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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
BIG EXPRESS ROBBERIEs AT CHICIGO.

Chicago. June 1l.--For some time the Adams
Express Company havo been missing packages Of
jewey, money and other valuabcs While In transit
from its branches 10 the main Office In this
city: also The way TO tho stations Manager S. q.
seaton. OF The company and ;hc police department
have been haro al work on The rnbberes and aston
isNlng developments promised In few days
Two arrests were made last Wednesday, and John
OConaen taken in custody last night. charged
with completely IN the tlcts. Ills arrest followed the
confession Of JoTy Loughln, one OF the wagon
watchers who, with Z" JUDI Washer, held TO the
Grand Jury yesterday. LOurhlln was brought face to
face with O'Conncll this morning. Here he made
startling statement. Loughln said that nc was In
O'Connen's wagon one night whom they carrying
valuable money package. Whllo crossing the
Madison st. bridge. Lougl1in says oConncll pro-
posed that they Iiio the money pouch. ill it with
bricks and throw it into the river. lie implicated
O'Conne In several thefts OF valuable icwclry pack
ages. Walter Dean aud Louis Hall, the other en-
ployeS whom the police looking for, have LEFT the
city. Startling developments promised In a few
DAYS. 1t Is said tho stolen property will aggregate in
vplue 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
MARINE AND FIELD CLUB REGATTA.

| 4 SUCCESS FIr. DAYS sPORT-THE WASP RE
DEEMS HFRsELF-OTnFI WINNERS.
The fourth annual regatta OF the Marine and Field
club was sailed yesterday and the usual fine wrather
which has attended the meetings OF the club did not
fail the yachtsmen who had put their Trim boats" In
tho best condition for the days contest. fresh
southeast breeze raised the white caps on the lower
bav and outside Of the Hook n long SWELL tipped with
n crest OF foam made the race more enjoyable fer
those in the arc boats and added excitement to the
interest Of tlnse who handled the cats Tho
steamer Tay Queen had been chartered by the club
for lis guests and followed the yachts over the coursc
rs far sandy Hook where the captain with a
chvalrons regard for the feelings Of the representatives.
Of the fair sex on board, and sailor like regard FOR
his buwaris, wisely resolved to remain under the lee
Of the l;bd.
The Wasp, which so disappointed her admirers In
the rcgG;a Of the New-Yorl Yacht Club last week.
Icdecmd her reputation yesterday, ard won in her
class elsy beating her chief competitor the Nautilus
by Is minutes and 10 seconds. She showed good sea
going qualities. The ohcr results were The Tlgrcss
beat the SHOna 4 minutes ~ seconds the Fl chico
beat the lroguois - minutes Is seconds tho Truant
tcai The tconcc 81 seconds The III Chico sill hrpuCn
he wafer without any fuss. lightly mounting the
heavy and lightly descending hardly trowlnr
dash Of foam from her bow.
outside cf candy l1oc,g hc breeze frcshened and the
wasp and the >aona tosK In topsllls but this did not
after the Scotland Lghlshlp was passed This
mishap doubtless aided the Ti,rcsss victory. The
Wsnita parted bachstay five minutes after the start
and was unable TO compete. These two mishaps were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
MINGLED IN i COLLISION.

