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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
CONDHNanD DHopATCaEs
Tho Pith OF the News Taken From tbs
Current Events OF the Day.

PittstowD, Penn, had a Sl50,000 fire
Saturday morning. Partially insured.
Newark, N. j., finds an increase of H.
coo over the census figures. BY city count.
VIM. O'Brien and wife. T. P. Gill and
T. Harrington sailed fof Europe Saturday.
EzrsMead, aged G5. of Danbury. Conn
was found frozen to death, Saturday. at
that place.
A. G. Spanlding and J. NJ. Ward bad an
interview at New York, and talked over the
base ball situation.
John Mowatt, of Somerville, Mas. was
struck and killed by a B. & l.. train a,
that place, Saturday.
Alice Bennett and Nellie Kane were se.
ronsly irjured Saturday a. Dsnbury, Ct.
by u locomotive crashing into horse car
in which they were riding.
The Minneapolis busines. men have
pledged million dollars TO secure manu-
fac,uries and have bought two millions
worth of real estate for business pur poses.
Word has been received at New Haven,
Conn. that the body of Ewald Weiss. the
New Haven physician who was lost in the
White Mountains last summer, has been
found and buried.
Walter II. Kelsey and John Healy fell 25
feet by the breaking of a scaffoh Saturday,
On new house being built At Pitafeid,
Mass. Kelsey struck in such way ~ to
break his back srd must die. HesIy broke
his leg.
Sixty cloakmakeTs, employed by Open.
helm, Collins A Co struck Saturday. One
of the strikers, Morris Rosenberg, was cut
with knife and taken to Bellevue hospital
II WAS said that Morris Pelli., a contractor,
was arrested charged with the cutting.
The schooner Chattanooga, Capt. Nor
gan OF Stockport, Me-. from New York
for Bucksport, with cargo Of coal. wen,
ashore At Orleans. Mass, late Friday
night. The vessel and cargo are . total
loss. The Grew were saved by means Of
the breeches buoy.
The first car load Of oranges Of this yesf'.
crop from California was loaded at Oroville
and shipped East Saturday from San Fran.
cisco. 1t cossisied of Wasbinzton Navsls
Mediterranean Sweets and Seedlings. Ship
ments from Northern California will nov
continue daily TO the East.
The exports of specie during the pas,
week amounted to sS27 40. Of which
slo2 500 was in gold and 1926. .070 silver
OF the total exports ~ 10 g. I'D and sl9G
600 silver went TO Europe and el0f 800 in
gold and s29 ,070 went to South America
The imports of specie for the weeh
amounted u s4l sii of which 81 800 va.
in gold and S3o0l silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
Maine Pensions.

Pensions have been granted TO the fol-
lowing Maine people:
Original, Andrew Doherty, National Mil
itary Home; Thos. B. Fi.h, Lisbon; AL
bert True, South Litchaeld, Charles +.
McKenney, Cornish; James NJ. Bacon.
Grand Lake Stream; Cyrus +. Sherman.
Camden. Original invalid, Henry o. Fla
herty, Portland; Rufus Lancaster, Oak
land; Ezra Fl. McKeene, Phillips; f.
Gethyer. Broad Cove; Levitt Gibson,
Bangor; VIM. C. Parker, Kennebunkpori
Michal Sullivan, Portland; Richard c.
Myrick, Auburn; Milton Morton. South
Paris. Increase, Jsbez Mariner. Knights
vile; James Il. Knowlton, Swanville
Jason Carlisle, Boothbsy Harbor; Paul
S. Trause, Albion; Phillip r. Goodrich,
Brunswick. Original widows, etc., Abbie
j., widow of VIM. N. Higgins, Rockport
Lucy j., widow of VIM. Trewergy, South
Surry; Annie A, widow of Henry 0. Fla.
herty, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN enectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup of Figs ID the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 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 mos,
popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IL SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have ii Oh hand wdi pro
cure it promptly for any oos who
wishes to try it DO DOT sscept any
substitute
ChLiFORNiA Fi6 SYRUs co.
sss FRANCISCO CA
aous"toF ~ ssw rcss, ~
sIridAwiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
A. g spslding and John Ward Tslh
Ovsr Bassb all.

