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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
SIGNOR CORTR
And The Boy Asper Iuchese
on Their Way TO Italy,
WhaPs They viii Relate 10 RudInl the
NsI ORLEANS Story.
An that has Been Said About Ne ID
Absolutely False"

WAsHIsGFos. May lS.-Signor Corte,
consul at New Orleans, and GAspari Gri.
maido, sgsd II, better knows as Asper
Marchese, arrived here las. night. Gsi-
malio is the boy who. it is charged, gave
| the whistle ~ signal that Hennessy was
approaching, on the night the chief was
shot Grimsldo was confined in the prison
at the time of the lynching and saved his
life by hiding under 3 box in the cell across
the corridor from one in which his father,
the elder Ms.chese, waS6rouching when his
body was Yiddlsd with bullets. Consul
Corts aud the boy are on their way to
Rome 70 give Marquis Rudini . personal
| account Of all that uanspired in New Or
leans. They left Washington for New
York this afternoon and will sail on the
| Majestic or City of Berlin. A reporter
called OF Mr.. Corte this afternoon aud
found him willing to talk. The consul
spesks English indif srently and 8. times
found great diff iulty in EXPIRE ssing himself.
He said; "All that has been said about
me is absolutely false. The very fact that
the marquis has summoned me to Rome to
confer on the situation is proof OF the con-
hience imposed in me by my government.
do not see any reason why the troubles
IN New Orleans should make any breach
between two such friendly nations IS the
L ai.ed States and Italy. Nothing that l
| shall say will be Of nature to create or
widen the breach. do not have any fault
to fnd with the population of New Orleans.
They are fine set Of people. and Is q rule
they are opposed TO all that has been done.
The trouble is that large class Of know
nothing people there, who are hostile to
tho foyaiureys and the diffinultips were all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
New York Stock Market, /,
Few xofk Produce Market.

NEW YoRx. May Is
FLoUR-Receipts, Sl4es pkgs; exports. 47i
SS. low 'ass s, 70 CITY i snls. Is oe.,s o1So %
CiIS Il Ill patents Is sost615; winter wheat
low grades 81 90aa4 So fair to fancy. o. 6oa3 40
patents, a s5aa5.6o: Minnesota clear. sfs0ats II
srsights, a s5at5.s0. do patents, tsl0at6 i5.ry,
mixture, q soas' 10; supernne, % 75sf45; fae
wBEAr--Recs,pt. iS, soc bush. exports. 2azo22
sales. 5000. stronger, dall No. p red lletail7
store and slevstIri l:saiiss, hhoat' il7jslis
fob: No. no-therp TO arrive. IFS; No.
satd 10 srrive iso,. No. silwaukse. -
No. 2 Chicago, -.
.TE-Duil, steady.
BARLEY out Of season.
BAILEY MALT
CoRs- asncioi.. 1880; exports. 1870, sales
50 00o stead sr, dull. no. 6ysa70. elevator. 7ols
II; afoat; Steamer. mixed. 67i; NO. a..
OAfs-keeeipts, y'Ooe. eAporss. ii0, ssses. ~ 90
quiet, unsettled, ciosing easier; No .. 10; =
-Eite. So; No. 9, 5sis5s; DO white 5sa,sI
No. /, .sassI 10 white, %; mixed western, 54ato
do white 6oa5o; white state. s0a7o; No. Chicago
s7.sss.
sueAx-Raw. quiet. steady; refined. dull
easy: No 8. "a, No 2, 2 aie; No
%; No. 90 70: No; 10. 10; No.li, ss; No. z
3 s 10; off II lss91, mosId. u. STANDARD. a 4
confe staoaers. af, cut loaf and crush. ss, pow
deret. ~. granoia,ed, ,fiss sis eubes.ti
PETROLEUM quiet; steady; uBfed D..
PogK-guiet, carrier, sales, = bbls; Old mess
BEsy-arn, quiet.
ss,ss. lsa0ss city .,..n. aa" 50; ,ssnss. aaiet t
-, trent d 'oa7 t7s, B. A. Geo.
.,a!s ns1se % eres,aer,. lssis western diary. io.,s
do creamery, Hsi9; do factory -; elgtn.-
CsEzsn- duh, easy, state new sasa; iAne
FYeixhts 10 Liverpool, steady, dpii-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
AUBURN BANK DEFICIT
Reaches $16o,715-suipIus and A.
ssssmsnt will Covsr Loss.

