago. aud graduated from
,ic columbia COLLEGE Law school IL is member o.
Tie lae firm - Jo .n-on ir, 40. III Hoafu as. and
q. The author % "Iry- Questions and Answer. on MUM
crai Law" lie j. a Democrat but belongs 10 none Of
LA. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
PEOPLE 90 To SEE Az IDOL.

The idol Of Iatuome. the Maori, which was seized
and taken t. the Customs House saturday. has
attracted considerable attention. 1t has been photo
craphcd AID Ia peced by numbers Of curious people.
The idol is supposed to be go wears old. and is
valncd at 200. Tie consgnccs have applied b the
Secretary Of the Treasury release the idol, the
plea that 1t is work Of art They obtain ii
by paying fine equal b. the duty. IL wa, seized
because ii Imported through the mails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
EARLY DISTRIBUTION or Foreign NAILS.

Postmaster Van Cott Las ju,i Issued ne" "rirr.
which will make ar improvement IN ii' "'''''"
delivering malls which arrive on steamers "'"''
.,..,h ,,Is mar, on sunday night such malls hlv
,re,u.ntly not been delivered promptly on MONDAY
morning because the number u men on o'N -"
sunday niclt In the foreign mall department Il '"n''
MIR Van colt ha- made arr"n-r"'h'H ~ ,'l'
II heavy foreign maj, arrive on ~uhl. ma tn',.
-,.n vill hc sent To- some 81 the t'trhH anu .n'l
sin be- dncctcd to report imm".ai'i 'i u", , ,'
,hc mail, may be distributed loi the h''' "'''''
on NJ. LdnA moaning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
CHARLES ?. KLUNDER mex rRos ErRorE

Chir!c' +. KlundcT. the well known florist. retained
from Europe Yesterday Oh IN" Aa.la. lie could not
lc seen by those who sought him. hr. klunder *
abilities as Moral decorator such. mat there
seems u ~ little doubt among the faehOnahl' rel
dents of this CITY. that he Will regain his old place
If he chooses e. exert himself in that direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
RICK coA1 WIVES LlKrLr 70 srRIKE.

Brazil lnd April II l~p"enl.-The braNl Block
ol corlp1ry thr largest Aru ~ operator 1 Indiana.
Ina. no.fed notice, n an il. bloc, mines II cent
ro,i,c,n,i from May 10 Nos .mber /. The present
r,,c Is - cents. The miners. acting WITH tle VA
,innL Miner rn.oa. have demanded % cents. y
,ri'c is expect Il. Tho National mon hi> ordered
,h,, il shall take place the second week in May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

The Controller opened bids YESTERDAY for SHii
~ a. per cent consolidated stock ~ Ncv 1o."'
known school house bond. PAYABLE November J.
1907. Their were nine bids. arsrecAfInc r--',l'' -
a. rates VARYING from 100 10 lOJii0. The bonds
awarded % the highest bidders Daniel v Moran
Co.,. in ~ 'ck, II from 10000 20 100000 AZ
1Oe 1876 20 lO3.l1G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

arden making well advanced The only rep0r!
pom the condition OF hops which has been rccclvcI
that In OtsegO County the roots have wintereo
we'll.
Fruit buds are coming forward rapidly, and straw.
berries have been greatly benefited by the dry weather.
.iaple sugar making i nO~ practically finished; ana
Is generally stated that the yield OF Is better
han had been expected.
Potato bugs have appeared in steuben County, and
OswcgO County the tent caterpillar Is reported 70
he Matching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

OF MS physicians but it proved. Dr. Ransoid has
not been so well this winter usual and he took rest
Of 80 eTa weeks some time ago. On his return TO the
city he began again with his oldtme vigor, but his
strength dd not him doing and he Is Obliged
70 leave his work ia the hands OF his capable assistant
Dr. Henry Wilson reporter was informed yesterday
that Dr. Kain,ford had recently broken blood vessel
D. fansioid % speak yesterday at the dinner OF
the alumni Of the Union Seminary Oh the "Eyangcisc
ihase Of the Church Life To-day but he was prevented
by the Doctors oter, and Dr.. schaufer took his place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
. CLEAR. DRY WEEK ~ ycw YORK STATE


