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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-14
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement of Trains in Effect June
ssth, 1888.
THROUGH TRAINS.

..orys wEsT-s-se A. N. for Lewiston
p.rss.nd. Portland, Boston and Mon
- = s A ~ and l5D express fas bruns
~. Isxi,tor, yzrmington. Rocklsnd. Portland
sS.for. oanneetiax for White AvGat~.1
80. sss .,s ouebee, 2ss and 80 p. n. for Bruno
~. s.,a. RackiAsd, PoGiand, Boston .ii-no r. =
80. PmY;rnanl syrry nishi for Lr~iston- Bath
.s-..f.s6. porJI.nd and Hostpn, LIS A n TX
-. - Port lsnd s1a Boston.
..oIy. EAST II - A. NJ might expfsss} fos
s.-..srt.n, Heiias,. bangor, Baf HaEbor. st.
s,.sass = Joha aud Aroostook coanty,
- A II fsgfr-- Tor Bangor and Bsr HArbor.
1r, N .or vs. sfsrFiilr. 5soxhcgai. ard Bangor
eyx Tor Waterglie connecting a. Wa
$50. M Provincial hxpre-s for Hos-ehsas.
49, sanvgr. ,BAE Harber and 81 John and
- = NJ train for LSwl-tsps n
-. 10, Bangor and Bar HaTbor: 80 T..
N h, va lerYil.c oakland. Worth AasSn, Bing
s.n ssnsheg4a. Heifaat. Dover. soser9ft. ban
- b @'~phsu. -. John aaa ArOo-
~, sesat,. s. l.. NJ mixed fSf Hasrrsiiiej
IAN .anl4gs on.y foi " a;erFtiis and ban
"fA se,st Pullman Tram going Past at l-so A.
~ .-rg ~ At 100 = ", Fans eFary
- -essiAr incllded, connecting from Lewiston
~ ;,. slsad l.at mt 10 saDs gAn on Monday
...s,,g,. or 20 Belfast. D~s;sf. or beyond Ban
-, .1'eIiins % Bar nsfber. oa sunday mcra-
ins-
tt. f.. .f..a. sauz Wrst A. 1910 A. NJ. and
t'Tt or VI ruu aa,lv ~aa.ity lHoiudsd. bs-
t..es sn-tan eist9H, bsih Bangor. Bar iiar
bgr ,ui o. john,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-14

"wbo hath NOT own'd with rapture sm:tien frame
The power Of grace. the magic OF q nsrnef''
ask. Campbell, the poet in his Pleasures Of
Hope" Pleasures Of Hope, fossooth.
Many and many woman knows them no
longer They are in despair about their
health. They are rundown. debiiitated.
suffering from what they know not. IL
may be dyspepsia. beaft disease, liver Or
kidney disease any or all Of them. The sick
nesses Of women are cured by DR.. Piefcs's
Fsvorite Prescription. That's where the
magic Of nsme comes in. This improves
digestion, invigorates the system. enrichss
the blood. dispels aches and pains. pfcisces
refreshing sleep. dispels nervousness aad
melancholy, and builds up both the flesh and
strength Of those reduced below . healthy
standard. II 10 q legitimate medicine. not
a beverage. Contains no alcohol 70 inebri.
ate no sugar 0r syrup 70 sour in the stOvn-
ach and cause distress. II 10 ~ peculiar In
its composition - it 10 marvellous In ~
remedial results.
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CHICAGO, July iS-Thirty-s ak younR 20
pie graduated from Dartmouth college in
he class Of 1857. Fifteen of thcss gradu-
sses. gray haired men now, asrmbicd n
The New Hampshirc building in jackson
park yesterday, and In IN informal manner
talked over old times - they sae ON ths
reranda. smoked cixa1 and looked out "a
lake Michigan.
Ever since 1851, when they bakas farewell
70 Dartmouth. the boys" have kept up .
slass organization. and this reunion was
one Of many that have hsen bald
These members Of the class were present.
many being accompanied BY their wivcs;
Alfred A. Thomas. Chicago; Ahram Brown.
Columbus. O.: Ezekiel w. Whipple, Fairi-
bault, MINI; W. A. ketchAm. indianapolis;
W. A. Sanborn, ST. Paul; s. p. Prescott,
Arlington. r. C. Haywood, MinneapoliS
James r willard. Chicago; A. W. Wright,
New York: Charles Tecky. Saltwater,
MINI; Charles f. King. Boston; II. c.
Henderson. Williamstown, W. Va; X. Il.
McNeiil. Salt Lake City; Horace Gooahue,
Northfield, Mimi; James II. Patterson,
Dayton, q.
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SPARKS fIOM MAINE WIRES.

