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THE ARCHITECT.

Buckingham palace, exclusive Of It's con-
tents, represents an expenditure Of $50, coo, .
900.
Historic old Castle Garden has been con-
verted into "A magnifcently appointed aqua
rum.
Greek and Roman architects placed earth
en- jugs ia the walls of theaters to increase
the resonance.
From the top Of the tower the Russians
are erecting on the mount Of Olives, in Je-
rusalem, il will be possible TO see bG1h the
Mediterranean and the Dead seas.
Picking is surrounded by a wall 30 feet
high and 40 feet thick. The walled portion
If the city Is 10 miles in circumference, aud
The wall itself is between 500 and 900 years
.IA
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Moody-Bulger promised to do anything
in his power to serve me- / called on him
the other day.
Grueby-Did he receive you graciously2
Moody-Oh, yes indeed - effusively, l
should say Said he: MY dear fellow, /
am glad TO see you. l must help you. You
must take something What do you say
to Aura walk. for instancef"-Bosto
Transcript.
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For quarter Of q century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested. and tho
millions who have reosivsd benefit from iia
use testify 10 it's wonderful curative powers
IN all diseases OF throat, chest aud lungs.
A remedy that has stood the test 30 long
and that has given universal satisfaction 10
no experiment Each bottle Ia positively
guaranteed 20 rive relief, or the monoy will
be refunded. IL 10 admitted to be the most
reliable for coughs and colds. Trial bot
ties free 40 Pa chen 'Aohsul DTug Com
pany. Large size 600 and 81.
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For further information. mnpa rates. STA.
call at
No. North Main Street. Helena.
Or write tho undersigned
c. W. PITTS. CITY Ticket Agoat
Wy HARDER. General Agent
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have been troubled for Yenrs With
hacking cough. Have had many doctors
and tried FIFTY cough cures. l grew worse
oil ths time. tried Parks Cough Syrup
and found i'm mediRts relief. /. begins 20
the bottom OF the dieeAse and / know IL Is
tho best cough remedy on the market. Ro-
fer any sufferer TO Mrs. w. j. FaheT. lie
Roy. N. Y. Sold by Psrchen- ID Acheul
Drug COMPANY.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars,
Buffet Smoking Librery Car.

Passengers booked 10 Europe by the following
FIST class lincs Cunsrl. White star. An thor.
Red tar. Allan, American. and Oth9EI Pre-.
paid passages from Europe arranged
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eaI>Ss1faa,
'HA'1uINE
Montana Central Railway
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October "a, 1893

DTPkRr PROM HELTNA.
No. !. Butte Local. daily. except sun
day .................... 49,. ........... $50 a. r
No. % Atlantic Express eSstbor nd. 1885 o. d
No. p acitc Express. westbJund 5l5 q
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saood for are treated more successfullv
by Parks Tea. II is not a cathattic; no
gripping or pain. yet moves the bowels every
day. Sold by Parchen-D' Aoheul Drug
company.
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Each day the papers print the news,
But regularly, just the saIle,
The festive grangers haste "a lose
Their savings on the green goods game.
-Washinnton Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

are a shade frmer. Appended are quotations for
actual business: Bankers bills 4S75s and
SASSY for long and short sterling respectively;
French francs. 5l67s and SIS; reichsmarks, 957s
and So 1916.
In London British consols recovered "a to
i0l lie for money and lie to the same quotation
:or the account. The Bank OF England further
yained 1000 bullion on balance In the open
market money ruled easy at l1-l6 per cent for
bankers balances Bar silver Is off I'D to
B%d. an ounce American railway shares adj
yanced sharply and closed strong the
ton of Amsterdam liquidation. The beginning
Of the fortnightly settlement disclosed a small
count. At Paris French per cents rallied 72la
centimes to 1000. sight exchange London
being unchanged at 25.17 francs to the sterling.
The weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows increase in specie OF 1852, 900
marks.
The Kansas Pacific Consolidated Committee at
a meeting to-day directed their counsel 10 apply
for the appropriation Of the revenues of certain
divisions Of the road to the payment of their
coupons. Bondholders under the mortgage are
requested TO unite in this proceeding, which will
be made at an early day.
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COUPON BONDS OF 81 900 EACH. CONVERTIBLE IN
TO REGISTERED BONDS or $1,000
AND MULTIPLES THEREOF.

