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l)ropoea!o

DROpOStTG will b, received hy the under
1 signed az the Office of the H.lu o." aud ONO i'a..rhd
CgTlualy Baltimore until october d. lsrt. I"f hr t"uuoh
t.ut add Masonry % The -u.gm.iHuuH river Hulgg Inc
proposals must include material DO cI--Hu and crr dams
and The cost sinking same 'o h"lrrk Also cost ~ keep
free from water during it ilrr le
concrete and masonry being Lad Plans amt Specifications
tr chief Iufu'"g- Office on and alter bcubT
DO, g' 10 reject amy auh all pro
uu,slg 81. 4. DOUGLASS, Chict Lng.ucrr
NAVY PAY OFFICE
% -IAIE.-I,
NEw-Yu4g. Oct. II. 1882
PROPOSALS SEALED AND ENDORSED on
envelope BID fos supplies hCTrisrd" will be- received
al this ua r until ~ O'Clock october b. " Tor the follow
-upp. best quality % hn delivered within twenty
CgOI DAYS from dnte OF order uc Of expense at ;hr Navy
Yard, Nrw.NuTk:
plr.au Prov. pua nuH CoiAug."
1000 Yards Iu4uIrlou 10th
10000 -pupI- BLACK Linen Thread
1000 spoons
10000 spool. -ih. 49,.
applying tho Inspector 81 Provisions and ,.YAluZ Navy
yard. Ecw-lu Tk.
Inc right reserved reject 1 bids that may not De
deemed a llfurFDu- g. Tine t,uy TIl'Ii.
TvugrHpuulUr surtlD required tur the proEP' ana iih-
fu delivery ui 90, supplies awarded
Blank forms vail bU furnished 90 fhH Office.
Bid not properly signed and certified vi" not Poe considered
THOMAS T.. tA-HIli,
Pay Inspector L. y. Navy.
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DiUi0er0 N1.lce5.


MOTHERS PACIFIC RNHo,D COMPANY
TREAsUEEK.b OFFICE, No. II BEOAD.5T.
NEVy-l DIRK, oct. -. l-SS.
COUPONS Of the MISSOURI DIVISION
u BONDS Of this company, due November hrrt prOAlmO,
VIII Dc paid upon pTcscHatiOu al this Office and after That
ol'' ROBERT LENoX BELKNAr, Treas.
VIHE COUPONS due October ], 1883, Of the
1 BUFFALO, PITTSBURG AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANH'S GENERAL MOlIGAtE BONDS
rust omaIy No 70 Exchange place. NcnNUrk a. The
National Bank Of the Republic NO $50 GhcnuiHi, lDla-
deDhia. f.. =. BUELL., Treasurer.
COPPER QUEEN MIMIC CoMrANY,)
81 and 80 WAfL--T. 7
Newly DIX, october 10, 1888 }
SEVENTEENTH DIVIDEND.
UNHF BOARD OF TRUSTED OF THIS COM
many have declared quarterly dividend Of ONE HUN.
tS15 0O0I unyabe stockholders Of record at the Office Of
IL E,u,us6y and after OCTOBER 49, 1888. Transfer
books close October 49, 1888 and reopen October IL
OFFICE or LFADvIILE COYs. MINING Coz
No. 81 BROADwAY
NEW.NOEK, Oct. ], 1888
THE BOARD of Trustees of the Leadyille
Cons Mining Company has this day declared dividend
stock al The company payable and after October 10 1853
al the office the company No 81 Broadway. Transfer
books close October at w. and reopen october ts3
A. EBEHT, secretary.
THE SAM PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. SO WlIIAM.sfy NEw YQRKi oct. 3, 1883 ,
VIHE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
Il TWO PER CENT has this day been declared on the
after November J. 1888 70 stockholders Of record on that
date. $1,000. a. - 90. O.,
urday October and roOponod at o'clock ~ On
ii'u"'' 'o''H''' JOHN s. KENNEDY
Vice President
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Citp l)ropcrtp Go Ect.

