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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
THE REILLY FAILURE DUE ~

Judge Henry counsel for Frank Reilly 1on.'
leather manufacturers at Newark VINO "Ssisn'" VI
Friday. with liabilities estimated Mt S2oo'o'o' say
that Mr. Reilly surrendered every cent lie hiu "
help meet the liabilities. The assets II 'ic - !" 10y
are estimated at $4,000. Dir. O'Rehy says 'li'
ho will 80 ohio n nav dollar for dollar " time Il
allowed ny his creditors Ills failure was cinsh Dy
lndorsIDc piper for Peter Iaydock. OF CINCINNATI
when he tried TO cash some Of the paper during 'he
recent troubles the banks refused to tahc IT, ana
this caused the assignment. The DohdS VI teuI
Rylc and Thomas ". Campbell inc receivers VI '"'
company, have not yet been He'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
STREET RAILROADS TO HAVE HEAklN"'

Albany n T.. July s.1hc stale Railroad 'omh's
sion will give n hearing IN The common '"uh'ii
chamber In Brooklyn. al =. m on Jhiy - on ''''
onnlIcation Of The Kings CouIiy Electric KAN
road Company III" Nassau Electric Railroad tom
panv the Broadway Railway COMPANY 'he O"'''
Island, Fort Hamilton and Fro"NYh h'"F"'u on"
uany and the broadway I1ny ana N'uo
,,,a, .vcnun Eailroad Company. al Of
BROOKLYN. for permission Ia use eieclri@'y IL
motive power: on the application OF The Brook
Ivn City Railroad C,Epany. for permission l" use
electricity on proposed new routes, and on the ap
nlIcation OF the Montauk FAtcnsion Railroad Com
many for permission to construct as proposed roan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
THEY WERE STOLEY FROu ( NEW YORK Ma,

THEY WERE STOLEN FRON 4 NEW YORK MAN
Baltimore July f>pccial-The Baltimore police
have fouud The owner nf the lot 81 valuable nu;iau,
miniature paintings which found in the posses
of Carl Strinmcynr aud Carl Iiampcl. who wer, Al.
rested at the Carroon Hotel here on July ., charged
with the larceny Of mileage bochs BELONGING, 70
Ernest ". Bolcnus Of syracuse, y. Y. guest Of the
hotel. The owner J., Edwarl Sat0rs Of No lan
Madisonavc., New Iorh. The articles wer, stolen
from his room at the bingham House, Phladelp,i,.
May l.. Mr.. saors ~ dealer In nntiou.s
jewclry, paintings and bric-a brac. ana was I'm phil
adclphia on business when he robbed All fin.
goods. the total value Of which was 81 600 wore
kept In u valisc which taken from Mr. sator,ss
during his absence As the value Of tho ,,o,d.
recovered BY the baltimore detectives amounts ,nIr
10 $4,000 IL i SUPPOSED the thieves DISPOSED az
OF their booty before reaching Baltimore. F''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
AT TIE PENNSYLVANIA CHAUrAUoUA.

Lebanon Penn. July SpecaD.-The Rev. Moslcy
II. Williams, Editor Of The Sunday school World"
this morning spoh" 10 large audience al the Penn
svlvania Chlnta,tqua graded sunday schools aud
their practicabiliy. This afternoon ut o'clock Dr.
willis j. Beecier. ~ Auburn Theological seminary
continued his talk the travels OF Paul. taking
ll, basis the First Epl>ile to tho Corinthians, at :
D. m he gave Bible talk on the Mosaic DISPENSE
ton. This afternoon the Robson Concert Company
gave an Interesting pragrnmmc, which WAS frequently
interrupted by the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
A WELLKNOWN boston MERCHANT DROWNED