LEWISTON, May Is The directors Of
the Shoe and Leather Bank Of Auburn
make report today. They say that when
it became evident that there was shortage
Il the funds Of the bank, the directors i'm
mediately set about protecting the bank
from lose, so far IS they were able, by OBJ
tsining the possession of such propesty of
all kinds as was in the hands OF the late
cashier, Mr. Percival. They also sought to
prevent. so far IS possible, all unnecessary
excitement in the community, the circulation
of which might result in injury to the
National bank on the Mechanics saving
bank doing business in the same rooms, or
10 any Of the business interests of the com.
NUDITY. The various misssppropriations
of the cashier. in the different ways and
methods TO which he resorted, appear to
smourt to $l80,715, the largest sum arising
from issuing certifi cstes of deposit and
cashiers checks and not accounting to the
bank for the money received for them.
There was quite a shortage in the cash
which was covered by incorrect entries to
make the accounts appear to balance.
Some of the accounts with depositors are
found to be incorrect, being smaller than
ihey have been credited on depositors' pass
books. The credits with corresponding
banks in several instances appear larger on
the books Of the bank than they really
were and tie accounts with these CORE
speeding banks were incorrect in other
ways, fictitious debts and credits to . very
large extent being made on the books Of
the bank, indicating transactions with other
banks which never took place. All these
Irregularities we're carefully manipulated
and skilfuliy concealed
The directors of the bank have obtsinei
possession of real estate and personal
roperty Of various kihds, through the late
cashier which they estimate will be worth
10 toe bank immediately, or in the near
future S62 l07 and which the comptroller
allows as available assets. There is other
property assigned to the bank which the
directors reckon will be worth at least Si0-
coo. The bond Of the late cashier, s20-
600 will reduce the loss to s8S $50. The
,u'plus and undivided profits. according to
tue books Of the bank amount to S5l, 1888.
Deduc,ing this from the loss shows the
capital 10 oe S51 $50.
The comptI oller Of the currency has or
deFed an assessment Of the capital stock of
10 per cent amounting TO $40 900 which
will little more thsn make good the i'm
psirmeDt of The capital stock. The action
f the comptroller has been prompt and
courteous aud bis decision is regarded BY
The directors As entirely satisfactory. The
case of the late cashier, so far as it relates
30 criminal proceedings, say the directors,
is in the bands of the government and the
result will doubtless be given to the public
in due time.
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R,v. Fam email and the Ogden Uni
! versity People.

ATLANTA. May Is The Rev. Sam W.
Small. who is now in Toronto, Canada, has
addressed circular to "The People of
America concerning his troubles with the
Ogden (Utah) university. of which he was
elected president. He says the kilograms
attacking him were sent out by the Rev. J
Wesley Hill, of the First Methodist church
at Ogden. to whom he applied some ex-
tremely uudignified language. He Gays the
Ogden University scheme was "a private
snap speculation" and that Mr.. Hill de-
ceived him into accepting the presidency.
Mr.. Small is equally severe on the Board
OF Directors. boldly charging them with
getting up bogus subscription lists so as to
locate the university on thei. own property,
thus robbing Salt Lake City of the institu-
ton. He concluded by saying; "Up to
this hour have stood between the church
l love and the exposure of this whole scan
dslous Utah situation. bu. now l must lei
the truth be known"
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Lively Runaway at Belfast.
Special to the KESsEBEC JOURNAL

