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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

Wy ANTFD AGEST>-IS fNERI CITY TOWS
w and village IN The United stale feRceyt IA
state Of Kansas 70 take satfi Dtious POetmas1ers
can make money. 10 capital required. sanpis
copies FREE. Cash cOuf4is-ous lHoHey can =. made
BY getting W club Address the NacE4ta Ezgie.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

There were III sheep at the yards today but were
not offered for sale. The receipts have been very
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
RAILROAD TIMETABLES
TRAINS

Depot Second and Wichita streets ticket ONCE Ii
North Main street. +. Z. BLECKLEY
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND *
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
f"Great Rock Island Route'7
In effect on and after July g 1870
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
STR4YED

Under this head = per line per day.
STRAYED-oNE DAkk BAY HORSE MULE
- from ktugmau CITY. Kan tbs marks. Keenan,
nose. knee sprung and short Strbby tal Reward
Tor inform alton or n returned e = Z. NanHeczef
ktugmau Kan. 4 e-6t-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27
LOST.

4 oST-A THRESHING ACCOUNT RooK CON
II taining e. IN money. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving same az IS :. Main. ga
I oST-oN OR NEAR DOUGLAS AVENUE A
IA roll OF charts wrapped IA black oil Goth. Tho
finder VIII be suitably rewarded BY icAyiag them az
AldriCh 4 Browns drug store $50
4 oST-WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON. AN oPEN
Il 4 face silver watch. riEin make. fndrr VII ae
rewarded by leaving Al alS =. Douglas ss-st'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-27

City Union Ticket Office l22 North Main street. and
Union Depot, Duglas avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
CHURCHES AND PEOPLE

Rev W. C. Stl,s of Il cbmond has ten
cred hi, resignation as pastor of the Con-
xreIa ionsl church N that town to take
fleet not later than June.
The Eastern Maine Chr -tian Conference
will hold quarterly meeting at the Bick-
ford sch dollhouse IN NewbUrz comeDci Z
Friday feo. Hth, aud continuing over the
sabbath.
At a meeting Of the First Congregational
church ami PARISH. of Wstiobbro. a unAn-
mou. Call "a. e1'epded to- Rev. Herbert
senior of G0oie, T. gland. to b, come
hsIr pastor.
The ofncial board OF Pine Street Church,
pori land, at their monhly meeting Monday
ought, voted uuanim Ju,iy u invite their
Ja.tor, k-v. g =. Ingr 10 remain in Port
and another year Tins viii be good news
10 the stteBdants at thai church. Mr..
inse's pastorate has heen v"ry ,uccessful.
The dire aor. Of The Oskdale Chapel As
.ocis'iop, Desring h~i1 - meeting At the
residence of II Libby. on Falmouth
street, Monday evening. fhe work thAt
nas been done durng the past year vas
urnsd In ami qIite a sun vas realized from
ne ,ale OF us-iul sud fancy articles on The
pot. Some of the money Izs ~hich we're
but for collections ~ere tgfned iu, ~hils
| abers ';ili fematn out Out snug sun
| as been r. c.iv"t from ihu- s0urce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
SAD NEWS INDEED.
Secretary Blaine's Daughter
Dangerously III.
Portion Of a Pennsylvania Town Diap.
pears From Sight.
The New York Bank Scandal Train
Breaks Apart-es 600 600 suit-
Countegfeitsrs Arrested.

WAsHrSGroS. d. c.. Jan. 80 -Mrs
JOIN J Ceppinaer, eldest daughter Of Sec
retary Blaine, is lying critically i'll viii
brain trouble. At her residence in Madison
Place. and the greatest spprehensions ar,
felt in regard TO her.
She has not been we'll for come tive
but was not regarded as seriously ill uni
this morning when her malady took dan
gerous turn, ard it was deemed advissbl.
% telegraph for her husband, Lieut.. Col
Coppipger of the 18th Infantry, Who i.
nov in the West on An inspection tour. and
for her brother. Emmons Blaine, the oul,
members OF the fsmil, out Of the city.
The President learned Of the case this
morning aud went over TO Secretary Blaine'i
house to offer sympathy and assistance.
Mrs. Coppinger is thirty years Of age,
the second daughter of Mr.. Blaine and born
in the Old Stsn~ooi house on Green street
She attended the city schools and Mis-,
Morgan's school in Portsmouth.
Alice was married at her fathers house
IN Washinston, in February. 1882, to Col
John j Coppinger of the U. S AImv. and
hs. two children, Blaine, SIX, and Connor,
four.
The last time she was in Augusta vas in
he spring of 1859, ~hen she was guest 4
he residence of Hon. Joseph A. Holman
She intended 10 make another visit to
Augusta during the present winter, but the
death in her family and her sickness pre-
vented. Previous TO Walkers death. Mrs
Blaine had gone to New York where Mrs.
Coppinger resided with her husband, Col
J j. Coppiager, who is stationed at Cover
.Ir I.lupI nl p,nthar nd Ia
turned TO Washington where Alice has since
dispatch received by MIR. Charles
Cald~eli. yesterday. from MIR. Blain.
Washington. d. c., says; Alice, (Mrs
Coppingsr) is dangerously i'll. Prepare for
he worst"
AT SIX O'Clock last night the following
va, received by Mr.. J. II. MAnley from
Mr. Blaine Consultation just held. Every
~ mptom more favorable"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
OVER rt}ti STATE.

