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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
1nNnnN MnnL NE.

LONDON Ang 2g-The following are The Wool sales OF Wed
,r 20 dst. 5000 bales sydney - "a q -
"c.'nred l.. ld4Is ID. Greasy, "a az -, - ~
ana "a L. 81 Ian a "a JOB oaies Porl Phil
a. Fi,rce H. 90 il llisa scouTed i I'd g. -agl
ILL., "a =, al. Local and Pieces 81 a ls So Ian IDS
~ ~ .conr j. Id Greasy ID q a.; ~ - g 35
z.lsr,i- Fleece Zlac - A2A Scouicu - go
NeN ~, GREASY 81 Iisd Locks and Pieces "a -.
~ ialnls' Greasy, "a j. ld ~ ~ oiies az. "e 80
ID. Secured. al Z d.. a. -l' fii7N'
- -1lsd. Locks and Piece, 81 ~ ldi lambs - a. -
s,.es~ vi 800 bales Adelaluc-Fltece - lh.| - ~
scoprea lid als Id. GREASY I'D lv2' losAs anu ~
I'D Lambs JAgh; Hcoufei Is 81 a = 81.
1880; "a Al the to-day tie demand Vas vel sns
t,nl the biddings animated ana rates "eie ll upn.n
y SO bales we're son. cAi'-' Va - ~ ~
a1d y sW Zealand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

sv,,poo, Aug 28-PorK--Pume Mess-EAstern nImer
LNEEfg,,gl- nrrner ID 50. Bacon Cumberland tu
d Al So edI short Iub steady at 5Sed Lonz ciear
sical a. ~ short CLEAR irBef ~ ~ ID. HAms-LonR
a, Al shoulders nrmer A. % beei-lnna Ness
nsr s n Cd hrner a. % Prime Aess nIisr
dul 81 s3D Iah0W-IflEe
a. AMI A. J5gd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. steady 81 ~ ltosn
ef ..rtv al sn steady nj TO- Chees.
$1,000. t,nmce nrusr Lara Oh. dull and nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper Tesse's IN Rril")Its
oc tcGQ
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
THURSDAY, Ana. &c, 1850.
AsnEs-on-et. nnchan red

COFFEE-hnt grades quiet steady late prices
grades amt du far cargoes I5c lohbins lots IA ?
II ~ sales
COTT0N-Spo;s l'sc higher; sales. 700 bales Of which
export 5j2 bales for spinning de
contract 400 bales receipts ~ the ports 20
25l bales 81 bales last week, ana 40
bs-s ast wear since september 4gsu2gs bales against
44s3B3l bales during Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
Business Chances.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE new
n YORK TIRE N Will ~ lti - ~ -, = - ~
or 40 i0~ weuJytAru- ", eoihei
X as asf Fo,l-t.uth--t IN on-sgare zoo lhrl
ave- cor F0rtv eyentr-st.; at tne hA NJ prf ~
81 lirs sv cor On@huuIfed- enty foutla AZ
frllem savings BANK Building. u2 " 8 H. regular
CELEBRATES
ANTED.-IO meet parties having S2U'VUO
t0 invest In busu--- already established ana VI uD41e
tiona0le prort. address Il a. B. l.ar.e's Hotel " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

Receipts. $l,437,4s5 payments g
covered; currency balance. SOULS io@ com
80 164. 4JSt o97 434.
saiancss 90, exchanges continue duh and hardly
The foIs h,eh NAV be un'ed for by the TACT
% Of Sansfg b ss for are e RSw D Sne
chssas i"N ,,nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
Csscssmcut Notices.