Special 10 the hENNEBEC JOURNAL ]
BELFAST, May ls.-The iiveliest runa-
way seen in Belfast for some time, occurred
Saturday. A team owned by Geo. Elwell
Of Nor.hport was hitched to . ring in front
Of A. A. Howe's grocery store. A hsg OF
meal wxs run ont on iron trucks, which IS
they passed over the iron door plate scared
a Joung colt hitched there. The colt
Jumped and struck Elwelrs horse, which
-tsrtsd. after breaking bis halter, up street.
He ran ~ far as the postofIice and turned
in behind it, and making the turn came out
in Franklin street with the wagon bottom
upwards. It then iun down as far as
+. c Carts at the lower end OF Main
street where he run into the sidewalk fright
ening horse hitched there who also started
and when last seen was going at lively
pace for Northport. Elwelfs horse was
f!naliy stopped after having completely de-
molishei the wagon.
Specisl Police f. F. Bramhsll is night
watehmsn in the bank while repairs are be-
ing made there.
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FOREIGN HoYBs.

The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times Gays . marriage has been arranged
between the czsrewiteh and the Pfincsss
Helen, fourth daughter Of Prince Nicholas
OF Montenegro.
The Ghetto quarter OF Corfu still 10 sur
rounded by q military Gordon for the pro-
lection Of the Jews. The Jews are nov
able to move about freely. The total num-
Der of victims Of the Corfu riots 10 IL
killed and 25 who died from starvation.
Ls Presse CT Paris Announces thst . con-
tract has been sigped between the Russian
government and the G. Hsteliersnt arms
factory by which the plant, factory and its
employees are placed At the absolute dispo-
sal Of Russia who has given an order for
three million new rifl
The state Of Mr.. Bisines health contin-
ues TO attract attention in the rewspapers OF
Great Btitisn. The Ioudo1 Daily Chfon-
icle In discussing the Presidency says: Mr..
Harrison IL n pro,ectiouist pure aud simple,
opposes Mr.. Blaine's policy Of reciprocity
and that while on hi. tour he endesvorsd to
take credit for the q ss fruits Of this policy
is most significant.
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sPARKs FROM MAINE WIRES.

TIE Androscogain drive is being run into
the main river.
The Lewiston city liquor agency is closed.
Agent Coyne's successor not having been
appointed.
The grand Jury in the Cumberland
Superio. ccurt reported Monday. Among
the Indictments is one for msnsisughter
AGAINST Rowland b. Bonney. engineer on
the Boston & Maine r, R, to whose care.
l.esness was due the late collision At Scar
boro crossing. A large number of liquor
indictments were found.
The programme for commencement at
the Eas. Nj ;as Conference Seminary is as
follows: Sunday, June 7th. 3, 80 P. NJ
BsccalsurRte Sermon. Monday, st I 30
2. n. Exhibition Of Department. of Edu-
cation. Tue sdsv, st 145 p. NJ, Military
Drill; so p. n Annual Address by Rev.
Charles rsrkhusst, ID. ID Of Boston; !. 80
P. NJ Commencement Concert In Emery
Hsll. Wednesday. at A. NJ. Commence
ment. Address and Commencement Ex
ercises will be held in Emery Hall
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Raiirssns t Stssn.1ss.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Traiss In Eject MAY
ID, 1891.
ura ,s.sas, sosss. trains isa,s Aas.sss q.