These bonds are OF issue OF sooooooO
the ST Louis Division Of the Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago & st. Louis Railway Company. extending from
Terre Iaute Ind East 81. Louis. ILL.,
on July l. 1874 all the other outstanding mortgage
bonds on this properly and VIII be paid of out
proceeds Of this issue and these bonds besides
being a direct obligation Of the c., C.. C. ST. L. KY
Co.. will then be secured by an absolute frst mortgage on
the property mentioned.
$4,000 Of the bonds at the time OF their issue
deposited Trustees Sinking Fund. the In
regularly collected and applied 10 the
purchase outstanding bonds at not exceeding lO' per
cent and interest by which the retirement or e
entire SlO0ooo C.. C.. c. ST. l.. bonds Will be nearly
provided for their maturity: bonds can however, De
called for prior to their maturity ana all
purchases for the Sinking Fund be made in the open
market
The following statements arc made us by the Pres
iden, OF the Company: The old having
been completed 1856 From 1861 TO 1880 It was operated
under lease by the c.. c. c. ST., Ry CO. ana IT'S
OF It's main lines OF railway by means
Of which the system obtained access t. 81 LOUIS
In view fact tina; under the terms OF the lease
the rental was constantly increasing proportonaey with
the traffic tho line, II was manif"suy desHaue 10
terminate the acquire the actual ownership OF
property n could be done on satisfactory basis
After negotiations. such ownership was acquired
IN 1890 and as the purchase price therefor the c. c. C.
& St L. Ry. issued It's 100000 bonds above mem
toned thus effectng a minimum saving OF SOoo per
annum.
-
sdings.
ed. running across the centre OF 'he
State Illinois through Of It's richest sections ana
OF its best towns and cities
1T Is in nst-cnss condition and Is throughout main
trunk terminals in Eas, St Louis are very ex-
tensvc only actual present value but
also steadily increasing by reason OF the occupation
Of all ground by other systems They could not he
duplicated at the present time ana as the c. c. C. x
81 l. the outlet Of Vanderbilt system 10 points IN
lis territory these terminals essential ana gIeay aad
10 the value of these bonds.
The G. c. c. & St. L. 2y Co. is entirely free from
floating debt"
We oncr sGOoooco Of the above bonds. which are now
ready for delivery. sale at 90 cent and accrued
Mortgage bonds Of the 81 Louis Alton and Terre Hnne
Railroad Company the line in question one lat OF
which az above stated mature July !. 1890 VIII be ac-
ceped az any prior that date at par ana interest
to maturity IN payment for the bonds offered.
NEW YORK. June %. ls1i
DREXEL, MORGAN 4 CO.,
20 Wall Street.
VERNIITXE x, co
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financial.
100000
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Railway Company
ST. LOUIS DIVISION
First Collateral Trust Mortgage q per
cent Gold Bonds,
DUE NOVEMBER 1ST, 1890.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
COIN OF THE UNITED STATES OF TIE PRES
EMIT STANDARD OF WEIGHT AND
FINENESs WITHOUT DEDUC-
TON FOR TAXES.
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financial.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

The preliminary work undertaken by limited number
Of Atchison stockholders has been completed large
correspondence has with stockholders In
other cities and general spirit cooperation developed
II is now necessary TO form an organization which Will
represent body ~ stockholders For this pur
pose interested in protecting the rights OF stock
holders In the coming reorganization requested TO
assemble 1913 p NJ. Wednesday. June 9th. ut Office
Of ~ Y Exchange Safe Deposit Company. Prod
uce Exchange Building (cor. Whitehall and Stone Sts)
T.. ID. CARLEY,
Chairman Temporary Committee.
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DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
20 Wall Street.
VERNILYE & CO.,
NASSAU and Pine Streets.
10 wAIL STRICT. NEW YORK. Jun. 9Th. ,se.

