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Charles Trudo had been Republican challenger III
the Twelfth Ward OF Troy AT the last election. ne
had seen about fifteen or twenty men IN gangs Wio
had voted twice or three times. lie HAD reason 10
believe that the TcpcatcrS were under the charge or
two faro dealers not residents of the ward whom nc
had seen about the polls. lie had challenged all the
repcacrs and had been threatened by the crowd Of
DtmocratS The fraudulent voters had not been per
mttcd 10 be questioned and only one otth had been
administered. No arrests had been made, though ono
az mo Republican Inspectors had ordered the police
men 10 make arrests several times.
We take the above paragraph from the report
of the testimony taken by the Senate committee
in the contested election ease in the XNlth Dis
trict As we have already pointed out, the man
who is chiefly responsible for the disgraceful. law
oefyIng state of things here disclosed is Edward
Murphy, ir. lie is chairman of the Democratic
committee. If his fellow members of the com
mittec have proper regard for public dcccncy
they will dcposc him from his place at the first
opportunity Or will they pretend that this
shrcwd and experienced political boss was ig-
norant of what was being done under his own
nose on last election day?
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Some fourscore men, women and children
were put in peril of their lives by fire in
Ludlow-st tenement-house yesterday morning.
The danger and the panic were increased by
great delay in summoning the fremen. " Po-
licemen tried three signal-boxes in the neigh
borhoOd and foundthat they did not work, the
wires having been damaged by the storm on
Thursday" That is timsy excuse. The
storm on Thursday was not severe, and it
ceased soon after noon. Our frealarm appa-
ratus ought to be looked after more diligently.
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Just Indignation. Hello, what's your hurr
Eraggs-l am going down 70 Kill an editor. -
A communication in signed HOne>tas." and
blamed fool added an extra - 10 r.-tTcrre llal
Express.
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any head and nose ve'e constantly stop.
ped ,ip, FirSt ono rO.tr!l would be clOggc,l and
then the other. often could scarcely breathe
through ny nosc at all. There wcfe ringing and
r0arirs noiEes In my cars, Ny eyes were weak
| and whtery. &y throat IVES The wort. There
was n conslsnt dropping CT musuS Into Il, and
! was continually h9wsin and raising srgc o nan.
| titles OF phlerm. This cau'ed my lhroSt to 10
come raw aud ipilGmed. Indeed at times Il IVES
SO liberated that l could not eat solid food, aud
| 1t was only with great difficulty th.t | could
| partakc OF liquid nourlshmcnt
"l could not sleep at night The mrcus would
gather In my ihroat,t and CAUSE u ImothcrIng
| sensation. would have 10 st up IN bed auG
hawk and tpi, TO obtain rtllei NJ appetite
failed. v hal little | did succeed In eating caused
! a feeling Of distress at my stomach. tried
all manner OF remedies aud different ph,s!cla.s,
| but obtained no relief.
"Instcad grew weaker every day, was OBLIGED
| TO leave my work. | often thoucht seriously OF
| ending my existence, so great was MT suffering.
~ finally heard Of the wonderful success
| Dfs. Copeland & Bell were having with case.
similar to mine, so called to SEQ Them. they
did not promise 10 perform any wonders, but
| felt confidence Ia them, and began treatment
That my I'm: ress!ou WAS riShi. the rtspIf amply
proved. lg,eS better from the flat Ny head
aud no.e became clear. The dropping In my
throst stopped. ] can cat without inn nle, ind
relish my food. Every symptom mas lcfG ne.
AN to day n stout and hearty m4n. owa this
change to DIS, copclsnd K Fell. and sbnll be
pleased 10 verify this statement ct any time"
Nr. Hays Is al oil operator, eau he seen or a6.
dressed at Cl,ysyllie, Pa., and this Interview
readily verified.
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could not be made wholesome but in a
deceptive appearance, II filtered forever

