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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
At Mystic, Conn.

There are excursions and picnics on our
river every day. Yesterday the Sunday
school of Old Mystic took stea ner at
the Halfway house. Bushy Point Is a
D popular summer place for families and
nj cnics A number are tenting there.
An artesian well has been started on the
highest point Of the bluff.
Suits have been mmenced against
stockholders OF the Topeka, Kansas.
savings bank. Quite n pumber OF the
victims live in this vicinity. William Z.
Knox was president. He tran sferred his
property TO his wife and others, 1t is said,
and looks complacently upon his vic
tins.
The "Summer Girl" is the prettiest
boat on our river Sne can carry 200. Is
new and speedy.
A little OF the much needed rain came
Wednesday night.
John Allen will build Immediately
opposite the former residence of Mrs.
Layinis Denison on William street.
DIR. Wiggin has com mmenced to c'e,r
his lot, corner Of Broad and East Main
streets, for the erection OF his house.
Mr.. Eggleston has bu liz Very conven-
lent bo C for his fishing business.
Our river has n very small run OF crabs
this year. Usually the river is full OF
fleu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Pontiac.
The company's Office transformed itself

The company's Office transformed itself
into an eletric light station instant a.
neously during the shower yesterday
noon. The telephone was burned out
and set fire to the woodwork In the office
which was in close proximity TO the
wire. There was one of the clerks in the
Immediate vicinity at the time and the
fire WIS soon extinRuished with out much
damage TO the Office. IL Is thought by
an expert electrician that during the
storm the telephone wire me In contact
With an electric wire in the citv.
The Swedish Vacation school was
drawn up In group In front OF Library
hall yester iay. and photographed. ms was
also G. III. Johnson's grocery store and
market on King street The photog-
raphers were c. Jessen a. Go. OF Est
Greenwich.
The Methodist Sunday school of Cen.
treyiIle. and the Advent Sunday school
OF River Point. passed through this
village this morning in six party. wagons
on their way to Fields Point aud Roger
Williams park.
The Rev. J. @. Danielson of Norwich,
Conn, will. preach at the Swedish Lu
theran church Friday evening. Mr.. Dan
ielsou will be remembered as the young
gentleman, at that time student Of
Aueustana college. Rock Island. Ill.
thu taught the Swedish vacation scho'
1 l. brars hall la this village. last sum-
tner. a." u now the pastor OF the Swe-
dish Lutheran church at Norwich Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

no Y1ans Of 1sorgasisstsen Have Been
rsrmulstsd ~ Tsss
NEW Yonx, July p7.~rs is stated at
the Erie ofacs that 8sosivsr King has
left Tor Saratoga end Receiver Cullough
fos he White Mountains. II was asserted
positively that the Executive Committee
co.sistine Of Messrs King, Walsh, McCul-
Ioush and Cook did not decide to put the
road into tho hands Of . receiver until
lsts hour Tussdsy whsn Il was found
ehno n sedss 70 prsvsnt the sacrificing OF
oeousltsss In loans ~ company had TO seek
the neoesction of ths Court.
TIT explanation h given because Of .
eunsr = he sffsst thst tbs directors had
tully dsrtsrminsd On thS psssivsrship In
he last wssk.
Iho osmpany's floating debt IL about
n0.ooo. 900. ConSidesable OF 10 Il held
! <kh.oad, but the holders are we'll secured.
~ opiniou was generally expressed this
nhospiue that Il was better for all inter-
Ss1ed - ths ExiA that che company should
~ Int the hands Of friendly receivers
fatAw than have hostils ones forced upon
~ y y I'D thsA the application for ~
4kdyRY yns made also becsuse Of the fear
lhe1 q some Of the directors Of the COM
apaRT 16ok ths matter into their own hands
xuost hoouvsnisncs might result from the
8ppelItznsnt q various receivers In differ
VT States.
II = TOO early to speak of the reoreaAiEa-
nl0n. although it IL hintsd that the con-
Arolling interest will cut down charges to
k lower figure, and perhaps the second
mortgages will not be q direct charge on
khe company. II remains to be sean
khsthw the bondholdsrs will assent TO
Ms psvposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
4 PANIC IN THE MARKET.
Wild Excitement on The New York
Stock Exchange.
ANOTHER Big DROP IN VALUES
Two Weli-Known Firms Forced to sns-
psnd-No Plans Yet Announced for Re-
4 orrauIxation OF the Erie-Yesterdsy's
Story Of Disaster In the Financial woriA

