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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17
REcoNsTRUcTING A CABINET.
Two Men Who Will Attempt to Form q
Portuguese Ministry.

LISBON, May 16.-It is reported that the
King will summon Senor A. de Serpax
Pimentol, Councillor of State, to confer
ence in regard to the formation of new
Cabinet.
Rumors which are also current here point
to the formation of a coalition ministry by
Senior Carvalho, formerly Minister of
Finance, and Senor Ferreiera, who held
the Office of Minister of Public Works, Com
merce and Industry, in the Cabinet which
has Just resigned.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17
The Kentuc,,y Democratic Ticket.

LOUISVILLE, May 16.-The Democratic
State Convention completed the ticket to-
day by nominating L. c. Norman for State
Auditor and Major Hale for State Treasurer
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17
NO ARBITRATION PROPOSED.

Neither Italy Nor the United States Have
Made Such an Advance.
ROME, May 16.-It is semi-oficially an
nounced to-day that no proposals have been
made by either side to refer to arbitration
the dispute between the United States and
Italy, arising out of the lynching of Italians
in the New Orleans prison.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17
THE CzAREwITCH TO BLAME.

He Provoked the Attack Upon Himself by
Unruly Conduct.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 16.-The reticence
observed by the officials in regard to the
exact scene of the attack on the Czarewitch
gives credence to a report which has been
circulated that the Czarewitch and his COM
panions provoked resentment in place of
public amusement by unruly behavior.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17

posed he intended to hang himself. The
neighborhood was reused, and men are now
securing the hills and woods for him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17
CHAMBERS IN OHIO.
Several Horses Killed Near Dayton and
Others Guaranteed.

DAYTON, May 16.-Dr. w. R. Howe,
Assistant State Veterinarian, has returned
from Darrtown, Butler county, where there
is alarm over the appearance of glanders.
Three horses were condemned, and the State
Board will order them killed. Several other
horses there have been placed in quaran-
tine.
DR.. Howe also reports two cases at Wash
1ngton G.. HI. Rev. Mr.. Hawker's horse died
from CHAMBERS recently near Dayton.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17
ENGLAND's NEW RIFLE.

An Expert Pronounces 1t the Best One in
the World.
1BY DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANY.1
LoNDoN, May 16.-The United Service
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17
eoeYRiGHT 1890

They poulticed her feet and poulticed her head,
And blstered her back till twas smartng and red,
Tried tonics, elixirs, pain killers and salves,
(Though grandma declared nothing but narvesD
And the poor woman thought she certainly die,
Till Favorite Prescription I" she happened try.
No wonder its praises so loudly they speak;
She grew better at once and was well in week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
The Women Won.

CARInou, April l--Caribou held ito an
nusl town meeting Monday. The old Off
GERS were elected except supervisor ol
schools, DR.. o. ID. Luce being elected tt
thar office. The meeting was remarkably
quiet and orderly. j. ID. league VA
chosen moderator.
The town voted TO raise. For schools
what the law requires; town indebtedness
$1,000; free high school. $3.50; support Of
poor, $1,000; interest on bonds and losns
Sl475; contingent expenses, $500; officers
salaries, 5000; collector of taxes, $500
sbatements, $500; bridges, $500; schoo
books, $500; rent Of hydranis. $4,000;
farm buildings, $500; Memorial day, S35
and for repair Of roads and bridges in labor
$4,000, and to be expended on roads under
direction of selectmen, $500. II was
voted to raise $4,000 by loan to build town
house.
When article ten was reached which was
to see "what instruction the town will give
the selectmen about licensing bowling al.
leys, pool, baga,elle and billiard rooms" II
was moved to indefinitely postpone, where
upon Dea. Merrill asked that ladies be
permitted to be heard on the question,
which being granted the deacon was ordered
TO escor. the ladies into the hall. which was
at once done. Mrs. league. Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Spaulding being In.
roduced to the meeting gave their views
upon the evils directly and Indirectly growing
ont Of such rooms. Two lawyers cham.
pioned the sslaons, but vote taken showed
that women are power In politics, ~ more
than two-shirds Of the voters were opposed
to the saloons.
like strong vote was had on the mel
article which was to instruct constables and
others TO better enferce the Law sgainst the
illegal sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
wautsd Assistar &C In votiog

PRovrDEscE, r. L, April John
Dawson, said 10 bs a building contractor,
was arrested in Johnston today charged
with sEesiing falsely at the polls that he
could not read and write. The deputy
sheriff declared th.t he followed Dawson
and the man who led Elm to the polling
place from the room occupied by the Re-
/ b!ican ct m nittee. He held that he hal
reason TO believe that mAoy Of those who
called for the assistance OF the superviso,
did so only as means Of showing the Re
publican supervisor how they voted Il
receive MONEY for shsir votes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
Houiton Town Meeting.
Especial to the KENNEBEo JouRHAL.l /

