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OOMMON STOCh OF 800 EACH.
ALL SHARES ARE FULL PAID STOCK AND
WORCESTERSHIRE. STOCKHOLDERS WILL
HAVE No PERSONAL LIABILITY WHATEVER.
The Company begins business September 1. 1892.
withou: any debt liability. other than the bonds
mentioned below
THE BYLAWS PROVIDE THAT NO ADD
TIoNAL MORTGAGE BONDS CAN BE ISSUED
WITHOUT THE UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS.
THE PREFERRED STOCK WILL BE ENTITLED
TO CUMULATIVE PREFERRED DIVIDEND OF
PER CENT PER ANSUM. PAYABLE QUAR-
TERLY IN GOLD.
The Common Stock will be entitled to dividend of
1: PER CENT per annum. payable in gold. after pay
ment OF the dividend upon the Preferred Stock. and
to further annual dividends OF the earnings of
the Company after a sum equal to 4 PER CENT per
annum has been carried to surplus fund.
One million dollars OF the common stock will re-
main unissued in the treasury Of the company. to
provide for the future enlargement OF the plant
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE SHARES
g. 600. 900 FIRST MORTGAGE 3 PER CENT 20
YEAR BONDS WILL BE ISSUED AND HAVE
ALREADY BEEN SUBSCRIBED FOR.
THE VENDORS AND THEIR ASSOCIATES HAVE
AMOUNT OF s4.OO0.OOO
The following. viz:
10000 SHARES PREFERRED STOCK ga 600. OO0)
ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENT
TO BE MADE. TEN PER CENT UPON ApPLICA-
TON AND THE BALANCE WITHIN TWENTY
DAYS AFTER ALLOTMENT. FAILURE TO PAY
THE SECOND INsTALLMENT WHEN DIE MAY
OPERATE AS A FORFEIT OF THE PREVIOUS
PAYMENT.
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL BE OPENED
ON THURSDAY. JULY IA. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
AND CLOSE ON OR BEFORE THURSDAY. JULY
2l. AT O'CLOCK PM.
The allotment will be made soon as possible after
the subscription is closed The right is reserved to
ailot less amount than that subscribed for and to
close the subscription books .. any time.
The preliminary volent rit be made to the bank
ere reseiring thu poation the payment AFTER al
totn'ent. to the NEW YORK GUARANTY AND IN
IDENTITY COMPANY. rho 9U issue tenn porary
negotiable certificates te en0rared stock CERTIFICATES
are not readv/or delivery.
Subscriptions will also be received by the following
banks and bankers:
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY. Brooklyn.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Detroit.
STATE SAVINGS BANK, Detroit
UNION TRUST COMPANY, Detroit
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Chicago.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Cincinnati
ST. LOUIS TRUST CoMPANY, St. Louis.
Application will be made to have the securities listed
upon the New York Stock Exchange.
TRANSFER AGENT AND TRUSTEE OF THE
BONDS:
THE NEW YORK GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY
REGISTRAR OF STOCK:
THE UNION TRUST CO., New York
COUNSEL:
Messrs. MILLER. PEcKHAM DIXON.
AUDITORS
Maesrs pkRRnW wAnE GrrTuprr 4
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THF NArroNAL SAFE Drrosrr.

SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
csihe Dis,ric, Of Columbia
CORNER 18th ST. AND NEw YORK AVE
Chartered by special &C, Of Congress.
Jan. 1867. and acts Of oat. 1880. and Feb. Issa
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Acts as executor. administrator. guardian OF IN.
estates OF minors. comtieeof the estates Of una,,c.
receiver. assignee aud executes trusts Of any and
every description
Wills prepared bya co-nr~.eut attorney. who ,.,n
daily attendance and ker; without charr. when III.
company is named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits In sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest THEREON.
SILVER WARE AND vALUABLEs Of ali a.-,-.,-
ton packed in trunks boxes received for d.po-s,
in cspscOus vaults Of Unsurpassed and s.cur-
lily a; moderate cost
RENTS SAFES FROM e. To sIe5 ZACH PER
ANNuM. ACCORDING To SIZE AND LOCATION.
BLNJAMrS P. syynrR. President
JAMES VI. JOHNSTON sseora Vice Prs.
tHfpAltASS l r JONES ,. Third Nioe Pres.
ALbLhI l. sIIRrENANT. Secretary.
Directors
inn'htnin v. Snvfer. ysnas .. Robbins
Altsrf !. SturtevAat Andrew wvlis
y TeoIEe III h, flsnt MatthcwG Ein-ry.
vs. egtan". Charles A. James.
james NJ. Johnson Charles q ,.iSysr
Z; Ross Perry. Join q PAr.e.
n.-lAlh 4 Clhrf. Thomas *. Jones w
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FINANCIAL
ORGANIEED lS4a