NEW YoRK, July 27.-Ths two failures
announced ON the Stock Exchange yester-
dag afternoon, added to the depression
which had been felt throughout the day,
ewins TO tho troubles of the Erie railroad
ana the declaration Of its insolvency, pre-
cipitatsd panic In the market
6tocks went rambling down again, In
coussouspce Of the forced liquidation which
followed, and for the remaining hour and
half up to the Close Of business the board
room presented unmistakabis signs OF
usauins panic.
The frst failure was that Of II. ]. Nicho-
las & Co., OF IL Wall street, who an
uuunoed their suspension at l;30 p m.
The Arm consisted Of H. l. Nicholas, John
8, Nisholas, Walter @. Taylor and Marcus
Nayss, the two board members being II. /.
Nlcholas and w. c. Taylor.
The announcement crsatsd intense AZ
ejtsmsnA Mr.. Nicholas y . director OF
~ Evansville q Tsrre Haute railroad
eompony, and ono Of the largest share
holdsrs, The fAet that this stock has de-
Sl)psA dnos Monday last from l27 to %
Wlll ovs some indication OF the effect OF
e. forced sales which have been made In
O400I 70 D0cukv An0noy AoS WIG eSo "a sA~
0zm
Shortly afterwards IL was learned that
shs arm had made sn assignment TO Law
~ William Nelson Cromwell, Of 40 Wall
S6ruot. and % was stated that its liabilities
WUui1 net h les than 81, ,250, 900.
Ihe only pthsf failure however, was
nhaA 6f Jebn 3. Dumout, Of 20 Wall street,
w. buspsnsion was announced shortly
afeog 3 o'cloek. 10 II said that Mr.. Dumont
~ bssn intsrssted through customers In
many Of the stocks II which Mr.. Nicholas
No. mtsrusted. In addition v Evansville
- Ttfru Haute. General Electric and
IWUtsen Union, Mobile and Ohio and So
ESnI and 0maha wsrs said to be fayorisiss
'W1th NJ. Dupont
Afsss the panic In the Stock Exchange
hsA BEEN started the utmost excitement
psevailsd, and general liquidation follow
ca Iho bears were IN high feather and
~ yyssGding - the prices BY the army Of
roon tyadsS had it. eject In depressing
ths matkst stjll further.
Heavy blocks Of stocks were dropped bv
holders, and everybody seemed anxious TO
sell q any prics. Values dropped
sometimes two or three points u time,
and this continued mp 70 the Gloss, when
there ives slight rally II ou the lowest
prices Of tho day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Nashville Firms Assign.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27.-B. 8. Low
enthal & Son and N. j. Levy & Son
wholesale whisksy dealers, and Sulzbacher
Bros, proprietors Of the Hermitage vine
gar factory and large produce dealers
made special assignments yesterday. Th'
failures are directly due to the failure o.
the Louisville Deposit Bank, which is |
large creditor of the assignors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

wArERrowN, N. Y, July 97.--An su-
thoritative announcement IL made here to-
day of the withdrawal Of Senator George
z. Erwin, Of PotsdAm, az . candidate for
the Republican nomination for the Sena-
torship In the new 22d district, which oom-
prises Jefferson, st. Lawrence and Os-
wego counties. This practically leaves .
clear field for Senator Joseph Mullin, Of
this city. Senator Erwin's decision Is
rendered necessary on account Of con-
tinued Ill health.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Murderer rayior,s Goodness.

AUBURN, N. Y, July 27.-"Haven't you
got that chair ready yeti I'm ready to
take it now. What's ths use of putting 1t
of any longerr' These were the words
addressed to Warden Stout by Murderer
Taylor upon his morning call at the cell
for the condemned. Taylor was smiling
and spoke In a pleasant tone, having over
come any ill-feeling he may have harbored
for the warden heretofore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Rich Gold Strike.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, July 27.-The
best strike ever made in Cripple Greek Is
reported by the gold mining company
which owns the Rhinoceros and Nil Des-
perandum mines. A vein % inches thick
has been uncovered % feet beneath the
surface, from which sample mill run
gave %, 700 ounces gold TO the ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Fire I'm n Freight amr.

At 2:30 o'clock this morning Thomas
Connors. night watchman as the Old
Colony freight yard. discovered fire In
n freight car loaded with cotton. The
fire was burning briskly and Ser-eant
Smith pulled an alarm from OK 14l. TIL
cotton was badly dam 'ged by hre and
water and the side and roof Of the car
were burned off,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

CLEVELAND, July 81. The Avery Stamp
1ne Works has passed into receivers
ksnds, to avoid making an assignment.
Ths ocncern is perfectly solvent but is
anabls 70 get further accommodations
from ths banks, which already hold $780,
900 q its paper. Assets are estimated at
400. 900 and liabilities about $500, 900.
The matter came TO o head through the
ncoaou Of the Junction Iron Co., Of Steu-
bsnvills, Ohio, which wanted $8l All. 46
6us it. The works will be operated on un-
qnishsd goods until the stock on hand is
kxhaunt>d.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
KILLED by lightning.

