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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-15
COLLECTIONS.

IL BILl.S left for collections receive immcdi-
IA ate attention. Rem ittances promptly made.
No costs unless by express order Of creditors. In
ofIice Of J. II. Potter, Granite Block opp +. q.
HERBERT kRSkfNE-
Augusta, Jan. 10th, s.. jaulst I'm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-15

FIRST NUMBER ISSUED FEBRUARY /, lSs2
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SOUR CONTINENT" The February numbers con-
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Louise Chandler Moulton, G. II. Boxer, sidney
Lanier. G. L. Lat ihrop. Celia Thaxter. etc: enter
tanning sketches by c. q. Leland, (Hans Br,itman,
D. &. Mitchell (Ik MarveD Felix Oswald, etc
solid ;apers by President Porter of Yale Flo, of
Harvard, Provost PEI per OF University of Pennsyl
wanna, etc fashion notes by Nate Field; art illns
irations by Louis e. Tiffany; scienc, bv Profs
Rockrock, Barber, etc: social etiquette bv Mrs
Moulton; rural improvement by Hon. h. G. North
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BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS are leading feature
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-15

Cutieura Rem~die. for sale b. all drug
rists Price Of CurIcrgA, Medicinal Jelly, small
boxe. 500. T.; large boxes, ~. CUuCURA RKsoLV-
EsT the new blood purifier, 81 per bot'I.. CUfi-
cCRA MEDICINAL TOILET spAP, &c. CUrICuEA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR, l5e in bars Tor bar
hers and large consumers, Bic Principal depot.
WEEK, 4 FOTTEK, H0.fOn. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-02-15
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE
Keystone Hydraulic Mining Company.

According to the books of the Co.. the financial
condition OF the Corporation date /. as follows
Amount of capital paid in 500 n o
Amount of sting capital ;oa a.
Capital Invested in real estate nd
aNiares upon it. including machinery .s5noo
Debts due from Company, nom.
The Treasurer has no knowledge of the valuation
o the real estate or of the taxable property of the
Corporation As fixed BY assessors
G &. CARPkN TER. Treasurer
Commonwealth OF Hassachu- -efts, Sufal< =
Boston, January -. lSs2.
Personally appeared the above named q q
carpenter Treasurer, and made oath that the fore
gong statement hy MIN signed is ue TO the best Of
hts knowledge and belief. Before me.
CHAS. VI. REED,
Notary Public, suffolk ouniv, Mass
ian3lvAw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

active or consistently strong from tho opening OF
business to its close was not because of lack OF
favorable rumors well calculated to stimulate, nor
for want of energetic efforts to keep the pot
a-boiling" The difficulty Is In the limited material
there is to work upon BE the story which is circu-
lated true or false it very quickly makes the COM
plete round of the speculative circle, and
hence its effect Is as quickly spent. IL
is generally believed and there probably is little
doubt that the result of Fridays meeting OF
the Western railroad presidents will result in some
sort of an arrangement which, for the time being
Will pass as a settlement of all the existing diff
culties. 1t also is generally believed and is true
that lately considerable amounts of time loans have
been made upon registered Government 4s, and IT
probably is true that negotiations are pending for
additional large loans upon the class OF securi
ties And it is more than probable that the Streets
belief that those several large loans have been MADE
and are being made for the purpose OF protecting
the market price of certain railroad stocks Is cor
rect Those facts. rather the falth tnaV
the reports are facts, are certainly srohs
stimulants for speculation, and In any
ordinary market their effect unquestionably
would be exhilarating both in figures and amount
of transactions. Yet to-day's business when not
forced, was dull and prices while higher were 30
only because of the execution of orders to advance
prices quickly. The closing figures tonight range
from p to 81 per cent higher than yesterdays last
prices yet almost without exception about the best
figures of the day were made during the first hours
TRANSACTIONS After that followed the fluctuations
and alternate spells of dizziness and activity-prces
down and prices up. 1T 2:30 o'clock the market
was dull and weak and at O'clock IL closed active
and strong at near the best prices of the day, Yet
twill be strange with all the influences which i'm
medately direct the market working in harmony
for higher range of values if the effort does not
prove partial success.
In Government bonds only moderate movement
is reported. For the issues in which business was
done at the boards there is change in the bids,
but for the others-the GIGS and 4l2s-the bids are
advanced Il cent Annexed arc the closing quota
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

