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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
SOM ER3Er RAILWAY.

Commanding Monday. J1ns 10Th, isSl, train.
vii run As tDilowa, ao0nest.ns ~ OskiAnd witt
saipe Central EAihoAd
bof Boston. Portland, Lewistou, Wt'sry'lIs, Au
susta, sh1sAegan and Bang lr.
ra.senzor rFsiRs lcage Blashka. So a ".
~ % ?. n, Scion, c.Sz 4. NJ. i2.bS p NJ Cara
taBt Fslls. '6-5t A " '!-a5 ?. M, tmhd=u. ~.
~, 10 P. NJ. Nufth Aa4ou. ~ = NJ, 50 p
~ Ao-pu, ! ~ A. NJ, 81 p II, Madison, 80 A
H,aRr,N No-rldaswrak. So NJ, g.2i p
>, saHss ritins, '7@ a. n. E2.2S p ~, Ha tsii-
'tos-lnf 'sol N, s2-s2 =. NJ. arrive oakland
80 Il, ass p. S
ffom Bostoa. 70 tl2ui. LHgiston, Algult " a
'ervtlie. ssughesAa aud Bangor.
FSs.ensef trains leave Oakland. oy1S A. NJ, 80
y.N.. sa~:-il" Crossing. y 30 4 a. - % >. "
Pargs siding, - \ VI t5.07 ?. Norridga
work, 9A a VI, b.'t p. VI, Hstisoa, 96s a. NJ,
sNr. " Anson, , 50 a ". ~ ?. NJ Tor'h An
son. 100 a ~ $50 = NJ. Emhtlon. io.2o A ".
ttt n. Csrr atuDE hulH, IS A NJ, - II P
" soan. H. - 4 ". s.i6 p. N; arrive RilghaIn
ll.ia A. 4, SIS Pm.
F.sg ststloas. At WHOM trnns siop OF sieasl II
n"'t1e 10 coatuctot, Mixed bstN-Un binRh slu
And Netth Ansnn. WM, NJ. a ER. sapt.
sapttfh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
FOR SALE f!
&allruaos L STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In Egec. sev.
29th, 1891.

SOIN8 WEsr-s.so A. 81. FOR I.esis.oa
RoosiAnd, Portland, Boston and Montreal. AS A
N. Tor HAltoveh Gardiner ana 7og'h Gardner
1910 A. n. for Brunssi X, Lewiston, sArmin gton
ReatlRnd. Portland and Boston. connecting fol
White Mountain Points, roo r. u 70,
HAloweil, Gardinar and sGath Gardner; D is
r. A. tor Br1nssiox, Bath, roy-8and. BDstou,
and Saturdays only, Tor ROokIAg g.. 500 2. NJ. Tor
Hallo~sh, UardibeT aud 5oa,st tjArai0er; II no
P N. night Puilfnan) TOR Lcf,5toa, BAH. Port
and and Boston.
sOIyG EAsv-7i0 A. NJ. might express) for
St0whegan, belfnst, Bangor, Bar HAsbOr, ct.
EAphens, 81. JOhu and AroOsto0k Cnunty; p.Is A
M. for WatsrviIe. Hsownegsn and Bangor; 3.iS
r. NJ. Tor ~ateryil!e, Oakland, North anson,
bissham, skoShesan, Belfast, Dover and
Fos5roit, Bangor Bar nsFbor ST. Stephens,
st. John and Afoos!ook County, aud sandAys
only, at siT A. M. iDr Bangor.
The Nigh. Pullman Trains run each way every
risht Sundays In iiHded. but uOt TO Sk1whU gan
on Monday morning.. or 70 Belfast, Dsster, CT
beyond Bangor, 0a san lay mornings.
The day express trains soiak u eat at IG.i0 A
N. and Fast at 5.N +, ruG daily, S1udsy4 Ia
cinded. between Boston. Lewistoa, Bath, Bangor
ssd st John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leave. SoGth Gardiner. 6.2S A. ", 10 and IS
+ ". Gardiner, . 70 A. NJ; 10 and t.4S Z. NJ. ;
hi ossll, 80 A. N, I.3S aud ,5g p. n
through tickets 10 California enI al poiDts
Eouih snd @,st iaAy be had or Il. II. Eaik-r
s'illRs VIA ell FJates and ihe0stpg baggage ites OF
rS.SRse.
PAisoN TuCgEI. Vice Pros. Il Gent Manager.
H. h., BoofHBf. fien' Pass. Ana Iiosst As;.
rprtlsOd. Nov. 20. IsSi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
BOSTON RAPID TRANSIT
May Cause the Erection of Large
Union Depot in That City.