James MAYO of orrington. Me. who was
terribly injured by h,ing thrown from his
carnage several days ago, died Wetlncs
day.
The boiler room of the J. s. Braekctt
steam mill Portland, wss burned W"tines-
day night The loss will NOT exceed 5000.
No insurance.
The G.. II. Biaistoll injured in the
Worlds Fair fire WAS not a Bath man as
wa. thought telegram from Chicago
SAYS he Is all right.
DIR. 4. c. Hamilton of Bangor, left
Wednesday for Chicago, where he has ac-
ceysted an invitation to act as judge in the
department of the Exposition containing
t,,e ?. ms AMI fne metal work.
Mrs G. NJ. Floyd of Gorham die Wed
nes,!as evening from burns received by the
exploslon Of an oil stove. She was shock
inyly burned and ran into the street with
her clothing a mass of flames.
Chief of Police Gilman of Bangor took
Ravmond Sawyer of that city to the Reform
school. He has been an inmate of the Chill
dren's Home in that ciiv. A short time ago
! the iaasron missed sum of money. AMI the
Sawyer boy was suspected- He wss charged
with the theft and finally confessed.
Tie directors Of the Old Orchanl kite
track hsra hsve decided to We race meet
ing Aug. l, ,. 8 and 4. with 3 per cent en-
trance. Purses are TO tte $500 in all eases,
ard the programme is to be ss follows
2i4. 20. = - and 80 pace; , Is, 10,
2.2l, a.24. 221, 30, 2.35. 24e trots.
George Lebarge Of Hsverhill. Mass,
who was arrested at Biidefofd, Wednesday
on the charge OF obtaining money on false
preteuces, refused 10 90 back To Haverhill
without reqni.iiion. He went before Judge
Cram THURSDAY and furnished sureties
while the requisiti on matter is pending
Christopher C. Merrill and John Leavit,
of Wilhmantic, in Piseataquis cuontv. were
taken TO PortIsnd. Wednesday. by Deputy
I-nieesi States Msrshals Smith and McNaliy
charged ~ith violation of the internal rev
enue Law. They were Arrzigned before
Commissioner Brsdiev and were both
bound over for trial al Bath in September
| Lesyi,t is q man about s5 Year, of age.
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VENUS PANT BRUSH -
a Weed Said to Be Doing Great Harm ia
Maine Fields.

BANGOR, July IA few years ago
some person placed in the Corinna ceme-
,ery a plant brought from Western New
York and commonly known as Venus
Paint Brush Taking kindly to Maine
sell. i, has spread with startling rspiiiiy,
cbokipy cut all vegetation with which it has
come in contact. until farmers tini II to be
~, r,o.t neruicious weed ever known in
W.,ne ard that il musi De exterminated or
the farms abandoned,
A mass meeting of the farmers of West
nv, penobscot has been called for this
80. 10 discuss the best means of ersermi-
nation
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PRACTICALLY SETTLED.
Germany Army Bili Mas Second Hsstiss--.
First Clause Passsd iS0 10 1of.