10 WALL STREET. NEW YORK June 9th. 1904
Notice is hereby given q the holders q FIRST AND
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS or THE ST LOUIS.
ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE r. r. COMPANY. that
the principal Of the Ing will July
ist 1894 and VIII cease that
date. namely:
First Mortgage series 4 with coupon for
mos. INTEREST,".
First Mortgage Series with mos nc
crucd INTEREST,".
Second Mortgage Series G with mos. nc
crucd iutercsD.
Second ,orfgngc Series ID with mos. ac-
cru~d intcrcsD.
Second Mortgage Income bond (with = mos.
accrued INTEREST,".
Holders desiring payment IN cash notified that the
UNITED STATES THt'sT COMPANY viii pay the prin-
cipal and Interest the above bonds and after July
% q ~ o?l-e. - Wal St. NcwY city.
Referring tho advertisements q Me~afs Drexe Nor
gan %. and aessrs. Verlpiye g. Coz. notice also
gwen that holdes - these bonds desiring
exchange them the g.. G. .. 81 Louis Railway
Coz ~ Louis Division First Mortgage Bonis secured
the old line = this company. may present their
either Of the above houses from and after this
dave. IN payment for the said c. &. c. &c 81. Louis
Bonds
GEORGE POSTER PEABODY Chairman
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DULUTH & MANITOBA RAILROAD CO
r,usT MORTGAGE BONDS.


The Bondholders' Protective Committee announce thht
,o,ae-s 80 large number OF bonds have signed the
agreement dated April a. lsSi'
An holders Of tho above bonds who have not signed II
should do so promptly negotiations are In progress TO
effect an Arrangement with the Receivers OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Coz which will protect the interests OF
bcndholders.
To bring these. negotiations to SUCCESSFUL ana I'M
mediate ISSUE essential that the Committee al once
receive necessary authority from and support OF the
hondhoders who are invited communicate with any
member Of Committee its Secretary II they desire
further particulars.
Comics Of the agreement may be obtained rom tho
NEW-YoRk GUARANTY & INDEMNITY COMPANY.
80 Street the Secretary OF the Committee
New-York. June H. 1904.
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
CORNELIUS II. GOLD,
EVANS II. DICK,
CHARLEMAGNE- TOWER, Jr,
CHARLES Il. WRIGHT. Jr..
~'-j 49, Committee
ARTHUR LINCOLN. Secretary.
rs Broad ST.. New-Yori
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK


IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
~ WAI.REN-sr. NETWORK.
rgNUE TRI S'rEES " This institution have de
4 clare. Interest remaining deposit dur
INK months endnr juno 10 ~ the rate
4 Four Per Cent per tHEum ;, go and under. anl
Thre, Tcr cent per ~ tbr excess * sWb
exceeding $500 raynhe IN and nfter Monday. J.y ~.
DEPOSITS made before jGly 10 VII, draw interest
rom lr.v !.
DAVID NJ DEMAREST. President.
q; BYRON IATIAiER. Secretary.
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FALL RIVER LIME

--0 FALI RIVER L,ING
DOUBLE SERVICE. Steamers PRISCILLA. PURITAN,
PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE in commission \ splendid
orchestra each Leave New York from Pier IS (O.d
MOI y. r., foot Of Murray-st, At
n,C y, NJ, week DAYS and sundays for Fall River
direct connecting With express due Boston 600
A. W. This steamer touches Newport Monday morn
ings only at 3.l5.
$3.50 y. VI. week days only for Newport and Fall
River due Newport FAN River 200 \. NJ, connect
ing win express train due Boston 800 \. N.
For QUAINT Cape Cod odd Colony Resorts tcon-
tanning list ~ hotels and boarding houses, and Fail
Kver Zine rate folder send cents IN stamps TO r. Y.
Box 80. New York
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INTEREST PAYABLE MAY 1ST AND NOV. 1ST IN
THE CITY OF NETWORK
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NATIONAL ,uwAY, BANK.

