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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-02

IA On MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE SECOND
and THIRD, 1890 at HALF-PASr SEVEN O'CLOCK
PM, will sell at the establishment 1926 Pennsy-
yanis avenue all the pledges forfeited by redenp
non up to this date consisting Of fine Gold and silver
watches, Diamonds, set and unset: Rings, Pins
Studs Bracelets Chains Medals. Guns. Opera Glasses
Umbrellas, Books. Silver end silver-plated Ware
Overcoats Suits Pants Vests. Ladies' Dresses Dress
Patterns, Cloaks Domans. shoes. Blankets. Clocks,
Rugs, valises Furniture Pictures Trunks &c
Parties holding tickets will please take notice that ali
pledges from No. 10000 to lab $50 are included in
this sale T. HEIDENHEINiFR ppoker
w. b. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers m:lO-3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The Portland Street Railroad held its an
nual meeting Moodsv The total receipts
of the year were l24.335.52; total num
her of passengers carried, 2 t22 664. The
company owns 22t horses A semi-annual
dividend of per cent will be paid Febru-
ary lat yhe following officers were elect
ed :-Presi5enl. II. J. Libby; Treasurer
and General Manager. 4 A. Newman !;
Directors. Il. J. Libby. William X. Wood,
IL NJ. Hart, W. A. Wheeler, c. + Libby,
4 A Newman.
The Dexter and Piscstaquis railroad be-
gins quickly TO be appreciated. On Tues-
dav quite large number of people from
Foxcroft, Dover and Dexter vent to Ban
gor on the regular train to attend the pres-
entation of Hands Acros, the Sea" and
returned after the entertainment by special
train. The low rate of fares and the Ar
rangeneut of the special train gave them
good opportunity to go to the city and they
were not slow to take advantage of it.
The Maine Central officia have received
a new brand of seals TO be used on freight
cars sent cut from this depot. The old
seats il will be recolle cted, consisted OF .
circular piece of lead and q wire which
looped though the fsstenings Of the car
door and passed tn ough hole in this lead
VIII CHI was then pressed down upon it 80 ~
10 make il difficult to open the car without
leaving marks on the seal. The new seal
uses stouitr wire, ending In an eye which
fits into a corresponding groove in the head
seal ard is completely covered by the metal
as soon a. stamped so a. to make it impos
s,bIe to withdraw the wire without injuriDe
the seal The new seals went into use
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
AMUsEM EN- rs.
PICKS BAD Boz.

The Biddeford Journal gives the fol
loving regarding the presentation OF
"Pset's Bad Boy" by the came company
,hs, 10 to sppear here ThursdAy evening in
Granite Hall
Peck's Bad Boy drew bigger audience
In City Hall saturday night than has greet.
cd any other show for some time, AMI II
vs evident from the hearty laughter and
applause, that 1t was an entirely satisfied
and nightly pleased audience.
The entire cast vas strong, and the play,
In spite of il, many SEASONS on the road
does not seem TO be- losing any OF its poDu-
larliy Harry Crsndsll, as Shultz, the
roceyman, vac without question the star
Of the company. and made such . success"
Of his part that his return would alone
prove an attraction. Aside from his clever
impe'.onAtlon of Shultx he 10 . good sing-
or. hi. song. Man. Poor Man" making n
good hit. Two Others of the company wh 80
specialize, caught the audience were Mise
AIDE Remedy no took the part of jimmy
Duffy and Thomn Callahan, the police.
man. The latter was recalled TOUR tlmes
10 hs song McGin,y's Back Again The
medieys introduced all the latest popular
songs, and the .pecialties were all good,
shIle from the bad boy "Hennery" down to
the servant girl there WAS not . weak char
actef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
Pelaousl.

