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New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ raus leave from Chsmbersst station DAY, for
500. 9 80 and 1850 m Lla ; 80 t.oo 4;5o 81. oto
AMI 0. Fr Nsnust spring Valley. Monssy amt Tail.
mans week days TOO. $50 n, $50. Gao p Sundays
$50 q ana .. IN,
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EotEs.
proposals.

sTArR OF NEW. YORK, CLINTON PRISON. AoEvr ASDl
WARDEN's OFFICE DASSeMORA, March l6, 1879 !
RlDS will be received at the office OF the
- superntendcnt OF PRISONS ALBANY. N. r.. up n Ia
oclnck March 26th nstaut for tho aas frum March
9th instant. OF the clothing manufactured 1t this Prison.
The state reserves tho right reot and all bids
deemed not To he TO is advantage Full Will
furnished application to the undersigned.
ISAIAH FULLER Agent and arden.
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st. Coed Ordinary. 10 aidalng -.-....-e9-l6
option trading the qute active and with
realizing seiins the movement light the closing
points below those OF Yesterday
present ~ points below the Sales
bxlee
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ANCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW Wa MpHiLhL tt@ndSnd.rryA
Furnessa, March II noon Aochorid, Mdfsh 81 q. m.
EthoDIa Mar "a, D. IN. DevoDia. April 7, p M
Cabin. as and s55 Secondclass $50. Storage s2o
Drafts issued for any amount a. current rs,es. v
HFNDERSON BROTHER9. Bowling Green, New York
lNMAN LINE u. s. and Royal Mail Steamers
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday. March "a, 2 80 .. m
OHIO . Saturday. Mi 81, 5 80 a. m
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday. April z, p N
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, April IA, 80 a.. IN.
From inman Pier foot d Sraad 81: Jersey Csy
CABIN PASS AGE. $50 and Upward SECOND CABIN
$50 and s35. STEERAGE, 500.
PETER WRIGHT SONS General Agents.
No. 1 RrOadMaY N. y.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

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w. csa a EaEla; XsI SAW Fss. Freight = xss ".
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ssa~f Tss4 ST. ESPKs !eP Hs 81! 2af s00'Aen
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ss ws 1n Mas s7s e. saa Fss S ss Ssad 0 n
cation inn Co. No '''0-
THE U. s. AND. AND Brazil RAIL. MAIL Ma. IS. 20.
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vpss ssaBSp BsSS" AHANSAD sHe D's wdaeay t.
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JAPAN CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San granciscO .s follows:
SfESfS sSEGfS s:;:;s:yy ssssss:y M S:j 4 4
SAN sapssy sAs5s June
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Personals.

J. VI. Fogg of Fairfield was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Byron Stevens of Brunswick, was in
the city yesterday,
Fish Commissioner Stllwell was here on
business yesterday.
Hon. Elliot Wood of the Governor.
Council, was in the city yesterday.
Councilman Lord of Standish arrived on
the Boston Express yesterday afternoon.
Gen. Stephenson, Governor of the National
Home at Togus, left yesterday morning for
Boston.
Col. Hampton +. Hill of Portland was one
Of the passengers on the Boston express
yesterday.
Z Mr.. c. A. Price, correspondent clerk at
Aliens, took the one o'clock train for Bos-
ton yesterday morning.
At the earnest solicitation of the G.. A. X
Post at Norrdgewock, Howard owen will de
liver the address before the Post at that place
Memorial Day.
Mr.. Ray Thompson, editor of the Rich
"A Respectable Family, which has run
through three editions, and is very popular
in thpWest and South.
Rev. L. y. Smith. pastor of the Congre-
gational church at Waterville,i is now in Port
land for surgical treatment. lie has seri-
Gus disease of the knee joint, at first suppos-
ed to be merely rheumatism.
Rev. John d. Lindsay, now of the First
Methodist church in Bangor, is having great
success as debt litter. Last Sunday morn
ing he secured pledges of S2s9S, which is
within S7O2 of the entire church debt
Rev. 5. ID. Paine, pastor of Pine Street
NJ T.. church at Portland has accepted an
invitation to the pulpit of Methodist church
in New Haven, Conn, whittier he will 90 in
April, at the close of his engagement there.
Mr.. Joseph L. Anderson, the popular
Maine Central conductor, has been particu-
larry unfortunate in getting the benefit of the
big snow storms. lie was showed up last
year in the big storm in April, and this year
in the heavy storm of few weeks ago, and
also in the storm of Tuesday, between Port
land and Skowhegan.
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Kennebec Lumber.

At present there are 900 men, 275 horses,
and l25 oxen at work getting out this spring 3
drive. II is estimated that from 50 to 100
million feet Of logs went from Moosehead
Lake by way of the Kennebec river. but the
drive greatly exceeded the usual size as the
water in the lake was higher than it had been
for years, and so several million feet of logs
were foated which had been cut in previous
seasons. This season from 35 to As million
feet Of logs will be gotten out for the Ken
nebec river mills-commencing at GreenviIle.
going north by the east shore and returning
by the west. The following list Will show
who are cutting where they are cutting,
and how much they will cut
Prong Pond. f. Bigney, coo, 900 to
SOC, 900 it,; McPheters & Ross, l 800, 900 to
1000 900; Carr & Gilman, ,000. 900 to | :
2O0, 900.
Beaver Creeks W Parkman, 500, 900
to 100 900 #.
Lily Bay-A. McSere, 300. 900 to 400 900
IT.. McPheters Ross, 500 900 to | 900 900
VI. g. Shaw & Sons, 500, go TO 100 900
Shaw & Milliken, 2 POO 90 TO 2, 700 900.
ROACH 1tlFer-J. -. e. r.. - BFaIstTset.
5000, 900 to 10000, 900 #. !. H. Eveleth,
900 900 to l 200 200; Church & Rogers,
800 900 TO 2 10000
Spencer Bay-D. j. Roweil, POO, 900 to
| / ,500. 0OOft.
! Spencer Pond-C. J. Davis & Co, POO,
900 to | 5000 #.
North Bay-W. 6. Shaw & Sons, 1900,
900 to 900, 900 #.
Duck Cove-McPheters & Ross, 900 900
to 20O0 900 #.
Little Bay-Clark, Weston & Co, 800,
DOC, 900 to 800, 900 #.
Location Stream--Omar Clark & Co, / =
SOC, 900 to 100000 #.
Baker BROOKE. +. Olansell, ] 800, 900 to
1000 900 #.
Brassan Stream-Lawrence Bros, 900 =
900 to Z, 900 600 it,
Tom Fletcher Stream-Lawrence Bros.
! 800, 900 to 2 900. 900 TT NJ. 6. Shaw &
Sons, 800, 900 to 800 900 #
Misery Stream-J. VI. Haynes, ct ais
1000, 900 to 2, 800, 900 #.
Squaw Mt M. G.. Shaw & Sons, 800,
900 to 800. 900 fl.
Total amount of lumber cut, "a 800 900 to
~ 300 900 it,
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little excitement was occasioned about
noon yesterday. A horse belonging to Mr.
J. d. Brooks came down Water street at a
rattling good pace. He was attached to the
sleigh only by one hold-back strap, the
whlif'e-tree was gone and the harness was
pulled nearly of the horse. One man got in
front of this lively turnout but changed his
mind and stepped back AS the team neared
MN. When the travelling combination
reached the railroad crossing at the foot OF
Rlnes hill, Mr. Gus Corson rushed out and
succeeded in stopping it. Very little damage
was done. Mr.. Brooks was carrying two
little girls up Sand hill when the bolt fasten-
ing the whiiiie-tree broke letting the horse
oat OF the thills. MIR. b. told the children
I" Jump. They did so when the horse
wheeled about and started down the hill on
me run, but not before Mr.. Brooks concluded
mat 1t was best to follow the advice he gave
THE children.
