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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
The State Republican Associations.

At meeting Of the Virginia republican state
association last night q resolution was intro
duced indorsing Mr.. Frank Hume for Congress.
The resolution provoked . lively discussion
and when 1t was pressed to vote large num-
Der OF those present, including the president,
left the hall The resolution was adopted BY
those who remained in the hall.
The Pennsylvania republican association
held . meeting last night The campaign
committee made . full report In regard 70
transportation and voters, which shows that
fully 100 men from the Keystone state will at
tend the election. Every evening until No
vember 3 members Of the campaign commit
tee will be at the club rooms to furnish infor-
nation and issue orders for transportation.
The Ohio republican association held pri-
vate meeting last night, ct which there was Q
general discussion Of the subject Of the cam
paign eontributions. Some objection Was
raised 70 the demand from the state commit
tee for campaign funds. the clerks generally
regarding the contributions through the g.
ISOLATION - sufficient
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Nominated for COn2

Nominated for Congress.
Jacob Kreps, by the democrats Of the twenty
first district Of Pennsylvania.
4, John NJ. Batchelder by the prohibitionists Of
the nineteenth district Of PennsylvaniA
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FURNITURE CARPETS AND Srovrs
CHEAP FOB CASH
OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP As FOR CASE.
JOHN RIDDEN
$50 AND ss2 SEVENTH ST. NV.
Announces Full Line Of
Also Parlor Suites in Rug. Plush and Haircloth
special feature Of this display wiz b found in his
sss PARLoR sU1TEA
These Suites consist Of seven pieces and the supply
has hardly bsen able to meet the demand Afew are
now on hand and nrst callers viii obtain bargain
they viii never regret.
sidsbosrds. wardrobss. Hat Racn and . variety Of
Fancy Chairs aud Rockers viii also be found.
The stock Of carpsts in Velvet Body Brussels and
Tapestry. embrace the newest designs in this depart
nsnt and ths prices win not b soualsd in any house
in town.
All Carpets made and laid without ehssss 10 pur.
chssers.
Stoves. Hsstsrs and Ranges in sxszy vsrisu ana ss
lowest psicsA
Ths special pride d this sstahaishmsnl has been
that has always met the wants Of IT. patrons the
selection Of it, soods IN it, prices and particularly In
its convsnisut credit systsm. Thouands Of house
keepers have svalsd themselvss Of the opportunities
afforded Tor furnishins thsar homes On Q mau cash
payment and easy weekly OF monthly terms for tbs
balance. Thousands moro may Do nkewiss ~ pss-
chaEng st The mammoth Credit and cash
FURNITURE. CARPET AND STOW. sroRIs or
John RuDDEN,
ss-ln ESQ AND es2 TIN 81. a.w
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Hearing is Not Always Believing.

Hearing Is Not Always Believing.
From the Indianapolis Sentinel.
The Rev. Myron W. Reed Of Denver is
always awake to realization of the comical in
incidental life. He tells q story of man who.
while travelling in parlor car between ON aha
and Denver, fell asleep and snored with such
intense volume that every one IN the coach
was seriously annoyed. Presently an old gem
tleman approached the sleeper and, shaking
him, brought him out Of slumber with start
whats the matter?' he exclaimed.
"Why, your snoring Is annoying every one
in the car" replied the old gentleman, kindly,
"How do you know I'm snoring2" qusried
the source Of nuisance.
"Why, we can't help but hear it"
'Well, don't believe all you hear" replied
the stranger, and went to sleep again.
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Sl9 PExnsYIvAxrA Avrxun

O1O i ENNeYLvAxIA AvINuI
JUST OPENRn
40 3c6. okEPEA 10 PCS. CREP4 DE- CHBNNE
~ - SkocADtD CHINA SILKS. 20 RCA SURAH
BIN ~ Pa tAIIL8 6ILKA ALL IN TIE NEW
1vk1lAo eHApEa THE ooLoRs ARE MULE
oAkEN. CANARY. LILAC, PINK. OLD DO6z GRAY,
C6GAA. BLUE. WHITE AND CARDINAL
Ou1 STOCK OF BLACK DRAPEky NITs CON-
f1n1s AL TIE NEW DESIGNS. AID RANGE IN
xuCH ZION ONE TO FIVE DoLLARS PEE YARD
~ BLACK oilxo WI HAVE FAILER. RIA
DxAEex Su1AAs. o8oo oRAIE9 AENUEHs
AND BEN0AllNIU.
BLACK yELvETI. YRoH so 10 @ pxaY IN
LUPIUA PRlEsTLExB AID KcHnopp HI.ACY
0OOD3 ACxuoWLxD0ED 81 JUD0Ro 10 N RE
TAkk8 REST 4AxEkS IN TEE WORLD.
Ovk8 f0G1 HUNDRED Yzyc8D new ux.A0I
oooDo 10 okzEO1 FROM
~ = azus1xs SOM
"a ole yzHx Avn Nv
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Or LoHrHu.L