could not be made wholesome but In q
deceptive appearance, II filtered forever
through clear sand extending through
out infinite space. Ignorance Of this ea.
sential makes people cling to. filter sy.s.
TENS that resemble Natures Alightly In
out door laigesess, but from that very
TACT cannot copy her in the ono thing
ncediul-cheniCal dissolution Of the or.
ganic and other solutions In water, that
otherwise no filter can touch. There
arc many people yet TO be taught that
the chemical action oil the salts OF the
soil Ia essential to the sanitation OF any
surface or rnin water by means OF Ultra
ton, no matter how you apply 1t. With
sucli q Job as that before mel must be
parioned for repeating the truth come.
what to weariness. Your gallery filter or
what not, at the best estate OF It's EARL.
eat days, Ia but a Whitewater Of
foul water, importGnt to the main work
OF sanitation, for want OF the simple In.
fusion OF aluminous ealts that Is 30 eaBi'
ly injected into n main OF water on its
way to Hyatt filter; and that, In prac'
tice and philosophy both, 10 found to de-
,aCh and mass for extlltratiou, 10 prac.
tical suili iency, the injurious contents
Of any water. This artificial nature sys
ten then goes on to follow nature by
another road in keeping itself constantly
clean aud applying pressure Of aero
ton. And II goes on year In and yea
out, always now, in monotony Of con
dition and results, never before attain
ed, to the very limit OF experience. And
He never costs hall the expense, for con
struction or maintenance, OF my bed Of
gallery filter. X.
IIhrrifH1 Hrb9Icr %
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NH0 DOUBTS us now ;.
Let The Cynical Read and Consider The
PLATA Facts Given.
No Forcign'Evldencc but Local Proof
That Can be Readily Verified.
Mr.. Mays Interviewed.


"Truth Is stranger than felton," 60
runs the old saying. No more faithful
illustration Of the proverb could be de-
sired than the experience related 10 the
writer by Mr.. John W. Mays, a well
known resident OF ClaySyille, Pa, brief
outline OF which Is given ID The follow.
Ing sketch. Mr.. Mays said: "
"AIine Is a terrible experience Tor
years. never knew what Ii was 20
have a well day. This may seem strange
but 1t Is II fact, ucyerlheless!n
"How did it commence?"
"Well, really can't cay exactly butNit
seemed to come on me gradually. a,
firstonly II s'asaflight cold. This got bet
ter for a time. Then cold followed cold
and ] began to realizI thu. It bad deyel
opcd into regular chronic catarrhal
trouble.
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II used to be the proud boast OF West
Virginia Democrats that they were
Randall Democrats. designation
which Is well understood 10 mean DEM
ocrats in favor Of protecting American
industry BY tariff duties. Some OF the
Democrats who used 10 hurrah for Ran.
dali sat OIL tho stage Of the Grand Opera
House last week Gud heard Governor
Hill dcnounce Protection as robbery
and themselves as robbers. IN 1888 Mr..
Randall took occasion to give his views
on the Mills bill and the Free Trade
message Of President Cleveland. Whe,h.
or President Ceveland's message did or
did not mean Free Trade let Senator
Vest, OF Missouri, say:
The President, In his message. for which
honor bin, has DECLARED war Of cXtcrminRtiou
upon the Protected lnduStilrE. The war is TO
the death.
Mr.. Randall, closing clear argument
OIL the theory OF protection, in which he
successfully c0mbatted the Free Trade
doctrine that "thc tariff is a tax" on the
consumer, said:
From llltse YInCIpleS Il follows that all who
participate III all Industrial system parlakeS OF Its
| bcnelIts. whether they are employed In one In
duSiry or another mot the manufacturer alone,
but the ifSeseF; 81 shart, ali wh8 produce and
exchange products, ere alike benefited lndct
this system, aud that "a the SyStem wnll 10
continue by II proper adjustment Of tNrIIr duties.
| Only those who have liked incomes or are In
office fer life with fixed Salaries would he ben,
etttcl by tho overthrow Of this system aud the
establishment Of free rhdc. nut this Is the
last clas that has right 10 complain.
Mr.. Randall had spent q life time in
tho study Of cconotric questions. He
was no mere politician, angling ior votes
aud willing 10 usO any kind OF bait.
Who is The more likely to be right, Da.
yid u. Hill or Samuel ]. Randall?
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
no. be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Propp., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known T.
]. Cheney for The last Is years, and be:
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
able to carry cut any obligations made
by their firm.
West 4 lfuax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Whole.
1ale lDIrgpiats, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls CGtlrrh Cure ia taken internal.
ly, ac;ipg directly upon the blood and
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
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AM SO, according to that good Demo.
cratic authority the New World, 1t seems
that Governor Hill varies in degree his
Free Trade speeches, giving stronger
losn to the farmer than to the man who
earns his bread in mill or factory. JudE.
Ing from tho dose he administered here
he must give his farmer audiences very
drastic medicine.
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IL the campaign Of 1855 Henry George,
the noted champion Of Free Trade, raised
his eloquent voice for "Grover Cleve.
land, Free Trade and no custom hougcs."
Dir. George knew his man and his party.
l. is the same party to-day, only grown
holder in West Virginia. West Virgi.
mans who want what Henry George
wants should be sure to vote the Demo.
cratic ticket.
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REsToREp HIS WIrE's HEALrH-My
wife surered for years from debility and
general breaking down Of health, the re.
suit of diseases peculiar 10 women. A
few bottles OF Swiit's Specific Is. S. ST.
restored her TO perfect health. 1t built
her up, increased her appetite and
weight, and she is now the picture Of
health. Tho speedy recovery of my
wife from her long illness caused-aff
my family aud several Of my ncighboTs
to take S. s. S. AS tcnic We are ali
delighted with it.
GEORGE FLAMMgG, Coyinptop, o.
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on tbemselyes,he burden oithe city gov.