ND, s nrr. Jane 2ofh 1924.
STlf DIVIDEND.
,1UF BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
| declared s~faI-rnrunl dividend ~ SIX PR CENT.
free ~ faA. ahi" on nnl a'"r july l9o 4ir I"9
fer iuok- viii remain closed luu thHt laie
\. r. J. RICE. Cashier
Tfri.>IT HArio@AL nN''K. $40.
WORK. 18TH. lsi'
rI'IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS hay" This day
a.ciarei T. s,ai .auur, dn ld'nd q Ttr'" l~r c.n'.
g.. .. ia ia,aNlr 900 nul fft.r llN ~ l'Ai Tie
r.. nsfer books VIII remain closed rnrl t-ni ,n,y
ALFRED II. BILL.
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LIlpl0fnO NoIltf5.
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST CO.,

23t FIFTH AVE
branch Office, New-IOrk. June lZlh' 1914.
IL Wall 81. -,
The Board ~ Directors have day declared tho
regular dividend of three cent on the
cnp of payable July ISL ISL
10 stockholders June 2Ofh TRANSFER BOOKS
viii close June 2Oth at r. n and reopen July 3d. 1891
FRED'K l.. ELDRGDGE Secretary.
TIE ORIENTAL BANK 1900
NETWORK. June q. lsJt,
MIGHTY SECOND CONSECl five SEMI
IL ANNUAL pfVIDRND.-The Board 4 Directors have
this day dividend 81 Five -, cent payable
on and after July 2. 1894. ,,
Tho transfer books will b. closed from June ~ To- Juy
2 inclusive. NELSON o. AlKtS, 'iSh'r'
n ATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. IN
~ NEW-YORK. -DIViDENn-A scnl-annuai dividend
OF FOUR 90 PER CENT has been declared upon me
capital stock 81 this Bank payable on and after Mohday
% July. prISim0.
Transfer books closed until July-3. ls0.
W. 9. pUVALL, Cashier.
THE OHIO LAND AND RAILWAY CohPthl /.
- PURCHASE MONEY Mortgage Coupons due
i July l. lSoi will be paid the office u the Atlantic
G. o. HUNTER. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Now YORK ONlc", % VIII -
Juno -. 1904
COUPONS Of the six per cent. d@bcniIrrs ~
~ this COMPANY maturing July l. 1874. VIII be- paid
,sd ate July 2 q office Of the METROPOLITAN
TRUST COMPANY, 81 wall St. N"w-NoIk
w. g. CbAPF. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

Onirc of
GAIyEsTO. CITY RAILROAD CO..
GALVESTON. TENAS. June 23d. 1891.
COUPONS Of the First Consolidated Mortgage
~ Bonds Of city X. r. 90. duo July ist
will be paid "a the NEW YORK GUARANTY AND
INDEMNITY COMPANY. No. - Cedar 81, on md after
july o. lsD,. WI. II SINCLAIR. rrcsldent.
New York Betting and Packing Co.. Limited.
IL Park Row, New Yorh June -. 1894.
coupons due July |. 1894. on the q per cent.
~ Mortgage Debenturc company be
paid upon presentation and after that date the ooe
Of the Kncher5Ockcr Trust Co. N Wall-st.
Nh 7. BAIRD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

rIIELITY LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF SlOuN
CITY. IOWA
New York Oacc. 81 Wall 81,
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LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL

LAkE SHOKE NNU Nh III'INN sO' II'T'I'3' IF1'111-
WAY 60.
Trcasurer's once. Grand Central Derot
New York June 22l. 1904
rINIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
i pany have this day declared SEMI -ANNIAL
DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT. On &c Capital stock.
payable at this office WEDNESDAY. the hrat day 81
August 10 the Stockholders - recon-. At l. COCK
noon. on SATURDAY. the Roth instant. AZ which time
the transfer viii be- closed. @, be rc1pen"d On me
morning Of THURSDAY. the u day u August next
T. y. WORCESTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