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The authorship of the dramatic productions attri
britcd to the last of the above named Is agitating
literary circles to the very centre, but affects the
practical masses far less than the momentous queS-
lion how to regain preserve health. that essential
OF bodily and mental activity, business success and
the "pursuit of happiness" We can throw far more
light ON this latter subject than the most profound
shakcspearan on the question first propounded
II the is depicted the nerves shaky' if indi
grston or constipation botherS at times or con
stantIy; If the skin is yellow and tongue furrd a.
in biliouSncss if there are premonitory twinges OF
oucoming rheumatism or neuralgia; If the kidney
are iunctiyc-u,e Iostetter's stomach Bitters, the
finest recuperant Of age prolific in beneficial aud
successful remedies. Remember if malaria threat
ems or alicts that it neuralizes the poison and for
titles he
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This remedy is becoming so well known and
so popular as to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bittcrs sing the same
song of praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases
of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN
pies Boils. Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as cure
all Malaria fevers.---For cure of Headache
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bit
ters--Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price 80 cts and 81 90
per bottle at J. NJ Mixers Drug Store.
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Our report of the result of the vote for
Mayor in ward seven was incorrect. This
time the scribe was blamelcss. The mistake
was made in correcting the proof-the cor
rection being made by the "compo" in the
wrong column, The vote really stood
Maccmber 81, Capen 80 SO it will be seen
that our worthy Mayor has lost none of his
popularity in ward seven And those who
have burned midnight oil on account of
that error-to figure out the reason why he
ran so much behind his ticket in that ward,
may hang up their states. The Mayor, as
usual was ahead.
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Since the nomination of Ezra c. Stevens
of Chelsea, to be Judge of the Munc-
ipal Court in HaIlowell, some feeling has
arisen on account of Mr.. Stevens not being
a resident of Hallowell. Mr.. Stevens is a
trial justice for kennebec county ana was
recommended to the position by some of his
friends. who are residents of Hailoweii'
Judge Knight has held the position fourteen
wears and is 40 years of age. Out of defer
ence to the wishes of many other triehis III
Hallowell. who. on account of local pride,
would like to have the nomination 90 To a
resident of Hallowell, Mr.. Stevens will re-
,,es, the Governor to withdraw the nomna-
tiou.-LenisfoH Journal
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AUGUSTA FIRE DEPARTMENT
Election of Officers Last Evening.

There WAS a meeting of the members of
the fire department last evening for the pur-
pose of electihg officers for the ensuing
wear James Getchel otiiciatcd as chairman
and A. l.. Gaslin as secretary committee
of three was appointed to receive and count
votes for chief engineer. The ballot re
suited as follows; Whole number of votes
cast %. Henry T. Morse had ~ and was
declared elected John Weston was elected
first assistant engineer.
Remarks were made by Mr.. Morse and
Mr. Weston, thanking the members of the
department for the honors bestowed upon
them. The meeting then adjourned
DR.. Young Secretary of the state Board
of Health, visited Brunswick Tuesday for
the purpose of examining the sanitary con-
ditions of the school houses in that place
In conversation with the Journal reporter
Yesterday the secretary said that he considered
the new school building at Brunswick as near
a model school house as any he had yet visit
ed. The advantages due to the construction
of this building reflect great credit
on Prof. Robinson of Bowdoin College under
whose instruction the plan of the building was
drawn Few appreciate the length of time re-
ouired to examine school building thorough
". On some of them the doctor is obliged
TO devote ten hours time. The testing
TO ascertain the amount of carbonie acid IN
the mir the measurement to find the different
rates with which the air moves through the
yentilators, these and various other tests
require time and patience.
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HALLowELL

At joint convention Of the City Council
Monday evening, the following city officers
were chosen for the current municipal year
| City Treasurer-C. r. Tilden.
| City Solicitor-M. S. Speare.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lord, NJ. A. Gilman,
J. S. Hamilton
Oyerseers of the Poor. S. Hamilton, NJ.
A. Gilman, Daniel Hanscomb-
School Committee-M. S. Speare, 81. NJ
| Stone, J. q. A. Hawes-
Street Commissioner-Chester K. Doug
| lass.