TTNO IET.-A first class stable in 35thSt., near
/ Msdison.ayc; IN excellent order. LESPINASSE s
FRIEDMAN, No Pue-st.
rINO LET.-The highly desirable fOur-stOry,
huhstoop brOwnstOno dwelling No. 20 East o3dst, be
tween 5th and Madison Apply 70 II. o. PEDDEH Ar
mold, Constable y Co.. 6thayo and lVtEst.
NO LET.-Just completed and ready Tor I'M
mediate possession 3 weighted and ventilated Lofts
5O1s5 feet Row engine boiler and steam elevator can in
very substantial and IN the best manufacturing district
Inquire premises. 1870 49,
NUS i0i ""U ''' :. b. ALTHAUsE co.
10 EAST 50TH-ST, MADISON-AYE.-
He'd Handsomely and completely furnished crockeLGyy
pass &c or unfinished Moderate rent 10 acceptable
tenant
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VyHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NEWIOHK, LAKE ERIE And WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement Of trains from Chcmncrs~ trcgf Depot
0am-Daily except SUNDAY s. IF Ihp',7- gl""t '
CC,U,,CCic22 II, SJrveIapd Clnclti.at! ana chicago
IA daily, ST. LOUIS Limited LApft,7 ezra ,I.[sg
7.25 m. Niagara Fails iai Salamanca 200 M liryc
land lao m CINCINNATI 80 ini ~. .L%99lo Nv d.
Toledo $40 p m. ana indianapolis II am.
m Dayl-Paclnc Express fOL the West solid Train Of
rTGoS Mann Flls Cincinnati auI CHICAGO Hotel aud
Buffet smoking Coaches 10 iil'iHo
S.l5 D u.-LmigrUur train l"r t!e "c-i. ,,. ,,. g.,
nom a3'It5" r. s50 40 5i6 &ao Gl6 &c. 80 1880 ~
II midnight sunlays $50, 1920 N, lao, G"O, pm l.
Pafaron c. 100 100 $40 1920 m, noon l85 g. 500
Iliinlgbt sundays $3.50, 1920 40, ESQ., $50 M
Ne%arR ana Patterson via NcwmE Cl5. $40 1l@o am.
21Q ago 800 go 7;3g H. sra d ~ s.,aifh'' S"'ln'y
suiT g 100 g5O 1920 ini l45 30, 3, $50 GO. SID
m and 2 midnight sundays g. $50 IO2Oa liO D'O
+ In and Il midnight.
Warwick 7:jO N; l:3Op m. ,.
Ncwhurg and cornwall. $50, m, $780, 49, pm. sun.
Eoadont and Kingston and Montgomery, an, $50
5osSen g. 7:5O O. 1920 m 800 49, g s15 Sunday,
olg5dtown. g. 7.50 s. 1920 IN, 800 40 s. sl5Pm
m trains connect with Midland RAILROAD az Manst. The
Part If Iaryig $50 s. 1920 n 48O g. sl5pm sunday
$50 1920 q M g, $50, pm.
boats leave st quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from I.45 a nm to s. % . and at lO4j and ll:i5
ickets Tor passage and apartments IN Dmwing Room and
Sleeping coachc, can be obtained aa 0IH,I' lo ,hg
Nos 26l, lOl or 9j7 broadway ls7 WcsL.i n " No.
Express trains from the West arrive IA Nc"Iork al 40
anu Join g. ABBofT Gent Pass'r Agent, Now.YorE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Tf2 40 is. 50 10 No. Ss6 l56 $40 TO- 80 H.
IL midnight. sundays Z, 8 Q ~ ana Il5 pm; -
Manuel spdag Valley and honsey 'IO' 10 am 400 m
Sun'y JOnN 4. ABBOTT Gong Pass'r Agent New. York.
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Che Gurf.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-JerOme Park
IA Saturday Sept. 20. Oct. e. e. 9, q, II and -.
J. II. COsTEH seoy. A. BELMONT Pres't.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
INTO Jerome Park Races October o. IL and 18 Special
trains direct 70 Enclosure at the Grand SandLeaye Grand
Central Depot at 1918 and l245 returning after the
special reserved for hdies Excursion tickets
90 CentS Tickets sale AZ Grand Central Depot 233,
Al3 1855 and 0k2 Broadway, Park Place, and Bowling
Green, New York and 1898 WAshin gton-st, Brooklyn.
Q. b. MEBRER, eneTal Passenger Agent.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West Shore Of Hudson River ,,,. ,
NETWORK, WEST SHORE BUFFALO RAiLWAl
+ 1C7C-@~k W.YORK, ONTARIO WESTERN RAIL
On2nd after Monday, october

