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New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
FACING ~ ENGLAND.
WINNERS ox TIE OPENING DAY OF THE LIVER.
POOL SPRING MELTING.

London. March o7-Thc Liverpool Spring Meeting
opened day. The principal race was that for tho
fifteenth Union Jack STAKES Of 1000 sovcr'igns for
;hreo wear olds one mile. IL was Won ny the
Dule Of We.tminstcr's bag colt orwell Lord
Calthorpe', chestnut colt Marchcs was second. and
tho Duke Of Bcaufort'i bay colt Edcario third Tho
last betting wa, to against orwell tD against
Mnrchc.i Il 10 / against Edgario
The race for the Molyneux stake, Of severe gnS
each. with 500 sovcrci-us added. for two year ods
five furlons.. was won by Mr Ab.ngton's brown
colt Ma,un,s,, Lord Londonacfry'- ery colt Dcn'
ham Wa, second J. Lowthcr Bells chestnut colt
Kings Evil third. There were nine starter. The
last betting wa, II 10 10 against Ma'uneas ard 20 :"
] each against Dcgcham ard King. rsll.
The tenth Liverpool liant >ic'p.echasc. oi 400
.oyerclcns for all hunters. about three miles. va
won by twenty lengths. Dy Herr schmidt, hvey'ar-
old uohcit. Captain Nddlrion's aged hay gcldins
Dounerailc came In second. and Mr. II. l.. Po~ciP-
aged Bood-tonc third. Tie letting hofore the -iart
wa, g to against Ilohcit, . 10 against Donncralc
to 4 against Bood-tonc.
The race for the Prince Of Wales Plate. 81 200
sovereign q handicap for three year ohs and mp
wa,yl, nearly >N furlous. was won hy Warren dc IA
Ius', five year old hat horse ~hIrlhth- >. II.
.ccond and sir X. Jardlnc. nvcy'af old hc'tnut
horse wise Man third. The la-t b"ttlng N"o :" !
against >hillcagh II 10 against INla 10 against
Wise Man.
rathcrand ireland wa. second and 81 Damicr
third There were five starters. Inc Last p'iuhs
WAS q 10 = against Tathcraud % against Ireland
and , to OH II. 'alnicr.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
mrs or LEGAL NEWS.

Tho Electrical Accumulaior Company scvera years
.ro c,rcutei mortgage on IT. property IN thi' CIV
and New Jersey for Sioooooo to se'nFe an issue "i
tr-t mortgage bond, amounting u S"o''4'o' Inc
Interest ~, the bond, was not paid, and proceed
,.,, vcrc begun to forcclosc the mortgage pom inc
orulic,iion of oliver j. ncrr and Gate' d. Falneh
,,ock Judge Andrews yesterday granted an nluh'
ton b. refrain the stockholders OF the company
from m any way dispo,ing Of the property belonging
to the company. The plaintiffs are the trustees IN
der the mortgage.
Dr. George W Wintcrburn has begun a suit III
the supreme Cour, to recover SOS" from Gc"rS' r.
W,-nr f,r -~rvlccs - a physician. Nr. Na-oA j.
,,lt t, hc I'm Boston. and Juder Nndr'"7 N'-''iN,N
Granted AN order for The service "t the summons ~
-uh-fituton. ,,,,.. .,,t,.,
rhc trial Of the suit Of John j.. Nalioy assin-'
the Long Island Railroad COMPANY 70 recover So
,un for alleged false imprl,onmcnt wa begun DE-
,,r, JUDGE Patterson IN thu supreme Court N,stN"'
am. counterfeit cOmmutdtOu tickets were ipNu ~
N,lny'- po..r-.ion. and hr Wa arrest ana l"'h'i
, f,r several day, until the case wae tried ana thr"
~ ,,,a di.,hnrerd The case postponed unill to
r,v 10 allow tho company 10 produce voucher
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
DAMAGIyG EVIDENCE AGAINST PALMER.
THE SLAYER OF JOHN II. ATKINSON THE LAW
YER, HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