Lawrence. Mass. June ll.-There was bad acct
dent on the Andoyer electric road this afternoon Two
cars going down Hill camo into collision. and un-
known boy lies at the point OF death. female passrn
ger has both legs broken, mCtornan and conductor
have broken limbs and half dozen others in
iured. A ball game between Andovcr and Exeter
dlcw q big crowd from Lawrence to Andovcr and
the cars went out heavily losdcf. The accident &C.
CURED Just beyond Phillpss Hi. midway between
Lawrence and Andovor AID near the intersection Of
Broadway and UpOn.st. The first car was in charge
Of George A. Emery, motorman, and Conductor Ed
ward 1urey and the second In charge OF William II.
Smith moiorman. and Conductor !. IL. Lthgow. At
the base OF the bill Tucy stepped of his car TO lot
ont a passenger, and the following ran into 1t
with a crnsh A woman on the front seat OF the
second car Mrs. owen Koete, was pinned down in the
wreck she suffered serious injuries. both legs arc
broken and amputaton mar be necessary. An un
known bcy nine years Old. was taken from the wreck
His head Is cut and he ma die. Moiornsn Smiths
right leg was broken ana NC Is badly cut. Con-
ductor Lithgows arm broken aud face terribly
cut Others Injured are JOAN Liachan. OF Lawrence
both knees badly cut; NJ J. Eaiton, llavcrhill cut
on forehead: John Smith, Lawrence. right ear almost
cut OF AID bad cuts on the head; James s. Csnne'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
HOME NE VS..
NEyCYORK CITY.

The case OF Excise Commissioner joseph Koch
against the Rev. Thomas Dixon, IT, for alleged libel
uttered ia hi. pulpit May 90. was again postponed
yesterday In the jefferson Market Police Court un'll
Wednesday morning. Tho pressure OF Cthef BUSINESS
was the reason given for tho posponement's
Water Register Riley collected 5000 80 fer Cro'on
wafer use last week. Mayors Mars a EnS'Ihiid
Issued 90o city licenses and took In - ,i9c =" IN ices.
Tho steamers Of the Providence Line for Boston and
tho East. which do not usually run on sundays VIII
make special trip TO day. Inc steamer Connecticut
Will leave Warron-s North River. Ut the usual time,
80 y. m
4 party including Mayor Grant. Dock Commissioner
Cram Justice McNlahOu Commissioner I. j. Braoy'
Under sheriff sexton, George T. Best. william h.
Burkc Asscmblvrnan Connolly and other members Of
the NAnagansctt Club, left tho city yesterday on the
steam launch Inspector. to SPEND tho day as the guests
of exJudgc Leo G. Dessar al his country place. Tower
Lea, al Nyaok.
ON MONDAY evening Powell will Introduce entirely
new spirit manifestations from glass cabinet plainly
in view Of the audience, at the Eden Musce. Malto
will be seen in Il sketch called The Chinese COOK
laughablc Performance. Sacred concerts VIII DC
given to-day. and the American historical gallery Is
Open
carl schurz has resigned from the directory OF the
Hamburg American Packet Company. His rciisnauoh
takes effect July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
BAEONNE.

r. Cadmns Combcs. collector Of revenue. will offer
eG9 parcels OF Iayonnc zeal estate at auction Ter &C.
unqucn, faxes and assessments At the Old City Hal.
or July o. II Will be ;hc third tax snlc OF property
aGJudicated under the Martin Act by Commissioners
EGlow ". Harrison. David W. Oli-er, and James t.
j. Colss Thefe have beer twuniy-six long reports
fled ard confirmed promptly Without objection. Tbs
represents 100000 found due tho city, the average
reduction being atout 10 per cent of the original
Indebtedness Of delnqCcn;S including Interest over
aaf million dollars has been PAID In ola afrcnl1scs
In 1855, and found most complicated condition Of
Affairs. which lavc bcca straigrtcnsf out Titles VIII
thus 30 made clear owing complete searches and
numerous corrections. Many blocks Of property have
been Gnrntanged and made TO correspond With new
naos. Fortunately the Commission has earned more
THAI enough 10 pay its expenses by the discovery a
errors which mad" unexpected gain 20 the city
treasury Property worth about e-OO.Ooo icinalne to
he ldiuti(atCd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
TEO GILES OF BUSINESS MEN.