lie:c Spot itoc December Observation-Disclosures rrseSt
strictly fine stock have trouble In sustaining Jun
prices as receipts continue light and demand TAR az
FADES dnl and barely steady state creamery,
Western Creamery 32dSss Eg9 creaS,ery s ssSSssc
Western Fanoy, 37o do. Choice Sl63Oc state, nIaooo
Dairy, Half Tubs Choice. 33d3Jci do He TUBS ALL
PsIs Good 2SaSic do Fair rs 2qc state Dairy Welsh
Tubs IS 1920 Entire DIARIES 270S3o western IinIaaon
Creamery 23d8loi Western Dairy, 1920 Western nc
tory, lBH1r CHEESE-On really mo grades .ne iocs
ing & very firm. and for such there continues ialr ,
medium and lower qualities quiet aud about seady Ss. e
Factory sdIste Western Fiat on sor Choice
not varied materially I'm pncc, aud demand Il Ia penn
stock which is held firm Nearby 80 sc Sla 5ac
sylvania 3pC. Western 20d29i2c.i CANADA, Zob~@VV
RICk-Unchanged. moderately active
kEEDS-Cuiet. unchanged
BUGARhaw dull and TO n great ertent noulna, 6oVts
for Fair Refining 10 for $50 test Centrifugal lVO
Jamaica sold at SIC. Refined fairly active az easy p
shipments being made to Bremen Gut LOAF
p2oi Crushed 8ssdgi2oi Powdered 9d0isc uiannns,a
sAdsac cubes 9sc Mould A. s0gS'so .oniecuypssittss
do. 69c Standard do Sd SC on do. 7b9o .goi Az
Extra 7ia9 go; Yellow do DO, 7isa7ci yellow " %
07ci yellow, CSC. 5000 .. ,,,,,,
s1EARIN Lower, and actiyei Gales 10000 % Ol,y
this mont delivery, lS.dll 7sci 100000 10
steanne, loo. 800 -. =, 1.,..
TALL0W-Quet and steady sales. $4,000 10. 7i2a! w
TEAA the auction to-day prices were geneihly sto
sales Moyune 80 Young Tyson 9pGl6oi ~ ImgSSita5
iOi2c Japan pan Ffea 80 0ci 10 BASKET do,
22c 90 siitings, 7Ss9e oolong-l02S Formosa' l'@sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC NARKIlr3

Tonf anet Howard Street and Western Superhne ~ ~
IS IS Extra SOasi % do Family ~ 20 geo 1o Cy
Nun super = SoSs, Do Extra q 2SSs "a a %D sf
Ds%%i n lg cd 81 osSsp 81 A@DeS q qss
81 ~, NO Maryland, 81 O9 No western Winter NED
spot IL Q61l December 81 16ael 09' Correspondent
White 0eci do Yellow, &c. Western Mixed sp0 S Ws,
White, "A e46o do. Mixed 4t6i2c PenDsS wanna ~ zoo
Rye quiet, 90 1900 Hay quiet Prime 70 GhoS9 @
MIA MARYLAND s4SiS PESyi iS5s Clear rG HIS
Sides, packed stsl0'.o, BacOnSheuders II Se Clear
hned islsc. butter western Packed slS9ec' Cream
cry 80 1850 Egg 2ee m a hean1s
sot.9o. Copper. Refined l7lye. Whskey 81 igDi H.,
N .SFrt F4Seg es' SEW Whs
AMBER. 1918 So No ! Bakers from Ma snS,0s
s5US.s15S rye Flo Sl ss ss. 30 arshaas5 ;Ssge VEST
ern Ground No spring S7es1 %; BAKERS ~ ,2SS. soi
Amber. s650Ss7 90 White Winter; ~ 25asI 90 New,
Process - ss9 Wheat dull No Wmte n s hS d A.
So9 Duluth. offered az 81 ~ with ST. IL bid cab 81 All
ne gs 10 Red IShs 'tOT S s 10 western s s
VIE 80 S-s' ass|4 sSi se
0sl rs six.rowed State, SOesJo; Two owel state
at 500 rye neglected. Cornmeal quoted Coarse " 40
slSossi Mai fesi stesdy Coarse sisesi5 per ton
Pine fl7 isis Finished s200s19 freights 70 Newrork
by ri-Flour. Soc Wheat Corn. osc oats &C. Canal
s,sss e ya IS $50 s % &ib os 81
per 1000, stavos YORK $50 per ton RarS a
receipts Flour bba Wheat 20 900 bush Corn "a 900
bushi Oats. boo bush.i Barley. Loo busht Hyq'
Railroad sss asl9 SS %aHs
CHICAGO Dec. j-fiour arn; Common Choice sprins,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
LONDON WOOL SALES