TgE SrARIposA AND AND MINING Co. OF CALIFORNIA
EXECUTIVE OFgICE, NOS ana IL Nassal--t., Z
NEW-YORK. Aug. %, 1880.
~ ACSFS-NTFNT Of FIFTY CENTS on
y EACH SHARE OF she preferred anu common soca =
e and Die on or tef0re ep l. lc, wlen ~ VII
M elnuen ami stock dividend OF 1 ger cent - peei
rs .rae -ent assessment upon me 9cA uD
~ ala asses,men1s shall have been pad ~ cash OF shl
rtr u. .euuueut on the lifh ldv OF september. i5''
ROBERT CRAWFORD, Assist tnt secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PAIL R,vyy .sa.. Aue 2s-Tne printing cloth msrxe'
tAs been In and small sale % or are mot
se al which quotation Eor Any 40
Encs sellers above that figure being As~'~
SS"@ NE market 10 hArdsn1nx 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

Al
u,,ana.. s ~ g 5ai re5a.
!. : |
Ordinary n, r,-v ~ "a o.
Good Ordinary lgsi lQ.s los
strict low Midains ......... Ils ll7s IL
Miad'nF; ~ - 30 10
STREET Good Mddinc .....--.-.----.-. l2ai l2.s i2s
N,daiine faif---------- -..--T-------' az Il
Soc So Good ornarv 81 Mddang o7-
Futures cose steady At an ayance Of ~ points Tor Assst
5ui aeS ne ol IONS ' a % @"premSef 1870
ae ocfoos Ga no. s Jauaary Ios5aio72 FeSruarv
lOsJd ,Os6; March, lo9jal9S6i april lllua ~.
sepiember 30 october OF November 1880 pecem-
s SSI l9s1 d '@R oaav, closing
Der. lIs7 loSs october l. 10 40 NeyemoeI 10
iesS@i0s7; March i GIijl. Transferable orders.
FLOUR AND MEALFLouK-Iow grades weak and E,i IN.
settled IN some INST mes j. a looi % ~ oei
prices sales ~ bills Intending $40 bbis Minnesota tx
ira ira Wheat Fx,r 81 ?, IS 500 66s Low Extra 50 75a
- - latter an extre9e Sou 'Op ges r., ia so IS
s35er 1 Fans sHr' 5soo bis CITY Md Extra
81 oo5 no. West isai'' % IS o. an latter e4tros
Common 70 Far Extra CaaG G1'e o sS
Ezs %e''s5n so % ooo E1fra ReunS boon ONO
3 rs - cool 70 Ce@e" do s. $50 % o' ION
ave MiTfnrc. - 1890 90. sassIs Ealra 70 1.dss
Straight SO 25as7 raienI - % - ~ s' e az c S1 20
-tric ~ coed - 7Oas4 - 60 VERY ,hoce Family
's Is. Patent Winter Wheat extra 81 25asS 80 latter
vorv fancy closing SOC THERN FLOUR -Smei'
wraa sales tDs Common To Choice xtra 90 80. d.
Flor h. IN lair a 4 sales. inO hbls super
fue - 5Oq ~ d. CORN MEAL more active. stesy
--'' - n ms Yellow Western 5UGS3 PralCyWiHe.
90 o ~ N iuciuiiuc . 500 bbls - p -
- 80 n III T-D,ur ip moderate demand steady
vntrr opeued a higher subsequently the advance was
-, iosat cay Al shade under the prces last
,,tr. moderate EXPORT ana speculative sales
f.- O10 bush Futures. 53jnuO bash. spot iac1ing Jn-
-,r,1r SO. ~. do. . al Oh; Ungraded
49, r,ar @ an 49, so do A. ~ OGl.
do - Red IL O- ga = C-tf- steamer d1 = Np-.
-. - o.. 80 : 90 ue : No do - uelsG
Mnie 81 ~ .-i.o II l.5. cosl, z y nN
S.-,r 1eg& o. closing u ~ 2 = o.. no.. Octo
FL ~ oQ clo.ng ~ O5 "a > 0-as 40. November.
90 ,1.7s' Os54 closing 81 O9-. No. White August
49, o4 b c os.nc 81 O74ds o7- 40 october. 81 90
g o. S e'1,n s. NoI s.c 20 western. August quoted
asked, ScptchlD-I = % - - 1i, 81
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financial.