0rand after Monday, october I,
Trains leave DesDDsses and COrtlandt street
For syracuse. oneSS Utica, Mohawk Little Fails CanaJo
For Albany and tss Village, IS a. $40 m, ll2O A.
For Oswego Oneida NVrwieh Sidney Hancock, $50 a. mi
Is
For ROckland Livingston Manor liberty and FalsOurg
b3O a. m: 4l0 p m, g D. m. ., %
Kingston Highland POughkeepse g m, 500 a. ~, lIZO
8. N; 4SO D. m, 500 =. and 80 p. N.
Newburg, g H. $40 ll:2O MI 43O p mp 0'2O p
NJ. 20 D.
For Gddetown and Campbell Han, $50 m IL 20 am
f:lO IN, $50 mi SPIN.
Cornwall West Point Cranston's, $3.50 ss $50 m,
Ili20 A:lO $50 N 5:ZO 8 ~ % IN ana wv
D M 'of Cornwall and CfRnstOn's.
DAILY Other trains daily except sunday
Tor Albany.
ParlOr Buffet Cars on 0:20 a m train for Syracuse.
hyracuEe.
Eegant Pullman Sleeping Cars for OsweRO train
aud time tables at stations and al offices OF the com
Ry Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn,
SoItst and Annex Office, foot OF Fulton-sti NewYOrk
Sos loZ zOI POL 4l9, 0i6, 1898 Broadway, NO
square NO lS1 6tbaYe, No l0S East l26th-st Penn
Railroad station foot Desbrossesst and foot Cort
HENRY MoNETT, General Passenger Agent
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NEW Jersey SOUTHERN DIVISION.
IN VIA SANDY HOOK
sTEAMETs LEAVE PIER 8, y. K,