NEw YORK, Dec. l3.--President A. q
Spalding and John M. Ward had FIVE
hour talk today. The conference was
brought about by friend Of both gentle
men, who is desirous of seeing the base
ball war terminate. There was no porticu-
lar significaAce to the meeting than it was
entirely of = specific nature. II was not
the meeting of the tso men in official ca
pacity but simply As individuals talking
over the situation in n general way.
A reporter saw Mr.. SpsldinR at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel after the conference. Mr.
Spalding spoke freely, and answered with.
out hesitation all the queries put to him
He said of the situation II am unable to
say much that is definite, because we have
not got 80 far. 1t ia proposed to settle tn,
warfare on a concili4tory basis. We have
come out victorious n the battle, and do not
purpose tomske any other than magnaoi
nous use Of this fact No player need
have any fears on this score. We expect
him 10 show the same consideration for us
a. we shall for him. We want every thing
lovely by April" 't'Then Mr.. Thurman
and yourself are authorized to complete
these negotiations Tor a settlement Of th,
Base ball question:" MY committee
put the whole matter in my hands
ard understand, Mr.. Thurman,
committee did the same with him. Wher
~e have concluded our task We shall call
the committee together and report. Mr.
Thurman and I have met several times,
bat our conversation has been entirely Of 3
general nature. He is not Yet resdy 10 70
any farther with me as his association Is
desirons Of settling with Rochester
Syracuse aud Toledo" "You had q tai,
with Mr. Ward today "Yss, We had
a very pleasant chat. Mr.. Ward.
views do not differ widely from
mine on the base ball question. was
glad to see him as am to see any ball
player. Mr.. Ward realizes the situatio
as decidedly az do. and is as anxious to
see the game restored TO its old basis
"How about the salaries for nexi
season, Mr.. Spslding?" Good, faithful
temperate players will always com
mand good salaries, but in many
cases where salaries we're paid oispropos-
tiona.e to the value OF services there vii
be cut" Mr.. Spsldiug refused pc
blank to say anything abou. the placing Of
| association clubs in Boston and Chicago
He said il would not be fair to pace him
self on the list at this time, and that i;
would be premature to express an opinion
abou, a matter yet TO be officially discussed
IL is known, however. that
the interests Of the game demanc
this. /, will be done. Mr. Spsldipg e1
poets to leave 70, Chicago on Monday, and
Mr.. Thurman will confer With him In tha
city. The Wagser brothers were much
pl,ased with their talk with Mr.. Spaldins
| No promise was made to them, but they we :,
given to understand that they would b,
dealt with fairly.
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THE IRISH MIDDLE.
Parnsli Has a Stormy Time at rrssA
Ford Sunday Afternoon.

DunliS, Dec. Ia -Parnell and party
today drove from Kilkenny 10 Tully rome,
preceded by baud and accompanied by .
large number u vehicles filed with cup
porters. At Tullyrone Parnell addressed
800 persons. The speech was brief, main
ly repetition Of utterancc in previous
speeches. Ii was delivered amid running
commentary cries such as Down with
Judas Hesly." ITO hell with Hennessey.
the Zulu King" etc.
From Tullyrone, Parnell and his friends
drove to Fresh Ford, where Parnell I'D.
dressed meeting, referring during his
speech to the seceders As "miserahle gut
ter sparfows." whom be had pushed out Of
obseurity and given better chance than
he gave himself. After winning in Kill
kenny, he said, he would go to every quar-
ter of ireland and ask the support Of the
people. Here gathering of his opponents
interrupted PArnell with Shouts Of ITO
hell with the adul,ersr.' A fght would
have followed but for the police. Parnell
closed his days work with an address at
urlingford.
The anti-Parnell faction held q meeting
today sqrippcrsry at which about 1000 per-
sons were present kilograms were read
from Hesly aud Sexton apologixing for not
attending the meeting on the ground that
their presence was required elsewhere.
Canon Cahils taking the chair was the Gig
nal for band of 30 Psrnelites to start
cheering for their leader. This was re-
sp0Dded to by the anti. Parnell men and the
cheering kept up by the two factions fully
for an hour, making it impossible for the
speakers TO be heard. Stones were thrown,
Sttnks naa.l a.
averted only by the withdrawal Of the
Parneili,es.
Speeches were made by Father Humph-
reys and Csndon and Patrick O'Brien, na-
topalist members of Parliament and res
olution was carried 10 support Of Mccarthy
and bis followers. At q stormy nationalist
convention at Newry resolutions were
adopted strongly denouncinR PArnell and
the Freeman's Journal. calling for the res.
igDati0n of Justin Huntly Mccarthy, who
represents Newry in Parliament because Of
his having supported Parnell. At . large
meeting at Youghal at which Cannon KEEL
Ter pre- sided. resolutions condemning Par
nell were adopted.
At Waterford last night q meeting WAS
addressed by the mayor and members Of
the municipal council. The gathering
adopted by reclamation resolution In IA
vor Of Parnell.
The Clonakilty board Of guardians have
denounced Parnell and resolved to with
hold the collection of the tenants fund.
At a Templemere meeting the town COM
missioners were called TO protest against
the Parnellites' action and were invaded by
citizens who cheered srormily for Parneli.
The Carrick-on-Suir board Of guardians
have re.cinded u vote of want Of confidence
in Parnell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
BAD INDIANS
In South Dakota Commence
Fighting With Bach Other.
4 Battle Reported to Have fakal Plac'
At Grand Basin, Saturday.
Short Bull and Followers HaIrasssd
by Envious and Rival Chiefs.