AL who are interested in railroad business
y ana mileage statistics should get THE FRlBD NE All
NANAC Tor ~s0. now ready. prce - vents Dy mall
bankers and CAPITALISTS VIII want to
ID ef The Tribune Almanac ior ESQ; gives the hEltes
United state. Revenue and kxDeni"F" SINCE 1910 F'oo
20 cents. hy mai
GAS STOCKS.
an evy york and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also Snds
of nrooslyn iny est aeni securities deal u oy
" D GEORGE HI. PKBNTl-S, - -
10 HROA D. To-. An % EACHANG F-PLACE-
Gas STOCKS Il City X. K. Stocks and Bonds
u bonght & sod. TT HEWITT 81 txehanreplace
TWYNNF & DAY. a. Wall-st, Newly ork
Brogera ge Business Railway shares Bonds Sc. sc
rJ7HE GRANVILLE GOLD COMPANY offers
/ for sals To : IOCKHOLDERS. Tor 80 DAYS from date
hereof less sooner SOLD. FIFTY THOU SAND 81 Hks
OF s capital STOCK, a. ~ ltF.S r Ss-,s '
9ii-Ai-A- ~ ' EDWIN Il NJ LFORD secretary.
% DEr.sr.. sew YORK, August II, losO
Two THE BONDHOLDERS of the UTAH
1 WESTERN RAILWAY COMPAN " ! ~ II
HEREBY GIVES that The dtJSTEES j2r ,HS lin
have takpn proceedings frec.ose tie mortgage;
an areeuent hld the property Tor TIE pondh"Hes anu
apuuint Tor that purpose mas Ireh sl-Aei " A -
majority o. tie bundnoldciH -. - 4. 90 49,
spnlvinr AT The Office OF TIE UNION TRUST COMPANY
of KEW Y lRk, No - Broad Fav NeN YORK Dlt].
pou!hoders deposit their bonds win sAu Iusb
Comrapv 10 used Trustee 70 the purchase OF lhe
conformity 70 me ABOVE
ILup receive Ieuost Ilerfpt8, transferable
nv iudorsement. signed Dy SID Trust Company 49,, IT,
DEPOSIT viii bee requested Dor conVenence Oh inc ''
leave ner bonds Tor eNalludlul NO' ann AZ
eei'o 'Ae" WI E. f. BISHOP.
H. NJ. BASSETT
Trustees ~ Mortgage o. e IAN Western Railway Co
NTW- y Juy - A. d., l'0fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

TIL governors of the Bank Of England at their
Ing n,,eiing TO-DAY made no change IN the
rcgaas rate for discount. AMI II remains at 2i2
uin.ani During the week me bank gained 5000
pei cen the proportion OF it, reserve 70 its habl
bu1 2 va sed from 81 s % 80 = per cent. AT the
tes W S STOCK Exchange. Brtsh consols were ll6
lcnoo' a. 97lSle for both money and account.
i lo1tad states bonds were hardly STEADY ne Is
insc ogoied off Is at 1872. 4l2s at 1850 II,
be,,s NJ lO5os9 1855. American railways
snnnn.rsly were lower; Ere down from 42li to 40
elleaocpd consols from 92l2 70 90. Central and
s sislso1 fell from 1Xzla 10 1876 ILLINOIS
fha STIS from 1l6l2 to ll6' and e Atlantic
s nd a. from 3Ola to 29l2. Reading at the close
se,sOpanebanged at y. and Pennsylvania UNCHANGED
NaseI In Paris French 3 per cents advanced
s oV = 72i 10 $3.50. The weekly statement Of
nv RINK of France shows specie gain OF 21oOOo0
tne Berlin dispatch reports the specie loss OF
iSs impera Bank of Germany at q; l2O'Q0o marks
Ut Ta rcss earnings OF the Louisville aud Nashville
-.ilroad are reported as follows:-
'" 1873. 1850.
,eot IN August 9273s slG0.300 Inc $4,000
IN asrg u August 2l- S,5l607 0l9G2sO Inc lsso26
The receipts OF -four and gram ut the principal
,tiaa.,c ports his Goth day of August were:
NurK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
NEW-YORK and BRIGHTON BEACH Raid