DR. NaHrHIIL
For thirty yean specialist for me eursa
CATAkRH. pKAFNEss. ASTHMA
And diseases Of ths
EAR. NOSE THROAT AND LUNoA
Once Houn from am until IL and from sssaa
sl3-r
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THE JUBILEE ENDED.

WHERE is Kensington? yesterday 4 Halde-
man, 608 + street northwcst-Adrt
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w. B. Mosrs s. Sosa
EAND nth sTRkETa
xoouETTI CARPETS slp5 PEE YARD.
MooUETTI CARPETS, MADE AND LAID
sI.ss PER YARD
One hundred and ffty patterns to select from.
Not one Of these are 3obs or imperfect Car.
pets. and not more than six patterns in the en-
tire line thatare not this yoar's patterns. Our
lineof Moquettes IL as large as the stocks Of any
three establishments in the city. and We guar
antse every MoQuette Is perfect. We viii fur
nish any new patterns In the market st the
price quoted above
pRAPERY DEPARTMENT..
Twenty-Five Per cent discount made on all
nottingham Lace Curtains purchased before
10 O'Clock an October 1o. IL. 10. 90. 81. %
and ~ This discount only allowed on cash
purchaser
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Red Tagged Library and Hall Chairs.
FOLDING BEDS.
Our stock Of these goods is three times larger
than any line ever shown in this city.
We are the District agents for the Phanix
Wardrobe Bed-universsliy considered the best
IN the market We also control the entire stock
Of the Phoenix Furniture Manufacturing Co.
In this city.
We have an unexoelled variety Of Bed Room
Furniture, Parlor Furniture. Dining Room,
Library and Once Furniture
Reed and Rattan Ware, Screens, Ia
carpets Rugs. Linoleum. 20
Drspsriss and Lace Curtaina
Upholstery Goods and Wall Pspsn
Our stock includes the choicest selections Of
The Foreign and Domestic Marketa
% Elsvstors-
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WILsos & CARR.

DIAMosDs WArcHEs AND JKwr1nY
SOLD ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
washington people are not slow in taking advantage
OF the special BARGAINS offered by the CREDIT
JEwELRY HOUSE Of
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TIE JAMES POWERS CO.,
SIS 7rH 81. NV. Up srAIRA
open every evening. q

LaxsIa ConAxrs
EXTRACT OF BIIY
Males The Purest. Cheapest and Dess Beef Tea
FINEST MEAT-rl.AyonISa STOCK FOR SOUPS
SAUCES AND MADE pIsHEa
One pound Of Extract of Beef equal to forty pounds
ofissa Essf. Of the value Of about $3.50
Genuine only with
yusTus vox LIxs1as s1axArunx .pa1
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Fu.xrruna Srov,
oARPKrA pnAPrRIra
POETS AND PHILOSOPHERS
HAVE ros oKxruRm
LABoREp TO
AMBLIoRATE THE CONDITION.
OF MANKIND. But TO NO PURPOSE BECAUSE
THEIR IDEAS WERE NOT PRACTICAL
STATESMEN HAVE LEGIsLArEp IN pEHAIx
OF THE
WAGE GARNER
AND pKNAoooun
HAVE DIscLAIMED. FOR THEIR OWN sELFysH
ENDS. AGAINST THE INJUSTICE or CAPITAL
WITH LIKE RESULT
OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM TAXING
AHERTcANkANHoonAs IT ExIsTA
CARRIES THE BLESSINGS OF
COMFORT AND HAPPrNIss
MIDST or THE HONE
GIVING ZACH
noUsEKEEPER FULL
USE AND ByorkESroY
EVERY PLEASURE, TAKING IN RETURN HxR
PROMISE OF PAYMENT BIZ THE
WEEK OR MONTH,
THE GREATn
PORTION OF THE BURDEN BEING UPON Us.
OUR CONFIDENCE IN The PUBLIC HONOR 10
UNLIMITED IND WE CHEERFULLY EXTEND
THE BENEFITS OF OUR SYSTEM TO ALL RE-
LIABLE HoUsEKEEPERs TRUSTING TO THEIR
HONOR FOB REMUNERATION. AS AGREED
UPON
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A COUNCIL OF ARCHITECTS.
The American Institute to Meet Here
Tomorrow.