RAPID CRY. s. D.. Dec. IA Soldier
from Capt. Wells camp reports that the
Indians in the bad lauds began again fight
ing among themselves This news Wa
brought by government scouts and friendly
Indians. A battle took place in Grass
Basin yesterday. Two Strikes and follow
ers ciYcled around Short Bull and his fol-
lowers all the forenoon, actively skifmish.
ing, each leader bound that his supremacy
As chief of the whole band should be ac'
knowledged.
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Meteorological Report.
dec =. 1890. y p. MI
Suspected Murderer Thought to be
IusaCe.

SALEm, Dec. li.--Chsrles S. Chute,
under arrest for connection in the murder
of James Lane, last night. is considered
insane. having been in Danvers asylum
four times. The pistol found in the buggy
Chute got from hi, brother. Lynnfeld
officers say that he was around that town
Yesterday, apparently Intoxicated, threat
ening people with pistol. The police
offered 500 reward for the arrest of
Michael Callahan of Peabody, who is be-
heved to have been with Chute. and is said
to have fired The shot. Chute refuses to talk
with the officers. The row in the house
was over woman. Callahan was arrested
at Danvers this evening.
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Gen. Miles Docs net Believe the stosy

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. ~ Gen. Miles
does not pIsce any credenee In the report
ed battle between the troops and the Indians
in The Northwest, in which 1t was said
number had been killed on both ,iies and
the hos,iles routed. lie is backed up In
this belief by dispatch from Omaha,
sbich says iba, no battle occurred.
and by aud by another message
from Rusbyille, Neb.. which sts,es tha.
the fight yesterday vas beta cen two bands
Df Indians, growing ont of dispute - to
shether they should go to Pine Ridge
agency and give up their arms
In addition TO these, Gen. Miles had .
telegram from Gen. Brooke yesterday to
he effect that rumor that the Indians were
fight ny among themselves had reached the
tsency. No further report had been re-
ceived from him, and Gen. Miles said there
was no reason 10 believe that there had
been a conflict with the soldiers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Dec. l4.-Cne of the
firm of P. A. Gross & Co., wholesale mil
liners while dining at restaurant Friday
night. saw their book-keeper, Emil Wula
drinking champagne at one of the tables
Wulff's .alsry did not warrant such luxur
les. An investigation of his accounts
was begun yesterday morning and soon af.
ter shortsge of $50 WAS discovered
Wulf said he could easily explain the dis
crepency and went out TO hunt up a Gus.
toner, but never returned. Further inves-
tigation revealed shortage of 5000.
Nothing was heard of Wulf until six
o'clock this morning. when he was found
dead in an clubhouse at hi, boarding house
with a bullet in his right temple and a re-
volver in his hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

Physici,ns' prescristoas have failed 10
reach many csses Of rheums,isn knpro 10
have been subsequently, cured BY Salsa'is n
Oil. That IL the reason Why the popular
voice is practically unanimous in its favor,
One bottle is usually sufficient
Be wise In me and procure 'Dr. Bull.
Cough Syrup which always cures coughs
and colds, and prevents consumption.
Price 25 cents q bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
Bowden Will Not Contest Lawson's
Gaat

Representative Bowden of the second
Virginia district said to reporter tonight
that be had no intention of contesting the
seat of Hon. John W. Lawson, the demo
crst elected to succeed him in the 52nd
Congress, although he felt convinced thai
Lawson was defeated by $500 votes, To
establish all his assertions of fraud, he
said. would require him to see about Elk
or seven thousand voters in the district and
he could not do this in the 10 DAYS allowed
him bv law. Besides this would cost him
about $50, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