- WAY. - no ,,,,-c rrroN- Avn rONFy
~ M and direct % Brighton Hotel Double track
80, nj me yav SO dust. ferries. rough Ousuc pta
80 rs,r. This company will their weIKr0Nn flst
ssfeamers MOREISANIA ana SHADY SIDE 70 Their new
- oc,sf GIVE from New leaving -2Csi, y H.
~ s05 Ii.i5a m. l. ?, $3.50. ., $40 D. M Aso from
lar M Il \ r. n 1870 ll:3J l:-U -lJt 7.tu 0..,
30 ~ NJ, Reurung. leaves Brighton (COney Is ana e:5O'
9i.3f a m H. % . 80. 4:2u, d. :. ia D. m A.,
class uas.sa ger 10 paior car on Olhe
rnu - and novel ele n Jren cars conveying pass
% r 10 brighton IBe.c minutes Tickets 90 liOtI
,ion ana ClIrv anatXcurlnu. % cents luSi' l~io
AZ rnf Chfdrau between and four years eAeSiOu
- 20 and
Wasttott fxnress viii cher& 1assl ~ an,
from Br ghton beach. Iat-ase OHeO~'" '''N' '' -
An.rN llrua ul Ilf l-lIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
Uyrrgp STATES ESGISERa OFFiCg. ARal BUILDING.
NEw YORK Aug. ), lss0

UNITED STATES ESgISERa oFFcE. ARA, BUILDING.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE ST. JOHNS
Hiyer FLORIDA aad the entrance T. Cumberland sound
berNeen Florida and Georgia ,,--. .. 49,.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate ADDRESSED 20 no
noon on lac August 1850 Al Nhlch tine snl
place they viii be Opened IN presence OF olnl' lo Sn
rructius ctties at the 81 J0ln RIVER foL
a and a SO az INTO Cumberland -oln yeNrn
Ceor,la and FLORIDA works VIII De et separately
end HE proposals therefor must be submta In separate
inst uctons bidders. and BLANKS Tor PRO
uo,s may obtained az THIS once on aPleA"oh oy w
terdiag bidders ... 1870 n, - ',1n..r. l. :
PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
4 OF VARIOUS STREETS II THE CITIES OF
WAsHINGTON AND 6EOkGEiOWN, y. e.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT OF CoLuAmA}
MAsHINGrOS. August -. ESQ.
By direction Bosri OF Proposals
wi m received Al until - clock M on Monday,
Aneust 1850 Tor improving various streets IN the Ces
OF Washing ami Georgetown, d. q . -,...
PianL forms 0 proposal specifications be obtained
ali Information upon apOcaiOh
terror AMI upon forms viii aoie De oousuIea
The ght reserved TO reject any o, al S si % g' :"
bios. -. ~. n q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
Dipiocn0 Noliefs.

Eipiocu0 Nohces.
OFFICE OF TIL; CENTRAL CoNsrnucucS coMPANr
OF YORK CITY ilsmitcdl 90. Z
40 BRUADWAY Aug -, Issu.
A DIVIDEND of FIJI Y (oO) PEK SENl
~ the susrbers the rucii1n fund 81 IN, COM
pany has been this payable Cd @Hd AA'e Sup
emDer 10, $780, al the Office u I1e 90 e prosoevt
ALL COUPONS DUE FIRST PROX., AND
"A the princlpa ol all that day Issued ny
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CONPANI'
viii he pad gu ant after that date the Offices 81
CLARK POST * MAHTINf "a Pine ST NsW,f orA'
h ". LARK & CO, - 7oath 81 81, f 1.,-.r
August 6, lseO n a, y IOo :, -
THE INTERNATIONAL and GREAT
4 NORTHERN RAILROAD COMFANi vi AI>A4A0' -
Mortgage Income Bonds; - , to,.... s.c,,-.a l,,
the cOmpluv earnings oi year - vi io $3.50
bonds Announcing 70 per viii be paid 70 Tho r.
holders thereof ~ and september l,oO AZ me Onoe
OF tbe COMPANY - Pine 81 New ork M Co 49,.
The boo. Of registry VIII De closed on AuE1s ~ 2 az"
onenad ON -.Dam BY order ~ the directors.
lho Mas vice President.
ILLINOIS cEYIFtL RAILROAD CoPAVY.}
NEw-YoHK. Aug. 3, lSrO.
THIS COmnany will pay September l, 1891
4 me THIRTY sixth SFMIANNUAL CASH ~ 1,
DEND on IT. entire share capital, being DlNIDhN oI
THREE l3 PER CENT To Gl shareholders Registered a.
such al D. H. 18th after which, and Ia 1le
am 5epteuUer the transfer books VIII % clpsst-
J. v r. hAN DOl-Ih, 1Ir--,1--
rpE NEw.YoRK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
NEWY DIX July ~ AooO
18th DIVIDEND. .,.--, ,,-.,on,., -,
THREE AND ONE~HALF Pc = ~ l. PAYABLE on anu a.
ter tug,i-f D 1851 c. b. OUICALi. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
propo5Gl5
IMPROVEMENT of HARBOR of CHARLES

q
UNITED STATES ENGlSIER DFfIcE. !
Army Building Ne August ~ iccp. '
SEALED PROPOSALS, N dup1cate al .Iessed 20 me u,.
aer. nd Nil be- received OH a un y oc1o noon
on t th iav september 1850 at "hlch le anu paos
nov WI bidders
ou, brush aad stone the HaIbor OF Charleston.
4.
MAJ this once or from captain James Z.
Po,t 4 OrDs OF Eng netfs. thaiestOn, :. -.
A'''' wv q a GU LMOhE. 1t. Col. u Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
v,tDrpr,T. GERMAN MAI.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWfOkA-
,-r,c.- ID S"N - - .+r-f',t sept. 1,
-,s,f D. -...... sat sent IA
RATES OF PASSAG T. from NEW-YOEk % sou IhAAf-
ION HAVRE OR z EIEN- an
FIRST CABIN 800 NFCOND CABIN ----------ro'
STEEt.AGE. 49, . . ..-.t.
tickets reduced rates. Prepaid storage cerHh
Gales. SIS 49,. o., al. ......,. % -, ,f,,s sRl
-''ro --' ~ 4 90. : Boz .fre.l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

DARTIES suffering with mentll or nervous
Z fi.a,sqs can have BOARD am proper araufon =.
rrvaSe aIni.y lGlress EXPARIEN- 49, l.l1uAe JDio~n
!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
sTAINTD.

Futures vance Of 2 points for Anst
decline Ct points Tor the other months sales 60
ss Prices n-td-hugust II .HH0l22G september. 1850
10 october 10 7Ga los November 100000 90 De
comher 1900 1908; January, l0O56lO.12 feprIarV'
lOsJd ,Os6; March. 1880 1885, April lI.IuG ~.
/ n m-frces for Rings and Margns 4 ngust l-.i0i
sepiember II 30 October 1917 November 1890 pecm-
her 1881 January lN7l February s3 March bn'
Aur 09 Today's closing August l2l4 Septern
ber ll.s7 loss october. ll.l9 1850 November Iuo-
December. 1915. 063 January, lOl-0lN d" reDrual'
lO-BUIOs7. March. ll0ll.Ol- IraIsieraOle orueis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL

n rIaplurs American Packet t0nnanvs Line fOf
PT yMOUTf CHERg lT HG and II ADb hlf -,
a. sTTpRV . B. .-.-......-..- sep 10
ffgpDFp -suf.n n Ella ST D.. rcpt- -
Rass u passage Plymouth LONDON Cherl olrs iiAin-
bnrs and 4 POINTS soltn o. Eng 1DI ff- -@J.b.
@lO0 -rerd Canil. 500. .~ferag- ~ hOuil ZIP AZ
~ ~ spnT h O. e.. B. RICHARD q co.
Teuerol A arnts General Passenger AGENTS.
Va 81 rroai.,t h Y. 80 IL ROADWAY, y. Y.
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Doaro dno Rooms
vs. siie.