THE SLAYER OF JOHN H. ATKINSON, THE LAW
YER, HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Phoenix p. Palmer. charged with causing the death
Of John II. Atkinson lawyer, by assaultine nm
during an alteration in AttrsonS of1ce at Fifty
dnhst. and Broadway, on Wednesday evening, was
arragned before Justice OReilly, at the forkviiie
Police Court yesterday. The prisoner. who Is a saic-
mover, thirty three years old, and lives az NO. lo'
Blecckerst. is a man OF small stature. The aihda-
Wits of Granville +. Martin. a stenographcr. OF NO.
4O7 West Ffty-sevcnth-st, and Of Franklin r. Ber'
nard, a lawyer. were taken.
Mr. Martin testified follows: al heard Palmer
and Atkinson engaged in quarrel IN the ONCE All"
heard Palmer saw with an oath y will take the safe
Atkinson mildly replied You cannot remove the SAFE
At the same time Atkinson stood between Palmer ana
the safe Palmer had a cartrung In his hand ana
he said Get ont of the way. I'll knock your brains
ont Atkinson refused 10 move and Palmer struck
him on the head with the cartrung. Atkinson fell
scnsclcss TO the floor and went out and called Police
man Downcy. who arrested Palmer"
Mr. Bernard's affidavit was as follows: Palmer
came into onr Office with two other men and said he
had come TO remove the safe. said, 4 have lot
Of property in the safe and have not time to remove
IT, Palmer replied, Il don't care. am going 70
Palmer struck me blow In the face with MS hst:
Mir Atkinson. who in the rear Once, came ouI
and said Frank, lei 90 for an olccr.' we "eil'
ont but could not find policeman. went out again
for an offcar and not finding one returned, Atkinson
law nscnsiblc on the floor. and told tat Palmer
had struck him on the head with cart rung. me
trung fell from Pamcr's hands as ch'crcu 'i'c
palmer had nothing TO say. and was committed
without bail for examination on Saiurday' A,MI,oh Ah
lived with his wife and TWO chlureh al H's"S
81 Tenth
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
GYMNASIUM FOR COLCMBIA. TlIK
a1r,rN1 MAKING RALLY TO INCREASE THE
ATHLETIC FACILITIES OF THE COLLEGE

ALUMNI MAhlNtr n INi>i@i ~ --'~'N'-'''-@
ATHLETIC FACILITIES OF THE COLLEGE
4 scheme has been quietly set on foot BY those
graduates of Columbia College who are particularly
interested in the athletic prospects of their aim" mater
by which the college shall have good gymnasium.
II is proposed build within a few blocks OF inc
COLLEGE large athletic building, which -ha contain
a commodious and thoroughly equipped gymnasium
besides a separate hall for tennis courts. and rooms
for swimming baths bowling alleys. billiard ana eno
ing quarters, a reading room. assembly room and
restaurant
Professor Joseph r. Goodwin IS the originator OF the
scheme and he in conjunction with Professor T. he T.
Ricketts, and President Low. has submitted a plan To
the standing committees Of the schools of Arts thc
Mines Alumni association. These committees nave
favored the Ilai. and have inirustcd II. for a'uNc
development to q committee when ,nlaisis OF ITO
.c.,or H. !. Van Amrinec, chairman. T. \ ac"ciM'i
horn Professor Goodwin, Professor lchct', lt"i'H",
j. K Kccs Nicaoa, FISH. g. {. De VIII. lr; ana
~ T. Morgan. il g. estimated tai the pilio!h-
and equipment, Will cost about -ioO")p Inc com
ni,i.c is now actively engaged lu raising suhScIp'
tlol. and has sent ont to the alumni circulars Wh'h
.ty that the membership fee, admitting u an ihe
m, ,ile.c. of the proposed binding VIII De- $40 a
An Initiation fee Of 80 i1i me hfri '''
member, and so after that Alichd' tho members
~ thc committee have received 200 appli' alton, Tor
member hip. and they say that II ihft receive ~!
anullcaiioiS with the present ou'lp,K they VIII
f.el warranted In push hing ahca' with the project.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
rurp,rrRoAD WANTS MORE TIME.

Judge Andrews IN the supreme Court 'hamuer@
Yesterday granted temporary ihInh'"'" ''''',"
the Loan and Investment Company from selling Doh''
~ ia. Midland Railway Company, the par 'Anc oi
,.l'lrh +. Il looOoOO The railroad is an Indiana cor
p,ration and IL own, seventy four miles 81 'fA."
l.. Jim. last it contracted w.'h Pie Loan ana IN.
tncpt Company through i'a agent. conn d"
stanton. for a loan u 100000 with the op''N oi
inorcacus ii - :35o."oo WITHIN -MF '"N y ",'''
- ,. .,,., far th, amount and the collateral -
rc fla. mortgage was composed ~ the bonds referred
T., The Interest on The bonds wa, I1' p'' ,o, ,,"
.h. ENLISTMENT Company hogan proceedings 10 i"i'
,t. ,',,fr,r. hen IN. railroad company ap
H., f,r fhc Injunction. II a~-'ri- mat II y ~ a
itiir more time n can pay The original i''" VIII il"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
VHITE LEAD COMPANIES CONSoLiDAIH
SIX CONCERNS BECOME ONE TO FORM 4 LAWFUL
RUST.

