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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
SENATOR BBcK's FUNERAL.
The Rename Taken BY Funeral Train
to Lexington, Ky.

The funeral services over the remains Of
the late Senator James b. Beck took place
in the Senate chamber this morning.
Members of the Senate and House At
tended in body. also the President and
cabinet justices Of the supreme court,
members of the diplomatic corps and friends
of the deceased.
The services in the Senate chamber were
impressive and the eulogy eloquent. The
body was taken to the station in charge Of
committee from the Senate and House and
at three O'Clock this afternoon the funeral
train started for Lexington, Ky.
The ain was composed of three vesti-
bule Pullman cars, which were devoid of
any drapery except in the interior Of the
car where reposed the remains, which was
trimmed with black bunting. Those who
accompanied the body to Kentucky, besides
the family and . few friends Of the de
ceased were the committee of arrange
ments of the Senate, all of the Kentucky
delegation in Congress, ex Congressman
Phil b. Thompson, Lieut.. Young of the
navy, and some of the honorary pail bear
ers
At IL As toiay the House adjourned in
order to enable the members to ate nd the
funeral services to be held in the Senate in
honor Of the memory Of the late James b.
Beck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
More Pine Aroostook Horses.
Especial correspondence of the Kennebec
Journal.

HoULToN, May 6 We yesterday visited
the well kept stables of Mr. JEFF Bradbury.
who is one of Iioulton's enthusiastic horse
men and who always has something of rare
merit in stock. Here we found some fine
steppers, some of which have won both
honor and shekeis on the dusty arena.
First We came to the Gray mare Spot Cash,
so named by her owner from the fact that
she has white spot on her rump and he paid
cash for her. This mare is a tall rangy
four year Old by Fearless out of Wide
Awake mare. She has never trotted in
race but makes trial mile comfortably in
24a. Mr.. Bradbury has confidence that
che will develop speed. Next we saw tine
handsome bright bay mare Razzle Dazzle,
seven years Old by Royal Harry, dam by
Sutton. This mare has beautiful, shiny
coat ard is in every respect a good one.
She has trotted in numerous races and has
q record of 2.42. She will be taken to
Calais this spri and be bred to Lumps.
Abner b. is fine black stallion 8 years
old, by Trident Out of Morgan mare
This is a srong going horse ard can trot
fast though never fitted for the track. He
is the property of Geo Dunn, Esq of Houl-
ton. Mr. Bradbury has also handsome large
5 ear old by Tom Lang This horse stands
l6 hands high and weighs 100 lbs. He is
a fine stopper and valuable animal.
Here also may be seen the large bay
stallion Winchester, now l5 years old, by
Edward Everett. he by Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian. He weighs 1850 pounds. Melzer
Howe's matched pair of bay roadsters are
now boarding at this stable. They weigh
about 100 pounds each and are q very
valuable team.
Here also is Mr. Geo. II Gilman's Ken
t1cky horse Prince. Besides being fine
family horse, and speedy roadster, this
horse has wide reputation as runner and
has done bis mile in l57.
There sre quite number of dne horses
boarding at this stable but the handso est
of all are Mr. Brsdbury's matched pair of
bays, Harry BloodRood. years old by
Th0rncike, and Bob. years old by Olym-
pus. This latter horse has two year old
record of 3 OF. These horses are both
handsome, bright bays, of proud carriage,
standing each Is ha d. inches and weigh
ing 1850 lbs. They are perfectly matched
in every way and in double hitch can trot a
mile in 2 As. Whoever is fortunate enough
to own this pair will have team that any
lover of good horses may we'll be proud Of
Houiton has many other good horses which
we shall see and speak of hereafter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Henry Sanborn has resigned his po-
sition a. master car builder Of the Maine
Central and Mr.. Cutting has been appoint
ed to the position.
The Department Of the Potomac, g. A.
r, has invited Hon. c. A. Bouteile Of
Bangor, to deliver the annual address at
the National Cemetery at Arlington, on Me-
mortal Day and he has accepted
DR.. f. A. Thompson Of Dover, whose
leg was broken some time ago, has suf
iciently recovered from his injuries to
admit Of his getting out OF doors. OF
course he will not be able to abandon his
crutches for some time vet.
The wife Of DR.. s B. Sprsgue. Of Milo
has lately come into possession Of owe,
SIC 0 ,OOp. as her share Of her fsther's e.
tate in Jersey City. Itis understood tha
her children also receive hsndsom,
amounts. This inheritance makes Mrs
Sprasue BY far the richest person In Milo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
fIg FIRST TEST
which the 1un Dealers Mako Of the
Ltquos Law.