on themselves the burden oithe city gov.
ernment; It Is no. ruled by these who
seem as willing that others shall save
them tho trouble Of attending to their
public business.
Prohibitionis.s Of tho Third party crl
In their effort 10 bring about all sorts o.
reform by proclamation, defamation
and denunciation; and into this com
mon error Of bls party Dr.. Gushing falls
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WHY is the Etgi.er afraid to give
G1ady's speech rs he spoke it? Grady
is a Democrat. lie stands high in the
connsels Of Tammany. Hill gave him Il
personal endorsement. Lis views must
bo orthodox from tue Democratic point
of view. Suppose they are not-isn't it
mir to print what he said? II what he
Raid hurts, that ID the fortune OF war. 1t
does hurt like pouring Yitriol into afresh
wound.
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|}hctitag, October %,

wiIArHE sAIn. ISIiAT TIE REGISTER
There Is Rbsolulclyno SAYS III SAID.
protection for lauOrl Ihaye tried to find out
and there should bcwhGt protection there Is
none. ITS beat prOtcC for labor ii this cOun.
tton IL FREE IRAnEtfy; and have diScpv
IN TIE Open MAls.CrCd not only that there
KETS THE TOALpiI Us absolutely pope, bui
- h1mu, r. Grady( LfHI that the only market II
OeTdt) al the GrlRd 0p,r0 eau have IL The market
Ncuse, saturday ai9tL opcn for tho bidders Of
al the wotld.-RfgNter's
npOrt Of hiS sptcch.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