DEESTIlN & REIsS, SIuRTMAKEES, FAIL I'm
KEEPris VENTURE NOT A SUCCESS.
Bernstein & Rciss manufacturer, of shirts at No.
80 Walacr sr have been placed in the hands OF re-
cciycr 10 wind up the business ON account OF a diS
agreement between the partners. joseph Blum was
appointed receiver. by agreement. between l'e dt
torncys. The finn was formed on December ~ io'V'
Mr. Bernstein had been in business twenty-five years
and Mr. Eelss eighteen months. The latter loohcu
after the manufacturing while Mr. Beins'eia ATTENDED
70 the finances and sales Of the firm. mectne Oh
the creditors will be held tomorrow Afternoon al inc
Office OF Blumenslel & Illr:ch. No $50 broadway
vr Icvcn,ri,l Mr. Dcrnsein's lawyer. said Yesterday
TINT the firm did not have sufficient capital to carry
IN the business When the firm was formed cach
mariner agreed TO cUntribut, Il CERTAIN a'ouii' VI
capital but Nas unable TO do II when INC uihe
came, and 50 they disagreed.
The liabilitlc, ere abou $4,000 fhc assets amount
to about $4,000 about equally divided between stock
and on standing accounts The Stock Is cIc''h anu Ill
inventory has just been made OF H. 80,
John simpson, dealer In drygoods M ~ ~
West On~hundred-a nd twnty-dfth ST., who made an
n es,pnmont on May o. is Offering 70 compromise
with his creditors at so cents the dollar IN notes
dated July l. n, thirty and sixty days ana II Is
soid that owe: threefourrhs of The creditors nave
already accepted the terms The habhues are
e37 600: nominal assets. $1,000; actuai iSSoN'
about S24O00
Deputy sheriff Finn yesterday sold ont the stock
q, Avery Penabert 4 Co.. importers of plate glass ut
No c3 south Fifih-ave. The business was carried
on by Henry A. Avery, who is insane. Sarah ). W.
Avery entered judgment sneg b Ss yrc of that execution
The business established III looo. ",eree
Pcnnbelt whd from the nT% IN eirp"d acn
Timothy j. Keefe. the baseball player, and w. W. IL;
nS o aees S PSoSs goods a
ISL Broadway, In favor of Davis Foster d Racer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


John iIyer who Is charged with embczzlns S1.ooo
from William Harvey, real estate agent, and who Was
Indicted by the Grand Jury Friday. on two charges
Of forgery, arragned before Judge Lppncott yes
tcrday. Iyef pleaded not guilty 10 both ic charges
and r"nlandcd to ,sil 10 a~a trial. for when no
date has yet Occn fixed
Lotto COMBS, the colscd woman. who Is cnarges
with mcrtering four ocl Oil Louise sexton on
April II last. indicted by Tao Hudson Ceuny
tand Jury Yesterday. Louise soston vas choAed mo
insensibility 0y the woman III the halfway OF tlclr
home NO 232 Thirdst.. and died four dsys al,cr~a
The woman IS supposed have iccG diuns when she
committed the assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
long ISLAND.

NORTHPORT.-John W. Fowler president Of the
Lewis Il Fowler Manufacturing Company, OF Brooklyn.
while driving from the railroad station in this place
yesterday met with serious accident \ colt driven
by John DOnohue, OF Brooklyn, backed into the team
driven by Mr.. Fowler and the latter was unable 10
manage his horses. His carriage upset, and the
team got detached from the wagon and ran long dis
lance before being captured. Mr. Fowler's leg was
broken and those in the carriage with him we're more
or less injured. Mrs. julia Filth sustained spiancd
ankle. samuel laay had sprsincd knee. Mr.. and
Mrs Zel!y George t. Firth and Clarence Zcy received
eve.,s lrlisl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
YOUNG NE. TROWBRIDGE TO BE An ACTOR.