Plymouth, Mass, July s-Thc body OF ChareS l.
Dana, n wellknown merchant OF Boston, treasurer "i
the Dana Hardware Company, was found III the hume
at Spooncr Pond at about O'Clock this morning. Mr..
Dana had spent the night at the home OF MI PARKS
treasurer OF the Atlas Tack Corporation. In DhAbury
about three mile, from the spot where he met MS
DEATH lie had been suffering from Insomnia, ana IL
Is supposed that he wandered away and either fell or
threw himself into the pond. There Is no suspicion
of f)ru play. Mr.. Dana had been In III health iof
some time and much depressed mentally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
UOySIGyOR SATOLLT AND BISHOP MARTY

sioux Falls :. d.. July S.-Monsgnor Satoin Is
Investigating charges made by Catholic p:iests against
Eishop Marty of south Dakota. Last winter anony
nous circulars sent over the State charging
the Bishop with immortality. incompetence and
tionalism The circular was charged to Father X.
". llnlrr. OF Aberdeen. who had been removed by
the Bishop for metdling with politics, but he denied
any knowledge OF II. At that time, however Father
iIairc said that he would prefer specific charges
against the Bishop. Catholics mere express conu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
ryrp.nJrJyG A coyyECTTCrT EABEZZLER

Hartford. Conn, July Ex-Governor MOTIFS mas
made a rcauisition on Governor Mitchell, OF IirId"'
, ,ho oxtradition OF Frank TatrO, alias Edward
Murray alias Edward Butler. Tatro Is wanted i"r
crn,,ezzlcrnent at New-IIaven. January ., 1915 y
Now Haven officer has been deputed to 90 To fiorn"
IN receive Tatro from tie authorities and return bh
IN ana ciicui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer Accomac ar sutherland, from Ne"'fors
June 20 arri,ri London July >. -,
steamer I,unc (I}rl. Lindsay from Ne"'forN June 10
steamer STATE Of Nehr,,k. CBr, Brown, sailed from
Glasgow for <sw-Nors July -, .-,,.,s.
tiUthcil GER, Na>chauseh ,ai'i '"h ,"'u'
for Ncw.lork July r, IA.
st amer Croft (B), Robins n salc1 from pu"'e' luz
New.York July - -, I'm
steamer Burgcrmcstcr Petersen Qierl Bungcr, irm
New.York June "a 70 Dover, passed the Lizari July ~
steamer Lydlan Monarch (Brl, Morgan from New'
York June "a Hull. pi>."d Prawl" Point July . ~,
steamer Critic (rn. Davies. nom New-fork June .
for I,ith l,s-ei Lewis leland July :. -.
Steamer Paris Amer Eande. from New'iork !"
Southnulton Iassd Sicily q 30 "a IN July =
steamer Nsrg. tDmn, knui>en. from New YORK MAY
30 Ma Chrsansand etc arrived at Swinemund, july D.
STEAMER Standard U'eil lhlgrn from Now ORR Ju''
arrived NJ Swinemui1c July a.
Steamer Ddam Dutch, De Nries from Ncw.forA Or
rived at ROTTERDAM July :. -.
steamer Ei,m Dutch, Brunsma. from NcvYcrk. sr'
lived at i,ott rGlm July /. q.
steamer Vega lorp' Rosa, from New.York June 2S'
arrived Lisbon July I. -
steamer Gydl lNoD. sailed from Gibraltar for New
York July ..
stDr'cr Hydai Water Urn. Jones sale; from Palermo
NcWNOrX July a. a