6,xlii loot, Worth Front s..cc., west sde~si $50
eoxli3 feet, North Front strCct, weit side. 100
Soxi2o feet. South York street, west Side. GOO
6oxlco feet, South Elm street, west sldc... 900
soxlOo feet. South Elm ,,rest, wcHt sidc... $50
aoxloo feet, south Fcnp street, cast side. 900
2sxlla feet. North waba,h St., east sidc.. sIb
scxlto feet, South Huron street, cast slLe. $50
tt42xG, feet, cor. Huron & Now Jersey IT'S. Geo
S0xl2o feet, Fourteenth street, north side. 2,iO}
soxi9o feet, Fourteenth street, north side. $50
6x3t0 feet, Caldwell's Run................... TOO
5o1loo feet, Wilson street, sixth ward.," {. 100
looxlOo feet, accolloch street. Eighth ward l,G00
1iOx2,0 feet, National road 400
looxS5o feet, Pleasant 800
Lo.sand Improved property in Martins Fcrry,o.
20 acres near Elm ...i3o 900
ia acres two miles west of Bridgeport, o.. $500
Al acres near Iotaln l2O
6i acres adj Dining St. Clairsrillc, o..... $50
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Hon. q. W. AtAinson's Appointments.
Winfield. Oct. %. 2p.m.
buffalo. Oct. -. I:30 p. III.
lIamlin, Oct. %, lp. IN.
tcfCGO, Oet. 20, $50 p. IN.
lsavcnswood, Oct. 81. p, III.
prunsboto, Nov. |. p. in.
HntElSyll!G, Nov. !, ~. III.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. e5c. per box, 5 boxes for ST..
For sGlo BY Logan Drug Company. ptw
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In his joint discussion with Senator
Faulkner at Sutton last Friday, Captain
Dovener brought out the fact that the
junior Senator, who has been stamping
the State ctiticising the Mckinley bill,
had not copy Of the measure in his
possession. He proved by an official
copy Of the bill, which ho exhibited to
the audience, that the Senator's speech,
which has been extensively circulated
by the democratic Committee, contain
ed many Misrepresentation OF pro-
vicious Of the new law.
Senator Faulkner is not the only Dem
ocralic orator who has been caught on
the hustings without a copy Of the Nc.
: kinley tariff act, which they arc telling
the people is 4 vicious affair. Some Of
their speeches, like the editorials in the
Wheeling organ, indicate that whatever
knowledge they have oil the tariff bill is
gained from the Garb!cd extracts in the
Democratic Campaign Book. prepared
by the National Committee.
Republicans have tho nc. in full, as it
passed Congress, printed by the Govern
ment, and are willing to show it. What
Is more, the Republican National Com
mittee is circulating thousands Of these
Official copies among the people. The
Democratic Committee dare not place
tho Mckinley bill the hands Of the
people, TINT they may SCI for themselves
whether or not it is n vicious measure.
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Election, Tuesday. November I,

ONE week from to-day comes the
clash OF arms. Thoas who believe in
Protection should fight under that
banner.
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RlNEHART&TATUM.
~ 1914 sartst street,
EnoEs Sale +.

