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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
Sorses ano Carriages.

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ELEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best class
SUSPENSION NIC1ORlAS,
{ { SPRING NICIORIAS,
LIGHT NICTOR1AS
T. Carts Two Mheelers, LaDdauleJs'
Mai Phaetons, Pau Carts, Landaus.
Stsnhope Gigs, Village carts, Omniouses
COUPE 6.PhSSENGER ROCKAWAYS,
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGON EIIES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCkAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
on BUCK BOARDS.
Oak Surveys, OAK Wagons OAK hun'
ebouts 2-paSSenger Buckboaris, o-pasSeA'
ger Buek6oards, 4passenger Buekboards'
Oak Dos-a-Dos, Oak Derbes, Oak Fractions
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCh-
BOARDS.
Single, Duals, Triplets, an kinds OF springs
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES,
feI estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons, Surrey wagons,
ladies' Phaetons. s-a-Vis.
Light Ssges. Elk. top Caorioiets'
spider PhaetOns, Contractors JOBS,
Pony Ph9tOns, Saxon Phaetons,
Road Wagons. Fancy Vehicles
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS.
FOR CHI LDREN,
Making the largest and most diversified as
sortment of Carriages Ia the United STATES
OVER Oh DIFFERENT STYLES,
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase a carriage in town
or out until you pay Us NAt; o..c
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREAOOMs
IN THE WORLD
OVER 100
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
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Toledo, Aug 30.-wheat dull and weak; Cash and
August 611c September 79isc october, I32c DesHn
Der. s1Ac Corn active and steady Cash aoi sepcmDer
3Gc October 35gc. Oats quiet Cash. 20'sc ClOyes
seed active October y % Novemhcr ~ 80: os Ne
ceipts-Wheat, SO 900 bushels Corn 1000 bu.fs 49,
COO bushels Shipments 81, 600 bushels; Corr
600 bushels: Oats, 2, 200
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OressmakinQ.