ORGANIZED lS4a.
THE \. Y. LIFE ms. GO. sURP1Us sis.ooooo
IN" New YoEk lfo's ncs cantrar. ts.a.A ~t,hou,
limitations IL particularly s.uae 20 member. Of IN.
army Nad navy and 10 tbcse travclins
rll-@w Rrsnrh oRoc. 1874 FS,n~
Il TNlItn STATES BUILDING AsD LOAN Assn
y CATION. lsii 2 -. Washington. u q
>larcs- slfi. EANlhle nnunthiy trsfa,lnue-,..
which partlcipate IN all fronts aud mature tn ~
months ." -
PAYS intsrssf On money deT,osl,s IN anr ,--s,n.
o and o per c-nt interest raid sp-siAl d~p,ss..
e'7eri .Ts: ". ;. Hoge, I. c. Daniel Prnnk Hp-p.
q. a,ss >. Johnston. q ". Howard J. v. Poster
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FINANCIAL.

u EPORT OF THE CONDITION
IN OF the
WEST END NATIONAL BANK,
At Washington. In the District Of Columbia, at the
close Of business July 12 1892.
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WE SELL Ok Credit
Ar CASH PRucrs
No NOTES To Sros.
A SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAYy
Is ALL THATIs REQUTRED AT

A SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAWN
EASY WEEKL y Or oyTHLFTysTALLKEST
Is ALL THAT'S REQCTIED AT
GRoeANs
MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE,
sla sgl and ss3 9TH st. NV
See the Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor sute we are os~-
ing for eos cash $50 time. Our
High Grade Pa-lor Furniture.
wilton rug. tapestry and broca-
telle, Is - per lower in price
than similar qualities command st
SPOT cash prices IN other stores.
See the Solid Oak Bed Room Suit. sell for cit
cash or SIS on time.
See the Splendid Quality brussels Carpet sell for
COO. peryard cash or DC. yer yard %
time.
the Ingrsin CARPET we sell for a5c per yard cash
4oc. per yard tine. All car
pets made and laid free Of extra cost
NochArr,e for the waste occasional
in matching figures.
See Arrnger Refrigerator before you buy II took
first prize at the Paris exposition in
1sS9-none better. All sizes md
prices.
See our splendid stock Of Mating. Linoleum and OIL
cloth-all grades that are reliable.
See our si,-foot Oak Extension Table, 81 e5 cash o.
$50 time.
See about any article Of Furniture you NAY ned
Our stock is as large aud complete -
any house in Washington and our
terms the easiest ever devised
scG ERR 90 eco A SSs- ssss
RRR o q q A NEN ssss
z CSC 90 g CO IA. NS SIS
MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE
,yI sls. SCI. SOB 9TH st. nv.
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District Of Columbia, county of WASHINGTON. IS:
l. CHARLES p WILLIAMS, Cashier of the above
named bank do solernnly that the above state
lnent Is true to the of my know ledge and belief
CHARLES p. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before this 18th day Of
July. 1892.
CHARLES II. HARLAN. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
WM. Il. RILEY,
A. p. PARDON n.
JOHN ii. MAGRUDER Z Dlrectors.
1t FREDERICK &. STEVENS
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i. brent L BALDWIN. esshie, Of the above
named bank do solemny swear that the above state
msnt Is true 70 the hest d my knowiedge and beef.
BRENT L. BALDWIN. Cashier.
Subscribed and to before me this 18th day of
July. 1872. ERNEST q. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
Ccnect-Attest:
GEO. @. HENEIN0,
I s Sa i ~: S s2SHsEEk D,,.s.on.
Il i6kD0Hx SKA
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City of Washington. county of Washington.
l, CHAS. =. BRADLEY. cashier of the above named
bank do solennly that the above statement is
true TO the best of my knowledge and belief
CHAS. =. BRADLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this I6;h day of
July, 1892.
BRICE J. MOSES. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
DANIEL B. CLARKE,
A. A. WILSON, n,.,.
o. c. GREEN, Die'ofs'
1t p H. HILL,
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Il IDELrTY