BosroN, Feb. s-The Journal says one
OF the plans agreed upon by the
rapid transit commissioners is doing
away with the present Boston 4 Maine
station in Hsymarket Square and the erec-
ton Of . union station oa Caussway street,
bstveen the Boston & Lowell station and
Lowell sreet.
The eEsre section between Lowell Station
s-d Levereu street, extending to the
Charles River, WAS bonded soma time ago
upon the suggestion Of the late General
Msnsgsr Faroer and this arcs Affords
sufficient room for the trsnsscting all
all freight and passenger business of
tha corpors.ion- Csusewsy street will be
videnei. The expense Of the change will
b. largely Offset by the sale Of the present
HAymsTket square station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
THEY ARE IN EARNEST
At Monmouth About that Proposed Con.
densed Milk Factory.

WINTHROP, Feb. S.-There was large
gathering at Monmouth today in the inter-
est of a condensed milk factory which it is
proposed to establish there. President L.
C. Libby ard two directors of the Newport
factory were present and spoke in glowing
tsim, OF the industry. The proposed plant
is to cost $40, ,000 or $50. coo. Eoen Joi
dan Of the Arm OF Jordan, Marsh & Co., Of
Boston promises to take $4,000 Of the
stock. A number Of prominent men Of
Monmouth are interested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
BEHRlN6 SEA COMMISSION
viii Begin SESSIONS Today and They viii
BE Secret.

WAsHissros, Feb. s.--The Bshring sea
j.iat commission, consis,iss Of Sir Baden
Powell and Df. Dssson Of Great Britain,
and Prot. Mendenhsll and Merriam Of TIE
United States. met for the tisst time this
afternoon st the Arlir : on House and made
preliminary arrangements for = series of
sessions on The general subject Of the seal
hanhng irdustty. These meetings will be
held at the State department beg nning
tomorrow and will be secret
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
SCHOONER CAPSILED.
Fate Of Crew Unknown-yessel was
Evidently Left in Hurry.

BosroS, Feb. s.-The Schooner Patriot
Of PArrsboro, N s ihs, sailed from Sc.
John, N. B.. Jsausry %. for New York,
With abous l60 600 feet of lumber, and
which was the vessel tousd here Saturday,
has been cspsizsd. She sss sighted this
afternoon, With both masts broken of close
to The deck; boss and dAvits gone; sails and
rigging tangled soout the mssgs which hung
over bos and the wheel broken. Articles
OF clothing sad other effecs we're found in
the cabin, but 10 bodies we're discovered.
The fate Of the crew OF about five men and
the captain is unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
HELD FOR TRIAL.
Those Brunswick Insurance Hen
Put Under $4,000 Bonds.
Grocery Store. G. 4. R. Post and Gfanss
Burned Ont at NeY Sharon.
Monmouth Farmers Hold Another Con.
densed Milk Factory Meeting.

BsusswIcK. Feb. 5,-August Forth AID
Theorhile Disjardins, charged With forgery
with intent to desraad the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. were tried in the
municipal ccur. today.
The defense vas that they we're acting
under orders Of their superior offcsrs. bu.
the court found probable cause and be ID
them for appearance before the grand jury
10 81 ,o00 bonds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
ANOTHER TARIFF BILL
Introduced in the House by Representa-
tive Andrews OF Massachusetts

WASHINGTON, Feb. -Represen.ative
Andrevs Of Mss.achuset.s int,od uced an
other tArif bill today. IL provides the
following duties: Upon beams, girders,
joints. angles, channels. car truck channels,
L. T. columns and posts, deck and bu k
beams, building forms snd sll other struct.
urai shapes Of iron or steel. when plain, six
tennis Of cent per pound, and when
punched or fitted for use, seven-sen,hs Of .
cent; upon railway bars, +. rails, punched,
iron or steel fiat rails, four-teIths Of Q cent
per pound; cast-iron pipe, seven tentbs Of
= cent; iron in pigs, spiegeieissn. ferromat :
gsnese, ferrositicsn, wrought and cast scrap
iron, sersp steel, five per cant sd valorem.
These rates are to 60 into tn.c, on the
admission Of iron ore duty free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
LOOKS HOPEFUL.
Food Reaching Famine Stricken
Provinces Of Russia.
Joseph CasmbAlala Elected Leader Of
Ersd.h Liberal Unlonists.
Nearly All the Mail Removed from the
Wrecked Steamer Elder.