From Professor Fucric,'s Bulletin
rhe clear. dry weather of tie week ending April
10, has Ind a very beneficial eject upon NeS titlon
H. n.',,mt Tho stale ire -rou has dried with
,,"r ,i. rlpilitv ~ tiIt pl. uslns Is now possible
I" nearly ali section, # the ~ti' AND IN many Of
~ H. ",.na,,r and southern countic, oat seeding and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

gers. He said that Of the 400 the Puritan large
number had awaited themselves Of the companys oher OF
free trip by rail their destinations. MI Lo'e sue
ceeded in making satisfactory Arrangements with the ITO
passengers been provided for lie met ."''s
committee Sunday and agreed to pay the motel
bills Of the and gave them passage on to ri
dence, which sailed Sunday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

DR. RAIySFORD OBLIGED To Fest AGAIN.
Few persons who listened b Dr.. Ransford Of 81.
,corccs Church. Sunday would have Thought that lac
would De- compelled to leave yesterday by the advice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01
M AINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Walter Griffin, the Portland artist
ho has been successful in Paris, is meet
x with a demand for his pictures in New
Ork.
The annual meeting and dinner Of the
'ork County Bar Association will take
lace at the Bddeford House, Tuesday
veuing, Jan. It'll.
The faculty of the College of LIBERIA
irs, Boston University, has appointed
lillian NJ. Crawford of Camden as one
the Commencement speakers.
William T. Eustis of Dixield, wa,
fed in marriage to Miss Elizabeth c.
well. Monday morning by Rev. G. b
nnaford. Mr.. Eustis is the well known
I'd party politician.
lr. John Jewett of Portland, one of the
| ine Central conductors, has given the
ta Baptist church of Gardiner an elegant
ser communion service as a gift in men,
OFF bis mother, Mrs Mary A. Jewett.
,e engagement of Miss Louise Jewet
arJohn Mitchell, the youngest banA
prient in Chicago, is announced. Mis-
Jett has many relatives and friends il
b., as has also Mr. Mitchell, and thes'
sch arty congratulations.
VI w A. Rogers of Colby Universit.
is Washington for the purpose of attend
ingneeting Of the International Burea'
OF lights and Measures. He takes witt
himaslf yard and a half metre which h
has en- standsrdi1ing for the BIRTHS
b isrf lrs':e They will be compare
with Washington standard before it i
forwsd to England.
BE Thompson of Kennebunkport wa
% ye Old Sunday. Saturday he wa
met be of his neghbors, walking HON
from woods with a big bundle of WOO
upon hack. His load was heavy enOug
TO ouc the back of most any man i
town. Thompson has splendid yok
of oxei his barb and when asked VIII
he had used them to haul the wood, h
replied the road through the wood
was oaGd he was afraid of injuring tn
cattle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01

Al. Gerald Of Fairfield was in tAcity
TUESDAY
Detective !. 5. Heald Of Portland IN
the city.
Jo.epb Briggs Of Baileyviile' was the
city, TUESDAY
H. s. Bl.isdell. the clothier, is at sI~-
hegan, for few days
Mr.. G. Lawrence Of South Gardinerss
/, town. Tuesday, on Business.
Jp Merrill and SW. Phllbriek of Sit
heaas. we're in the city, Tuesday
D,.F. c. Thayer and g. A. Phlbricf
Wst.rvills, were in town, Tuesday.
Nj. Frances Laphsm Of Augusta .
Waiting Miss Marie Theme Of Togns.
G. II. Fairfield, for many years ca
po.itor on the Boston Journal, and fornA
ly Of this city is visiting friends here.
Can't w. II. Creed. Of the steamer r.
ueer which plies between kocslsnd v
yinalhayen. va. in the city TUESDAY,
his ray home from Bangor
Me.sr.. Stanley Patten Ed. White, La
Cooper. Charlie. Perry and Nelson Crane
,.nded the dance at Wilson Hall, Hall
we'll. Monday evening They all agree
stating that il va. one Of the pieasante
of III, social events of the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01
Owe THE STATE.