Steamer IA iI,rl, Walker. from New-York Ju'S ~
for Shanghai passed Malta July :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
WEDNESDAY, JULY !
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK-sATUR DAY. JULY 8. lsaa
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Rugia (Gep, Leithauser, Hamburg June
s'.H c %ai q Ar f1S at tn Bar a.
steamer Chemniu c'erl Hrllerisn Himog,g June ::
Arrived at the Bar at II 40 a M: ....-,, ,n. a.
with mdse, Il cabin and sGa -teeIage pas.engsrs
Funch Edye Co. Arrived at ths bar at 10 - y
mdse TO Sande;son son Arryed at tns BAT at g.
u s.am9 To- Pa1io 49, aud bratar i With dse
one caba passenger to Phelps Bros. Arrived al no
reisss% obi, sr;e rc s"sna Ins' cs
ass ds SS simpson 10 VS." sSenea
and eDra.r Is in ballast Tanch' Eaye Co. A.
rived at the Bar az noon on, Keen Cardiff June 25
ballast Sssan to- john S' horton the si
Sits%er E1monsly er Mal, r TS DAYS. with
hepp 10 An'a Arr'ed az tns ba az Iune 80
with %d1e to Thsbaai Bros. Arrived at the Bar as
STEAMER Eyselsor. Percy New.orlean' 3 days with
'u Steamer Raicish s"ars Darien days with lumber
the south Brooklyn sawmIll 80, xo,,o,s with mas,
steamer 81" 99 Mra"da B Clark Philadelphia July = in
Steamer ne P.whaian or Ed~ards July 8 VITA
a is rh hss EsS At haS
as arS * caesar taSs ~ swcd wa Falkland bahia via
70 Smith sGhgpG Lese 10 tSnch or FAY seaa 81
days arS Via Dsa%afr BrcsSW"t%r With james
Lee Co vessel 70 TO Seag wca moderate breeze;
CLEARED.
steamer Berlin tDr), Watkins sOuthampton-ln'e'Ns
Steamer ciy Of. %a.hngoa Curtis. Havana and Mex"
steamer Oranie Nassau Dutch. Van der Est Port 'u
steamer Fort William CIsr]. Davey. BaltimOre-w W
steamer Pcnnlan1 tBelg) Loesewtr, Antwerp-Inte''
Navigation Co. c..,.
steamer Circassa (Br). Wilson Glasgow-iisndersoa
Steamer COncho Crowell, Kew West and Galveston-c
Steamer ae ers U.S. %S,o SON.
steamer rswnsG Iagr ram W%nsto" c. and 'eor's
Soo and R% New.
o Srca% S"H anIs,tan Br.se rortland-IOratc Hall
fteNrier CITY Of Augusta Dasgett Saranah-R u
sIamer Br!tarns Err. Lu arat. Mar.enes-JameS
steamer Monkseaon (Br). Bearlcy London-Barbor +
steiner Chinese PRICE lBD. Smith. Rott'rdam--John
steamer CITY OF Columbia, Janncy West Point. vs-oli
Spoamer Mount Lebanon BIZ. Hcniry. Monte,idco,
Rosario. etc-Noron Son. ~
st 5,ar Fl i' %ot y'"e xc~oriop"s slck.
steau.r od Dominion Couch. Newport News and f1ch
SHIP Warrior tBr, Kitchen. RIO Jsneiro-rhomas Nor
Bark Uranira OBJ. Horn. santos-Thomas Norton q
Park GcnrOsa orr. CARD Windsor. 81 = Whit
Park Martha Erocsclmann (GeD. Evers. kiosc-fonch'
Edge co.
SAILED.
Steamer nom.idc CBn for Maracailo Centurion n 1sr,:
Ican On Monmouth seminole. Charleston ana Jazz.
.on>le RIO Grand, frgns%sN ai norsosns
Fr,. raSrr Eibc GER Bremen VIA south hampton \.
ss aware pr Hr oSSoo ASK Ns SoP elsa
Ilul K9a't Ger ilam'9,s S rrr,ssa YprI
,a Is G Sr fc Fl SOr Xa~orcans rcnnans
'"F saIp i M'istrri for san Francisco,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
TWO REPORTS ABOUT NATIONAL CoRDAGE.

