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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
HEAL BsfAra
Kearsbsc coanty.

The following are the real estate trans-
fers in Kennebec county 70 week ending
May 3:
AussusrA-o. ). Foster OF Manchester 70 J. .
Sabine CT Augusta, land in Anga<ta. $ess Geo
q. and SEQ. T. Beckett 70 H . biass1<h. 49,
In Augusta. t7ee. D. D. Pes ct A. 70 Y. r
a. 70 Abtis 4. Aonson. land asd esidings u
BEiGsspE-Elyira B. Dollon to U. =. Dunn
sxyros@Eftz !. Hinds OF OAKLAND to Edsart
Rcundy Of Benton, land in Benton, e11 tr.seii
Stevens OF Benton 10 Rosetta 8. saith Of FAR
aeId. lanf in Benton. $40 J. v. sylvester ft
Francis Stes ems, land in Benton, fsoe-
CBKIsgA-Saney Aasry OF Chelea 10 C. 9
Smith OF Augusta, iani Ia Chelsea t4eo-
kAEsIsGDALE-orrin Coicord OF Fsrnainedal'
% Carrie z coieofd q ehsia, .sss :. is and =
Georgiaia Jones, laua and bsildiess in Farming
dale, val eom-
GAgpISEK-James Peacock I'd 70 Q. G: Denni
son, land and buildings in Gardner, eiooo.
BALLowKIf~-jsmrs H. LEILA TO Aary A
WEIGH, land and baiidjass in HalloweI, az
Fers,s n. Marin 10 Sarah B. smith. land ant
eaidirgs in H.iioxeA. eits2 5, Carrin, u, Z
Mosaovra-A. Y. Pettengih 70 Harry Z. LIND
say ct Al, land 10 Monmouth, ga
kASDoLrH-S. d. Lyoa 10 Ehea issker. lan'
In Randolph, go. Emeitne l.. Lsphan of Pitts
tau 10 j =. and Helen =. Monscn of Ransoipn
lund On road from Randolph 10 Whiteheld $40.
vAss .LBoEo.-W- I. Reynolds of Wiosiov, =
c. A. K ynolds % Fairfield land and buildings
Vassaiboro, Slsoo-
wATERyMLk-Hattie c. Sherman 10 Dayh
Gaieri and IN Water, ale, 100, John 1ilcctt i
La, ina Giicott Land In WsteryIlle, val. con-; w
Il. Richardson OF Skowhegan 10 A. W. Flood o
Wseryiile, land aud buildings in wa.sryi'ie
sg7( D., G. Gray, waferyllle. ct ais. to Georg
Hailowell of sidney, land In Watefyil'e $50
HISpsoR.-C. A. Merrill 10 Lucy A. Robinson
land in " indsor, $50.
wISstsw.-C. A Reynolds TO K. ID. Rice, Ian
In Winslow Slzeo.
iSTHRoP.-John A. Stanley TO Mary NJ.
Cover. land in Winthrop, si5o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The following fine programme will be
given tonight in the Y. NJ. C.. A. psrlors
on occasion of the reception rendered the
various young peoples societies OF the city.
Address of welcome by the president of the
association, Mr.. +. Il. Philbrick; selection
by the Congregational qusr.ette; cornei
solo. Miss Hattie Fuller; vocal solo, Mrs.
l.. II. Hsllock; address, Rev. l.. II. Hal
lock remarks, Il. Ii. shelton, State secre.
tary; selection By Quartet'e. Refresh
men;s will be served TO sill by the Ladies
Auxiliary, and e season Of general sociabil-
ity be enjoyed. An invitation is extended
to members of the young peoples societies,
the social committees Of which will be at
the oariors to receive them. The different
societies will be designated by ribbon
badges furnished by the committee, as fol-
lows Baptist, pink; Methodist, white
Congregational. blue; Episcopal, scarlet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
Thsyx Will be no Trouble,