Fire Department:
Chief Engineer-W. A. Harvey.
"a Engineer. A. Foote.
81 Engineer-F W. Lynn.
Assistant Engineers. S. Choate. VIM.
Hosken, J. F. varney, JEROME Leonard,
Ezekiel Blake.
City Physiciau-W. s. Thompson
Local Board of Health-Dr j. NJ Eve
Ieth, DR.. J. T. Chase, f. W. Maddox,
City Marshall. W. Maddox.
| Superintendent Public Buildings-Daniel
Hanscomb.
Pound keeper-John Young.
| Fence Viewers-M. A. Gilman, Frederic
| Clark, J. X. Reynolds.
Surveyors of Lnmber-W. A. Winter, G..
S. Fuller, Archibald Campbell, S. G.. OTIS,
| T. VI. Henderson. Horace Getchell, E. Fl.
Atkins.
Surveyors of Stone--Mark Johnson, c. ii.
| Clary, G. s. johnson, j. F. Hunt, J. F. Var
ney.
| Measurers of Wood and Bark-G. W.
| Choate, Jr.. G. 5. Fuller, Archibald Camp
| bell. II. W. Lynn, W. A. Winter, Rufus
! Brainard, 7. Varney, J. W. Church, o.
| w. Blake, G.. T. Fuller, NJ. Tuck, +. NJ.
| Henderson.
| Trustees of Burial Ground-George S.
| Fuller George X. Smith, John w. Church.
| At the meeting of the City Council Mon
day morning. il was
| Ordered That ID. X. Jewell be and is here
| by appointed Sealer of Weights and Meas
| ures.
| Ordered. That 4. ID. Niles be and is hereby
| appointed City We!gher.
Ordered, That when this City Council adj
| journ the next meeting be at 7.30 this Mon
day evening, and Oh each Monday evening at
| I 30 until otherwise ordered
| In joint convention d. X. Jewell was elect
ed City Clerk, by a vote of IA to /, for the
current municipal year.
Monday evening petition was read from
the three fire companies of the city, asking
for the reelection of w. A. Harvey as Chief
Engineer.
Ordered, That we extend to Steamer Co.
No. 3 the use of City Hall for four nights,
| they to maintain perfect order and decorum
The above order was the result of a petit
ton lying for the use of City Hall for a
ton of the company.
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Read the following Mr.. C. II. Morris
Newark, Ark, says WAS down with Alb
scess of Lungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an Incurable Consumptlve.
Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, and am now on my third bottle.
and am able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Mid1lewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died OF
Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best of health" Try it, Sample
bottles free at J. NJ. Mixers Drug Store.
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Those who know most are generally the
oeA listeners and the most anxious to know
more.
Inc latter part of this truthful adage will
apply to reporters--but the man who should
cts The eaptious criticism of the reading com
monity, is seldom accused of the first until
NC mas been gone several years and his genial
critics kindly tell his successor what a walk
ns encyclopedias of general information,
tS'kiing wit and lightning comprehension
~e other fellow" was. All this is slim
A-ang to youthful ambition, but oc-
''naiy when scarcely dog fight dis
the peaceful calm of the
nmanlty, and all seems quiet on the Ken
s'ee' when no one has committed suicide
w week and Charlie Stain hasn't been
VI heard of for two days, when the
4. ), way wears YEARLY away without even
a. s'.o'ery of another Plymouth sobber,
n,; e development Of q new theory to ex-
wv aeath of Cashier Barron, then it is
80, s'odd rests upon the sanctum-and the
aa. os-as the fendish yell of "copy" resounds
,,,l me speaking tube, most heartily
VIE cher fellow
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ITS allus jes So Said the farmer taking
a much needed rest in haying time by rea-
son of Il shower. "We'll, have to work like
blazes when the rain lets up" SO it was
about the post Office yesterday morning The
clerks couldn't take any rest out of their
idle moments for thinking of the hustling
times in store for them when the western
mails got through.