New Haven, June IL (SpcciaD.-It Is said that
Thomas TIOwbrdgc, member OF n wealthy and we'll
known family, Is TO join the company which Is TO
open at saratoga Sp,ingS July in Man About
Town" The company viii be managed BY Messrs
Miner and Williams. Aftcr playing n weeks stand
nj saratoga, the company will make a tour through
New York state. playing nj Albany. Lake George
T1ccndcroga, schenectady and Mechanlcsville They
will then 10 Boston ipr two weeks and will wind IN
the summer with threeweck's engagement
ut the BljOu. In New York. Mr.. Trowbridge is the
Of Henry Trowbridce OF H. Tr1wbrdge's Sons
tho West Indian merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
Following is DR.. EoIcrss record Of contagious disease
he hnIlnr ~
PRICES OF WHEAT AND CORN FALL.

Tho Govcinmcnt crop report had depressing effect
the gam market Yesterday 1t had been expected that
IN, report woud show large falling Oh In the prospective
cror Tic reverse the case however. and the ex.
oiis showed up nuh io.,r than the dealers cx-
icrtcd. Tho result wa' general fall In Irec5. July
what the active trading wheat, dropped cents bushcl
and com fell oil 81 cents because Of the report For
hafhoIiday the trading In thf Produce Exchange grain
yesterday uDns"slv large 1t amounted 70 600 600
buihclS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
FEWrR DEATHS ~ TIE CITY LIST WEEK.

The mortality in the city lower than usual last
v,ok only .O7 being reported against SOS for Tho
nr.rlous week. DR.. John 7. Nagl., the Register OF
Vital Statistics said yesterday that the decrease OF 1Ol
deaths in week no; accounted for In the reports
Of deaths from classified dclscs II was true tina, pull
monary complaints caused 2oS deaths In the week ending
June and only 2co last week. but appreciate change
was noticed in the deaths nom many other diseases
while the mortality darrhocal troubles and
diseases WAS notccably greater last week.
Foar persons who suffering from smallpox were
sent TO North Brother Island yesterday. They were
JOHN Lena and Annie kipp, OF No 900 East Onc-hun-
drcd thlidst and Ralph COoncy OF No. .215 Hudson
ST.
Following is Dr. EoUcrtss record OF contagious diseases
I'm the city during tvn weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
NEWARK.

Six Young men were ordained to Tho priesthood az
st. Patrie's Cathedral Yesterday by Bishop "i"eeF
One candidate was from seton Hall College ana the
other fr.,n, tho pas,onist Monastery Hobohen
They were James Thomas Blown, d Trenton Vincent
Ct,sac;ri, D0'iunich srenElan, Augustus bauh'"
Anthony Durkn and WiIliicd Avery.
Joseph Couis. or behalf Of the Board of Works.
made application yesterday 20 the courts foi the ap-
poi;frnent of commissioners 10 cpudenh tho water
right, OF mil and factory owners In the Peuonnock
Valley where the rev water supply IS obtained lie
was directed 20 give notice IL all tic parties con
ccrncd and make application next SATURDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
Grand C|osing-out Sale
At a Sacrifice.

FINDING OURSELVES At THE END OF TIE
SPRING SEASON WITH ~TILLA LARGE OF
HIGH. COST OAK CHAMBER SUITS. FINISHED N
THE 18TH CENTURY STYLE. ON HAND.WEsHALI'
OFFER THEM DUWING MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK AT REDUCTION
OF ONE.H,IF 20 A. TO PLACE THEM WITHIN
THE REACH OF ALL.
pARTIE- ABOUT TO BUY IN THE MAJ.
,rrTur WILL no WILL TO LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS. 1T WILL GIVE YOU AN OPPORTUN-
lTY TO Buy RICH SUITE AT VERY 10"
PRICE.
HERE THEY ARE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

the only Incidents which married an otherwise most
exciting and enjoyable contest When the SaOua and
spnnakers. and evidently the Saona's topmasi could
not stand the strain Of the spnnaker combined with
the heavy ont Of the thirteen starters the Pen
gun and the wahnita did not finish. The preparatory
gun was fired at IL 30, and ut L. :0o the start was
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
FlTlL RESULT or 4 RUNAWAY.