Some Of the stockholders in The National Whltc Lean
rrust including stephen Il. Bradley. sheldon LcaVH'
Jobn j. steenkcn. T. =. Rowe. John \. stevens anu
r. C. webster held meetings yesterday I" exchange
,le stock OF the six New York and Brooklyn Nm'c
Lead companies for stock In the new National Lead ana
OIL COMPANY. The first meeting was held at 80 la
Front st.. Broohlyn. the Office Of the Bradley NM''
Lead Company, and the stock OF that company anu ~
the Hroollvn White Lead Company and the L"n"H
sncltnc Company was exchanged for Ike amounts IN
the new company. a second meeting was held al th'
office Of the Jewett White Lead Company, at 80 -
Burline Slip, NcwYork, and Ike cA'hahT' wa,
effected similar steps were taken with the STOCK o
,t ,-rio, White Lead Company and the Ulster White
cad COMPANY at 40. 1G3 Frontst:. TINS ciV. ne
new company has a capital OF ~ ,oOO'Voo' anu ~,
acquired The plants OF the six former companies 10
scilitate business and reduce EXPENSE Ihc iae'o1r,
,ill he run a. heretofore. The directors oi thr ne"
companv viii be CHOSEN in few DAYS, ana te "n''I
win be elected April :. The factorlc, nav %na'1 @ Drr'
managed by the Trust for some time ana the lorna
ZION of the new company i designed 10 picVci'u aH
interference with tie operations Oh 'o A'uS' " '"'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

and tradinS was NOR, active 40. fiat bean quoteu
IOi.di94c sales 75o IT lo'-aloEc ior 10: d
Il Oc or No cost and freight, l7c for No c2'e % %
freight lie No. 10 l75Gc for No. . ana aHS' zoo
No. o. poSad Md yade' & gg 500 S bsgs wost indies private
terms. Option@ also harder ed. but the sPoulaSg" r
especially active fayrc ADJ abCed 2H2 irs anu ;
burg gained i2ai1. pigs both OF which had @ djded
beside. the receipt, at santos 7hoH,u
falling on ENchcngc however reduced to - 90, S o
that did not situation The local marke' ,t ga.
l5d2O points closed barely steady IO c"pl'
Regular first sjJ good second , 49, Tor
fprlvatel 2l7s. Hlrnip-,, 1000 bags Kio w.
United States. 9C'D bags ko clearance, IDr
900 bags Total stock, $1,000 bags Market sDyru1
Santos receipts 600 blgs. Receipts at santos J"y
1850 March 60 1850 600 3ags SAM a Ts Int
NJ Santos July l. 1880 % March 26 1870 zoo
same time 1880 9sl 600 bags same time looSi ynVVoV
bags Total sales here today 10 30 bags, a. loo"S
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
TIE HOMICIDE WAS JUSTIFIA Bile.
J. F. HYDE, THE SLAYER Of w. TURNBULL EA'
oSERATEp BY A CoRoNER's JURY.


Coroner Levy and jury yesterday hhisheu .'ie
tnnuest in the case of william Turnbull. uche'
speculator who was fatally shot IN the abdomen III
front Of the Fourteenth street Theatre saturday hp'
nv lanes F. Hyde another spcculator. MT Ho"c
rcnresented thc accused and David NJ. NcwbereeE VIZ
nnesent in behalf of the relatives OF the "o'o"'0
Aseistant ATTORNEY Crosse was also present
Tho runcinal testimony that given by Ahoie"
steele the iantor Of the theatre. lie saw the men
clrch and said that when Turnbull received 'he
Wound he stood directly behind Hyde hooihs MN
with both hands so to pinion his aims. hSoe Nci"
She ,istol I'm his right hand, and II was "''''c "c
was held in this manner that he made movement
~ the hand which turned the revolver against i"i'i
h,lrs bodv The next instant tie shct WIS "c"'
c, was positive of the correctness OF MS testimony
ahot the nosition Of the men when the revolver was
discharged. .. -.,ror
The result of the autopsy made by Deputy 'orVnc,
Conway WAS then read to the jury. 1t dcsorocu
,ho wound To be on the left side Of the rooy Juso J
above the hip the bullet having passed .o"S Via
abdomen Stcele's evidence was tiat inc . .da
Of the revolver was against Irihbups nodov ugma S
,ras recalled and reiterated ns .",o In
ment that he had seen Tnrnbppdl bsndIc s,rdlE
nIyds yGs twice over the head with the haa,o
-; his umbrella with which he then lappeo iyao o
nwav and was followed by Turnbuii VINO & ioo' imi f
hold Of the umbrella by tostling AGAINST a '"n no~
as Uydo drew the revolver or ccins oncn,nc onc Tho
Tho lad ran across the street. ana on IeHolns ,If
an hour the jury brought IN verdict tnat n"T n,
Cred the shot in self defence The prsocdr orod
a. .bo JoNc son Market Police Court anu 'Vi'"'"N"
20 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE RUSSIAN THIEF Gagged At LAST
TEARS AND APPEALS DO NOT EXPLAIN AWAY
r~Cpr>fI WAITING FACTS.