Lswlsros. Nay en-. h. Cobe, Of ths
Arn Of n. H. Cobe : Co., Wholesale
iqsos dealers q lis Hsvsshill street.. Boo.
ton. appeared before Judge Cesniah in
Lewiston, Thursday morning, 70 make q
clain fos tvo twenty gallon kegs Of vhisky
seized April a5th BY State Constable Ssubbs
and Phillips and libeled BY them that day.
Mr.. Cobs claimed the packages under
ths fecen, decision Of Chief Jusgice Fuller
- being original packages belonging to
him until delivered 70 the pafties.
The case attracted much attention ~ be-
ing the Arss cls N put forward since the
recent opinion In concluding. the court
sAid 81 have paid s1ict attention to the
cass. l ind this simply an ordinary case
81 . party ordering goods. hold that in
~ sbssacs Of any express stipulation. the
title in The goods becomes that Of the
party ordering The goods and he alone 10
entitled 70 claim the goods"
The court then ordered the liquors for
fsissd- Appeal vas taken By the claimant
Who recognised With Sufficient saRsties-
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

Several firm. have yielded TO the striking
carpenters in New York.
Robert Osoorne was killed at Concord
n H.. Tuesday, by premature blast in a
quarry
Twenty-Five men and women in the BEAM
ing room of the fremont and Snffolk mill,
Lowell, struck Tuesday, on account of q
cut down of 20 cents day.
Schooner Ellen Morrison of Bangor, for
Roudout with load Of staves, sprung a
leak Saturday night of Wood Island
Steamer Mout,na brought the vessel into
Portsmouth, NH, lower harbor. Tuesday.
The jury in the libel suit brought by
broker james Burr Of New York agains,
the Boston Advertiser wherein the piaint6
sought to recover s25. 900, thi. morning
brought in verdict of sl2 600 for the
plaintiff.
At the afternoon session of the Natiopa
Mule Spinners Association at Boston Tues
day, was devoted almost entirely to discuss
ing and passing resolutions. 1t was stated
that the spinDers in Lowell we're paid thi
lowest wages Of any in the United States
The mule spinners intend to be conseyva
tive they say and will not try conclusion
until they are sure OF victory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
INTERSTATE LIQUOR COMMERCE
Coneressman Boutelles Bill Touching
the Supreme Courts Recent De-
cisiou.

Representative Boutelle of Maine today
introduced in the House bill intended to
repair the damage inflicted upon State pro-
hibtIon laws by the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court in the original packages
case. The bill is in the shape Of . section
which it is proposed to add to the interstate
commerce act, and reads: Nothing con-
tanned in this act shall be construed to au-
ihorize the sale or traffic in intoxicating
liquors in any State, contrary to the laws
thereof"
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KILLED BY wHIsKEY.
A Li,t tie six Year Old Lad Drank .
Half Pint OF the Poison and Died.

MANCHESTER My 6.-The six years old
son of Albert Whittier of Manchester, was
given a teaspoonful Of whisky by his
mother, as y medicine, Saturday.
She left the room and in her abseEce he
drank the remainder of the l:quor, 4 half
pint Of raw whlskey.
He went into commissions and died Mon
day forenoon of aeoholic p.i,on, despite tie
efforts Of two doctors to save him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
Delixhts the Bowdofn Navy.

PORTLAND. May 6.-M. F. Dsvis, the
vsll.known boat builder and ex champion
o,rsmsn of the world, on Tuesday launched
the Bowdoin eiRhs-oared boaf. She 10 Sc
feet long and 20 inches beam and sci Chs
200 pounds. She 10 without doubt the finest
eight Dared bost in the United States today.
no even barring the celebrated Yale boat.
rhe boat includes the latest device i'm
provements. including . never-befofe tried
rudder. new Outraged, new oars designed
to feather more freely than any other, .
com plete change 10 the frame. and an en-
tirely new form Of main pufses. It vas
taken to Bovdoin today.
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Loat With All on Board.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY g. The British
steamer Wingates. Capt. Thompson, with
crew Of 80 men, which sailed from this
port March 20, bound for Copenhagen, has
not since been heard from, and is given up
for lost with all on board. 1t is thought
the vessel ran into an iceberg. The cargo
consisted Of l0l ,527 bushels Of corn, valued
at t37 ,5S5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
VOICES OF THE PRESS.