Las Vegas, y. NJ June ll.-John n. Strausscr and
vic late ycstcrdly evening. ont driving viewing
the result Of tho dertructyc fire which visited this
city yesterday afternoon. when the horse became
frightened and unmanagrable and away. Mr..
strausscr and wife thrown violently to the ground
aud fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

Iiaverhl bruised. Smith says he was $50 feet be
hind and reversed the lever but could nCt stop the
car on both cars 200 people were rdlng' many
clindng 10 the sides Of the cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR ZIMMERMAN.

London, June ll.-N the London County Grounds
Herno llill, to-day Arthur A. mme man. The American
bcyclist, won the open mile in minutes and "a l5
zee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

Palaces wheels are the Wagner cars on the great
through trains OF tho Now.York Central ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
millinery DEPT.
Clearing Sale Of Midsummer Millinery
At Positive Bargain Prices.
TRIMMED HATS and eoNNETs

TRIMMED HATS and 6oNNETs'
o5o very choice Imported Dress Hats and
Ronncts formerly $25 and $50 each; reduced
20 $3.50.
a5o Carriage and Girden Hats. all Of choice
design, NJ 1913 eaG worth Sl5.
200 Carriage and farden Hats, all OF seiect
despp. and made from best Materials 900
each worth $3.50.
cuILpREN'S TRIMMED HATS.
400 very choice Trimmed Leghorn Hats mo
two alike at s2.gJ each; worth $3.50
300 very fine Trimmed Lcghorn Hats, all gooa
designs s3.Os eash; worth So
An our Misses and Children's Trimmed
Hats in colors will he closed at exactly
half the prices marked on them.
SAILOR HATS.
We are showing larger and more COM
mite assortment Of Ladies' and Misses Sailor
Iats than can be seen elsewhere in this
ounry.
Special attention called to our 49, c. Il 5.
Sailor Hats made by regular mems hattrrs We
have them in black, white, navy, brown, ecru,
and gray Sizes Ia to IA. Price S2.Os
each. sold elsewhere by mems matters only at
s. each.
oil A- 10LI b. 0n<l O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

VILLAGE IMPROv ENENT. WIN Americas vii.
inscs Differ In Prospcrty."-ln small pamphlet for
tho charming article OF y. a. Nsrtkrop. setting forth
the value OF handsome appearance aud sanitary oct.
tcrmcnls pleasure be derived BY tho inhaba
from imprev associations. aud the great service
any man can do for his native village. D ceass
COPY, - per 100 copies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

HOW TO WIN FORTUNE. BY Andrew Carnegts,
from the Tribune Of April, 1S9OThis Is the ardeis
whc declared that college cdac on net essess
cents . copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

WAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-What may b
expected of the American Navy. In pluck, daunties
cournge and pcriinacity In n with Chill, we
cxcmpiiHed. This number contains Tho Jshnsrsw
Disaster" "Am~rican Girls Abrsad." "stOries .
Hunting" etc 1O4 pages. 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

SOUTHERN SKETCHES by The Trihaus's ows
correspondent In West virginia, kraincky Ls"'s'ass
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

TRIBUNE WAR STORIEs.-A ma mihcent coliecties
OF 40 stories Of the Civil War; written BY actual
participants. some Of their tales tho moss
thrilling and pathctc which have been put int print
1O4 pages. 2J cents a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

OUR SOUTHERN DEPENDENCIEs.-The lctters q
l.. L. q. showing the necessity OF Reciprocity Will
the West India Islands. ~ pages. - cents COPY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, 1884,
Tho Of the Assembly at Portland Oregon
reported by The Trbuue's special correspondent
mt the Assembly. Presbyterian Clergyman. substans
tinly In full To he issued shortly after the close sf
the Assembly. single copies u cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

CHILL AND THE NEW NAVY President Hnrs
rseu's message the GILLIAN affair. reprnted
Ia pamphlet form. together with a complete
description of the now American NAVY. largo nun.
Dor Of the typical vessels described esgth With
elaborate pictures and plans. aud fuii details Of
armn nIcn size etc., OF each Every vessel In the usW
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