Ts1c NADISON-ANE corner 81 't-sr-An
DO elegantly furnished p4Iior Ao,r O. r VIII pr.'4ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
] ~ rHfit.i :rA~Es MAIL STA AdEks,
EOR of-fENSIOWN AM blNEAPODL-
ieaS1ne per -. \. b.. tootof h.Bg-tL o.,

~ resr sta-ners are bn IN wafeT-t tIt cDI
primenfs ana A. furnished every Ielnsts ~ mt.s
fhe pas-ac arross Atlantic Dih safe ahd ar rD- -
ing bathroom smo1iuc room. dr1Win fpph Nl..,
b5rary experienced surgeon sieNFiess anu ~
arh Steamer The 4taferooms al upper dec K ti- lI-a
ing those cr~ai Injuries &C sea peiieo' f'i
and lghL 80. -. a., st,ts.ro,r,, sso zoo aud
80 pssEpft IEl-EA1l al low rkg3A
OffA0H~ 80" - WILLIAMS & 0UION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15

Boston Advertiser: The greenbackers,
sensible of the obligations they are under
to the democrats, have gone through the
form OF nominating ticket which will
not cause the least embarrassment to
their natural allies. The nomination
of General Weaver must have been
made for the purpose of killing of the
greenbaek party, if there was any pur-
pose at all. vt any rate. that will be
the effect of the ticket. The convention
was roaring farce from beginning to end.
The frantic confusion and wrangling among
men were never before heard OF; the an
tics of that amazing compound OF reck-
lessness and vanity. Dennis kearney. down
to the formal balloting even with hall
votes in convention that allowed unrep-
resented States to be represented by any
BODY who would take credentials. all par
took OF the mock heroic clap-trap OF
which Scion Cbase's steers and cowhide
boots are the best emblems.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15

One of the census enumerator at BucyruS
Ohio. is a young colored man named T.. z.
Williams, who several wears ago was run
over by a train of cars and lost both arms,
which were taken off near the shoulder. In
the absence of hands, he has learned to write
| by holding pen or pencil between his teeth.
and writes we'll. He writes very rapidly.
and takes an average of two hundred names
a day. When he enters house he seats
himself at table, lays down his book, and
with pencil in his teeth writes out the
names that are given him. When he gets
through he picks the book up in his teeth.
places it under the short stub of the right
arm, and goes to the next house.
Nowhere is military discipline more liter
ally carried out than in the Magyar portion Of
the Austrian army. A few days ago pri-
vate soldier died in the guard house, and At
his funeral a superior officer noticed that The
firing party marched to the grave with fixed
bayonets, which was contrary to usage. The
Sergeant in command was therefore taken to
task, and asked if he did not know the i'm
propriety of fixed bayonets in a funeral pro-
cession. Standing stifiiy at salute the Ser
geant replied: s.Yes, sir; l am quite aware
of that. But beg respectfully to report that
the deceased, during his illness and at the
time of his death, was under arrest. 1t was
therefore, the duty ofhis escortto fix bayonets.'
ssvery we'll, you may 60, was the rejoinder;
and the model disciplinarian retired with the
proud consciousness that he had triumphant
~ proved his case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15

To THE EDITOR. For the benefit of any of
your readers who may be interested, beg to
say, from personal observation, that Bright's
Disease of the Kidneys is certainly durable
My friend, Mr.. JosHUA TUrHILL. of Saginaw
Mich, was attacked by it, and was in a most
critical situation. His family physician rec
commended him to take HINTS REMEDY,
the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine. He
did so. His symptoms gradually subsidized,
and at the end of short time, entirely dis
appeared. He was completely cured, and is
well man to-day. Recommend your read
ers to try HUNTS REMEDY.
Respectfully, AMOS G. ToRREY.
junel5+&wl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15
AUGUSTA, JUNE 23d,