SKETCH OF An INTERESTING oRoANIzATIoN-Ac CEN
TRIAL BODY WITH Chapters IN MANY CITIES
ITS AIMS As SHOWN IN ITS HIsroRY-MEN WHO
HAVE FILLKD ITS oFFIcGa
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HOUSE 4 HERMANN,
e21-923 9TH ST NV. su3o4m
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

The greatest CONSERVATION prev aibs manufac-
Sewing Machines EXOrbitant prices knocked
% the Machine sold bs "A Dry Goods firm. Only
$3.50 for hrselass, elegantly equipped Machine,
freight added from the factory How III is dOne
No store rent,
No agents salaries expenses
No extra wagons carriages for agents.
No horses 10 feed
simply price Machine with freight
added. We have given this branch of our business
impetus by prociamin2 convictions IL may reason
ably expected that when the better half of house
hold comes conclusion that sewing machine il
tighten the burden of her labor she VIII
she buy the best for the least
money mind of intelligent and judicious pur
chaser price condemns article especially when
reputation is established and its superiority
is the with the Demorest Sewing Machines.
We can testimonials from those using
them. giving expressions of entire satisfaction
Every Machine is warranted five years The price
o that family need be without one.
SPRING 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
HERE'SA HOWD'YEDO
Bad News Prom Detroit Anent the
International
It's EIlSTESCE TERMINATES JULY 1
SAGA 10 the Pr0phscy- -Detr0it's Direct
orr Rssis salas s-Anasrtsan Ass0eiAt-
IIOn Managers SigaiD.
flagsFs-OaLne>-

sns.ss.,, - 80 ys-ssss.-sss.-s
DEIK0r, June when Grand Rap
Ids WAS taken INTO the International
League Il wAs thought that base ball IA
thls state would receive an impetus
that would insure the life or the game
tor the remainder " the season, but de
yelopments here today Indicate that the
very existence OF the league Is threat
ened. The Detroit CLUB = the nalnslay
OF the league, aud OF lis existence de-
pends, IN great measure, the life OF
the entire organization. There is not a
dollar IN the Detroit treasury, and two
directors, GoOdiellow and Godfrey,
have resigned, ostensibly 10 pay more
attention 10 private business, but really
because they are disgusted with Presi-
dent Mills policy OF inactivity. Knauss.
the star pitcher of the league, has al
ready been sold 10 Columbus, and Chris
Won Der Abe and al Bucken5erger,
American Association managers, are
here today, negotiating for Campau,
Wells, Higgins, Virtue and WheelocS,
ana II is probable that IN a few days
Detroit patrons of the National game
Will bc unable 10 reorganize the team
which last year played such a phenom-
onal role in the base ball world. Al
though Manager Leadley and President
Mills deny that the club ia on the verge
of disruption. there IS little doubt that
after July Detroit Will be without
professional team.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
ANOTHER STRIKE.
This Time 1t is on the Illinois Central
Railroad.


Railroad.
CHICAGO, Ill, June 23.-Thirty-fiye
freight crews, each comprising con-
ductor and two brakcmen, running
upon the Illinois Central railroad,
struck today to secure the dismissal OF
Division superintendent Russell and
the reinstatement of Oliver Berry and
l. +. Fushy, train master and assistant
tram master respectively. The men
have no complaint against tile COM
panv, but viii not work any longer
under Superintendent Russell, who,
they claim, has been harassing all EN-
ployes in every possible manner.
Freight traffic is at a stand still.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
WORKING HARD.
Cutehson Doing His Level Best Ia Re
store Aiuskeeon's Appropriation.