Ur.a fsytnsY nofses trains isaVe Aaansea q
Tcvs;
aOgys wEsT-S.0 A. a. tor LeSfsson
RocslAad, Portland, Boston and Montreal, ~
ri. 1910 A. M. 10, Le~fstoa. Fsfninstoa,
Feek,zad Portland, Lancaster and Boston: q
pm ias HAiioweu, axrdInsr and South Gardiner;
IaPKios Brunsxiex. Bath. Hoehland, portland,
so.ten rs, texpfessl Pcrt-aat and boston an
non,reAi; sos r. NJ. for Hstloveil, aards-
se, Ind 8oo,h Gardiner; ii.oo r. n. (n,sht Pan
EAR 'or Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Bos.oa.
sOIys EAsT-a.io A. n. might expressl for
skovsekan, Belfast, bangor Bar HArbor, st.
stsphsn, St John and Aroostook CountY; s.i4 A.
n ior "atsrviile. sko~hegan, Newport, Bangor
aad Vsnosboro: l2r r: H. for Watsrvfile.
is,, Dexter, Dover 3 Foxorott, Bangor,
g.. s.eyhen, st. John and Afoostook County, And
n;Af. N. saturdays only for WkterytliS
ssatsy paper nAtn for Wa.srvtiis snd Rangog si
tHA.h.
The gight Pullman Trains run each xa, syrr,
night, sundays ineadsd, but not 70 SkoHhssaT
On Mouday mornings, or % Belfast, hsrts,.
or bsyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harb,r. on
sunday faorninss.
Inc day express trains going East 1t t.4a r. n
nd West a. t9.ic A. NJ, run daily, Sundays X
elsded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Eoux
Aad, Bango. and st. John.
Accom- TIA IN for Auyus.s
Isayrs South Gardiner, s-2sA. ~; loo and s-s
p NJ; Gardiner, 6 Is A. NJ. Lie and ~ r. M
gsilovsi, sfs A. NJ. Us and fss N.
Throazh tickets 10 California and all Point,
soa,h and West may be hsd OF +. ". gaissY
,iasel agent. Augusta, the oEly ofsoe In Augusta
selias fis Ill r0utet AID checking Ali bag skss
tree hf sspsnic.
PAYBOa TUCKEE, vlos Pres. 4 3snT MANAGE,
re BooTHBY. 0enT Pkss. and Ticket As't
Portland. May lat, 1871
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Tc Work up this Worlds Fair Abroad

WAsHINeros, May Is Director Gen.
ersl Davis Of The Worlds Columbian com.
mission recently requested the secretary OF
the treasury to permit the payment of the
expenses Of certain persons to go abroad in
the interest Of the exposition out of the
money appropriated by Congress to be
used in connection with the admission OF
foreign exhibits. The department has de-
cided that not sxceedisg three persons, to
be suggested by the director general, may
be designated by the secretary of the treas
ury to act under the provision Of Law above
mentioned and to be paid from the apprc,
pristion referred to. Such persons viii
C, operate with such representatives Of the
treasury department ~ may be cent BY III;
secretary directly to furnish information IL
foreign countries as to the methods Of ad
hitting foreign exhibits.
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The "bird festival" a. the Bap,is. churc

The "bird festival" at the Baptist church
lat s.e1ing WAS in every sense Of the word
a success. All the feyeral paris Of the
pre- gramme were finely rendered. Follow
ir z 10 the programme:
/. A eislosre-'Brts OF the Bible" In which
II Pill. took part.
,. Rccirsl. sl....,,...............By Bessie Weston
3. Duet-'The Bobonk ''...,.. ..........
Allen and Narifn CLARK
Eecitsiios-"fIow Father Carved the Duck"
Fr.d Perry
s. soug-"Bird Of Beauty. Addie Weeks
&. Defamation ~" u oboli ."..... Raiph smith
song--"Ine Yellow II r5,".....OiA Wellmau
= Rel isAtion.-" Five Littie hickens,"
gdna BickDeii.
q. Sonq-"The Hue Bird, -. Mis- Lottic Morse
10 Cock Robin Ia Costume "....,.........
Fafts taken by Ia girls In eostu0e.
II Duet, vocal. .Cassie Holmes and Emma Smith
After the eiter.sir ment refreshments
we're served, ctnsisiiDg Of ice cream and
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coMnIssIoNaR RAuM
oays No Truth IA Story o. Wi,hhold-
Ing Payment Of Psnsion Cestiii-
catoo.

NEw YoaK, May ls-A Washington
special to the Evening Post quotes Com
missioner Raum - stating that there 10 NJ
truth In the Gssette's statement to the effec
that the payment OF pension certiicatss II
the cases that have been completed 10 with.
held at the order Of Secretary Foster, whe
fears that there will be large deficiency
in the treasury at the end Of the fiscal year
General Rsum produced his monthly re-
port for April last. II states insteAd So.
600 claims under act Of June. and "bui
comparatively few" Others, having been
Issued in that month. were in reality ST..
54e, which Gen. Raum said was l6, ,o0C
more than during the same month last year
The claims allowed last month, he further
stated, would carry the first payment to
sS s74,Si5. Instead Of being deficiency
in the treasury by reason Of the work OF
the pension office. the commissioner asserts
that the appropriation will not be consumed
by fully 81 ,0C0, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-19
BX-QUEEN NATALIE
Rescued BY I Party Of Elthld.
istic SsrIlln Students
4he UsfoTtunate Lady was Already On
the Way to the Danubs.