The rhomaston -hlrt factory employed
from % to 80 men AMI women and put out
their work to from $50 to 200 persons IN
this AMI adj ,inng towns. rnis comp,ny
has a capital of $40 600 paid up aud 10
doing u good business.
Maine towns a, the approaching March
meeting will b. required To appropriate
money for supplyin ing tree text books for
the schools, and jI-t how many books are
~anted and the cost of the same it 10 for
he selectmen and school ofii ,ers to deter
mine
Al the annual meetir z of the BoothbAy
Lsnd Company held Wednesday. James Y.
Bliss If Boston was chosen president aud
Geo. b Krnnis.on of Buothbay. secretary
and treasurer The comptn, have spent
'ser $50 0t0 during the past year in de-
velopment aud I'M srovcments.
man na ned Wall,ce while at work In
the clay shed of h Portland Stoneware Co.
IN Monday, had hl-ieg broken by n heavy
lump of frozen clay fsliinR an him. MIR. W.
has b eB singularly unfortunate while work
ing for this company, having at one time had
three fingers ch ,pped OF in clay cutter.
and also been nearly kicked to death by .
vicious horse.
Timothy Reynolds of Winslow, Saturday
hauled an enormous load Of coal with one
pair of oxen from the Winslo~ depot to
North Vassalboro- The loai weighed 5000
pounds, and is more. by over ton. than
was ever hauled the same distance by four
horses II took Mr. X 'ynuld, over four
hours to accomplish the feat, the distance
being not over four miles,
The Auburn Board of Trade desire to in
vite ihe State Board 10 meet in that city some
time next month In answer to an enqu ry
from Secretary Mitchell of the Auburn
Board, Secretary NJ. n Rich of the State
Board, suggests tb At the date of the meeting
be fired after the 9th of February so as to
accommodate President Lord, an 1 give time
for the different boards to select delegates
who can attend.
The sto ,kbolders Of the new Farmers
National Bank, IIoultop, met Monday after
moor, and chose the folowIng liz of direc-
rors. Lewis B. Johnson, Albion = Hay
wood Silas I. Pummer, Frederick A.
Powers, ii wellyn Powers. A bert A. Bur
lsigh, Joseph A. Browne, John T Don
1orth, Eben Woodbury. The directors or
yanized with choice of Lewis Is johnson,
president. Albert b Pags was elected
cashier The bank quarters will he n very
cnRmodious section IN the Bank Brick
Block. now occupied as store Work
Aill be Immediately begun in frling up the
banking rooms and business will bs com
menced early this spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
TIE WRECKED BANK.
Officials Arrested and Lodged in Jail
Examinati IN Going On.

New YORK. Jan. 3l.-The Lenox Hill
Bank is no. being examined. U S. Bxnl
Examiner Hepburn is still at work on the
Affairs Of the Sixth National. All day i,
sas expected that President Tallmsn would
call at the Equitable Bank and furnish the
ST., 900 necessary to resume the business
but he did not appear aud the doors have
remained closed.
A great many depo.itors called at tht
that business would be resumed in a few
lays. The affairs of the institution were
right and it was only closed because of AT
x.mination in progress The examiner,
*or' ed all day at the Lennox HUI bank
out had not made any statement At q lsta
hour. Late in the afternoon the remaining
securities OF the Sixth National Bank wer,
carried TO the safe deposit by or er of Ex
iminer Hepburn. Daring the afternoon
he bank was be ,ieged by dtposiiors anx,ou'
sboIt h .ir money, but all were told lheil
funds were safe.
George H Prli being unable to secure
satisfactory bail was taken to the Lu Ito
street Jail. Peter j. Ciaassen was arrested
tonight. He had been arranging to &c
hall and expected to surrender himself to
morrow m Irning When the prisoner wal
arrsigned United States Commissioner
Shields and Marshal Jacobus agreed t
spare him the humiliation of spending tn,
night in jsii and suggested he should 60 tt
the Astor House TO remain in custody o.
deputy marsnals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
kAaINB MATTERS

