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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
FAIR FUNDS PASS The HALFWAY MARX.

Another cheerful day spent at the Office Of the
committees for the Actors Fund Fair yesterday.
check for $500 received from Joseph Jefferson
and another Of the size from James A. Bailey.
Mrs A. NJ Palmer brought I'm subscriptions which she
had received tho amount OF 81 800 and Miss Estelle
Clayton showed result OF her Work thus far to be
81 93s The committee has in its possession con-
butions OF money and goods to the aggregate value
Of more than $4,000. This Is more than half the
originally aimed at by the projectors OF the fair,
and II to be Considered that the fair Is Yet than
three weeks distant and that not one ticket 1t has
set been offered for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
,,,,vsyIVINTI UNIVERSITY TROUBLES.

,u.,o,nna Anil 5-The trustees OF the University
. ,,evlvapia so far as could be learned. TOOK no
>,ao,.,,e action at their monthly meeting TO-DAY upon
o ,nouesed resignatio0s of Or. Robert Ellis Ino"p
VIZ r.ofcssor Of history and literature. ana DR.. "eosc
Toeuc. professor Of mincralogy. Ne'1ler "''
,nev decide whether the resignation OF Dr. 'onn :,
po,hrock. professor OF embryolosy, should "'So "
asked committee OF the Central Aiihl "hor,
H. I,,ers under discussion. This petition was re-
t, u 70 a special committee. which was , unv,t ="
Confer with the committee OF the Cehuei Alumni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
For STOPPING THE DEMORALIZATlON.

Chicago. April Cspeciall.-Radical measures were
,,n bv the ChlcagoSt. Louis roads today to END the
smo,olIya,Ion Of the market here by the mnhipn'a-
t,on Of tickets OF the issue OF the f1tsburs ana western
road. reading from Pitsburg to ST. Louis VIA cnc'eo
There Is practically no legitimate o"s,"cs' ue'Ns,"
p,,,,, and st Louis via Chicago. II all takes the
drt routc via tho Pennsy lvania road but ~ STOCK
inc Tho brokers with their tickets Indirect routes can
probably sell 1000 tickets or so In tho year. Inc
ru. the santa E. the Illinois Central and the wabash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06

Joined in letter TO General Passenger Agent Bassett,
Of the Pitsburg and Western. 1t says;
We bcg 70 give notice. possibly the only means
20 prevent further manipulation that beginHng on me
lGth Inst any authority which your company has
xerc ed a. agents OF lines with respect 70 the
ale o: tickets from PiSburg 10 ST. Louis Via chicago
will be continued In consideration only OF such w
being made upon the basis OF Inc sum OF tile rate 10
Chicago and the rate from Chicago to ST. Louis, such
tickets to be limited to day from Date OF sale.
Whom the Alton was advised OF this action General
Passenger Agent Charlton al Informed all parties
concerned that his road would take exactly similar
action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
NAVAL RESERVE DRILL IN Castle GiRDEy.

section drill OF the 4th Battery. lst Battalion.
Naval Reserve. consisting Of forty-four men, under
command OF Captain Forshew, First Lieutenaut W. C.
Brown and Second Lieutenant George W. Blair. took
place last evening at Castle Garden. This battery
a QUE and acquitted Itself crcdtably in the march
ing wheeling and other movements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
BR1DGEPosr,s LONG POLICE Trouble.

Bridgeport Conn.,. April 5.-Judge Prentice To-
night gave decision for John Ryands Chief Of Police.
to assume command OF the force p&dng the applica'
ton to the Supreme Court. He will take the once
tomorrow morning. when the formal order Is TO b
issued The Chiefs victory over those who fought -
remove him is now regarded as complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
rc p,v FOR THE LONG ISLAND FERRIES.

TIC PAY FOR THE EON'F ISLAND FF'Nfsfr'N'
mortgage OF g. 80 900 granted by the Long Island
Railroad Company the Central Trust Company was h'1
in the County Clerks Office at Jamaica L. l., yesterday
The mortgage the amount Of tonds ssd 20
nav for the Metropolitan Ferry Companys franchises, III
rcol estate in New.York Island City and bo'"
Tho railroad comrany assumes control OF the ferries April l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
RAPID TRANSIT FOR BOSTON.
PLANS PRESENTED DY TIE coMM1ss!oN-A
MINORITY REPORT.