1t takes Yankee to discover how money
may be saved. The latest illustration OF
this comes from Maine, and is in connec.
ton with the recent law passed by tbs
Maine Legislature which provides for The
punishment Of ringers, and alec states thai
| il any track adverti.es the rule. of either
the American or Natonal Trotting Asso,
citation such laws will govern. providing
they do not confic. with the laws Of the
State, With this in mind Il Bangor
paper calls tee attention OF track
owners and members in Maize t.
the fact that it will not be necessary for
| them to join either association The track
at Bangor is managed by some people
whose first OF sct in life seerns to be to
save money wherever j. is possible. List
year the Maine TIcltil9 Horse Breeders
Association resolved to bod It's annual
trotting meeting at Bangor, o number OF
stakes for colts having been opened. When
the tine to trot these stakes arrived, and il
vas snnour ced thai the Bsngor track wa'
not member Of the American or Nstionsl
associations, a number of the breeders who
had made entries IN the various events
declined to trot their coils. II would seem
that there is q prospect of similar trouble
THIS year, as the Bangor track evidently
will not spend any money to join a uo;ting
association Breeders Gszs,te.
Our Western neighbor is in error agsin
as its editor generally is whenever he
attempts to say anything about our State.
Maine had no Trotting Horse Breeders
Association last year" consequently it
did not ''resove to hold its meeting at Ban
gor," at all. Has the Gazette ever heard
Of q horse called Nelson?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
NATIONAL UNION coHvzHsIoH.
Hasssrp Men Want PlaEks on Silver
srd Labor Qusstions inserted.

CrxcrxxArr, Ohio, May Is AT the
Nsticnsl { aicn Convention this afternoon
vas devoted chiefly to conferencesof the
various state delegations. The Iowa dele
Rstion adopted . resolution urging the NOM
ination Of . full independents ticket next
June, and telegraphed their decision 70
prominent men Of the state who are IN
sympathy With the movement.
Eastern men are quite active in regard TO
the position to be taken in the platform on
the silver question, and the ''eig1t hour
plank" A conference vas held today with
the leading delegates from the West and
South, vhan the demands Of the Est
vas fully made known ard received with
favor. Eastern men want these planks
adopted; and the conference favors the
restoration of silver to the position iseceu-
pied before 1878. viz EquSliiy with gold
~ . monetary standard Of vslue, "as eight
hours constitute = legal days work, fol-
government employees in the mechanical
departments, We believe that this p,iacirls
should be fur her extended, to apply TO all
| firms and corpors tons employing labor 10
the different sta..s Of the Union. reducing
the hours Of labor and in proportion in
| c,easing the demand for it,
Eastern men announce their determine
ton to make = strorg effort to secure the
Incorporation of these planks in the plat.
| form, aud indic.te that their zeal in the
future will depend largely upon theiI
adoption. ''As goes Kansas. so will go the
convention" has been q popular expression
| ever since the first Contingent of delegate:
pu. in an appearance. The representatives
from the Grasshopp.r s'ste decided late
tonight TO support the organization Of 1
third party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
This Hill Farm 10 Exeter.

We took a recent tip to the Hon. + W
Hill farm in Exeter to note the improve
| merits m1ds on the gu side and inside of tbs
bnildirg.. In the first place we noticed the
additional stories put o, making four new
rooms in ;he ell PAT of the house makins
rine sleeping rooms in the house He hs,
put up a ssair~av in the ell part. The from
rooms in the main house upstairs he ha.
enlarged by bay Windows. They are esct
eighteen feet square beside the bay
windows. All OF these rooms and the
| rooms down stairs have hsr1 wood Il DOR.
with walnut finish over the mop boards
All Of the wood work is oiled and var
nished.
He hss put in 4 new run Of stairs in the
main part of the house and also ground
glass front door. lie has two nobby fire
places ia The two lover front rooms and
also has bsy windows ia these rooms. He
has enlarged the dining room snd halls both
in the main h ,use and ell and has put in a
new pantry expressly for milk, and en-.
iargei the kitchen and put in nes cup.
boards and sinks with places sdded for foul
sud meal. with drawers for linen aud other
comm odities. He has BY far the best
fiolshed and best arranged farm house in
town.
GA the farm they are raising twenty-five
calves, make forty pounds OF butter 8
week. They have forty ope cows ard abou
thirty calves. These they raised last yesI
besides lot of oxen and steers. The farm
snd stock keep TWO women and ten mer
busy the yesr around. Mr.. Hill 10 to be
congratulated upan his nice farm ard good
stocx. He owns the largest st1ck Of cattle
of any four men in town. lie has at hi.
Merton plsce forty head of oxen sad steer.
besides barn full at the Neal place. He
also has about fifty horses. He keeps si1
men at his horse stables and employs from
twenty to thirty men the year round.-Dex
ter Gsz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
aE COULD cur DOWN ANY
HHIN0.
4 Young Mao who WAS Anxious to
Please tbs Eight Hditsr.