SAN FRAscIsco, Dec. IA sad record
Of mortality in Guatemala was brought to
this port yesterday by the Pacific mail
steamer San Juan. Among the arrivals
was Joseph McMullin, newspaper man
from New York. The Republic Of Guaie.
mala, he said. is beseged by small pox.
The disease has made fearful progress re-
Gently. He says that In seven weeks there
were 1900 deaths throughout the country
and the humber at last accounts was on the
increase, No cholera is reported there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
Chicago Brewers vii! Buy no More
Saloon Licenses

CHioAGo. Dec. l4.-It was announced
today that all syndicate breweiies in this
city had decided to cease advancing money
to saloon keepe-s for the purpose of pro-
curing licenses. and the result is that posi-
bly, 1900 saloons will close their doors the
first of the year. Many breweries for sew
eral years have advanced money, relieved
the saloon keeper of all trouble in the
matter, sent agents TO the city hall and had
them procure a license for each customer
and take it to him. One or two breweries
paid the free lunch counter expenses Of
some of their customers. This was all
done to keep the brewers sign out. The
burden has been heavy, each license cost
ing $500 a year. There are now $500
saloons in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

movement in New York city to purify elee-
tons. said thA, he bad acted wi'h Tilden,
O'Connor. Peekham and othe,s moth his
public duties called him to Gersvs. He
also elzimsd that all Of the efforts in the
State of New York in the direction o. sair
elections had been made by the Whis party
first. and sfterExrd by the Republican
party, and had been obs.ructed and resisted
by the Democratic party.
Wilson of Maryland took the floor to
make An argument sgsins, the bill, huk ~
he was somewha. induposed, Hoaf seid be
would not insist upon the continuakasa Of
the discussion today, but gave notice that
after today. he thought he ought to sst the
Senate to sit all the hours practicable until
the bill was finished.
After short executive session, the Sem
ate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
Tne Cabinet Considered the Financial
Situation.

The cabinet meeting Friday, considered
the financial condition of the country and
as a result the President, it is understood
will send a message to Congress early mex
week, sugges sting as measure of relief the
enactment of legislation for the issue OF
additional currency bused on increased pur
chases of silver.
Secretary Window, who is in New Yorh
city today, conferripg With bankers as to
the best method of affording prompt relief
is said to favor the purchase of the present
stock of silver. amounting to about Sl3, ,000,-
600 ounces. and the purchase also of ar
additional amount equal to the actual retire
ment of national bank notes, estimated al
$50 oo0 600 thereby adding about $50 o00.-
900 to the circulation.
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The Next Mains Historical Society q
Meeting.

PORTLAND, Dee. 1.-The following
papers will te read 81 the sessions of the
Maine Historical Society to be held at their
library Thursday aftirnoon and evening.
Dec. Is:
Some Aceoant of Hoa. John Appleton,
sx-Mipiser to Russia, by George f. Emery.
A letter of General Peleg wAdssorth,
giving an account of the Penobscot Exps-
iition Of l779. from DR.. Jno. S. II Fogg.
The Province of Mayne, by Parker NJ.
Reed.
Abstract from the Log Books of the L.
S. s. "Ssr4toga,7 1854, on the ives!
coast Of Africa, by DR.. ]. A. Spauldipg.
A Sketch Of the Life of james Loring
Child, from james w. Bradbury.
A Lost Manuscript, By James 2. Baxter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

Much Of the Russs leather comes from
Connecticut, Bordeaux vine from Cx!ifor.
mia, italian marble from Kentucky, French
lace from New York. and Spanish mackefsl
from the New Jersey coast. DR.. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery comes from
Buffalo, N. r., but there Is nothing in III
name to critieise for IL Is truly golden in
value. IS Thousands gladly testify. Con.
sumption 3 averted By It's use. and IL has
wrought many positive cures 1t corfectl
torpid liver and kidaeys, pu'iaes the blood
b.nishes dysnepsis ard scroiula, renew,
the lease OF life. and tones 10 the system
~ nothirg else will do. What 10 more, i
Is guaranteed ID DO all this, or the price i
refurfed. lecl5dAvfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
FIRE AT BANGOR.
Boy Shot at HallOVell-. .-IDjQries
Probably Fatal.
Programme loi EleYenth Annual nsetib6
Of Maine Pedasosuss.
Plre a. Aubu,r-Lopg Lat OF Itsms
a - l1-IA

ering's Square owned by the Pickering
heirs, was damaged By fire this morning
The Ere broke out in the candy establish
ment Of Henry Lane on the third floor
His stock and the stock of groceries below
the property of II. h. Dexter & Son, wers
badly damaged Loss about Of slso0
Partially covered by insurance.
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ehoctiog Accident at Hailowell.
fSpecia. 70 the KEssEB.c JOURNAL.

