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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
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Failures quiet closing steady decline Of 70 points
al teorq 9 Nav 1@93 5@Ss
i2sSSSai254 jay 1864 2. = HuFust l27i el2 IS
Prices for rings ana @ 7c0 HpI Nav
:2 July A0s1s r 1872 o Se G6st1ae
To pS5t, Is.eqe is0 Jaaafy iisS February.
Esyo el5155 &C. une, 256Gl2.57 July Izd4sl26o
a1f6aGf5S FaUITs~very duh; prices generally IN.
Fie5o AND llS. G633@f
sud LA aly grades oObng trade Only eaying enon g
g cSyeI mV9 ZIP ts Si gTtr s, GUS az s0j6bls No =
g. 99at 80 at'e iS fe oSg T an ~ rs Zoo bbl5
sugerne 81 80 20; 9 h w g Extra 4. q ~ ncnd
inc 500 bbs al 81 l56s4 20 $500 ub$ Winter Wheat TX.
Ira g. 5sSS 4GOO b's nnesota Extra 3 81 as; s
were EXPORT 9goanons No = 50 - 80 90 'I g1
sz9sl S.; Fsnes 9 4oSs6 80 Common e coca
Common 20 5000 Ezra sonnd HOOD Ono . 10 ast Good
g 4 4 Common @ clsas s. a6Ssi So aye s. 900
e. 20 t " r. y 6ais conmos 70 Far rifs 81
"a eood 70 very lh@es e E4@y Sos 70 90 ft E
fLouE @ se; ~ a S co. ood pS % h6 6S@ds%
1O oYg fL0UR dmei and heavy sales 20 11a super
me , 70 iaTss a SS d aiio MEAL
aniet and uomna 1898 10 for Yellow Western
- e. fo[ unsettled and la2e lower
t room; active trade speculative account,
Ss Ga .! 2s 600 bush cash including eed Pns
sSeD Pu,4 i 2e RED 10 II 90 6@6 81 IGoS ~ 10 Rel
r. 0o1 lnsn ~ izusl 10 steamer No Red Loo bash
bush do 81 9sl iree on board 30 yea 2U{ ous
81 ~ Water 1000 91h, q IA oi 10 N iSi ~
k S,isa 10000 bush ~ 12A9Si - No, Red DO.
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81 ~ I We DO March ii 1851 20 dosing 81 l99
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Al l2s, January lIl44$i i@A S's'IE "a ~
90 Nay 81 lCiso$l l6t closing 81 l6s----'
RYE quiet snd steady ~ Ga9sc esIo1s anu 90 cas canada
10 i,riehi 81 IS -. BARLEY MALT stealy ard quiet
~" Market dulI hole. lower scarcely ANYTHING
49,: fT e.Dort and lslts Trade demand light spec u
Sash iacia6sns Ungraaed Western Mixed e@@01e. 70 ..
Tow Mixed Doc yellow. BE; No nCHna'; o.
Ne2 JsRa5 sSs tS57c do May 55sc osne o. aojssc
- l9gtf .as' NO y AZ Hs hiie
Sstss &c No 42c; MOL White 4Ge Mixed western; 81 4
G45c; White do 45@4sS u'i 90 Peirfy
uary 4ls.0 sllc 1OOOg push tEtp sfeaiF. 4O0tO H.
10000 bush Mach A. F ihp se@5c shaIpS
95cQ$l. 49, -.
VISIBLE sUrPLY oV GRAZ c,sh AZ 'AA 'N''AD ''N''-'
wheat Corr S Ssis. r sai5 b USE
sc go S0e 2ss G46 80 4el $9Sl'a3 az }
Dec 20 g5g7Sa .g @ 5 G'S ca rs o5s5 1855
nee II 10 ii 9l7 2I0 9,O5s, 0i2 I5oe'o "a '000'''1
CrT,sn,Y CI,oTH-ouiot. unchanged ana, ,r,e Pp,,s
HEMP &C Manila sI I ssIs Zoo loo bales 5c 5o0 bes,
aIe, cash on spot. and 1900 bales pe'er Si"'' 90
Cal ana % 1srRAw-The offerings ere small deP r%c
,TieAs arm we quote; II y9ehipg1bg % 6nored
s2sSfi 90 n GsasI o. 81 sortGc oal TOO
II0ss-iet aud abciaHgSS 10 ana a fsir export
PS eses 40 bales he Past WS td
Ftooks fairly coDcenTaied We Yearlings IA
1 d az III e5awts Pacific Cost eSo ~
Bsyacsn BOA 55o bohemian 10 dra,e sale al "a
ae ead has de- ned 100 tone SOFA a.
S-Soc. for Common Domestic speitei quiet " A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

