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New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

sr2 ao & Ans a.TG sfTss G aoa Mns l2c Flour
CITY Mills super - oo do Extra $1,000 5O Family II
26 Wheat southern nrmer Western better south
Maryland - 4G 10 wesor" Winter 'G Ks IS spot, N9 and
Arfns a cS"nS"4 ssES%Sss + 5sssii ogS6s
'gaN G MSss5g s e-e si and dq southern Waite
SS1sSss, SS 1Ss%7 7 & M Msep,s%os 72ss72e ocoe 75G7
q52c Western White 5oa5ic DO MiSed sespe egie
steady o Choice and Maryland sicS Lay
EssTa 81 & lid s Hs steady Ta S ba
MESG 9sts quiet western HY" held doi at HG 1a
oats Sst' so e Canal MaTSIsf Tacs&tsy Sy
9Ts.So Avg Hs ISq% ed aag! firm
S s siHSfsS aS SeiSssff sSi%f
ii september es aG % osyoSdr 'pss Mes g do 10 q Il S
Sa 81 S cash YISs an ~ &c. g 3 higher
& sS % an % es FssSs @
S8os03sosc october 39Ic November 3G9.c the year
%
sGs SSSSmff! % s SsqssS S.sr
ss Meats dr ong ana hsr n short 9
n%s4" Si ;ssSassr sr
"a Sa q 20 nss sSa at q 2
eSTas & as gH'asss s A
ssss sa1S%s. as M Sss
CMCkxAIL Aug 24-Foar nrn Family, So 750s7 Fancy,
" loaS1 !5 Wheat active and advanced ie. NO Iied
WINTER 81 36Usl 3S2 12,0U0 bush shipments.
5000 bush Corn excited and 2a3c. higher; Mixed
strong and higher No. p 81 i3aasi IA. Barley strong
and Lard firm and UNCHANGED Bacon in fair demand
& do rm at 81 lo combination sales Of finished
creamsry soc ShSce Western Reserve 023c Choice
67oe.; receipts. 2,40O head Shipments 2bO head.
,pETEoII Mich, Aug. 2-Four steady at So 40d$6 b0
Wheat steady "a No White and August 81 sep
The year, 81 :2zs Corn neglected Oats steady; No i
Axeo. % 2c no White 39ic.. ReceiptsFlour 5000
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.oSNEm,,t Oes. Aug 4-BEEVfS - Receipts to-day and
f,s were $40 cars of h.s9l head-l44 Jersey
besi nDo cars az oothst Total Saturday l2345
wsss Snst lOoo head tor the corresponding lime last
sre a.. sasHs a. Jersey CITY until after o'clock D. m Tho
ht "ib upward of Ito OF cattle ON sale al
S several Loads carried over from Mon.
o this number IS loads went To- ex
Atn o au 20 cars were consigned To city slangherers
coIoao tia 1i The offerings Grassfed Texans and
snp%iv a, !" fair Natives. including a liberal
tIyes nix az a1a several lots OF Corn Cooros and Ma
mod,raie s,,, III 1oo1 10 Prime Native Steers there was
dsy,s M Jersey City, at strong sion
willis f..oT,o 'eAas and CooI.dOes a tr1e easter
dnli a, e, 70 FAR Natives steady closing little
S 81 dealers quoted the market dull and nearly
n sea sold at 79oc @ ColoraNos mainy
70 uIess oo956 %, and about 10 fed
ss anu Natives mixed a 9aadOc 10 55a58 10
5ssc ~ ~ SOME poor Trash nom Indiana sold at
65 n to p Naive steers ranged from dress
cosinlth shipped the yesterday 100
Sor "a sno today the Holland takes $40 Cattle
81 Missea gsSSssy S,y CityJ sader Co for r. Lndsay
any - per head "a ll47 ~ at 10 nc iess 81 nor
i21S av iloZ ~ at l0i9c; 30 do 1243 n al lie; 80 do
diana ~ s;, =. ~ @e DO 200 B eo; Jeremy: 22 In
Koas ss Ken1sSH@ @ sss e. se 5s less y per head
head for r. oMens Stssfs iSSs n ~ less q
H. la5a n sSeorge ~ Indiana Steers l03 &C. III
io.s M a. 9 % Do ID and 60c per head 10 do
TX slege, ior Morris Segel 80 Texans B37 ~ at 7c
~ IL ~ 40 szI at 7e and SOC Per lx3 do Se H.
~ ''sS ooe psr hesd $40 do s<i n At 7sO, 26 Do sSx
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25