LONDON RThe following the wool sales OF Tues
Scourea 9id 5d greasy u; locks aud pieces, I'd
a, ii a1nbs I'd nd 25l8 bales Port Phihp-Feece
lid ii5d; secured I'd Sll0ad greasy lad a I'D
ia oi; 10 bales +ydneyFleece I01ldi secured.
ildaI9I.i greasy. 7d0l1d locks and pieces Cd la;
amha secured 1lJ~ greasy. 80 al ld 1893 bales New
Zeaiand-Fleece 1d9lgd, secured II I'D 92la. greasy
iii I'd; greasy ID 6i2: 5i2 bales Adeaide Fleece l9dG
lid; secured ll0l9ti greasy 7l1d0 @d iocds and
uieces 6 yl a si9d lambs. greasy. ID God.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec 6-l2i30 p. m.-Consos 10OeIg for money
and i0ao for the account Erie 37a New-York Central
l40is; PENNSYLVANIA Central 62is; NewYork Onefi" anu
Western. rs IL Milwaukee and st Paul common iva
LONDON Dec $3.50 p m.-Paus advice. quote ,h'oe
per reutes 80 cenmes for the account
LONDON Dec "a n n-Consols. lO0isa for money ana
lOa,e for the account Erie 49, Illinois Central l4g feh
svlvana Central Ia Reading 2B; New York Ontario anu
Western. 80 Milwaukee and ST. Paul common, lpa q
LONDON Dec 6-4:uO q. m-Pars advices quote ulIee
per 40 francs ~ confines tor the t
LONDON Dec 6-4:OU m-lndia Council bills were au0t-
ted to-day at a decline OF lad. per rupee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
COTTON mARKErs-BY rELE9RAph

LIVERPOOL Dec. 0-l2:3O D. m.-COttOn steady; Midine
Cpapda Orleans do Sid Sales, l2ODJ bales, ncud
ing sDecuton and export Receipts 49, a
bales II 100 American. FutuIes-Up lands Low Mddins
be, and January delivery Bssd do January and February
delivery jb2s4d February and Maren delivery ooSgid
do March April delivery. 0oos4d do April anu May
delivery o5sd also 6aIsd; do. May and June delivery
b52s also 56led do. June and July delivery 3D. also
5sd do July and August delivery 6ed also 6'eld do
August and September delivery, Odsad Futures quiet
LIVERPOOL Dec. G-5:OO D. m.-COt0n Inc sales OF the
day included 5000 DaleS AmercaL.
IIvRRPoOI- Dec $500 p -C0itOn-Fuures- UDlands
Low Mddng clause December delivery 5s'aad do Deem
Der ano January dey 5d do February and March do
do, do July delivery 0d also y ed;
UHhRLEsToN. Dec. 6.-COttOn steady Middnng. lOo,i
Low Mlddng CSC Good Ordinary. 91-c receipts bsl2
bales gross 6Sl2 bales. sales loo bales; exports 70
tho Contnont, bales - Great Britain, bales;
10 France LOO bales cOastwise stock. l22S6O bales
GALVESTON. Dec 0-Cotton steady Middlng ? &c;
Middlne, 9i2e; Good Ordinary SIC; aet receipts
4O4B baes gross 4S96 bales exports 70 Great Britain
- bal France, balesi TO the Continent l32E
bales; coastwise, bales; sales l,6l7 bales STOCK.
ll2,29l bales
MOBILE Dec. G.-Cotton steady MIddlng. Csc: Low
Middnng. CSC, 0ood Ordinary. Csc. net receipts 800
sales 300 bales stocF. 2O.s62 bales
T,Vs. Dec. 6.-COtJOn steady Middlng, s.sci
Low Mddng 92c; Good Ordinary 9sc; not receipts 1871
bales gross bales; exports to France 39lo the Ton
tnent Daes cOastNise 6O6i bales To GI2at Britain
sales 1000 bales last evening, 32Io bales STOCK
274.7l4 bales ,,,, ~, -
Middling. Gree. COCO Ordinary Soac net receipts oO
bales gross 1913 bales; exports coastwse s. Az baesi
10 Great Britain, bales; to the Continent. - bales
1000 bales last evening 900 bales; STOCK lol
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
FuROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 6-Bacon. Cumberland Cut 3d.: short
Rll 6lUd Pork Prime Mess, SO Nj do western 80. Lard
Prime Western. bod cheese American CHOICE coed Corn
7Sd for Mixed old Turpentine Spirits 1854 Provisions
Lard 6l6d per cwt for American Breadstufs-Cor lsd
for old Mixe1 Western Wheat 92dd95d cenal for Cal
fornia Club Id for Red Western Spring: S9d6S9d
Red Winter.
LONDON Dec 6.-Sprits Turpentpe I'D Calcutta
quarter. Linseeu Olh go lji0A2l %
per tun, TalOW 40 DER cwI kenned PtrOeum o4d9
ID gall
LONDON Dec ca m.-Sugar, % d23i Cd, per cwt Tor
Cuoa Centrifugal poarizing 90.
Fine pale American paid aud 10 francs 20 cenmes sellers
Wicoxs Lard. l4I francs 80 centimes per 100 klos $500
BREMEY, Dec. 6-PCtrOleum marks 90 piennlgs. VII
cox Lard closed at 80 marks per 10 nOs. -
n SyEE pee 0.-wucOx's Lard closed "a francs 90
Confines 90 kilOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