UNITED Static fNIK!1AIlpHAL COMMISSION
NEq-A ok, nov. q, 1880.
NOTICE
~ A. hereby given that books for subscription 10 tho
"a al Stock the Uued international Commission
Nj he opened al Tie ollce % The Farmers Loan amt f, COM
rltIv So % Exchange place. WEDNESDAY, lOtI N0-
ve1Ser n. Ten per OF the amount subscribed must
r maid subscription and the remaining 80 per
cent a. folio Fa-yiZ.: ,.,
> / 3 REL cent on the Isl Narch. 1881.
per ccrt ON the Isl May, ISL.
10 Ter cent on the IstJuly. 81.
10 IeT cent oI tie Itt september, 1851.
10 irrcrut on tie lat NOgcuber 1881.
ID Der cent on the II January, 1882.
II 4. tTEBHlN-. Pree'f 4. X Interim Commission
" L. STRONG Chn'n Executive Committee.
g. W. DEBENpiSt, Treas TX. t0uuiHef
H. g. EOLsTON. Chmn Finance Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
financial.

A IL Who are interested in railroad business
and eag sastc saO1a .s sss }, T csrI. g s AL
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
United state, ovenue ana Expenditure slnce 1875 Price,
% cents by mail
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
- fAN' NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
persOna holding Of the bonds OF the Southern PACING
Railroad Company hereby nothod that there s now m
1 Wo eiqR Rs pa 5S Of s5d bonds
hno ~ s " & Boag is ap6cl6ie to the re
dempton purchase Of said bonds and MAJ tne &c
and saG francisco Of said
posa vii be opened and such offered at the low
espuee will be redeemed or purchased 70 the amount 0i'
said E Ii g. hiLLEESV1 s, Trustees
san Francisco, Dec 10. 1880.
OPFIcR CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co, o,o
No 100 hRoApwtTT 1oES pee 20 dsso for
T'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors 10, g.. io ,,
next at This Office The pol WI open q IL noon d
TINE IMPORTERS AND TRADEBs' NATIONAL BAEE oF{
NEw.YoRK NEW. YoaE. December IL, 1850
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors OF OF
Broadway and Mnrrsyt III Ei5DAY. January II, 1881.
The poll VIII DC open non Eb 13 foWNsEND Cashier
ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD COZ
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE STOCK
holders Registered Bondhglders 81 THIS company i0r
in City Of Toledo Ohio January MS11ToHEL secretary.
CONTINENTAL NAi''''N' HBw oRK Dec. 10, 1880
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckh0ld-
OF this bank for ths ELECTION OF DIRbCtut.o VIII
be held at thor bankingh on TCE7D A1 We eeyesa
lth) January. 1901 between The hOnrs OF ~ M anu
j p FIRED. LAY LUZ NdSnel.
PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT Co
CIRCULAR no. d. . Z
NEW YORK. Dec 10, 1880.
THE SIXTH INSTALMENT Of 10 per cent
upon subscription lo the extension Of the Texas ard Pa
cihc Railway VIII be due and payable on December ~ ~ te
OH &c OF WOenshOltr q Co.. No 81 Exohange.pdCe new
York Checks should be TO tho order Of C. f. Wocshoner
treasurer
PAYMENTS will Endorsed upOn oeruhcate and bonds APP
pertaining third instamenJ OF II per cent VIII 10
ready lor delivery on that date.
OFFICE or WoEMsuoFRER e. cor
No. % EXCHANGB-PLACE
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% NASSAU STREET. NEW.YoRK.
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THE NEv.YorK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY, sEcRH(
IAN' AMI i"'''' EHwYosK December l. IssO.
NOTICE. THE REGULAR ANNUAL
~ meeting the hOdcrs a. this company Tor occiiug
thirteen roctO8 % h ensuing year ANA Tor other
pnTpogoa VIII b. held a. the oicc 81 TIE company NO
Groadyav on ursdly oi January next jaAulrg
ii sl AT uOOn Polls viii be- open at ~ OciccA No. and
cio4e al O'clock D. The trans books VIII DO closed on
Tie evening OF tho I'M inst and DO fcOpened on We morn
ing Of January IL. next j. a. CVNInu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02