Conflicting rumOrs reached Wall Street yesterday
TO the future Of the National Cordage Company and
the plan OF reorganization Two reports were sent
out One report declared that the reorganization
mtee had decided to ash for extension Of the time
for the stockholders TO affirm their willingness to
In under the plan OF reorganization. The other
port was that the committee would not ask for an
extension of time. The date fixed by the reorganIza-
ton committee was July 10. by that time all Of The
stockholders expected TO declare their desire
see a reorganization OF the company the plan pro
posed by the reorganization committee. large num-
Der Of the stockholders have already turned their
stock. but there a few who have not done
1t is said that among the few certain who
are anxious 10 the absolute collapse OF the
pany In spite Of the conflicting rrImors 1t was said
yesterday afternoon that the Reorganization committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
FOtRTn-CLAss pUsTM \sTERS APPOINTED.

Washington. July =. The number Of iCurth-class
po,nastcrs appointed to-day WI, ninety nine. OF which
thirty to Ill vacancies caused by resgna
tious and death,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
ONLY rwo ,EcrErARrE. Ar THE CAPITAL

Washington July s.-stcrctay Ilokc smith and Post
mastert;cncral Bisscn left Washington this morning
on their summer vacations. the former making tour
Of the West and the latter going TO Glen summit.
Penn secretaries Gresham and Morton are now the
only Cabluct officers left Ia the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

Sire There Was II Mistake" This can't be Chicago
said the newly arrived Englishman, his cab stopped
ut the hotel.
Ycssr. this is Chicago said the cabby.
But said the Engishman. with scsptcism In ms
tones. 81 haven't seen the stockyar's which form ne
business centre OF the city. y know.'-Chlcaso
Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
Dr. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder.
Thoroughly cleanses the teeth and
purihes the breath. Used by people
of refinement for over a quarter of
a century. Sold Everywhere.

would extend for ten days the time In when '' S'oe"
holders can signify their Willingness 10 com, rnon Of
iIis extension the stockholders do not an Sf . Ia
consents, the mills material ana PAM Mid ID"
# * said and the creditors VIII Dc paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
cro,rso lsun sets 3lMoon rises II ~ Moons sgs
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Nsandv Hook Al GOV Island ~ Hell Gate ~
PM.-SaLdy Hook 00Gov. Island 20 Hen Cate 6 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
CRIPPLED BANKS AND FIRMS.
BUSINESS TROUBLES REPORTED FROM N"hio''
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
wenncconne WIS., July s-The O1zens BANK
c,osod IFS doors AT noon yesterday. Cashier var
wacter was arrested the charge OF RECEIVING ne
posts after he knew che bank 10 be insoiVeh'' Tic
saws that the bank can pay In full
lie sueur Mimi. July e.-The Bank OF lie Sneu'
made an assignment to-day. There was No run OIL
IN. hank and the reason given Is that the BANK "as
closed 10 protect home depositors The liabihes are
1928 900 and assets about the same.
Rig Raplds Mich July s.-The Northern National
Rank closed its doors This morning Withdra"al o'
funds hv dcpo,iors caused the SUSPENSION
I,r,bertvilIe ~ j.. July Sat the Zine OF OK
Congressman J. ~ rfdcock's failure the luntcrdun
tounty National Bank OF bennington was carving
his notes 10 the amount OF about sSoVo' Inc 'oh'I
az the bank said this morning that the full amount
was NOT vet known but would undoubtedly reach Tie
figures named above Ihe Dahh j. l"HS "u' " ''
this loss.
Cleveland. July S.-The firm of Cornsan' Ives "
Co. was placed In the receivers hands yesterday oi
petition by Judge stevenson Burke who charges 'Nat
the active partners have contracted dcbts 10 'i' eA
f.nt ~ 100000 without the consent Of all, contrary
10 the article, OF agreement The firm Is sales agent
for twenty -four mines. among them the Pcwanc.
Eureka. Dunn. Cambria. Iron Belt, Mansfield ana
Buffalo. James COrrigan. the senior partner, says
that no difficulty will be experienced In meeting 81
Obligations.
BOSTON, July Strands +. Merton. dealer In lum-
h.r has assigned The llabilitie, will moi exceed
S,5.OOO and the assets sufficient to in"ur" the
creditors "A good dividend. The cause was the
stJingency OF the money market. Tower. wing
Co., shoddy manufacturers, who recently assigned
owing 800 COO have gone into insolvency.
y7lIiam : Richardson. leather, has gone into In
solycncy He owes $4,000 and Offers 80 per cent,
payable In thirty days
(hicag, July ga receiver for the Produce C0ld
Storage Exchange applied for to-day.
Scrncrve y. j.. July s.-EXcitcment can hgh III
ming fbp ann
failure OF the Somerset County BhhA NOtlcc wao
posted on tie door stating that no business would
fe transacted except To receive payments Tor paper
tne There run OIL the bank. ana AT ~ Il. H.
a large crowd OF depositors camored for admission
and e\citedy injured about their money. Finding
Thai they could get satisfaction they went away
Several Of the largest deposition, drew ou' their money
On time IN save tbcmselI g. The gen, ra feeling here
is that the worst has not been disclosed as Ia the
condition of the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
The GOVERNMENT