The exports ,m Portland last week
were valued at o 066 O5 and included
',9t? oarreis OF Dles.
Washington Ire. F.S A. NJ. at Lu-
bee, gave away Christmas day sixty We
turkeys TO ~orsnhd deserving families.
The schooner en- Parkins built at
Bangor IN loof measuring 1913 tons,
has been sold Tor John, N. B., account,
at private terms.
jas l. oauhdefF Penobscot has put
his machinery ihositon and is saving
out material for bis am mill which il in
process OF erectiohIe will invest $l0,-
600, which by VOTE the town /, EXEMPT
from taxation for 4 n If fen Years.
LAUNDERING on the rrsgangu, in Wash
ington county will b,ctiye this winter.
The prospective cut 5cured at II 800.
600, which includes "a 600 neeled hem.
lock already on the Oh The total force
Will De zto men, io' hes and so oxen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01
STATE aouB MATTERS.

Hon. Henry B. CIves Of Portland vas
= de susie House. r'sday, on business.
Governor BurIsish pointed L H. Park
yeszie . = special Unstable for Penob-
rot county. Tuesday, answer to a petit
San from that place reeved q short time
sisce.
The fees st the Insurcs Commission
~, Office have amounted tmore this year
than ever before. figuring s,742. In the
I've previou. year. the reeds we're 1858,
~ $50: 1881. 1855; lssss4 90; 1883,
q $40; 1884, 81 4s4.
Sheriff Farnham Of Penobrs courty
ssked for further sssis,anee frot pc Gov
ernor and Council In apprenticeship Hail.
The Monsoon murderer. Deteetivts True
sI.o ssked tina, two or three hundf copies
~ a.lrs picture. be publishedo rtiii
farther aid in his detection
The following corporation ~a'gisa at
he Secretary of States Office fsdss
American Mica Fire Proof Roohs Coa-
many, Of Ber~ick, Maine. CapitAs'oek,
AGO 900, paid In, $500; par vsiushares.
AI0o Pres. dent, Oren s. Knapp, pmer
vile. Mass. Treasurer, Dudley P-tiley,
Everett, Mass. Business to be prosafed,
manufacturing and selling mica arproof
roofing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01

The jury of the December term remem-
bered Peter the man of all work at the
Court House. with 4 neat little sum of
money for anew Years present. This was
presented to Peter by Foreman Edwin
Caldwell in neat little speech yesterday
afternoon. Peter was advised of the old
maxim ths. penny saved is a penny earn
ed and that the proper thing for him to do
was to put the money a, interest in the bank.
And further more that this should become a
precedent for future jgrymen to follow.
In this way faithful Peter might become in
time the fortunate possessor of a handsome
bank account.
Peter couldn't express his eratefulness
IN words but his face plainly showed that
be could already see himself a man of
wealth at no distant dsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01
dame Shipbuilding.

Capt M Beau has built twenty eight
vessels Fling from 300 to 1900 tons each
SINCE he been 10 Camden-about tlfte en-
years-nTcluding the two now on the
stocks.
During psst wear twenty SIX schoon-
ers' four sps, and one each of steamer,
bark and be have been built at the Bath
yards. Tbotal tonnage Represented is
26, 029.3
Work blinking on Wasbburn Bros.
schooner iomaston is progressing rap
IDLY. Ihetne of the after house is being
put up, anee galley and forecastle will
be just TOT Of the after house.
Capt. E. Bramhall of Camien, has
just compile model ard is at work on
thu plans of 81 foot passenger steamer
for "estern r'ies. He is also getting
together mat for the con struction of 4
4S-ioot steamcht
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01