Roston. April The report Of the RAPID TRANSIT
Commission was sent 10 the House this afternoon IL
was referred to the Rapid Transit Committee. INC
report recommends that a Metropolitan Transit com
mi sion shall be created 10 prepare preliminary WIN
and street changes for rapid transit thai rh-Sea
franchise lie granted to the VT EId' t'' u''lio"'
an Wei End common stock be- limited 10 per cent
all a,ovc that to bc divided with the Guy tnt unc
old Colony Railroad surrender the Providence s''|
uon ~ the Boston aud Albany, and that the New
York and New England abandon IT'S present passenger
terminus IN Boston and unite It's suDurDah SrN'.o
with the old Colony. both terminating III oo"S''
ao, terminal I'm the place Of the present Old Colony
and Boston and Albany station. ~ ais, r'o"''''''
that the city and state mite in this work
The Commits, ON recommends a circuit elevated r'h'
uniting all dcpots and radial lines Of surface roads
Ian, which circuit shall clnnc under the Common rom
On. proydente station under the Park street ChuNh
and uudcr fremont and Court St. rrapp TrluR as III
elevated r adj on Chnndon and Pitts SIS Inc cFo>'"No
o,vated will run through Kueeand st., between the
railroad 4 atoms People crossing the ci'v from non
bury sonth Boston. Charle,town ar Cambridge VIII
twice chang, cars, but ut grade npon crN"cu "''''
The rcnor, contain, constitutional amendment to give
the right Of eminent domain over property Dr"''
o, seven bills. covering the recommendations OF uc
co,,rl..Ion are submitted Tn" report avs that II
the elevated road which * ncce sry ara the s"'c'
,vd.nngs are to h. considered one enterprise ana
the streets are be opened under tue present Id" wv
cost is estimated at Si6oCooOO or Tl'"oo'V''' II
-. constitutional amendment giving right Of eminent
domain could be adope, the cost would he from 9l''
OOOOO) 81 f14.OOo.oo
He wishe, the circuit road 10 20 around bcao"l I'M
instead Of under fremont st. lie recommends, :" nv :"
ntrory rrport the plan Of President Nntuc,, VI ny
Wr,t End road for an elrvat,i structure h""sn ,t
rl,on ave- llaWcy-st. and Po-tohcc o'afo 10 '"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
p,rc,nryT Mcleod NOT ALARMED.

ph,,adeIp,sa. april 5-On the announcement "'uhv
u., ,b Governor Of New-JerScy had refused 10 S"l'
,Le hll lecnizng the anthracite comoh"'ion' r'o''
dent Mcleod. Of the Reading Railroad was 'Hn,u -,
VIII The refusal Of the Governor 10 siSi INC O'''
have any effect upon tie combination
aIvone whatever he replied. "We are perIecIIns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06

THE NETWORK AND SOUTH Mt. VERNON ROAD
Albany April 5.-The New-lork and oHth Mt
Vernon Railway Company, with n capital OF 100000
TO build and operate street surface railway from New
York City 70 Mt. Vernon. Incorporated to day. 1t
Is TO be three miles long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06

THE CAMBRIDGE Family gone abroad will sub
let one large and two small apartments at tho Cam
bird 20 Hotel, Fifth ave- and Thir0 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
curs,prAyE. OHIO AND SOUTHERN DIREToR'

CITrSAPEAKE. OIIIO MD N'IV HMM H'TSF'
Memphis. Tenn. April 5.-Ihe anhual 'neo"ne "
the stockholders Of the Chesapeake ONO anu 49,
Wv 49,, ~ held here Yesterday. The following
,I.,,r, verc elected for the ensuing year: Chares
pahhidrc L. f. Gates, FIX. Norton. william T. norton
r G. Platt william Wahl, Of Ncw-lorh' john l. NC
Henry OF Kentucky General EcholN, oi Louis'i'ic'
and Golme, Cummns Of Memphis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
The skill and knowledge