Master Builder ". I. Adams Of Eass
Boo,hbsy has superintended the building
,f more than one hundred 61e vessels, ard
bids fair to superiutend many another.
George A. Gilchrest begins work at his
ward in Rockland this week, on . schooner
of 500 10, for Caps. Cover Of Sargent
Vile. and Roekl.rd's big shipbuildins 4
boom for 1890 really begins.
The steamer Cottage City, nov building
a, Bath for the Msiue Steamship Co il
fni.hs Is far a. her upper cabin work
The main saloon has . handsome dome
roof and when completed anil furnished
r,,l be . model Of legance . comfort.
II is intended to b.gia work upon the
new harkentine to be Quilt At the yard oi
lE.&IK Ste,son in Bangor. next week
a. the simbers will then be ready fe. use,
A large crew will be put to work 81 the
vessel ~hen q start is made. and the Graf
vilI Be completed sons time during II
| saA0ee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
Democrats Meet In Caucus and Lay
Out Course OF Action

The democratic representatives rallied in
force tonight in caucus to consult over the
result Of the Speakers rulings supported
and confirmed by republican repre- sena
tives, and devise ways and means to pre-
serve such power and influence as should
be exercised by the minority. Holman
presided and there were about 100 MEM
bers present.
Pogers of Arkansas stated that be heard
Representative Payne of New York sav tha,
Carlisle was responsible for the delay n
she presentation of the rules and that they
would have been before the House ten day.
ago if he had done his duty. Carlisle N .ds
Q vigorous denial A letter wss presented
to the caucus from Representative R.niall
II advised the democrats 10 .tsy in the
House and stand by their guns and use
every ef,rt to stop all business ia tbs
House until the ruIee we're adopted.
Some members we're bitter 10 denuncia
ton of the proceedings of the last thre'
days. The general opinion ~as to ih'
effect that the programme followed for ,h+
last three days should be Continued II
| force, and that every parliA nentary NOV,
that wouhi oosfrnct the R-pu 1iicsns il
their designs should be made. The read
( ing Of tn. journal in full is to be insiset
upon. which it is expected will consume a
hour each day. the yeas and nays are to b.
demanded At every step, appeals are to b
taken from all rulngs regarded ~ arbi,
rary ADD unjust by the minority. Carlisl
With the aid of other leaders you'll dr2'
I up an address to the country. to be pub
! Iished in justification Of the course Of tn
minority. During the 'peechmaking th
subject of securing the intersen,irn of tn
supreme court to attempt TO establish th
illegal nature Of the Republican proceed
i1s va brosehsd bus 10 astien vas sakel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
The Great Telegraph Suit at M onti cal
Dismissed from Court

MONTREAL, Jan. 81 In the great tele.
srspa SUIT pending here for some month.
Judge Wurtele this morning dismissed the
suit on the ground that the Canadian Pacific
railway should have been the fret sued tor
trespass and the Montreal Telegraph Com
pany NIL 4ht have been called upon to pro
tect the Great Nor'hwestern Company in
that proceeding. E,ch company pays it,
own cost. The judge did hot express hi,
Iplnion as TO the merits of the case. The
case will be appealed by the Great North
western Company, ~hch, in view of tn
judgment, will cease paying rental till thr
question IS decided on appeal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
MAINE PEOPLE.

