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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-04

Maud carried the heavy tray down
stairs and dumped it down on the
kitchen dresser. The apartment was
decidedly untidy. Soiled plates lay
heaped on the table. Two dirty sauce
pans and greasy baking-pan Uttered
the steel fender. On the stove the
kettle spluttered furiously and boiled
over; but the cook, seated in chair
drawn close under the gas jet, was too
absorbed in book to notice matters
external. Her cap was set awry over
mass of tawny hair drawn loosely
back from a pleasant, studious face.
Evidently hers was the artistic tenn
permanent, full of ideals, showing an
intense love for the poetic, but useless
as regards mere household affairs.
Her younger sister Maud was cast in q
different mould. Clever, impetuous,
desiring to command, she suffered
keenly under the restraint of her
present servitude. The knowledge
til At, while admirably suited TO fill the
part of mistress fate had apportioned
her the role OF servant. CALLED her
bitterly.
Having deposited the tray on the
dresser, Maud cast disgusted glance
round the kitchen, and sank discou-
solately into a chair. On becoming
aware of her presence and attitude,
the cook with an effort withdrew her
thoughts from the volume and looked
inquiringly at her sister through her
| glasses.
"Well, what is it tonight, Maud"
she asked placidly.
ooh, Christine, I'm sick of this, Z"
was the passionate reply. "Tslk of
the drudgery of governessing. Gov
ernesses can keep their hands clean,
and look like ladies at least. :"
"But we know we are ladies, DEAR"
interposed the milder Christine, sand
governesses are often much worse off
than we aye here"
"Governesses never need to come
down to a blsck-beetiey kitchen at
$50 on a cold, dark morning, and
kindle fire."
"Clsauing the hues is the greatest
trial have yet experienced, paren-
thesized Christine with shudder.
''This is supposed to be a good
place, u" continued Maud. 81 wonder
what bad one is like?"
swell, we might have had washing
to do, and windows to clean, and
children TO look AFTER" replied the
more conciliatory Christine. al do
think, Maud, 1t is because the work
is so new to us that we are awkward
| 4 .falrl
"But it humiliates me to find that
work which quite unedueated girls
would think nothing of should seem
so difficult to us"
81 certainly never anticipated find
ing any difficulty" said Christine,
thoughtfully, "though naturally what
people have been working at all their
| lives comes easy to them"
"We are nothing but rank amateurs,
and we must face the fact that third
of our salary-wages, l beg its pardon
lis squandered in secretly employing
a char-woman."
"I loathe and detest caps and aprons,
too" went on Maud, getting up and
beginning noisily to collect the dishes
by way OF letting off her steam. "If
the postman smirks at me feel mad,
and when the green grocer's man tried
to kiss me wanted to murder some
body"
"But Mrs. Porter is really kind,
dear. She was quite anxious when
you had that cold last week. Only
must confess. Maud, that cannot re-
speet employers whose only idea Of
literature is represented by the penny
uraaklies -
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A NEW MOTIVE POWER.
u wnl he Put an the metropolitan
Line In New Work. city.

u WIN he Put On the Metropolitan
Line In New York city.
Nav YORK. May s3-william G.
Whitney is authority for the statement
ilht the Metropolitan Traction company
has discovered a new motive power and
viii put the same into use ON Broadway
and other lines ef the company here in
The next ~ months.
"a committee Of citizens called upon
him. To them Mr.. Whitney said It had
cost the Metropolitan Traction company
100000 20 improve the service and IL
was like money thrown away.
I'VE have at last discovered new
motive power. but canno, tell you
what IL Is. You may rest assured gen.
tlemen. that you win have n perfect
system within q year"
Il is said that the air will be- the new
motive power.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
THE NEWS m sRIEF

