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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

Brigadier General Casey, chief OF the
engineers, in his annual estimates submit
ted to the Secretary Of War. recommends
An appropriation OF $50, I6s 800 foi river
and harbor Improvement. 1t - to be
hoped that he contemplated fair sized
proportional slice of this for the kenne-
bee river. IL needs il badly enough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

Over hundred hrst-class iron-clad
war steamers are now said to be in
process Of construction in various parts Of
the world. The nations Of the earth are
apparently determined to maintair the
peace at any cost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

Yesterday afternoon an inebriated GENTLE
man became possessed with the idea that he
was man Of more than ordinary muscle and
repaired to the weave room Of the Edwards
company mill to demonstrate the fact lie
assaulted the overseer's desk while that gen
tlemsn vas absent and smashed il beyond
recognition. Several pieces Of machinery
we're accorded due attention with more or
less disastrous results and the intoxicated
sampson was busily looking round after the
overseer to thrash when arrested. lie gave
his name ss Frank Labbey. Judge Andrews
will give him . trial today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

1t Is certainly to be hoped that in the
new trial of the Baltimore, which has
been wisely ordered by the Secretary OF
the Navy. the trial Board will attend
strictly to business and not fly of on a
tangent. The public wants a plain state
ment of the facts, in language that adj
mits of no ambiguity. A general i'm
preston has gone abroad that those In
charge Of the first trial trip, went of at
half cock, and that If they knew any
thing about their business, their official
report failed to show Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19
Tho Truth At Last

John Roach died, bounded to death by
the charge that he had cheated til. t.ov-
eminent by hnilhing In the Dolphin yes
sci ".tructurhlly weak. We venture 10
aay that when thu charge was nadc there
was not nm officer ~ the utvy. line ar
stah, whose opinion was youth anything
who did not know that ~ bile tn, Dolphin
might, and douhtl' a. dill, have faulI-, 1t
WAS physically Impossible TINT "-ttuei"rl
weakness" should lac QUE
Three years have pa--rd. he Dolphin
has Ind the lest of aCtnal serstr. She
has been around the world Ia all veal her
aud In ali climates. We give below in
parallel columns the report made thiee
years aga 10y Cap s,m- B'lknap and
Meade, based on assumptions aud u trial
organized I" convict, aud of the Board OF
Inspection and Survey, headed by Rear
Admiral .Iouett, ahici, has jus passed on
the Dolphin after her cruise of $4,000
miles:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

When the hair shows signs Of failing, be-
Tin ct once 10 use Ayers Hair vieoe. This
preparation serensshens the scalp. promotes
the srovth Of new hair. restores the natural
color 70 cray and faded hair, and renders it
sofs. plant and glossy. octiSeod&vlw
The Nas Hoaevsd Netre Dsne, Balfinore.
~.
We have bed ample opportunity 70 con-
vince ourselves Of the e@eacy Of Salvation
Oil. We cheeffally submit our names 10
the public % reference. Respectfully. Sic
sers Of Nssrs Dane. Aisquith Z Eager Sts..
Baltnose, Nd.
No voaaes people have conadesee when
he bess physciaas ere peescribine DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup octlsdIt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

John l.. sullivan is spelling for another
fight. This will be cheerful news to Con
gresham o'Neil. Perhaps by diverting
the big sluggers massive brain to scenes OF
bloody conquest, he may yet be enabled
To retain his seat In the National House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

That the murder OF DIR. Crouin WAS the
result OF foul aud widespread con-
spiracy now seems morally certain. The
welfare of our popular institutions de-
mands that this whole matter be sifted TO
the bottom. The men who are in any
way responsible for this horrible crime
should he brought to justice without fear
and without favor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

The first load of granite from the Bodwell
works for the State House extension arrived
yesterday. II was an immense eight horse
team and included several tons of cut stone
This company has been awarded the sub
contract to furnish all the stone for the la,t
seven courses and also for other parts of the
structure, and it is now ready for shipment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

The latest shrewd move on the part of as
piring Chicago, Is the organization OF aux
ilisry committees made up OF the natives OF
other States now resident in Chicago. The
plan is for each auxiliary to endeavor to
influence public opinion, In the state to
which 1t belongs, in favor Of Chicago as
the location Of the great Worlds Fair. 1t
is frosty day when the great Western
metropolis permits itself to "get left.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

Bicyeiist Thomas Stevens is reported To
have failed to discover snv traces Of Stan-
ley, but it is \ great relief to the civilized
world to know that Thomas himself has
been found. Grave fears were entertained
lest he had formed the soup-piece for
soae inland banquet, and At one time
there WAS serious talk OF organizing an
expedition TO 20 in search Of him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19


Prof. @. A. Robertson left on the after
noon train yesterday for watervilIe. Prof.
Robertson has been engaged a. principal Of
the evening school to be started in the city
next Monday evening, and his visit to Water
vile vas for the purpose Of attending tho
session Of the evening school IN that city
which has been in operation for some three
years. He will investigate the methods Of
insssuction and other points 90 that they may
be Of use in the management Of the school
In this city. Miss Marian Bolsn, Mrs. Peter.
con and Mrs Moulton will act ~ assistants
in the school.
The State Commissioner Of Labo, has
been receiving letters recently asking for in.
formation relative to the number Of "absn-
doned fsrms" there are in the State. This
matter has STAINED alarming proportions in
some parts Of New Hampshire and Vermont
and Il 10 proposed to organize companies for
the colonization Of these farms with vie.
OF checking this tendency. The Massachu-
seus Bureau Of Industrial Statistics is siso
investigating il in that State and circulars
ere issued to clerks Of each town for returns
- 70 the number, acreage and assessed
valuation Of these farms. By abandoned"
70 meant when the farm has no occupants
10 the buiIdings. the farm uncultivated al
tnoush the hay may be cut yearly and the
entire stand allowed to 90 to decay. Com
missioner Matthews says there are but few
such farmers in our State, not enough to
cause any alarm whatever. The farms
are nearly all 10 excellent condition and
there 10 no necessity Of the Name Bureau
OF Industrial Statistics botherins itself over
NE matter. Our people should congratu-
late themselves upon this wealthy condition
Of thinss 10 the farming districts. II Ger
taisly most alphabetically endorses The elaine
nade thas Maine Il one Of the foremost
farming ssatss b ~ usioa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

Quite delegation Of Augusta people in
terested in the Y. M. c. A. work left yes
terday for watervile where they will a.
tend the State convention now In session
there. The sessions of the convention thus
far have proven most interesting and the
programme for today and tomorrow promises
that the exercises shall be excellent A
larse delegation will 60 up tonight and to.
morrow morning to be in attendance on the
Sunday exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19
Sore Throat, n0arSeness,

and Loss of Voice should be promptly checked
The most radical OF Chronic bronchitis,
Asthma and consumption result from the neglect
of a common Cold and Sore Throat All this
may be cured by few doses Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

ever demsnd = higher and higher standard
of merit, and before long is will b.
tbosghs no more derogxssry. even for .
Royal acsdemicsn, To design or paint a
work for man 81 business, than il IL To-
day 10 seii one for money, wbefher 70 an
sriaecrstic patron Of art, democratic
collector, cotton spinner. fnsncier, or
a manufacturer Of Knives or pickles.
TOPICS or 1aD TIMES
The tsnscity with which eitizsn Train
srleks TO his prison accommodations must
t~ decidedly dist,eartenipg to the hard
hearted creditor Who put him In limbo,
and who Ia obliged 70 pay his board bill
during the period Of his Incarceration.
Charles evidently intends 70 kill his prose-
eutor with patience and the chances for
his success are excellent.
Recent events must have had a tendency
70 have impressed Bro. TaImage with an
enlarged conception Of the vanity Of
human hopes and the breyity Of mortal
life.
When Uncle Faxon Of Massachusetts
gets right down 10 letter writing. he sug-
gests To a suffering public the idea VI an
exceedingly small pea rattIing about In a
very spacious box.
The salvation Ar ny appears TO be FAD
Ing from the land but isolated bands OF
true reformers' are beginning TO shout
At several point. on the political horizon.
What perfect Arcadia this great
wicked republic would be IL only the
large. brAiny President Eliot Of Harvard
could manage its affairs, When on. reads
the recent deiiversnees Of this great
modern statesman and intellectual Samp-
son, he Is speedily lost in wonderInent
that the country has managed 10 pull
without his personal supervision.
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mIts of no ambiguity. general I'M
preston has gone abroad that those In
charge Of the first trial trip, went of at
half cock, and that If they knew any
thing about their business, their official
report failed to show IL.
John L. sullivan is spelling for another
tight. This will be cheerful news to Con
the big sluggers massive brain to scenes OF
bloody conquest, he may yet be enabled
tn retain his seat In the National House.
The latest shrewd move on the part OF as
p'ring 'hi'ago' u the organization Vi a"A-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

The Journal staff lie indebted to Mr.. X.
W. Soule the well known commission mer-
chant. for hesping basket Of choice Tokay,
Malaga and Catswba grapes. II 10 now the
height Of the season on grapes and these
choice varieties were splendid specimens Of
the fruit Of the vine. Buy some Of them
for your Sun lay dessert. Soule keeps all
sorts and styles At low figures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

pr. rslmsge is hustliug around an
collecting the funds foranew Tabernacle.
The Doctor could always rise to au
emergency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

Dsila xeaafaff aourna;
SAIunaAy. OCT. 70. 1859.
aBw ADvRafIsBMENrs TO-DAY.
Huw ApvxxrisxAsxss.
Auction saie of furniture.
Social yn,s .crs.
An offensive gas leak at Bridse street
SQUARE 10 causing considerable trouble.
The roof beams of the boiler house at the
State House were put in place yesterday.
The Juvenile Temperance Society will
meet in the Methodist vestry at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
The body of Sutherland who vas killed
Thursday vas taken to Richmond on the
forenoon train yesterday.
There will be meeting of the State
House Commission on Monday, Oct. 2lst. at
9 O'Clock in the after, Don.
This will be great day for grape, 1t
Soule's-C oncords. eata ubas, Sslems, To.
kaye and Malagas-sli sweet.
The Entertainment and Supper Committees
will meet with Mrs Dan +. Knowlton Mon.
day evening, Oct. 2ls:, at o'clock.
A painter remarked the other dsy. mo
soap that have ever used will remys
paint or oil so thoroughly as Brussels"
Quite . number Of Augusta people at
tended the presentation of the opera "Su.
site" by the Bostonians at Portland last
night.
Masters night" at Capital Grange this
evening. A good programme and a "harvest
feast besides. Every member should be
present,
portion of the private library Of Hon.
james G. Blaine. which 10 At his residence in
this city. is being boxed and sent to his
Washington home.
The Governor will within few days ap-
point six delegates to attend the National
Farmers Congress to be holden In the city
Of Montgomery, Alabama, about the middle
of November.
Old John, the American Express Com
pany's horse, is holding his head a notch or
tso higher than usual, owing to fine new
harness which adorns his form and sets of
his good points in fine style.
Perry's Orchestra furnished excellent
music for the dsIce a, the Arsenal Thursday
evening. Although the orchestra has been
running but shor. time it 10 giving some
fine music and 10 much complimented,
The snow plows which have bee, unds,.
going rep.ir. At the Maine Contra, .ho,. I,
Wstervi,le. have come on our rail. .,.,,
aud went through the city Yesterday on.
route for Portland. They were sent down
by special
The fact that seyers, Maine ,own. h.x.
suit. for damspes on their hand. oxiny IN
alleged defective highway, .ho,ld ,.u,nd
other municinal,,ir, TIM, !, Il. mueh ch.,,s,
IN m.,a IN. .;d.x all. a, III. road. ,.. :.
nav damage, or a,ht law ,oi,
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A COW belonging to George W. Stilkey
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The nrst load OF granite from the Bodwell
works for the State House extensiou arrival
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

