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Evening journal., 1892-07-27
A spcal-ra.y nIl1iress Fined.

Rev. D. F. Waddcn d D. Of Madely
Church was among the interested assem-
blace Of visitors at the Municipal Court
thi morning James Carney, Cornelius
Lyons and Martin Keller were each fined
Si and costs for drunkenness Magg G
Kane was fined 500 and costs tor sell
Evening journal., 1892-07-27

Spruance. George II. Bates. Jndgo Leon
ard = Wales. William Mendinhall and
Thomas McCorlle were the honorary pail
bearers The funeral was attended by
large number of prominent persons
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mo yvanderers Defented.

HALIFAX. n S., July Pin the two
days cricket match between the Wander
ers of Halifax, and the Germantowns, OF
Philadelphia, the Americans won by an
inning and thirty-three runs, scoring i64 to
their opponents l3l.
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ui. sninn nrnl..n-

SoiiER,IL..E, n. j., July 27 Hiram Tuni-
son. well known resident OF Somerset
county and once tax collector for Warren
township, was killed by falling from a
cherry tree. His spine was broken and he
fingered several hours in great agony
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
A cnstlr cnnnnrrntlnn.

VIENNA, July 27-In Male, South Tyrol,
eighty houses the postofilce, the hotel and
tho Capuchin monastery, with a valuable IL
brary, were destroyed by fire.
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Hnndllnr Cnrne.ie FreIrht.

PrrrsBuRG, July 81 The trainmen on
the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston
railroad have taken no steps 20 boycott
Carnegie freight.
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uenrv NJ. Hovt seriouslv IN.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 27-Ex-Gover-
nor Henry NJ Hoyt is seriously III at his
home in this city. A professional nurse is
in constant attendance. His malady is said
to be a complete destruction of the nervous
qvetpm
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NArroNAL LEAGUE OWES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Boston 30 3o5 800 IL Is ?
louisville. ....U o o o o o. 4
Nichols and Kelly, stratton and Grim.
At Philadelphia Il. &C., +
Philadelphia. . 3 4 G 6 2 0 O-26 20 &
cincinnati....O o o. o o o 2-6ll z
Caraey Gross and Clements; Rhines, Holli-
lay. Harrington and Vaughn.
AT Brooklyn Il. II. T..
Broohlyno.....3 lOl12l x-ls j
Pittsburg....O 30 = o o o. . T.
Haddock and DAILY; Terry Grmbert and
Mack
AT New York RHE
New York......O o o 60 o. o o % 2
Cleveland ....u 90 / "a 3
Rusie and Doyle; Cuppy, Young and thinner
Al Baltimore Il. H.. r
Baltimore. ....1 o o o o o. 2 Q j
Chicago........O . o % o o. 3 8
Ncliery and Robinson, Luby and Schriver
AT Washington u. H. r.
washington.O l 4 o o ? 30 o /
st. Louis....O o = 0 O. 10 /
Killen and Mcclure Breitenstein and Moran.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Binghamton- R.H.E
Binghamton...l o o o o o. 8 Il 8
Providence 80 % o % > 2 10 3
Fitzgerald aud Wilson, Stafford and Ryan.
At Troy Il. u. r.
Troy............s 0O2 O o O 2-i2 Is 2
Albany ........O 90 l o o l. . 8
Clarkson and Clarke, Devlin and Hess.
At buffalo r. II. p.
Buffalo. O. s2lO2 O-7l6 j
Rochester. o o o 0 o. . .
schellerman and Boyd; swartzel, Meakin
and AlcKeough.
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He Deaes Arrest.

NASHVILLE. July 25.-Johnson Sloane, a
desperate outlaw, is now at his home in
Putnam county and defes arrest He has
six Winchester rifles with him.
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Freight Trains collide.