.,.i m the production the mott perfect anu IT,
asaSs remedy known nave enabled n tbe reputatos
syrup Ieiy syrup Of Figs IL is conceded 70 Oe INC
OF i.s s..si isxative, For sale ~ all dfu4AnH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06

Governor ALbclts refusal to approve the Reading
Dool hin Ind little effect on the stock market yes'er
dav when the report fret reached the street there
was n slight decline In Reading securities n'd9F inc
nr,..ure OF the bear element. although Governor
Abhett,s action had been generally expc''cn' i"e
adverse influence Of short DURATION however anu
was followed by Il rally. the STOCK 'i'a"c'"s "'''"
the opening price - ...a,
: q. Williams the controller Of the jersey central
eo,d tb,t Governor Abbc's action wond n"t III aug
wnv ndcct the Reading organization lhc puIp.,e v,
,b' al hc said had been ~ provide an adl'tiohhI
safecunrd Int the organization was auhcchiN ~ 'ns
,p,,nm, 1, and would take official notice OF IT.;
" =, t,mne.ock we, pres dent OF the First NatiOiai
- ron,cscnts large interests In Jersey Centiil.
a1d hot mai road was not affected by ihe lil ana
WAS not troubled by Governor Abct r"1l -, 'r
iacrovnnna and Western, who was i,'en'N ga az
dire.r0r q. the Jersey Central. WIS un,plru Nd ~"
u,,r ~ similar statement. tieorge j. Bakcr anu
/ Tierpynt Morgan. both OF whom Wcfc Pi"'"''e'
r. inc tending deal, low III Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
VIENNA OPENING.

Appended Is The game played to-day between Black
burne and Lasker:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
GOULD IN A CONF,DING MOOD.
He Tells Ell PasO Shippers AbOut the
Texas Pacific Policy.

FL PAso, Tex, bprl 6 While Jay
Gould ht Ids 10 int yitw3 With reporters,
he IS irdire city approached through Dr..
Muan, ? h though c,urtet Us ard obligiDg,
ia very guarded in eIpressi x himself in
regard to Mr. G nj 5 tusiness affairs.
The World CORES, ndeut me. Mr.
Goul and D.. Mum IN the Texas and
Pacific flee the other morning. When
questioned as to the importance Of the
document sigred by Mr.. Huntington at the
conference With Jay Gould the doctor
replied that he did not believe it related to
any business between thu two msgnates
He had no know ledge Of the nature Of the
instrument, and VIII IL he would not state
positively that he meeting was not arranged
to Discus some railroad matters, he felt
sure that nothing of any consequence was
trsnssc ej.
MIR, Gould overheard the statement, ard
at times would give txsre sion to 3 faint
smile.
Mr. Gould has ne: most Of the large
wholesale dealers and heavy shippers dur
ing bis sojourn here, and to them he
speaks freely OF 'ha pI.cF of the
Texas and P cif2 He crucises tie
practice Of the Southern Pac nc and the
Atchisor, Topeka and Santa Ee in dis
eliminating sgsi 5. intel diste points ard
belives it will prove disastrous to those
il the long run.
He assert, th,t the Tex-s and Pacific
pursues liberal cJnfsa nj h points along
its line, and In til manner has made
f'ef Is through out he territory trsversed.
To discriminate against certain towns
in favor Of competing points. he claims,
csuses dissst sfsciion sni will eventually
bring in az other road, When will receive
the encouragement ard the tu mess Of the
people so Disseminated against
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
THE PENSION OFFICE
Investigation Still On-Mr. Enloe Ere.
quently Heard From.