,ple Court, Nassau & Beekman St.. New Yori.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Among tho engineers mentioned for tho place left
vacant by the resignation OF Chief Engineer Van Buren,,
Of the City Works Department, are Julius W. Adams,
who once held the place; Samuel Probasco, OF the
Bridge; c. L Emory, S. IL McElroy and James
Carey.
The close Of twenty-five years Of Dr. D. H. Coohran's
work At the head Of the Polytechnic Institute was
signaliZed by dinner TO him by the trustees and
faculty. OF the Institute at the HamhOn Cluo on
Thursday evening. ]. s. T. stranahan presided
EI-Msyor Whitney has been elected president OF
nhe Long Island Safe Deposit Company
James II. Graham, the colored bootblaok convicted
Of murder IN the second degree in sabbng John
Moeller 10 death on January 10. at No. Brooklyn
ave-, was sentenced 10 life imprisonment at Sing
Sing yesterday by Judge Moore In the Court OF
Sessions.
Tho Brighton Beach Hotel will DO opened to-day
and tho summer timetable viii be put IN operation
upon the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad. The
concerts by Herr Sodl IN the Brighton Beach Music
Hall Will begin this afternoon and the Seidl Society
Of Women viii have a dinner and reception at the
hotel this afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Myers, ALIAS Mary Sad, alias Elizabeth
wins, the notorious shoplitter, who was arrested
a. Abraham's dry goods store on Thursday evening,
was a-Tagned before Police Justice Walsh yesterday
and hold for examination. Her husband Is known
as Broken Nose George" and is In the Delaware
state Prison for bank burglary,
About 900 members OF the Brooklyn Saengeround
Will start this morning three days trip 10 Niagara
Mayor Chaplin Is expected TO appoint the new
board Of three Park Commissioners today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
VARIOUS NEW. JERSEY TOWNS,

ELZABETH.-Tho State OF Now.Jersey Is soon to
oroct an armory for the ID Regiment Jerseyst OPP
poslte the General Scott Mansion. Tho cost Of the
building viii DO about $4,000. com
mIttcc Of twenty five citizens appointed by the Board
OF Trade VIII tonight visit tho City Council to request
that body rot to voto It's mcmbcrS salaries and also
to keep tho tax rate below per cent The Council.
men indignant . Half a dozen houses
In the city wore entered By burglars Thursday night
Many peOIlo frightened. but little Of value was
stolen
NEW-DRUNSWICK.-The Middlesex County school
census shows Dtal OF 1921 children Of school age
and tho countys share OF the State school fund based
on that school population, will be $50, 74o. New.
brunswick has 5,lla pupils, Perth AmbOy 1,709 and
South Amboy 200.
observation-disclosures b. Smith, OF Lambertvle.
and Hilbert H. Roche, Of Monticello two graduates OF
tho General Theological Seminary in Ncw-York, were
ordained at st. Luke's Church Thursday night at
tho meeting Of tho archdeaconry Of Now Brunswick.
Bishop Scarborough performed tho ceremony.
oRANGE.-The Essex County Electric Company,
which has the contract for lighting the city Of Orange
Is doubling Its present plant. The township Of Vest
Orange negotiating for thiryive electric lights
. Greenwood Park will DO formally opened
today. 1t Is 10 be strictly temperance
place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
JERSEY CITY.

project for the consolidation Of tho First Prrs-
by terrain Church Of Jersey CitT and the Bergen Pres
bytcHau Church Is under consideration. meeting
viii be held on the 23th inst. to tako final action in
the matter.
Frederick Leoh, age forty, Of No. li8 EssoHst.
went TO sleep on tho roof Thursday night and wa
found at 3 A. m. yesterday lying lnsnSIbls on the
Sidewalk His injuries arc dangerous but not necos-
sarily fatal.
Tho keepers Of combination groceries AMI grosgeres
are I'm an indignant franc oi mind the passage
u an ordinance by the Boari OF Aldermen which will
prohibit the sale Of rum In grocery stores.
Tho new board OF Police Commissioners yesteriaF
afternoon dismissed Policemen Grinln and Dunn f..
drunkenness Both wero old offenders. Police sar'
scon Nevn reported the rrsuF Of official eGamInn
ion OF tho station houses He found tho First Pre-
rnct station UNIT for occupancy. and tho second and
Fourth not much better Tho board passed resolu
ton asking the Board OF Finance 10 make an sppro-
priation for the erection OF Z buIlhng for police
he quarters aud station for the First Precinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