Sas SHs ynss aS gs4 oPt 1000 BUSH Shipments
and d a a@ @ SS
j Noysmbe s 81 aS peee%Scr y Il q s No
aS& S %5% No. ?SS''q Ss Rye S451 qs
,? " q ea. an
@ AaSgst ~ September Hogs steady, with fair de-
an AZ Aqg inactive sppersne 81 20
Pennsy Family FAIR IS 60 do Choice So g;
%iaier 5uS Rye = Fe%r
Red, prompt Shipment is il 10 irsS board pclawars
in good demand Pemsyiyani Yellow, on track
%Ss & g SS G0 ; 72%S s Ss 3a, aye raS $40 TO-
per per 5a pp NO. do raSSe,s @ neel Hams S. n naa
asms 2S i4e do IN stt Smoked sides lC9i
shoulders in poSe 7i c d. @s&oko @ S S%Sc bellies
& tie DO GS Steam %of2 s 2d do atch oSe oc
and strong Creamery Extra rennsyya
y FSs ngs9FS cS@5y ana HswYoTk Extra TaSs aIs dS
~2Sa cnoIs l5sIee Rolls eady Pennsyyania and nd
g'' chSssG n%S aG a
TSSa Goo wssf dos a m Id c S % 2 yHa ia
skins 5a7c Conee steady Fair Rio Jobbing at I0@iic
ssanias M%scoyaeos hoaness steady Gu
Mould 4 w. Molasses q%s. 50: quoted $S@
&iPs9 Spring d.
Gs'1sS Hsg HI4 TS''I 81 % top wheat
opened @ hshsr na No esd F1 81 80 Gas
Il 43s DecsI"He, 81 l@ bi al me year no do y 2'a;
cash G3c september 3sc October 81 c November 81 'c
Lower lower for options S,a cash 30 sple@beg 42c 2s, %
Sea rye anc M y IS PORK c5T TteESr aSSg S $40 m BS
Meats Eighel Shoulders 10 Clear RID 97O Clear sides,
$40 Bacon rln shoulders, Sc; Clear Rib, iO1,c; Clear
sides ll2h l5Oc Lard dul and nominal at 1LIOa 40.
Butter and nominaly unchanged. Whiskey quiet at
81 l6 Recoipis-floui, 1000 b3s Wheat, 1900 bush;
Gl,oOU oats, &2,0Oo DuSl l,OOU bush;
Barley. 20n0 busi shpmontsFl0ur. 1000 bbs Wheat.
$1,000 BUSH Corn. bush.
1000 bush; Barley. l,0lu BUSH
1pLEpU, Aug -4.-Wheat dali No . Red spot and Au-
gust II 49, september 81 33lI; October, 81 81 - 40
vember 81 500; December 81 l2l all the year 81 3lsi;
No. Red ~ -. Corn dull; High Missed, No. =
September "a lac October o1Ic, a the year. 6c.
Oatsquet No spot ilc; September, the after
noon board Wheat hrmi no cd spot 81 - bd 81 35,a
od, 81 2os asked Octoner, q 80 November, 80 bio,
~ 4oG aShcd DeceIber ~ ~ all thc year Sl A bid,
81 30 asked, Corn hr High Mixed, GO e. bid No.
&c bid asked August Gac. asked october GGfsc.
November, bfc bid, is Soc aSsed an the Oi aiC bd.
Ro. .cipto-Whcl 5000 busL; Corn 2AOdO bish oats,
iOuU bush. empMonis-M neat 1900 bush. Conn., $1,000
bush,
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
Duolncss Chances.