The large and increasing demand for Liebig Cos
Coca Beef Tonic and the positive evidence of phys
clans of its superave properties in restoring health
and vigor to the debiated and in arrestng the ata
tendencies of chronic diseases, is something remark
able.
The botanic constituent of this highly-esteemed
remedy which is sanctioned by leading members OF
the medical faculties of all enlightened countries. is
the Coca Plant. which is indigenous TO Peru. where
its wondrous invigoraing sustaining and preventive
properties known to the humbest peon. The
natives enabled by chewing 1t to traverse vast
tracts of country, carrying burdens of incredible
weight, oftentimes without food, and for days and
nights consecutvely. The celebrated Spanish Chron
icier and Traveller, Garcasss de la Vega draws at
teation is his commentaries of the Incas,' pub
ished in l6l7, to the nourishing and fortitying prop
critics of this plant, venerated by the natives a.
sacred, and Humboldt, Montegazza, Goulon, Gael
Ia Sir Robert Chrisson and other scientists testify
from personal observation and experience that the
Coca Plant is not only a remedy for disease, but
thoroughly reliable preventive.
In the Ieibig Cos Coca Beef Tonic the active prin
ciple of this botanic product is present in highly con
centrated form, and is chemically and tremendously
combined with the nourishing elements contained in
the choicest beef united with the best Amontilladt
sherry.
Prof +. W. Hunt says: "rhe Iiebig Cos Goes
Beef Tonic is imcomparably superior TO the fash
ionable and abusive preparation OF Beef wine aho
Iron"
This remedy is deserving of confidence. ASK YOU
druggist for ii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02
Gardiner Local News.

thursday morning many of our business
men had the pleasure of seeing the sides O.
Their buildings, their doors and steps marked
over with chalk figures which were made
during the night They were so numerous
anu conspicuous that the offence could not
wen De overlooked, so that search was made
ana the Han was found. He proved to be a
man by the name of Chase from Pittston. and
Yesterday was arraigned before Judge Palmer.
found guilty and fined $40 and costs. The
ngures were 1929, and were evidently made
Ior political purposes. They were written
mostly upon the property of republicans. and
much indignation is manifested.
The Ideal COiored Musical Combination
VIII give their entertainment at johnson
Hall, Saturday, Oct. I'd, with a grand sacred
concert Sunday evening, Oct 3D. The COM
pany is highly spoken of and will probably
get good house. The photographs of the
company are placed in the window of
blanchard Reeds bookstore, and they are
indeed fine looking group.
Inc business seems good at the Wads-
worth Bros cabinet makers, judging from
the amount of goods they send of on the cars.
Schools commence. at half past one now.
instead of two. The DAYS have grown so
short that at five o'clock it is not very easy 20
study.
Church hill is having a coating of concrete
put on over the old sidewalk, which was
badly worn out
Thursday evening the reform club held an
enthusiastic meeting at their hall Much
satisfaction was felt at seeing one of their
Oldest members, who had recently broken his
pledge. sign it again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02
My Partner.