Especial to the KENNEBEo JouRHAL.1
HouLroN. April The town meeting
held Monday was largely attended and great
zeal was manifested by the ont Of town
voters. There 10 = strong feeling among
the grsngers that the business Of the town
is not run in their interest. Such 10 not the
fact. for the increase OF village con-
veniences brings more people to our towns.
sdds to the taxable property and thus
reduces the tax burdens of the farmer. M.
M. Clark, N. ID. Putnam and d. J. Fee!ey
we're elected selectmen; Geo. A. Gorham,
auditor A. II. Fogg. treasurer; DR.. Harry
Putnam, supervisor Of schools, and +. A.
Powers, town agent. There was q great
deal of talk a,out the B & A. RsiI.
road scheme and Hon. A. A. Burieigh
was the centre Of many earnest
groups Of talking business men. The i'm
preston is strong here that the county will
vote 10 give aid TO the plan. The town
voted to build new bridge across the
Meduxnekesg in our village, and one of the
Arguments used bv the friends OF the bridge
scheme was that we would soon have q
railroad direct from Bangor and thu
town would need larger and better bridges
The snow is disappearing fast and farm
ers are making grand rush to finish up
their hauling The sale Of fertilizers will
be imr1ense this year in this county which
induces large acreage of potatoes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
HAvAL BATTLE
Fought outsids valparaiso; one 0hip
Blown Out OF water.

San FRANoisco, April l,--Pfivate I'd.
vices from Valparaiso. stste that the IRON
clad Blanco, belonging to the lnsalgents,
recently attempted to blow up the aimed
government tug Flovenc with fish torpedo.
rhe torpedo missed the tug and struck .
big floating dry dock in the harboP. blowing
IL TO pieces.
The Blanco vas thersupon treated TO Q
bot hre Of shot and shell from every gun
in the forts. and steamed out Of the haSboF.
The same night torpedo boa. and the tug
Florence ttole out to attack the Blanco.
The ironclsd vas in company with the
.loop-of-war O'Higsins. Both ships COM
PEELED the government vesseis-to return 10
the harbor and followed in hot pursuit.
A heavy shell from the Bianco struck
the Florence, blowing her entirely out Of
OF the water and every one Of her crew OF
II men were either killed or wounded. A
broadside from the O'IIigsins knocked he
torpedo boat all to pieces. The two insur-
gents vessels turned their attention TO the
forts and . lively battle ensued. A shell
from the forts struck the 0'Iligsius and
vent clear through her. Another sheli
caused the gun on her quarter deck - ex-
plode. The deck was literally torn out Of
the vessel and nine men Of the guns crew
OF IL were blown to atoms. The sloop vas
1t once taken out Of the rage OF the forts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
POLITICAL CAPITAL
IL What the Atlanta Coustitutiou
fsiss to Mako Out OF Fava's Recall.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 1.-The Constitu-
ton will say tomorrow The Republican
administration 10 responsible for the prssen,
complexion Of the squabble between Italy
and The United States. Mr.. Blaine," IL
says, "has fumblsd and fiddled around
until he has filed the mind Of the Italian
minister with sll sorts OF expectations.
Me. Biaine tried u be diplomN instesd
Of giving tie Italisn government . tsu,-
stale Of the case. It /. great deal better
aud easier to be an American citlzs sn than
to be = diplomst. 1t was Mr.. B'sirc's duty
to inform the Italian minister; hsst, that
he Msha association had not been exs-
cuted because they were Itslisns but be-
cause they were professional mufdesefs;
second, the United States government has
and can have no jurisdiction In call.
ing the astassiDs to an account.
The Italisn government ought To be told
even nov that the United SAtes govern
men. proposes TO do nothing because she
can do nothing. ~ the American people
strongly sympathize with the spirt and
motive that led TO the execution Of the
Malta asssssins, and the only vsy fer the
lialisn government to remedy matters 10 to
recall its expstriated assassins with lie
ministers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02

BURNED TO DEATH.
Horrible Fate Of wAts,vi,ls c,.i.sp.
Especial to the Krsxrsro JouaxAL.]