WASHINGTON, April 6 The pension Of
fee investigation opened today with . mo-
ton by E1loe to put in evidence the testi-
mony taken at las! years investigation,
with reference to the refiigersling com
psDy, George f. Lannon's endorsement of
Commissioner Raum's paper and ths issu-
ance Of the completed files order.
Chairman Wheeler was Of the opinion
that considerable part wss properly I'D
missable, but said no snap judgment
would be taken by acting while members
Of the committee were absent.
The commissioner said the completed
files order was issued with purpose of Civ
ing the clsimsnts the right to say that they
were ready for trial,
Eol.e asked il Immediately after the
completed flies order was issued George
E. Lemon did not endorse Raum's note for
$4,000.
The commissioner, under advice of
Pa son that the committee had no right to
irquire iato Rsun's private business, de-
clire2 to answer.
Enloe them for admission last years
testimony in which the commissioner ad-
mitted thst Ls mon endorsed his note.
e. os said he proposes TO show that ill.,
stead o the comp ted files order resulting
bere dcisllr to claimants it had resulted in
the blacl al Of The pension flee Blu siuess,
rlso III great p cuniaIy benefit 10 Lemon
and other at 'neys of this city. and was 10
~ stem If favnritism.
Pay 500 objected. Wheeler, chairman,
thought tba evidence vas admissible and
oy am rity vote it was put it the record.
Elloe called after ton 10 the fact that the
commission er had sid that If the attorney
had ca es placed on the completed files,
knowing mat they wera nat complete, they
VIC ND be subject to di, barnent and asked
why when attorneys had repeatedly had
eases placed on The completed flies, that
we're not compiefe, act single attorney
had ever been ditbsrred or punished.
Rsum We'll, they usu lily offered some
satisfactory explSnilion in regard to ,he m
ard where it WAS hown thu. there was no
in en,iQnsl misconduct on heir Iart, as q
matter of course the ,hirg was overlooked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
MRS. F. W. HUTCHINSON
PlTTOCK ( LAVERY,
Gardiner, Maine,

which will be conducted to the very
best interest Of all those attending.
and to all that may attend the school
aud we invite any one and all who are
Interested il this highly appreciated
and progressive work. to call and
investigate for themselves, and you
are certainly very welcome to look
at our work at any time, which will
enable you to judge for yourself OF
its true merits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY TELEGRAPH.
BOLD THIEVES
Steal About $4,000 From New
York Bankers.
$4,000 In Bonds and Money are RecoV.
cred By DttsCtiYsS,
One Arrest Made-TwO Others Thought
to Have Fled to Europe.

Nsw YORK. April Dix 4 Phyfe.
bankers, st As Wsll street, reported to In
sps ctor Byrnes. last Monday, that Oscar
Cresme:, s l9-yesr-old book-kee7er in
their employ, had stolen . large sum Of
money and absconded. The boy dissr-
pc sred las. Saturday and it was discovered
that he had made away with c. b. & Q.
irst m 0figsge bonds valued At go. 900.
Investigs'ion by detectives led to the
discovery tina. Creamsr had been stealing
from the firm for some time. He turned
his steslinss over to VIM. f. Carpenter,
who had been in the firms employ for 10
years. James L. White Of Brooklyn is
also concerned in the scheme to rob the
firm.
By means of forged letter of iuiroduc-
ton he was enabled to open an account
at the Park National Bank. He deposited
several checks to which were forged the
names of Dix & Phyfe, amounting to about
S29 600. Dreamer 10 supposed to have
forged the checks.
April lst and % White drew two checks
sgsinst his account Cor s25, 0o0. With part
Of this money he and Dreamer skipped.
Carpenter has been arrested and confessed
that he was TO be the custodian of all the
money stolen. He said he had hidden over
$50 900 10 the cellar Of All Quincy street,
Brooklyn.
In pile Of ashes in the cellar at that
place the detectives found 20 $1,000 first
moitgsge bonds OF the c. B. & Q Railroad
and $50 1870 in bills.
Dreamer and White are believed TO be
sb5ard the tramp steamer Oakdsle.
which sailed IF m Brooklyn Sunday morn
ing. They are believed to have about
$4,000 between them. Carpenter was to
send them their share OF the stealings 3.
| soon SIS he heard from them.
The banking firm cannot tell the exact
amount of their loss st present, as the books
were tern and disfgured by Dreamer.
| The police say $70, 900 was stoler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
PILGRIM FATHERS
Assembled at Lawrence. Mass, For
Annual Session of Supreme Colony.