MY Partner.
The plav of Nv Partner which will be pre-
scented here Monday evening is attracting
considerable attention. The plot OF the play
ia "a follows: Joe Saunders and Ned Sim
gleton are partners in a California mining
town. Here lives Mr.. Matthew Brandon,
man who has seen better days, and who trusts
his motherless drughter Mary, to the chances
of life in the place. Mr.. Brandon Is followed
and hated by Josiah Scraggs, the evil genus
of tho niece. but has no other enemies. with
his daughter the elder of the partners, joe
falls in love; and ignorant of the fact that she
has loved Ned Singleton and has been Sc
duced by him. he offers her his heart de'o-
ton. Mary, knowing the truth ana rearing 10
disclose it, is overcome by her emotions anu
faints away. While Joe PUSHES 10 inc stream
70 GOT water the other partner appears on the
80 orl while Joe listens, the story OF the
r;rl,S wrongs is made known to him. SUI
i;nr the expression of his own love for Mary,
ho sternlv exacts from his partner the solemn
Goth that within three days he Will make the
,roman he has injured his wife. Inns ehus
the first act r;sos ON tho
.oaro Of the cabin of the partner. he up
Id Nod for his conduct (being heard oy
Scraggs. unseen and parts from MN re 1T,
;ng fo shake his hand in frlendsiiP' A
lament after. Scraggs enters the caoih al
,nr some marley with Ned, he makes an ma
- nrnnosai. which is at once reseh'eo,
and in the struggle which follows co' SsS
,mrders Singleton, who falls with ms neao
on his hands, just as his partner hau lei. nin''
| Tn The meantime Joe, who has come W ~
ia n little returns to the cabin, and enters
| -. =. tho unknown murderer escapes u! .nS
uere occurs the most Po"eriui
1--WE in the drama. when the loving par..e,
Hsonyers the murdered man ana iiils hi,i.
un only to be met by the CLASSY stare .,
ap, JJoe. on being found in the eap ~,
';,,, the murdered man, is accused "
Scracps as guilty, and he is arraigneu ANU
tr;aJ While awaiting the verdict OF tne !a w..
|resarding which there is little nope lor -" nf
Ar;soner1. Joe is brought to the nous =,
US father. The daughter returns 40
Ma,. and to save her from the dlssra:e
..h;cb the story of seduction when Scres s;m.
VIII 70 tell. would produce, he declares nun
i re hor husband. The father DEMANDS plou'
sen Sc ,,a Local marriage, but none con De s;.sm
Oh tne Major Henry Clay Brett, poil'ic.a"
AT las, aostrate, offers to perform the ceae
',or~ again, and this is done. AZ TO
nens - the reader may suppose Is asvo, " the 10
sna clearing of the innocent man run unn;sh-
s .msn;c;on Of guilt and the conalsn ..e Mace
suspic,SSIt the Villain is supposed to take place.
menu msnr Of the s' green curtain descends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02

There has been considerable talk in Wa
terville of late about new mill enterprise,
and it really looks as if it would develop in
to something tangible. The project is to
form joint stock company with capital
stock of SG0, 900 and remodel the Butterfeld
shops at Crommett's Mills into wooden mill 4,
making of course such additions and altera-
tons as would be necessary. Mr.. Dob
son of Pittsfied is talked of as manager of
the concern, and quite number of Water
Vile capitalists are ready to take stock. 1t
is proposed to start subscription book
shortly.
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BOwdOin College Notes.

|
The college year opens under very favor
able auspices. A Freshman class of forty
five has been admitted, while there are sew
eral additions to the upper classes. The
faculty remains the same as last year. In
structor Cole, however, has been appointed
to the Latin Professorship.
The $4,000 bequest from the Stone estate,
having become available, work upon Memo
rial Hall will be begun at an early date
probably during October. The lower floor is
now used for gymnasium. When it is
completed and fitted for its designed use, a
new gymnasium will be built. The plans
have already been drawn by Prof Foster
The site proposed for the new structure is in
the open lot east of the college halls.
The $4,000 gift of Mr.. Wrinkle of New
York is well invested. A part of the inter-
est is to be appropriated for the benefit of
the working library of the Senior class. The
college property is now valued at over half
a million; and there are prospects of further
endOwments.
The history of the college. begun by
Nehemiah Cleaveland, and finished to 1850
by the venerable Professor Packard, will be
completed soon, as a committee has been
appointed to arrange for its completion and
publicati. n.
The new curriculum of studies goes into
effect this year. There has been Il complete
revisal, and it is now regarded as more suit
ably arranged for the advancement of the
student. Contrary to the usual order recita-
tons will now be held on Saturday forenoon,
while all the classes will engage in rhetorical
exercises Wednesday afternoons.
The annual football contest between
Sophomores and Freshmen took place this
afternoon, and proved complete walk over
for the former. There were three spirited
rushes, each of about five minutes duration.
Although the Freshmen excelled in numbers,
the "Sophs." easily kicked the ball over the
line in the third rush, and with cheers, yells
and songs bore the successful kicker and the
ball off the field of battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02
JAMESON GUARDS, BANGOR.
Total,
The INDIVIDUAL CONTEST.