A PARTISAN dressmakcr. Just from Paris.
~ uis nicely by a new original cut ing
ana Palislan chic. DIZAN-MERY, 329 9TH
ave
II RESSM day; long expert
- "nce; quick worker. perfect inter :
vi Nh draper; ncn9lcls; term, reasonable ;
references uneXceptonabie. Address by BET
Ter Mrs. 5. TOMBSTONE lG7 l.. 1p9th--t.
- ASlllCNABLE DRE,SM AKING. at
l3S Fulton--t. experienced latest
styles, perfect fit; tailor mca ufemfntsi
dllp.uc and DESIGNING e speciality reason
able prices: apprentices wanted
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No ; a2se mo- s sss Il n sy
81 N Snort fGr S: sS oS boss go pfDS Dry
e5oxeI Is 12ia whlskey dlstiefs finished goods per
Flour, barrels 1899 lo6So 1000
Wheat. bushels iddVUUVV oas 00o
99Sr9 bushels a sSioS9 $1,000
Bye bushels hs!Ss: 1899 s.oCo
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter market
was unchanged Egg 4G n a, demand Wheat
goqa Demand strong "a 7Sc Conn Rc re sr
E Rye d9 f; 10 S'' FoTk mef $40 q. i Ls SD
Baecn r. short u eear s's $50 waey steady sales
81 SOi pshed sSsd cas on basis o2 y Hogs
steady and light 81 $685. GO packing n1ea aaa
300 Eastern exchange steady al soc discount buying
MiIWaukee, Aug. 9o-FIouE easier Wheat easy easy
o oa all 81; No. S'?!S%%SSf WIFE, &c. Bsey faa rm e
6e 5oc Gys h rio o 3D. 52 so s2 Lard
Ga sepcpbr e. 52 c BStser un 81 @se
P Pagy sS Sdi4c r,esS ifai5c eccpts@Fou s95
barrels w.eat $3.50 bushels Barleg 900 bushels
P9bsScpha, Aug soFIour dull and weak under lib;
Fp a. Wheat 6 ma 1r detHc yeah aSd ana oatnu
light demand for export and lower ports from Ssf5 sfa n
demand from f m FlapS was sh Sales q rejected grain
SdS o 94S g9 PES No. 90 y red IN DO sc Red August
NcyenbSr. ssgasic Corn~whcle market was dur and
prices we're shade weaker in sympathy with IN ne Ws
elevator i3qc No high mixed in grain depot ,3 aSc
No mixed I'm 2Oth-st elevator 43c; do on track 435c
No , mixed, August Al 9G4oc september 4l'.d4T nc
October 42Ld4oasc; November, 4-5qI3c Oats-Ihe
market for lots weak and irregular under Tree
oferines and light local t--e demand sales OF NO.
wL.te 2i4d25i2c: No. white. 27ho272c; choice 90
osG Futures weak, and hahc lower; 10. wntss
August 26aid27Lc; September 295sd27 he; OCTOBER 80
a2se November, 2siea2s'sc PICyf:ons 9get pr rT
mess new $40 do family s1S so. Lard-Wesern steam
per basket Eggs firm; PeDIsylyana hrsts, l9c Otner
articles unchanged Receipts-Four 1500 wheat 30 600
corn, IS 600; oats 81 900 shlpments-Whest $500;
st. Louis Aug 30.-FTour quiet, but steady. Wheat
lower The market sold of at the opening on dull ana
weaker cables, favorable weather good receipts ana
lower outside markets. There was good buying at the
turned weak and the Close 9,d7sc below yesterday
No . Red cash 76c bid; August, 757sa76i4c, closed
1850 asked: September 75ssd16c, closed 75Stc Deem
r 775sG7S34c closed 77Jc bid MAY. 24aS23c, closing
S9c Com lpwer: No. Mixed cash, 297sc asked. Sep
tnber closed 207sa3Oc bid October 3oc bid December
Sosc asked year, 293q29Pc; May, 32iaa32Se;
oats firm; No: cash. ls "a ls,:s BID Rye dull
at Be. HAY unchanged: Bran, 45S4ec. Elaxseed
Gnod AZ AZ 60 Butter creamery. 15d17c: dairy,
ISoiic Eggs 13c. Cornmcal 81 6jq$l 20: WhsSey.
81 90 Provisions strong Pork Bll G$l1 %. Lard
sed@c 10 DIV salt Meats-ShOuders 81 COZ; longs and
~ Ak an, short clear So 80 BacOn-Boxed shoulders
y longs and ribs seas 10 short clear. SO 20Gs6 25.
IIoms $ii 25T@13 %. RecelpsnFlour, 5000; wheat,
ioe coo corn &C goo; oats, q 900 rye, 1000 Ship.
veg6tsFlouG 10000 wheat, $4,000; corn. 10000 oats
30 600; rye, 5000.
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1852 oo3

Savannah, Aug. 30-Cotton stealv mi1ilng 1896;
low mid1llnv, 10sc net and receipts 1873 az n.w
crop eXporb' coastwise l465 sales 700; stock 7e55
WeekyNet and gross receipts 1867 exports eoastwks
2,527 sales, 3G75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31

coos Ordinary. So Low Miiiling - '10
strjc. Good Ordinary. Middlng..--
OITIONS-There decided lallng on In u tbTduSS
iatiXe dealings today and Quietness prey 30
out Liverpool made slight gain Waf t anced about
nofnfs with some fresh BUYING LaH o nl' ii re
al points and closed steady eales. 90 wv u -,
4 P Closing prices Highest. Lowest Sales;
seperpber 57dl05s 1925 1921 lo3d s90 099
october ......-..-...l0.2iGlO%2 1V'-' iV4' "'''V
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5000

Gayeton Aug. 3o-Coton quiet miidlinc. 10 IS 1sc;
low mdding 10 lSlee good ordinary. 7loe: oct ani
stock II i4a wseIy-Net aot gross receipts 12,ioi;
New-Orleans Aug 30.-Coiton cay midiing. 11hc;
low mddling, 1o2e: good ordinary. 9Hc ret receipts.
1737 fneiud ng III new gross. 3s3 exports 20
Great Bntain,- 2l coastwIse, AZ seies 200 stock
factuan, 5,437. Weekly-Het receipts. fOO5 aro.a.
5057 exports % Great Bitln 17i0 coasw 81, 0th
sales 40. CorrecnonA to NaW-0rlesns net receipts
since September |, / 0S5 bales
Norfolk, Aug 3O-Cotton steahy; miidlng lltc nss
and gross receipts. exports ia stck
(actupD 81. Weekly-Net gross receipts exports
cosstwise. ia: scles l.
New-YOrk Aug Bottle following are the total not re-
CENTS SeDtc,nkcf l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31

peToTTCjNNon The spot quiet at unohanSea p u sas
&C. oS1 hses Tor cor sumption. Port receipts p9oo
bales as against so bales last week and oy 9t the wceS
o. 7o9 bales against $685. bales last Week ana eptS
bale this last year since sepuhntr On against
-es ooG bales for the corresponding time as yer
Quotations are based on American s'Aiu''D "
catfo
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COTTON MArEErs-RY rELEGRApn.