CoNEY ISLAND, N. ", July 27.-Dur-
ing terrific thunder storm, last evening,
a man was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed and three other persons
were seriously injured. The man who
was killed is supposed to be Mr.. Loomis,
of Brooklyn, and the injured are j. w.
Steele, of Allendale, N. j.; Mrs. Armes,
of Coney Island. and an unknown woman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

Conclave General Sheridan, No. SS. of
Taunton, Mass, visited Crescent park
today. They with their friends, TO the
number Of 400, came up on the steamer
Planet.
League Patriot OF Fall River aud their
many friends came from that city today
Park.
The members of the Meeting Aid, A
street, and the Zion churches spent the
day at Camp White today. Dinner was
served at the boJel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
More wi.con.ln Failures.

MILWAUKEE,, July 27.--Specials to the
Wisconsin report two small bank failures
IN the interior OF the State. WIS the Ger
man Exchange Bank at Portage and John
Lienlokken, a private banker at Lacrosse
The Portage bank n capitalized mt 81, 900
No statement OF assets or liabilities il
given. Lienlokken's liabilities are placed
A. 40. 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Appea, for Contributions.

NEW YoRK, July 27.-The Columbian
Liberty Bell Committee has issued an APP
peal to all patriotic socisties and indi-
viduals asking for contributions to enable
the committee to carry out the various
patriotic works planned by IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Going Back % Italy.

New YoRK, July 81. Steamship agents
are at loss to understand the sudden in
crease In tha number of Italians sailing
from this port for Italy. For two weeks
past moro men Of this nationality have
sought transportation to their native land
than the steamship companies could ao-
commodate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

One OF the neatest parades seen upoi
the streets of this city during the year
was the one this morning made by the
many societies that are connected with
the order of the Clan-Na- Gael. The line
was made up as follows:
Police In charge OF Sergeant w. A. Laur rence.
Chef maj shal.
Col j. y, McGann, chief OF stan
Aids John annon sefaa Tnsaas acsets e. Cox Peter r.
HGws1 j. dannon Iona 3 aOSasy Ss
A. r. NerOne and James r.. Degnan.
Boyden Nonparei band;
Robert En%ss litsrsry Association. $50 mem, Jas.
Smmehen. marshal.
John Mlicheli Hsssca,lon, eSo men. John J. Kir-
Young ieand association OF Pawtucket, les m,n.
Pleasant View Literary association. 100 m en- T.
Manchester Martyrs association. 100 men; Michael
Gallagher marshal
Continental Band.
men John j. Lee. marshal
Celtic l. terary association. Ashton. 2oo mon; 4. B
Robert Emmot association Of Newport. 100 men,
bers, w 4. sullivan. marshal.
Ro9ert Emmet Literary club, Bristol. 20 members
Bernard O'ROurS e. marshal.
John Milchel association, Harrisvllle. rs men.
Thomas Cunningham marshal
Wolf Town association, East Providence. &c men.
Michael fogaty marshal
The Route of Procession.
The line OF march was from Exchange
place TO Exchange street, up Westmin-
sler to the Doyle monument, down Wey-
bosset, + Idly, Friendship aud Dyer streets
to the boats OF the Continental Steam
boat company. for Crescent Park, where
"A NOS enjoyable day was spent. Upon
arrival at the park most cxcsllcnt u,n-
ner was served.
At the wild West Show.
Afterward the Will West show was
visited. AT tie conclusion ad iresses
were made by Hon. +. ID. McGuinness,
George j. Wet and Others. The affair
was IN charge Of II. A. Mcguire, clair
man, j. +. Mowry, secretary, and j. Il.
Cannon, treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

BosroN. Mass. July "a. james II.
Murphy. the governors appointee to the
clerkship OF the Fourth district court Of
Eastern Midilesex, has withdrawn his
name. The hearing Of charges preferred
held today. but his resignation being
sent Co the governor prevented IL. Mr..
Murphy has flied an attachment In the
70 sistry of a eds at Cambridge against
Ltwyer 4. X. Sweetser for si00 900 for
rlander
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Strikers Return to work.