Fifty-two men competed for the gold badge.
They were divided into squads and appor-
toned targets. This match created intense
interest. The Augusta boys were anxious
that their era * shots should do themselves
Justice. Target number four was the centre
Of interest, as this was where most of tie
,ugusta shots were stationed. As the hour
wore on it was evident that the coveted gold
badge lay between f. w. Moore of Augusta,
and Hampton f. Hill of Biddeford. The
Augusta boy did some excellent shooting,
and his brilliant points were greeted with
subdued applause. Slowly his score ran up
until it touched IS. One of Mr.. Moore's
shots. for some reason or other, was not
counted, although the gravel was seen to fly
Just behind the bulls eye. 1t seems quite
incredible that so accurate marksman
should have missed altogether. After Moore
ceased firing there was a rush for Mr.. Hill.
lie then had five more shots and his score
stood at IS The chances were in the Bidde-
ford mans favor But victory was to perch
on Augustus banner that day, as Mr.. Hill
only touched &C. The result was the signal
for good natured demonstration.
"Ilooray for Moore!'
Then there was rush for the young artist,
and he was almost overwhelmed with con-
CALCULATIONS. He scoops in some $50 be-
sides the badge. II. +. Hill of the Bidde-
ford Light Infantry takes second money !;
Fred C. Mower of Co. c. First Regiment,
third; Charles E. Young, Co. ID, Second,
fourth. Below we publish the points scored
by greater part of the men who contested,
out of a ossihle loo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02

There is quite boom in coal, the price
having risen during the last month from
81. 80 to $3.50 per ton, in this city. The
coal merchant and even the person who buy
few tons is ont, from 80 cents to ST. 90 per
ton on account of dallying, and ncglecting to
buy his coal in season. The coal mer-
chant who was wise, and laid in big stock
in July and August, while freights were at
the lowest pitch for years, may be safely
termed happy man. while the one sank into
a state of sweet oblivion, and forgot in the
heated term all about the shiverng season
that was to come, and didn't get his stock IN
when the market was low, goes about won
dering at his own stupidity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02

a horse belonging to Mr.. Atherton o: Hal
lowell, attached to top buggy, in which were
Hospital, in turning a corner upset the car
riage, throwing all three out. This frightened
the animal and he started into a run, tearing
the top from the buggy. He kept on his
course up Hospital street, across the bridge,
down Water street, and was stopped by Jim
Alberts on Rines Hill. jim hung to the
horse like Mazeppa. Fortunately on one
was injured.
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BY GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
NJ AIN f..
Jury Disagree.

Jury Disagree.
RocKLAND, October |. In the case State
against Elisha Linscott and Elizabeth Jack
alias Elizabeth jackson Appleton, indicted
for murder of an ilegitimate infant of which
they were the parents, which has been
on trial several days, the jury failed
to agree and were discharged after being out
about nine hours The jury stood seven for
aquittal, and five for manslaughter.
Agricultural Fairs.
CORNISH October l. This was the third
and last day of Ossipee Valley Union Agri-
cultural Society. Exhibition of horses,
breeding mares and colts, etc, has been fine.
Agricultural Hall was well filled with choicest
fruit. vegetables and rare fancy articles.
First trot won by Pickpocket. Time-2.4l.
Second by Lightfoot, in BAL. Fine music
was furnished by IIatch's Cornet Band.
DAMARIscoTTA, October |. County fair
closed to-day. Attendance has been good,
though not up to last year, receipts falling
some lower. Display was very satisfactory.
Race was won by Brandywine.
Fusion Celebration.
RICHMOND, October /. The UDionists had
a celebration here tonight Clubs from
Bath and Augusta took part in the process
SION Gen Plaisted and Congressman
Murch were present and addressed the
audience at the hall. The town was illum
rated.
COunteTfeiters Arrested.
PORTLAND, October /. Clark Record
livery stable keeper. was arrested last nigh
for passing counterfeit money. He finally
confessed that the money was obtained o
VIM. II. Card of Gorham. Card was arrested
this morning and committed after examina
ton. He said he had purchased slG0 wortl
of counterfeits for $50 per hundred and hat
sold Record 500 of it. He divulged thu
name of the man tho sold TO him, but NJ
further arrests have yet been made.
L. $. officers arrested late this afternoon
Howard +. White of Windham, charged will
passing counterfeit greenbacks. White i
the third one of the gang arrested.
suicide.
Mary Hill, aged y, committed suicide TO
day by taking arsenic. No cause assigned
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern W ar Cloud