Liverpool, Aug 30 D. m.--CottoBThe sales OF The dy
included g. 700 bale American
FusuFes closed steady American md3linz, low mldihpR
clause, August delivery, 1904. s'eis: Auqust ana
september delivery 3S0id. sellers; pemoer and oeto
Der delivery, J96id, - lef; October ana November d-
livery, 545Gid, sellers; November ard December Do.
cember delivery 406id. les December ana j. nJsfy
delivery 3s64d sellers January sld FebWry deie y,
3S6id, sellers February ant Mlrcl telycfy.
$500, sellers; September delivery 1904 seller.
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WHEAT NO. .
miscellaneous.

A LBERT G.. Spencer. PIG 6th-ave..
IA between 18th and 18th sts.-Umbreilas.
parasOls canes. made 10 order recovered ana
repaired; prompt and reliable.
CARPENTER and CABINET work, all
y branches; stores. offices ana haidWool
floors, &C., az short notice estimates fur
nished. JOHN W. ALLISON. 253 West
i5th-st.
w ANTFD.-A secondhand rowing ma
w chine in good order. Address EXER-
CISE. Tribune ONCE.
$1,000 600 ME MET Il I COST S S :;
ON. estimate before Won buy. NEW YORK
AND MASSACHUSETTS, GRAN IIl
WORKS. under Victoria Hotel, l,l46
Broadway, W. ROBINSON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana Aug. 30.-Spsnth gold 240t 9240a. FIX
change firm OH the United states. en- days Ro. 93d0
premium: do short sight, gsld 104a1Oia premium: or
London, ooh G20ia premium Sugar quiet
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f3o1r0 Gn0 Rooms.

ppUIU uIIU nCDIN5.
| A -ATTENTION.-Ps can now make
n. arrangements for fall boald attFac-
tive floors with private baths; with or
without private table; suites and single
rooms board optional apartments, doc
tors Offices; all desirable locations; high
| est references given. Information free. Ap-
| ply 70
S. G. LELAND e. CO.,
90 West 34th.st.
EAST 32D.ST -HandsoInely furnished
Il rooms with board for gentlemen and
wives, or gentlemen ; references.
~ TH-ST.. 40 WEST. -Familic7 ana gen
| 10 tlemen wishing 10 make winter an
| rangements now FOR really nrst-class board,
please call at above address.
NJ WEST 4STH. 81. Desirable rooms on
%J fourth floor, with board uneXcep.
tionable references given and required.
40 WEST 34TH-ST. Suites thee and
20 four rooms with % without pSlyate
tables; references given aud required
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tl)ork nJanteb.
Females.

Females.
n ASUIER.-Lady cashier and bookkeeper
" would like a permanent DOS. ton tIoi,
Ough.y competent Address PRESENT In
pLOYER. BOX ~. Tribune Once,
- TENOGRAPHER aud bennington type
- writer; young lady desires place as
correspondent Office experience salary.
$40 ADDRESS +. ". OSIRAHDER, 1,lO5
Bergen.st., Brooklyn.
S,iIORTHAND WRITER and caligraph
- operator desires position; can bring rec
Cmmcndati0n from former employer 40
dress A. L., Box 80. Tribune once.
=, TFNOGRAPHERS and Remington oQer
- ator- furnished 70 business houses no
commissions. WYCkOFB. sEAMANS q
BENEDICT. 1927 Broadway.
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domestic Situaiions iOanteo

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MEM
"A YORK TRfBINE WILL BE RE-
CilNFD Al THE UPTOWN, oflItks
80. las Broadway corner Thirty -hfs~ss.,
until . 4. m. $50 Broadway. between
Twnuy- socond and Twenty.thir1 SIS. unul
3 u. M. go West weniy.ihlil.st. corner
Elghth-aye. 1872 SiNth-aye. los Fourth
are. corner FoulteenLh-sL
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for Sale.