u tptIlIG
BUILDING. loan AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CITATION OF WASHINGTON DC
OFFICES: 9I3. al5 and ais p ST NV
To those desiring a liberal anI safe inves.n,.n. ve
commend our per cen; 5-yeAr Coupon CertihcAtes
--6 Ter Cent raiI on Regular Deposits
Iou can borrow 81 900 from us on Resl Estate
Security and i hack AZ the OK sl3 ler month";
Offers unrreceGent"d opportunity FOR Investments.
combined with absolute security. 2o.oO shares In
force.
STOCK 81 PER SHARE
MATURING ~ lOa MONTHS.
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF 500
Al money secured by hest real estate. Loans mafs
under the personal inspection Of the officers Il the
association. Safety guaranteed Your correspondence
solicited Circulars other information at office
HARRISON DINGMAN ........... President
ANDREW WALL ...... Vice President and Manager
AIONZo TNfiDA1E-. .-.-.-- SECRETARY
GEORGE GIBSON ......-....- . Treasurer
EDW. g. YORK. Manager Of Loan Department
GEO. W. LEACH Asst. Manager Loan Department
J. T.. SMITH. ...... Attorney
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District Of Columbia. S.:
/. HENRY c. SWAIN, cashier Of the above named
bank, do soemny that the above statement &
true to the hest Of my knowledRe and belief.
HENRY C. SWAIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and swo n 70 before this l6h day Of
July. lSG FERDINAND SCHMIDT,
Notary Public,
Eve SN t sHHShssE, Director.
1t WALTER W. BURDErTE, J,
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{. L. H.yrNyrn.

-. L. I1AvENNER.
Member Washington Stock Fr~hanrs
Real Estate aud Stock Broker.
Rooms - and H. Atlantic building.
$50 2 st. NV.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cashier
marSin-
Cotton bought and sold IN New Work New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
=. 6 Bache A Co. New York Stock Fychsnge.
Lehman Bros. New lork Cotton Exchange.
Lehman Stern a Co.. New Orleans Cotton EH-
change.
hanson Bros. Co.. Chicago Board 81 Trade.
Private wires TO New York. Chicago and New Or
lesrs. Telerhoue. 45l isis-tr
mo. W. COESON JNo w MCCARTNEY
y Member y. \. STOCK LIZ
cOHSON MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9F OF. wv.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
DEPOSITS. ExChange. Loans Collections.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities istsd
the exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore bought nd sold.
Bonds ana all local Railroad Gas. Insurance and Tels
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
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FINANCIAL.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
At Washington. D. O..
At the close Of business, July Il, 1892.
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Bright youngsters are common in Homestead.
One Of the keen-wi:ted juveniles whom nature
had favored with painfully shrill voice, sang
"Corarades" Immediately beneath the window
Of room in which a correspondent Was wrest-
Ing with a review of the situation He sang
for half an hour before the almost frantic
writer pokec his head over the sill and shouted:
|guietf''
Morphine" was the instantaneous reply,
and the journalist was crushed. He gave the
razor-edged kid q quarter and thus started him
out on the awful career of a professional
humorist. GEO. H. HARRIEs.
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DIRECTORS:
HON. JAMES MCMILLAN. Detroit Former
HUGH MCMILLAN. Detroit. orscers and
WILLIAM C. MCMILLAN. Detroit. Directors
FRANCK J. HECKER. Of the
CHARLES L. FREER. Consolidated
WATSON NJ FREER, Companies.
HON. RUSSELL A. ALGER. Detroit. Mich.
GEORGE R TURNBCLL. Vice President New York
Guaranty and Indemnity Co.. New York
EDWARD F. LAWRENCE. Director First National
Bank. Chicago Ill.
VENDORS STATEMENT.
This company will be incorporated for the purpose
Of taking and carrying the business Of all the
following companies:
The Michigan Car Company.
The Peninsular Car Company,
The Detroit Car Wheel Company
The Michigan Forge and Iron Company,
The Detroit Pipe and Foundry Company.
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District of Columbia IS:
!. THOS. c. PEARSAIL, cashier of the above
named bank, do soemnly that the above state
ment Is true to the best OF knowledge ard belief
Taos. e. PEARSALL, Cashier.
Subscrlhei and sworn 20 before this 18th day Of
July, 1892. WILLIAM SELBY
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
E. KURTZ JOHNSON
A. NAILOR, Jr., VIII,
WIN. H. WEST, { DHectors-
1t IHDS SOIFKSIIIF
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FINANCIAL.