Hsllowell Register.l
Governor Burleish has given An excel
lent administration of Affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07

Next Friday is Arbor Day and We rec
ommend that il be observed according to
the spirit of the Governors proclsma
ton. The people Of Paris Hill ct least
need no suggestion - TO the value Of shade
trees. Besides the setting Of trees. there
are various other forms Of improvement
that are appropriate to the day. The clear.
ing up Of neglected cemeteries and similar
work wherever it may be needed, may well
BE- made = part Of the Observance Of the
day.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

NKw YORK, AAy6
Money call easy. ranging from 8 to 10.
Prime paper nt ato7.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
kAilrond bond active, generally firm.
The following are the closing quotations. Of
a.-u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing residents of Maine:
Original Van Gilbert, vsssalboro; James
W. Jones, Warren; Lewis b. Peterson,
Lex ngton; John Annis. Sebec; Daniel G.
Irish, Lewiston; Martin Sweeney, Bangor ;
X. NJ Carter, South Hope: Joseph A.
Books, Bradley; Nsrcissa, widow Of Wal
ter +. Haines. Saco; Joseph G. Morrison.
Gardiner; John n. Howe, Caribou; Sam
uei b, Allen, South Norridsewoc Howard
VI Gilley, Green's Landing; Edmund Mer-
ritt, Houlton; II orace Whittier, Glenwood
Andre~ Orbeton, PHILIPPE; Michael
Coffee, Joice; Elijah, father ofjCbarles W.
Grady, North Pen lbscot.
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Bucket Shops Beat Him.

BERLIN, Wis, Msy 6.-Letters received
from Joseph NJ. Hswley, absconding men,
Der of the banking firm Of C. A. Mather {
Co., which failed yesterday. He confess
es he appropriated the bank funds and lost
all in deals on the Chicago and Milwaukee
boards of trade, and in bucket shop spec
ulations in stocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results whe,
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasan
and refreshing to the taste, and act .
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FyG syrup co.
... SAY FRANCISCO CA.
LOUISVILLE. ~. .fw roag. Nv
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STATE NEWS
FkANKLIN.
Wilton.

WLuon.
The closing exercises Of Wilton Academy
were held 1t Academy Hall. which was
artistically trimmed with evergreens and
bundng. last Friday evening. The hall was
crowded to its fullest capacity. The exer-
cises consisted Of an address by Prof. Small
Of Colby. prize declamations and reading.
presentation of valuable picture to Mr..
Richards. the principal, after which was =
sociable. This has proved very success
full term. with . large attendance and .
competent corps of teachers.-The village
schools commenced last Monday with Miss
Leona Vaughn teacher in the primary and
Miss Pendexter teacher In the grammar de-
artment.-The sporting season on Wilson
lake has been opened in due form today.
Leion Berry took four pound salmon and
Fon More one about two ponnds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07
FIRE AT CLINTON.
A winslow Man Assaulted by
ROughs.

CLINTON, Me-. May 6.-The barn and
hog house of John Webb of Clinton, was
burned Monday from some cause unknown
Loss $500; insured for $3.50.
As Mr.. Albert Clifford. one OF the se-
lectmen of Winslow. was on his way home
at night from the Office. he was way laid on
the railroad track by three drunken rufiins.
who proposed to "go through him" - they
said. He run from them and made his es-
cape. They gave chas' but be vas heefer
and get away, though they assaulted him
vigorously with stones.
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KILBOURNE'S
PAIN STOP

cures both internal and external pains
and still il does not conts,n one single grain
Il any opiate. So small is the dose how
ever that IL stands untqlaled in cheapness,
4, unspproached in is p, cuisr and certain
eff tcts-it is the hot drop without peer,
and best of all pain cures, and without .
ioubt the safest RENE dy of the kind offered
In ANY furm.
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SIGNAL SERVICE
War DEPARTMENT,