ST PrrsEsHuKG, Feb, S -Little is now
heSrd here of she famine. The condition
Of rosd' has been such that grain could not
na distributed, o~irg TO the impossibility
Il conveysnces ot sry kind reaching the
places where distress prevsils.
This is chsrged nov. Heavy tuows have
fallen, ard y strorg crust formed, and goods
ard grain may be conveyed in sledges to
Ny part OF the empire. Much grain has
slfesdy reached the famine stricken provin-
Gee, and according to rsports received here
the condition OF the sufferers 10 much i'm
proved.
II is the general oririor here that TIE
jisuessed provinees viii now be enabled to
hold cut until sprirg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
Iron Hall Instituted.

Special to the KENNEBEo JoURNAL.l
NEWPORT, Feb. s,-State Deputy II. C.
Reed instiu ed branch OF the Iron Hal
here Saturday evening, with 25 charter
signers. The follouing fficsrs we're elect
ed ard duly installed: junior past chief
justice. S T uxrt; chief justice, Her
oert NJ. WNdwell; vice justice, II. G
White; acc'., c L. Libby; cash, F. M
Deeripg; herald, A. L. Oakes; sdjuster
C. E. Sawyer; preIate, Geo. C. Whitney
waschmAn, ii. G. LIttleAeld; vedette, Geo.
C. Soper medical examiner, A. 1. Harvey
trustees, B. s. Edserly, Geo. W. Bennett
+. 5. Fernxld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

FIRE AT NEW SHARON.
Groeery Store, Il. A. r. Post and Grange
Suifer-I0tal Loss, $1,000.

FABAIsGros. Fab s-The store Of Nor
rill Bros General merchandise, ST New
Sharon, wss burned Sunday morning
Cause unknown. Loss, S25OO; insured for
$500. The G. A. K hall ln the second
story lost everything but the flags. Loss.
5000; no insurance. The Grange occupied
the same hall and loss their charter etc.
Loss, s25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
THE ELDERS MAIL
Nearly All Removed, As Well rs Part Of
the Other Cargo.

LONDON, Feb. 8. Tweur seven more
sacks Of mail and IS0 bales Of cottoo we're
taken out OF the stranded steamer Elder
Yesterday. dusntity Of other merchar-
disc vss also removed. All was Forwarded
to Southampton. There are still 10 sacks
II natl n the after Part Of the vessel. which
Is psrtiy submerged A diver went down
In the Elder yesterday in search Of these
Is bags but was unable TO dpd them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

And after ty phoid fever, diph.hsria. pneu-
monis. or oiner p-ossrssing diseases, Hood
Sarsapsrii.s is just what 10 ne eded 70 restore
the strength and vigor sc much dssifsd, and
to expsl all poison from the bio, ID. II hsa
had wonderful success in many such cases
Hoods Pills scs especially upon the liver,
iousing i: from torpidisy to iss natural
daties, cure constipation srd assist dises.
ton. d&v1y chdk wfolfn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

Rosros. Feb For Msias; un,il
Tussoay night, c,oudy to partly cloudy
lghs local SHOWS winds between north and
ves; lower Temperature. A fair weather.
e1rdrian With ios temperature covers the
country vest of the Mississippi. and is ad-
vancing slowly eastward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN
Elected Leader Of Liberal. Uniouists In
English House Of Commons.

LoNnoE, Feb. 3 A meeting was held at
the nevonshiTe House, the residence Of the
Duke Of Deyorshire, today TO elecs = sue
cs'sor to Lord llartr gtop, now Daks Of
Devon.hire, 81 the Liberal lfnionist leader
10 the House ef Commons. Joseph Chan
herlaln was formally elected to the position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

HAvKRBrLL, Feb. 8.-Districs Attorney
W. 81. Moody 10 authority for stating that
the two men Who called on DR.. J. Clark
here the evening Of the Sanborn murder.
have heen found. They were Newspaper
men in search Of informstion upon . ma
ter in no way connected with the murder
case ard knew nothing about it at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

| rency, Bnsey, Iliiaeis, Russell, Kentucky:
interstate and foreisn commerce, Csraih Of
Kentucky. Coosabs ef Mes York; District
Of Columbia. Hsllo-,ll Of Pennsylvania.
and Bussy; war clsims. Csduus Of New
Jersey; eleventh census, Flthian Of Iii.
nois
E EThe Helse then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
Instantly Killed.