LAWRENCE, Macs, April 6.-Almost
$50 delegates from the Pilgrim Fathers
colonies met here today for the annual
session of the supreme colony. In the
morning reports officers were accepted.
These showed the order to he douiishiDg.
The membership January l. 1892, was A.
800; to-day the membership lie 10 500.
The death claims paid were 10Y. Las,
year one new colony instituted and this
yesf so far, four.
This afternoon these officers we're elected
Supreme Governor. John L. Bates, East
Boston; Supreme Lieutenant Governor, Al
bon Briggs, Somerville; Supreme Ireas'
urer, A. V. Bugbee, Lawrence; Supreme
Secretary, James Il. Sheppard, Lawrence
Directors, W. l. Thompson, Lawrence, j
II Hartman, Haverhill, H. G. Demot,
Winthrop, j, 8. Taft, Keene, N. H. f. S
Fossett, Portland, Me. In the evening
there was bsll at Pilgrim hail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07

The largest snd most interesting meeting
ever held BY the Oak Grove Cemetery As
soei ,ti1u cobvet ed in the city hail Tuesday
evening. TIE ccasol for SO much inleI-
est wass cot ct for tie fl re of president
By III. coosti;uti Il Of the association each
lot is { tied 10 vote at the business
MT e ing and nearly every enc CT the lois
AID half iJ!s we're represented either 10
person or By proxy. l. being the annual
Treei, z the elec tion 81 officers was held.
The TO lowing WAS the vote cast for presI-
dent: Whole number cast, +97; neces-
sGry FOR choice, 2i9; James de
White, 268; NJ. c. Wads~orih. 229.
No lontest WAS made On the other ballots
snl S W. Tsrbox was chosen treasurer
C o Wsdsworth, clerk Chss. A. White
and James A. jackson. directors The
directors met and elected VIM Il GJweii
as snpeiinte.dent. President Whites re-
port for the past year indicates that ihe
association is on good footing Ten 'ots
and nine half lots have bee1 sold for S92o
$500 has been received from various
owners o.; lots to insure The perpetusl care
OF the same, and SO hiss btea received for
rent Of tomb. The hunter Of lntetm
for the, year were "a. average age SO l-iG.
The m1st expensive improve ments made
h. os4t ear wac the bulldog Of the new
'eceisinR tomb, Plans were made by +
f. Lewis the architect The ~ork was
nearly completed last is!l. The foundA i1u
wss laid by T:m,t'y Ke lry, the granite
super-struc'ure con'rac Ell to John Milton
Of this city and the brick work to II. Pur-
ington of WatervIie. ihe entire cOst of
the structure when completed vii. be 1926
It is han ssme tomb, lsrse and roomy
and planned to meet the wants CT the
Association in this line for mspy years to
come
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