Joe Webb was struck BY a freight.
train at Garrett. Tex. and badly hart.
Locusis are reported 10 be in rrpat
numbers in the vicinity Of Bells. Tex.
The olothingstore Of $. Dodie wa
burned At San Antonio. Ten.
Nebraska people will send donations
TO the Texas cyclone sufferers
Thomas y. Thornton was sho, and
seriously wounded near Paolg I. T., hy
DR.. ]. d, and Clay Tucker.
Buck Brown was Instantly killed near
Ran. ]. T.. BY J. W. jackson.
ironton Graves was thrown fruia HI
horse and Killed At Rot, 1T.
The Gate City Jewelry company NJ
Denison, Tex, has iiled deed Of trust.
G, IL Edwards. dealer In musicsl An.
siruments at Dallas. Tex. filed a bin Of
sale
Two morn victims Of the cyclone died
az SHERMAN, Tex.
The gold reserve II nov down An
Sln.nO.igG.
Mis- Abigail Dodge tGail Ha,ailton,
Is seriously IN.
Pos'oiioe officials accuse the scahoard
Air Line railroad Of fraud.
Mr. end AIn. Hildcbrand Of Beatrice.
Neo'' We're killed IN wreck At I.emars.
inc wheat crsp in Red river valley
Wih oo reduced iO,00o.OO0 bushels. Il is
oslimatcl' by the foods.
Dr, W. d. Lassitur Of Benton. La,
Slliea a Negro who resisted when IN.
doctor whipped him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
Bowl and Pitcher, rs Cts.
Regular Price, : SIPS.
a. b. CARR, Jr-

Mrs. IL. Kernole aud Mis- Leila aud
Annie Nav wrn, n Houston and Dick
erson Friday night.
l was nervous, tired. irritable aud
cross. Kari's Glover Root Tea has
made me wen and happy.
MRS. r. n. WORDEN.
Sold by an Druggists
Joe white Of Grimes 4 unity, 4. visit
ing his brother, Mair u. X. Viii 4.
Mr.. White rvporls the Navasota rivef
on big II g aud r'pidly getting odt o
The only cleanable Refrigerator IL
the Quincy" which you will hnd at
Levy Bros. 1852
Pills do not cure Constipation. They
only aggravate. Karrs Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity Of the
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
weaTe pleased b. zee Hon. r. l.
Henry has the nomination for congress
pretty secure IN his di.trici, (wHoo.)
lie l. . splendid man and will make an
able observation-disclosures Item.
Consumption can be cured by the use
Of Shlloh's Cure. This great Cough
Cure II the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. Sold by all drug.
glsts
JIM. Mather Of Houston, aRent for
the Indiana Bridge Co.. was here yes.
terday and submitted bond for the sat.
isiactory completion % the work OF
building a bridge acro.s the Bnzos,
The bond will be accepted Monday,
Miss st. Icons millinery paFlor next
door b. the Exchange hotel. has al e'e-
CANT stock Of new hats. flowers and
ribbons aud can please you In quality,
style and price. d&w Il
Mr.. +. n. MlslrOt received telegram
late yesterday afternoon from ms faith.
or, Major J. J. Mistrot, announcing that
Mr Joe MislrOt. his youngest brother,
was dying at San Antonio. Mr. MistrOt
left last night.
Don't Gail b. see levy Bros. new line
Of Cobler seat Rockers and Rattan
Furniture, At lover prices than ever be.
fore. 1852
Diseased blood, constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel troubles ART
cured by Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sold
by all druggists.
The year 1895, iflt holds out a. Il has
begun, will furnish more legal hsugings
than any single year during tire last
decade. Jurors seem at last to realize
that human life has some rights that
they are bound to respect.-Caldwell
News.
$. ;. Kennedy called ON the Eagle
day aud said the Brazos bottom
planters were up with their work, there
las been rain plenty and everything
q lovely. ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
can,ls,.a Of M.n.l.urh,.r.