Especial to the KxxNEsEo JouaNAL.1
WArERvuLK. April Fire alarm rang
in from the Plains at about . o'clock to.
night. The house occupied BY Lsrfy
Lessau was partially destroyed. and Lessau
burned to death. Different stories a. to
the origin Of the fire-some sAying IL was
caused by the explosion Of lamp. others
say that the victim was smoking and Get the
bed on fre. Lessau was about 20 years old.
The Peoples Hospital fair opened in
city hall this evening with On attendance Of
500 or 600. The play, "A Struggle for
Life and Liberty" vas presented and good
muse furnished by Haley's orchestra. The
fair will be continued the rest Of this week
Today Mr.. s. A. Dicksnson received .
telegram from Wiscasset. announcing the
death in thst town Of his father. MIR. Silas
Dickinson. ore Of the leading business men
Of the place. Two weeks ago Mr.. Dickin.
son was called to attend the funeral Of his
mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
Cana dian Paper Makers Floding Fault

OrrAwA. Ont, April IA dsputstion OF
paper manufacturers frsm different parts
Of The country have waited upon the minis
ters of customs and finance, aud asked ths,
an export duty be plsced on palo wood
By the Mckinley tariff pulp wood is on tns
free list, while pulp has to pay very
hesvY duty on entering the United States
90 much so that Canadian pm p makers can
not place il on the market at remunerstive
prices. Meanwhile Americans are buying
thousands of acres OF pulp wood in Canada
ard shipping it into the United States
where il is converted into pulp. Cansdisc
pulp and psper makers think this grievance
deserving of drastic remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
Fire In Portland.

Special to the KEsSEBEC JOURNAL
PORTLAND, April 2.-The FIRE alarms
were rang before midnight. and flames
were seen issuing from Burrows screen
factory. The middle building vss com
pleiely destroyed but the remaining two Of
the factory we're saved, damaged by smoke
ard water. The walls Of the burned build.
ing fell on Spring street but TO one vss
jured. The building IL ssid to be heavily
insured. Loss not fss from $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
MUST HBND II"
lhlt's What Italian OmcIal
Told ninlstar PoGt9
Kiog and Queen Abused Tor Psrsialasv
to Americans.

RoME, April I. The position Of
Court King Humbert Of Italy dur
ing the present strain Of rslatieps
existing between Italy and the Uaiss,l
Statss 10 unpleasant. The Couss
Il present 10 unduly exposed to malsvolsps
attacks owing to the knosn aud mach com.
mentsd upon Partially Of both the king an,t
queen Of Italy for America and Amesicans.
The United States minister, A. J. poress.
sestefday called 10 see MafQuis DE Rudini,
the Italian Psemier. Who wac absent from
the city. M. Porter. saw unasr secrseasv
for foreign Adsirs. the sisnor D'Afco.
Mr.. fortet's interview with SienOe
D'Arco lasted about two houra. The unised
States minister expressed regret as DE
fact that the Italian government thought fls
to recall Baron Favs. and generally spsaA-
ins, thought the uci'ed Stases govern.
inert would not DENY any Ysqaess Of thu
Italian government. II there 10 reason Q, a
fairness in .uch demands Mr.. Porter
promised 10 place before the Uai'ed 6tates
government At washins g ton, the substance OF
the conversation ~h!ch took place between
himeif AMI Sisuor D'Arc,. Incideutiy
Me. Porter suggested that the Italisn aov-
eroment should wait until tomorrow before
ttAtcH Iuftutr ACtOu VI uOpee tnht o8Uas
factory answer might be received from
Washington.
Siga,r ID \teo ssij Sippose dossn
American citixens were murdered In .,
Italian city and ws p,esd,d tmpstsnca
To punish the murderers because the ctlc'
in which the murders occurred enjoyed aal
autonomous form OF government, what
opinion would you in the United Hsases and
what opinion would the civilized world
have In regard to our pleaP"
Mr.. Porser tried TO make clear to 6iguor
D'Arco the rels,ions Of the fed-rsl govern
ment TO individual states % fixed by the
constitution
Signof D.Avco vas not satisded aud re-
piled with rome heat I'VE have nothing to
do with your constitution. II IL 10 found
wanting you must mend II. You know IL
10 no constitu,ion worthy OF free and
civilized country II 1t does not iosars pun
ishment for crime and . protection for
the weak"
LA,e in the day Baron Fsva sent Q cable-
gram to Marquis ID Rudini ststine that he
hsd seen President Harrison, and that there
vas an Improvements in the outlook Of
affsirs. !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
AN OLD HOUSE BURNED.
II Was q Garrison House IA the Was
| with Kios Pbuip.