ns@ YoRn april. 8,
"""t- aeeeiptc, 2S4so psz': sxports, 1854
salts, 1850 bols; low extras, ~ 13a3 10
city ais 75ai IS, City mil patents 66ae3 GO
y n'er West, l1s grades; q .,.tS 40, tsif 70
s,raig his o. c0A2i o. ry6 mixture, a. 85ssi rs,
saperune, s2 25t7 IS Hra fOasz IS,
WHEA - l., r,tutt 1880 rpfh. ports. l0ibs3i
asles, $500; dull, unsettledi -----.
No req. 97Bag3, stoIl ana elevator: VIZ
sgJ, anoai. s7sulOol. fob, no. red va,
Nc. aor hen. s65a97a NJ |. HARD. g93As9J, no.
mort, eED, 9zl, spfing. =;
hfE- dull western, eoAel.
R>aA' dull, Irregular, no Milwaukee aa6s
BAkLEH MALr-tuil.
.'u-s food 1893 esputts. 2g6lSs .-..s.
$50 2. iglai9i, elevator, 50! afoati ungraded
mixed, It; no. 2. white, no, 8, isa =
steamer mixed. i0a50i
salci 1880 str niger, moderately active -------
a.. ;. ia, do white, S7a37t, NO 4, S5iaS6.
a Vltte j7.a37i: no, !, S64-, De wit. 10,
mixed era 81. 80, 80 white S6iaiOa; white
-taIe s6i4iCl uai. age, ah9@i.
H. 49,, dull. nominal no Z. 49,.
slGAK-raw. hrm; lair refined, quiet
moderate demand. unchanged. no, ., 3 I-sai !;
no 10, 3;a3t. no. II, 1888 II l6; no. II,
34a35; no. Ia, ---- off. Is Id All
mould 4 i6ai 9ls standard 4sa4a COME ctloners
4Ia4i; cut loaf. 5a54 crushed, 5a5l, powdered,
igasi granulated. i;a4S. cubes. i3ati.
AOLAssrs 10. eign, lower LIZ, New Orleans.
active, linn.
PkrauLa, W quiet, steady, United SOL.
RoHa- moderat ly acuytSsteady
I All about steady. dull: western steam
closed. $3.50 bid. city, .!ean s,a6 90 bii;
rsn:fg, quiet,--- sentiment Q 'oa6 'o' 5
SUFFER- quiet. lower, ----- state,
dairg lea 3. Penn. creamery, 25a26; western dairy,
/ 5 .l9; do ,reamery, l7a26; do factory, bag {;
h iuNp rgtlta a.
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Gushing, well known by his connection with
the CREST clothirg and mems furnishir 9
house of Gushing, Olmstead & Snow, Boz
ton. Mr.. Gushing was rather broad in the
range of his subj touching upon politics
Is we'll as trousers. His speech, like all
The others, gave great deal Of praise, and
deservedly so, to the Atkinsons for 'heir
ability, energy and push, as shown by their
enormously increased business.
Next came Mr.. Spsulding Of Boston
one Of the largest hat manufacturers in the
country. Mr.. Spauldins's speech was one
Of the brightest and mott entertaining OF
the oratoiicsi efforts Of the evening.
Following Mr.. Spaulding, Mr.. Pierce oil
March Brothers & Pierce, Boston, made sn
interesting speech highly complimentary to
the Messrs. Atkinson.
Throughout all the speeches great credit
was given to the newspaper press for wins,
the speakers termed its "shsre in the sue
cess of The Atkinson Company"
Upon the subject Of baby carriages, which
will be one Of the features in the new DC
partmens store. Mr.. Burlew of Boston hsc
some very entertaining remarks to make,
Mr.. Hughes OF Rhodes, Ripley ( G,
Boston, called attention to the lsteEess o!
the hour, and, as he said, out Of mercy tc
the guests, spoke briefly.
The newspaper men spoke bfit fly but to
the point.
The whole affair went eff withou. the
slightest friction whs.ever; 10 word, i,
was great success and highly creditsble
to these who gave t. The Boston party
returned in Mr.. B. A. Atkinson's private
car,
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FIRE AT HAVERHILL
In a Shoe Shop Cutting Room Damage
by Fire and Water, $4,000.

HAvERHLL, Mas April Early thi.
I'VE ming Gre broke out in Il curt ng room
Of the shoe m,nufscfory IF c W Chase,
's'i9nee Of Harry W Chase. IS ard So
Wsshir gtnn street. The apartment was
bsdIy damaged,
Mr.. Chase occupied the FIRST, tLi!d ard
fourth h)Ors, a i carried tick worih
abJnt $500 900. Hi. io.s ~ fts a. d water
is a.umsled at slo, 900 COO, on stock and
M cs'7'rT; covered By an ins1rsnce Of
s2o, 0O0.
Noyes & Johnson, insnufsc utsrs ot fine
shots. scc1py the secotd floor al luge
pJrtitn Of their stock i. batly damaged By
.s'"r. Noyes & Johnson. Is, Is abou,
So 90; covered BY Insurance.
G, A Gfeermsr, msLufsctuIee cut
.oies and dcsler Il .5resds a-d sAas ccar-
pies portian Of the dtt OF. His Ices Il.
small
he block - owned BY l. A. Finney :;
loss 5000. The origin u tne fire /. ul-
kao~u. vas COT ABtd to he room where
i. caught.