MONMOUTH. Ills. May 2s-George
Canning. the is.yeAr-old boy who sho,
and killed Willie Mitchell here. was
convicted Of granddaughter In the circuit
court. Mitchell, who was IA years old.
and lot Of other boys were out on an
escapade and WIRE running near Can.
ning's home when he shot. Canning
fed. but was caught two months after
wards in Missouri. and was indicted for
murder, Tho case Il the most celebrated
In Warren county. a. IL took $50 venircs
from which 20 obtain the Jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
paocl AMArloN MApE PuBulc.
Herald. Announce she Coming Corona
-. 80 ~ uuasla.

usralda Announce she Coming eo'e"
iloa 81 ihs Car q Ru's'e'
MOSCOW. Nay 2s.-Tho date Of the
coronation Of the car, May ~, WAS
formally proclaimed By the heraidf' 10
the people At 0 O'Clock this morning.
and the ceremony win be repeated 10
morrow and Monday. Astrong detaeh-
ment Of cavalry surrounded the ap-
proachcs 10 the Kremlin and the general
commander stood in the middle, fac
INK the troops. Around him, all wear
ing rich costumes, were the secretaries
Of the senate, aid de camp, several mas
tiers Of the coronation ceremonies pur-
suviants and heralds Atngiyn signal
the horalds blew low blast ON their
trumpcts. the people bowed their hs"da
aud the secretary Of state r'eld the iol.
lowing proclamation;
"Our most august, most high and
most mighty sovereign, having assembled
20 thc.hcridiiary throne Of the empire 1T
the empire Of all Russia's and Of tho
kingdom Of Poland and Of Grand Dochy
Of Finland. which is insepcrabl from ".
has been pleased 10 ordain In imitation
Of all his preccssors and glorious anc'~-
tors that tho sacred sslenniiy Of ccrlla-
ton and conservation Of his imperial
majesty. which his maicsy's wills that
his august coasort shall share. (3y the
Grace II the Almighty take place on
May 90
"ny the present PROCLAMATION. there-
fore. this solemn act Is announced r. 81
faithful subjects Of his majesty 70 end
that on this ausmcions day they Inay
soni up 10 tho King II Kings the nmt
OF fcrycnt prayers and implorc the Al
mighty Ono TO extend favor ~ his bless.
ing 90 reign his majesty, 10 the main
tcnance OF peace and TRANQUILITY, % The
very great glory Of his holy name and
10 the unchanging veal Of the empire. y
On May %. the day before the coro-
nation. the ceremony Of transferring the
rogalia 10 the thruneroom Of the Krem.
lin win take place and ON the same day
their majcsties viii remove from the
Alexandrinsky palace 20 the grand
Krcmlin palace Special mass viii b.
celebrated during the evening In al the
churches. The corunaiion win take
place In the Cathedral Of Assumption.
the most sacred place In the Russian
empire
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
THE TRADE ON CHINA.
It Was Not Injured BY the
Late War.
REASONABLE INCREASE MADE.

