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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-01

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
alns the latest news by telegraph and mail gives
reports OF the Markets, and has carefully prepared
pollllcai and local articles anda generous amount
OF farming. home and misce laneous reading with
full compilation OF State news
Terms, ~ per an .un ia Advance, As If payment
= not made within the year. Single copies cents,
10 pe hhu al the bookstores and at this oiice.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms
6ates may be had on application at this office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-01
Real Estate For Sale.

April II, 1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-01

n'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE:
two story house, lot and garden Oh Academy
street III Hallowell.
small house, lot and garden in Chelsea, oppo-
site IlAliowell Village.
small house and lot in Farmingdale, near the
road to Litchieid.
farm and buildings 10 yassalborough, called
the Frank Doe place On the river road south OF
Getchelps Corner. COED grass farm. Barn
good. House rather Old.
valuable farm in Fayette, near Fayette Mills.
Has good buildings, maple orchard, a cedar
swamp, line land for cultivation, favorably situat-
ed. Would sell Tor 5000 IL near The kennebec
river, but VIII be sold at a bargain. Apply to
IL. X. BAkEH.
HalOwell, April 3, ISIS. apl5-'&w1f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-01
Ii Is SAFE

now to take one OF those little DEMIJOHNS along
with you, ionnd at TITCOMB's DRUG STORE. The
ladies OF the household Will appreciate the joke
the seal. iebl.t ttf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12

succnc;y the OBJECT aud scope Of his resolution aud
tue reasons Tor desiring tho Information. aud the
Secfetaryof tho proper department. could reply, piv-
ing the information, or tue reasons why tue same
the House shall vote on the resolution, uL-
less II shall be WITHDRAWN postponed. In
putting any question 10 The secretaries, or the
Attorney General or Postmaster General no argument
opinion should be offered. nor any fact stated,
p, far may b. necessary ~ explain such ques.
ton And answering sucn questi on the Secre laTy,
the Attorney General or Postmaster General should
oil debate me IN 10 winch the same refers nor
facts op other than those necessary
explain the answer
IL is within tie scope vi tue letter aud spirt Of
the constitution that executive officers be admitted
public the door OF either mouse
II is clearly only question OF expediency whether or
not the law ought TO be enacted Ana Ia popular dis
cusslon Il may De we'll TO keep IN mind that ue IDEA
bringing cabin,t officers before The houses of Con-
is not necessarily suggested by the parliamentary
system of Great Brttdin That system rs fn u tundd-
mental principles d9ereat from ours as 10 be hardly
sal. guide for Tae cabinet officers identical!
an 10th countries Hig girs rise 10 such tmpression
bm The meaning rery different IN Eagiasd and ia
lmerica There he Ministry Is IN egect the Executive,
and IS also IN aaoter respect ine than coanitt
tee gr TIE House Of Commons into execution ITS
gnsrat policy; Wis here tn CtbHst officers, although
uier CERTAIN contfo, IF he LEGISLATURE are TIE dd.
risers and assistants or the Erec.pe aud TIE Prestdet
legally responsible for Metr acts Changes certain
10 system hdce zoe hdrs seem often and by the
arfure or igs presented themselves for consider.
dton during The History Of american iegisdf,0n and
annals Of Congress contain than debate
III sutjsct al ,taes Wa Information TO be obtained
from heads Of departments. belongs 10 Me develop
s'rey utin its capacity Of beng adjusted 10 the Ameri.
system
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