VEO MANUFACTURERS INVESTORS and
Z I$'ONPUFArEp COMPANIES.
Foi, ~ at 1rgt hat@ir pot of Land Of about go
nrrt upland 'fd uraIrW u JrtY tt, With frontage
h"A'i-ngS 'iyrr and Mori. Canal TX ellc,t watcr,
pr. misses sol uglt. grly"ly. sand an3 La In
,ai,d companies Wi nuu At V laws oi New-Jersey
arr very iaNoTaD!" .' ouch ORGANIZATIONS address
r.aitfONS co.
Gsauds and Codiuul.l aW. ave, lorsoy cay. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
Occnil Steamers.

A NCIIOR LINE L. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
y NFWNORK ANp GLASGOW.
From PIER 40. 20 'ur.li Rlyts, NtW- York
hncloIa. -, Fur,,-la sept 10,
Ethiopia SEPT - ClT,t sept. Il,
These steamer do not carry cattle, sheep or pis".
iulttt, f,rtuCci rates.
Second cabin. StDHIl-u.
MIN DIRECT
From iirr so. Ii, Ntith i:trf tout harlcsst.
California aug. - %. Al,atit sept. E. p.
tNhta- % and $40. tctct- reduced rates
HENDtE@ON NkOTil,b~. A~sHts, : Bowu' ,tccn
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
Eu1lpnNN I\titr,

IdvRgroot. Au: - -fJrS-Puut host- I.iv'N~n. dul
at 49,. western 1,fty ~ ~. bA,ph -tuub1c-tld ca
nrucr At t1GA oalrt ,uD. uupas iJ,i. iOug IcLt,
dali a. 81, Nh'r 'toa. hrhtrf y -. Nlus- lsiA (
cut duh 81, shoulder, etsAl ASA. HccilnllA Moss
none here LNtra Mcr2 dlilI IIu Prime Sac. A.
dnl AT rs i-tnI-fr.mo Western. ,tclay Al o. al
IslOW Primo ttlN. hrHrI lutpcltu1-rpir.i
dun ~ ab. liuslu ft1r duit tubi. COM
STEADY ~ q sd Cheese American Chutce. II
M Lara ON i4uuI-t.AtIA .,I4.r.
Htcaiy NJ ID. WhcItNp. J. watt. iJsd, Nprlu..
No. steady at OJd Mtu;cT Ncs,orI. 10 DID, nov
southern N.hlcT, st 'iF at d.. 'J.I di,n.
Now. steady bti. tOttOuscct oil AucrlcAl.
none here RoAn-conmou. AZ lpltbl. ur.hsr JJL
spirits lurDeItinr.lt a LDIiJl, dul a bod
IONbON. .l-I y. m iAn.red. ID
o. Id quarter -prIn on
1dlobd, SpiulN iufpoutnc "a U
Petroleum t'sfh.d. oPut, of Petroleum. 40 al 10
gallon. Common isU0u. 1JI iinhtru
llELHpol- A"s. 400 r. m.--b'et llu. pc. ucrco
Tor INtTa iHiiA Mess. Ehttst
grade OF Amerc"n bacon l9h reT c'r ior Long Clear
iln'iir,. Iait"N. 80. ITr CWt.
American foiA. - per Dhi or Prime McsA
IIAVHt AuH. 2i.-WucoNs Lard CiOsei NJ 20 fralcs
30 cciitinUa
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
Diuinen1 Noiicr3.