BANGOR. Feb. S.-William Thompson
vas struck By hand car At bridge near
Basin Mills, Mondsy mofnir9 z. and Knocked
OF to the ice. He struck head frst and
was killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
MINISTER REID Ill.
with Influenza, Suffers II Relapse and
Is Confined TO His Bed.

LospoS, Feb. s "A Paris dispatch says
hs Uni,ed States Minister Reid, recently
III wih il huerzs, hiss had a relapse and IL
confined to his room
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

BAKERS Aromatic finger l. a delis.
ioas preparation, esa,po AIDED of tbs
sssaias jamaica si0gsr. ArsnA;ics q
Pare French Brsrdy. No more ssscs vs
~ pais,aDls r~refy for he rsiisf Of La
Grippe and Colds in the Head, which are
. ssnsus irh!eison. They csnie suddenlJ
and unacceuniabiy. A slight sx2osnfs
and you are subiscs to irritation Of ths y
nsr Innings Of tue nasal passages. dry skin
caused By the closing Of the p5rrs, wsserJ
di,chsrges from eyes and nose Ali OF
which are symptoms Of incipisns Caia-rh.
which, il checked, sill entail uDtola en-
fsf,ns sod misery. BAKERS GINGER.
taken 10 time and in fali doses, vii cafs
The mo-. severe cold inside Of "a hours.
BEWARE Of cheap and often dagger
on. siassr.. BAKER'S 10 different from
20 sllsd jamaica s1ngers.
Gold 1vcry~her
fat9lLf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

OTTAWA. Oat.. Feb Sir john Thomp
sou, Hon. Geo. E. Foster and Hon. Mac
Ksr xie Bowel proceeded TO the governor.
from Lord Stanley heir credentials an.
dnal instructions. They lefE for Washing
ton by The Is Cansds- Atlantic train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
LIGHT Snow
With Continued Cold, Cloudy Weather
Throughout Maine.

WA.HIsoTos. Feb. 3.-For Maine
Contiuusd coll, clspdy, bghs snows; vsri-
able viads, geIerslly northeast on coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09

The Senate ia executive sssslon today
confirmed the folioSing nominations
Posirnssiers, Maine, r. M. Stacy, Oak
and; G. +. Warren. Kennebunk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-09
Steadt'ast supporters.
SnmaIaaf Rnnnztur

One wants to 60 away from home to get
news of affairs about home. At Augusta
the other day we twice ran against the
story that Governor BurleiQh's supporters
in Somerset were leaving bin like fock
of stsmpeded sheep and that the editor of
the Reporter was trembling in his boots
thereat. The circulation Of such csuards
is not new method of warfare. Demc-
cFats have used il in all the recent cam
paigns in Maine. 1t is always some other
town or some other cotfnty and the further
away the bigger the reported stampede.
Governor BurleiRh's Somerset support
ere for Congress are not leaving him as
Somerset men very well know. On the
contrary they are growing more numerous
and more earnest IS the time for action ap-
proaches. The rank aud lie Of the party,
the farmers, the manufacturers, the work
men, ali classes and even some of the go
called politicians, are wide awake for Gov
ernor Burleigh, Recognizing in HIM
man who has faithfully and
efficiently served the people of Maine in
every position to which he has been chosen
and who will make an able, industrious,
pa instski ng ard vigorous representative in
the Congress of the United States
Recognizing this and also the other fact,
which it is not safe to ignore, that he has
always been a slrong man at the polls,
Somerset Republicans largely have 10 their
minds to support Mr.. Burlsigh cordially
and earnestly and are not to be diverted
from that purpose by canaIds OF bugsboo
stories that will not friRhten children, even
When Edwin G. BuIlsigh began h,a car =
vass for Congress, he took the Repub;i-
cans Of the third district into his counsel
without regard to whether they were what
are usually termed leaders or not. No man
can despise leadership in politics and the
assistsnce of leaders in town or county
are acceptable to Mr.. Burleisb as we'll
as to other candidates, but he does not
rely exclusively upon leaders or per.ons
assuming to be leaders. Believing in the
rights Of all Republicans to determine for
themselves whom they choose, he appealed
directly to these voters, candidly asking
their support, and. in large numbers, they
IS frankly and uure,ervedly, rendered him
their best efforts to secure his nomination.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-10
MISSING LINKS.