Commencing September 2G, 1888
Virlanl4 SeabTlgIt, Monmouth BcdCh, Long bIhll
Ocean Grove etc 1O45 H.; D. m sundays except ocean
Grove. a.. No..
For Atlantic Highlands, 4 p N.
Leave foot Of Liberty 7.45 Pas, m, for Lake
wood. Manchester. Toms River Barnegat &c.
Pas =. ID for Nineaud, BTdgatOn, AitanuC Ciiy, &C
900 D. IN for stations TO Seabnght:
pa and 400 u. for statiOnt 70 Highlands
DOIND BROOK ROUTE.
ID FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from foot Of LibeTty-st, 49,. - -
Ninth aud Green SIS J:"I LILO
m 1880 T. $50 $3.50, T. IL ?. H. On sunday az S42 Inp
J3O y NJ For Third and Bcrk ss al TAO lilo d. III"
For Ieiion 800 1ll5 a. u 1890 L. AGO. $780, T. y
l. m on SUNDAY 5.45 $50, II p N.
For SunDuTy LewlsJUTg and WEamsport al I40 a. H. ana
spm. d. ,-- a.. vi,
From ninth Green Ss al 1870, $3.50 o. II A. nj l,
3,45 b. 10 6Ij Il T. on sunday at $50 a. in 3:5o -
4. m. % M 4, .. o.oo s1o
ESQ p. m sunday at S.lJ a. ~, go p tn.o 10, IN. o
FT8u Trenton l25. 600 SOB 800, lOUb, l54 H. H. -
sl2 t.24 TBS D. IN. Sunday l2J, OIL a NJ bIo p M
DRAWING.ROOM CARS are attached 70 OIL day lIa
Connection Is made at Jersey city station 10 ana HOm
Brook lyll and Erie Depot, Jersey lily.
Tickets Tor foot Of Liberty ST. and az the lrh'la
hotel and Annex OniCe, Brooklyn BUoPc llt bf"CN{h
n y Transfer Company viii cal Tor ana clcCk baggage
frOm hotels residence 20 Destination. ..
IL j. BALDWIN, Gen. Eastern IaSs. Agent
J. i. WOOTTEN General Manager
G. q. HANCOCK, Gen Pass. ana llcket Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
All rail from Grand Central Depot.
Three ey Ucss trains daily l~undAys eNCepcu 70 Boston az
q m D. m CpariOr attached and 10 p VI, with palace
sleeping cars Sundays at 10 p N l%lth peace so,RIs
49, " i. W POPPLE, Agent.
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Sales bn Arrtiou.
Bee Cream.
HORIZONS ICE CREAM,

HORIZONS ICE CREAM,
ALWAYS PURE and DELICIOUS.
Patent superfrozen BRICKS OF ICE CREAM
To carry home will keep hard one hour try one
DEPOTS
9oy 4tbaye 2ss Broadway 70 Chahamst ITO East 25th'
wv st. T. Y. and ABB FultOn-str Brooklyn
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furuiture.

T Attest, BEST, CHEAPEST. - The Otis
/ 4 PsrIor Bed; price nom $50 up easy payments III
west lith.st opposite Hayerlys Theatre
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-" CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most cceant boat ON the sound ana
The fay 'gte 81 ~ b - - - ,y,,t s+ ,,lvt vi,r
above js Urosses-st. Ferry, daily except Nu - aI % p N
T7gpiug Room run through MllI9t cifN.C 10
ptr Worcester Portland aud White Mountains TOu Ne"
oylru d -
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE. MOST IMPRoXEp EQUIP
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT MITH ARSOLuTE sAIEIl.
vnrcss Trons leave New York via Dosbrosscs and Cor

EXPRESS Trains NcwYork via Dcsbrosscs and Corand
5I5 20 & $50 % ana 10 Limited II am, J. $50, $40
Il I and In and IL night. sundays D. ~ Llnlttu)
and 10 a IN a. 6, 7, and . IN, and II night. 49, . o.
Trains leaving NeWYOrk daily except SUNDAY 5l5 40 $50
and 40 M 2, 4, and connecting at trenton Tor
Camden. c.-.,-- ,,,r-,.,.,,. ,oo,
9i5 $40 845, AS except Monday 600 100 so sou
II and lao n llAmeG Ehpness i"o n o;eo Wi
S,lS 400 345. 49, $50 $50 Llmiiedl 6BO, 1l5 3
and 800 m leave Philadelphia Via Camden 500 N daily
except Sunday.
ana foot d. D.brO-scs aud Cotundt streets Court 81 nd
Er5oklyn Annex station foot OF Fuonst Brnokyu IMh
Hotel IOboEcu: Station jersey CIV. Emsidht il.Atl
ONiro M \ Battery Place and Castle Garden
New.YuTk Transfer Company VIII can TOT ana tN''N
h3ggage nom hotels and residences - .,.,,,
CHARLES D. PIGU, J. r. nDD,
D
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miscellaneous.
Gclp mantcO.