Rev. f f. Colburn, pastor of the Chris
'ian church at kittery. is dangerously i'll
He vas taken with la grippe vh.ch has
| merged into pneumonia.
Mr. Robert Allison of Milo has returned
| home from Los Angeles. Cal, where he
| has resided for some time. Mr.. Allison
does not bring golden reports concerning
business ia that State.
Joseth g. Wyman of Skowhegan, has
in preparation full and complete gene
alogy of the wyman. from the emigrant
ancestor to the present time. The work
will be of great interest to those of that
name and Others ipteresied in the hist Dry
of our New f E1glsnd families.
Mrs s Fannie Gerry Wilder. daugh'e or
Of Rev. tdsin J. Gerry of Portland, Ia.
written book for young people which
will be published next month under the
attrsc Give till. "Bost N Glrls at Home and
Abroad Ms wilder's style is spoken of
as sincere, direct, amusing and to the point.
We cannot begin to keep track Of the
Maine men who have left the State and
| become eminent elseu here, 1t now ap-
pears that Mr. F. W. Hawthorne. who 20,
| out the sixty page edition of the Florida
Times Union, is Bath boy. and a sradu-
ate of Bosdon, ~. This is just as one
would ex Ject.
| The many lends Of r r Ladd, a grad
uate Of Maine State College, 81. nov
chemist % the Experiment Station al
| Geneva, N Y. viii be pleased to kn "
that he was made Fellow of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement OF
| Science" at their last annual meeting
| This is high compliment for or 90 early
| in life's work. Mir. Laid is native Of
starks and one of The ablest young mer
who ever left Maine.
| Harvey s Wilson. Esq. one Of the old
est residents of Bradford. died at hi. l.,s
residence January 20 / at the age of eight,
three years. Mr. Wilson came to to~r
with his parents when q child and email neC
q resident for more than th,ee-q larters ot
a century. For many years he took q
sciive part in town al 'irs, being elected II
the variou. offices. He had also been sew
ersl time. appointed to the Office of deput,
sheriff. and had large circle Of friends.
i Mrs. Catherine L. Wording. the aener
on. donor Of Wording Hall 10 Kicker ClAssi
cal Institute. Houlton. and widow of tn
late Judge wm. E. Wording of Racine
Wis. died io Boston on Friday, J4nusr,
> 2+sh. aged seventy-tvo years and fe
months- Mrs. Wording vas daughter o
Samuel lawrence and she vas married t
. Judge Wording at her home in M-red t
|. Bridge, nov Lacona. n. II July II, 1888
An only son died when ne.rly eight year
, of age, At Racine. Wis, August Is. 1855
, The remains Of Mrs. Wording we're take
: to Racine for intermenf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
THE STATES FINAN-
CES.
Annual Report Of State
Treasurer Beal.
Where Names Money Comes
From and Where II
Goes To.
The Stite's Debt Funded Il Three Per
Cent. Interest
YET the New Bonds Command Z Hand.
some Premium.
4 Most Complimentary Report from
the ExAmtoius Committse.
The Stita's Debt Funded Il Three Per
Cent. Interest
YET The New Bonds Command Z Hand
some Premium.
4 Most Complimentary Report from
the ExAmtniug Committss.

The committee having In charge the ex-
animation of the State Trea,urer Beal
accounts have completed their lahore and
report ~ follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
TRAIN BREAKS APART
And the Engineer 10 Killed by the
e gine Jumping the Track.

LANCASTER, N. H. Jan. 3l.--On the
Kilkenny Lumber Company's Railroad, sil
miles east of Lancaster. this forenoon. q
train with twelve lengths of lumber, com
my from Kilkenny, broke apart on . steer
grade and the engineer endeavored to ket 7
out # the way of the rear section. Wh-r
rounding a curve the engine left the track
plunging into the bank with great velocity
huryn the engineer and q brakeman ir
the debris. TIE fireman saved himself
by Jumping. Engineer l.. NJ. Crouch o.
Haverbill was killed, his body being fear
fully burned BY escaping steam. Fireman
VIII Bach and brakeman George Gony,
were badly burned. The engine was ,
total wreck. Several cars were smashe,
and the tsck torn up several rods. NJ
one appears at fault, excep, giving the ole
engine to Crouch in place of the regula
machine in shop for repairs and the rosc
being in bad condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
ON TIE HUDSON.
They Have No les There. and Kenne
bee Ice Will Comm and a Premium.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. |

lSPSNaaA " tbc henHSocS Joutunis
ALBANY. n. r., Jan 81 The weather
here has been very mild. Very few day.
has the temperature been below the FREE L
ing point. The ground 10 as free from
snow as in July. The pussy willows ar.
starting and ice 10 an unkno~n quantity in
the Hudson river. notice that come ice
houses on the kennebec have already con
meuced to store ice Twelve and fourte en-
inches thick. This presents quite q con.
trast 10 the condition OF things on the Hud
son. The only ice We have been favored
with here is that kind called anchor ice
which some cool days has filed the river To
quite an extent. The coIiest morning |
nave noticed was on the 29th, when the
thermometer stood at Is above. This sue
ceeded IN closing the river at this point
catching aud holding the anchor ice
though 1t is not thick or strong enough to
bear the weight of mao. Today the TEN
peraiure is again at As above aud l eIpec'
this little promise of u crop Of ice will go
out and again disappoint the ice men OF
this section. l don't know whs, February
may do for them. but do think that well
filed ice houses on the Kenn, bee will ind
a ready market at good prices for all the,
can put up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
New aamp.hise O and Army Msr
Elect OIL GERS.