CORN
Week 81 bush. 63226 120,743 20b,sS7 pO'Szo
Week 80 bush. l40433 ...,.. 80 ooo09
Difference bush tiSSS29 t120743 t205.8SI tSJsoS
Year 81 bush. 3062a2S4 l2527.7l2 d96I1I2 LbSda6aa
Year 49, bush. 777O,S53 7Q.232 7B3,1bI 2o3Sgg93se
Difercebush .sl74s0 i5.e0S9s5 foO4S79o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
FOR The WEEK ENDED DEC. 2, 1892.


Total four weeks ........ 6792O5 4985.646 4I0.OIa
HAY AND STRAW fair trade Is reported at steady
figures. We quote Hay, Medium to Prime Timothy.
65 G5c. Rye straw 30 aGoc.i Short do. 40045e
I'll HIDES d. Quiet and unchanged
HoPs-Are quiet here ana no new features o. interest
Soa5Gc Eastern californian 80 9jc. Tho tone
brewing demand London clrcnaT OF the ia gii says
firm quotations. even enhanced values are made OF
some descriptions owing 20 ne exceedingly small stocks On
otnenI MaPkets are efa1sei Old Hops in request
and ser rates paid desirable parcels tAat
INITIALS Iron and Meta Exchange today Iron ron
cary deliveries AMI weak for aluiss Copper firm Win
STEADY at gc for common domestic sgeller nominal
Islands 4OQ1c NewOr selling fairly at 40 6Oc some
small OF Fancy reported Gle ana even dZe but
NAVAL sTOREs-spnts Turpenune was hrmor. in
Sha % ac quoted in yard 5gaqoIc Rosns were
and Quite nominal 81 5e$l s. for Common 70 GOOD
were sS at 55q
ga ahce was notced in the liverpool The
T Po o s 5SnnahG % hi ous sort dTa 15o VIA
baltimore Sd $50 bbs Flour. 5si 2O tons DO 25s 500
SYs; Beef IS G7s PorK As Sd, 94s.6d on CAKE aos.;
Ss as so% I'd Ga
sg Gram Sa T0 69Ae' i'se ioS; o 25 tons
Measurement Goods Cos GLAs s5 steam ile8 0
Ss ason. ga cheese 95sBi;isToL steam 900
MATHE F Steam 100 Su:h Gain lSc 493S tcs Lard $50
=. AMBURG steam, 1000 ties. Lard 80 marks -;
S Sfs Grain me- s. British BARK g. 90
Saphtha as I'd -. cork FOR ORD RS, bark from Balti'
LISBON bark from philadelphia, $4,000 bush do loc anu
steady at SO 53c FOR city Western 5Oe
Calcutta 81 Crude Cotton seed steady 200 bols sold
46a47c Refined summer Yellow sold 70 tho extent OF 500
sSS cfads aaGSiS 'a At S
quoted s eSi % and 5bs umpDacE Whale private
PETRoLEUM-h.nned for export Twas quiet and rather
Ishned here 77sc. and 7sc. at Philadelphia and Baltimore
test es AS' % Crude SeSescs hV were
selling from 81 O5 to 81 %, Closing at the latter price
p FRO yislONs-PoRK-Th West is down lO8I5c. per
pb at the close there mness here the feenf
sis Family %G,s ss u.s.; 25sis S LIs5a Prime
III eO fsga Sns az March, s ana 9 ann
SO 75 Packet s15as5 25I City Extra India Meas
HANS gs sna steady he'd S1Ssc
Az SSSss s 4p,S.fs,
sS$5S:s: Inssss $sS. 5BiS:
Esss "a js3 ssi SSs
sales 900 boxes L9ng and short Clear Mest private eini
aud sf & sss Ps.
sSo...LARD-The Variations prices have not been ma
s oe on n % during he oSsa s at
the highest points cash trading fairy active mainly er
il20o COS, and fFsfSt 900 tea DScsmSsr
SPs l.: To- a Essisa s ss:
isS jaaS closing s,y SG ss sss
stronger sass so ss Ii s5s hsnsa es GsHunsIt au0i~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