HALLowELL. Dec. l4.-Robbie Seavey,
the Hve-year-old son of Mr.. George Seayey
Of Farmingdsle, just over the Hallowell
line, met with a serious accident Saturday
morning. While playing with a little
schoolmste they obtained 32-calibre re-
volver from bureau in the room, and
while playi Jog with this ii was accidentally
discharged the bullet passing through the
little fellows chest between the lungs.
coming out from the back and lodging 10
the wall. Physicians we're immediately
summoned and at last accounts the little
fellow was still alive, though in a very
precarious condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

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Unoccupied Building ct Auburn
Burned.

AUBURN, Dec. 1.-THE building foomer.
ly occupied by the Auburn foundry. was
burned last night. Geo. Keith was putting
machinery in the building preparatory to
using it as mill. Loss about 81 900
While the department were at this FIRE an
alarm was given for fire in A. B. Don
nei's dwelling. Damage slight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
Nominations by the President.

The President on Saturday sent to the
Senate the following nominations:
Horace W. Metcalf of Maine, United
States consul at Newcas.le. Eng. John b
Jackson of New Jersey, second secretary Of
legation at Berlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
3a,ltDaos Il Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Oct
18th, 1890.
Until further notios trains leave Augusta a,

Until further notioe trains leave Augusta a,
oilows,
GOIN6 wEsT-sp A. ~ for Lewiston
koohiand, Portland, Boston and Montreal. 7ao
A. NJ Tor Hglioweu, Gardiner and South Gard
n.r. 1910 A. NJ. tor Lewiston, Pennington
hoctlsnd. Portland and Boston. 200 r. NJ
for HAllowel, Gardiner and South Gardiner
Sas r. NJ. Tor BrunswIek, Bath. Rockiand
Portland, and Boston, ai5. (esprcssJ Port
land and Boston, sos r. N. .or Hall5weil, Gard
nsr and South Gardiner. 100 r. NJ. nigh. Pull
man for Lewiston, Bath, Portland and BoLon
GOING EAsT-s.l0 A. NJ. might exprcss) tci
6kowhegnn. Belfast. Bangor. Bas uWboT, st
II. tor waterville. skowhegan, Newport, Bangor
and vanocboro. 2H r. N. for watsryille
ss r. N. for Wateryllle. skowhcgan, loi-
fast. Dexter, Dover Foxeroii. Bangor
n. stephen. 1t. John and Aroostpos County, and
at 7<o r, NJ. tsaturdays only) tor Halorville
Sunday paper train Tor WNieryille and Bangor
The Night Pullman Trains ruu each way every
nisht. Sundays included. but not to skowheg.n
or Belfast on Monday mornings, to DrNtrr
or beyond Bangor. on Sunday mornings.
The day express trains going Enst At o. +. VI
md West at 10 10 4. NJ, run daily, sundays IN
oiudsd, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath. kpak
and. Bangor and st. John.
ACCOMTODArIoN TRAM Tor Augusta
leaves Soutt Gardiner. 6.l5 A NJ, loo and ~,
r. NJ. Gardner, 4. 70 A. NJ ITO anat as T. 81
Haliowell, St9 A. NJ. 20 and i5g T. NJ
Through tickets to California and hl point
South aud West may be had OF H.. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only otte. seiliug via
all routes and checking AL baggage free oi eS
penss.
PAYSON TUCKER Vice pros. a dcn' Manager
y. n. BoorHBY. Gcnn Pass. and Ticket As't.
Portland. oct sth. 1890.
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Church Burned at Caps et. Ignsgs
Quebec.

Carr Sr IosAc. Que, Dec. 1.-The
Paris chuSch here was burned today. Rev.
II. A. D.onne. vicar, a; the risk Of his
ife. saved the holy sacrament. The
church wa, one of the finest in the diocese
If Quebec Another building used % .
1ubbc hall, council hall and court house
~ss burned Loss about el25,0O0; in
'ared for s55 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

Nav YORK, Dec. IA fire this morn
ing in the FIVE story building, 3G3 Canal
street. did $40 900 damage. Hartman &
Mendelsohn, closks. David NJ, Gerber, dry
goods, and J. II. Eckhart are the principal
losers. The losses are fully covered by
insurance.