War DEPARTMENT,
Oface Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, May 7, l A. N. J
For New England: Rain, followed BY
clearing BY "wednesday noon. north westerly
winds, and slightly cooler; warmer and fair
Thursdsy.
Special prediction: Warmer and fair
Thursday and Friday 10 anticipated for all
distIicu east Of the Mississippi river. The
temperasure in the northern portion Of the
country will riss decidedly during the next
two days.
Special bulletin: A low barometric
trough nov overlies the country from the
Maine coast nofthvsrd. which will probably
move northeastvard. Another storm sfea
has appeared in British Columbia which
will move sousheastvard.
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Augusta Wholesale Market.

Tuesday, April -.
APPLEs.-Evsporated, saioc dried, ga7.
BEANs.-PeA. Maine. t2 20; S.Y., o. Is; Fellow
eyed, o. 75a3 %
BUrrER.-soid. isa2oc: ball, 2os2sc.
CHkksE.-Faetory and domestic, liAi2c.
ESSsl-i4ai5c per dor.
GgAIS.-Corn, 5jc; menl, 50c, bran, o. 90 Der
ewt., cotton seed meal, o. 10 per bag.
HAr.-Loose, go 0Dai4 %; piessed, u 0oai7 %:
straw, u 75ss %.
HOSEY~BOx. lsal2o per pound.
LAKD-Dome i0ai2c; estern tiercc 7sse
MUrros.-9al0c per pound.
OATs.-aSa4Oc per bush.
POTArOEs-sDsyD per basheI.
PoULTgY-Fo~i fsaisc, chickens, fsa2oo,
WooI.-Hatbc per ID wsshed; 30c washed.
100.
HIDEs-Light SIC per ID. heavy &C.; sheep, IA
u %, veal skins, i0m80c.
VgAI-7sos per ID.
Augusta Beef Cofnpany's Wholesale Price Cur.
rent.
MurTos.-9iele per ID.
spgiNo LAnB-ilai2-
BEgr-s!des, sa7sc per ID; hind quarters, q
p. fore quarters, tiaSc, rounds with Aank 7a7S
ramp and lois-. lsl2c short rib euts is: ratflss
:iA4c, backs, slscs, chucks. Sia4ic, stripes, q:
dressed hogs. 5issxc.
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70 b. held st Watsrviile. othss
News from the eistsr City.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
WArERvILLE, May 6.-It has been de-
cided to hold the annual conference Of the
Unitarian ehurchs OF Maine in this city.
June 10. II and IL. Wsterville is becom-
ing more and more place Of meeting for
the different organizations Of the State and
quite naturally from her central position
and pleasant accommodations.
The address before the W. 8. Heath
Post of this city, will be delivered by Rev.
]. L. Seward. pastor Of the Unitarian
church. Ths sermon before the same body
will be delivered BY Rev. VIM. H. Spen-
Ger, of the Baptist church.
An effort 10 being made to have horse
railway service which shall run cars every
fifteen minutes between the postoffice and
the Maine Central station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07

CAMDEN, May IA handsome three
sticker was launched from the yard Of H.
N. Bean this morning. Her dimensions
are length ls5 feet. depth 10 feet, beam
35& feet Her tonnage 10 $50. She 10
framed in Virginia oak. and handsomely
finished. Capt. Smith and four oshers are
the owners.
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CHEAP SOUTHERN IRON
Brings Government Ordnance Works
to East Chattanooga.

CHArrANooGA, Tenn, May "a con-
tract was made today by which the United
States government ordnance works of Bos-
ton will be moved to East Chattanooga at
once. The company guarantees to put in
works to cost 100000 and employ over
five hundred skilled mechanics. The COM
petition of cheap Southern iron forced the
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BROTHERHOOD AID LEAGUE.
THE HRoTHERHooD.

Chicago Wtns-Other Games Post
ponsd.
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sewius Mac hine Works Burned.

NEWARK. N. j.. May S.-The Singer
sewing machine works at Elizabethport, N,
j., covering two acres of ground was almost
wholly destroyed by fire tonight, together
with considerable amount of railroad
property adjoining. The works employed
about 5000 hands. Loss heavy, probably
covered BY insurance.
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MADISON.