rr.pc Avn APPEALS DO NOT EAfLhlN ""'
1SCRIMI MATING FACTS
c,,rs,aus portluewitch the Russian, who says 'h"'
, ,,- % a, ,l,nstrious family and has been "lce
tod within n few months, was before hecoruc'
-, -os+.,dav for trial on the charge OF s'c"l'"H
s. d,ar,ora rings worth nearly 81 900. from Hrs'
C.,o+,o " Paine who lives at the buckingham ho'"i'
,,,,,, .ho detoctive who had Bortkcwltch III chaTsc
no. +abirc him 70 Police Headquarters on Inc o"S
ocor b,s arcst October 81. the prisoner s'opPc" i'
,noment on the platform of the liouston-s'' e'"o'
% tho elevated railroad and then tiled 10 cs'"Po ~
,hs adjective bv jumping on the moving tram i'
,ras nnsbed of the train by the brakeman anu VIM"
,he officer attempted rccapturc his prisoner Duly
,o,ttch threw himself the railing OF the s'a'o'
d catching hold of the electric wires, droppcu l" o
cround breaking both his legs. lie was ''No" ~
Dcllevuc Hospital and remained there ior io"' o''
porliovitch was recognized the man who was
tried only two weeks before his se'onu a'iV'' ~"
o,onco ~ robhinc Miss Annie Brown. who Is at the
head Of a private school, as she was ic"''',- u''
ron,,ahlc Buildng Miss Brown identified him. but he
was able to produce proofs OF good ohaf"oc' """ 0
acquitted , 80
Bortkiewtch appeared in coura ye''eluaS vi
cr,,ches He had engaged no lawyer, ana he ro
ssad 20 accent the services of the lawyer assigned 70
hn hv the court He told his own story IN lnuch me
same manner ~ the trial OF the previous cna,tv
lie spoke in broken English and frequently apP%.".u %
To the ech'eIn'hr ,oico h,nlre with emotion lie
satd i'm reference to the jewels that ne ian op'de
them from Young woman who said that she Wa ii iio
,ho CT trial He did not succeed In cNplallhS any
Of the clearly incrmlnatng circumstances, az
The Jury convicted him Of grand larceny III 'c ~ -
degree. and Rccoricr smy'h seh'c"'0' HE" - ~
I'm le
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
rrv INDICTMENTS FOR BRIBERY.

The Grand Jury yesterday found new Indictment
against Deputy Commissioner Bernard T. Martin ana
Deputy. .Sherins Philip v. Walsh and Joseph A. young
- - licensed of bribery The new Indictment Il
eo,uded on the same charge o: obtaining 500 from
Charles g. Franckyn which led TO the irst Indictment
The new indictment drawn under the general provisions
for the punishment Of bribery. demurrer 10 the oo
adcent was 10 have argued .his morning before
1udae Barrett but the substitution OF the indictment
psy cause q postponemcnt Of the argument The cases
Nm hssp sent "a the Ceurt Of eyss and Terune, o. ths
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
MORE RAScALTTY TO BE EXPOSED.