SroRMvnLE, Conn, July 27.-Two freight
trains on the New York and New England
railroad collided here An engine and ten
cars were derailed and one man was killed.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
Gnvernor Tlower,s outInr.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, July Ex-Governor
Flower arrived here and will stay several
DAYS, then going 20 the northern woods and
Adirondack mountains.
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Badly DendIocked.

BATEsvILLE, Ark, July 27.-The dead
lock continues in the Democratic congress
sional convention and 74S ballots have been
taken. Neill has reached but four Of a
nomination
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
IIccn Anarchl.t. GnIllr.

BRUssELs. July 27.-The trial Of the six
teen anarchists at Liogo was concluded
with a verdict Of guilty as 20 all charges
against them.
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The ArIons EntertnIned.

FRANKFORT, July 27.-The Arions We're
met on their arrival at Heidelberg by nine
singing societies, who afterward entertained
them at gala banquet near the famous
cqetla
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nonds for the CoquiIIon.

VICTORIA, b. c., July 27.-The steamer
Queen carries bonds to the amount Of Sl25,-
600 to Alaska for the release Of the British
steamer Coquillon, recently seized by the
United States
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
A TorneIo uoot snnl,

BREsT, July 25.-Dunng the naval ma
neuvenng Of tho French feet torpedo
boat ran against the ram Of one Of the iron
clads and sunk
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
10 rrnrent a Lrnchinr.

juno, S c., July 25.-The sheriff wants
troops to defend the Lexington Jail, owing
TO fears that an attempt will be made to
lynch a negro named Kinard, locked up
there
Evening journal., 1892-07-27

Chicago to aupcrintcnd the finishing
work on the Delaware Exposition Build
ing. He expects 10 have the work com.
pleted in about three weeks
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TO snrrnnher Anrnt.

WASHINGTON, July q. The secretary Of
state has issued a warrant Of surrender tC
France of Louis Auzat, under arrest in Chi
cago charged with forgery.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
rf,tal afino Fxpiosion.

PLYMsurn. Pa, July 25.-James Middle
ton, John Roland and David Prothono wei,
fatally burned by gas explosion in the Par
rish mime
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
Illrrn nnrnrh IL nnnlh.

BAY CITY, Mich, July 27-Mrs. Frank
Mason aud her two children perished in the
great fire here.
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once . IaIlroaa IkIng.

MEMPHIS, July 25.-Colonel Samuel Tate,
D one time known as 'the railroad king OF
o. SOUTH died hero.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
The cravat.

The cravat which the French adopted
from the Croats after the war with the em-
peroT in 1896 was made either wholly OF
lace or of fine linen with lace ends They
were worn drst in England toward the end
OF Charles lis reign. james II paid an
enormous sum for % cravat OF Venice lace
to be worn at his coronation. William Ill
was very fond Of lace.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
Dcaa m n swimming Pool.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27-The body Of
Egbert G. Myers was found at the bottom
of the swimming pool in the natatorium.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
Heal Sfons the 1IIIls.

TAUNTON, Mass, July PA number Of
mills have suspended work on account Of
the awful heat.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
Cal woods Case.

ALBANY, July 27-rhe governor has ren.
dered no decision yet In the case Of Cal
Wood, the murderer
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
Rsriln.s ErnnsItlnn.

BERLIN, July 27-Several German states
have refused TO assist in the proposed Ber.
lin International exhibition.
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nnrIer. fnr No nnIle.

LONDON, July 2T.-Upon the retirement Of
Lord Salisbury he win give garters to the
Dukes OF Devonshire and Abcrcon.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27

The graceful fuchsia was named in honor
Of Professor Fuchs, German botanist,
and If pronounced according to the Ger
man. would he fooksia.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27

ing liquor without a licence as she has
been before Tie conrt before for the same
0ifnso
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The weather.
VOL Alma-t Nnmnletcd.

The weather viii be clear with nearly the
same hea. "a Yesterday
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Farihquako In san FranoIsco.

SAN Francisco. july 27. "A light earth
quake shock was felt here at 3 O'Clock.
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THE PuNlsHMENT oE lAMs.