A ROLL.TOP DESK FOR s25 feet roll
a I'm Tor s45; smiths rOll-top desc. the
-, n,ade a M. cialty desks " AL kinds.
e. If. MASON. 81 Wllliam.st
A RARE COLLECTION Of foreign aud
a American coins, COLA. r.lNrr ana cop
rer. pronounced By nunl .niaUais 70 b. a
Per, tt,rr and valuable collection VIII cor
resfonG ana give particulrr7 Address Took
BoX SIS, Wlilimantic. Conn.
nAnE GuANCtL- The entire -toci, of the
IL only millinery e.iahllahnrnl "i south
A'ob,v. r,9enn Tor selling iH-hcliiA For
Iarllculnis address WfLLiNEiI South Am-
boy. n. }.
o. PER CENT SAVED on show cards.
I'D signs ana price tickets. BENATAR,
l4l BOweyy.
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Furnished 6onses tuanieo.


FURNISHED houses wanted for good
4 responsible tenants /. 0. HOYT, II
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, August 30.
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domestic 5iiuations ipantsO
Males.

-ONPANTON of VALET.-Ey a nan o.
L GOOD character; hrst-class ieiermce
,praks French and German l., w., IIio'
ane once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31

Cash quotations follows Flour quiet ana qn,
changed No. Q Spring Wheat, 7694G77c; No. Spring
Whest 7od72c; NO . Red 76'.S77c; no. Corn, 3Sac
No Oats l9sc No Bye a2se N Mo- B Head a. sSs
3 Mess P p,S Pes bR 0 60 aard pf py l sSaed
Shoulders boxed - 6Siaas4 IS; Short Clear Sides
boxeD IS 12a; Whisky, dstiers' finished goods p'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31

S. REMsoN. $50, SCI and sos Grand
i'ch, ~, biot klyn. -Tlcrse owners paradise;
tleht' carriages Of every description hand.
. , harness for all purposes Village and
49, Vaf,,, business and depot wagons and
~. olnef article pertaining 10 the horse
,1e only ohe'prics house Ia the business and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13
TAX SALE.

WHEREAS, THE TERRITORIAL,
w School and County Taxes assessed
against and upon the property of Charles
and J. Herman for the year A D 1888.
amounting to Two and 40-1OO Dollars (S2.4O),
There Therefore, 1, Leonard G. Hardy, Collector
for Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, by
virtue of the authority vested in me by the
nroyisions of An Act of the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of Utah, entitled
IAN Act to provide Revenue for the Terri
tory of Utah and the several Coun les
thereof" approved February p, 1878, and Of
the amendments thereto, have levied upon
the following named property, to-wit; Lot
Fifteen 15). Block Twenty (292, as
Survey, and will sell the same or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to pay ne
Faxes and Costs. at Public Auction. ut the
front door of the County Court House, II
Lake City, on the Sth day of February, 1889
at IL O'Clock NJ.
LEONARD G. HARDY,
Collector for Salt Lake County.
County Collectors Office, No. 5, County
Court House, Salt Lake City, January ~
1889.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13
TAX SALE.

WHEREAS THE TERRITORIAL
w County and School Taxes assessed
against and upon the property OF Melissa
W Lester for the ye ar A. D. 1888, amount
ing to Two and 4O,1Oo Dollars ($2.4O) remain
Therefore, I, Leonard G. Hardy, Collector
of Salt Lake County Utah 7; Territory, by by
provisions of An Act of the Legislative AS
emOy Of the Tsr kSTsn of r en TeT
torV of Utah and the several Counties
thereof February o. iSS ami R56 OF
the amendments tnefe5o naTe dgEief
Four fES by six (4x6] rods Of Lot -Four a.,
Block One Hundred and Fifty $50, Plat
"a" salt Lake City Survey, ana will sell
the. same or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the, Taxes and Cos:s, "a a.
Public Auction, at the front door OF the
County Court House, Salt Lake City, on the
Sth day of February 1889, at II clock NJ.
LEONARD G. HARDY,
Collector for Salt Lake County.
County Collectors Office, No 3, County
| Court House, Salt Lake CITY, January 1otn
| 1890
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13