The work In New-Nork City ~ the State Senate Com
nittee OH cities f. not nearly finished William NJ
WINS said yesterday that every department oi the municipal
government would De investigated" Though the In
quiry into the conduct Of the Shcfs Office has been
brought TO head IN the prcsntmcnt of the Grand
Jury the committee will continue its examination Of this
department for about two days Then another VIII
be taken up and probcd " with equal thoroushness
The committee VIII hold a session tomorrow beginning
a 80 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
Jay GOULD EXPECTED HERE NEXT WEEK

Jaw Gould is not expected NewYCrk before the latter
part Of next week lie IN the city Of Mexico y'.irr
dav but the date hs l. uncertain because he had
not decided whether hc would visit Ncw-orl'ans II nc
should not do ~ may reach Ncw-Nork hy Wednesday,
The latest dispatches him not given any nd
cations about Ncw-Oricans visit. Edwin could, his
second son who has left charge of hl business in
this city has been confined 70 the house for week With
an attack the nuuIs. Mr. rould's intimate friends
say that he has no Oi making trip 20 Europe
this spring yacht T. being made ready for use, but
Is said only for the convenience Of Mr. Gould aud his
family during their summer stay at 1r,ington.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
,re,xrss IL THE SUPREME COURT.

v,shing,on March 27.-The supreme Court Of the
,.i,i STAT, to-day transacted the following business:
Xo .a-AdolAu, Eciior. plantin In error, an the
tt-,,i.t- nf COLUMBIA. submitted
- 10 ,ss Ihr ohio Central Railroad Company appel
i,nt AIT the Central Trust Company OF NrW-i ORR.
%o 2ts The Citilrns Bank Of Topeka, paintu In er-
roe t Nathan J.. cabot II al. administrator ETC. DIS
fi.,,d per suPllation. .,,, ,.,. ,,.,.,,, T.,
.,,o, act Peter campbell ~ al. Argued
80 ibi.JVhn l. Sullivan ~ al, lalhu's In error aRc
,,. Iron SILVER Mining Company Argued.
40 .34-fhc District Of columbia, p"huu III error
act Henry T.. Woodbury.. Argued o,,
~ 1i. dav call Tor Friday will be a. follows. Nos 23i.
2ao "4i hi3 3 original 20 80, Pol. 202 ana o37
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
MAC UTCU OFFICIAL BEEN INDICTED

Acting Sheriff John b. Sexton and w. Bourkc Cochran
were A. the District Attorneys yesterday for short
time j. Edward Simmons also called at Mr. Felows's
office in the Frequent discussions occurred
among the prominent officials and 1t whispered among
the minor ofce.hOldcrs that the Grand Jury had acted
,caps. high Official All Of the assistants who have
ANYTHING 10 do work Of the Grand Jury declared
that no important action had been taken. II the
Grand Jurors have resolved to indlc other ohcals they
Will be taken into coIr. this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
CIR owyrrs or poo1.Roons ARRESTED.

Sergeant O'Toolc and several policemen OF tho
Central Once squad yesterday assisted Anthony tom
stool, in making a raid on four pool room. downtown
and arrc.ting the proprctor. M each place clerks from
crcafIllc houses had been buying pool, on the races
John Brown and Clarc, Harrison were arrested Al
so - Park Row. John During and william Henry
we're caught at 80 20 West IroidNhy. Marlln '"lN'A
wa arrested Al NO. We. a.. and it 80. l- - ara
Il George Brown placed under arrest inc men
Al so 20 West Broadway also carried "n p'"'f mop
and the police secured damaging evidence AGAINST
ihcm The prisoners were held ~ the Iomb' foco
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
IA cU.vcr ~ PRICES or rOAL

Tho sales agents Of the anthracite coal producing
companies Yesterday made no change In schdul"
rriec- The policy of restriction of production "As
continued and il taciily agreed that the output
for April should not exceed 2.OoO.Opo tons. II t TIE
unaniinOu- opinion of the trade tlat resurrection i'
rccc4.lfatcd y the condition of The market. but H J.
hoped that by keeping down the output prices can be
fairly sustained.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Court Of Sessions IS occupied with the orohaS
criminal cases Martin, Walsh and Young VIII be ar
,sicned to-day to plead to the Indictment
Assistant Disrct-Attoney Lindsay said YESTERDAY tns'
the new Indictment prevent the possibility
NJ LEGAL objection.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
ruRyT TRIP OF THE ORIZABA.