General Butler DenOunces it In Forcible
Terms-snowden Won't Talk.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July q. Major General
Snowden still refuses 10 enter into any exc
PLANTATION of his action in the case Of Piivate
Iams, but he has given out for publication
the text Of his Endorsement of Colonel
Strcator's report of the affair. The first
Endorsement had been made by Colonel
Hawkins, brigadier general, commanding
the provisional brigade. General Snowdeu's
Endorsement is as follows:
DIVISION HcADQuARrRRs
NATIONAL GUARD on PENNsYLYANIA,
CAMP SAMUEL BLACK,
HOMESTEAD, July 2i '0,
Respectfully returned. Discharge him in
disgrace; drum him out of camp and send him
homo BY command of major general com.
manding. G. II. NORTH, Adjutant.
General Snowden's Endorsement was made
after Iams had been suspended 10y his
thumbs.
The condemnation by Colonel Lieher, net.
ing advocate general Of the United States
army, Of the treatment of Private Ians ex.
cited good deal of comment among the
troops, but the only expressions Of opinion
heard were laudatory of the action of Lieu.
tenant Colonel Streator. The men who feel
indignant over the proceedings keep then
mouths smut
Notwithstanding the seemingly one sided
opinion in the matter there is more than am
undercurrent Of indignant feeling among
some of the officers and a great many Of the
men over the Iams affair, and rumors axe
becoming more prevalent that many enlist.
ed men will withdraw from the guard
when their terms of enlistment have ex
pired because of the manner in which lam,
was treated
Evening journal., 1892-07-27

Life Insurance SOLICITORS wanted for the
strongest. largest and best company lu The
worid- ANSON a.. AIAHEE, General Agent
EQuitable Buildins
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RALTIMORE 3

baltimore &
ID u HlO r. ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect May -, lss2.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound New
York. week d ay s.
20 Us. 81 40, - ~, $40 90
a m, 4l2 24,+2 90. 50 ;is,
- 80 p IN. sundays.
@3ts. 1888, 80 Si. a
m. tl2 "a, - 10, IS 3s,
- 30 d M.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27

All our Parasols in fancies
and blacks are reduced about
One-third.
Evening journal., 1892-07-27
BnrIsd In NIIn.lngton ..ad Branaywln

Buried in Wilmington and Brandywinc.
The remains Of Mrs. William NJ. Canbv
were inferred in the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery yesterday after
noon Services. conducted by Rev WI
liam L. McEwan of Rodney Street Pres
bytecan Church we're held at the home
of the deceased. No 110i Delaware ave
nue.. E Tatnall Warner, William c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
CONDENSED NEWS.


4 famine Is reported on the Island Of
Nevis.
The Illinois Central switchmen's strike
is over
Another gold strike is reported from
Arizona.
The German steamer Albrecht was sunk
1 in collision.
The last Of the stranded Elders mail has
been recovered.
John J. ingalls, has again entered the
political arena.
Three new typhus cases were yesterday
| discovered in New York.
Fitzsimmons defeated Maher in twelve
rounds at New Orleans.
Reports FROM Salvador say that gen
eral war seems imminent
Saco (Me) Republicans nominated
James o. Bradbury for mayor
Rev. DIR. William J. Tucker was elected
president of Dartmouth college.
Disorder accompanies the free distribu-
ton of bread 20 the hungry at Vienna
Governor Russell has named Thursday,
April Z, as Fast Day IN Massachusetts.
President Eliot of Harvard has started
on "A two months visit to the Pacific coast.
Five more claims have been filed against
Chill by survivors ofthe Baltlmore's crew.
Lumber manufacturers have organized
TO oppose the repeal Of the present duties.
The Cologne Gazette is 10 be prosecuted
for adverse comment ON the kaiser's
speech
Captain Percival, formerly aide-de-
camp 10 the late Duke Of Albany, died at
Cannes.
live million persons are likely TO be af-
fected by the impending coal miners strike
in England.
Adyices from Lagos. West Africa, report
that the British colony there is menaced
by 100000 warriors.
Martin Casey, who killed Ratbbone at
Stephentown, y. y, is noted desperate
Of Berkshire county, Mass.
The Maine Democratic state convention
is to be held at Bangor, June S, and license
may be made a principle issue.
Harvey " Collision was nominated for
metropolitan sewerage commissioner by
the governor Of Massachusetts.
Scarlet fever among the pupils has
caused the closing Of Miss Baird's young
ladies seminary at Norwalk. Conn
The cruiser Boston may be ordered TO
call at the Island of Socorro. 10 pick up
the crew Of the Tahiti, supposed to lie
there
Suits are TO be brought against members
Of merchants protective agency at Bid
deford, Me, by parties who have been
5lacklsted
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NO FORMAL ACTION TAKEN.
Committee ON Foreign Relations Con,
slider the Arbitration Treaty.

