davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Eoms Investments Pay wsu.


While the meetings of the State Boarti Of
Trade msy not bring about any direct
increase Of weslih 20 spy individual, or &c
any community, We feel sure that indirect
ly they amply repay for all The trouble
ard expsnse incurred in their holding.
The meeting in this city, last week, accom-
piished twe results both of which SIRE
worthy Of commentator. Ii brought to-
ge,her Oh most friendly terms promiEest
butiness men from widely separated Sec.
tons of the State, nsde them better
ncquaiuted with one another. and aroused
feeling of cordiali.y ard good will, gen.
orally. In the second pisce. il offered an
opportunity for q free and full expression
from men representing many lines OF busi-
ness in the State as TO the advantages held
out by Maine rs field ior the investmen,
OF capital and for the profitable employ.
ment Of muscle and Of brains. The many
good speeches made were full Of words
Of praise for the Pine Tres State, and Of
the opportunities she preseots to the Will
log worker. Many Of the speakers were
rich men who have amsssed their property
here; they are V;de-awske, intelligent cit.
liens who are acqusinsed with the porsibil-
tiles of the West and Of the South, aud
their uaIeed opinion that Maine does not
suffer 10 comparison with any other section
of the country is worthy OF attention.
These men are tot engaged il. any boom
irg enterprise, but they believe thor
oughly that Maine 10 possessed Of re-
sources which are capable of being worked
as advsntsgeousiy Is those Of any ether
state. Home Investments psy we'll, is the
verdict Of the members Of the board, artl
their judgment .houla have = considerable
effect in keeping Maine money at hcme.
sHd thus Of Masking her Whist she is easily
capable Of becoming one of the leading
industrial states of the Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
s,sics usma- tn na,ioaal L,tsrature

In the April number of the Collections
and Proceedings of the Maine Historical
Society, Just Issued, the leading paper,
an Historical Review of Literature in
Maine" by Hon. Joseph Williamson of
Belfast. traces the history of literature,
literary persons and their productions
| in this State from 100 TO the present
time. Mr.. Williamson begins with the
writings of Rev. Samuel Moody. known
in local biography as handkerchief
Moody" who published numerous cleo
ton and occasional sermons, the print
| ing of which was done in BOSTON.
While these quaint old pamph-
lets are devoid of interest. and
excepting as literary curiosities possess
no value, they mark the beginnings of
the literary history OF Maine. Beside
these publications little was printed
relating to Maine up 10 the close of the
Revolution. DR.. Samuel Deane of Port
land had published his New England
Farmer" in 1890, and numerous tracts
descriptive of the District of Maine had
been printed. Before the present cen
| fury printing presses had been set up al
Hsllowell, Augusta. Fryeourg, wiseas-
set sud Csstine. The earliest book
printed and bound in Maine was entitled.
"Female Friendships" in two small
volumes printed ST Hsllowell in 1877
The late Prof. Parker Clevelsnd's tres-
tise on inerslogy, printed in 1910. WAS
one Of the most important and thorough
ly original books published BY e native
Maine author. In poetry, one of the
earliest works was 1.-The Village, BY
Gov. Enoch lincoln, descriptive of the
villsge of Fryeburg IN 1910 the library
of Bowdoin College hardly numbered
thousand volumes. while the only pri-
vste collections Of books of any mag
nitude were those Of DR.. Benjamin
Vaughan Of Hailowen aad Gen. Henry
Knox OF Thomsston. Since 170l The
total number Of books and pamphlets
| published in, or relating to Maine, her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