The night editor probably did not look a
tbs copy. He sent IL back TO the desk MAE
on general principles and then roared
through the speaking tube
"Cnt is vsv down, I've got more STUD
in type nov than can get into the paper.
A little later he was in the city editor.
room, and enc Of the desk men explained
that be had cut oil this: had beer sent bach
one-hslf, with the exception of one piece,
.4Cut that" said the night editor.
But its"
II don't care what il 10. Cut il
There's nothing ever came into 4 newsps
per office that coulin't be cut down If nee
essary. I'd cut Presidents message
tonight"
Then the desk man said never 3 word
but ,aok frmer grip on his pencil ant
be gan work on the copy
When he had finished be showed il Il
the night editor, ard the iaiter's face was
study.
Did you-did you Gu, it," he saltered
''Certsinly," was the response. "A goo'
desk man can cus anything. guess yo'
can tnd room for il nov
"W-whas did you cut?''
Two TO five years If the sgs Of eaci
woman. Itii please 'em, sou know, an
if iI'il help you any can DO ii every night.
The night editor looked reproachfully a
the desk man, and did not emerge from tn
composing room again until the paper wen
to press. And never since that night hs
he sent the record Of marriage licenses bacl
to be cut dovn.-Cnicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The committee having in charge the
awarding OF the three additional parts TO the
members of The senior class of tine High
School met Saturday evening at the office
Of .. Il. Clason, Esq. examined the themes
presented and selected the following Re
spect the Burden, by Miss Marcia Amber
son; Immigration. Mr.. Nathan Smith
Nv ork the Weapon Of Honor, Miss Grace
Barber. This completes the iist Of ten
speakers who take part in the graduating
exercises of the clfss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The Sunday excursion to the National
Home ever the kennehec Central Rslcoad
was we'll pairor lied, considering the cold
and raw nature of the DAY. About $50
tickets were sold. The outdoor concert by
the Home military band WAS given as al
veftissd and Themes musicians acquitted
themselves with much credit in their RS;
outdoor concert for the season. A good
proportion of the number of tickets were
the new ores which ent.tia the holder to a
trip from Augusta to the Home and return,
the ride between this city and Augusta be-
ing maze by the electric railroad, The
manage ments of both roads are well salts
fed 1T the opeaing,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The gross receipts Of the Catholic fair
amounted SO something over $1,000, The
net proceeds. which were the largest ever
received by the society. amounting to about
$1,000. will be used in clearing up the re-
maiuing dsbt on the parsonage, which was
bought about ore yesr SGD. The whole
debt amounted 20 $3.50. and has been paid
in one years time. The society wieh to
extend their thxnks to Supt. Day of the
electric railroad for his kindness in having
the necessary cars ready to convey visitors
from Augusta and Gardiner to their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
500, 900 Fire at Parry. n. Y.

PERRY. \. Y, May Is A sl00. 900 fire
swept over this village this afternoon
Among the hearies. losers are W. II. Her
rim. grocer. loss $500, insurance $4,000;
Smith Sons, boots and shoes,
loss $4,000. half insured; F. SeeQer
clothing. loss $1,000, insurance $1,000;
W. A. Gillette and Co, dry goods, los.
3l2 600. insurance $1,000; S. GoldwsteI
Bros. clothing. loss $4,000, insurance
$4,000; NJ. H. DIN. hardware. opera house
and bank building, loss heavy, insursnc.
S2l 900; Williams and Co. estate building
lo,s 5000, insurance S2400
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

Yesterday was lively dsy for runswsys.
In the forenoon "a horse driven by Capt
George Chase took fright below the freig ht
station and. thro sing Capt. Chase ard his
companion out, ran through Water street.
When near the Evsns House, the porter,
by clever trick, sprsng into the back
part Of the wagon. elsmbered over the seat
and reaching down back Of the horse seiz ID
the reirs and brought the animal to a stand
still. jrst in season TO avoid 3 collision
with several other teams. The gentleman
owning the team rewarded the young man
for his bravery by gift Of 80 cents. In
the afternoon 1t about O'Clock two other
runswsys occurred on Water street, both
at the same time. One was single team
belonging to Mr.. Foye Of this city and the
nthsr double team belonging to farmer
in Ltchdeld. The latter team started a.
the freight depot and ran the entire length
of Wster street, being finally stopped by
ore of the employees in Tobey's meat
market. No damage was dose to the double
team, but the single team was badly
wrecked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