PLYMOUTH, Mass April THE oldest
house 10 Kingston Was today destroyed By
Ore. fs~a' buiis over 200 yesrs sso, and
tradition says IL YES used ~ garrison
hou~ ia time Of King Pn,iip's var.
IL vas once the home Of Eoent ger Cobb,
known ~ "Grantfsthef" Cobb, Who died
in 1901, sged l07, and who remembered
Perisgriebe White, the hfst whits child
born in New England. Mr.. C,bb
vac born in this house April I, 1894.
The building vas owned bpC " Saunders
Of Boston, and occupied By Henry h.
Heinhafds, who losss his household fuYnlt-
ufe, not injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02

BIDDrFoBD, April 1.--Rev. George ".
Davis vas tonishs installed pastor Of the
Adam, Street Baptist church. Among the
clersymen taking part in the ceremony
vere: Rev. w. H. Eaton Of Boston, Rev.
DR.. Small OF Portland, Rev. A. T. Dupr
Of Wsterville, Rev. Il. q. Burrsge Of Port
lsnn Rev. DIR. Pepper Of Ssco.
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CALCUTTA, April Lit 10 oficialIy On.
nouncsd shst Mrs Gfimwood, wife Of y.
bt. G. Giimvood. British political agent st
Mspipur. in company with Lieutensnsa
Gurdoo. Boilesu. Butcher, Woods. Lu'
g.rd snd Calvert hsve arrived ssfsIy d
Lskhipur sith Crowley's detachment.
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BIDDEroRD. April 1.-Thomss Hsckett,
sged years. while playing with some boys
this afternoon, vas sccidsntly shot In the
head with revolver. He died within IN
hour. CoYoner's inques. will bs held 10
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
Richmond Items

Osing 10 ibe illness Of bis wife Mr.. W.
a. Mitcnsll has closed his hotel to the pub.
lie until further notice.
Mr. Wiilism Martin, m emplo5e at
Caldwell & Liooy's shoe shop. Is danger
ousiy i'll q the residence Of Mr.. A. l..
Thsobsld of fpyoid fever.
A large number Of people vent to heas
the Edison's Phonosraph which vas on ex
hibi,ion st the Free Baptist church Wed.
nesday evening.
Typhoid fever il raging 10 great ex
tent In This nisce.
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EXPENDITURES FOR is9

s1,236, ,2as.i7
Direct t9N from L. S. governnent.... 357, ,000.0o
sl,613 295 Il
EXPENDITURES FOR 1892.
Total appropriations for 1892 made TO
Marcn 20 including 500 600 loan OF
last 81, ,s79 eo3.7o
Appropriations pending. -. &s5q 600
Less enough of Bangor Hosli TO
mske 1t only &l00,00 snd sundry
others not probable TO pass. .lsi 900 175,0oo
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Msita's warniogs Sent to King 1uo-
bogt.

bsst.
BBRLIN, April Lit 10 reported here
thst mysterious varnings cent BY the
Msds society have been convey ID 90 Kiog
Humbsrt Of Italy. Ia these vasniogs the
Ma6s society 10 said to have dsmsoded
protection from King HumbsFs and tos
Italian government for Italians resident In
foreign countYies.
Il V further believed, soc 5sdins 70 the
story, shst the recall OF Baron FAvs, the
Italian minister q WasninGton. vas largely
owing 10 the fesSs Of tbs Italian ministse
aroused By Aaha threats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
gur SAX ii 10 8sl
FOR SALE.

number OF desirable residenoes In Augusta
Me-, varying In price from t450 to sA,0Oo; al
several 10 10 Is acre places In the suburbs OF
this city one two story house and lot In lewiston
Ne A number OF farms in Ksnnebec county
varvins In price from ol9OO 20 $4,000. Houses
And Moments 70 let. u. W. WHrTxaoUex, A.
tnruev. Augusta. Aaips. isnldn
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BILL AID LETTER HEADS
lrhisd nd hIs:tst Il vr1 kvta prices
Il % IsalsSss JsursiI et,:a. Ee ban
De I Vny hfga amount d tN V,fk d
hs ru6l sadsactisl d our patscs. II
V,ft GJifalised b b draaas b Hsfl
fsspo1 lfiess nd sinplss furnished fs|
\ iDpHatla 1O7LEsa I HyH.
llgusia 1iil.
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YOU'D BETTER LOOK OUT!

