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A New Institution. A new enterprise of considerable magnitude is now embarking in this city. It is the business of the St. John Trust Co. This company is a reorgan ization of the corporations that operated the Bank of Stafford, the St. John Bank of Commerce and the Macksville State Bank. The two first named banks liquidated but the last is still running. The banks which liquidated, we are informed, not only paid their depositors in full, but paid the stockholders 100 cents on the dollar. G. H. Burr was president of these banks. Howard Grey was cashier of the Bank of Commerce and Mr. A. E Asher of the Bank of Stafford. Mr. Gray and Mr. Asher will take charge of the business in this citv and Mr. Burr expects to reside in Boston where he will look after the eastern end of the business as a number of large investors of New England are bebind the concern in considerable part. Mr. Asher is now moving here and the office is being fitted up. The business of the company is to be