BEIeRApE, May ls.-The project Of thls
eisy. charged hy the regents with the duty
of expeiling ex Queen Natalie from Servian
territory, went to the latter's residence to.
day, and, in spite Of her earnest protests.
compelled her 70 eater . carriage which
drove towards the quay on the Danube where
The royal yacht was moored. News that
the ex.queen was really to be expelled from
Servia had reached the students' quartsrs.
The latter promptly turned out In . force,
Ard ~ the cAfrisgs containing the unhappy
lady was being driven toward the Danube
il was surrounded by crowd Of students,
who seized the horses heads and, having
brought the vehicle to stAndstill, loudly
cheersd the royal prisoner. The students
detached the horses from the carriage and
dragged the ex,Qaesn back to her resi-
denee, cheering loudly 40 they passed
through the streets.
The prefsct, assisted by force Of Gsndaf-
mes. tried in vain to regain possession Of
the ex Queen but the students escorted hsr
10 her residence in spite Of all efforts to
prevent them. On the way there several
collisions took place between the 0endaf-
mes and students and the latter came OF
victorious. The regents are xnxiously dis.
Gu ng the next step TO take aud II 10 evi-
dert that n serious popular disturbance may
be caused by too hasty action on their
par, nov that it is evident the OF. Queen is
not 90 frisndless a. was supposed.
Ii 10 difficult to understand the sudden
move Of the Ssrvian premier in attempting
to expel ex queen Natalie, when II Is re-
msmbefed he is supposed to be . great
friend Of Russia and pledged his word TO
the czsrlps, who IL said to be greatly A.
tsched to Natalie. that the ex.queen should
not be expelled from Srrvia.
Aware of the strong sympathy for Natalie
by the opposition party in Skupschina. and
by The public In general, the government
hsd the streets in the vicinity Of Natalie's
residence cordoned early in the morning.
and the public excluded from those stseets.
After Nstslie hsd been taken back to his
residence by the students, the Cabinet -.
sembled. aud at . o'clock tonight was still
in session. This citizens and merchants
generally side with ex'Queen. The tssi.
deuce Of Metallic 10 defended by students.
Intense excitement prevails.
A conflict occurred this afternoon, the
troops Airing upon the Queen's supporters.
killing two and wounding many olhers.
The premier. thi, evening, received 4
deputAtion Of ciuzens, who asked him to
intervene in the eX-queens behalf.
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DIR. GRAVES ARRESTED.
8aid that Mise 6ailis Hsrlsy Bssn
Indicted with Him

DENVER, May ls.-Dr. Graves va, ar-
rested this afternoon, taken to the county
Jail and will have his hearing tomor-
row. 1t is said upon coed authority Miss
Sally Hsnley has been indicted. II
is said an indictment was found agains,
Mrs. Graves. but the grand Jury,
acting on the advice of District. Attorney
Stevens reconsidered the action, not having
evidence enough TO warrant it. The theory
10 that Mrs, Graves wrote the label on the
bottle sent to Mrs. BArnahy, and Misc
Hsnley carried 1t to Boston and mailed il
there.
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SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next ~
Hours.
WAR DEPARTnEnr,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIssroN, May 10, l A. M.
For Maine: Tuesdsy-Fsir, station ary
temperature, southwest winds. Cau.ionsry
signals displayed from Sandy Hook to
Esstport.
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The Pitm Will Liquidats.