The Exports 20 This Country For isos
We're s1s.asa. toa aad ImPerts Prem
the United states Were ss.o0a.is
Chinese Merchants For nlmsiaiIisu,.
but Net Free silver.
WASHINGTON. May 2a.-United States
Minister DENLY at Pekin. in reporting
upon the trade Of China for 1895. directs
attention TO the fact that the late war
with japan failed 10 iniure China's
trade with the world at large and that
trade really expanded during the year,
Notwithstanding the loss of Formosa
and the closing Of the New Chang Gus
tomhouse for several months. With the
United States the trade was less than
for 1894, but was greater than for any
other year in the preceding eight years.
The export 10 the United States in 1898
was si5. 1888. 4O2 and imports from the
United States sl.Og9. 1872. $500. 900 be-
ing IN Kerosene. The imports Of Rus
sian oil exceeded those from America
for the first time. probably owing to the
heavy imports Of American oil In the
preceding year which loft n larger stock
holdoyer.
In the matter of international devel-
oplnent there has been no want Of prog
rcs. though the expectation OF foreign
crs that old Chinese conservatism would
be lroksn down astho result 81 the war
WAS not completely realized. The Gin.
nose are cndcavoriuF 20 control their
own railroads by allowing only Chinese
money to b. used IN their construction.
but this polcv~plust ia the end and
wherever loag lines q road arc con.
ceried, give way to foreign syndicate
operations. Meanwhile many agents Of
American fnancicrs and builders Of
railroads and sellers Of stock are now IN
China waiting for the announcements Of
definite plans by the imperial govern
mciif, and az least two great American
combinations stand ready to build and
equip any railroad system China may
desire.
While much may be done towards in
Producing American ships. armor aud
guns In China. II manufacturers viii
keep agents there steadily. Mr.. DENLY
do~ not recommend the present invest.
meRt of American capital In the estab-
hshment Of factories m China. at least
until such time as a settlement shall be-
reached Of the grave question Of the en-.
emption Of such foreign owned factories
from Taxation
On the silver question Mr.. DENLY
says; 1T is safe 10 say that Il win b.
many years before native manufactured
articles will drive foreign goods out Of
the market The silver question cuts
both ways. The merchant In China
buys for silver and sells In Europe aud
America for gold. thus he gains largely
On the other hand no buys In foreign
countries for gold and sells In China FOR
silver. Prices FOR manufactured goods
are necessarily raiscd. but the volume Of
trading continues 10 increase. Uni.
yersal bimetallism would be welcomed
Nv many foreign merchants residing in
China. Il Is safe 20 say that scarcely
one favors free silver" for his own
country alone"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

Lawn and Hall Settlers; At Levy
n,os 1852
Judge inc. n. Henderson is in the
city.
Essex pigs for sale at W. T. James
livery stable. 200
Mrs. J. A. Palmer went 10 Millican
Yesterday.
DR.. Law went to Naya,Ota yesterday
afternoon.
sIickesi, best aud cheapest lawn
mowers, at Cole Bros. l52
A party occurred Friday night at the
home Of Alderman T. l.. Grace.
Joe Grelend has been acting deputy
marshal during the illness Of Andrew
Shelburne.
Hats snd flowers-iust received new
.tock; At Miss St. Icons d&w IL
Mrs. NJ. +. Dickinson went TO Cal
weston Friday night.
The bicycle coupon will he found IL
~,he advertisement OF Mr.. &. Il. Wyse
his morning.
Just received, a new hue Of hne hats
dtlss 81. Leon's millinery parlor.
dkw II
The cheapest lawn hose and ball
nsz,les for beautiful spraying, at Cole
Bros. l02
Rev. william lIayne Leavell, the DIS
tnguished Presbyterian divine. OF
Houston, will preach the commence
ment sermon at the A. & NJ. college
Milk shakes this week for 5cts at A.
Emden's $50
Don't forget that Miss 81. Leon has
ysrythlng new and beautiful, in sea-
.oaable millinery. d&w Il
Anew line Of Mating, Oil Cloth am
iineolium, at Levy Bros. lhs
Messrs. NJ and John X. Parker have
heen spending several days at Sour
Lake.
FOR Sale-iOOO fencing posts. Adj
lress Geo. w. Higgs. l5s
". G. Lomax Of waxahachie, is here
visiting bis rother, T.. b. Lomax. who
,ss been ~ several days.
The best cough cure Is shlloh's Cure.
4 neglected cough Is dangerous. Stop
.i a. once with Shlloh's Cure. Sold by /
III druggists. J.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

SELMA. Ala. May sS.-The first dircc,
news from the colony Of negroes from
this section which sailed from Savannah
for Liberia last March. was received
Thursday. Il Is dated Monrovia. April
6, and states that the colonists are de.
lighted with their new home Another
colony, numbering 400 persons. Is being
formed and win leave this fall after the
crups arr gathered. The ncgroes are
transported from Selma 10 LIBERIA for
esq n head and si7 for children. They
pay the transportation Ia monthly IN.
ssallmenfs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