Marshal Norton Of Gardiner. was in the
city yesterday.
DR., J =. Hill left yesterday afternoon
for Nes York
Stanley Patten arrived home Wednesday
ron Exeter Academy.
Mr.. Arthur pinkham 10 the happy father
ola bouncing baby boy.
Maj o +. Michaelis arrived home from
Boston yesterday.
Attorney General LittleHeld Of Rookland
y" In the city. yesterday.
Mr. y. 4 Moulton has been very sick
The past week bnt was better yesterday.
Postmaster Marley returned yesterday
nom Washington on the afternoon tram.
Sergeant Dennis Kelley. formerly sta
toned At Fort Pophsm. was in the city
Yesterday.
Col II. + Mcdonald Of Belfast, a men =
Der OF the Governors STAT was in the liiy
"Wednesday.
Mr., 7. IL Owen returned from Bangor
Yesterday. His sife will remain in Ban
tor for few weeks.
Mr. Ffsnk ID Tobey started this noon for
Adams, Mass where he will be empio! ed
ey Jones & Laushliu's Iron and Steel
works, of Prttsburg. Pa.
Hon. William Atkinson of North Arson,
In the city aud will appear before the
Valuation Commissioners today. relative 10
me valuation of the town Of Arson.
Mr.. W II Allen. the Insane Asylum
gardener, will speak at the Farmers Insti
tute At Fairfield Centre, Thursday, Jan.
~ on Market Gardening for the Farmer
Major .. 4. Michaelis returned home
"eines lay afternoon from trip to Boston
and New York. While absent he attended
@e meeting of the American Association of
N~il kngueers.
Attorney General L,tlefield left yester-
q" morning for his home by the morning
ualn He was on bis return from attend
ing court At Ellsworth and spent Tuesday
night in the city
vii Messer. the popular miller at the
bond Brook grist mill. has been confined to
'oe heuse With an attack of influenza and
pneumonia, but is GU, Of danger. and will
oe abe To attend to business in a short time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
Aususta Beef Company Sells.

Yes,srday the trade vas closed. BY which
The Aaga.ta Beef Company we're to transfer
,h,i, property at the foot Of Rines' Hiil.to g.
vAg.C. Swift. G. Y. Swift 10 Of Chicago.
and F.. c. s.if, 10 of Boston. The Ssift
Company needs no mention - 1t 10 known
,,,oorhout the United States. The transfer
a, o,oper,, vss made yesterday when p. W.
s,mmon. and James y. Fuller representing
III, Augusta Company returned from Bos-
tan ,hsre the de,sils Of the trade were ar
,nyed. Mr.. A. T. HunnevelI, the agent
Of the company, vas In the city bust
NJ. connected with the transfer yesterday.
III. prce paid vas good one. abou, $40 600.
and very satisfactory to the Augusta Co.
The ssifts gill send . manager Of their
avn 70 take charge Of the business which
,ill be wholly Of y holesale nature. Mr..
simmons gill for . month hence look
After Winding up the business OF the firm.
lie vas unable to tell yesterday just whs,
business he would ergags In, but il 10 GER
unly hoped that he will continue to make
Augusta his home. The Augusta Company
Ia, been in operation for nearly seven
years in their present location, and during
TIA, time has transacted . large amount Of
business TO the satisfaction of the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

The Kabo corset, besides
being tough. so tough in its
"bones that they can't be
broken or kinked or rolled
up or slipped or shifted, has
flexible loop eyelets, instead
of metal ones which cut the
corset laces. -,
In no respect will the
Kabo corset fail in a year.
unless the steels break. NO
way has yet been discovered
to make unbreakable corset
steels.
If the Kabo "bones give
out in a year. bring it back {
to us and get every cent OF
If, after wearing the Kabo
two or three weeks, you don't
like it, bring it back and ger
your money.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at ting store.
NE A.s,sv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
Track and Stable Gossip.

Mr.. c b. Gilman of Waterville will
breed one of his 6ne mares to Axtell next
season. The service fee is $1,000, and
while thi, large sum does not deter 10
plucky breeder as Mr.. Gilman, all the
same there probably not three other breeders
in Maine who would take their chances in
the matter.
The old trottipg park At Portland has
been leased by the Barrett Bros, Who will
put the track and stables in prime condition
for the coming races next season.
F. T. Flint of Cornish recently pur-
chased at Highland farm, Lee. Mass, an
unusually fine weanling hlly by Alphonso,
son of Baron Wilkes, 2 ls; dam by Happy
Medium
The handsome gray mare Nellie Mitchell,
so well known in Maine, died Jan. 10, from
heart disease while being exercised by her
driver. She was owned by Hubipger
Brothers of New Haven. Conn. Mollie
was bred by Capt. James s. Cooper Of
Pirston. She was by Kennebec. by inde-
penden;e {22lt), by Gen. Knox; dam by
British Hulter; 81 dam Phantom by
Growers Messenger. She was fosled in
1881 aad had record Of 3l4 at Lewis
ton in 1886
Mr. F. A. Diugley of Lorette Casco 10
the fortunate owner of a two year old Ally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
ran MA1ns soLprs1.
eoos Interesting Facts TO Rad Be-
fore the Holding Of the Annual 10
campmeue