No subject before the Legislature dur
Ing this session, has excited more
thought and attention than has the
question Of taxation. The report OF the
speela! tax commission was eagerly
sought after by The people of the entire
State. The legislative committee APP
pointed 10 consider The subject and re-
port have been one OF the hardest work
Ing and mcst conscientious committees in
the law making assembly. The results
Of thcir arduOus iabOrs are row before
the IL glslature. A part of the questions
Involved has been ably discussed in the
House. We believe there is an impera-
tive duty upon every member OF the
Legislature to give this subject ample
aud earnest consideration. Ipon the
Wisdom of their action depends the wei.
fare of our great State. 2 he great mass
Of the people-the farmers, the me.
chauics and laboring men in every walk
of life--whose homes and hands repre-
cent their wealth, who have nothing
hidden from the view Of the assessors
and tax gathcrer-demand more equal
aud Just distribution Of the burdens
IT taxation. We hope and believe that
the expectations and wishes Of the people
in rhis matter will be fully met by the
action Of the present Legislature upon
the bills noW nending heforr il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Although In some sense prepared foi
the announcement Of the death Of Hon
Rufus Prince from accounts Of his low
condition which appeared in tine Daily
JOURNAL yesterday morning, 1t was NJ
less a shock 70 the public TO be informed
Of his death "A IL is only within week
| .isat he was In this city oa business, and
apparently in his usual good health.
The full Biographical sketch Published
yesterday gave an account Of his long
busy and useful public life, and 10 thai
honorable record of 4 slDgularlY pure
noble and unselGsh career little car
be added His services TO the cause Of
agriculture and 10 whatever would MAKE
for the good and prosperity Of the State
ard It's people have been distinguishes
for heaftiness and broad catholicity
The farmers Of Maine; that great farm
ers' organization Of which he was tht
head, and the people OF the State al
large will long honor and revere hi
memory, and his name will not soot
perish from the fist Of good men Who's
liyes have been blessing 10 the Stat,
aud ali her best interests
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
American Tin Plats.

In recent number of the American
Economist may be found decidedly
significant announcement. 1t Is from a
New y ork firm, to the effect that Il has
lust received 100 boxes of American
made roofing tin, which Il says it holds
at a little lower price than for the cor
responding quality and weight of i'm
ported plates, We respectfully cali the
uouncemeut. still another signif-
cant statement, This from ex-Congress-
man Niedringhaus Of st. Louis, tin
plate manufacturer. lie says that the
Welsh makers of tin plate have agreed
to sell all the tin plate needed for the
American market without any added
cost on account of duty- 1t Is well to
consider lust what this means. Welsh
tin plate has been selling here at about
= cents per pound, the old duty being
/ ~ cents per pound. If this duty
were paid, as the free trader has it, by
the American consumer, then the Welsh
makers price was 3, cents But now
that Che duty * TO be 2l5 cents per
pound tho Welsh maker offers to pay
thu increase of duty and to sell r. the
Old rate Of 33 I cents, Clearly the
welshman has been charging the
American consumer the difference
between the new duty of Els cents
and the old duty OF ii cents in excess
Of 4 living profit And this because he
had a monopoly Of the market. and his
monopoly was based upon want Of pro.
lection to the American tin-plate indus
try. The tin plate industry is going to
furnish some interesting things to think
about No schedule Of the Mckinley
law has been 80 condemned as the tin
plate schedule, but already IFS results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Not only In Vermont, htt in New
York. New Hampshire, ohio and other
northern states producers Of maple sugar
are preparing TO take advantage Of the
bounty granted under the new internal
revenue acts included in the last tariff
bill. This bounty Ia from II 30 2 cents
per pound according to the test of sugar
produced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

o. fralatial fever gre rot % be couateracted By
9niniRe si.h any degree af certainty, or Ior asy
Icrg Il o. tIWe. The eradication and prevention
OF diseases OF nfiasula;Is type sEs, however,
ssecrtEinsd passihai,t ties. .asrg eNneriface tas
SHOWN iEsS there il fsfsrifeiy more preventive
fsaeg IN the aae bssSnt4 asesiictse. Hostssssf's
Stomach si;ters shan Ia the aiksl5f.ss drugs sad
possons ssica we're Frnefiy the only resagHizesi
means Of reraossHg and anticipating attacks OF
fever AID As.- ard hisecu. -ern4ttsps- &hra the
system has aees ispleted sy ts fissIIY CURING
psr0St SIZES rats SsFeeRae Ff-torssiNe rae ~ the
san'i VI saery. ana Is pst aaIy aosisiFc ss.ciic
bat reESiEs the ds.ss,. tsfise geppra' Ae.4it IN
listed ~ Al f.ts-i eoaa;aiass ptFfsz{tS OF ihc
aps.iarfaf character.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Loves young dream was very bright
one, and its sulfillmenf will be bright. too
il the bride will remember that che il q
woman, and liable to all the Ills peculiar tc
her sex. We remind those who are suffer.
ing from any Of these, that DR.. Pierca',
Favcritc Prescription will renew the hus
Of ycuth in pale and ssllow cheeks, correct
irritating uterine diseases, arrest and cure
ulceretioa and Inflammation. and infuss
new vitality into = wasting bedT. Favor,
lite Prescription" is the only medicine fol
women. sold by druggists, under a positir.
guarantee from the manufactures, that il
will give satisfaction in every case, Oh
money will be refunded. This guarantee
has been printed on tie bottle'wrspper. ant
faithfully carried GU. for many years.
mar26d&wforlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