We presen. below . brief review OF sne
live stock transactions q the "a1s"n
nj Brighton. Mass. esstie yards, for the
wear iu,, closed, which will have special
interest tn all our readers Interested In the
live stock market The total number re-
esiysa we're. Cattle, eT.342; sheep,
$40 40; ve.ls, 80 SIS; fat hogs, /. 1885,
sI4; store pigs, s.i7s- For comparison We
rive the amount for 1858 Cattle, l24. AIS !;
sheep. 5ss. $50; veals, $685. fat hogs.
l, o3s. 1927; pigs. 7.isl-
Where the ca,tle are from duri1g 1883 :
Maine, s,zs2; n. H., 5.04l; Vt, 5,s67 /;
Mass, ,eo3; X. I. & Conn. 81; Northern
NY, LII; Western states. i4o,5Gi !;
Canada, IO4; total 1871 .352.
Where the sheep and lambs are from ;
Maine, 1885,; n. H., 2l,s72; Vt, S.
SIC: Mass, s SOB; N. Y. 9.ie3; West.
1856, 1872; Canada. 52.727; total, $40, AGO.
The following is a carefully prepared
detail Of the ways Of transportation, where
BY the above stock reach Brighton and
Waiertoxn stock yards, as taken from our
weekly stock market reports
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01

Totals, l57 ,342 o4O,4oD
The increase Of cattle At market during
the past year was 1926 over 1888. The
increase is due to large arrivals from the
West for the export trade, but from New
England there has been decrease of 1894
head.
Wide range in prices on Western Cattle
ga "a C l.. W. On Northern and Easte m
4a7t ID. w. Latest quotations on the lat
ter 4 61c ID. W.
But slight changes in the market for
sheep and lambs. Glutted markets were
not knosn. The Increased arrivals were
$40 head, as compared with 1888. Veal
calves have increased 1891 and generally
a healthy trade. Fat hogs plumber l05.-
49, head more than the previous year.
Western live have declined &c. per Id.
The arrival of horses, from all sources,
for the year, were 20 ,426, against 30 ,93s
head in 1888. Street car horses in less de-
mand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01

Thomas Albert Turner was taken from
Kennebec Jail to the State Prison yesterday
to serve ten years for the crime of rape also
Thomas sullivan went to Thomsston to
serve fifteen months for breaking and en-
tering and larceny. This makes eight that
have been sent to prison from kennebec
county within the last year. During the
month of December, 1859, there hay. been
Is prisoners confined in our Jail, while
for the month of December, 1855, under
Sheriff MeFadden. there were III com
mltted. as shown by tho record. There
has been less number committed during
the month of December, 1889, than in
any previous December for the last thir-
teen years. Last night, the last night of
1889, IS prisoners slept in the jail. One
year ago loo prisoners were turned over by
Sheriff MeFsdden 10 Sheriff Stevens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01

For the past twenty years the CJny House,
under the management of the Cory Bros.
has been known far and wide AS a first
class hotel. This morning with the open
ing of the year, the house is opened by j.
7 Randall and G. W. Leighton If Bangor.
who have leased il for term o. five years
and have also purchased the furniture.
Mr. Randall has for some time been
head clerk at the Penobscot Exchange. Ban
gor. ard is well known by ali travelling
men. Mr. Leighton has been Engaged in
the provision business for severa. years in
the same city and has wide circle of &C
quaintance. Under their management
there il no doubt but what the former repu-
tation of the house will be susta ned. The
Mes-rs Cony will now give their undivided
attention TO their large outside business
which more than sufficient to 'cup> all
happy and prosperous New Year
Messr, W A. and A. X. Yates of Vas
silboro and Waterville, well known to our
people as the sons of Mr. A. Yates OF
Round Pond, Me. and as the agents on the
west coast Of Africa for N. b. Mansfield
have purchased from the admiuistr stors of
the estate the assets. exceeding $500 900
and good will Of the business conduc ted by
the late n b Mansfield in the gold coast
colony, West Africa. with factories at Ell
mua, Cape Coast, Salt Pond, Appsm
Winuebsh and Accrs, where one of the
brothers reside alternately. They have
associated with them Mr.. S. ID. Shattuck
Mr.. Nsn.ield's manager, and Mr.. Geo. A
Drysiale of London, Eng, and under thu
style of Yates Brothers, Shattuck & Co
will, in addition TO their African business
and in conjunction with their many Erglisl
correspondents, conduct general commits
sion business as well. They have tskel
offices at the new Fiske building, No. s:
State street, Boston. where they may b.
found.