Store ADeArS+h > - Ifs 'aff -~''''--F
.As,es.Nt se Nt-syss~-stsA-S
WAsHINGrON, June 3.-Cutcne0n Is
working very hard 10 have the appro-
praton for the Muskegon harbor re-
stored 10 the amount liked n Tie Tiver
and harbor bill, as Il passed the House
and he believes this wlll be done. lie
had a conference today with senator
FRYE. who assured him there was lttle
doubt but the amount would be restored.
Cutcheon saws il is incomprehenslblc TO
him why the Senate Committee should
have cut this appropriation down and
he does not believe they could have
read the special report made on the
subject by Col. Ludlow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

Pttsturg. Phiisa pllis. 8
Eaaal0 s. AeR ORE. eleven innings
t.rsclaud l9, lps oil-
C1.e..o. s; BrooAlyu.-5, Ten iaaiass. Iirst
gaEar.
lalcaso. r.. Brook-ya. $; elessA innings
ccc5u1 s8Lir.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
A Hardened Sinner.

Mistress Ito servant who Ia about 70
throw away an old lamp)-What is tho
matter with that lamp, Bridget? Does
1t smoke?
Bridget don't know nothin' bout
whittier it smokes or drinks; bat it goes
out noights, muml-Haryard Lampoon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
At Detroit.
vrsNss,t ye ~ ,tv,sS,s .,N,,s.

ttslssy,t HtNtsN,s
DETROIT, June 23.-Although it was
known that probably only a few
more games of professional ball would
be seen in Detroit, only 800 persons saw
today's exhibition. 1t was Grand Rap
ids first appearance here and the new
club created very favorable impress
ion. The failure to nit the ball at times
when hits would count, was the cause
of the visitors defeat. Inks made q
phenomenal catch. After a long run
he reached the ball with one hand, the
sphere bounded, but the pitcher reached
out and held it with the other. Follow
ing is the score:
Detroit t......0 2 0 o SIS 2
Grand Rapids.O o o o. o
Batteries: Detroit. Smith and Goo dfellow;
Grand Rapids, Inks and Whalen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

C0lur bus. - 81 Louis I.
IalrGo. e.; Louisville, g.
Athistics. l5s Syga use. 3. First game
Athletics. IL. Syracuse. E. Sccoao game
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

Trimmings all one-fourth Oft at Kid
der's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
At Bay city.

tXslzs,,t - ~ 1slStSNs-sS sAS-
BAY CITY, June %
Saginaw Bay City. g; Toronto. 3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

The ~ork 81 s-aGG thc ocusas tiss nocu
eaapletca iE tlse ssoond. fiItn. seventh ana
k.sblA WsrGs li s0a hEse nst beeu caaiitea
eai aai the f4ank 10 phis g4pcr. al b ip @ne
ne a. u oeorel4rs PRS :. Cl2rk, Nia hs4sa-
a. b4lidtL--
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

iks sqrs q lszlus r1e eels4s ass oe~a
esl-l glslea = tas ,-eoaa. FlfIa os~-ara saa
A-<lta S4F1s. Fl4 have sgt soCl ee4lted
e-i sur me sisat la tl.s P4ser nsi ig il sad
s-Fd t % -ecrsll - fred e. g.zrk. gld Hsass-
nlal sll4l4s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-14

bI'NI.EiGW Z FLINT,
vsfes Aagasea, uaass.
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Cum bsrIand Pomona 0rsnss.

Cumberland County Pomona Grange met
With Oak Hill Grange on Wednesday. A
large number Of Patrons from the several
oranges were present, nearly every grange
being represented. Past Master Robe was
expected to deliver an address, but was un-
abe to st,e nd Worthy State Master Prince
was pre- sent, and addressed the meeting on
the subject of taxation. He favored full
tax on our wild lands and ice cony anies also
placing u tax on incomes. Mr.. Libby Of
York County Pomona Grange, gave = pleas
ing report Of grange work Ia his part Of
the State. The Oak Hill Grange choir
furnished ane music for the meeting.
Ia the Woman's Hour, there were recita-
atoms by Master Johnnie Hunnewell and
Lille Robinson, readings by Mrs. Charles
Libby and Anna Hume sell, and solo by
Miss Hattie Norton.
The following question was discussed and
referred to the next meeting Resolved,
That the pre- sent ~ stem of State and munic-
ipsl tax alton is unjust to the farmers. The
following members gave their views on
the question; Worthy Master Hunnewell
State Master Prince. 8. B. Gunnison of
Oak Hill. Messrs. Aver Of Windbsm. Bell
of Deering C 4. Jordan Of Cape Elizabeth,
and Messrs, Bickford and Fogg of Gorham.
Dinner vas served in Grange Hall.
1t vas voted to meet with Presumscot
Grange in March. Charles Mitchell. J. p.
Hammond and F. II. Plummer were ap-
pointed executive committee for the year
1890.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.