New HAVEN, July N.-Ths striking
molders Of Sargent & Company returned
to work yesterday on a truce. The COM
pany would not talk to the men so long az
they were not their employees. Mayor
Sargent says that business Is dull, and
that the company would close the depart.
ment before agreeing to some OF the de.
mands of the union,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Jersey City Butcher Fails.

JERSEY CrrY, July 27.--John O. Drew,
Wholesale butcher at Newark avenue and
Erie street, who had the contracts for sup
plying all the Pullman Car restaurants
running out of this city has failed. His liza.
bilities are $15, 900 and his assests S5, 900
He made an assignment to Joseph X.
Moore, who will sell all his real and per-
sonal property and divide the proceeds
among che creditors, who are mostly New
York marketmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Gorsd by q Hull.

BISoHAMToS, N. y, July 27.-William
Cornell, of Union, this county, was terribly
gored by vicious bull yesterday. The
timely arrival OF help saved his life. The
doctors think he Is not fatally injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

MoxrRrAL, July T--The local stock
markst II moro demoralizcd In condition
}hsn svsr In its history, every stock listed
psaching It's lowest point. Many persons
have besn actually ruined between here
and New York. II Is estimated that over
%, ,000, 900 OF Montreal money has been
lost within the past three months. So far
no bank or other failures have resulted
from the depression.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Estimates Tonorr ow

Heavy sniDping hogs
The grain marSets openel frmer, with
shorts buying on more rsas,u IN Il an
viai news
Hogs, $1,000; quality better; left over,
1000; prices l5: lower.
Provisions soft
Bears on cats base tn .ir belief ia lower
prices on the expectation Of very liberal
receipts
There has been heavy covering Of short
wheat but there is still plenty for sale on
every little rally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

BUFFALO, July 27.-The investigation
into the causes which led to the wreck of
the excursion train at East Aurora week
ago has been concluded and the blame
fixed upon the switchman at the turn
table and the engineer of the excursion
train. Both have been dismissed from the
company's employ. aSsn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Dam Lnmont In Maine.

BuzzARD's BAY, Mass, July 27.-There
was too much wind yesterday for the
president to take his regular fishing trip
down the bay. Colonel Lamont has gone
on short visit to his family at Sorrento,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

BosToN, July e7.-While suffering from
the effects Of liquor Mrs. Julia White, 10
years of age. living at l03 East Lenox
street, jumped out OF third-story rear
window into the back yard. She received
severe injuries 10 her back and legs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
TWO YEARS AT CRANSTON.

willis I. Work sentenced for Embexxle
ment From william H. Greene.
Willis |. Work was arraigned before
Judge Rogers today on char se Of en-
bezzlement aud received senlelce OF
two years at Cranston.
Works crimes date back to 1890, when
he was in the employ OF William X.
Greene, apothecary. lie succeeded in
gettinu away with about 500. He was
arrested ana subsequently pleaded guilty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
y, /.


NEwBu.lPJHt, Mass, July Ex-senator
u. y. Shaw announces that he will not be
q candidate for third term Ia the lcgis-
lature. lie j., however, willing TO succes
Mr. Mardeu as state treasurer,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
In Charge Of Bank EssmIn.r.

MAxcHksrEn. ". H., July &c. NJ.
Dofr. of Sopser.worth, a national hank ex-
nminer, has tsxen charge of the suspended
National Bank OF the COMMONWEALTH.
There Il no change In the financial Stu
ot,on here All banks are confident that
- worst n over, locally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
A Receiver In Charge.

MANCHESTER, N. H., July &C. NJ.
Dorr, national bank examiner, has taken
charge of the suspended National Bank of
the Commonwealth. All the banks are
confident the worst is over, locally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Arrested on an Execution.

A Russian named Garabod was ar
rested By Deputy Sheriff Blanchard last
right on an execution. He reposes today
at the court house lcckup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Orchard Thler,, BADLY unr..

PITTsBURa, July CIV. A. Dunlap of
this city shot and badly wounded three
orchard thieves, who, with others, were
trespassing on his property last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
REPORTED ny MILLER a VAUGHAN.
Chicago Grain Notes.

Chicago Grain Noto.
QUOTED ByA.r. wEEDEN
London; Wheat market quiet and un.
changed
Liverpool; Wheat marks Quiei
.eudeney Ia buy srs iavor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

WENT TO CRESCENT PARK
CLIN- M GAELS ENJOYING An
OUTING DOWN THE BIZ.

Good Parade Through tity streets.
Eloquent speeches at the Park-Day
Passed In Pleasurable EpJoymeDts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

Cruel story Was Uncalied For and Us
urjustifiablc.