citizsns. natives or institstions. q vhicA
were written By residenfa Of Maine. hst
printed elsevhere-exclusfye Of all Leg
islatiye. municipal, corporate or legal
documents, exceeds three thousand
Ia gIaneinz through Mr.. williamscn'a
article it ID interesting 20 think Of tn
large number Of names Of nstiyes a
Maine who have ADDED vital strength
and shed an impezishable iustre upon
the pages Of the literary history OF fhe
Sation- SEINE Of these are given in Mr..
wlliiamsen's list Of native authors,
while others are not included simply
because his contribution il more closely
limited 20 such persons AZ have resided
ia Maine or contributed 70 the history OF
the State. Among the great names IN
our American literature Of native Maine
authors are Henry w. Longfellow,
George 3. Cheever, John 5. C. Abbott,
Jacob Abbott, Roswell D. Hitchcock,
Elijah Kellogg. John Neal. Thomas
=. pnafhr ffEdRfaGk H. ArI6Gf a4o
Bates, seba Smith, Y. 2. Willis, Cyrus
A. Bartol. MIno, j. Savage, Sam
mel Harris, Enoeh Pond. Charles Dean,
james Sullivan. Joha Wingate Thorn
ton, John r. Sheppard, john Ward
Deane and George Burgess. "woman's
influence and position in letters" re-
marks Mr.. Williamson, ''is now recog-
nized and fully established" and Of the
brilliant names which Maine has con-
tributed 60 the national galaxy Of women
authors and poets may be mentioned
Elizabeth Cakes Smith, Elizabeth Akers
Allen, ''FIorenee Percy" Elizabeth Pay
son Prensiss, Sarah Orne Jewett, Frances
l.. Mace, Margaret j. NJ. Sweat. Mary
Il. PIKE, Sarah Payson Willis Parton,
Blanche Willis Howard. Mary Agnese
Thicker. Abba Gould Woolson and
Rebecca s. Clarke. The list OF names
of authors more closely connected with
the history and literature of our own
State is a long and honorable one, their
work has been highly creditable and the
people Of Maine will honor their names
20 the latest days OF her existense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The esns1s bareau has just published
The oGselsi figures rotating 10 the col
orsd population Of all the soasherH
ssates. There figures dispose Of
the question anS bring out the facts
that the coIoFed population Of al the
Southern states and Missouri and Kxn-
sas aggregates 8, e9g, I8s, zE Increase Of
- 8 per cent. IL ten years. against an
Increase 81 ~ Q per eens- for the white
population. The fact Is also brough.
out that in bat three decades
that is from 1850 70 ls50-fsas the col
ored raee Increased more rapidly than
the white. STAGE 1893 the whites have
steadily increased at 3 more rapid rate
than tbs ceiored people All tsae figures
given show that the rate OF increase ci
the eol0red population "a about normal
That IL. It will PROVE 10 be slightly
nader the natural increase OF the white
population without eoaside ring the
increase by immigration. The danger
therefore, Of the coiored race In the
south pushing the white race to the
wall Ia very remote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Some weeks $50 Il WAS thoushi shss u
boat for Boston would begin running ~
April l. Az ii 10 near that este nov -
somewhat doubtful. The river b IN na5
places yet frozen over. The Ice b ~
from Hslloweli to Fsrmlngdals and ~
water from there to IceboTo whsss ~
sasin solid to Richmond. Open wsasf ;
visible for qsi.e distance below that -
The Kenoebec hes been repsinted -
placed IN order for the summers busisssh
The Atlantic" formerly "Sssf Of =
East 10 on the marine railway d -
where she hiss been thoroughly ovsrhaslse
The Della Collins has also received =
share Of sttention. The bosss will -
mencs plying between here and DesS
Just - soon - the river 10 clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