There is = Photographic studio in the police
quarters at Hamburg where as many as zoo
free sittings are given per week
There are now thirty-two meteorological
observ atories throughout the world employ
ing photography as an aid to their scientific
work.
1t is a mistake to think that large amount
Of developing solution in any way helps to
produce a good negative In fact, the finest
negatives are usually developed with the
smallest amount Of solution which can he
used
On the LIST Of January. 1881, there were ITO
members on the rolls Of the Photographic
Society Of India, now thsrs are POS, an aver
age increase Of eight members per month for
the whole year. Twenty-six have been en-
rolled since November last. 20 the average
monthly increase is now not less than thir-
teen.
A little tuft Of cotton wedged into the end
Of . small glass tube makes a handy swab to
use In the developing tray, etc, for removing
air bells or local application Of restrainer or
accelerator. 1t is quickly made and does
away with the annoyance Of floating hairs
dropped from cancels hair brushes after they
have been used . while
There is great difference Of opinion
among photographers with regard to the
soaking Of plates in water before developing
but the greatest number Of good authorities
are against doing 81, a. it has tendency
with most plates to make high lights fat and
dull looking, at the same time yelling the
shadows and half tones
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- sass ssA grses verify Il ~
fsssional actsss s.d actresses. TAs -
sensasion VS. vsIl sscsivsd- rhs veeal
ssiecsioas chosss b Miss La Moody II
Rsndsiph gave thas talented eostralss soIeiss
abundant opportunity 70 shov The scops Of
de cisas, psvssfal votes which the young
lady possessss She vss accorded sensssas
spplsae snd sespoodsd With encore suD-
bsss Of sxcellens state shieA we're aneiy
sung. Ths SeSas lAdy has her voics vel
sSdss coessoi md 10 ssEs 70 sing befssil
into the iavss u The public vhieh 10 already
psepossesseds IN her favor. Ths concert
given BY Puflsss orchesus iAss evening
US an sxes.i.ns oas. When the dasciag
commenced quite large number Of couples
we're On the Aosr and EMO, ed ths psmbsfs
Of the sanos- The "Ass<s" managed he
bali 10 foe shsps and tnaaks 70 their efforts
and those Of the issiies Of the sociesy every.
BODY Who participated 10 the bop enjoy. d
sns mss!yes. The various guessing seh<mes
we're eel patrSuixet and turned qsits .
large sum into the treasury Of the society.
The fair has been . great success and the
committee ofaSraagemspts deserve especial
praise for the stts manner With which Il
has been carried out.
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1t appears from more recent develop
ments that the facts in the supposed poison
log Of Engineer Curtis that we're first re-
ported we're decidedly incorrect. An ex-
animation Of the matter shows that Mr..
Curtis. Who has been subject to dyspepsia
ate an unusually hearty supper on the Mon
day night in question and then took the
medicine prescribed. tie vas soon taken
With the severe paine and spasms. and sup
posins he vas poisoned an emetic vas
given and hysicisn summoned, Who gave
more emesics and finally succeeded in re-
moving the entire contents Of the stomach
The ply sician Who prescribed the medicine
aud the druggist Who nlled the psescrip ion
both declare it to be nothing bat . simple
mixture Of o. of Fellow Syrup of Hypo-
phosphises and OF Of Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry. two we'll known and stan
dsrd patent medicines such ~ could in no
way produce poisoning even If taken in
much larger Quantities than the half tea
spoonful taken BY Mr.. cursis. Mr.. Curtis
shove no bad symptoms whatever and 10
rapidly resaining strength.
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SCRAPS op WEATHER WISDOM,