IF YOU FEEL WEARY AND
FEVERISH, WITH DULL
PAINS IN TIE LOiNS AND
OVER THE KIDNEYS,
PAINS IN THE SMALL OF
THE BACK,
If YOU HAVE ScANTY FLOW
OF URINE, WHICH is
HIGHLY COLORED. SOME
TIMES TINGED WITH BLOOD,
DROPSY,
pALLOR OF cOUNTENANCE,
HEART DISEASE.
FLATULENCE OF STOMACH
AND BOWELS, COSTiVENESS,
YOUR KIDNEYS ARE.
NOTIFYING YOU TO ATTEND
TO THEM.
DO NOT NEGLECT THE
WARNING
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE YOU.
USE NATURES REMEDY
KiCKAPOO INDIAN SACWAs
MADE FROM ROOTS
AND HERBS.
=
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slanAl snvl0
wsathss lndioaue.s sos ~ Hszs ~

For Maine: Ligns raiA Thsrsday; sast.
sfly winds; warmer.
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si,55t,603 20


Amount estimated per statement of
the reascrer with 2i mill tex ....$i f2s, $50 GO
In ,luding only fi00, 900 of the $3.50, 900
taxes " is92levied but not col eoted
SEE House Doc. No. go.
Estimated receipts on basis of 3
mills Observation-Disclosures. $780,, $50
Less mill on 300 coo 0eo o............ ~ $50
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UK. bUMSChUk, st., 81 'asar "si n.i''os s@
squar.L New York City. N. Y. Is the iesdins
specialist fer all nervous. blood nd urtnary m il
an psrsops Of ither sex sutistlng fr0m blood poi
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CHAPMAN BANKING co.
OXFORD BUILDING,
l07 MIDDLE STREET.
Portland, Maine,
Choice Investment Securities,
uCLCDUA
kVItHL. COUNTY. nIl1ol1, slin,
LTD e11El bOl1s.
% vhioh ve invite the attention Of saysrss eanks.
n:La9ers Of trsst fsads. sad all othsxs dsstriaS
Deposits received fsbteet 70 sssax. szd
skrest allowed % cany tzlAaeas,
ID savings Department., Aoaeys ~
esived draw istsssss st psr esn.t iron date Of
oU<3D1kg1mo1
Choice Investment Securities,
aoose Direeforp.

A UoUbIA LODGE no. isl. y. . A. n. Stated
"A Communicatiop, Tuesday evening Mar. g.
lsvi 1t 7-so O'Clock. Work In y. G. Degree.
All masons residing in the city are cordially ln-
vitsd.
N. 3. CAMPBELL, WIN,
A IrK
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nETHLEHEM LODGE NO. ss, v. y a. N
- Special ommuuioatine. Monday evening
March 20. 10 At O'Clock. Work in y. c. Degree.
All 9a~ons sotoorniIg In the city are cordially
invited 70 attend.
W. 8. CaoArE, ". N.
g. w. hFAHGRs sED QAosy
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
HOME SECURITIES.
THE UNLISTED FRACTIONS DEVELOP
ADDITIONAL BACKBONE.

Birmingham and Airbrake Move Up Peg
No Important Changes in the Rest OF
the List-A Suggestion for the West End
Railway.
While there was nothing exciting in the
local stock market yesterday, there was a
better tone and more trading than usual on
Monday. Most of the fractions were
stronger, Birmingham scoring a handsome
advance on the starting of the electric cars,
which we're well patronized. The Natural
Gassers were steady. Luster improved q
fraction, Electric closed Is under the open
ing, due to the announcement that to-day's
adj journed meeting would be postponed for
two weeks or longer. Airbrake continued
its upward movement, finishing at s6h bid;
with Saturdays windup.
The continued postpOnements of the meet
ings of the Westinghouse Electric Company
suggest the inquiry why the company, If 1t
its plan of reorganization. If 10000 shares
have been subscribed; as alleged, why wait
of all the sharesP If the plan De a feasible
one, and to the best interests of all con-
cerned, why not go ahead and let the lag
CARDS bring up the tail of the procession?
choking it on hot butter. If the Point
Bridge be such an obstacle as represented to
the West End Railway in its efforts to adopt
the electric system, what is to prevent 1t
from coming up the South Side and crossing
the Smithfield street bridge? 1t would GER
tainly pick up enough traffic to meet the ad-
ditional expense.
The Boston Traveller says: GA suit has been
brought by the Electric Railway Company of
Cleveland against the Westinghouse Electric
Company for an alleged Infringement of
charged that the Thomson Houston and
Westinghouse companies are together figur-
ing for position in the possible extensive
litigation over this invention"
Sales on call yesterday were:
First call-50 CHARTERS Gas at SA.
Second call-No sales.
Third call-30 Pittsburg, Virginia and
Charleston Railroad scrip at 80, 80 at 901S 10
Philadelphia Gas at 1215. .,,.,
Before call-240 Pleasant Valley at 23111. gs[
Bids and asking prices at each call are ap-
pended: