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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
FINANCIAL NEWS.
Atchison Has Great Recu-
perative Powers it Seems.
Egypt is Not in 1t With Americas
corn Raising.
special TO The News.


NEW YORK, Oct. II. THERE'S no doubt
that the Atchison system has exceedingly
recuperative power and the ofncers OF
the road assure their most intimate
friends that the company VIII earn co.
600. 600 more in the next II months, net
money, than II made in the previous
fiscal year.
ST. Paul is being bought, so we'll
bought, that really IT requires very little
bulling. The stock, as the next lew
weeks will show, will bull itself. Ii Is GER
tain that dividends W i'll be increased and
that st. Paul may be safely counted upon
to return not less than per cent. to
the stockholders during the present nscai
year.
While there is no doubt that ID. G. +.
will, in the very near future, sell In the
neig borhood of 80, certain insiders are
not in sympathy with any pronounced
movement at this time. 1t Is authorize
lively stated that the trade conditions
are better than they have been in many
months and the pospects certainly en-
courage the belief that from now on the
ID. q. +. Company will make considera-
BILE money. The reorganlzatlon, owing
TO the friendly understanding arrived at
between rival interests, cannot fall TO
enhance the value of ID. {. L. property.
The stock is not one that is particularly
well thought of by conservatives houses
in the street, because It's past movements
have been of a character to disenchant
the most patient, but clean bill OF health,
SO the insiders say, has been given 10
It,
The strength OF Sugar encourages the
belief that this stock wlll do very much
better.
Some OF the old directors parties OF
the l.. & N. bought the stock yesterday
on the raid and they insist that no reason
for the decline can be advanced.
The government crop report Is factor
of no small moment. 1t is estimated that
the yield of corn will be z, 263, 700
700 bushels. The percentage is high in
every State except Nebraska, where the
condition averages 80, while in Missouri,
the banner State, there VIII be yield
equal TO IL per cent.
GENERAL FINANCIAL NOTES.
The London market is Is better. except
for Reading and l.. and N, both show
ing a decline OF 1-S per cent.
Canadian Pacific earnings for the first
week of October increased $4,000; On
tario & Western, increase, sT02s.
A small dealer in Kaffirs failed in the
London Bourse today and in consequence
Kaffirs opened weaker, dropped further
and then rallied, now being higher than
last nights closing.
The Government excess OF expenditures
so far this month, 81, ,415,S36.
The first instalment OF the war indem-
nifty TO be paid Japan will be han ded to
the minister at London shortly. II
amounts TO 80, 600, 900 taels.
Joseph says: EGYPT as a corn raiser
was not in il with this country. The bears
in G. b. q, are confident; they threaten to
break the stock because Of the low per-
centage of corn in Nebraska. Hold st.
Paul and keep long of Sugar. Better
average Gas on any further dip and dc
NOT he afraid to hold l.. N N. ~
For Late Financial News See Page 3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last night Judge Bliss arrived home
from the fishing excursion TO Prudence,
where he took a party, which included
Hon. ID. s. Ray and several other promi-
uent citizens. On their way up the bay
one of the party shot two ducks.
The work on the Phillipsdale branch or
the electric road is nearly completed. The
rails on the bridges have not yet been
laid. There is gang OF men at work
stringing the wires Ii is not expected
that the cars will run over this branch OF
the road till Red bridge is completed, 80
taht the cars will go direct TO the city.
Last evening Netop Council, q. U. A.
III. held Its regular meeting.
Fraternity Encampment held its regular
meeting last evening. One application
was received and referred. Some very
interesting accounts were given by the
members present, who visited the ma
tional encampment at Atlantic City.
. This morning John Stewart was before
the court charged with being intoxioat-
ed. He pleaded guilty and was fined y
and costs.
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SECOND s.: !,'!!!)hND[
2:45 O'CLOCK.
DYNAMITE.
A Shell Thrown
Between Cars.
Passengers Killed and Badly
Manned.
Inhuman Work Of Certain insurgents
Near La Resbalosa.
Greatest Indignation Prevails Against
Passengers Killed and Badly
Manned.
Inhuman Work Of Certain insurgents
Near La Resbalosa
Greatest Indignation Prevails Against
the Cowardly Assailants.

HAVANA, Oct. 11.-Further details are
received from La Res sbalosa, near which
place a mixed train of passengers and
freight cars was attacked by the insur-
gents, who threw a dynamite shell be-
tween the cars, seriously injuring tve
of the passengers and more or less inJur-
ing all the others, so that two OF the
wounded each lost leg and both hands,
che leg of another one having been am
putsted, and three others are In danger
OF death. Two of the wounded passen-
gers have already succumbed TO their in
Iuries. The greatest indignation prevails
against those insurgents who have been
guilty.of this inhuman act. The insur-
gents have also partially destroyed with
dynamite an iron railroad bridge at Cam
ajuahi and another at Tuinicu, province
OF Santa Clara.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
The Foresters' Fair.

There is fair in old Infantry hall,
Dorrance street, being given under the
auspices of Court Thomas w. Dorr, 7S45,
A. o. f. OF A., which began week ago
last Saturday and will be continued until
next Monday night, it being held for
the purpose of adding TO the treasury
FUNDS. Ii has been entirely successful
30 far and bids fair TO continue 50.
Among the various features, which In
clude dancing, there are voting contests
for lady's and gentleman's gold watch
and a gentleman's bicycle. The leaders
to date are: Lsdy's watch, Misses Annie
Gilday and Margaret Lawless; gentle
mans watch, Messrs. Joseph f.
McElroy and John II. O'Neill; bicycle,
Messrs. Martin Ridden and John II. Nc
Mapus.
There was prize waltz for ladies last
Thursday evening, tho winner being Miss
Mamie Doyle OF Fox Point. Last evening
there was another prize waltz for both
sexes, and the prizes were awarded to
MIR. John Markey and Miss Doyle.
The judges last night were Messrs. John
II. O'Neill, Owen Trainor ard John
Hennessy.
During the fair there have been delesa-
tions present, among others, from
Courts jefferson and Phillip Allen, and
1t 10 tho intention next Monday evening
| TO entertain the Italian benevolent So
cieties of the city and Court Washington,
74S7.
rhe general committee in charge of
the fair: Thomas Cullen, chairman I;
Thomas Doyle, secretary; Joseph W..
Roche, treasurer; John McNulty. VIII
liam Mulgrew, Joseph O'Brien, John b.
Doran, Thomas Conan, Thomas f. Dom
ahue, John Ward, jeremiah Collins, VIII
liam p. Murphy.
Among the young ladies assisting the
general commmtiteo are Misses Mary Sui
Ivan. Mamie Doyle. Lizzie Mccarthy,
Agnes McGettrick, Theresa McGettrick,
Katie Hart and Nellie Gilleeney.
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TRICHINAE FOUND.
Probable Cause of the Wholesale Poi
soning Following q Wedding.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 1L-Dr. T.. r. Lee
count has found evidences of trichinas
in portions of the body OF the first victim
OF the recent wholesale poisoning follow
ing a wedding feast at Sabula, Ia. He
conducted a microscopic examination OF
the specimens sent him at the Rush Med
ical College laboratory yesterday. While
he could not give decisive opinion last
night, because the examination had been
conducted by artificial light, he was
confident sunlight would enable the mi.
croscope to plainly discover trichinae.
The investigation OF DIR. Lecount will
probably clear up the mystery OF the
strange sickness OF 80 or 20 persons, and
the peculiar deaths OF five others at Sa-
bula.
The afflicted persons were taken sick at
various times within three weeks follow :
ing recent wedding at which they were
guests.
DIR. Tugg OF Clinton, Ia, sent to Chi
cago for examination specimens OF the
diaphragm and tnorax of one of the vic
Tins. DR.. Tugg said the guests at the
wedding all ate heartily OF ham, which
had been hastily cooked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
BRISTOL.

Captain Horace Shippee of the sloop
Hattie met with painful accident Thurs
mady noon. He and his friend George A.
Budlong were getting on board to get un.
der way, when the captain slipped and
fell, striking his left elbow and dislocat-
ing the arm at the shoulder. He was
conveyed to the residence of Charles f..
Gladding upon Thames street, whose
son but short time before he had saved
from drowning. DIR. Daniel j. Neylan
was called and rendered necessary service.
The Friends School OF Providence, &C.
companied by the teachers and a num-
ber of their friends, made an excursion
here on Thursday in the steamer Pioneer.
They were conveyed to Mount Hope in
barges by Barton and Burlington, where
they held plays OF various kinds, and
partook of refreshments upon the banks
of Mount Hope, one OF the most delight
full spots in Rhode Island. They returned
home at o'clock.
The Herresboh Manufacturing Com
pany are laying rails upon their new
grounds in the south part of the town, for
the purpose OF moving craft away which
are hauled out upon the railways to be
laid up for the winter
What came near being another serious
accident wss s,,ti the ospsizing OF the cat boat
noon. Two young men named Louis
Walker and John Burns, were running
in toward Mill Gut, when the boat iybed
over, knocking Burns overheard. He was
dragged under water several rods before
the boat could be brought head to the
wind. He was then pulled into the boat
much exhausted.
heavy frost appeared this morning,
and in many pieces ice was quite thick.
The painting OF the woodwork OF the
interior of the naval station, and the
running of small quantity of liquid in
to the seams that have bulged open, is a
sure guarantee now of the safety OF the
building. Iron rods and braces will not
be needed now in the opinion OF a few
persons.
Quite a number of contractors are wait
ing TO figure on the proposals for crushed
stone 10 be used by the State in building
the new piece OF road upon Thames street
Messrs. Negus and Goff aid some fine
shooting Thursday in the woods at Mil.
ford. They killed three brace OF part
ridges and 10 quail. They were sent &c
Mr. George Laurence OF Newport.
Schooner Julia A. War; sailed for Cal.
ais Me-, to load lumber for Providence.
Mr.. James M. Munro lies critically sick
nj his residence upon Franklin street
Mr.. John Z. Alger is also seriously
sick.
The new opera house has been the seen,
of constant activity since its ded icat ion
but the newness Is gradually wearing off
as can be seen by the last two entertain
ments, there being scarcely anyone pres
ent. II has been pressed too literally Will
shows. which the town cannot AFFORD.
The excursion party which visited New
port on Thursday got left. They wer'
brought across the island and reached
home early this morning.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Compan,
did some fine shooting mt the rifle range
on Thursday. Quite number were quail
| fled as marksmen.
Steam yacht Larine arrived from New
Bedford with the owner, Dir. George De
| lsno and family On board.
The temperature dropped about 40 de
grees early this morning, the lowest point
yet reached.
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PAWTUxET VALLEY.
Nlws BUREAU, PAwTuxEr VALLEY.
Begins Block.
CENTERvILL.E.

CENTERvILLE.
Mrs. Buckley visited friends in Provi-
dence yesterday.
Mrs. 8. M. Clark of Main street, who
has. been making an extended visit to re-
latives and friends in Woonsockct, ar
rived home last evening.
The work of repairing Brookside ave.
nue. is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. +. w. Daggett of Main street, re-
Gently entertained friends from Connec
ticut.
oUIDNIcK.
Rev. Mr.. Andrews, pastor OF the South
Baptist Church of Providence, Will lead
the b. Y. p. u. meeting at the Quidnick
Baptist Church next Sunday evening at
O'Clock.
ARCTIC cENrEk.
The two new houses on Maple avenue
are not ready for occupancy.
Workmen are busy excavating for
new building on Main street.
Miss Grace Whit nan OF Quidnick street
Is competing for watch at the fair OF
Washington Lodge, /. o. o. II.
Mrs Treffie Boucher presented her hus-
band with a baby boy Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Fred Ballou is visiting relatives
and friends in Hartford.
Mr.. Russell OF Anthony has removed
his family to Artic Center.
Rev. Father Gaboury, formerly OF this
place and now of New Bedford, was visit
ing his old parishioners in this vicinity
Wednesday.
RIvERPoINr.
Arrangements are being made by he
mem bers of the Congregational Sunday
School to hold harvest concert a week
from next Sunday.
Washington Lodge No. IL, i. o. o. F.,
held its regular meeting last evening.
The funeral of Mrs. McGovern was SOL
emnized at st. ia es' Church, Wednesday
morning Father Brady officiating. The
remains were inferred in ST. Mary's cem-
etery, Crompton.
Mr. Charles f.. Mcclure was the victim
| OF painful mishap Wednesday at the
bottling establishment OF T. Mcclure 4
Son. While he was engaged in bottling
some soda, one OF the bottles burst, and
/ one of the pieces struck his thumb cut
| ting II to the bone.
FISKVILLE.
The cotton mill at Fiskville closed
| down for a week on Thursday at 4 p. 10.
| Mrs. Samuel Miller, who recently suffer
| ed q paralytic shock, died Thursday morn
| ing. Deceased was In the S0th year oi
her age and had been in poor health for {
long time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Hopkins has issued the following
building permits this week:
Q & b Lester, sycamore ana willow
. N Mason. rear 30 Halsey street, l'story
frame barn: day work
Peter Hanley and wife. Abo street, III.
Henry W Cooke ct al, Manning stret. addi-
ton 20 barn; David Glover, builder
Arnold Real Estate Company. washington
business building; Houlihan Mcguire
Walter Howard, Vermont avenue, ~. story
frame dwelling: Chesley. builder.
Providence Albertpye Company, 80 East
George street. 2.story frame mandatory; A
William o'Donncli, Blunden street. ~.
story frame barn.
..I x Franklin, rear 81 Logan avenue, ps-story
frame dwelling; Benja min, builder.
Mrs A Dooley, rear A. Robinson street, l.
story frame storohouse; Benson a. Schale,
builders.
Joseph Garsido 80 Potters' avenue, sddi.
Louise $ Robinson, Lloyd street, e,f-story
frame dwelling; Il A Paris a. Co, builders.
Henry Field, Moore street, q s.story frar'e
dwelling Horny Evans, builder.
Henrietta NJ X Browneli, Peck and Pi
streets 3story brick business building; II X
Evans. builder.
William X Queen, Cole street, lstory frame
barn.
owen Lynn, Bernon street III STORY frame
barn: Brady Brothers, builders
James Hardy, rear "a ID street. Bs-story
frame barn.
Charles Sisson, rear 100 East avenue, iS.
story frame barn; Il B Peck, architect
Sherman estate, 81 sheldon street, new
underpnning: II Read A Son. builders.
j Crowley, $40 Wickenden street. new
underpinninR; Henry Brown, builder
wcybosset Mills, Troy street. addition 20
dye house
Michael Doyle, 66s North Main street. addi
tion 10 house Daniel leddy, builder.
Estate OF Thomas Hill, Hills wharf. 4.
storv omen she'd. John Dailev A. Som builders
Catherine McCahey, rear f5 Jessamine street.
l-story frame shed; Thomas Weaver, builder
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
DELEGATES From Providence.

Quite delegation is going from Provi-
dence next Monday TO attend the annual
convention of the National Builders AS
sociation, which is TO be held in Balti-
more, Md. Those going are members of
the Builders & Traders Exchange OF
this city, and they include the following
President, William w. Batchelder and
wife; first president, Spencer b.
Hopkins and wife; secretary, William
+. Cady and wife; Z. Tierney and wife,
A. j. g Larned and daughter, Thomas Il.
Ross and wife, John Il. Mcguire and WIFE
Messrs. Hopkins and Tierney are the
elected delegates from this exchange, and
Mr.. Ross, who will go tomorrow, is ma
tional director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
4 0LNEYv|LLE.
Ladies Of the Fire Depart
ment Play Whist.
Successful Opening Of the Regent
Clubs Fair.
The NEWS BUREAU, OLNEyvILLE,
No Hartford Avenue.

u, \
No. 8 Hartford Avenue.S
The residence of Mrs. John Sawyer,
corner of Plsinield and Rose streets,
Johnston, was filed with the mem bers OF
the Ladies' Rough and Ready Auxiliary,
their husbands and friends, who were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer, It be-
ing the first meeting OF the season OF this
popular organization, which proposes to
meet at the home OF some mem Der every
two weeks, through the winter months,
to enjoy progressive whist. Last evening
eight tables were filled and an enjoya BILE
evening was passed. Mrs. Martin Water
man and Mr. A. q. Cham berlain won first
ladies and gentlemen prizes, respectively,
and Mrs. James III. Walch and DIR. A. Il.
Longfellow carried off second honors.
Refreshments were served at late hour.
The next meeting is to be with Miss An
ME f. Peckham OF Carpenter street.
Mr.. Edwin NJ. Robbins is visiting
friends at Cape Cod.
A boy named Donahue, employed at
the Manton Mill, had the second finger
OF his right hand crushed in a gearing
yesterday. DR.. Rose attended him.
Miss Margaret Swinton OF Hyde Park
is a guest OF Mrs. T.. T.. Burdick of Dyer
avenue.
The wife OF Attorney c. M. Lee is con-
fined to her home by serious illness.
Whitcomb and Whaley have sold their
blacksmith business on Plaintield street to
Benjamin Briggs, now conducting a shop
at Apponaug.
The fair in Irons Hall OF the Regent
Literary and Social Club opened last
evening with a good attendance. The
committee OF arrangements is Thomas
Armstrong, ID. J. Byrne, Bart Riley and
Peter +. Riley.
The Jury in the case OF James Conklin
for damages against the Providence Ma
tional worsted Mills foi'injuries sustained,
viewed the premises yesterday in charg Q
of Deputy Sheriff John +. Rabbit.
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A Politician Dropped Dead.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Cyrus Z. Cook. a
prominent Republican politician OF Ed
wardsville, III. dropped dead at the Great
Northern Hotel, today, where he was at =
tending a meeting OF Illinois Republicans
Judge Cook was chosen few days ago
as the Repu blican candidate for Congress
I'm the 18th district. He was named TO
succeed tho late Congressman Mann,
whose death occurred a short time ago.
The political aspect in the district is
entirely changed by this occurrence, as II
will necessitste the selection OF another
candidate. This will add another tangie
i'm the already perplexing situation. The
silver question is the chief issue in the
district.
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st. FrusQuin First.

NEWMARKET, Oct. 11.-This was the
closing day OF the second October meet
ing, and much interest csntered in the
Middle Park plate, which is pronounced
by many TO be the greatest race any two
year-old can win. The Prince OF Wales
bay colt, Persimmon, with which he
hopes to win the next Derby, and a num-
Der of other candidates for the blue rib
BON event OF the British turf, were en-
tered for today's race.
The conditions of the race were 40 fol-
lows:
The Middle Park plate OF 500 sover-
eigns, added TO a sweep-stake OF 80 sover-
e,gns each, 20 sovereigns forfeit; for
two-year-olds, the second horse to receive
200 soyereigns and the third 100 sover-
siQns out OF the stakes. Bretby stakes
course, six furlongs.
There were 10I subscribers, but only IL
startsd. The result was as follows: Mr.
feopolde de Rotbschild's brown colt, st
Frusquin, by ~. Simon, out OF lisa bel, was
f,rst; The Duke OF westminster's brown
fiiIey, Omladina, by Royal Hampton. out
OF Geheimniss, second. ana the Prince
of Wales bay colt, Persimmon, brother
of Florizel. by 81. Simon, out OF Perdi-
tall. third. The betting was TO against
ST. Frusquin; 8 to 2 against Omisdina
and 2 to against Persinmon.
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To Honor Their Principal.

Post graduates OF the BRIGHAM street
Grammar School are invited to NEE; AT s
o'clock this evening at Y. NJ. &. A. Hall
Tor the purpose OF appointing committees
and making arrangements for a reunion
I'm recognition OF the - years service OF
their principal Mr.. l. w. Russell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
MIR. wlo,lov,. soo,bIng svrun

10 an OLD and WE'LL TRIED REMEDY ssd for
ever FIFTY YEARS has been used BY millions of
mothers Tor their CHILDREN while CUTTING
TEETH with perfect success. Hssrthes the ehlld
softens the gums, refaccs Inflammation allays al
pain, wind collie. "a very pleasant "a the taste
snd IL the best rene for dirrhoes Sold by drug.
ssts in every part Of the world. PRICE TWIN
fN-FINE CENTS A rO-fAf. He sure and ash
tor MRS. NiSs1oW'a SuUTTfNG SYRUP and
Bee, AscidEs 10 rss tsrisE the tss.hisR psrisf.
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VIII Sleep Better Than Ever.

Superintendent Mansfield Il TO make
the beds of policemen softer by equippug
B3 beds with springs where heretofore
Stats have been used.
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Officer Andrew p. Martin shot q dog
that had been hit by an electric car on
South Main street last evening. The dog
was ounod X. Cieigh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
sPANIARDS AROUSED.
Spain Must Act Promptly In the Gu
ban Question.

MADRID, Dot. 1l.-It is stated on the
best OF authority that the government OF
the United States has notified the Span
ish minister at Washington, Senior
Dapuy de Lone, that there is necessity
that Spain should act promptly in her
efforte to crush the insurrection in Cuba.
The news has caused quite q sensation
there
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Miller g. Vaughan,
23-25 Exchange Street
STOCKS FOR SALE.

so shares Providence rrlep pne Co.
25 shares Bristol Gas Ligut Co.
% shares Pawtucket Hair Cloth Co.
20 shares Prov. Washing on In. Co.
10 shares r. /. Perkins Horse Shoe Co.
Preferred Stock.
90 shares Industrial Trust Co.
% shares Weybnsse National Bank.
% snare Fifth Ma ionai Bank.
20 shares American National Bank.
8 shares Ci Y National Bank.
@ shares National Bank of Commerce.
10 shares National Eagle Bank.
WILBOUR, JACKSON AZ 90,
AZ wEYBOSsET STREET. m-w-f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11

Tour times, ana the
prostration COM
bined with severe
headaches, stom-
sch troubles and
dyspepsia m a d Q
me q very great
sufferer. / was
very weak and run
down. ! have used
six bottles OF
Hood'sSarsaparilla
and cannot praise
It an d Hoo d 8
Pills enough for
the W on d erfu !
en- to me-" MRS.
ate Centre, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11

At 3 O'Clock next Monday afternoon the
Elmwood Parlor Gathering will meet
with Mrs William Barrett at 81 Aborn
street, TO hear Miss Nichols Hate, secre-
tsry Of the Woman.s Christian Temperance
Union, speak before going to London as
a delegate ut tho worlds convention.
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! To Build Up

The System, have found Hoods Sarsa.
psrilla a splendid tonic. had the grip
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11

Ann q. Gall fell in III on South street
last evening She was cared for az the res
idence OF Trs. Msry Colmsn and after
vari takel "a her hon.
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FINANCIAL.
Stocks For Sale.

20 American National BANK.
80 Blackstone Canal National Bank.
90 Commercial National Bank.
20 Nationai Eagle Bank.
20 Fifth National Bank.
20 Jackson Bank.
2Old National Bank.
go Rhode Island National Bank
10 Second National Bank.
IL weybosset National Bank.