THE AKERIcUs AND BROOKLYN FaRRYBoAJ
FARRAGuT IN coNTAcT-cRowDs OF pAssEN.
GERs TERRIFIED.
An accident occurred In the East River last evening
which might well have had ia,a term inaiion, and is
Is difficult TO say upon wnom the responsibility rests
As the ierryboat Farraeut OF the Fulton Terry line,
put out from the Brook Ign side the excursion boat
Americus, OF Whites Rockaw.y line, was seen 70 be
swinging around in the river at point midway be.
tween the towers OF the bridge whilo sbo was turn.
Ing her head slowly toward the wharf 10 Brooklyn the
ferryboAt continued on Its way, making a straight
limo Tor the shore this side. Mean who the
Americas began 10 move forward In a line that would
inevitably bring her IN contact with the ferry The
pilot Of tho latter was the FIRST 10 the
danger and tue signals were quickly gwen stop
reverse the wheels. The quot OF the Americas then
Saw where his course would lead him aud rang
similar Warning orasrs rno Two boats we're Then
within hundred icet OF one another, aud "a col.
lislon was seen oy every to be navoidsbie.
by natural instiact, aud urged by tho commands
oil the deck hands, tho crowd ON the forward decks
RAPIDLY pressed 10 the amid tho the girls
and women and the alarmed shouts OF the msa The
next momsn. the sharp bow OF inc Americas struck
tho starboard side. The shock was not %.
we're, but suficsd to cause general constsrna.
non, anu u was not MI q hurried examina-
ton showed that the isrryboat harmed and the
Other vessel but slightly injured, that order
stored. There was . CASH ABOUT loot deep IN she
PROV OF tho Americus and Tor several loot tho edge
was badly warped but w Ugh out OF the as NOS
10 cause leak. Tho iron isnasr plates with which
the edge Of the feryboat deck had protected n
from injury, ana when feeling OF safety return 3D.
the passengers the two vessels exchanged mutual
shouts aud gratuatiobG
The Americus aud the Farragut wore both crowded
nj the imc OF the accident tho former lying very
In tho water with load OF excur 10 nists returning
fom K5cxaSay Beach. IL reached the wharf ia
Brooklyn la low moments, aud tho Terry beat con.
tinued on Its way. Tne collision was witnessed by
an immense crowd on The Grand Republic. just start
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
THEY LIVE IN THE SAME HOUSE.

MIRA Burke and Mrs. Weldon, amiabls ladies with
widely different religious beliefs. engaged In tcns-
ment house quarrel the night before last aud almost
all OF the female Inhabitants the place we're inter-
ested In Il. They carried thsir grievances to the
Fityseventh Street Court, aud when Judge Kiibrsth
called out "BurKs against wcldopu no less Oh an ave
laxative and quirreIsomo stepped on the wit
ness stand The Burke brigade numbered three
Mrs. Burke. dark featured, DARK eyed with glossy
black hair her mother old and gray haired; Mrs.
Conuon, small and dcmonstrativc.
h. ou. she struck me sors said tbs mplauant
Honor" :"
Listen to mo- said Condor; .'iis,en to ms. MIRA
burke mot Mrs. Weldon on the stairs; listen TO
Said !, Mrs Weldon, you 60 up Listen 10 me 20
Tho Weidons were represented by tns pale. faced
celeoa.n. ana Mrs.; koiiy poadeseus female.
II Won, nave ~ said Weldon. "You get beat.
ing IRON your husband every day
Coadon-whats that TO me easel
NY names Kelly" said tho individual bearing hs,
"Lst Kelly speak said tho mAs,s.ra,e.
~ seen u ALL Burke called her q Protestant dog;
Az then joined IN a fierce harasgue. Condon moved
70 tne front snd laced Kelly, who worked her
~ getting up muscle TO strike out aud demolisb ner
opponent Weldon shook his head ~ tue Burkss
when the younger OF the last named gesticuiatsd
whuy and the mother worked her nugcfs as " they
itohed to get into her snemy's hair
rhcn up the centre OF the court room came little
hgure WITH large, rolling eyes, ike joey Bsgstocxs,
snd the horccst OF expressions her lace. Sue
ironed Kelly. aud placing her arms akmbo, shou led
You're l-l'a-ri I'm here TO eonron, you You're
liar l seen you coming. ana Im mere to speak"
To the Justcs-"Ny namef won't tell unless it's
necessary. Well ips Co~ipgn
"keuy." SAID ,ns magistrate, s'step down. Coviss
has settled you"
.'Lis,en TO me-" repeated Condor.
''her husband ihrssues her, ,, sid Weldon.
II seen II all I" exclaimed Kelly,
shes Ltari" came from tue rctrsatiug Cow.
ny
"You don't all live In the same house =" asked the
Justice
Chorus--"we DOT
EVERY one, then. 10 under bonds 10 keep the
nAaca4" said the mssistrala-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
THE SPANISH EMBASSY.

RUMoRED APPOINTMENT OF SENIOR MANTILLA
TO THE PARIS nssIoN-His VISIT TO
EUROPE.
Rumors have recently been circulated as 10 i'm.
pending changes In the Spanish Legation at Washing
ton to the effect that Marquis de Mantiiia. senior
Antonio Mantilla de los RIOS DO transferred
the Paris mission. Tho Minister lady and suite, iefs
Saratoga Tor New York on Wednesday, ana took up
their residence at the Albemars Hotel preparatory to
taking their departure Tor Europe tho lith INST.
by tho Cuuard steamship Scytnia. HERALD
porter called upon Tho spanish Minister at hotel.
Tho secretary, very youthful looking parsonage
exceedingly polite, made mis- appearance, and The fol-
lowing conversation took pisce:-
the Spanish Miuisterf"
ayes, SIR, at your service. Do you want see me
upon some personal matter 7"
"No, sir lis rumorcd tina. the Spanish govern.
ment contempAtes n change IN the personnei Of the
diplomatic mission to the United States. Is that
sor"
mot that have heard OF, but II you want 10 see
the Minister himself pray wait moment"
EMPHATIC DENIAL
With that the sprght secretary departed and In
few moments returned Offering to lead the way TO the
Marquis OF Mantillas private parlor. The secretary
left tho reporter seated and withdrew In Jew mo-
meuts The Marquis. tas,eiuny arrayed In a dejeuner
dress, entered the apartment Alter exchange OF
ecourtosiss the reporter sald:-
''rhere Is a rumor Senior Mautila, that tho Span.
ish government contsmpates change By which you
are about to DO gaz.tted 20 the Paris mission. IL
"Nons, SIR. l have merely asked for q months
leave OF absence 10 tako q trip 10 Europe. and my
government has graciousy granted It 10 me- | in
tend taking my departure hence the l4th. Nothing
pointing to such CONTINGENCY as you iustnuate has
reached my knowledge, l eau assure your
1T was even intmsted that you had aspired 70 the
coveted post and that the government OF KING Al.
onso, III token Of their pleasure Tor tho success OF
your mission to this country, had promoted you TO
nil IT,"
al have mot aspirsd to the positon II 10 only given
to exPrcsidents OF the Council OF Ministers Cap.
tain Generals; therefore there are many others
titled to II win prior claims. am well satisfied
with my prosent appointment l pleased
with The American government aud PEG.
pic and ! fattsr myself that they have
no cause TO DO displeased with me- My government
expresses itself also satisfied therefore fully au-
thorze you to contradict all rumors OF the you
mention. Ny INTENDED Europeaa tour Possesses no
political significance whatever, and expect 10
Washington In January next"
"who will MI the position during your aDssncef"
''rne Secretary, Count Brunsssl will act ~ the
Wishing him happy sea voyage the reporter with.
drew. The party contempIa visit PARIS Ex-
position, thence TO Madrid, and aiisrwsrd to me
southern part Of Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
THE AXIOM soc1rrr's PICNIC.

The Arion society's annual picaic, or s'watsr ex-
cursion, as they call II, was jolly affair taken Alto
gcthsr. But as an exhibition Of what The Arion
Society IN the way Of spectacle IT was com
pletc failure. The steamboat Thomas Powell aud the
"Dopplodsck barge Anna carried about one thou
sand people to Cold spring Grove, about thirty miles
tho sound. WINE on the wafer the Osnd played,
most OF the people drank beer aud dancing was In.
duged IN to limited extent. Dr. Dam rosch was
board, aud every once whilc hc would drum up
parry Of singers. who discourssd really excellent
vocal music When the Grove was reached the gentle
ger THE presdentL Hundt, vombauer, Waiter. X am
MN, Erhsrdi, Nsumann anu Naumsnp, headed
the procession from me steamboat, aud Two
or thrcc hours we're spent In picnick king.
wnilc tho grounds there was folly procession
the costumes Ist over from he ball at Ghmores Car
deu last year being brought ia,o USE. on The way
home there race Tor while between the tug.
boat W. H. Cheney, Captain Edward Barrett, who had
on board Captain Bauer, of tue Bremen ship Derby
but the Cheney dstancsd the excursion party, VINO
landed In New York sale and sound before ight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
CAMP MEETINGS.
OCEAN GROVE.
IMMENSE GATHERING OF woRsHIPpERs AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MEETINGS HELD.

IMMENSE GATHERING OF woRsHIPPERs AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MEETINGS HELD.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
... OCEAN GROVE, August IL, 1878
This has been OF the most brilliant sundays in
point OF attendance Of the present summer season,
not only Tor Ocean Grove, but for nearly ali the re-
sorts along the coast Saturday night seems to have
been the signal for tremendous outpouring from
New YORK, Philadelpha and other neghooring cities
The West End at Long Branch turned away q hun
dred people and tho Mansion House became jamned.
while Ocean Beach, Sea Grit, Spring Lake
and the other resorts OF this vicinity also
overlooked with visitors. Here at Ocean
Grove hotels, boarding houses and fonts
all crowded and people have been begging Tor
cots. ~ Is estimated that Little OCEAN Grove holds
to-day 1900 summer visitors THIS multitude was
considerably swelled by visitors IRON Long Branch
AM other resorts The DAY bei1g very lne after tho
rain storm OF the morning mad passed away carriages
wcro In immense demand, and the lucky cabbies
readily GOT 81 ana S. Tor few miles drive to the
Grove. This ex.ortion, of course, would not nave
been submitted TO but Tor the TACT that no trains are
run 70 the Grove on sunday
THE MRETISGs.
The arst meeting IN tue morning was that OF the
"young people, which was largely attended. AT
haltpast leu The anniversary OF tie Women Foregn
attracted an audlencs over three
DR.. ID. Z. She'll OF New York. prcaShed the sermon,
work. A collection taken up which Melted $500.
At half past Two p. ~ the sunday school united and
1880 chidren's voices were raised to sting the Re-
deamcr's praises. Their training was excellent, anu
sucn hymns as II will sing 81 Ny Redesmer" were
given with line eflcct .a+f
woMKN's ANNIVERSARY MEETING.
The womeas anniversary meeting followed, the
monster tent being hlled with 1900 people. MrA
Skidmore read the annual report and Mrs. Alexander
narrated her travels round Ihs world show Tue
graded condition Of women in Asia,ic countries and
the urgent necessity Tor their evangsiization.
the MEETING.
The surf meeting ~ hall past SIX held upon tho
mxgnifcep expansc OF beach along Ocean Grove
remarkable success, not less than eight
thousand people being present 10 their iervsn
with the roar Of the The elcct
or such hymns "All Hail the Power OF
jesus Name" AZ gwen under the canopy OF heaven
and with The mighty ocean waves dashiDg their spray
at the surging worshippess' feet was unique well
grand In the cxtIome. Then followed the evening
services nj the Proat tent the sermon beng
by DIR. HartsoL, oil New Orleans. and then happy
visitors, hllsd with pous thoughts, retired 10 rest.
Great preparations are being made already Tor the
opening Of lhe grand camp meeting which 10 70 begin
the 10Th and which Is 10 last ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
BRIGHTON BEACH.