MANCHESTER. n. II Jan. 3l.-Tha fol
lowing Ulcers were elected at the session
of the Grand Army of the Republic today
Department Commander, Col. Tboma'
Cogswell of Gilmantpn; Senior Vice Com
msnder George II. podssion, Portsmouth
Junior Vice Commander, f. b. Huse, Ell
Il Id; Medical Director, K B Prescott
Nashus; Chap am, James X Ever. Con
cord; Delegate at Large, Col. David X
Pierce, Great Fails.
Last evening reception was tandered
Commander in-Chief Alger at Smyth',
Opera House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
your nonEY ReFuNogy


This disease prevailed 10 France snt
6ermany IN The year 1903. according Il
Information In the hands of Judge Water
man Of Gorhsm, Ne.
WI ie il ls not neeessarily dangerous oi
i'self. the tendency 10 to pneumonia anc
al should see 10 il that i,s fAngs are MOI
fastened upon them.
The circulation needs to he qulckened
me system toned up 80 as 10 enable nature
TO assert herself ard throw it OF or bette,
sfiii prsven, II altogether. Browns In.
ant Relief has been found to be . specific
Tor Va grippe and il tskea in . little eold
Ta'er upon rising 10 the morning ard setIf.
''s s' "igbt will prevent your having Id
grippe" isnsdlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
TWO cOUNrERFEIrERs
Arrested at Great Falls. N. H. FoI
Passing the stuff.

GREAT FAILS N II Jan. 3l.-Edward
King and Peter Couture we're arrested TO
day for passing counterfeit money. X NJ
is Horthiess fellow, and claims he got tn,
money from Couture who keeps q saloon
they passed about $40 of it around town
all IN 10 cent pie ces. The Counterfeit lead
WAS not good, but would pass unless closely
examined. 1t is thought the counterfe,
~as made here from rude sort of 4 die
The prisoners unable to get the $1,000 bai
required.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01

FREE SHADE. MIDDLEsEx Co Va,
Having usec DIR. Buiis Baby syrup in
my family With the greatest dsssee Of sat
isfaction. I uohesiiatinsly recommend it -
the best remedy that know Of for chill.
dren. THOMAS Y. LAWSON.
The tread Of public opinion seems 70 BE-
steadily drifting into che unqualified in
dorsement Of Laxador the '-soIien' s,eciH He
for headache and biliousoess. Price Only
rs eents . package.
tAkfAA.fSA~l-~n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been sranted to the fol.
Loving residents Of Maine =
originsl. Shsrington p. S,aekpole. Els
worth; Daniel Spaaldins, Farminstor ;
Jos Simpson, West Corintb; J. L.
Tucker. South China; Alfred s. Conners,
Bar Harbor. Increas-. Samuel Goods q. .
Winthrop; John C,fsn, Cslais; Joseph
W Fols-r. Bristol Mills: Martha, widow
of Levi Wood, Rockport; minor children
Of Wm. +. TAYLOR. Randolph; minor
chiidrea Of Franklin p. Lewis, Windsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
Rstorms to be Ioaugutated In the
Spanish Army.

LisBoS, Jan. Sl.-The new army regu-
lations issued today place on the retired
list . number of aged generals. This 10
the hrst .tep in reforms TO be established
in the army.
The government has authorized the
opening Of the enttre DelsgoA Bay Railway
to frontier of Trsns,asl The road will
be under control of State officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-01
rhe Wrecked d Vessels Near Machias

MAcuIAs, Jan. 8l.-Tugs Dirigo and
1t ,rm King from st. John towed the
schooner Nellie Bruce to St John and
.l.o mo we'd the bark Tcnquin Cd the rocks
uear Cutler.
The Tangore 10 in Cutler harbor full Of
xater and will be nnloaded for further ex
minstion according to survey. The agents
4 koss & Co, Quebec underwriters. are
It Cutler. They have ordered the Tangors
ow ed to St. John.