BERLIN. July l3,--The Reichstag. today,
proceeded with the second reading Of usc
army bill. After some speeches vote was
taken on the first article Of the bill, and u
passed I9s to 1877. Count Herbert Bismarck
supported the government.
The article fiXes for two years the peace
effective at 479 ,229 men. Volunteers for
year are not included In this number.
This PRACTICAL, amounts to the passagc Of
the whole bill.
Prince Henry Zu Csrolsth- Schoenatch
moved that two years service be hred he
gally. The chancellor stated that govern
ment had no intention to return To the
three years service system. unless expert
ence showed the permanent retention Of
the two years system impracticable.
lie begged the prince to be satisfed With
this assurance and the debate proceeded.
A vote on the question viii be taken to-
morrow.
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Nsv easlaad lsasvs Staadias.


At rALL RIVER
2 , 8 q Q
Rrockton, ,..........- o 0 2
Fall Riyer...........5 o : o o . CT
Hits-Fall River. 10; Brockton,7. Errors-Fall
River, 3: Broektcn, s. Bxiicr,ss-lIncoln and
Burrel, Ryan. Mekiiiop and Burke.
At PORTLAND.
3 .
Portland ......... o q IA o o i-3s
MKnche.,er 1000 0 o 0 o o.
Hits-PortIand. ri; Manchester, g. Errors-
Portland, 3; Manchester. =. Battertes-Dilworth
and Maloney, Wilson and McCauley.
AT LEWISTON.
? ! 6
Lewiston. ..........2 0 o o o - &
Ioyer.,.... 90 0 0 o x-is
Hits Lewiston. IL; Dover, Il. Errors-Lewis-
ton, S, Dover, l. Baiteries-Welch and Ierrleu;
Mercer and Donahue.
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BANGOR RACES.
lack w,msn Wsa 2.37 and Silver Street the
Fres-ies-Aii Races.

B,xsoR. Juiy I3.-In the races here to-
s.x in the 9 3. class. Jack Wymsn ~eu-
Rest ting. a.s7 -, by Prince Harbinfer.
IT.. f,.e-for-aM, Silver Street won. Best
time. 2 %. In the third heat Silver Street
l.nds, a, the wire in 2.2s -, but was set
hack for foul driving and no official time
wss gwen
The ,free-minute class was postponed 20
,,no-ox. The bicycle race vas won BY
Walter d. Hunt of Bangor.
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HoME
SUSPECTED BURGLARS
Two Arrests at Saco-S Stolen Properly Found
Concealed in the House.

BIppEfoRp, July i3.-Two arrests OF
suspected burglars were made at Saco to-
nigh, The prisoners are Benjamin Withsni
AMI Eter Cote, junk dealers. The former
is the father of Charles Witham, concern
ing whose death there were alleged 10 be
some suspicious circumstances.
The woman with whom the younger
Witham lived gave the officers a clue by
which the arrests were made tonight. Some
articles stolen last winter from stephen S.
MitchcIls cottage at Ferry Beach were
found in Williams house.
Deputy Sheriff Small and Constable
Richards were bitten by dogs while m iking
the arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-14

Persons with weak lungs-tbose Who are
constantly catching eoId--should wear an
ALLeocK's PoRoUs PLASTER over the chest
and another between the shoul.er blades
during cold weather, Remember they al
ways strengthen and pever weaken the
part to which they are applied. Do rot be
deceived by imagining any other plaster
like them-they are not-may look il. but
looks deceive. Insi-t always on having
AILcoeK's, the only relisble plsssef ever
pFcducs d. julylDeod&vfolrm
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BUILDINGS Burned by lightning

NEw HAVEN. Conn, July l3.--During a
severe thunder storm which passed over
this city last night, the ice house and other
buildings. including the store and boat
house belonging to the New Haven Ice
Company, situated near Lake Whitney,
scre struck by lightning and totally de-
sroyed.
The buildings were mostly great frame
structHrss and the iass is estimated at be-
tween sic, 900 and SEQ poD.
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LOSSES sY FIRE.