shed In 1884. and that OF the Peninsular Car Com
p&ny in ls79. and both companies have since been IN
successful operation Their Completeness and en-
cheney enable them 20 produce directly from the crud.
materials the numerous form. and subsidiary articles
which ere usually supplied by special ufactories
and 10 thus eject large economies
The high grade Of equtpnent Manufactured ~
these companies is recognized ard their customer
include nearly all Of the important railroads and
the leading transportation companies ana packing
houses. among which may be mentioned.
LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RY
CO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r. co.
UNION PACIFIC RY CO.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL R'y CO.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RY co.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC R'Y co.
CHICAGO ALTON r. r. co.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON QUINCY r. r. Co
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA SANTA FE T. r. co.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. n. co.
NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER r. r.
CO.
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON DAYTON r. R. co
CANADA SOUTHERN r. R. co.
PENNSYLVANIA r r. 90.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY co.
CHESAPEAKE OHIO R'Y co.
NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE WESTERN R. r
GRAND TRUNK RY CO.
WABASH r. r. co.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL r. r. co.
DETROIT. LANSING L NORTHERN n. n. co.
CHICAGO WEST MICHIGAN k'Y CO.
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y co.
NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r. CO.
WEST SHORE r. r. co.
FITCHBURG r r. CO.
NEW YORK. CHICAGO 4 ST. LOUIS L. Z. CO.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, PITTsBURG 7. Il.
CO.
CHICAGO L EASTERN ILLINOIS r. T. co.
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS TEXAS PA
CIFIC RAILWAY CO.
ROME. WATERFOWL 4 oGDENsBURG r R.
co.
FLINT 4 PERE MARQUETTE r r. co.
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN 3 MILWAUKEE
RAILWAY co.
MERCHANTS, DESPATCH TRANSFORMATION
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FINANCIAL.

REPoNf OF THE CONDITION
N OF the
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia,
At the close OF busine SIS July IL, 1892.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

R Of
THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
At WASHINGTON d. C.,
At the close of business July II, 1892.
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u EpORT OF THE CONDITION
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
AT Washington, in the District of Columbia,
At the close Of business July II, 1892.
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District Of Columbia. County Of Washington. S..
i. THOMAS Il. JONES. third vice president Of the |
above named company. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief. THOMAS X. JONES,
Third ice President.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this 18th day OF
July, 1882 WILLARD H. MYERS,
Notary Public. : |
Correct-Attest:
r. ROSS PERRY, Directors.
1t NJ. G. EMERY,
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SILVER SENATORS.
Not Pleased With international
Monetary Conference,
Called by President Harrison to Meet
Early Next Summer.
Rockwell Seated BY the House-The Pension
Office Investigation Continued.