g o5Oo-4x1O rods, with 5room house, city
? |'OO water street cars within half blk. 100
ooon-5x10 rods. with broom house and
summer kitchen, city water, frult
trees, etc on Second South. 1OI
11oo-5x10 rods. small brick house, on
o5ooo-S5x165. on Third South Street, near
Main, rents for $50 per month. lO6
00VV-o OL22 ~ S Sill East 10Y
oooo-5x1O rods, 4-room brick barn, fruit,
etc near Liberty Park. IL
A5O0-6x7l% rods, corner Third west anG
Third North, large house and me Inc
flowing we'll. e4 10
15OOO-165xS30 feet on First South etreet'
with groom house, city water, gas
ETC., and prospective business prop;
erty. -; 10
S5OO-5xiO rods, corner Fourth and l, nice ice
house, trees, etc. ~ ~
SOOO-81%x1O rods, 4room adobe house, on
Fifth East, opposite ExposlVi10on5
754oo-44xiS5 feet on West Temple, near
Second South, prospective business
property I5l
1550-5xl6 rods, on Third South, with fine
orchard, nice view. AZ
21OO-lOx9 rods near Liberty Park. 81
650-3xS rods near Liberty Park. 81
1S00-5x10 corner Fifth and K Streets. 3t
125-5xlO rods, on Second Street, beanti
N-O' mi view q
5OOO-One whole block on North Bench Il
T500-1OxlOrods. on North Bench, fine view
of city and entire valley
16OO-l0xlO, on North Bench.
45OO-I65x3SO, on East Bench, on brow o
hill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13
LYNCH & GALSMANN,
Real : Estate : Brokers.
Office, One Door South of Postoffice'
PARTIAL LIST ofPROPERTY FOR SALE

We have Lots from $125 to
$1,000 each in additions in the
north, east, west and south part
of Salt Lake City, which we offer
for sale on terms to suit buyers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13
10 q In
Lynch & GIasmann S
Subdivision,

Located on Third North and Sewn
enth West Streets, will be sold o
the instalment plan. This is a
chance for the workin gman.
We have large list of Business
and Acreage Property.
Come and see US.
Lithograph Map of Salt Lake
Citv sent free on application.
We offer as reference any bank
in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13

WONDERFUL SUCCESS achieved by the
Peoples Equit able Coop. 7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13

The wires bring us word that the
swelling on Lawrence Barrett's throat
has developed into an immense
tumor, which will require an
operation to remove. This probably
means that Mr.. Barrett will have
t. retire from the stage for a sea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

DeFreycinet has declined to join the cab
met which Meline was attempting to form.
The Court of Claims has given judgment
for al ,OO2 527 in favor of the Central Pacific
Railroad Co. in its suit against the United
States for withholding dividends.
Joseph Ruefoni. who has kept q barber
shop in Boston some months past vas arrest
ed Monday morning charged with numbering
Joseph Masolo in Italy on May 20 last.
II 10 reported that at the coming session of
the English Parliament, the government will
propose defence loan of $500, 100000
Edward Hatch, . stock broker on Al Broad
way. New York. made an assignment Mon
day to Howard P. Bell.
The King of Holland has had relapse and
his coaditon 10 critical.
The strike among the seamen in the vari-
Gus British ports 10 suosiding, the men freely
signing articles at the compromise rates sug
aested by the ship ovners.
A ST. Louis. Mo-. dispatch says that fire
st Fredeouia. Kansas, Sunday night. DESTROYED
three fine brick building and consumed prop
erty worth ss5,0oC.
A dispatch from Munich says that King
Otto of Bavaria has been proved without
doubt TO be hepelessly insane-
-Four more persons have been arrested in
connection with the murder of Police In.
,pector Martin at Gweenor. The police
have the names of 100 persons uho took par
| in the disturbance that resulted in the killing
of Martin.
| Sigual ofsce reports that the cold vavs
coming toward Chicago tomorrow will be ths
coldest Of the season.
The ANIMAL convention Of the Citiseni
Law and Order League Of The United Stase
bes,u sessions in Boston Monday.
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RICHMOND.