The selectmen are petitioned to lay out
. street around the mill pond at East Madi.
s0n.-The selectmen will be petitioned to
make some changes in the way as laid out
by them, leading from Madison village to
the center Of the town.-The roads are
getting dried OF and travelling is getting to
be quite good. Not much farming done as
yet.
Cornvilie.
Llewellyn Dyer of East Madison fell
from, near the ridge pole of Fred. M. Per
kins barn frame, striking his head upon q
rock. killing him instantly, Friday about
noon. He was at work for Mr.. Perkins
taking down an old barn, and having taken
OF the boarding had just begun upon the
frame when rib on which he WAS standing
broke, letting him fall about tive nty Ave
feet, with the result above stated. He
was about forty years Of age and leaves q
wife and daughter to mourn his loss.-
David E. Perkins is very low with no hope
Of his recovery. His prospects were favor
able for complete restoration until Ia grippe
seized him, since which his course has been
returned home but partially recovered.
one ~neh " Doston anu Vlc'Dlty 10 VsV
friends last January and was taken sick
soon after. being unable to return until
now.
Pitfsfe,S.
The assessors of Pittsheld have COM
pleted the inventory of the town and made
their assessments. The total inventory 10
1851 ,635. a gain over last year Of real es-
state o22 $50 Ppraonal estate A11 GAO
making total gain Of e43.9OO. The gain
on personal property was largely due to
the establishment Of . new National bank
but the gain on real estate shows the real
growth Of the town. The rate Of tsI on the
dollar, including highway money 10 II
mills.
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Mutiuous Bath 8ailcr.

A warrant for Carl W. Wilson was issued
in the Police court here Saturday after
noon. The warrant was sworn out by W
II. HamIltoa, master of the schooner Lydia
VI. Deering Of Bath, Me. Wilson, it ap-
pears, was q seaman on the s:hooner and
the warrant charges mutiny on the high
seas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07

II you will send % your address. We viii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing all about DR.. Dye's Ceiebrated Electro
volsaic Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili
tated system, and how they will quickly
restore you 10 vigof and manhood. Pam.
phlet free. II you are thus afiicted We
will send you Belt and Appliances on .
Velfaie Belt Co., nasshall, Mich.
iaAa54AvlyfelxD
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6aco's New Home for Aged Ladies'.
BIDDEFoRD. May 6. The Wardwell
House Of Saco and Biddeford, home for
aged ladies. was opened tonight with pub
lie dedicstory exercises including addresses
by clergymen and others.
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The Emperor for the Wos kinsmsn

BERLIs, May - The Reichstag vas
opened to-day by the Emperor In person.
In his speech from the throne his Msjesty
said he hoped it would be practicable at the
present session to solve pressing and i'm
portant questions which would come up for
consideration. He wanted above all things
TO eject further legislation for the protec-
tion of working men.
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Capt. Of q Lsmoine, Ne. Schooner
.u Drowned

GLOUCESTER, Mass, May GA dis
patch from st. Pierre, Mig says that Capt.
Hemsn Chatwynd Of the three masted 6sh-
ing schooner H. s. Woodruff, of Lemoine,
Me-, vas knocked overheard on the Grand
Banks and drowned He belonged a
Woods Harbor. N. s., and leaves widow
and children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-07

PORTLAND, May S--Burslsfs entered
the drug store Of h. J. Allen at woodfords
Monday night and secured go in money
and . quantity of cisars and soods. Ths
loss 10 about go. There 10 no elus b The
thievee.
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ECONOMICAL AND COMFORT e
One Way Excursions
prRsoyALLv CoxDrCrtp.

Pul,msn Tourist Cars through to destin.slen.
II xon are going to Colorado. California, oresoa.
or any point west Of the M..ou Hss. c.rsseSs. .1s
sssvinr In Boston every .eeend Tuesday after
May IS exO IN from regular
e.. 10 the Pacific Coast, and proper
,;.n,,e reductions to other points: fof rus! ~.
ticaisrs cail on E. II. Walker. Angasts; Iss
sSrui. and write to E. " IHoAPsoS;
Agent 80 maysdwee 2sstine
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BERLIN. May g. The main features Of
the labor bills are prohibition of labor on
SUNDAY aud holidays and the employment
OF children under Is years Of age In the
factories.