| Committee Foreign Relations Con.
slider the Arbitration Treaty.
WAsHISGToN. March 10-The senate
committee on foreign relations spent an
hour in the consideration of the Behrinp
sea arbitration treaty. While it was prac
tically decided that the treaty should be
reported to the senate with recommen.
dation that it be approved no formal ac-
ton of that nature was taken, as the com
mittee believed that the prudent course
would be to await the receipt from the
president of Lord Salisbury's reply TO his
last proposition looking to renewal OF
the modus vivendi. 1t is learned that
many senate $, without regard to party
lines, have determined that some provi
sion must be made for a renewal of the
modus vivendi, as condition precedent
to the consumation of the treaty.
1t was made plain to the senate bv a
prominent western senator, who appeared
to be thoroughly informed upon the sub
iect, that the proposition made by Lord
Salisbury for the establishment of a small
protected zone around the Pribylow
islands would be without efficacy in the
protection OF seal life and that the seal
fisheries would be absolutely destroyed if
the modus viyendi is not renewed upon
terms similar to the present arrangement.
Arbitration respecting our claims to the
control of the seal fisheries, he said, after
the destruction of the fisheries would be
ridiculous.
The treaty itself, it is said, is unobiec
tionable, being perfect in form and an adj
mirable production from diplomatic
standpoint But to meet the evil which
now impends, it is proposed by a number
of senators to accompany the resolutions
of ratification by resolution directing
the president to withhold the exchange of
Publications until the government of
Great Britain consents to renew the mo-
llus yivendi.
The adoption of this course, it is urged
by some senators, would place upon Great
Britain the responsibility for the success
or failure of the arbitration treaty Just as
etfectually as the Incorporation in the text
of the treaty itself of an amendment
specifically providing for the same object
while it would also save valuable time in
the negotiations and be more in conformity
with diplomatic practise.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
Monday, March /