The steamship Oiizaba OF the new vessels OF the
NewYork Cuba and Mexican Line. reached her pier at
Walst Yesterday morning. She made the trip her first
one from Havana to NewYork IN three days nineteen
hours W. H. S. Hughes, the manager OF the line. went
10 Mexico On vessel and at uaysla, PIosreso anu
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Vera Cruz where Captain Mcintosh is so weknown anu
SO much favortc people, the vessel was open 70
visitors and crowds OF Sranards and Mexcan' vsted
her. She many floating palaces sailing under the
American flag.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

c0rTON-The SPOT market has varied FOR the day,
r,ling dnI 30 sales reported. Port receipts to-day
976 bales against 3o35 bale, his daf last week ana
crip. at the pot, aggiegated 5121 SIS ha'- ae''7s
lso or bales for the responding time la,t year IN
Oo,aon, are based on American standard Of clsssihca
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
S1AINl.D
cool Ordnary..--..-- o-IIov MIddlnF-.....I II 10
-. -. nllIuary. nl. --ddl-ug ..-IOs

Gn.ion.- Mere lt.s active e irregular. LIVER
ool ,t,ce. came weaker anH ti, prompted if',r selling
a. thr outset which caused decline ~ fUD POINTS, sun
saqu,nty feeling became -i'in.' ana .h .Nai l"'
started nl '-u. aiding % l'l e."
3qi po.nts closing - aiy. o'i--, 1900 p'l'. $40.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
WHEAT. NO. ..

-1,1 quotations A, fo.0N-. TIouT dun and lh.
Wheat 7oi2a72c No , red. 79a ,9tc 80 eorn So
', <o f.aN~eed II fca9l 80. p-ne timothy seed
- 20 rs- PORK per lll @lO 5odto . lard. per 100 ~
IA i.i.b short flDs sides llOo~r. - s-2 dry saed
.'.ia.- i,tI - fpa-t 30 -Aoit clear sides lhoAed
n - ~ ,,ay di-t.llcf> finished goods per gallon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-06
ODD FELLOW 8.

At = regular meeting Of Widely Encamp.
ment No. 81, Of Norway George p Rove
vas elected c. p; + + Libby. II z.
George r. Walker, S.W.; Harry Ames. $.
w.; T. l.. Webb. s, and +. Ames. Treas
Sloan Lodge Of Gray, elected the follow
ing officers Tuesday evening. Dec. 3ls
MIR. o F. Whitney. N. G.; MIR. james /
Holt, V. G.; Thomas Hancock. Treas,
Mr. Scammon Fosg, Per. Sec. Rev Z.
Bean, Sec. Trustees, Messr.. V. E.
Frank. W. II. vinton. W. II. Webster
The following are the ofiicer.-elect Of
Norway Lodge No. l6. chosen at the semi.
annual meeting held on Tuesday evening
George W. Hsreltcn N G.. Julian Brown.
v.G.; T. L. Webb, X. s.; f. +. Smith
2, s.. + Ames, Treas w. W. Whit.
marsh, W. II. Whitcomb and George A
Cole, trustees. Fred Bracket, agent Of the
hall.
The new Odd Fellows encampment a,
Ellsworth which the Bangor Patrisrchs aid
ed in instituting . few nights since is to be
known as Wivurns. No. a., and will NEE
twice each month. The following were
elected and installed officers for the ensuing
term II. +. Hill, c. p; c. A. Alien. II.
P; +. II. Ossooi, s. W; J. f Parsons,
$; J. p, Eldridse, T.; W. Logan. J. W
&. b. wymsn. G.; DIR. J. H. Pstteu. Is,
W; DR.. G. W. Bragion, 81 W; e.
Fiske, Sd W.; II. A. Haynes. 4th W; J.
". NeAlley. lst G. of T.; o. l. Staples,
I'd G. Oft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-06
A NEW METHOD OF TREATING
DI6EA9E.
Hospital Remedies.

What are they? There is = new depart
ure in the treatment of disease. II con-
sists in the collection of the specifics used
by noted specialists of Europe and Amsri-
ca, and bringing them within the reach of
all. For instance the treatment pursued
by special ply sicians who treat indigestion,
stomach and liver troubles only, vas oh
tanned and prepared. The treatment of
other ply sic,ans, celebrated for curing ca
tsrrh was procured, and so on till these in
comparable cures now include disease of
the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheu-
matism and nervous debility.
This new method of lone remedy for
one disease" must appeal to the common
sense of all sufferers, many of whom have
experienced the i'll effects, and thoroughly
realize the sbsurdity Of the claims Of
Patent Medicines which are guaranteed to
cure every i'll out of a single bottle, and the
use of which. as statistics prove. has ruined
more stomachs than alcohol. A circular
describing these new remedies is sent free
on receipt Of stamp to pay postage by Hos
pital Remedy Company, Toronto, Canada,
sole proprietors.
neutrality-suspicious.