FIFTY NINTH DIVIDEND
rUHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day

4 declared q sonia Annual ulyleu. ? FIVE PER
Gent ire, 4 tax. plylhs 1ri after July =. ltJ4.
untn which date the transfer L is VII remain lt@i
GEORGE $. III IDK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

THE DENVER 4 RIO GRANDE II. II: co.
DENVER. Colorado. June - 1894.
n OUPON no. Ii OF THE FIRST CON
~ solldated Mortgage. Per Gold Bonds 81 this
Company maturing July list 1904 Will - paid and
after July ID Fourth National Bank Of New York.
j. W. GllIILY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

UNITED STATES CORDAGE COMPANY.
1853. l35 AND 1871 FkONT STREET. $500
NEW YORK. June l9th 1891.
NOTPONS Of the First Mortgage six per cent
" Bonds ~ Company Will b" paid on presentation
he Trust 90 corner Wall ana Nassau
streets New-York. on and after July 81. i>9i
WILLIAM H. COIiilN. Treasurer.
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CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO..
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
TIIE ROARD OF DIREGT0KS have dccln

~
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NEW-YOhN June 22l. lSoi
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
L SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND u OEE MD ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. ON :he CAPITAL STOCK. pay
able q Office tho lst dHv ~ August next
TIE TRANSFER BOOKS VIII be- closed at Y o'clock
NJ on SATURDAY. tho 3ofA day Of June ana VIII bc
r"oI~nei the morning Of IiliRs!Al M ~ gay ot
August. ALLAN con. ir"'9n'''
m HE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER
i BANK New York. June % 1884, EIGHTY FIRST
DIVIDEND. Tho Directors have this d'y declared Il
semi annual dividend q Three Per cent - g'r cont:
free q TAX payable and after JuN : l'D' uH''
which date tie transfer br,@s VIII De ,.scl 49,,
". u VAN NLtCK. Cashier.
BRIDGEPORT TTACTION C0MrANY.
rINIIE cot PDNS of the Bridgeport traction
Company due July ist ls,i viii hr paid or rrcs"n'i-
KERR & Company. 81 Wall street. N"v-forN ely.
MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE HATIONAI. BANK
or THE CITY OF NEN-lpisk ,.,,
rg,IfF BOARD or DIRECTORS have mis- day
L declared a dividend u THREE ~ PER CINT free
tax payable AMI after July n ;N'i. uutl when
\. $. AGAR. clsho-.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK;
June -. 1884
FIFTY NINTH DIVIDEND.
rTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
4 declared Semi Annual plyM.u. 2 FIVE PER
CENT frc. 4 tax. payable on nri affcr July IVA
unt which date tho transfer lDhs alll remain ...el
GEORGE s. i'NpK.
cashier.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tf~asIfcI's one. G'a1l Central S,Hu.u.
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DRjnGEPOnT TRACTION COMPANY.
LMIE nI-HNNS ~ iL. RrLlunnurl IrlCilnI
MEhcnANIs. ExcnANcE .::ATIoN.AlL nANN

L Company due July st. 1s'i viii be- p'd on r,rn' l.
ton on ana after that date the Office - kt'NpND'
X ERR & Company. 81 Wall street. Nrv-fofN CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-03-29
iNcREDIBlf BRUTALITY
Charged Against Boston Officials IN
Charge of the Poor.