Capt. Fred B. Dinsmore left town Monday
morning for Portland, Oregon, where he will
take charge of T. J. Southard Sons barque
Jennie Hrlburt.
Mr.. James A. Proctor visited friends At
Brunswick Sunday.
Mr.. Roscoe E. Wood was at Hallowell
Monday, attending the funeral of his sife's
cousin.
Next Saturday evening the Sedgwick Re-
lief Corps of Bath has been invited by the
John Merrill Relief Corps of this place to
make them fri. n lily visit.
Dexter Knight. one of the foremen in the
Skowhegan shoe factory is in town visiting
his parents
Hon. t. J. Sou'hard returned home Sat
urdsy evening, having extended his trip as
far away as Savannah, which place he left
on Thursday. The brig Charles Dennis,
which put into that port leaking, 3 short
time since, is nearly ready to sail.
A lot of wiskey. colored black by an iron
faucet. and unsslsble on that account. has
been shipped away, showing the fastidious-
| ness of those Who deal with our agency.
John Kennedy was arrested at Ice ooro,
Monday by deputy sheriff Hodges. The
man vas wanted by the authorities at Rock
land for selling Iiqu ", an indictment having
been found but he hal escaped. He will be
taken to Rockland, Tuesday for trial.
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MAINE MATTERS.
Important Liquor oe.zure at South Bs'-
wick-Kiiled by Sled Iron-Burnins
OF a Saw Mil at Bslgrade-Deatho OF a
Camden Clergyman.

James Tsrr. an oil gentleman of Bradley,
was struck BY a freight train near Oldfown
Monday. and sustained severe inluriesS
Rev. w. Crawford of Camden, died
Nondsv morning He was born in Pownal'
Me. in 1921. and Was the last of eight sons.
four of v hom were Methodist ministers.
sheriff Hamilton and five deputies drove
to South Bewick, Saturday night, and made
seizures of liquor at i've shops aud d"ehins
hou.e.. Charles Fife, Frank Demsrs.
Timothy Flynn, Peter Richie aud freo
Bell.yieu we're arrested. arrsigned before
Tri.I ..u, ice Butter. at North Berwick, and
tiued one hundred dollars and costs each
The Youngest son of Ei~srd Jacques, " he
recently moved to Oxford from Canada fei
on an upturned dog On the runner OF sied
The iron dog penetrated his body and the
boy died al half past four O'Clock sunday
morning.
The saw mill belonging to John n
D.uren. at North Belgrade was burned sat
urd.v morning. The FIRE 10 supposed tt
have started from sparks from fireplace II
the basement. a. workmen were At work II
The mill late on the evening before. Los'
81 800.
The pittsi.ld Advertiser says it knows ol
80 ,..;,I;.g within A million miles Of
pius6eld. and Tho has not been. a. ye,
corrected with the Stain and Crom~ei
trials. who possesses considerable informa
tiou which may be of importance
Ida ] Bailey ha, been appointed Postmis
,re.s a, South Hzrpswell. vice VIM r. Bali
sv resigned; and H. A Dutton At windsor
x;cs Ira A. Perkins. resigned. post-omcs
hs, haen established At Islesboro- with Rod
eric N. Pendleton. POSTMASTER.
Zeph. Hamilton, who broke out OF fors
land iail some two or three years ago. vnI
ssrvine out . sentence for an assault VI
! c.ptured in Boston Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-19
E. TUESDAY MORNING.


so. How many from the State Of Maine are
in other departmenssf
You never have enquired. In all the de-
partmepts af Washington only SIX clerks are
Dc mocfats. from Maine, all Of whom have
passed . civil service examinatou. except the
commissioner of nsvisafiou With . saiaIy of
5000, uho Was exempted from examination
under the civil service rules. The SHARES
Of the i've persons is 3s&00. This 10 about
the relative conc ifion of thines In the other
departments. How useless for you TO A.
emps to make the country be ieve thsa you
ever interested yourself in any clearing
out" proeess in the treasury or any other de-
pArtmenr, allied with incompetents" - you
say You alwsys let Il dare not" wait upon
Il wouh." You will soon have
no power Of r,mo,al. The places
they holdwill not be subject to your "eiear
ing out" efforts. You have shut your eyes
To the fact that these clerks have active been
and successful in aiding in your own Clear
ing out" The poor civil service eligibles
sall have the wide scope you have secured
for them on the outside, while ineompetents
are rejoicing within. You do do not under
stand the civil service law, Mr.. President
Its examinations are not made for those in
side but for those outside. Your theory Of
inaction would defeat the Law. You have
not dared to ~eed out incompetents."