The National Tribune in Q recent i..ue
has very interesting article under the
had Of "Msins's Coffee coolers. J" reiasive
To the Maine Soldier, ssms extract, To
which can hardly fail Of Interest a, hi,
time when the Annual Encampmeas IL 90
near 1t hand. The statistics are taken
from government reports and are very com
p;ese. II speaks Of the surprise N.ins
gave the secessionist.. Who expected our
State 70 take bat EnIe interest n the va
when she sent 7z.ii4 men to the from, NJ
ii 8 Der cent. Of her population. "O., of
every nine people in the State II lea., one
s'aivsr, fighting man had gone to do battle
Tor the right" Ose soldier 70 every
four and one-haif males. The Sat.
sent into the field two regiments of
caveiry in three years. one regimen, Of
heavy artillery (three years., three
companies Of heavy artillery Zone year,
seven batteries Of light artillery, s~ent,.
one regiments sad four companies Of in
fantry for three years, eight re gimen,s for
nine months. seven companies Of coast
guards for three years, six companies of
sharpsacoters for tbr years ms.eeIlane-
Gus I'VE companies. making a total of thr-
ty-tbsee regiments. seven batteries and
twenty Ave companies This in addition to
those who manned the battle-.hip, Of the
nation.
VI the 81 Me-, the lost were more than two
out Of FIVE, Gs3 being the number killed,
wounded and dying Of disease; from same
causes the 4th Me-, lost $50. more than half:
the 9th Me. is4 the CHI Me 62l, or nearly
one hsif, the Eth Ne. 767 10 all; the 9Th
Me 1856; the 9th Ne. 1913 the 10Th Ne.
,0ls; the l7th Me 322 the 18Th Ne. III;
the 10Th Me. lost 67.; the 2ls, i72; the
I'D, 233, 24th, 25rh. 2sth, 9Th. 2s,h, nine
months reg ments, lost severely, mos, af-
tervards eniisting; the 10Th lost 237
the 30th POO; the 3lst in nine months after
leaving Maine with $50 men had lost 1888
killed, 4i5 wounded. 81 died in prison and
l+2 by disease the 32d Me. lost by battle
and disease 202, The LIST Me. Cavalry lost
most men killed of any Cavalry regiment
in the army. The LIST Ne. II. A. lost from
oil eaules 1913 or two out of every three
on Its rolls The I'd Ne, during two years.
lost 90 killed a. d 10 by disease. The Trb-
une Adds: while Maine men were prob
ably devoted to coffee boiling, they also
had wonderful knsck Of making other
things than coffee boil wherever they went,
generally in particularly hot water"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
Nature In Convulstoa

Is.erriac Volcanic eruptIons. cyclones, earth
ou ke. ar avfuily and tremendous pic ureslue.
bat scarcely desirable to emaaie In action And ef
feet BY the Administered, N IT remed e. W"'cii pr
due. cauvu i N aud agony in the abnormal PIT
II N n, no hu An anne. such Il the ehec OF the
old fs-hioned vic cut purgafi 80 hap2uy iahihs
NOR. and more into su-e and ~ which hostet'
,er'. :. utu oh Bi;t-rs Is the WHOLESOME pleasant
-, - NOR, If cttye -ucc' dsneum. They
va sued the intes'lu. She Btters invtfofs.ee
tbsm rbey lift the bowels inactive. because IN
capaci atrd by ensuing hebients-. me p",sis'
,h,, +, T. A IA vast aud f0ttunste di1ereHc.'-p~f-
n.fuafs heir activity aai regularity The Yer u
<, uehcislly 1t mulA cd, rs the sidneys as Ae, oy
Ri, nervousness and rheumatism
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

Matte Dyke. the Portland missing girl
hs. been heard from Her folks have re
ce,ved a letter signed by her and when
they recognize as her handwriting statue =
,h.i .he i. At work in q small town in New
Hampshire and that she is safe and wen
a., h,- ,olk. n,t to worry shout her. A
p.culisr and signfcsu; feature OF the 'a''
ter. say. the Press, that it bears the po,'
marx Of the Portland postofice' ana 'oe
conclusion is reached that the fsir Aa' 'e
/. ,scres a some vi here in that city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
Its Excellent Qualities

Comment to public approve, the California
liquid fruit remedy syrup OF rigs a. =,
pleasing to the eye aud TO tns 'as'e, NJ
gently actin. on the sidneFs' n'ei W.
bowels. it cl asses the sTem euee'u.
thereby promoting III heNith sos . ~"
of ali Who use Ii. H.esiu~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

AZ me Annual meeting Of the stockhold-
no the Frontier National Bank, Fact
Pol', Z. Shead. c II. Dyer, ) D.
y W. Hume. Be iamin L'ncoln,
w. biober. AMI L n. Walen we're
.e'ed directors for the ensuing year.
: 81 suo.equent meeting the directors. Z.
a.. ooesd sss unanimously elected tresi-
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SOMERSET.
Rt.s,id.