During the past year the Australian
ballot bill has been In force Ia the state
of Missouri Ia towns and cities having
five Thousand or more inhabitants. The
law has proved so satisfactory that its
provision has Just been extended by tht
Legislature TO every voting sprecincI
within the state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The Legislature Of Connecticut has
now been in session seventy eight days,
and the people Of that state have for
nearly an equal period enjoyed the rule
of hold,over governor because CT the
dead lock between the Democratic Sem
ate and the Republican House. There
is some prospect that q compromise will
be agreed upon in day or two by the
two branches of the Legislature. .. It Il
rsiled the Seymour compromise, and Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Personally conducted, Pullman Touris,
Cara through 70 des.irsfon. II you srs
soins 10 Colorado, California, Oregon, OF
any paint west Of the Missouri River, ther
sion, hssins Boston every second Tuesday
Yos can save nearly 5000 from resulsl
srss-elsss fare to the Pacific Coast, and
proportionsse reductions to other points
For full particulars call OF your nearest
Ticket Agent Aad write E. W. Thompson
N e. Psss Agent. $50 Washington ST.
Boston, MAss., or a. B. Framework, @. E
P A., 2sT Broadway, NY, Jno. Sebastian
G..F. q P. A.. Chicago. III. janl2dtf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

All newspaper reporters, publishers
and editors everywhere have an interest
in the trial of Reporter Kingdom, now
in progress In Boston, and the conse-
quent investigation of the official con-
duct Of n member of the Boston police
force in su unwsrrauted arrest of Mr..
Kingdom while in the peseesble dis
charge of his duty. The members of
the Boston press are determined to see
that justice is done Mr.. kingdom, and
that brutal officers are made 10 suffer
for their arrogance ard assumption.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Have more than once been saved by the
timely use of kemp's Bsssarn for the throat
and lungs, after all other remedies have
bean tiled 10 rsin. The Bi.ssm stops de-
cay Of the lanzs and cures influenza and
scuis AMI chronic coughs There il no
other me1;ciae in tie world ths. scss 20
promptly, certainly none tha. doas is. work
50 Thoroughly as Kemps Baisal. All
drugsie,s xii & Lsrgs bottles soc and 81 E.
eo4&n4xnsf2S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Those people who think ths. fofdu
missions 10 the drysst Of oil dry subjsds
should listen to one Of the delightful ~.
grams given BY the Methodist lsdiss n ~
monthly meetings Of their mississs5
society. The evening in India was sspse'
tally interesting, with an essay written 1t
the occasion BY Mrs. C. A. Stephens, vifs
Of the well known story writer, . psshsss
story Of the life Of Hindoo widow. ~
poem and sketch Of the relief Of Luchnss
BY Mrs. Mason, together with music -
feadinss. The only part Of the prossss
which was vsn.irg was the native nssss
which 10 On its way from India and VII y
rendered ct some future meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Tns Tax Bill.
Bath Times. |

The tax bill takes deal OF committing
and reeommi.ting 10 order TO give sill classes
Al opportunity 10 dodge any increase OF
tsxaHon. By the time j. is passed IL will be
a good deal like the present law. unles.
there be strocs rush lice TO pu, il through.
IL is hardly possible to sait every body As to
ssxes. perhaps the gentleman interested
msy have discovered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Governor Burleigh has been invited h
attend the celebration Of the beginning d
the second century Of the Amssican Patsss
System BY inventors and manufacturers q
patented inventions, to be held in the cig
Of Washington, April 8, 0 and 10.
President Harrison will preside at The Assl
public meeting to be held on the aftefnoss
Of April 9Th. t "a e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The report Of the Pssteur Institute In
New York proves tive things; first. that
only very few of those who think they
have hydrophohia really do, for of s2a
persons sufficiently frightened 10 seek
the cure, GAR were sent away with the
assurance tina. they did not have the
disease. Secondly, it is proved tina.
desth need not follow the bite of sni,
mails. or the ls5 genuine cases Of by,
droehohis' not one resulted fatally
The only thing which appears to be I'M
proven Is that Pastuer's so called cure
ia at all necessary,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
rhs STATS car bs Liberia


TIE Sssfe can rsil sfari to be liberal ID
the matter Of an sdsquase appropriation
Tor the Wcsld's Fsir st Chicsgo. cred
liable representation % Names industries
st that exposition r,nss prove grand thing
for the STATE. A resn one weul3 be 3
S.scrsca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The following letter shows how 9 youne
gentleman made money by publishing I
book of poems. The publisher wrote i'm
medisiely after The book vas Published
Dear Sir-Your whole edition bss gems
off, leaving balance Of ego in your favor
Check inclosed. P. S.-There was fs
in the warehouse and the contents were in.
sueed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The secret ballo, bill has passed both
branches Of the Legislature, ard is now
practically the law Of the State. II was a
measure that wss called for by the people
in all paris OF Maine, and its operation will
be in the interests Of free and fsir ballot
and consequently in the interests Of good
government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

no notice ghatavsr all "a tAxsn Of unsigned
Communications. Az saga viii b. Bnt lste ttc
waste bRskat nnTnad.
TIVE JaJgsAL oAS snT AZ HHLp N7ssHnFslsi.Y
roT rHR rgssgRv.ytG- nR aEty- n or az !gi7T.
kD CnAsUslGsrIoEs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
FASTING AND PRAYER.