Residence ono milo west OF bridgeport. Ohio.
Fight rooGs, stable. Ground Gi0 OF an acre
Price $500.
Is acres Of land a. Short Greek at SIS per acre.
No. 90 Ohio street, s., 100.
No. f:3 South Penn street, 5000.
Lots on South pcnn sttCet.
Z Lols on South Front street. t9
Lots on North Front street.
No. 1877 Fourteenth street, sl.CC0.
No. GS Sixteenth street, SkGQQ.
No. POI Chsplire Street
No. 1881 Chapline Street. s. 100.
No. 22is MIN street, si,O0n.
Lot No. . Water street, 5000.
No. 1865 ChRpline street. si,s0}.
Bccs OF ten houses Annual rent 5f,fCo. rrlcc
sl2,00q. nv = :
No. 1925 acColioch street. $3.50.
No. l2eo McCoiloch btresi, s2,3on.
No. 1l2and III EcG"nteeuth street, 5000.
No. 100 Twelfth streei, $500. 5IS.s
Lots on Weizcl street, $50.
Lots on Warren street $500. ,E f
No. 10 Eofr street, s. tCO, ~ .s28tyfsss
Nos. q and G. Tweuiy.tlIird street, $40. 3
No. 2li4 Kof street, $3.50.
No. Gli0 fotf st.est, 50, go. sLt-s
r No. SGl2 chaplinc affect. Sl,Io0.
No. 1881 Woods street, s! 500.
No. 1898 Woods street, Sl.aGO,
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
l -Four in.s on MeCol!oea street. JANIS Car.
EiShtecu scteS hillside pasturc land, EIGHT,
ward. = - - "'tte ''-
No. ?6c6 Main e.rcet, $500.
No. $50 Main street. Ground q full lot, e, zoo.
For RENT. a,Ss,-
;, H., 49, q. i, -. -. FER nowrlr.
No. Rose mud Row, north bank creek,
cast OF Alley 90
&. JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, o. S. Claim Attorney, IGl.
Market street. have long experience. Ia
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hon. w. T. HubbaIl's Appointments.
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. 81.
Elm Grove, Tuesday, Oct y. $50 y. N.
West Liberty. Nov !, ppm.
New Cumberland, Nov. 3, 100 y. N.
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{ How. DR.. CunhinE ON tho City Govcrume Ont,
Rev. DR.. Gushing, OF the Fourth Street
NJ. i. Church, in his peculiar sermon
on "Some Things needed in Wheeling"
took occasion to give his opinion OF the
newspapers OF Wheeling in their rela.
ton 10 good city government. Referring
to the possible election to the mayoralty
Of man pledged to do justice accord.
ing to law" no said: 81 do not know
whether either OF the morning papers
in Wheeling would support such can
didate. do not know that either OF
{ them could advocate 4 man pledged 10
Z do his duty and enforce the laws" DR..
Gushing gave as his reason iornot know.
ing, that the newspapers cannot do
that which the people do not want them
10 Do"
In this light there is no need to in.
Quiro whether there is more courage in
the pu'pit than in the editorial chair;
Tor DIR. Cushing indictment il OF the
people OF Wheeling, not OF tho newspa.
pera. 1t becomes pertinent, therefore,
to ask DR.. Gushing what he proposes
shall DO done abou. it? II the people
are SO opposed to good city government
that the newspapers dare not advocate
good city government, how is good
I city government TO be had?
With duo respect to DR.. Gushing, the
lSrrLLloEScEE would have no confidence
inthe success partisan movement
bottomcd on the idea that "thc city OF
Wheeling is now ruled by beer and Ro-
manismi" ii,tt, because the assertion is
not warranted by the facts; second, DO.
cause in the membership Of tho Roman
Catholic church the movement, properly
conducted, would find as earnest, strong
and efficient champions is any who
would be found on the side Of good GOV.
eminent. Our Roman Catholic fellow
citizens as neishboss, as business men,
do not fall below tho general average,
which is all tina. can be expected OF any
element Of the community.
There is no combination OF sheer
and Romanism" to rule this city, and
the city 10 not 80 ruled, The city is
ruled by the men who are glad to take
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Roai Estate.
FOR SALE.
| 70 LOTS!
Highland City,
OHIO

Commencing Tuesday, oC,obCr?S, 1890, We will
ener for ,tale IT'D lots In HIGHLAND CITY,
new town Jus. laid out, iltuatCd Ona beautiful
plateau overlooking the Ohio River
Highland City lays about midway between
Tiltonyille and portl,nd station, OH tho c, \ 4.
Railroad, aud Is about fifteen minutes ride from
Martins Ferry. The Wheeling 4 Like R,le
Railroad runs through the town and will ,oen
DO In operation. Tho right Of wsy for tho
wscoling & Bowentown Railroad has been pur.
chased, "a
The completion oil tho Union Bridge and
terminal system will bring this property almost
10 our doors. Tho facilities for reaching this
beautiful suburban village will be sHch AZ 10
warrant our people In iaLiug up their homes
there. ga. 70
Tho greatest CHARGE ever offered In Wheeling
to make money by investing In lots At tho
first sale (which has never failed 10 mako money
Tor tho pntctasGr) Is now offered.
For further particulars. call on or address
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Medical.