MADISON. Ind, July l3--J. SchoGeld &
Eons' wooien mill partially burned Los
10000
MAxwKLL. Cal, July 13-A fire in II .
buainess portion of this town, destroyed
Y buildings
WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, July i3.-L.aka
Superior Mineral Paint company's factory
IN lime kilns. owned By Warehouse and
Builden' Supply company. Loss 100000
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AT CLEVELAND.

Pittsbnrg. 3; Washington, 3. krrors-
Pitishurg, l. Washington. ?. Batieries-Ehret
and Miller, Esper and FARRELL.
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ANOTHER BODY FOUND.


5WoRLp's FAIR GROUNDS, Chicago, July
i3.-Today a body positively identified as
Charles w. Purvis, Iuckman, Hook &
Lader No. 3, was found. Chief Murphy
and others believed that all the firemen's
bodies had been taken out. The remains
of some victim who was not a fireman,
guard or workman. must be lying at the
morgue, but who the dead man is cannot be
proved.
Fireman Davis, the first man who de-
cended from the burning tower, is almost
certain that there were people still on the
top floor Of the building when the elevator
stopped running and their escape was i'm
possible.
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ACTIVE HOSTILITIES.
Open Warfare Between M
lietoa and Mataaia.
First Clause Of the German Amy Dllll
Passed, 1873 10 i87.


SYDNEY, N. s. W.. July l3.--The laees
Samoan adviccs. dated July Z, show ~
active hossilities have broken out bstueeo
the natives who support Hing Malietea -
the adhereuts Of Chief MataafA. 6klf.
mishes occasionally occur.
The Kings forces are numesicalV
stronger. but the supporters Of Chief ha-
tsafs have better arms. Roth lcadess r.
fuse to hold any district neutral.
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At BAR HARB0R.
The tsra Sails Tor rali'ax--Railoy Line Dis
continues Steamer Service.

BAR HARBoR, July - The Italian war
shin Etna sailed this morning for Halifax.
The sloop ysctt Dare of New York. H..
y. Well. owner, is in port. The Mallory
Line has discontinued the service from New
York to Bar IIart.or this summer, owing to
hard luck with its vessels.
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Pardweil Ready ior the Mob

BABpwrLL. ny, July iS-The town ID
well armed now anA wi1 give a hot recep-
tion to any mob. News has jnst beeh re-
ceived here that the negro srresfe', at Milan
has proved that he was rt Fulton the day OF
the murder md hiss been rciras Il. The
Ba-dweH Star fx-- the matter Of Mitler's
guilt so eonclusively that all dontt in the
matter j. settled. but the place will not be
caught mapping.
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Serious Charge Against 4 Woman.

ORANGE, n. j.. July I3 George Werner,
a brother Of Martin Werner, who, it was
alleged, committed suicide by hanging.
has asserted that his brother had been
murdered by his wife and hung up in the
barn in suicidal attitude. The widows
recent re marriage ia given as the motive
for the act. II has been decided TO exhume
the body and hold an autopsy.
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CHICAGO, July IS. The National Retail
Liquor Dealers association adjourned to
meet In St Paul at the call Of the execu-
tive committee for the next annual con-
|
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lodj0nant caihollcA

FLUSHING, L. l., July l3.-The Worship
pers of St Mchael's Catholic church are
incensed over the utterances of Rev. d. X.
Cbockley, the pastor of the First Baptist
church, and threaten resentment. Mr..
Chockley made fierce TRADE against
Catholics and Catholicism. and the indig-
nation Of the Catholics Is intensified by
the fact that many contributed largely to
the building Of the new Baptist church
here
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

d p-saltii7. sanisy- inulaied.N \ run sundays only
Tff.asA u,k,t- 10 tbe Worlds fsir, California
md a. saiuts south anf West may be- had Of y.
n " .iksr urstf asrni Augusta, the only Office
,e Aazu.ta ..illng VIA al routes and checking
taggaer tf,r uf rsETn-"
rsY-,s rf,AFlt V,oo Pres GEM Man. =
p H-rHu1 ',rn1 Pass l. Ticket Ag't-
Portland. ian. z l-sa-
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WORCESTER, Mass, July 13-District
Attorney GaSkill Of this city Is a candidate
for the Office Of attorney general OF Masss-
chusetts He gave out his first Off cial
statement yesterday when he said: Il am
q candidate, and IL the delegates think it
a proper thing to do to ominate me. Twill
accept the honor
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vii, Cos, $500 and Cost. Tor Release.