THE GOVERNMENTS PURCHASE or BULLION.
Washington July s.-The Director Of the Mint has
accepted offers for the sale of 53s.OOO ounces OF
silver in addition to the 10000 purchased outright
yesterday on the July account. In response to the
offers yesterday the Director made counter PROPOSE
lion and his figure. IL cents. accepted bs telc
cranh last evening for the 5}s 900 ounces although
the answers were not received until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

The only complete service. and the only direc
rout, 20 the Cuskl Mountains Is Via the West sno''
and Ulster and Delaware roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

BIMETALLIsTS ~ PARLIAMENT PROTEST
AGAINST THE CLOSING or MINT- TO
THE WHITE MFTAL-USwELCOME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY, JULY 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-24
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

Harvey G. McCargar have sold their hors Q
Orphan Boy) to Mr.. G. NJ Davis of Bos-
ton for 5000. Anna, tho six year old
daughter of j. w. Niles, fell through ths
feed hole Ia her fathers barn recently and
put her left eyeout.
SOUTH HERO.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and two sons of Bos-
ton are guests at the Island House. Mr..
Whitcomb and Mrs. Mann of Underhill are
the guests of Mr.. Chase at "Cliff' camp
Emma and Eta Ferris are home from Man
chester, N. H.-Miss Bostwick and friend
of Burlington are at Mr.. L. i. Phelps. -
The ladies of the Congregational church
have started an aid society and met
with Mrs. Livingston Wednesday ef-
ternoop. Mr.. Lucien Allen has bought tho
place Of the late Rev. o. G.. Wheeler. A
fine large monument was placed in the GENE
terry last week in Mr. o. q. Wheelcr's fam
lily plot. The town are soon to make re-
pairs on the town building for school pur-
poses. Roy. and Mrs. G. N. Clark of
Georgia were In town last week.
ISLE NOTE.
Oats are a good crop this year In this
vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. Butts and daugh
ter of Macon, GeoIg a, have been the guests
OF Hon. and Mrs. n. w. Fisk. MIR. and
Mrs. Holmes, formerly Miss Alcester La
moroux) of Smithville, N. j., are visiting
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis, formerly Miss
Minnie Osborn) of Orange, n. j., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William d. o.
born. - Miss Pearl Brainsrd of st. Adams
is the guest of Miss Elms Holcomb. H. H.
Hill leaves this week with his Morgan stall
lion to attend the worlds fair.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-24