Bridge Keeper Morsns informs the jos q
x,L .spsessnta.iys that be is surprised many
tines every dag 10 fad that there sre abso-
lately no hof.es in Gardiner or Randolph
vaa are able to walk. Every man who il
s.speed on the bridge for fast driving makes
the sxsuse ihss his horse cannot 20 slower
fhsn IN able. Nevertheless two individuals
have pad the snes imposed By law recently
Ard more will follow unless tie ordinance
prohibiting fast dfisiez is kept in mind BY
those who have occasion TO cross the bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The Messrs. Cilley, manufacturers Of
furniture, are running their establishment
to It's fullest capacity. They have stand
.ng older for three carloads month or
about 1870 sets month to say nothing OF
the lers from dealers in other parts OF
the State and the furniture which they send
In shook to their warehouse in Boston.
This is a particularly desirable business
for the town ins.much IS the work is
steady the year around.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The Holmes Company received last night
the official report TO the nited states gov
eminent, made by Commander NJ. N. Dyer
Of the Portsmouth navy yard, who WIS re-
Gently in the city and conducted expert
ments with the Holmes graphite ring for
proieeiiles. The subject matter of the
report is not intended for publication, but
the JOURNAL representative learns that it is
highly satisfactory to the inventor and the
members Of the Holmes Company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

Have you humo,s. causing b.o,ches:
Does your blood ran thick and sluggish
Are you drovsv. dull and languid2
Ia q bad taste IA year mouth. and
Il yoar tor que sli .arred and coateds
II your sleep vim bad dreams oroken2
Do you feel torphearted. disrnai
DrFadisg sosneta ihg. what. you know not.
Then be very sure you re bilious
Thr you have torpid liver.
ard y hss you need Is something to rouse it
and make it active enough to throw OF the
impurities that clog il: something to invig-
crate the dehiliisted system, and help ali
the organs to perform the duties expected
OF them, promptly and enefaeticalIy. That
''somsthing' is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi.
cal Dis sovery, thu great Blood Purifier,
which It's proprietofs have such faith in that
ihsy guarantee IL to cure. lit does not,
yoar money will be refunded gag il viii.
Buy il. Try H. and be convinced of iss ~an-
deriai power. II the proof of the pudding
j. in the saring, he proof Of this remedy Is
In the taking. msylsd&vfclrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

II. 8. Cox ami James. r. Forrest, sd-
vance agents for Old Jed Prouty were in
the city yesterday placing the paper Of the
company on the boards and distributing the
.ithogrsphs. IL s one o! the finest lots Of
paper ever seen Ia the city and includes ex-
cellent likenesses of both Richard Golden
ard Dor. Wiley. The play is at the Opers
House, Monday May 25.b, and tickets are
now on sale at Blsnchards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

H. II Shelton of Portland, State secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. e, A., wss in the city
yesterday he CUES. of General Secretary
Murray. Mr.. Shelton reports the work
throughout the State in fair condition -
far a. he has been able TO examine it. He
will visit ali Of the associations in the State
rs fact ne possible and Will then hold a
meeting Of the general secretaries. and the
district committees for the organization OF
work looking toward the placing of sss)cia-
lions n many of the cities and larger towns
which are now not represented in the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
AFamoua Rowdoio Class.

Among the class reunions OF Bowdoit
College Commencement, June 25th, viii
be that of the class of 1861, which will Gel
citrate the thirtieth anniversary of grsdua
ton. Edward StAnwood, Esq., editor Of
the Youths Companion, is secretary of this
| class, ard has jus. issued his quinquennia
| card, giving names and addresses Of the 81
survivors Of the class, which numbered u
members at graduation. The class vii
! meet At Falmouth Hotel, in this city. JUNE
24th, and dine at : Z. M. GA the 18th the
class will reunite on the old campus a
Bow dom ard be present st Commencement
dinner. The names and addresses of the
survivors of the class are rs follows:
Charles G.. Atkins, Bucksport, Me. ; j
W. Il. Cross, Foxcroft. Me-; Frapk L
Eaten, NJ. d, DAnvers, Mass Edwin
Emery, New Bedford, Mass; Hon. l.
A. Emery, Ellsworth, Me; LoriDg Fsrr
| Augusta. Me-; President NJ. c. Fetnsld
Maine State College, Orono, Me-; Major
s. M. Finger, superintendent Of pnbiit
institutions. Raleigh, N. c.; Benjsmin S
Grant, Boston. Mass. Judge G. N. Hicks
Rockland, Me. IF. o. L Hobson, 4js Eight
| street, Oakland. Cal. Charles o. Hunt, NJ
d Maine General Hospital, Portland, Me.
Gen. Thomas W. Hyde, Bath, Ne. Rev. A
II. johnson, Roslindale, Mass; George B
Remission, Boothhay Harhor, Me-; Hon. +
| r. Loring comptroller Of county accounts
Boston, Mass. A. N. Lufkin, East Orring
ton, Me. Gen S. II. Manning, Wilmington
N. c.; Prof A. S Packard, Brown Univsr
sity, Providence, X l.; Rev. A. ID. f
Palmer, Plais,o~, N. H.; George Larins
Pierce, NJ. D.. 1853 West 1924 street, New
York; L. F. Purington, Richmond. Me.
Hon. +. M. Ray, Portland, Me. r. A. Ride
out, Everett, Mass Judge C. B. Rounds
Calsis, Me-. Edward Simonton, COG Pion
eer Press building, St. Paul, MIMI; Rev
Edwin Smith. Bedford, Mass; Il. S. b
Smith. NJ. D., Midileboro, Mass. Ed
ward Stsnxood. Bto1kline, Mass; Prof.
George f. Stuobs, NJ. D., lGiG Walnu
street, Philadelphia, Pa John W. Thorp
M. d., Oxford, Chenango county, \. Y
G. M. Thurlow. Boston. Mass. S. d
Waterman. Berkeley, Cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
Hail Damages r. Kan Crops