OFFICE ST. JosFrH IEtp Co. i52 nEotpwAY.}
A QUARTERLY DlViDEND of two (2) Der
on llr 'opll stock ne 81 Joseph Lead Conpany
las .c jared payable and after september g. s.l The
'3oNS Nil hc close, sept nior and reopcned sep
cn-ocI O. - / HUGH ~ CAMP, Treasurer.
CHICAGO ANp ALTON RhUEoAp CoMPANY.(
NOTlCE.-A Gosh Dividend of FOUR PER
CENT on the preferred ot CON.
pauy h~ boon declared payt september
PAr,eS y co.. No - NinitnSi NcM YSrE Thc iranSrfi
9'o vi" be closed on the l5h INST and pupeaod september
%heA@ G. II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
Nos. 81 ASp 80 rnoutssr.. NEy YosK Aug il. iihsi
'ENHh BOARD or DiRECFORS of this com
q r@calgyc T.oaand Doilar, teas 10 Cents on ,ic
shore Of She cait stock # r company. my after
.r ."npan II1uaicr books cosc August ~ and reopen
L. lIcN,Don.. secretary aal irtasirtr ''
EyENEg srAa AINING COMPANY,
,,,,r,. Aug. ~. lssl.5
"A dc,!1r" q DlNlbINp $50. l6 OF FIVE PER ClsNr
~" cama, sio"I yahir hpeus -, at the office
TN transfer booas viii De- cioscd inst aud re-
oitned on -.i. AEN4G IA MclLtl1G, Treasurer.
l95 BEoA.wAl. EooA25
'E'HE COUPONS DIE SEPTEMBER /. 1881,
a "i ilf" lNItHNAIlONAi. AND GREAT NOKTHERN
IN -l cpmusuys second inortg,g, income a.
'I Oon "t hc "u on and after ihtt a" AT us ofuce.
pauy o -.runles of ' year 1880 uavalc sent l.
cr. a G n,. second ~ n"tiya, " ~ % in nS ,G % 10 N ] noI,
Itrsrni ai'on OF ueir bonds at this olncc.
II. d. HENSON
Assistant treasurer.
SAN FgANCIsCo. Aue. 49, 1881.
'F'HE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
GpArANf hasdcciarcd dividend $50 1o) of FIFTY
holsc o. pcou wil b. raid the ohcc of Ia,daw 4 Co.,
". W. TRAYLoR. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
VH dIIU lII'T ININ IT, rs 7.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York DcsDTOsscs COrtlandt-
Streets Ferries. :
harrisburg tsburg West and South. with Pullman
Palace cars attached M ESQ ana S.3p m daily.
Ntilamsport Lock Haven. ga M. $50 a. m. CORY and
pe pelrl
lCuin Centre and the oil Regions
Baltimore Washington and the South. Washing
ton EXprss Pullman daily. except Slnty
loa arrive Washington > Regular a 81.
M, $40 and l01 and l2nyht sunday, I:3O IN.
and 10 70. m. ami l2nght
Express for Baltimore EXCEPT sunday. . N.
For Atlantic CITY. ! D.. m. without change of cars
Boats 0f 'Brookvn Annex connect wlU al through
tTausai Ierscy city aordng speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel
daiy daily. except Monday. Washington
ana Baltimore G50 a M 500 5:20 955 and l05Op IN.
SUNDAY. ESQ 80 ani lO:5Op m. From Paiialel-
phia. 300 500 :. 94o l044 lliO M l:la p 500 55l
1910 li:iOa m: t:SO 935, 300 ana lU:5Op IA ' ,
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
[NOR THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS,


TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE
Commencing Jane 81 special Past EKpress Tran ustN
Parlor Cars viii leave Grand Central Depot New0ors
N Y, N H. and H. r. X. lO35 a. n. texcept Saa
daysh arriving AT the White Mountains early evening"
Fortune tables rates. etc. apply I1cxet Agents OF ~ "
n. II. ana n. X X,
q HEMPsrEAD. @. T. A, zth-ave. aud 42d-st NJ Y
HUDSON.-Steamers Rcdfield and McManus
Tor Hudson. and via Boston and albany RaslEesd %
Adams and ntermediate pons Also connecting at hudson
AtieLs. COASAChIE
mans and Cascton Daily At q m. exoeptSil
ffvn fsox -, North River.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25

DOUBLE, TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr AND TIE FASTEST TIAIE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
ITO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINT
SUNDAY IhKEE STArI0NS ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW-l Ok.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
Steamboats, nn0 Nailronos.

IFOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
y Pullman Shoppers via \. Y ~ II. and H. r. r. Leave
m sSa1T & pSpol r a. i> p M week day and 8o
via NeS YORK ana New f:ng gland railroad ~
| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PASS IN FkR TRAINS, and after 21, 1881. will
e3Vodepptooto CoTtlnittll Desorosssssts at t) A.
kcatmg. Manch Chunk. WnkesbIrre. Towania, WaveriE
ithlca Geneva LIONS Buffalo dtle West. Train
i.i1.ol oeiieiein Allentown. Reading Mauch Chunk,
hDhie ana fttSton Pullman sleeping coaches attached
p m connect points MaAanoyA1i iazis5a coal p,
IRONS J. - BYlNGrON, o. 2. \ General Eastern Ogics
cornerchurchand p-iiali,sfa c II. CUMNiINGS Agent
NEW-HANEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
e. steamers eiVe tl"r % i r.. at p 23dst y. r.,
";I y: h sum excepted, and ll:3p m.
diae pons Tckets and bagSre chcc~d Al ia Broa
Haven ami return. II 80 - 49,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
sC0a NJ, Western ami Northern ExIress 10 Rochester
an N"HtrcI 81 81. Adams. sc.
"a m Sarltosa special arrives a. saratoga 2:25 p m
1u3Ol f,vgress drayy,ne.r,,1 n Coma,
daigua. ltochescrand Bunho
l':1o m. Ia Albany aud Troy connection 70 Utica
saraoga, Glens Fails ana RUTLAND
$0pi sarii9ga special connects Hudson for Pitts
hcll and North Adams arrives al Saratoya at D. m
500 =. M. ACCOMMODATION - Aibar and rrov
.'i's' a: NJ. = lons Express wlsi sleeping for
~ 'ouis running through every day Ia the week,
Niagara Fails. Buffalo Toledo and Detroit
80 m ENprrs7 with sleeping carsf0r CLAYTON Utica
Auhurn Road -ttnns also to Mo1tres SUNDAY
,,","p m. Pacific ENDress. daily, with sleeping
Rochester Ru"lo Cleveland Toledo Detroit and Chicago
oop m Ntght Express with sleeping cars TO Albany and
Tickets sale at 40. Green o52 ana Al Froaa
wayanat Nesicott Express otce3 PARK 7S5 and
Hi2 Erosd~y Now York aud 5$3 Mashnrion.si BrooA
} NJ TOT tEl, Cen sup. q h. MEEkEl. Gen Pass'r AIT
NORWICH LINE
wa New Innton.Steanersl leave Pier 40 North River
oa4iF SUNDAYS hliaeL eeA "avs at In s1uuays pm
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
LINE.


4 rTNTNNTI I NNNNN I IIAN To NVNI M I.
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK. AND :iAFRr.
Picroro npIny, ~ & prta Rvtr iDs u Norp1st
Travellers ty>ii trlls5 English I'll.
waydnl discomfort, crosstng Cualnot Ia small
boa.
FRANCE. Truiene .......... Wedncslty. Aug 81 loL m
CANADA, EranScul.... Wcdn"Stly sept :. p m
rNNr dEHMAN. DoaIlan". wednesday sept :. l"a ~.
ChecksIrsNn or t Tonlli 81 rtrS IA auD tntS os u
LuLLS DE NEBLAN. AEAnL 40. y NoMLlug-IrceA
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
Steantoats ano Railroads

d d NIBBARpatig lsaniays ckesp6en lelre vcsirysi
fiet $3.50, an S2i.st n , fBroBklvn. ak
q nv iandnyt Nyack Ferry West Poiat Newbary Po,ga
heesie Rnneoeck Catsi Al Hudson conasei lhi1s-
ckDNefy wt1tls 2:pb train ths ulstsr anf Id
aware r., at Hudson for Piftsheld LoDano8 spa asc
~ ~ ,Ai9anf tor The North ant West 1ni SPECIAL
PG sPnGiSAIoSA EMPRESS. NewY York Central aai Hndsoa
.iSNrf h HcSets good this line Tin
llCAcslO w EST Point NoMhnrr
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25

a u. hAiI LINE for Perth AmhOv. Ambov.
PessanA Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Point
e leayest 5l5 745. loSoA u - m s:So l. s.sO $50
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25

EOR BOSTON.-TIIE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Shoppers via y. y ~ H.. and H. r. r. Jeave
Grand CtntrA Depot at 1888 p days and lO:3O
sundays Also ram ~ $50
via Neg YORK New England
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25
sH0RT TIN LoTTcE lr,.,,,

,-o., THROUGH CARS-LOWESr FARES
-, .ph ll-ANTlC CITY f:f5 q. m ENPEE~S 200 :
VIII through cars. arriving Atlantic Citv at ca a. n,
rare iion New-NOrk one way. So p Rouud frin a
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25

a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of two (2) prr
cen ON e 'optll stoch ne 81 Joseph lead Company
las hth 10 Jared payable on and after September lS-
9"kS VIII hc closed sept nh'r and rcopcncd Sop
em"ct o. lNrI HUGH y. CAMP, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1881-08-25