OTTAWA, Ont, July l3---The marine
department has agreed to release the Amer
ican schooner Lewis Giles, recently seized
for catching fish inside the tbres-miie limit.
upon payment of fiae of s2500 ard costs.
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Golden Wedding Celebrated.

Cosroocook. n. H., July l3.-Mr. and
Mrs. Greeley Cressy Of Bradford cele-
prated their golden wedding today, receiv-
ing valuable presents from large gather
ing of friends.
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They want Pay ios Their Work.

New YORK, July l3,--Three hundred
drivers in the street cleaning department
struck this morning. the strike being caused
by the refusal of Superintendent Robbins
to pay the men full days wages for work
done on July Fourth.
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Purity wilkes and Ned Winslew winners in
2.27 Irot and RIA Pace.

BosTox, July l3.--At the Mystic park
races, today. the 2.27 trot, purse $500, was
won by Purity Wilkes (Dore). in five
heats; Harry c. (Carpenter), second; Pro-
teine (Nay), third. Best time, 2 II l-2.
The 2.l4 pacing class, purse $500, was
won by Ned Winslow, (Baggs) in three
heats Budd Doble, (Smart second ;Ches-
terfield, mccoy, third. Best time, 2.l2
81.
The 2l6 trot. purse $500, unfinished.
Fesrnaught. Golden. won two heats.
Prince NJ, (Sheridan), won one heat. Best
time, 2.l7 IA. by Prince Fearnaught.
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Rolie n, Brother 10 nelson. Drspes1 0ee1 -
the Trach q Saginaw.

SAeIsAw. Mich. July I3.--Rolfe n,
the handsome bay stallion at the head Of
Oakwood Farm. record, 2 20, brother 70 the
famous Nelson. dropped dead on the track
at Union park, this morning. because Of
the bursting Of blood vessel. lie vas
worth $4,000.
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PkARY At 81. JOHNS.
The Falcon and Party Will Sail Friday HlsM
ios Greealaad.

Sr. Jonss, N. f.. July IS.--The steamer
Falcon, with the Pssry expedition on hoard.
arrived here this morning from Portland.
Maine. All on the steamer are well. The
steamer will take on $50 tons Of coal and
other supplies here, and will sail tomorrow
night for Greenland.
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At Troy-Troy, 5; Buffalo, 8.
At Albany Albany, Z; Erie. 2.
At Springfield-Springfeld, 4; Bingham
ton, 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 9; Provi-
dence, ).
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BrFYALo. July 13.-The strike OF the
union plasterers for s3 80 day has ended.
The men have given up the struggle after
one of the gamest battles between labor
and capital that has ever taken place in
thia ci.v
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Ihsadsr slsrms East Winds. ETC., the Pleas.
aat Prospect tor Friday.

wasHIssTos, July iS.-For Se~ Eng
land Local rains, thunder storms, east
winds becoming variable; slightly warmer
in eastern Massachusetts.
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w.saISeroS, Julv I3.--Pensions have
been granted the following Maine peotie;
Original. Eiv&rd Lacy; reissue, Isaiah
Glenthner.
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Mss WfxsLow's SOOTHING syKrp hae hsen
used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MlLLION9 q
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN vbile TEETW-
ING, with PEkHEt;T SUCCESS. II 1OOI@n
me CHILD, sOFTEEs the GUNS. ALLAYB -
remedy fof DIAKkHEA. sold BY drsGg1gts II
ever psrt Of the world. Be sure an4 Aat ~
Ms. winslow's Soothing Syrup." aa1 ta1e -
other kind. Twenty Eve eesss bottie.
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STILL BUILDING.
The Good Ship Aryan launched
From a Bath Yard.
Large Attendance at Boys Assembly
at Good Will Farm.
!. .. ssalsksst. prsmiasat easdiasr Bssi-
ssss Man. Dead.