WA,nI>G1n> April 22.-The published
reports that the President has practically
completed arrangements looking To an
international monetary conference, Ia b.
held early next summer, AMI that invita-
ZION, have beea issued 10 foreign govern
ments 10 participate therein is not received
with any display of enthusiasm by the
silver senators.
Senator Stewart Is outspOken in character
iziug tn, alleged plan as an ''elcctioneering
reyicc absolutely devoid of any honest
purpose 10 carry out the express leclara-
ton Of ConSre>, in favor of full remOne-
tization of silver"
Senator Teller does not see how the the
conference can have any practical result in
view of the insurmuuntahle limitation 10 be
placed upon the conference, according to
reports. 1t is quite clear that none OF the
Republican silver senators have been taken
into the confidence of the administration in
this latest alleged project. nnc of them
saws it is limited that the aimaisrra-
ZION and not Great Britain, a> reported, had
really secured the alleged limitation of the
subject, to be passed upon by the CON
ference. to the consideration of means to
secure the enlarged use OF silver as money
and had prevented the consideration of the
question Of the best means of securing free
coinage Of silver He held anl other sill
yer senators entertain thc same belief. that
the conference could come to nothing uu-
less it were allowed to considrE the free
coinage question u
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REVIEW OF TRADE.
Commercial Agencies Find Marked Improve
ment In Business All Through the States,

NEW IoRk, April % H. a. Dun 4
cas- weekly review Of trade says Not
wthstaudins the bad weather in the West
signs of improved distribution continue AN,
prospects are bright and business is mucl
greater than last wear.
At the East Improvement L. more mod
crate. ami yet the aggregate of transactions
i, quite clear, though the season Is rot the
busy one for some important trades.
At the South there Is distinctly better
feeling ow Ing to the advance in tile pric,
of cotton hut much the greater part of tt,
crop has been marketed aud generally bust
ness is nov but moderated, affected.
The general conditions of tra,ir remain
favorable Very little change Is seen II
great industries, though the demand fur
iron ut some point, distinctly improves.
Boston reports quite satisfactory trmlc
comparing wvll with last yrars. The toilor
mills are active aud wnolon mill, fairly en-
poyrd boot and >h"c shop, busy. rubber
work, well employed and lumber trade az
tive with large orders Wool is in better
demand. and steady.
Brad,trrct~ SAYS there were 2UG business
failures in the nitrd States this week
against ISL in the like week last year
There were > Canadian failures this wccl
against 60 in the like week last year.
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IN THE SENATE
Senate Adds Secretary o: Agriculture TO List
Of Possible Presidents.

Nv >>ftNoro>, April PIN III" Senate,
the bill appTopriating SloO. 900 for Il public
building in Woonsuckct, K. L., and bill To
amend the act of Sanuary II, lsSi, pro-
,idng for the discharge of duties of the
iSesidcnt in ease of death, etc, by provid-
ing that the secretary of Agriculture shall
come in after the secretary of the interior
were passed: also the Senate joint rcso-
luton cxtcn ling an invitation to the King
and Queen of Spain and descendants of
Columbus to participate IN the Worlds
exposition.
The Chinese exclusion bill was taken up
aud handler presented testimony As to the
continuous introduction of Chinese from
Canada and British Columbia in order to
show the necessity of more stringen, laws to
prevent the influx of Chinese over the larnl
border He favored the seventh section of
the House bill providing imprisonment for
CEiuamcn SO introduced.
Without action on the Chinese hill the
SENATE went into executive session and af-
tcrwurd. adjourned.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr. and Mrs A. I.ovejoy Of Houlton
have recently returned from q trip to Phlla-
delphia. where they have been visiting their
daughter Mrs. Lncas Waterfall
Hon. =. =. Burleigh and family have
moved from fioulton to iipncuz this week
where they will pass the summer on Mr.
Burleigh'- large farm, Mr.. Burlcigh has
just bought the Thomas Kennedy residence
on Main street Ifoulton for $500. He viii
not occupy it until fall
The April number of Romance contains
a very interesting story from the pen Of +.
Ernest Holman, son of Rev. W q. Uol-
man of Rockland. The story Is styled
''Whitmore's Masterpiece and deal. with
an artists love of his own creation II j.
cleverly conceived and well told Mr. fIol.
man is evidently gifted as story writer
Captain Asa McIntire, the Oldest man in
this town, AMI one of its most highly es.
teerned citizens, died on the llih inst. aged
81 years and : months. Captain McIntirf
was A member of the Maine Legislature in
1867, and has repeatedly held municipal Of
/ fees in town. lie leaves two sons and five
I daughters
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SPARKS FROM NAME WIRES.