BRfoHTON BEACH.
On the broad breezy balconies Of the beautiful
Hotel Brighton tnerc scarcely seat unoccup,cd
yesterday In the afternoon. The trains from Fiat
bush avenue Prospect Park and from the recently
opened connection with the Long Island
road TO Hunters Point Kept constantly
nrrivina and d.scharging great crowds Of
OF passengers, who strsamed Ia thick and animate
procession through the wide corridors aud out tho
balconies asd tne beach. They were Tor tns most
pari people of more or less means and social stand
Ing, and would compare IN appearance evenly
with any gathering at Cape May, LoDy
Branch or Newport The bathing ~ brighton
Beach Is not on so extensive a scale as at
Manhattan, because the sea front is limited to 800
feet, while this other has spread Of two miles and
ana The batners appear 10 ENJOY themselves
whole Atlantic Al Brighton Beech the male batbsrs
wear SORT OF busish aooim bathing sui,, not par
ticulariy remarkable. orawn in by cord around tho
waist. Az Nsnnattah Beach they wc0r much moro
fencui costume s all 10 piece and OF Various
shades oi coisr When lat man happens TO get mo
enc Of them OF limited dimensions outline Is re-
veacd with starting distinctness, ana tins makes
somewhat the spice OF attraction Tor the spectators
II ths suit be flesh color ne looks distance As
ne were about entirely naked, as the material IL
Iight, aud, when wet cngs TO the body nsciousIy.
An ars'ss misht hcrs and studies iron MODEL
oil the genus homo In Abundance. some
Jsdies' bathing costumes, Alter the style com.
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mon at the great French watering place OF
Trouvile were noticed Yesterday and appeared 10
tav great enchantment for the men. rhs Improve
ment IN the matter oil bathlng dresses seems 10 be
as universally commended as the old style common
to Coney Island and elsewhere 10 couden ned de-
tracing in marked degree from the natural appear
ance OF both men aud women. No accident marred
the DAYS. enjoyment ana the crowds of visitors re-
turned home sminenty satisfied With the days trip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
AT FIRE ISLAND.

The steamer J. b. Schuyler went down TO Fire
Island with large and orasry company board.
she left The pier at the foot Of West rwensysecond
street ~ twenty inmates 10 nine A. n, stopping
thereafter at West Tenth street anu Jswsli's dock,
BrookIyn. The sun dapsllsd the log before the
Schuyler was lar down our beautiiui bay and every
body had good view vi Consy Island aud Rock.
away beaches, insd with their picturesque
hotels, anu could almost discern the eoiors
on the nags that waved from their cupolas
Fire lsana was reached promptly Al balf.past one
and the proprietor Of the large motel, although
BIZ no means declined 10 encourage SUNDAY sxcur-
sions 10 bis seaside resort entertained In hands
manner many distinguished gentlemen from Now
York, including Mayor Ely, who might be saId to
have been the lion Ut the dag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
Up TO NtwBUR0.

Auer ming up NJ JeWeu's JOCK, brookivn; west
Tenth and Twenty Fourth Streets The steamer Long
Branch. Captain Lynon, steamed on yesterday morn.
lug with about 500 passengers, bound for Nswburg
and points informed. ste. More stan hundred
stopped at Ysnkers 900 stepped or sing Sing, aud
the rest went 10 points further up the Hudson.
Inc excussonists orderly the up trip ~ II
they had been ut church. Indeed, IL was apparent
that very many OF thom were church going people,
who TO OF advantage OF Q cheap ride out OF town
aud while tho river TOOK advantage, ALSO OF Gu cap
would not Ike 10 be known - patrons OF beer shop,
but ahoat the Hudson they could do others aId
with impunity negro quin ct sniertained ths ex-
cursionsts with series OF plantation melodies,
rather tnan the sentiment or the melody. Notpiug
occurred on the upward "Trip 10 mar tue
der and harmony VI the excursion, but
the homo journey = row was barely avoided.
on moro passe ugers than got OF N the morning,
young man went ~ the bar u get so0ie oeer u
eoupic oil giris who weTo win him. While he
absent a couple Of young men approached the ic-
males and used indecent aad offensive language TO
them. When their protector returned no was in-
formed, and without any parisy he laid aside his
beer glasses aud Tell on the ipsuers OF the females
ana thrashed them. A general row seemed i'm mi
ncnt out the CONTESTANTS were promptly separated aud
order was Restored Al Yonkers however, the trouble
renewed Quo oil the two nrst Indicated thought TO
get even with his assaiiant but mistook MIS-
fell ON another anu an innocent fellow, who
struck ether Win beer glass OF with brass
kpuckles-it couli not be accertained which. HIS
forehead was gasbed and he bed great deal. HIS
as.ailant ana com panioD were pushed ashore aud
kopt tnere and tue injured man cared tor, but
threats were irssy made that NJ Twen fourtn street
laudirg some ono YOU'D DO made TO suffer. Tnal
Lons Branch continued and ended ncr journey IN
peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-06
the Columbia Hospital Inyes,
tigatiOU,