Barn, July Is.--The ship Arssn, c. v.
Ainott, builder, Was launched from bis
yard here today.
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reday's Games

Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St Louis.
New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia al Louis
vile, Baltimore at Chicago, Washington al Fitts
burg.
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LEGAL Forecast

Bosros, July ls,-For Nev England :;
Friday, local rain, cooler daring morning
followed by rising temperature; easteriy
wiads, becoming light and variable.
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Why is II that people 10 general are 90 prone to
disregard loss of str.Bzth, clearly percepiible IN
bodiy shYBksge, failure Of appetite. bso6en .est
lncomprehe but true sheer cDeis.sne...
an oseiwceang confidence in the power of nature
70 re- ape, aie-these are sBggestiblr reasons. One
Of the most observable signals Of danger thrown
By Distressed nature In waning strength. An eff
eteBi tonic l. the best safeguard against Impend
ing .,e,iI monx the invigofants which modern
science has deveiope, snd experienced srproved
l. Hosfifter's Stomach Bitters and IL occupies the
first place. Disss ion. renewed by this genial
storiacbie compensstes for drain OF vital force.
and a regular action Of the bowels and trse quill
condition OF the Bc's~s. 10th insured by it, u.s.,
co Operate In the compiets restoration Of vigof.
The Bssers remedies liver and kidney trouble and
malaria.
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At PORTLAND.
Other Games.

Brockton at Dover. Portlsnd at Fall River.
Manchester at Lewiston.
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Every breath Of foul sir taken into the
lungs is q step towards death. Purify with
iorieas liking Of Germ killers.- General
depots, James Y. Fuller G Co., and George
ID. Haskell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
New Corporation.
ALBANY. May 13.-The following companies

ALBANY. May 13.-The following companies
we're Incorporated to-day:
The Hancock Lumber Company. to manufacture and
sell lumber taken from lands in Delaware county;
capital. S3o.oOo directors. Thomas Keery OF Hancock,
Amos O Hall OF Reeds Creek. ii. T. owen OF War wick,
and others.
The New York and New Jersey Morrell Liquor Cure
Company. for the treatment and cure of alcohol, to.
baceo. opium. aad allied habits and diseases in the
States OF New York and new Jersey. with principal
ONCE In New York city: capital. $500 900: directors
Oliver Gus Howard; William ! wor,.l!; Willard A
Tho Hall 4 Lyon Furniture Company OF Waveriy,
Tioga county: capital, $4,000; directors. stephen Z.
Hail. GeoreeF y. Lyon, and others NJ WAveriy.
The Watsrtown Canning COMPANY TO manufacture
md sell CANNED goods; capital, slh.Ouo: directors. II.
=. inglehari. d q. Griffin, Albert Bushnell. U. ", VIII
mot. md Others OF Whtertown.
The Bunaio ONCE Building Company. for erecting and
renting an once bui'ding In Buffalo: capital. SiOO.OUO:
directors. John II. smith and Fred q, NJ, Lautz of Buff
Talo, and Robert d. Douglass OF New York city.
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An Express. Agent Disappears.

BUFFALO. May 13.-Dalton ". Carroll. agent
for the Wells. Fargo Express Company at tho
Erie Depot In this city. has disappeared and is
said to be short IN his accounts. Carroll has
been missing since last Saturday. He is 80
years OF age. is married. and has two children.
and has heen in the express service twenty
years. HIS wife has heard nothing from him
and has no idea Of his whereabouts. The cx-
press company officials decline to give any in
formation with regard to the case.
At the local office Of Wells. Fargo h Co. moth
ing was known yesterday OF the disappearance
OF this agent.