Let 10 gyon that ssg refrain from our esssouarl
y5es.;sss. and ~ ear aF~sldss asd 10 place
Of pabfse worship. make sasabis Acknowledge
men. Of cur aspenGsace span Aizisaty iod
Nag Ia Aans.ltfy q syifit make soascsssci
sf our OWL sssogthissss ana sArnsgily sagplica,-
Bi@ strength and zal5aoes ttsst We may wstk sh'
more aeeeyizbiy 10 Hi sight saG the better pcJ
form the 4asies es sws 20 ourselves zns 20 Gu
feiiownea.
Given st the Council Chamber II Aagasts. shl
twenty sixth DAY Of March. in :he year Of Gu
Lord one Thousand sish; hasdrsa and Hissty one
and Of the Independence o, The Gated stssfs Q
AmerIsA, the sHe banafsd sad a iteeath.
By the Governor, kOwis C. bgRLEfafg.
NICHOLAS fGsseSDEs.
Secretary u Etste.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Narcussus Durepo, the stage driver Of
Limestone, man seventy-six years old
one day of last week, during the thsw find
ing ii impossible to get on the road with
his team to make his daily trip to For,
Fairfield, the distsnce being ten miles
took the mail bag on q hand sled and
walked TO Fort Fairfield and back, a TRIP
Of tweaty miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Stop it at once. If you see Jour nurse
giving the baby either laudsnum or psre'
goric, stop it a. once. If you want good
medicine for your children, get DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. Price % cents.
For certain obstinate distractions Of the
nassi passages. Of a catarrhal nature, the
best possible thing to do is to use Old Saurl
Catarrh Cure, the gentlest and ssfes'
remedy known. % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

COMMITTEE NOTICES.


Tho sogam,.tse on anpaoe xui nfet Ia ta.i5
room, state treasutsrv eenoe, on "Wednesday n
each Sses AZ 3 ~ z. n, aath otserwise orasFea
Per order 9f sl.e soaIfuisstee,
gsnfoatf 1H0s- f. Straw.
,g4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

John Wesley attributed HE sound health
a. eighty three to his ability to go to SLEEP
a. any moment; to the racit of rising Al
four o'clock and generally preaching al
five, one Of TIE most healthy exercises in
the world; and to Ms never travelling less
BY sea or land than $500 miles In q year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

fhe e0raHsittes on algnes ard Aatpiag AL -fet
every Tue saay At 1'eiScs p. N. ir tie tsnp@,
aaes committee room AMT tafiret aoiae.
T. ID DEHHBE - .. LHATIE,
geurulsrr. Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Press Expression. on the Ballot Law


FHHrsIUfu' EV7l1'' tOufkHt' J
The recent defeat OF diluted and adul-
te,ated ballot reform st Auyasts, Ne, has
resulted in the passage by both Houses Of g
bill described as thorough going adapta-
ton Of the Australian system, very ike
the present Massachusetts ballot law, and
Supplying to the smaller towns and village:
~ well ss to the big towns. ard cities. A.
the Msine Governor is ballot-reformer,
there's no danger OF veto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The hsyai s5sies aoIarti,tee VII seet to hsir
room, on lessGsys kE3 Thafsdaes Al s'c61g
L. ~. until pttarsfas nrarrsd.
IA, Asu.L n pFEH. Ssc'g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The members Of the House, Friday. pc.
sented to Walter I. Neal, mail carrier iee
the House, . handsome gold watch, chain
and charm. The watch 10 handsomely a.
graved and on the inside Of the case 10 h.
scribed 1" Presented by the Members Of ~
Goth Legislature to Walter l. Neal" NJ.
Neal 10 naturally much pleased with u
handsome gift and the mark Of friendshID
from the members Of the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Tho state frtaor COMMIT IRE N'Ni 51ea, " 'uei
room On ihdrsdAy Of zach wees ~ =. NJ DJlJi
otherwise ordered
ca. Tft.ros, snc'Y.