PlrrsEyNl. May 20 An advance
guard ~ the ESQ delegates who will
compose the national Prohibition con.
ventiou II meet ia This city Wednesday,
have arrived. Il was part Of the Mary.
land delegation. which will boom the
candidacy Of Joshua lowering for the
head Of the national ticket They have
seemingly an inexhanstible supply Of
lowering buttons, which they will use
among Levcring's friends The nation.
al reform convention will meet Monday.
Il is believed by the managers that ut
Wednesdays convention the attendance
will EXCEED $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

CANDA. Isle 81 Crete. May sS.-Since
May ls che garrison Of Namos. consl1t.
ing Of about 1900 men. has been bosiegs'd
by 1000 insurgents who occupy strong
positions. A detachment Of iroops len
Kalivas Thursday 70 attcsnrt the rcils,f
Of thn bogieged soldiers, but Il was a.
tackcd and compelled 20 return afiss
suffering heavy loss. The troope ~
Vamos have only sufficient food 70 lat
a couple more days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

SANFORD, Ne. May 23.-The wcaver
Of the spingvale cotton mills have re.
fused % accept a reduction Of 10 per
cent. and a. a result go loom men and
iO,6Oo spindles are idle The manage.
ment claims 10 have been running At a
loss for the past six months and viii
shut down for an indefinite period I'm.
less the reduction Is accepted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
SUFFERING At COOKS INLET.
Miners. Prespeeiers and othsss Ia .
Drptarable Condition

vIcToRIA. h. c.. May 2S-Captain
Meyer Of the steamer Danube, which
has Just returned from a trip 10 Sitka,
reports great suffering among miners.
prc~pectors aud others At Cook's inlet.
The steamer Bertha has just arrived
a, Sitka from the inlet, bringing hack
many who had gone there with the idea
Of making their fortunes They could
stand Il no lonF'r. The weather has
l,een bitterly cold and there IL not suih-
Gent accommodation for the men. How
ever. many are holding ont, and, Dr.
spite bad reports, oihers are going On.
Those who came down on che Bertha
say there Is lot Of suffering ahead for
those remaining ~ the inlet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
boz Flsr Lar vlelallan..

JACKSONVILLE. Ills, May 23.-Great
excitement was caused In this city when
the grand jury returned qabill indicting
the management Of the Illinois college,
the Catholic parochial school and the
Lutheran school for not complying with
thu Sag law. The penalty win fall
heavily on the schools II the law Is not
complied with according to the full let
ger. The mayor Of the city Is one Of the
trustees Of tho Lutheran school and sew.
sral prominent citiaens are connected
with the others.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

ST. Lous. May 2s.-while suffering
frun dclinum tremens Frrdina Eikhoii
walked into the North End dispcnary
aud Asked Or. Lggeit. who was I
charg', to lend him revolver, a. nc
wanted 10 Kill himself tie WIS sent ~
the city hospital.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

HAVANA, May 2S.-Captain General
Weyler, General Ochando and Colonel
Ahumada, all In full field uniform, have
started for Bahia Honda, on the north.
ern coas, ~ tho province ~ Pinar del
Rio. on board the cruiser Marquis En-
scnada. II Is believed the captain gen.
erals departure indicates a most ina.
poiaRt aud decisive movement Of the
Spanish forces against the insurgents
under Antonio MacO. shortly Co be- un.
dertaken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

BsRAuSoHAM, Ala-. May 2s.-At Bees.
semer John Keller. an employee Of the
Besscmen Pipe works. engaged IN the
rope making department, was accident.
ally tripped up and zen among che NOV.
ing machinery. His head was caught
between the cogs Of an immense wheel
and crushed to q pulp in sight Of his
fellow wurkmon. WHO were poworless
TO roscue him, 30 quickly did the acct
dent happen. Dcceased was the only
support of widowed aiother.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

AIFTNA, Mich, May ga rhestoamer
Rhoda Stewart blow ont ono Of the large
flat' y h,r boiler todry on PlNquo
island. Thrive ~ the crow wcre fatally
scaldsd The hicsavinr crew from
Middle Island took OF the injured men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
Founa Nelhlar Do bod. Trunh.