Louis Joseph Martel, the French sts-s.
man. is dead
A case of smallpox has been discove,.d
in Providence.
A volunteer nurse died rom tyUbp.
fever in New York.
Atienne Arago. French writer, dramsi.
and statesman, is dead
Cornelius Vanderbilt is to bnia I,
s2,000,0O0 palace in New York.
The jury disagreed in the trial Of Burn
Webster for murder at New York.
Montague, an English artist Of Wad.
ington, shot his wife and then himself
Two United States revenue officers VA.
fatally shot by moonshiners in lenness~
A government official has been securs,
evidence against the cordage trust in O.
cago.
General Barrios has been declans
elected constitutional president Of Guas
mala.
Edward G. Drew Of Lowell. Mas
murdered his wife and then tried to M
himself.
Frank Gowen, well known to theatricG
people. was suddenly taken insane at Bal.
gor, Me.
The Iron Mountain depot and fourtes
stores were burned at Dexter No. Los,
$l50,0O0.
The death is reported Of Judge Edward
Pierrepont, ex-minister TO England, /,
New York city.
William H. Dillon, a well and favorably
known telegrapher died Of consumptiou
at Philadelphia.
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Two convicts escaped from the state
prison at Charlestown, Mass.
The unarmorcd cruiser Raleigh will cost
100000 above the appropriation.
Ex-Congre ssman Stephen L. Hopkins
OF New York died at Pleasantville, n. j.
Augustus Storrs OF Brooklyn. treasurer
Of Plymouth church for many years, is
dead
A new marble company has been organ
lied at Rutland, VT, with capital of
5000
Miss Laura :. Watson of st. Johnsbury,
Vt. has been elected principal OF Abbott
academy.
Henry Jennings and Miss J. NJ French
have been caught and placed in Jail at
Winsted, Conn.
The Boston dog Duke was killed by the
Providence dog Danger in a fight at North
Smithfeld, RI
Captain Stembridge, Of the Ottoman.
committed suicide on board his steamship
in Boston harbor.
Rev. Father J. j. Murphy, pastor of
Trinity Catholic church, Washington. is
dead, aged IS years.
Executions of political dissenters in
Guatemala are reported. San Salvador
has warlike aspect.
Congressman Crosby has secured 300
0oO for the Springfield arnory from the
military committee.
The United States is said to be paving
between SS,000,QD0 and sl0.OO0.O00 a wear in
pensions to foreigners.
There is strike at the Washburn &.
Moen Manufacturing company's wire
mills at Worcester, Mass.
In the annual report Of the Maine cat
tie commission Massachusetts commission
Is attacked and startling statements made
as to tuberculosis in that state.
Professor Arthur Fairbanks of Dart
mouth college has been elected by the cor
poration Of Yale as an instructor in the
divinity school,
Charles Smith. aged 20, well-known
citizen Of Marlboro. y. H., newspaper cor
respondent and veteran soldier, died sud
denly Of heart disease.
Arrest Of DIR. Henry NJ. Scudder of Chi.
cago, son Of the Rev. DIR. Scudder. the
distinguished returned missionary. is
charged with the murder Of his mother.
in-law, Mrs Duut3n.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
TnesdIay, March 8.

A mob attacked the Salvation Army st
Eastbourne. Mass.
Proceedings will he brought against tho
Kentucky Lottery company.
The six days go-as-you-please race At
Milwaukee was won by Engel
James McDougall, Jr, Of Fall Riyr
will probably be tried for murder
At Chester, VT, William o. Day -
years old, committed suicide by hanging
At Sherwood, Colo, vein Of gold or
has been uncovered said to be worth sleQ
ton
Don NJ. Dickinson is talked Of as prs
idential possibility He, however, sals
Cleveland will be the man.
An alleged minister of the Methods
church OF the United States has beel
performing illegal marriages in Manitoba
Officers ard employees of the louisaH,
lottery were aIraisned in New Orleans %
the fourteenth indictment found agains
them.
by orders Of the war department TIE
national armarv ~ Spring seid Mass, vii
hereafter be known US the Springfield
armory."
DIR. William G. Anderson, director q
the Brooklyn Normal School for Physiea
Education, has been appointed physicA
instructor at Yale.
a franchise ia Hyde Park, Mass ha
been granted the Norfolk and Suffolk
street railway. The new railway vi
probably be completed by May, 1898
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
Wednesday. March 0.