Of Waterville visited friends here last week.
Fired Sinclair and grandson are visiting
A. b. Sinclair and wife at Fowler, N. Y.
&C. L. Demeritt started for the worlds
fair Monday. Arthur Smith, Frank Rsy.
nolds, Emma Mudgett and Eulie Parker
went last week. The body of Mrs. Horatio
Brewster was brought here for interment
last week from st. Johusbury. Mrs. i.
Pratt and Nora Thompson, her niece, Of
Lyndon, are stopping with relatives for
few weeks In Cambridge--Mrs. b. J. Kilt
redge, mother of Mrs. I. Whitcomb, is
much improved in health.
Miss Lucy Wheelock has returned from
Mama Frank Reynolds has gone to Chi
cago.-C. f.. Hulburd has resigned his
guardianship over Peter Donnelly. DIR. Z.
Il. Brush has been appointed to fill his
place. Edward Huber has rented the John
Labounty house and will soon occupy it
Mrs. DR.. Gilbert is seriously IT'LL. N.
Gray went to Boston Monday to purchase
furnishings for his new house.
HYDE PARK.
L. X, Wiswel left for West Berlin.
Conn, the 14th, where he has u position as
civil engineer Mrs. n. F. keeler is SER
iously i'll with Inflammation OF the stoma ch
MIR. and Mrs II. s. Wilson of The Dalles,
Oregon, called on friends the 10Th. Mrs.
j. A. LaPorte of Lyndonville Is at l.. b.
Sherwin's for few days supreme Court
convened Tuesday and adjourned Wedues-
day afternoon. Seven cases were heard.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Mr.. Howard and family Of Milford
Mass, ars the guests of Edwin Billiard. -
The social at the church was largely at
tended. The receipts were So. Sc Rev.
Mr.. Donnal of johnson occupied the pulpit
last Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr..
Rock wood. Mrs. Wetherby of Burlington
was in town last week visiting her niece,
Mrs. Joseph Foss.
TEHVlLUE.
Mrs. Edward Maynard visited her sister,
Mrs Hebb, at Jeffersonville last week.
John Burnham of Montgomery was the
guest of George Mann last week. Mr.. aud
Mrs. VIII Chase of Fletcher were the guests
of her father, Ami Leach, over Sunday
Moses Mcfarland has moved the postotiice
into II. l.. Boards new office. Edison Shat
tuck and John Lavigne have returned to
Worcester, Mass. G.. Wiley of Boston,
| Martin Wiley and daughters of aterbury
were tho guests of their brother, Robert,
last week.-George Peapau has moved into
| George Stevens house.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jewett Of Montgomery were the guests of
their daughter, Mrs, Homer Holmes, the
past week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-24

Another black bear was shot in Somerset
last week, aud the meat was sold to differ.
emit housekeepers In Wilmington. A num-
Der OF deer have been seen during the month
on the mountains west of Wilmington and
Searsburg.
or the two new buildings on the
Brattleboro fair grounds, one, 120
feet long by 40 feet wide is to be used for
a floral hall aud for agricultural exhibits, in
GLIDING a space for the butter and milk
tests. The other building will be about the
same size and will be used for the horse ex-
hbit.
John Crowley, jr, son OF John Crowley
OF Plain street, and a Boston aud Maine
freight brakeman, was fatally injured We'd
nesday while sbackling oars at Wilmington,
Mass. He died at Lawrence in the evening.
He was % years old, single, and boarded
in Charlsstown. His father went from Rut-
land to Lawrence Thursday morning TO
bring the body home.
The August number of the African News,
published in New York, has good picture
OF Rev. Louis Circuit of West brattleboro,
whose essay on 1.-THE place and power Of
each family of African languages as factors
in the development of Africa, " will be read
before the Chicago congress ON Africa at
publishes an interesting article about Afri-
eau svangslzation by the veteran mission
ary, who, together with Mrs Grout, start
ed on the evening OF the day Of their mar
| rlags and his ordination for a homo among
the warning tribes Of Zululand, and where
for Ii years, after building a house and a
place OF worship, he continued in the study
OF the language of the Zulus and in preach
ing, teaching, exploring, trat stating the
Scriptures aud preparing grammar OF the
Zulu language. Mir. Grout had hoped to
attend the meeting, but his health will not
permit
BELLOWS FALLS.
Frank Diggins has returned from Chicago
and Winthrop. Iowa. black mare valued
at about 500, with a top buggy and har-
ness valued at about 500, were stolsn from
the barn of John Stoddard last week
The buggy aud part OF the harness be-
louged TO the hired man. No clue to the
thieves is yet found.
The Adam Forspsugh show exhibits il
town September z. w. IL. Hobsou aud A
+. Sparrow, local editor of the Times are il
Washington, N. H.-Gorton' minstrels ap
pear at the opera house August 20.
Fred Brown and wife of ST. John, N. b.
are at c. l.. Bsrbsr's Fred Amadon OF
Lancaster, n. H., was here few days las
week. Derby & Balls seythe snath shoI
starts up September Miss Jennie Bryan
Is dangerously Ill with Inflammation of tn,
bowels. Mrs Irwin Richardson, % year,
OF age, died last Thursday night. The fun
sral WAS held Sunday at her home in Gays
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-24