GAINESVILLE, Texas, May 1S.-Many
thousand dollars worth Of crops we're ami
hilsted by heavy haistorm last nigh
which fell 10 8 depth Of 6 to Is inches in s
marrow belt nf territory. crossing the north
of Texas. IL the vicinity Of Gainesville
where whes. averaging so bushels to The
acre wss ready for the reaper, not head i:
left standing. The dsmsge in the vicinity
Of Gainesville lie at less. 100000. and sew.
ersl other sections have reported damage
nearly as great.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
Little, but Lively.
Little drops Of water,
Little grains Of sand,
Mike the mighty ocean,
Nd .l.E x.taaaank Land :

And dropping into prose. We would say,
that DR.. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets are mild,
but prompt in relieving constipation. sick
headache, billions stacks, pain in the region
of kidneys, torpid liver, and in restoring q
hsslihy, natural action TO the stomach and
bowels. % cents vial. One pellet q
dose. Little, but lively. The use Of the
old sly lie, drastic pills 70 an outrage on the
bum Al system. nayis3&wfolYm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The extent of The work in the sewer de-
psrtment hss not yet been decided on. The
sewer On the plains will be completed,
however, at an EXPENSE of about $4,000,
and = short line laid to connect the build
ings on East Temple street with the Front
street main. Other parts of the city will
also be provided with sewerage, but the
particular localities have not yet been de-
cidp1 on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

man well known about town was taken
from questionable resort on Silver street
yesterday, while under the influence Of
liquor, and pus in the lock up. This was
ris hit enough, bat thsre are those who ask
why the person who was on the street sun
day go drunk as to fall gu, of wagon into
Tire mud was no, also run in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
This Pops's EnoyoIicai on Social
Qasstiops ar Last Public.

RoMr, May Is The long expected en-
cyclicsl Of the Pope upon social gus s,iops
which previous reports said would be made
public on Whitsunday, has been distributed
among all the cardinals OF the Roman
Catholic church. The synopsis recently
published presented The main points of thi.
important paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

On Friday s.sniss the members Of thu
ssn,a. class OF The S Il. S entsrtAiaed
thei, friends srd teachers ss MilIhrsn hall
Games. music. ETC., we're participated IN
after which refreshments we're served
The main entrance 10 the hall vas verI
tsstefulIy deeorx:ed with the class e5lofs
All pronounced ii very successful MAJ
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

The snnuh meetiag of the ksnnebcC
Valley Farmers and Horse Breeders As
socisticn was he'll Saturday evening at the
fiire of the secretary, W. NJ. Merrill. ir
West Gardiner. Only q small number OF
the stockholders were present. The OLE
board Of officers were reelected for the
coming year, with the addition Of Arthur
l.. BurnlSm on the board of trustees. The
matter of holding fair in the fall was
tsvorably discussed but no dates were
selected II Is proposed to hold Fourth
Of July celebration at the park, with &
horse irot in the afternoon. In the fore
noon thrre will be floral proce ssion open
t, the school children Of Gardiner, West
Gardiner, Litchfieli. Fsrmingdxle, Ran
dolph. pittston and Chelsea and prize will
he given 10 the school arranging the best
n>rsl display. A picnic dinner will be
served en- the grounds, ard arrangements
will be made for otherwise properly Oh
serving the day. No definite arrangements
were perfected at tine meeting Saturday
evening, and it was adjourned for one
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19

RockwalFs Hotel, Lucerre, N. Y, was
burned Monday morning, With the north
cottage and all the furniture Of both The
total loss srrroximaies s35 0o0; insurance
S2j, 600. TIE property was owned by
Gsarre H Rockwell