OPnCE OF
MISSOURI KANSAS AND 1EXAs RAILWAY CoMfANf .
l03 BROADWAY, Ngw.YoHK. Nov. - 1852. .
rTHE coupons due December /, 1882, OF tho
following bonds will be paid this once at ana Rftor
maturity. wa
M, K aud T. Hwy. general consold mortgage
IebO and NeOshO r. r. lst mortgage
East Lane and Red River r. u, lst m0rtgage
H. Is ENsON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
IVHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

dividend OF "a per cent capital stock ~ thg Union
Pacific Railway Company wild be- paid on and after January
/, 1883 20 stockholders OF record De- omher ~ 1857
New stockholders will be aid 20 the cpnpanys 0nce.
1876 Broadway NewYOrk and Boston stocb holders az the
oOmpany's office, No ~ Equitable BuildnE Boston
Stock booas will be closed December 80 and reopened
January 2, 1888, UENkY MCFARLAND, TREASURER.
Boston. Nov. 20. 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
Qipioeno Notltes.

EKw YORK. LAKE FRff AND wgsrRRs r. X COL
TREAsURRne OFFICE ~ COURrLASDT-Sr..i
NEw YORK. Nov. "a. Iss2
NOTICE.-The Board of Directors have this
~ day declared dividend Of ak PER CEfr the pre-
ferred stock this payable At this ONCE and ater
the 10th Of January 1888 To the preferred stockh0des
registered such M the closing OF the books and 40 the sans
time will be paid the upon the income bonds Of tbs
due payable according the and efect
thereof Tor the year ending November So 1882 being
number q,
The books will Close for transfers ~ preferred stock only 20
the 30th day " December 1884, aud reopen tho
49, ~ B.w. SPENCER,
Irpas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec. 2, las3.-
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN.
\ ING COMPANY to-day dec arod the usual monthly
dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE CENTs PER sIlAHL, als2
AZ extra dividend OF TNENTY FIVE CENTS phh SHARE
both payable Deoember lss2 at the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company. NO rs Exchange place, New lork -
books DECEMBER and open December l3
Nj y. COOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

CHAMBE BY a Protestant girl, who
- has three years reference from her last place Il Ell
cient IN her department call at GO2 0thaya, JACQUINs
BUREAU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

COOK.-Bv respectable woman IA cook is
" goo bread anl biscuit maker; has the best OF city
refer Address NJ. a., Uptown Tribune once ZSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

NOOK.-By FrenchwOman, who understands
~ business horouzhlyi good city reference Cal for
,dava Wat tl.sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

COOK-By q colOred woman as cook IN q
~ private family boarding house good reference Rear
NJ Wn-t2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

CHAMBERMAID and WAiTRESS.-By q
~ woman in q private family. will assist with washngi
years city references personal or written can or adj
Dress X 26O Gtha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

COOK, &c.-By a respectable woman. in pri
" family cook washer and ironer good city refer
East l6th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

['HAMBERWOR &c.-By young girl to
~ do chamberwork and waiting In a private family; wiz
assist with either plain sewing or washing Please call OF ad
dress K. L., 2GO bthaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

CHAMBERMAID.-B n colored woman a5
~ chambermaid in private family. Rear No lSl Weso
hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
HuanciIl.