New HAVEN, Ct, May Is Immediately
after the death Of II. II. Buonell Of the
banking firm Of Bunnell and Scranton, j!
was announced that the firm would liquidAte.
This announcement started many rumors
Regarding solvency Of the firm. The bank
temporarily closed during the illness Of Mr.
Scranton. and while the cashier was pre-
pairing q statement Of the firms affairs.
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New EnElaud League,
Complete Services to bs Ioauguratsd
Joiy l-contTsct Awarded.

WASHINGTON. May l8--The first Off ,i,l
act Of the postmaster general on his return
from bis western trip WAS to authorize the
establishment OF very complete mail ser
vice with Alssks. to be insugufated July /.
The contract Was awarded toisy to the
North American Commercial Company Of
San Francisco.
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csmnissionsr Ranm will no. r, sign

WASHINGTON. Msy y -Commissionsr
Of Pensions Raum returned todsy from
Chicago. When ssked ~he,her be inleud-
ed to resign said he did not propose to en-
barrsss the present administration by doing
so. There we're men in the pension ofjce
he said, who formed conspiracy to break
down his character and bring the cfR .e in
TO disrepate. He cid not propose to be
driven Out by these msr. The buresu is
working efficiently he said, and he should
try, as hitherto, to push the work - rapid
ly as possible.
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CLoUDBURsr AND HAIL
Ia Ksrsas-$5o 600 Damage at Least
TO the Cfops.

SAIsA. Kansas, May 1s.--A tremendous
cloudburst and hsil-storm occurred about
four miles west Of here Saturday evening.
The district covered by the storm 10 two
miles wide and eight to 10 long. The hail
was ss large as hens eggs and almost COM
pletely destroyed the wheat On farmer
lost $50 acres. and smother 200. The total
damages reach $50, COO.
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New YogK, May Is Secretary Blaine
is reported - bsing much improved tonight.
This afternoon be sat uD several hours, and
walked around the room several SINE.
without = cane, The following buile,ir
vas given ont by DR.. Dennis shi,
morning: Mr.. Blaine il gettins
aiorg very well this morning, hsv
ing enjoyed god nights rest. Hi,
appetite Is sond and his strength IL rapid,
returning. He intends TO leave the city II
4 feH dafa.
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Pores. Fires ia West virrinia

TERRA ALTA, W. Va, May 1s.-De-
sttucfivs forest fires have been raging in
Cheat river mountains for week. A tract
Of 5000 acres north Of here has been burned
ever and . number Of farm houses de-
stroyed. At OAKLAND village great alarm i.
felt, IS the town is almost entirely sur
rounded by burning forests.
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Mains Postai Cnargsa.

WAsHIseroS. ID. c., May is "A post.
Office has been established at Rogue Bluff,
Washington comfy, with George W. H.
Watts postmaster.
The following change in postal service ID
announced:
Route ?I9. South Eliot to Ki.tery Depot
Su.pend operation Of order Of April 20
1891 Bulletin 3403
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Urea, May ls.-The sales today o.
cheese were: 1850 boxes, &c; 5000 At . 1
3; S75 at o IA; 430 at . 3.8; 1000 commis
sion. Dull: 5-8 lower.
At Little Falls, N. Y, the Gales Of cheese
were: l07 boxes at 8 IL; $50 at 3 4
1850 at o.; 1910 at 3 Ii; l75 commission
$40 farm dairy at 3-4 to 10. Butter. 81
packages creamery, IS to 10; So packsgel
dairy, IL to Is.
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eHIPwREcKBD CREW
Picked Up by 6tssmss Dorchester
aud CsIIisd into Norfolk, Va.

NORFOLK Va, Nay Is Steamer Dot
chester running between tbs city and Bos-
ton, arrived here today, and hst on bosrd
the crew Of the scho aer Kate Foster. Capt.
+ G. Smith, from Sand River. N. b., Tor
Newport News, with . cargo Of spruce
Tiies-
The schooner spraog = leak Saturday
n ight about IL, and ia half an hour sank
ard turned over. The crew, consisting Of
six sesmen, managed to reach the After
caDin bousa, and were there when picked
up by the Dorche.ter. The crew Of the
schooner ~ss unsbls TO save any Of 'hefr
effects sxcsp. tbos, they had on when
taken on