~ follows;
The Maine Central, Europeans North American,
and connecting branches. Knox \ Lincoln. Bucks
port & Bangor. Grand Trunk. st. Croix 4 Penob-
ecot. Mechanic Falls Buckfeld. Somerset and the
SANDY River railroads. will sell round trip tickets al
their several stations
The Portland 4 Rochester and Portland Ogdens-
burg roads will give delegates free return tickets from
Portland to the stations which they take the train
Return tickets to be furnished by J. o. SMITH. Sec
rotary Of the Republican State Commttec, at Gran
lite Hall on the day of the Convention.
Reduction of rates could not be obtained over the
Boston Maine and Eastern roads.
Parties coming over the Portland 4 Rochester,
Portland & Ogdensburg, Boston 3 Maine and Eas-
tern roads, should purchase round trip tickets at
Portland over the Maine Central.
The Portland, Bangor Machias Steamboat Com.
pany Will give free return tickets to delegates who
pay full fare one way on their steamers.
The international Steamboat Company will take
delegates from Passport to Portland and return at
excarsion rates, Is.
special train viii leave Portland the I'D inst; at
~ A, n, arriving 1t Augusta 1t 1909 A. NJ. Re-
t1Rnlng viii leave augusta At $50 r. NJ, arriving at
Portland q slS r. NJ Rcgnlsror special trains will
eo0venieAtly connect with these trains, to
- Ieuiato1, Auburn, Bath. etc. Ticketsto Con.
ve1lee good ffom I'd 10 Gath nsts, inclusive, and
- ~ =, n. A. BY. god to 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15
How American Democracy PAYS

The United States in Il years have paid
$500, 00o,00o on the public debt, or nearly
one-thlrd of its total at the moment of its
greatest amount. While the principal of the
debt has been nearly one-third liquidated.
the interest charge has been reduced by re-
funding at lower rate and by cessation of pay
ment nearly one half or from Sl5l 900. 900 to
$50 200 600 year. At the present time the
liquidation of the national debt is going on at
the rate of half million a day.
These reauts. so familiar to the American
people, are astounding in the financial histo-
nv of the world. They are totally unprece-
dcnted. The boosted payment of the mil
lizards" by France was merely successful
borrowing the wherewithal to pay. not liq-
qidation. What enables America thus to
sweep off debts which weigh other great pow
ers to the earth with increasing rather than
tightening burden? Is taxation heavier here
The national revenue of Great Britain
amounts 10 sl3 per capita of the population.
that of France to sic. while that of America
in 1879 was about $3.50. This wear il will
be larger as the increase of importatjons
pours money into the treasury, bat probably
not over Sc 80. But the reason we can paw
off the debt faster than those countries. is
the fact that our debt is already much small
er than theirs. and that our revenues are not
wasted on standing armies and costly. navies.
and other expensive appurtenances of inn
perial government. We want none of these
costly and vain luxuries of power and if we
remain strictly democratic and simple in our
government, there is no reason why we should
not govern ourselves better at less cost than
any other power in the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to 9TH
er causes, is occasioned BY Worms.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or
Worm Lozenges, although effectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable com
bination has been successfully used by ply
sicisns, and found to be absolutely sure in
Graduating worms, so hurtful to children.
Twenty-Five cents a box.
ftu, th&freow&weow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and it is warranted
double the strength of any similar prepare
ton.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache and
ALL ACHES.
The Great Believer of Pain.
"BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA. ~
should be in every family. teaspoonful of
the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
[sweetened, if preferred], taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cts. a bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-15

The journal" Battle Creek, Mich, thus
puts it: 1.-The surest, safest, best blood puri-
flying medicine known is Warmers Safe Rem.
edies in connection with Warmers Safe
Pills Regular practitioners prescribe then
as remedy for impure, poisoned blood.