In Burmah it is rather q suspicious
thing to give money for u charitable
object. II is supposed to mean that
the doner has been very wicked and is
DESTROYS to make amends.
TURKISH women. all of whom wear
earrings from their seventh yea de-
rive the use OF these jewels from Hagar,
who is held in veneration as the mother
Of lshmael, the founder OF their race.
THERE are two yew trees in the de-
uartment OF the Fure, in France, which
arH supposed to be 1900 years old.
They easur about thirty and twenty.
five feet in circumference respectively.
IT is believed in TRANSATLANTIC that
the first person to enter q new house
must die. therefore 1t Is the custom to
throw in q preliminary cat or dog. The
scape.cat is, however, to be preferred.
The fine salmon that used to tempt
the angler in New England streams
have entirely disappeared. and there
where they may still be found.
A GEORGIA man has in his possession
. palm oil lamp made in Madrid, Spain.
in 1904. 1t vas dug up in the woods
some time ago and is supposed to have
been lost by Poncede Leon.
LIGHTHOUSE are classified by ordcra
der ending on the height and diameter
of the lighting apparatus. There are
four orders. The first three are used
Tor sea or roast lights, aud the fourth
for harbor purposes.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-10
THE SOUTHERN

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, special: Mrs.
Henderson, her ls-ycar old daughter
and Il little son have been for four DAYS
kept in their house, day and night, at
Greenland. twelve miles from here, by an
armed guard of negroes. Her husband,
who is q railroad section boss. killed
one OF his negro workmen during Il
fight md then fled. A general negro
uprising followed and nearld three hun
drcd OF them have beer under arms.
They refused to let Hcndcrson's family
out of the house and threatened to kill
them if they did not disclose the where
bouts of Henderson. Deputy Sheriff
Williams. with u posse went out and
scattered the mob. the ringleaders of
which will be indicted.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. special: The re.
organization committee of tho San An.
tonic n Arkansas Pass Railroad has
filed q complaint that during the cam
paign OF 1890 over $500, QUO WAS drawn
from the funds of the receivership and
used for campaign purposes and after
wards reported as cash on hand; that
Receiver McNamara furnished gravel
for ballasting the road ut cxorbitant
prices, n the large sums were misap-
III OSCtcu ny lulSC NOuCle
ers- The court ordered the master in
%chancery to make an investigation.
AUSTIN, TEXAS. special: A $50, 600
damage suit was filed against Governor
Hogg by Charles L. Bonner of Tyler
on the charge of defamation of charac-
ter. 1t is alleged that Governor Hog9
called Bonner "a professional liar in a
campaign speech. Bonner stands high
at the Texas bar for integrity and hon
esty. The case is attracting much at
tention. and. it is predicted. will prove
troublesome for Hogg both from pecun-
larry and political standpoint.
Co%l.rl.MRrs, S. c., special: A mass
meeting Of colored people has been held
here and many speeches were made by
prominent colored men. Resolutions
were adopted setting forth the evil of
lynchsng and calling on the colored
men to desist from crimes that provoke
them and the whites to frown mobs
down and let the law take its course,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-10
A Seven Day Wind Register.

GEORGE w. ScoTr, observer of tho
Weather Bureau Station at Yankton,
invented an improved thermometer reg
lister about two months since. which re-
cords the movement of wind for seven
days instead of one day, as is done by
the instruments now in general use.
The new register requires the attention
of the observer only once IL week ill.,
stead of every day, as with the old one.
This register is especially adapted to
stations at high attitudes, on mountains
or monuments. to show the velocity of
the upper currents. MIR. Scott sent u
drawing of his Improvement to c. +.
Marvin, in charge of the instrument
room of the department at the central
office, Washington, ID. c.. who was so
favorably impressed with Its value that
he joined with MIR. Scott and had u reg
lister constructed according to the draw
ings. which, after repeated tests both
ut Washington and here, is found to be-
perfectly practical in its workings. The
department is now having some of the
improved registers manufactured for
use ut stations.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-10
A Bad Failure at Pueblo.

PvEHLo, Colo, special: The doors OF
the Bank of Pueblo did not open, and a
notice on the window showed that Pro-
prietor Fred Rohrcr had made an as
signment to a. j. McQuaid. The fail
'urc is infinitely worse than was at first
supposed. 1t has carried financial ruin
ITO many q little home, and the purses
of several persons in apparently atiiuent
circumstances have been quite materi-
ally lightcned. AT the hour the doors
of the bank were closed there was due
individual dcpositors the sum of Ss2.513,
besides Il sum of money to other banks
and bankers, the amount of which is
10Y unknown. In the vaults of tho
banks there was only on hand in cash
81. 49,. The assets of the bank arc
n Unknown quantity.