Barney Hoxie, an old resident and ner-
Giant of this plsce, dn Tuesday evening
VI pneumonia presentation of flags
'ne school. will take place Saturday
evening in Cuiou Hall Nearly enough
money has been subscribed to emf 10y =
Hiso, Waterman for the coming year A
aeN bakery has been started by Mrs. Wal
tef In the Benz. Thompson store.
Pari,a Pond.
eaos in this vicinity is about three and
gue naif feet deep. and the weather 10 cold.
log. Los' are being landed as fast - possible,
::An'ash serious drawback 10 being felt
!u'' nov for ike folks In civilization &c
NY, nu'' nave the grippe" Whole crews are
~ M Up With it and many are leaving for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

LINCOLN.

AiVsa q. Light died Monday Of Ia grippe.
--eesh Rines of Wees Alma. passed away
MS NJ TUESDAY, from the same dises.e.
Don Tere .oldiers and pensioners
iuere are nunber of critical cases now
h,ouu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
BIRD.


=, IVES, Gardiner. Jan %. Mr.. Joseph saa,
N ...S A. year, and 10 days ttnnssAi from
non: hrIch. West Gardner. THURSDAY u
~ xslxI.ae. Jan. Il. jobs 8. Niaot, aged .
yeafV and nonths
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

Geo. r. Bufrlll Of Fairfield and Irvir n
a Todd Of St. STEPHENS, addressed the
,.lu.,ion commission Wednesday. on tim
Der lands-
Gov. Burleish on Wednesday received
d. resignation Of George p. y. Hobson Of
v;.e.sse, ~ clerk Of courts for Lincoln
.o,n,y. to take effect upon the appointment
Of bi, successor.
Go,,rno, Burleigh has been invited to
.,.sd the Fourth Annual Convention Of
n. American Shipping and Industrial
L,.sus to be held At Washington in tie
s,., rsr. Of February.
4 Cases Of con,sgiou' diseases for the past
GEEK are reported TO the State Board Of
p..lth - follo-s; Diphtheria--Bsngor i;
y.r,. /; Monmouth, !; WsIdoboro, /.
se,,le, fsver-Mt. Vernon, l; Randolph.
I, Wsldoboro, |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
NOTICE /!

AUGUSTA. NE Jan -. 1890.
We have this day sold the Real Estate.
Prrson.l Property and Good Will Of our
business belonging to the Augusta Beef Co.
to Messrs G + &E c. Swift.
To our customers We his hly recommend
them. and trust you will still continue "a
trade With them.
You're respectfully,
q. A. Corr,
HoRAcR CoHY,
JANIS & FULLna,
F. W. SIMMONS,
We have this day purchased the Real Es.
tate and Personal Property Of Messrs
G A Conv. Horace Conv. Janice E Ful-
Ter. 4 r. ". Simmons. comprising the 40
eusta Beef Co.
We will continue the Wholesale Branch
Of the business under the name Of the Al
eusta Beef Co, and shall discontinae the
Retail Department We shall carry full
| line Of Swift's Chicago Dressed Beef. Nut
ton. Lamb and Pork.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the trade.
Your respectfully.
G. =. 1 3. c. SwIsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

And now Csps Elizabeth comes to the
front In big claim on the cre~ app. ,pria-
sou that exceeds the returns Of any one
,ovn yet reported, By ss least 1000. One
r,ousapd four hundred and ninety SIX
.,ovs have been killed In the town Of Cape
rli1sbesh in the psss year. Oss boy in
sse day brought to the treasurer seventy
.h,,e crows heads. The crows Hoek on
d. shores during certain seasons Of the
,.., .ne they sse caught in great Numbers
!, poison and different devices. The corn
,l.n,er Of next spring will doubtless read
III. biz Of news With relish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23
the MOTEL EASTMAN,
NOT sPRlNca. ARK.

he iasResf asd Asest RESORT HOTEL in
America, Vi the Anea Bath Houses In the
void eoanec ID. vii OPEN tusd~r manage me- Mt
Of q. q. BARRON. Of White Nosptain Hot.I.J
for sessos OF isvD. January 18th Tieh t. should
~ bosshs vis II. Lssis snd Iron Nountsin b
5Ovth~~n T. T. apldAvim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-23

iadex soap s,a.ss din b.s aever tAs color.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-03
THE BASEBALL WORLD.