NEw YoRK, May 2s.-The police Of
Jersey City, n. J., have seized three
trunks Of Charles Becker, who Is under
arrest in Newark charged with being
concerned in a transaction through
which the national bank Of San Fran.
cisco was swindled out Of $50. 900. Moth
ing but the wearing apparel Of Becker
was found.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

LONDON. May 2S.-Edmond Dalton
Hind SURRENDERED himself yesterday
evening 10 the authorities At the Scot
land yard, claiming he forged a check
for $500 on the Nnt National bank Of
Chicago in November last. using the
name Of u. Q. Dccamp.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

NEVADA, May 2S.-James Gamhrel. q
farmer of this vermont county. has
just learned that he is one Of nine hoirs
TO 90 acres IN the corporate limiis q
Cincinnati and about "a. 900 In cash In
one Of the hanks there. The property
was left by an aunt. Mrs. Jane stephen
son. recently deceased.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

ST. LOUIS. May A.-F. J. Tanseman.
81 years Of agc. Of ll9 South Third
street, while walking IN his sleep. fell
from second-story window and sus.
tanned injuries which may prove fatal.
lie WIS taken to the city hospital
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

you ore Jin, Corbrtt." the crank yelled,
I'm going to lick you right here"
Corhett hcligted moment aud the
cranl; with quick movement drew n
revolver from his pocket aud presented
IL ~ Corhctts lrcAst. Corhett realized
the situation and struck the wcapon
from the crank hands. aud saizing the
man, thrrw mm GA ms shoulder aud
carried him botiiy until BE- met a TO.
licrmnn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
A CRANK HTER coRBETT.
rails = Plsssl on the rusilist but IL
TaL.n Do % Onn-.

LITTLE Rock. May. 2s.-Jim corbctt
narrowly escaped losing his life at the
hands Of a Wild eyed crank armed with
revolver at Hot springs Thursday.
As he was walking along Central ave-
nue. a man suddenly sprang from door
way and facing the pugilist, demanded
% know II his name was Corbett IF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

Moscow. May 23-The car y,steF.
day received In private audience United
States Minister BrcCkinridgc aud thcn
received the special euvoys Of the Init.
ed States seiii ~ represent the govern.
mont ~ the United States NJ the curn.
uatiou. together.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

NEv YoaK. May 80 The flint daily
cycling paper ever published in English
Language Appeared today. Il is The
Daily American Nheelman. Il h seven
columns, four pages and will chronicle
the cycling news q the world IL sells
for cent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

poRTiANn. Ne. May 23.-For,st fires
throstsn to destroy tho entire cottage
property at Grand Beach. where Speaker
Reeds cotieRr Is located. one hundred
men from Old Orchard were sent 10
fight the flames
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

LONDON. May 23-The woman, Dyer,
who was arrested on the charge II muir.
dering numerous infants intustcd 70
her care, has been sentenced 70 death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24

NEw. York. May g9.-Abhy, scho-
field and Gau. the opera Managers.
have assigned. II Is believed that the
liabilities Will not exceed 100000, with
assets Of sia00oO 20 S20O,ojo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-24
soAIpulEs oF AssETs FILEp.
Receivers Schumacher and AbiEnst staks
Report 10 the Court.

Rspor, 10 the Court.
OTTAWA. Ills. May 2s-HugO schu.
macher and ]. @. ArbiTaat. assignees ~
Ferdinand Schumacher Of the Marseille~
Land aud Water Power company and
the Illinois River Paper company. have
filed their schedules of assets in the
county court. the total 81 values footing
mp 10 ssOo.OO0. including the New Jeru.
salem mill. S2OO.OO0; the water power
and dams, $geS. 600; the Crcsccnt paper.
mill. 60.Oo0. and five other plants av.
eraging 100000 each. They filed the
heaviest bond. a. Loo 900. m poord in
this county.
In tho same court the assignment 81
the Marseilles Manufacturing company
was dismissed, Il having effected set.
Element with its creditors by which they
are "a BE- paid In full. 60 per cent Of the
capital stock being given "a security.