Cruel story Was Uncalied FOR and Is
Urjustihabic.
FALL RIVER. July 97.-Indigna'inn il
hardly u strong enough word TO charac-
ter ze the fake story snt out by
a press resolution regarding ths
alleged confession OF Lizzie Borden,
The cruel story was uncalled ior aud 10
upjustiflable.
Ii is on par with the other persecu-
tions that have attended this woman
since that fatal August day.
The slightest investigation would have
proved It's falsity
p opIe here are verv indignant over the
cruel rumor. and the perpetrator would
suffer badly we're his identity known.
digging up afr esh Of tie sorrows of the
Borden girls. IL was heartless ia the
extreme.
when They Arrived.
TAUNTON. Mass. Ju'y 27-The M sses
Lizzie A. and Emma l.. Borden came TO
lady friend. Lizzie was attir. d In b &C <
aud looked nice y. while Emma went up n
the jail To see Sheriff Wright AMI wife.
l. zzle and the friends went about town
shopping, ate ice cream and bought ne
candy.
They seemed To he happy aud TO be
having very good time.
Laler Lizzie and the other lady all o
went up o the jii. where they pa Il
and had short soci II call.
The news OF their pre- tseuc in Taurton
created no end OF talk aud excitement
about town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
THE WEATHER.

Weather for this
evening - Fair and
warm. For tomor-
row--Slightly warm
er; westerly winds.
Temperature from
Ga. m. July 20. to 9
IN. July %: High.
est, IS 5; lowest.Gs5;
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TO TAME A ZEBRA.
Prof Gleason, the Horse Tanner, and .
Vicious Cincinnati Animal.

Prof Gleason, the Horss Tanner, and .
Vicious Cincinnati Animal.
New York, Dec. 31.-An interesting
experiment in. animal training will be
tried at the Madison Square garden on
Monday evening, January .. Oscar r.
Gleason, who has been known for many
years as successful horse tanner,
will then try to tame a vicious
zebra. He has lived for four
years in the Geological garden in
Cincinnati. He has killed four keepers
and three zebra mares and n short time
ago he nearly killed a man who tried
to subdue him. Mr.. Gleason, who has
never tried to tame q zebra, wants to
find out for himself and to show others
just how much he can do at tanning an
imals, so he has bought Dick for $1,000
and he means to try To bring him under
subsection.
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FRANKpoRr, KY, Dec. 81. Warden
Norman has discovered and foiled
plan for big outbreak of prisoners-
The outbreak was the most cunningly
planned of any over attempted in the
prison, and, but for the timely discov-
cry, would have led to big delivery Of
prisoners
The plan was even more complicated
and shrewdly eoncoctsd than was tho
famous escape Of the Morgan command
of soldiers at Columbus, O., during the
war. A hole had been cut through n
workshop bench and LED under the floor
to the mouth of a tunnel that had been
dug fifty feet In length, and to within
ten feet OF a big sewer just outside of
the prison wall.
The men who climbed through a win
dow into the shop and did their work
Sundays, were evidently working to-
ward the big sewer. This once reached,
fifty men could have walked single file
down to the river bank, half mile be-
low town.
IL is not thought that more than =
half dozen men were engaged on the
work at first, and some one must have
seen the warden enter the shop Sunday,
for the minute the warden began his
secret Sunday watch the work stop
ped. The warden kept his secret and
told no one that he was watching until
Thursday, when, abandoning hope of
catching the willy tunnelers, he had the
tunnel filled up, and fresh safeguards
added to that portion of the shop
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New YORK, Dec S1.-"Umbria'' was
the name the signal lights Of big
two-funneled, three-masted steamship
flashed TO the tower on Fire Island, Mt
midnight, it was. indeed, the long over
due Cunarder vessel The operator over
in the tower lost no time in sending the
good news He took another look
through the glass at the steamship
There was no mistaking the big black
hull and clear outlines of the Cunard
racer. There she was defined in the
clear moonlight.
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southern Industries.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dee. s1.-Ths
Tradesman has compiled reports of new
industries established during the year
1892 in the states of Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia. Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia
and West Virginia The total is 2,440.
being s2s less than for 1891, sos less
than for 1890 and 141 less than for 1889.
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WANTCn Statesmen. Salary and expenses
W NV Cu from start; permanent place; good
chance for advancement; experience unnecessary;
outfit free reliable stock liberal treatment; con-
troll of territory and sub agents given right party
apply once. Brown Brothers Company, Nur-
serynan, Rochester, New York.