CAS. BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS
w All New.Yor and Brooklyn securities bought and sold
Loans made country property. JOSEPH a HOfT' 20
Naaaa u.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

TRUSTWORTHY a young girl to DO
general homework good plain coOA and launlresst
viii I'm u small private family Tor small wages Please
call allrass q. NJ. 2bO Oth.aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

COOK-By Protestant frst-cass in all
~ branches city country good city references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

HOUSEKEEPER or C0MPANlON.-By q
refined capable New. England LADY, small compensa-
ton best efercnces Address N. H., Box 92. Tribune
Uptown Office. ,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07
Giiuations iDanteo--(emdles

4 GOOD PROTESTANT SERVANT EN-
~ PLOYMENT AGENCY " good capable. civil useful
servant cir for families aud hotels city aud country Ger
man girls swedes English. scotch. American &C. Tor very
moderate tU suit all also male servants ana co0fsd
neLn- laa RIh. ave. fourth hnnso above lOlh.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

AUNDRESS.-By a competent Protestant
city references Please call at No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

COOK. WASH, IRON or GENERAL HOUSE
~ WORK-By a New. England girl reference No 2
llthst. present employer ask janitor for girl from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER, has had first.
class city experiences furnish best city references.
Adj call ar have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

COOK, LAUNDRESS, &c.-By young
woman good cook and baker city country
good references. aaO West 25th st, I'd floor back
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-05
HOME MADE.
A New Powder Wagon.

a fine new vehicle, for delivering LAT
lin s Randls powder, was noticed along
Front street yesterday and attracted gem
eral attention. 1t is a beauty and was
made inthis city by Mr.. Owen Lilly for
Mr.. Jno.K. Speed, the agent of Latin &
Rand's popular powder. The wagon
combines neatness, durability and
strength. 1t is covered with a stylish
waterproof, box-shaped top and is a credit
to the manufactures IS we'll a. the
agent A sleek, ht and very spry mule,
with a fine, new set Of harness, hauls the
wagon about, and seemingly realizes the
importance Of dong his work as il ought
to be done. The powder alluded 10
Is delivered in packages every
morning to merchants, and before
night OF each DAY, all not disposed Of BY
sale and shipment is collected by the
driver Of the wagon and hauled to the
powder house, situated. on the rii-er bank
distsaed below the Pioneer Cotton
Mills, whore II Is safely slowed end kent
until wanted neat morning. This Latin
u Rand powder Is universally popular
among hunters, and the demand for it has
increased ten.fold within a few years. or
half a dozen or more grades, the Orange
duchng powder Is especially noticeable,
80 =
while the Diamond grade I salso one Of the
most excellent sporting powders known to
sporting fraternity. The Office Of the
agency here is at 1868 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-05
POLICE Pom rs.

A fine of two dollars was imposed on
Los Steelethi morning for abusing officer
Jno. Mcfarland while making an arrest.
VIM. Hart, the pal of the murderer
Robert Wilson, was sent to jail to-day by
President MADDEN. Chas. Robson, who
bought the stolen groceries, was fined fifty
dollars and also bound over. Neither had
given bond at noon.
The classic attorney wanted to know
this morning if witnesses were to be un-
corked and allowed to efEervesce like
champagne bottles.
As a lesson to Annie Kelly, a miserable
denizen of Center alley, the Court con-
demned her to breathe the air of the prison
for two days.
The case of Patrolman John Jenny,
charged by Woodford with clUbbing him
while under arrest, came up for trial be-
fore the Commissioners yesterday. As
the weapon used was a light cane root
stick, and the aceuser bore no marks of
violence, the Commissioner did not think
the evidence sufficient to discharge Jenny,
but reprimanded him for using more
violence than was necessary and fined him
five days pay.