NATIONAL LINE.-Fr0m Pier 80, n. r.
~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ERIN Aug 81, $50 HELV ETA sept - l2:3O p M
FOR LOSDON Victoria Docksl
FhANCE Aug 81 $50 n. N. CANADA sept q Em'
CaDn 800 10 $7p prepaid SHORTAGE uckcts s3a
" and IS broadway, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-10


ooon nm nn,,,mn1o
Will do well to leave their orders at the
JOURNAL 'o6 @f''S'
' 1850
Ne,r Time. uu0 9nuEPs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-10
For. sale.

An 50 farm in Lisbon Il miles from Farweli,.
Mi Is, miles from Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston
on \ good road; good two story house, painted and
ed and painted; also hog house, sheep shed, etc.
Plenty OF wood and timber, and well wafered; cuts
~ tons Of good hay, all moved by machine. lsre
orchard, old and young trees, also pears peaches'
pums. grapes and cramberries; fine shade trees and
very pleasant location.
NATHAN BUCKNAN
Proprietor. Lisbon, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-10
Nfh, advertisements.

by Rev. DIR. ENOCH p, Nd, President of ths R..
Theological Seminary. We have spare no eyrsss'i
TO make these the most beautiful work ever sold r
State OF Maine. The putation of Dr. Pond ne.S me
comment. For particulars call on or addres. 10
&. A. NICHOLS 4 CO., Springfield, Mas.
maN6f&ni-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-10
Insurance.
THE
EQUITABLE
LIFE
Assurance Society,
NEW YORK,
Has an Accumulated Capita;
Exceeding
$22,ooo,ooo !!
Invested in Real ELtats and Mortgages In New York
City, in New York and United States Bonds and
esdily increasing under YEARLY Revenue Of more
han
So 100000.
The Lives Insured by the Society Sre carefully Sc
lected in different parts Of North America and Europe
furnishing by this broad field Of operations, an ad
ditiona and exceptional safety tot he Policy holders
Tbe assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
ums Principal fhe Surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
Premiums received and Losses paid in cash
only Policies issued payable at the death of the
Insured also payable 1t the end of certain number
of years. Policies also Issued on the
TONTINE PLAN.

upon the principle of accommodating profits for def
mite perio hch frs: introduced by this Socie
fy, and ha been recommended and endorsed by emf
nent experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust
ness men, Forty -Four per cent. has been earned and
accumulated the premiums paid on its Tcntine Life
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cety represent exclusively the interests OF the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society notice. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
because Of the strict and conservative principles BY
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration of the Society," per-
feet security given fer the future which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
No Life Insurance Company han such large annual
transactions as the Equitable; none is more prom
nd just in lite dealings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-10-12
President Garf1eId,s Remains.

At a late hour on the night of the 9Th int,
Garfeld's remains were transferred very quiely
from the casket in which they came firm
Elberon to an air-tight casket made of shet-
bronze. On representation of the Union Leaa1e
Club and prominent citizens of New York flat
the body was not place. in a proper receptacle,
metallic burial case company, of New Yok,
offered the casket, which was made specially br
the purpose. Mrs. Garfield was much pleased
with the gift, and. in accordance with Ter
wishes, transfer of the remains was male
The casket is of sheet bronze, elaboratly
wrought with gold trimmings, and cost not ar
from $4,000. A solid gold plate label is fixed
on the top of the casket, which will be inscribed
as Mrs. Garfield directs. The remains were in
an unexpectedly good state of reservation, md
now that proper casket has been provided it
is probable that the plans of the monumnt
committee will be changed, and instead of the
body being put in a ground crypt, the casIet
will be exposed to view.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-10-12