The Latest story ~ the .same-Ths Amss1-
gamstto0 Of the Americsn a -~ocisti. =
and Players League Practically Goa
summst~d.
NEW YORK. Sept pa special to the
sun from Louisville says the deal for
the amalgamation Of the Players League
and the Association mas almost been
eonsummated. The signing u The agree
ment Is the only thing still TO- - done.
There will be Sunday ball. with beer
sold on the grounds. for general admis-
sion fee Of twenty Ave cents. The follow
ing clubs will be represented In the new
organization, which will be known -
the American Association and Players
League: Philadelphia, Boston. New
York brooklyn. Baltimore and Pitts
burgh in the East; Chicago louisville,
St Louis, Cincinnati. Colum bus and
Cleveland in the West. The BROOKLYN
National and brotherhood clubs will
combine and the Cincinnatis will Jump
70 the new organization The above in
orma ton was given out by an official,
who Is in position to know. and IL can
be relied upon as being authentic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-03
PoLvoAMv NO MORE.

1xn'sess" % rresident Woodru0 81 shs
I ""rmon church denying that Polygs.
| nA"us Marriages Have lgeesntty nsrcu
entered Into and Declaring that the
a.~s ~ that Hespect viii Hereafter b
Obryed.
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah. sept. "a
The following manifesto will be- pub
lishcd here to-day:
10 Wtom n Nay Concern:
Press dispatches having been sent from
SAT- Lake city. which have been widely pnb.
ishtd Tor political purposes. 20 the effect
shat me Utah Commission. Ia their recent
report o. the Secretary % the fnferlor. al.
'ese thst pin-ai marriages are stiil being
so'emni<ed. and thar forty or more such
marriages have been contracted in Utah
SINCE last June. or dsrlgg the past year:
also that an public dlscourse@ the
leaders Of the church have taught
encouraged and urged the continuance
Oh the practice OF poiygamy. therefore a.
president OF the Church Of Jcsus Chrlst Of
Latter Day saints, do hereby. IN the most
solemn manner. declare that the charges
are raise We arc not teaching poly gamy or
plural marriage: nor permitting any pcr.
son 70 enter into il practice. ana DENY
tnat either forty OF any other numoer Of
plural marriages have during that period
oeen solennixed Ia our Temples or any
.''"Ns i."e' 'H thr territory. One case has
Deem reported In which the parties alleged
that the marriage was performed in the IA.
uowinent House IN salt Lake city in ths
spring ~ issA But have not been able
70 learn Who performed the ceremony
Whatever was done ia this matter Was
done without my knowledge In conse.
quence " this alleged occurrence the I'm.
uowmcnt House was. by my instructions.
saAcn down without delay. Inasmuch a.
Avs nave been enacted By Congress for.
oiadlnE plural marriages. which laws have
already been pronounced constitutional by
she court OF last resort. 1 do hereby ec,ara
my intention % submit. 70 those Laws and 70
use All my lnfu nee W.T. the members OF
.ne ehurch over which | preside to nave
nem 90 li~ewi>c. There i nothing ia my
'eaehings 70 the church or Ia those OF my
associates during the time specified which
rAn reasonably be construed to inculcate or
Encourages poly gamy. and when any elder
~ 'ne church has used language which ap-
,eared 20 convey such teachings he has
,een promptly reproved. ana now pub
iciy declare that my advice 70 the Latter
pay saints i % refrain from contracting
my marriage forbidden " the law Of the
and.
lslgncd.l wuForp Woopp re-
resident OF the Church II Jesus Cnrlst of
Latter Day saints
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-03
= CLOSE CALL.

Atten pt On me Life of President Diax a
Mexiso BY = Band NJ nspirAfors. sew
erzi - Whoa Have IBeen Capfured-A
Futile voliey-
New ORLEAs@ Sept 70 "A San An
tonic TEX dispatch 10 the Tines
Democrat says . prominent railway
Official, Just arrived from Mexico re-
latcs story Of an attempt on the life
OF President Diaz- During the recent
festivities she President stepped out on
the piazza a. his residence with his per-
sonal staff % witness the display Of
fireworks and listen to the music II
was at an early hour in tho evening
and tho crowds arou1d the palace were
dense. As Diaz appeared volley OF
musketry was heard above the din OF
music. cheers and yelis and bits OF
brick and timber few around his head.
Diaz hastily retreated followed by his
stafY. Three bullets whi zzed past his
head
Forty men are. known to have been
concerned in the plot and fifteen Of them
are in Jail. The Others have fled. but
the military are tracking them. The
news OF the deed has been suppressed
BY the government ofirials The at
tempt Is ascribed % the Presidents re-
,ont leaning toward the clerical party.