FLoUR-Reoslpts. 35.7i2 packsgeS eKports ll6S1 bal
ST. ats Guy mills $3.50 ass; City mills patent 81 IS
SS4.5J; Winter EheaL low grades Al Sl.g5 fair
to fancy e2.l5se5.43 do pstentA sS4Oes.UG Mime
sofa elssr, es.5OAS3.Of strsiEh5s. sa3OAs4.Uk do
fine At el.1AS 32j; hne, Si.iDSs1lG Southern he1t,
WHEAT-Recelpts $3.50 bushsls exports 255,5st
bushels sales, 1900 bushels, No. rod. 6o95Ssc,
store snd elevator; Anoat 6sjs t6ss to- b. esd66sAc
No. northern dg,e, No. / hard. I@el24c
hnwsuAee iO}tG'vA; spring IsaS'se. 40. 5 red
l9iiNbpc.
ooRS-ReooiptS 400 bushels export. q, }l5 bush.
els; sales $500 bushels; No l. 46 49s 5Sc slovato
.6a@i7j AnoSE steamer Hi1od ava; l. u. D.. SIC. No
oATs-Heceipt, ll0,I1O bushslS exports, sg2 bush.
els sales bl,jJu busne,s No. ,, 3ub}JltG Vnite
3i@,JJtoc No 2yM2Siec. 10 white, 35G 55'oc; mixed
sssteru, sya3!c; white do, 3J4ei6; wAi.s state,
81 1850. No. Chicago at 3li4.
LAkp-Wenern closed At $40 bid; saisa
REQ torces at 300 city. at ss.2dGs5J; sales 100
tlerces; continent, sy.15; u. A at $1,000
PoRK-hess. aev 6!45O O $500; SIS
prineat Sales barrels
BJrrER-hseepts - PACKAGES State dsiry III
g3i. do. creamery, 2is25c Western dairy l4>s9lsd
oHEEsE-Rscsp,s - PACKAGES State, old. sAa
93sl, new 6QS5ac, fancy cOlOred ~ sssg1sc part
Auu. 2&64c illl SKINS. lc
PETRoLRun.-Uulted at 59l6c.
COFFkE-N0. l. ljA.
SUGAR-No. g. 4A6tl5-lo No. :. 4ltl6045s; No. g.
4SsS4 lJso; NO 9i6l1I Ac.; No. ~ 41bS+ ll-l6c.
No. II, <7.6Siasc' No u, 4i4at s-ltc; No. IS 4s
OF A. 4s-leaj 1Sc; mould A. 5s6a5 9.l6i
standard A.. 531665Ne.. oonteotonerr A. I.l6S5,A
7.lGo5ssc.i graduated. 5S-leG5ye; Cubss, az
45As.