hIEEkTISEHENr IOk THE NEW
"A YORK TalBUNr " 81 BIZ RECElVED AT Tta
Grs, st. uu i p. no., E4d s. Wet Twenty m 1st cor
1er Eghth az 80 2 East FoLrte6nths st., er Union
yquarc 700 a. r'av corner foTyEovruthst a. the Ar
Lam OFFICE, NoG 1907 and $500 Thinlavea corne
Onohuncrea tWont Tibhst W 10 1t TeguGr Of
Zoe rates
nENTlST.-Large experience, wants stua-
~ tun ASSISTANT recommendations and photo II re-
questGd state pay aud Will engage time. Address Box AZ
UXbndge. ont
TNO BOATMEN.-Wauted competent, rcli-
able 20 take charge o. BARGE with sma lam
iy preferred 10 i've the boat Address b. 5. NJ, 4thsI
and LcKiHgtOn-aVc., with reference
WANTED. 49, First-class cOppcr-plate script
w engravers. Good pay TO good mcn. TIFFANY d co.
Union square.
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bcrmin Crtcrminalors.

NOSTARS EXTERMINATORS destroy rat,
- mice reaches. bcdbugs ants moths. Iufibir rome.
dies not poisonous lOj BrJomc 20 MadonhHc 50i Grand
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RAILROAD.
II On unN nfInr ont \ laN3.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL RI JTE. 49,
Trains leave NcwIOrk Via DesDIOsses ana CoIHuI o'
UalIi.fufg Pig.burg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached q and m daily. NoW.4 pIA
and Chicago Limited OF pHTUr Dining, smoking ana sleep
ing Cars at o m every day , ri, ~,
Wiiamsport IOck Haven m, m. Cory and Enc ~
M connecting at CORY for Iltusyle Petroleum Oeuo
the oil Regions. az, -,
baltimore washington and South Limited Washugton
Express Pullman ParlOT Cars daily except sunday IVA
IN: arrive Washington Regular via - anu T. - ~
al 5lj and $50 M $40 and m, ana IL nlghli va III
and o. r. r. | and y m and II night Sunday Via H. anu
r. r.. and IL night VIA H. anu " " "
II night
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday, 5:15 q m, and
Cape May, except Sunday, 5l5 and 1910 N. IT,.
GIanci Junction, and
via Railway and Ambuy IN, II noon, $40, m, Oh
Sunday. and IN docs not stop at Asbury farkl -
nf connect with all through Trans
at Jersey City aGordng speedy and direct transfer Iof
Trains arTivc-From Psburr $40 and l20 100 and
1920 D IN daily. and Z a daily except Monday. FROM
Washington and Baltimore, $3.50 and $50 m, 300 0SU
095 1895 and 1880 sunday, $50, ESQ M 1882 ana
From Philadelphia 800 G2O $3.50, 600 T. except Monday
$50 go 1910 lao M l2O, ., $50, $50 GU t3O'
$40 giij 1920 1888 aud 1000 sunday, 300 b2O1
go 1905 GEO 7&j, $50 1920, 1888 ana lO0o
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
~ SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IL PHILADEL
PHIA: 2 IN NEW.HORK
DOuRrE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
" VIINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
NCT ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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NEW II NVEN, NERIDEN, HARTFORD,
IN SPPfNGUEID UOLYOKR MONTREAL and intermediate
points Steamer leave Pier No. 25 z r. at 3 p ~ o9t II ? ~
NIRItEN HARTFORD sPMNGTELD, sc. Tickets sold and
Ervszr t on broadway " " aud CONTEST, Brooklyn
h1Culs.l 10 New Haven and -gtgTa. 81 90
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT

SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IL PHILADEL
PHIA: 2 IN NEW.EORK
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-Ip1NY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
LnDpnW and ST. JOHN leave Pier A. n. hy 1901 t Oh
Canas excepted with trains north west ana eaS
gbqSy Excursion tickets to Saratoga ana Like oeoise au
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IN AND long BRANCH RR.
N7FW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements sept. H. 1850,
fbrourlI ilaius Will leave Grand Central Depot -,
a NJ. Western New-GOIk and Northern Express WIN
d,aWing.room cars Montreal via Central Vermont hH
and TO I;oghester connects for saratoga. 49,, -.
$40 n NJ Fast Limited Chicago Express, with dining cars
stonBug ~ hbany Utica syracuse, Rochester Buffalo Lle
SgeyraTd and Toledo arriving at Chicago 1870 M next
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AiADLH1 Or MUSIC.
FORTI-SECOND SEASON,
THEODORE THOMAS. Conductor
Subscribers Of last wishing 10 retain their seats
secure them at the philharmonic ticket Office Academy u
Music entrance Irving place. from Monday october 30
unt october n inclusive After the latter date they viii be
disposed OF TO new subscribers
business communications should addressed August
ROebDelen, Academy of Music.
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flnanridL
GWYNNE g. DAY. Established 1854.
" No A6 Wall street, New. York ~,
A GENERAL BANKING and BROhEkAoH
BUSINESS In RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS, &c

TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING and BROKERAGE
BUSINESS In RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS, &e. -
oFgIcE oP THE NEwYoRK, LAKE ERIE
AND WRsTERS RAILROAD ConPANIL. Z
NEW.YoBK, September %, 1887
HOLDERS OF BONDS entitled by virtue OF
such ownership (subect to the Companys guauoh5
az 20 registration OF such bOnds 10 vote at the next annual
election Of Directors the SeTYork Jake Erie and
Railroad Company and which bonds have not already been
registered by their numbers for voting In the names OF ne
present owners are hereby notified that the register Tor suo
bonds opened the 25th day OF september ~
the Transfer ONCE OF the Company toon no W 10 ne t1
and Exchange Building, No 81 COTtandst IN Ihe IlY
OF NewYork and win the 27h day OF October
thirty days prior 20 the annual eiecob OF Dr9 W Oo
the 9th day OF November next:
Nv order Of the Board OF Directors
Oy VIVA - ~ A. II. MACDONOUGH,
SECRETARY,
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Gnmmcr Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL Islip, l.. l., will RENAL
open until Thursday, November !. lious" heated vi
steam. JAMES SLATER, Proprietor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-19

The ice business i booming on the Kenne.
bee. From Augusta to Bowdoinham the sur.
face of the river is thronged with men and
teams actively engaged in harvesting the
Crystal cooIness." Never has there been ,
season in the history ofthe business on this
river when ice has made in better shane
fhsn it has this. No very troublesome
;aAows or rains have fallen to inn
pride work ~ has been the ease some
years. The ice now being harvested is the
abandonment ever housed on the Kennebec.
That from fields which have been scraped
being Is inches thick, clear A. crystal. and
pure and undefiled. 1t caa be trutbfuIlv
said that Kennebec ice is the best in the world.
But while by reason Of the favorable season
the expense Of harvesting is lessened
the continued cold weather throughout the
country congeals the rivers from which ice il
cut in other States where are the markets.
thus narrowing the outlet for the Kennebec
product and forcing prices down. The dis
lance TO the great cities over which the ice
has to be transported from our river is
well-nigh insurmountable difficulty for our
icemen. when ice can be secured almost in
the suburbs of those cities which are the mar
kets; and were II not for its extraordinary pur-
ity and extra quality Kennebec ice would be
driven out of the market in years like the
present. On the Hudson river, in New York.
the business of harvesting ice is 10 full blast,
and many hundred thousand tons will be
housed. The ice there is of fine quality and
averages 10 and II inches in thickness he
low Catskill. With 800, 900 tons Of old ice
held over, added to that put up the present
season, the supply on the Hudson will be
large one. The Penobscot ice men are so
badly discouraged by the present out
look that probably not pound of
ice will be housed for shipment on that river
this season. We give the following names Of
individuals and companies on the Kennebec
river whose houses have been filled this sea-
con or are in process of being filled:
Knickerbocker Of Philadelphia, Steamboat
Point, Hallowell; Cap. Rich, Farmingdale !;
KnicIerbocker, Farmingdale. Chelsea; Ben
jamin johnson, Pittston. houses full; Gen.
tennia of Baltimore, Pittston; Knicker-
booker of Pittsfon. houses full; Great
Falls of Washington, Pittston, houses
full; Independent of Washington. Pittston;
Haley & Co., SO. Gardiner: Maxey & Dem
mis-, Goodwin's Point, Pittston: Knicker-
booker of Philadelphia, Dresden; Berry &
Son, Dresden. w. II. Oler of Baltimore.
Dresden; Haynes & Dewitt, ceboro;
Knickerbocker Of Philadelphia. Iceboro;
Morses of Bath. Modoc Houses, Richmond.
Russell is filling all of his old houses
Orient Ice Company, Richmond, completed
filing their houses Yesterday.
The Consumers Ice Company in which
Senator Weeks of this city is interested, will
not fill their houses owing to the unfavora-
bleness of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-19
A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should
" afanned NEGLECT frpanenfly resilifs in an