"NEw IDEAS FOR FARMERS" A handsome pas,
phIc 1903 pnx~s. well illustrated Of great Interest q
farmers who develop special branches Of farms
Ing. Topics, The National Horse, swine RAISING
Egg Hate Duck Cuturc. farming In France. nns
The Thrill Ia Ats Relation to Farming Price ~ cesta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

STUDIES ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES istters q
J. n. r., Illustrated. from Cuba. West ladies. McKee,
aud Central America. 100 iarxc pasca - csaeA
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-02-18
Now Church at PIttsfleld.

The handsome new Free Baptist church
at Pittsneld was dedicated Sunday after.
noon, Rev. I. II Stacy OF Auburn,
preaching the dedicatory sermon. The
seating capacity of the church was tested
TO its utmost, and every available space
OF standing room taken.
For many years the society has held
services in the institute chapel, but many
OF the conveniences of holding services in a
church were wanting and the society can
keenly appreciate such a commodous aud
well-arranged place Of worship as is this
new building.
The church is located near the institute,
on corner OF the institute lot on Man
street on the westerly side thereof and
faces the southeast. The cost Of the
building is about S7400 hut has the an.
pearance Of much more expensive build
ing.
The building committee were composed
OF j. c. Connor, Gordon Dobson, f. c.
Bryant, +. S. Dexter and f. j. Taylor
The architect and builder was Preston
liersey OF this place to whom is due much
Of the credit for ts handsome appeaf-
ance and excellent arrangement.
1t is a wooden structure, Gothic in
style, with fancy shingled gables. roof
slated in appearance. The size of the
main building is 81 X GO feet with an an
mex on the side 80 80 and tower u, X
~ and 20 feet in height, also small an
mex on the rear of yestry IA 25 for
kitchen and library. The building rests
upon a substantial wall of granite and
has good cellar in which are three fur
naces by which the building is heated.
The auditorium, pastors room, etc ART
carpeted with harmonious material and
the pulpit furnishings are of Michigan
oak in Gothic style. The building is
lighted by chandeliers and hanging lamps
with reflector for pulpit. The kitchen
and library are connected with the yestry
by folding doors Chairs are arranged in
the vestry for seating 200 and the audi.
forum seats 210 persons and 700 people
can easily be accommodated in both rooms
when necessary. The new church is free
to all, with free pews each furnished
with the Laudes Domini hymn books.
Rev. Nj. Read with Rev. S. C. Whltcomt
the local pastor, assisted Rev. T. Ii. Stacy
with the dedicatory exercises A report was
made by j Conner, chairman of the exc
| cutive committee, showing the cost OF
the building and gifts to the society il
aid thereof.
The dedicatory sermon by Rev. Mr.
Stacy was from the text: Rev. III, u
Him that overcometh will make a pill
lar In the temple of my God and he shal
go no more out"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-02-18
Should Be Done Here.

Last week a Bosom IRA who operated
the Boston Bargain NAoe Store on Mid
die street, sent his agent Ia Augusta He
opened up u lot Of boot AID shoe goods
which We're saved from ID hls Boston lire,
in store at the North End. running them
off at very low prices. Their WAS a great
rush of purchasers and IN consequence
the resident dealers in boots aud shoes
suffered to no small amount, they being
obliged to mark their goods 10 about cost
Considerable stir WAS oeea-ionel and A.
NJ. Goddard, Esq, city solicitor of Angus
ia, found among tue public laws Of lss5 an
enactment requiring all persons who shall
put goods on sale III competition with the
regular trade for few da's or longer, to
pay tax on their stock at the same per-
centage which other property bore.
Accordingly the city assessors were cal
led in and the goods as es-ed at - 900, the
total tax amounting to S1t.i4, which was
paid to the collector of taxes.
A. Ear as known this is iAe ilrst instance
in the State where this haW has been en-
forced.