Congressman Kendall of Kentucky
dead.
The president has signed the eensH'
deficiency bill.
King Oscar of Sweden may visit ia
Worlds Fair at Chicago.
The Mckinley bill is blamed for the e
crease of English exports.
The Santa lie railroad has partially ID
justed its differences with its men.
The Boston and Maine railroad Is %
build great grain elevator at East Be-
ton.
Governor Pattison has appointed ". v.
Greenland as adjutant general of Penns!f
vania
T. w Talbert, organizer of the InternF
tional Order of Machinists, was killed ina
fight.
A fund has been started in London d
aid of the families of Newfoundland los'
fishermen.
The proposed memorial to Lowell =
England is approved by eminent men q
letters there
The copyright convention between yer
many and America passed its second rea4'
ing in the reichstag.
Charles Parsons Of New York vs.
elected president OF the New YORK Az
New England railroad.
Chief Arthur demands that the sioaA
City and Northern Railroad company
instate discharged engineers.
The annual session of the Maine graz.
lodge OF Good Templafs will ocesf
Bangor. Ne, April D and y
The anti-Hill men in New YORK -
send a regular constituted state deies
ton to Chicago to oppose him.
Russian opinion is to the effect -
Behring sea belongs TO the United o'a''
by the doctrine OF common rights
Sir Edward Hudson Kenahan, hea1 =
the great firm Of distillers in Duoha -
high sheriff Of Queens county, Is dead
City Of Concord N. H. 4 per Gu
thirty-year water bonds were AWARDED -
r. l.. Day & Co. Of Boston at lo4 oN'''S
The New York Bar association cnese
to investigate Judge ~
nari's connection with the Duchess eoaA7
returns
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17

iefunct Western Farm No,.u
pany. gage con
John L. Sullivan says he is vi,n.
fight Slavin or Mitchell. ''''ias p
The Garcelon will case has tn
cidedly in favor of Bowdoin eolssa eu De
Minister Months retirement I
ing much attention in Washington '''acs
Congress will be asked to ann.
q, eO0, 900 for the Columbian exno siigpila's
Frank Van Zandt Of Newport 49,
Francisco committed suicide al ,o Sa eaa-
A pension bill for 1898 apnr,n.,.'.
Sl34, 100000 has been reported 10 NJ pit.aEag
Pugilist Peter Maher attemnted . -sa%
by jumping from train at cbs ss,.las
y c. "afiolle
DIR. William G. Anderson is 10
charge Of the gymnestic departmsD,A axe
Yale. '"isul !;
James McDougall, who was shot l.,
son at Fall River five weeks ago y y. y.
from his injuries. ua
A shortage of 5000 has been discor.
IN the accounts Of Tax Collector T TIL.
Hubbardston, Mass.
The inquest in the case Of Dypamt
Harry L. Norcross will begin in New VIZ
city next week Friday. 'A
II is said that ex-Nlayor Greene If P,p
River. Mass, will run for eoncr..' y
opposition to Randall. u
A verdict of $4,000 damages against a.
Boston aud Maine railroad for personal /,
juries has been rendered.
A stringent bill for the regulatio, :
Sunday labor has ceen introduced ipto 4,
house Of commons at Ottawa.
Lord Salisbury has notified The lrn,s
States that he is unwilling 10 renew II
modus vivendi as to Behring sea
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
(RANDOLPH SAVINGS BANK,
West Randolph, Vermont.
VERMONT INSTITUTION.
CHARTERED IN 1883.

Receives and pays deposits every business day.
Any person can open account.
Accounts accepted from married ladies and mi
nors in their own name.
Accounts received from Trustees, Guardians, Ex-
ecutors and charitable and religious societies.
Deposits received from 81 90 To $4,000.
Interest is credited TO depositors only the first
days OF January and July and II not withdrawn
draws interest from date.
The bank pays all taxes on deposits Of $500 OF
less
The only stockholders the depositors there
fore all earnings, less expenses belong to the depos
itors.
Loans are made only approved security
All accounts are treated as strictly private and
confidential.
Especial preference for small accounts.
Deposits made before the 9Th of any month
draw interest from the first.
No interest paid any sum withdrawn for the
ime elapsed since the last dividend day.
This bank is under the supervision Of the State
Inspector Of Finance.
No loans made out Of the State until all home de-
mands are met.
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Pres.
w. II. NICHOLS, Vice Pres
Il. t. LOMBARD, Treas.