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
HON. +. 81. REYNOLDS.
OF Mineral County.
roR cos0RESS.
F2Tt Eitiriet-W, 2. HUBBARD,
Of Ohio County.
StcOnd DiItrtet-GEokGE HARTMAN,
Of Grant County.
Third DiSiritt-THEopIllLuS GAINES,
OF FGyGite County.
Fourth Dlitriet-CIIARLEs u. sNlTH,'
Of Wood County.
FoR CLERK OF TuE COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
ToE CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
s. L. BAiCs.
TGE STATE SENATE.
n. E. WHITAKER.
vOH MOUSE or DELEdArrs.
". II. HEAREf,
DANL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES MoRNISGsrAR,
JOHN CUMMISs.
Election, Tuesday. SovembetI
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Wheeling, West Virginia,

Where they t1cat with success all cu.ab!c cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
FORCED TO CLOSE THEIR DOORS.
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES FAIL-A STATEMENT |
FROM OWEN BROS. ASsIGNEES.

BUSINESS ENTERPRISES FAIL-A STATEMENT
FROM OWEN BROS. AssIGNEEs.
East Tawas. Mich, Dec. 1O.-The !. II. Schmeck e
cos bank here has made an assignment. This move
ment has been expected for several days. although
Mr. Schmcck at first said lie would not submit to d
suspen sion. The affairs of the institution are now
in the hands Of Hsrting d NesbItt. Of Tawss CITY.
II is impossiJ vet 70 state the Liabilities.
Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 2O.--A Chsttan OO2s Tenn,
di Spatch saws "The Helena Wood Coal Company
Yesterday made application in the Chancery
Court for the appointment Of receiver for the
south Tedegsr Iron Company. of This city, declared
by the petitioners 10 be insovent. and that judgments
issued from Yesterday will result In majority OF the
creditors losing their claims. restraining erler was
issued AID hearing will be had January D. The in
debtcdne,s OF the south Tredcgar will reach 100000.
and the say that. If let alone they can make
4 sale OF their property. now under negotiation, ana
pay ii. The Atlantic Trust Company holds deed ~
trust of the property in question for $4,000 to secure
bonds"
Chicago. Dec 20.On the application of n judgment
creditor Judge Tueyof the Circuit Court has appointed
" d. Budd receiver for the property Of rat0n Bushee.
real estate dealer and builder. doing business IN thls
city, HIS liabilities are estimated at about 100000.
and he says that he Will be able 70 pay in full and
have something lcn. The assets consist chiefly OF
houses and unimproved ot- and the liabilities arc
mostly fyr money borrowed on moHsase thereon.
Providence r l.. Dec. 2O.-fhs as,ignecs OF owen
Brothers have furnished the following statement 10
the press, The gross ndebt edness, direct and nfrcct
o owen Brothers. is about Sl.00oG0O. with assets d
shares in the Atlantic and It. CrolA Mills. st. CroX
notes and amounts due them from st. CroiN Mn on
gount loans and the real estate OF George owen r
The value of the assets it is impossible 10 state AZ
thi. time. The debts, direct and indirect Of George
nTcp sr Are from $4,000 to 7jOO,OOO with assets
II real estate and share, in banks, etc, valued at
about @iCO coo. shares IN Atlantic and 81 CriK
NILS and a small interest N the firm Of O.
owen a. co. \ large proportion Of George owen, 'r.'s
ind htl-luc-> j. included ~ that Of owen iiOthcrs on
.ndor-"rurut>.
birmingham. Conn. Dec. 2o.-The wooI'n frm OF
T. W Lewis .l son. Nn.0r1. a-~icucd to-day. Llabli-
g.. Al .ut 10 600 asset, snail The cg:-e + lack
- cap.tiL Eclcrt Bartlett i- named aS trustee.