Earned ruDs-BfookIyn . CIhcnhau / fIF't ~ v y
erroFs-Drooklyo Cincinnati LETT on hssescbfSpSya
r. First base on 6alls-By viau O. by Csruthsrs D.
Eeyunk outrBy yiau g BY Carvhers !. stolen oeses-
6Bricn DOSble piaysHolday and McPhdG saG ,56
nts--C0ins Burns, BushOng, Tebean. itone run
Keenan,. Three-b hlss-COrshll TEooaeeo Ills hs
Pnkney. McPhee, Teb,au HI By ptchef-1r i SIseni
hour AZ minutes. Attendance, 2267.
The jersey City team received It's first defeat TOT
some time at the hands of the New-Haven nine at
Oakland Park. Jersey City, yesterday. There was a
rood attendance and the game was close ana IN
Certain throughout the livelIest interest was mani
tested The New-Haven team won through excellent
batting and unusually good work In the held. Swor-
back proved more effective against the home team than
any other pitcher several weeks Powers
announces that while some Of his players are Tor
sale providing he gets his price, the Jersey CITY
team win continue through the season ana play out
its schedule Of games The score was as fOnows'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

club Hs wKnted three Of thu Jersey City players
but was afraid ne could not get them. shortstoS
Lang he had no use tor he bought Gleason every
bit as good. AZ am going TO get now faces In the
elus' he said, and It remains 30 be seen woethes
success attends TIE change am at present negouat
ing for two men in the Southern League pltcbcT
and innelder, and expect shortly 20 seopc !.
The Louisville club WI b new thing In monIhL.
At this time Mr.. Davidson had pot heard OF TIE tie
strike of his players at Baltimore. As soon a. %
heard Of the trouble he FASTENED on 10 Maryisoa eli.
resolution was haSsed prohibiting DayiosoQ iroin I.
ing any OF the louisville players Without tho o""
of the Association. -, ,,-,,o
Baltimore june l4-Rain interrupted the L3usv, VII.
Baltimore game here to-day. Only SIX Ia%s<
ers appeared the grounds, ara thrrc IS awe IN
were brought into requisition The cause ss'.1I IN
strike Of six OF the Louisville players VIZ
leave the hotel for the ballgroundS Lnis 1S. Sy
caused by threat made 90 Tbsfsu2, r 80 dayfs
Manager Davidson that II the club failed 70 WIN 1890
game he would fine -~seh man SO: Lns D sHt
the men and Captain Wolf represented 10 Day'usTHa
that the men would refuse to play. msn who
he would iuAct a fine OF 800 on eacn man Hias VIZ,
failed 10 report. Wolf Ramsay, weave, s,nH 10 do
stratton and Vaughn reported, the rest rotuslnE
so tn. nIavs%S are much dlsheartened at their spen
of bad luck and DavIdsons summary scoh IN m,s
two Of the men on Thursday has helped 70 discourage
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
NEWARK

The brewery Of Franz }. Kastner, In Lewis ST.,
vas sold yesterday to syndicate Of English and
American capitalists The proc paid Is 100000.
Mr. KAstnar will remain in charge of the concern a.
manager The brewery Is one Of tho oldest in New.
ark For the year ending May /, 1880, Ii output
vas nearly 10000 barn,ls. A statement that Joseph
Icnser had sold his brewery denied by Mr.. Hens
Ter yesterday.
The annual commencement Of the Newark Academy
held yesterday. Head Master Farrand presided
and made address. Tho Latin salufatory de
liyered by William p OROurke, the class Grafton
by Homer I. JOY, and tho presentation GRAFTON by
Pennington Satterthwate Edgar {. Seibert read tho
class poem. The graduating class numbered twenty.
seven young men.
An unknown man stripped himself the river
bank at woodSIde early yesterday morning and jumped
into the water He was not after entering the
water, and the presumption is that he committed sui.
eide. Tho police took possession Of his clothing