A terrible accident occurred on the 9Th irst.,
at Fulton Junction, H., three miles east of
Clinton. Iowa, at the crossing of the Chicago
and North Western anu Chicago Milwaukee ind
st. Paul railroads. A passenger train bound
from Rock Island to Racine ran into freight
train while the latter was passing over the cress-
ing on the Northwestern. A freight tain
heavily loaded was thrown on the platform of
the depot and struck five persons, killing j. J..
Flanagan, station agent, lately appointed. and
Arthur Cuddy, boy of Is, son of alaborer, both
residing at Fulton. Lester Fisk, son of Clark
Fisk, was hurt internally, and will probably
die; L. Rosenblatt, a travelling man, residing
at Beloit was badly but not dangerously bruised.
A train on the Louisville and Nashville road
jumped the track near Mobile, on the 4tl inst,
and negro tramp was killed, and two other
persons slightly injured.
A northwestern freight train was wrecked at
Round Grove, ILL.,, on the I'd inst, by thu break
ing of a journal, killing four boys wb were
stealing ride. By an accident to circus
train near Tama, Iowa, two cars of stock we're
ditched and eight horses slaughtered.
A villainous attempt was made onthe I'd
inst, near Hope, Ark, to wreck the north
bound passenger train on the Iron Mountain
Railroad. Spikes were drawn and the Bh-bars
joining the rails removed. A heavik-laden
freight train, instead of the PASSENGER, was
wrecked The place where the diaboliol work
was done was only fifteen feet froma long
trestle work.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-10-12
Oh! yes, I know the glass eye man
Who lives down our way.
CaIIinu on a Dead Friend.

La Fontaine, the French fabulist, was
remarkable for absence of mind. The
following comical anecdote illustrates
this habit:
Once upon time, while engaged up
on his fables, he lost, by death, one of
his nearest and dearest friends; and he
had not only attended the funeral, but
acted as pail bearer.
After he had given the last of the
copy of his compilation to the printer,
and had time on his hands for recreation
he thought he would call upon a few of
his cherished friends; and the first to re-
ceiVe his attention was the man whose
funeral he had attended q few weeks
previously.
He rang at the door, and of the porter
who answered the summons he asked to
see his master. The man looked at him
in surprise.
Has Monsieur forgotten ?"
"Eh? LIS not this the place 2"
sit is the place; but do you forget
that ~. le Prefet is dead?"
Why cried La Fontaine, elevat-
ing his eyebrows in simple, childlike as
constituent. "Bless me, so he is II
attended his funeral, didn't I?-What a
mistake ?-You need not call hine!-
Good-day I"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-10-12

BoFFTN's BOWER is the whimsical name. of a
most useful Boston institution. 1t is a place
where girls and women. who are out of employ
ment, can go and register their names as appli-
cants for work. The ladies of the Bower take
upon themselves the task of finding situations
for them, and in this way the poor are provided
with work without any expense to them. Dur
ing the past year there were nearly 1900 appli-
cants, some Zoo hundred of whom were pro-
vided with employment. This is one of the
best of.charities, for it helps the deserving poor
to help themselves. Ordinary intelligence
offices and employment bureaus require the
payment of fees. which the applicant is often
too poor to offer. The ladies of Boffins Bower
find their labors much ightened by the fact
that theirs Is the neutral ground upon which
both employer and employee meet. Those who
are looking for servants, as well as those who
are looking for employment, find Boffin's Bow
eF of great service. 1t seems, indeed, so excel
lent thing That no large city should be without
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-10-12
Minor MiShapS.

Philip J. D...Van Dyke, prominent Detroit
lawyer. was instantly killed by being thrown
from his buggy while racing on the 7thinst.
John Redmond, q colored sleeping coach
conductor was run over and killed at Br,okfield
Junction, Wis, on the 9Th inst.
Fred. Dean was killed by the explosion of a
boiler in a saw mill at Detroit, Mich. onthe 7th
inst.
While minor named VIM. DenniSn was
being hoisted up the Garfield shaft at 1oungs-
town. o., on the 7th inst, he swooned ind fell
out of the cage when about forty feet fbm the
bottom, breaking his neck and arms.
An accident at the old dock on th. West
Pennsylvania Railroad, near Liyermore. Pa, on
the 9th inst, resulted in the death of two men
and the injury of three others. The mn were
engaged in taking out stone when the arches
gave way, and the men were precipitatd into
the river among the large stone. VIM. Sdgfried
and James Waddle were instantly kilkd and