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at is wonderful, " remarked an experienced
tailor. that for centuries tailors kept on
using shear, hat were so announcement And
no genius was found to invent so simple a
thing ms the drop blade which does not re-
quire that the cloth shall be lifted from the
table in cutting. Tbs Improvement was de-
laycd till this era of invention and,h present
conveniently fitted tailors shears have only
been in use about thirty years"
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Tubercular consumption is simply lung
scrofula-the active and dangerous develop
mem of faint in the blood The grand
blood-cleansing botanic principles contained
in DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
specially fit it to purify the blood, and pre-
vent the formation of ulcers in the lungs and
bronchial tubes. Liver complaint, skin dis
eases, and sores, are also cured by it. All
druggists. marl2MT h&wlw&n
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rule has been established at the gram
mar school to the effect that pupil ge'ns
perfect in deportment and mnety-hve
ner cent. or over in schoiarshp
tor a month shall be excused from exaniiha-
,;o, and shall be given a holiday on that day.
This would seem to be reasohaoie so"' ~
act before the scholar.
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The Colby Alumni Association of Portland
and vicinity will have their annual meeting
evening. Dinner will be served at $50.
Members will be accompanied by their wives
and friends, 1t is expected that there will
be full representation of the association,
President Pepper, Professor Small, DR..
Hanson and other friends of the college have
given notice that they propose to be present,
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1t bubbles up through the crust OCCASION
ally. You would have thought so yesterday
had YOU seen several of Water Streets most
s,aiJ merchants -balling each other
How temptingly the snow lald at hai'a
How gracefully it yielded to pressure and
Law in your palm missile which your m
gers itched to throw Who blames the Old
geptlemens
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Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, it
will wear away" but in most cases it wears
them away. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called kemp's Bal
sam. which is sold on positive guarantee to
cure, they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose Price
soc and 81 Taal bottle at all Druggists
feb2sd&w4v2p
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On the Boston train yesterday afternoon
were passengers who had boon three days
coming from New York. They said that We
Down casters got off lucky this time asthe
storm was evidently not one fourth as severe
as there.
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lot of hard-headed men who sneer at all
folk lore, condemn patent medicine and
laugh at materialized spirits, get lop-sided
carrying pocket full of horse chestnuts to
keep off rheumatism. There are many
cranks and various.
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The boys had lots Of fun snow balling
among themselves yesterday and the music
of the spheres was very pleasant to all except
those who got taste of the spheres in some
tender spot.
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Harness manufacturers report business as
their orders exceed those of any previous
year and there is every promise of an e1-
cellent season.
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The Liquid Fuel Company filed a certif-
cate of organization with the Secretary of
State yesterday. Said company was organ
lied in Portland with a capital stock of $780,
900; amount paid in, $780, par value of
shares, 500. The stockholders are William
w. Potter, Brookline Mass, Daniel c. Bart
lett, George W. Gogin and John n. Maher,
Boston, Mass. Daniel C. Bartlett is pres-
dent, William w. Potter, Treasurer and the
above named stockholders are directors.
The purposes of the corporation are to man
ufacture and sell generators and gas ma,
chimes under j. n. Makers patents; build
all KINDS of furnaces, set boilers and carry
on the general business of the introduction
of apparatus for the burning of petroleum.
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Howard owen Esq. is to deliver his Good
ly Heritage" lecture at Adams Memorial
chapel, GetchelPs corner, Vassalboro, on
Friday evening this week for the benefit of
that church.
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In conversation with reporter yesterday
no doubt but that the murderer Warren
would have been lyrched had he not shot
hlmHelf.
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The city agency has paid the city ovel
81 900 this year, while the year before the
profits were only $50. 1t evidently pays the
city to have the liquor law enforced.
Seventeen years ago last Monday the ice
went out above the bridge, having gone be
low the day before. The ice melted out as
usual, without any freshet to speak of. L
was the warmest March for years, and th'
next March was the coolest. That is if We
remember correctly; perhaps our meteorolo
gist may find it different
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Blessed 10 the man who cleaneth the snow
from off his sidewalk but he who neglected.
so to do will have no opportunity to dispense
ice in the hereafter RenneJee Reporter.