Fire at BiIdcforl Friday, burned twg
NaO'icn blocks
The graut jnry at the 5 J, conrt in Au-
burn reported Friday ami found Is indict-
ments all for iiqaor nuisance.
9Norway i to have new WOODEN mill and
the Norway Electric Light and Power Co.
his been organized.
1.-Two unoccupel bull ilngs owned by
Marshal Of ToT<lm- were. burned Thurs
day. Loss 500. 1t il supposed to hav,
caught by sparks from Il locomotive.
Joseph wv the l2-year-olh incendiary
who confessed 10 firing the farm buibiing.
of Mr.. White, near Aliens Corner. OF
Wednesday last, was arraigned Friday. la.
fore Judge Elder, Portland, and pleaded
guilty He wa sentenced 10 the State re-
formatorv for l9years, or during his mi.
noritr. He also confessed 10 firing a build
ing and committing many crimes Of larceny
at his home in Maiden, Mass
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naine Pensions.

W,-ufxGro~, DC. April ~ Pensions
have bccn granted 10 these Maine people
Original Eiwin ]. Jordan Edward j
Morton, Charles VI. Bradbury, Jeremiah
q kennc<ou; additional Octave St Peter
Charles F'Dunn Drrin W. Sims increase,
i iw1ri Jones, Samuel W kimball, .Tr
.latnes B. Wiley. Henry j. Woodruff
reissue. John l.. Bradford Mexican wal
widou, Mary \. Norwood.
Originals John Sullivan, tnnas s Camp.
hrll William Mckrnnry, !. l.. Oliver. Den
u!s / Jenkins. Alden Smith. Azias Mulin
Richard B Cotton Melvin NJ Whitten,
James g. 'rarbox, Joseph Bridges, Emery
y. Ingalls, additional Christopher {. Cred.
.fori Oliver & Curtis, Cyrus Whittrn: in.
creasr. Isaiah q Brown, James A. Fnsher
George W. Brown; reissue, Hiram Il.
Bracket. original widows. etc. Elizabeth
K. jackson. Mary Whclan. Nancy j. Max.
well. minor chilli of Charles &. Cleaves
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2,5OO,OOO MARKS
Was the Haul Made by Roths-
chiId's Cashier.
No Trace Found Of Defaulter--Gone
to United States or Brazil.
Austrian Village Of Weidenbacheriel Loses
Eighty -four Houses by Fire,

BrmI>, Bpril sa,-Thc total defslca-
lions of Cashier Jaeger of the house of
kulhschild amount 10 50 ,5oo,oHa marks.
Two days before the ahscunliug Jaeger re
ccivcd for the hank Il check for Lisa 600
marks, drawn III favor of the Rothschilds.
Jaeger chashci the check and entered
up for the house SiS, 900, which he deposit
ted Fart of the balance he used to pay his
more pressing debts and the rest he is be-
hcNed tu have with him.
The police are unable to find any trace of
him and they arr conN mcrd that he is On
his way 10 the nited States or Brazil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-23
News Nuggets.

Two thousand Cinnamon are distributed
along the Washington Idaho and Montana
line. awaiting til" expiration of the cXclu-
sion law ON MavG, in order to cross into
the United States from British Columbia.
Large numbers Of Russian cmigrani~ are
gathered at tho German frontier. II j.
reported that the spotted typhus has broken
ont among them and is creating great ray.
ayes.
Thomas OBricn, the hunco man who was
cxtradictcd from England and who was sen
tvnccdtn wears Imprisonment for hnnroing
Mr.. Peek Of Albany, y. Y. out Of slo,pon
escaped from the officers while on the way
from Albany to Danmora prison.
Miss Elizabeth Franklin lIarwood OF
Marion, Mass, daughter of the late Rear.
ADMIRAL \. \ lIarwond. died at proyidcnc,
f. | Friday in her Gl~ wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-23

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