LONDON, October !. 1t is officially de-
clared that the French government, while adj
herring to the present reserved attitude with
reference TO the action of the powers in the
East, is perfectly resolved not to separate
from the European concert.
Australian Exhibition.
MELBOURNE, October /. The international
exhibition opened to-day.
Garibaldi.
ROME, October |. Menotti Garibaldi
writes to the Opinone denying that Major
Canzio's arrest was the cause of himself and
father resigning from the Chamber Of
Deputies.
Rev. DIR. John waddington, the eminent
divine, is dead.
Hanlon's Rowing.
The opinion is expressed that Ilanlon's
style is the prettiest ever seen.
London Banks.
The bullion in banks has decreased f173,-
600 during the week. The proportion Of
| reserve to liability last week was SD; now
J01.
RumOrs Of Revolution.
Garibaldi leaves Caprera for Geneva, Sat
urday. Rumors are rife in regard to his in
tentions and also Of revolutionary move
ments. Whether these rumors are true or
false there is reason to believe government
has adopted vigorous precautions with refer
ence to them.
| Launched.
Iron-clal Italia, armored three feet thick.
was launced at Cas,ellmane, in the presence
of King Humbert.
Assassination.
| CoNsTANTISoPLE. October /. Robbers
assassinated the wife Of the Russian consul
at vau, and several Of the lady's travelling
companions were seriously wounded.
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CAN ADA.
Promised Loan not Made.

QUEBEC, October |. There is a hitch in
the loan recently contracted for by the
Quebec government at Paris. million and
half of four millions was received two
months ago and the balance was to be paid
in few weeks after. 1t has not been paid
however, and it is stated newspaper COM
ments on the condition of provincial finances
has opened the eyes of French capitalists.
Raised Bills in Circulation.
MONTREAL, October |. Four-dollar bills
on the Bank of British North America,
altered to $40, are in circulation here,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02
Maine Mining stocks.
STATE NEWS.
Cl MRERI.A Nd.

Owing to the fact that members had not
been properly notified, the attendance at the
meeting of the Pharmaceutical Association
held in Portland was so small that the meeting
was postponed to a date to be announced
hereafter.
Thursday afternoon, Clark Record liv.
cry stable keeper of Portland, was arrested
for passing counterfeit money. He made n
full confession, giving names of parties in
terested. 1t is thought that his arrest will
break up the gang that have been operating
in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02

martial appearance In the ever;n. H..
was a grand ball in Granite Hall. which was
well attended. as
STRAY SHOTS
f"p'. advertising flag, fy-blown and
:. WIN Hop Bitters" printed on
:, displayed in the windows of
''o"aru drug store yesterday. Underneath
was written This elegant banner will he
give" 10 the team making the poorest
score
Benz. A. Norton, 81 Lieut.. of the Portland
Light Infantry, has but one arm. This does
"'' interfere with his accuracy of aim as a
rksihan' as he scored % points yesterday
morning.
The State range looks rather lonesome now
'''a' the soldier boys have folded up their
tents like Arabs and silently stole away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-02

About 80 democrats, accompanied by a
drum corps and Tom Murphy, went to Rich
mond last evening to celebrate fusion less
in Maine of 1000 in two years. Look out
for reports Of 10000 men in line, ''greatest
meeting of the campaign" etc, in this
mornings Argus.