A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the infamed parts, allay
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
Il ey have attained well-merrited rank among
Il few staple remedies of the age. Sold at
25c box everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-19

On rnE JUDICIARY.


| !. The comc,;.... t.,,
persons obstructino oesceys - .er,;,. ,,,o,.s.
evil ON criminals. willreport bill to amend
tne enarfer OF the Bell Telephone Co. Petit
toners for bill to compel the breaking Of
eo,ts Win open brides given leave to wirh-
dra~. The bill to add prohibitory amend.
ment to the constitution came before the
c.mnp: rom Inc suo-committee- The
as reported by the subcommittee
.The manuf.etnr. Of ,o.ox;cs,;n. ,;o,,,. no, =.
Guiding ider. aid the sale and k. Ding for sale Of
maex,ealing liquors. are and shall be prohibited
IL sacs Hanoi 4, uni .Se ;a.s .no Atepn. dof ss.s
pose. and the ans ami the sale land keeping for sse
~ eosf my q pFsvented under SUCH regulations
The Is,,.Is,u. n.S M rI. o.sss -
visions asd penalties Tor the .uppression Of the
ting liquor. with tie excrrs ions herein snecised
In tb. oria;r.t h;,i ,ha Ell ,-h :
the abstract Of the .msnamer, ;n.s op..,.a
read ..Tbe J.ey;si,trre .hslI sna,., 80 -
suitable proyi.i,ns,, etc 7, !. claimed ~.
some that the changing of the ..,b.lI, =,
''may" would invalidate the whole amend
nent as the legislature would not pass laws
- support the amendment unless forced to.
NO action Wa taken on the bill and il was
continued until Tuesday when it is expected
'aat fhe committee will be full.
oS FISHERIES AND CANE.
;" III give hearing on fish and game on
ihhrsday, Jan 18th, at r. NJ. On amend
ing the lobster Law Thursday, Feb. LIST. The
committee listened 10 very able address
rom capt. Il. Z. Barker OF Rangely Lakes,
IN favor of jack hunting for deer.
OK INTERIOR Waters.
re,,'lon OF bangor steam Ferry GO. sup
p.nNu ~ mr., lnatcher, reported upon
iasoraoy anu ar, lnatenef WIS requested TO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-19

The masked ball which came of at Neon
AN Hall last evening was a success in every
sense of the word. About 40 couples partic-
Pated, and the characters assumed were
nadrfold and of great variety of descrip-
ions, many of them being very amusing.
Inc approximations of Ben. Butler and Ros-
coe Conkling were very accurate. Pullen's
orchestra furnished the best Of music for the
0sncefs AT l0.45 o'clock the masqueraders
sanasked and mutual recognitions followed.
Inc receipts from the sale Of tickets, etc.,
more than paid the expenses.