he third and probably the last evenings
entertainment growing out of the charges pre-
ferred against DIR. p. j. Murphy, in charge of
Columbia Hospital and Lying in Asylum, took
place in the Office of the hospital last evening.
There were present Drs. Ritchie, Reyburn.
and a number of ladies. DR.. Murphy was
represented by Mr. E. ID. f. Brady. The board
held short executive session, and on the door
being opened a letter was read and ordered to
be placed on file. 1t was from Henriette
MOSchke, saying: For reason which | deem
unnecessary TO state at this time, must de-
cline TO appear further before your board in
relation 10 charges preferred against DIR. Muir
ply" At the previous sessions the testimony
as to the first to fifth charges have been taker
the sixth charge-that the patients were MOI
allowed recreation although there are games
belonging to the hospita!-wds taken up.
Miss Lola May, Elizabeth Jenkins, Henrietta
Beckett, Rose Gilmore, and Dr.. Z. NJ. Shaffer
testified TO the 1alSlty 0t this charge. Some
amusement was occasioned by Henrietta
Beckett answering the question as TO whether
she had improved in health. "Oh, yes, sir. was
quite a criminal when came here, and can
now get along DIR. Mackail, Lyon mean Grip
pie Witness.-.'Oh. yes, cripple or criminal"
The It'll charge: that TIE library is used exclu
slyely by the surgeon CDR. Murphy and the
parlOr by DR.. Murphy and the m3troD, was
taken up, and Mr.. j. I. Mitchell (dIrectGr and
treaSuTer) testified that the library was not
suitable for patients, being of medical and
scientific character; that it is in the Office
room: that the parlOr was in daily use, patients
receiving their friends there; and the patients
used The grounds without reStric ion for recre-
alton. He incidentally stated that medical
attendance had cost - $50 per annum and now
but 81 800. TIE secretary DIR. Stantonl stated
that he had written 10 Mrs. Doubleday and
sustain the charges. He had resolved no
answer, and in order to give them an uppOrtu-
nifty To appear, he suggested an Adjournment
to the 18th instant. The suggestion was agreed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-06
GEORGETOWN.

RAN OYERB By A CAR.-lesterday, about L 80
p: NJ. little coOred boy, named John Turner,
about six years of age, while playing around
car No. 81 of the Washington and Georgetown
railroad, dropped his hat. and while trying to
gett the car ran over three fingers of his right
hand, badly MASKING them. Dr.Jas. NJ Mackall
was sent for. and, after dressing the wound
the little fellow was sent home.
POAT SCNk.-The canal boat Geo. Sherman
OF the American line. sank at Seven Locks
yesterday. 1t was moved aside, and nayiga-
ton was not interfered with.
TIE CAR STABLES.-WOrkmen began to-day
to dig the foundation for the addition to the
old tobacco warehouse for the new car stables
OF the Washington and Georgetown railroad.
The market on Bridge near High street, which
was situated on ground bought by the above
railroad, has been torn down, and the new
market on High street is nearly ready for use
COAL TRADE.-Receipts and shipments for
week ending tO, day: Receipts-Consolidati
coal company, 2,915 tons; Maryland coal COM
pany. $500 tons: New Central coal company,
200 tons: Borden mining company, 800 tons
Total, S,615 tons. hipmentS-COnSOlidati
coal company, 2,657 tons; Maryland coal com.
pany, $500 tons; New Central coal company
1900 tons; Borden mining company, 800 tons
Total 1857 tons.