Bosr N, Much Is. The alie4manic In
ve.si sstion OF the cI.y's public institution.
vss continued in the Comm n C0ancil
pesintendent McCahrey continued his testi-
mony - to the condition Of a6sirs at Long
Island. lie ssii At the. time the sick yer.
depsivsd Of mix. Supt. Ccggswelfs does
were ti~en quart > day. 4 sick mar
man named CuIrsn begged for milk and
the witness gave hin some bscauee he vas
too weak to eat bread. Another invalid
named Herrick chok, d to desth because he
was too weak TO eat the meat given him
in place of milk.
There vas no cook except woman who
was fr quently drunk snd was often seer
in that condition by DR.. Coagswell. The
receiving officer and clerk had also been
seen drunk by him and had been reported,
but nothing was done about it. Witness
said thst when DR.. Coegswell vas toll that
the women had no clothes to wear. he re-
piled, "Let them be abed then" The hies
were 90 troublesome and patients too weak
to brush them OF, that they were covered
with them.
At one time woman At Long Island was
about to be confined, and although it was
evident that their services would be re-
quired soon. both DIR. Coegswell and Df.
Dever went to bed, leaving the woman suf-
ferirg. there being no female attendant in
the hospital. About 2 they were called by
the wAtchman, but the child was born and
the mother died that morning.
There had been no fire regulations nor
even a fire hell on the island until he got
ono hirnsalf The hearing adjourned until
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-03-29
aosELl IHE Layfa.
fcausinued fran lst pass.l

seSsiaed DIT - iIsd taken Mise Psllsra rid
ipe tlfee of four tises. lie vas married
man at the time. Brant said the woman Ie
knew Il Lena Singl. tons - Madeline Pol
Ind sas about ive feet high Or less. Miss
Pollard Is much taller than thai.
MiSs Pollard seemed 70 b visisi0k Lena
Sipg:eton. when lie viriHd tfefe IN me
suu.frer Of 1893. BraHt said that when ne
met Miss Pollard ID 1888, bis sup2osition
was that she was attending school. either g
,syre Institute, IL ngton, Or ar Ciocinnsn.
The last tine be had. 'aken her riding vas
in July Or August, 1855. Bfant vas asked
il be had immoral rel .tions with the yonng
somsu, and lie sid he thought hs shouid
not be compelled 70 answer that question
and he VS. not forced TO ansver.
The deposition Of Letcher Lusby. chief
OF tolice Of Lexington, vas rea.. He SAID
he had heard Of Lena Singleton - the
keeps r Of = horse Of ill-fame Her repusa-
ton wss tha. Of 1 public prostitute. Ms.
Lusby had been employed BY the Adams
Express Company, Lexington. He ws
ssked II during the time be was in the COM
osny's service James C. Rodes expressed
money to any pefeon outside Cincinnaii.
Mr. Lusby said that Il ,des shipped money
r. qusntly to soma young lsdy. who're name
he could not r. remember. at Wesleyan col
eye, Cincinnati. Roles said the was his
niece.
VT. Jones, member Of Lexingson's
board of aldermen, deposed that he koew
the family Of Pfpsidens Brown, Wesleyan
College, snd visited them frequently in the
fall and inter Of 1888, where he met Mad
line PollarJ. The dep,nens said miss
Pollard told him that Rodes vas raying her
tuition. but she did not Intend 70 marry
hin. He vas an ignorant old farmer, she
ssid, and che exps cted to pay him back.
Cont adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Colonel Breckinridge will take the stand
tomorrow, unless the unforseen should
happen, to testify in hi, own behalf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-03-29
TINS IS HARD LUCK.
Lynn Refused to Eslct Irish Tenants
and Fled to America.


Nrw HAVEN. CT, March ss.-It is re-
D ,rted here that Captain Bryan +. Lynn,
who left this city about tix months ago fo'
Z .i,it to Ireland, vas recogoizsd by Bii.
ish soI iiers. arrested and sentenced to two
ysars' inprisonment for deseTtion from th.
army. lie served several years in ths
British army. but refused to carry out Or
a, to eviet tenants ia Ireland. and b lug
sentenced to imprisonment for insuboriina-
lion, escaped from jill. and came to New
Haven, where he made state reputation
6 . sxord1man. When he started for his
visit be arranged to travel in disguise.
Lynn gsined his title ~ captain through
his connection With the First Regiment nt
Hibernia j rifief, Connecticut. Lynn served
in one of the crack cavalry Commands o.
the Eng ish army, and particip .ted in the
march of the colamn to the relief of
Chinese Gordon at Khartoum. He was sew
eral times complimented in general orders,
it is said, for nsp;cuous gsltsntry on the
field, particularly in the affsir at Abu-Klea.