When you see gossamer flying, be We SUR
the air is drying.
When the glow worm lights her lamp, the
air is always damp.
II the moon rises haloed round, soon we'll
tread on deluged ground
When the peacock loudly bawls soon we'll
have both rain and squalls
II the moon shows like q silver shield, be
not afraid to reap your field
Evening red and next morning gray are
certain signs Of a beautiful day.
When rocks ny sporting high in air, 1.
shows that windy storms are near
When ducks are driving through the burn
Crook, that night the weather takes . turn
II at the sun rising or setting the clouds
appear Of lurid rel color, extending nearly
to the zenith, it is a sure sign Of storms aod
gales Of wind
A rainbow At night is the sh. pherd's de
light. This is also good sign, provided the
wind be westerly, As II shown that the rain
clouds are passing away.
A rainhnw In the morning gives the sher,-
herd warning. that Ia, IL the wind be easterly.
because 1t shows that the rain cloud is ap-
preaching the observer London Notes and
Queyiea
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New York Stock Market.


NEw YORK. Mar. 10
FLouR-Receipts. ii.7S5 pigs; exports, 2a6s
bbls, saies, ID 600. Repeat quotations includ
ing city mill extra, - 35sei %, patent. y 66a
IS Is, supernne. ~ ooae2 90, extra No. 2. o 10
Is as winter wheat 10. grade. q .sAs2 Is MIn
nesotA extra, - 73seA ~. southern aoar dull
rye dour quiet.
wHKAr-RsSapts. .I.rot. exports, ss,2s,. saiss
81 90, fair; No, Z spring -. MOI red.
sa, No red e'asYf elevator seiAse3, fob 8lso0
delivered, No / sAsd, ts1A97, No northern. u
Si.
kyE-drm
BARLEy-duil.
CosS- Rec-ipss. $40. exports, 3io. ~, sales.
IS o0o. frm, steamer, sAAy. No ., 3aa6l
stor~ and elevator. = iAs:l delivered
oArS-Receipts. 10000, exports, 43,3lS. sales,
,ie.o0o; firm No >, u do white sSia29i. No :, s39i
do white tsiaJi, No /. -: do white, 81; Mined
Western, l.alD, white do, AAAA.
CoFFEk-fair; Mo, fair, ~
SVGAR-Raw firm, refined arm; demand
fair. crushed 5Iss&; extra crushed. siaS3; white
extra crushed. taS1 cut loaf, n; grannlsfed, 4
fErRoLErA-0uiet. 1ru. d.
PoRK-drm
BEKr-dau. ,.
Ing . 90 city steen, = g. 1e1ssd Or. .eos,insss
o. tsAeS %. 5 A. q ~.
BrTrER Arm -; western dairy lale: do
creamery. i1saB&.
CMExaB hTn- Yreishts to Liverpool easy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-14

Messrs Giazisr, Spesse { Henderson com
meucsd running Ice into their cove house,
on the east shore yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-14

Mr.. Chas. Smith. while loading his team
With ice from the McCsusland- Grey privi
lege at the New Mills, met with . very
severe and serious accident. Al pick In the
hands Of one of the workmen slipped from
the cake in loading and struck Smith in the
right eye, INJECTING a deep gash which al
lowed all the water to escape from the eye.
DR.. Turner vas Immediately SUNNI oned
and everything possible done for the in
jured man. The ply stefan says that it is
probable that Mr.. Smith will lose the sight
Of the eye and that removal Of the eye
ball may be necessary. Mr.. Smith vas
formerly one Of the night vafcbmen here
aud has many friends who will extend their
sincere svmpathy.
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high school exhibitions. Mr.. n. q. John
son. Of the kassles Street Qaaitstte, viii
render ssversl musical selections. The
scholars will assist in the program. which
vii be made complete by the readings Of
Mise Marie Laaghton. the accomplished
Lewiston eiOcutionist Kefreshm -nts wiIi
be served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-14
WHILE rAe FLOWER cRePT.

I leaasd o Ter . ea.ket ssnaA and white,
Where a sN-~t child siepf,
And I sighed and ~-p<
To think talat the darling had fes the oiighs
" sor,e silent Ane,ei chiitiag oa
For tsas sad that doom shoc1t end hfes biz
While the tower er-ps
stood near a uride In spotie&s white.
And ! signed and xeps
A the music crep.
TO think that tue years would bring blight
And her married l,fe be al auisa,
TN she yeArned TO feA he ansei's klss.
While 10 peace she slept
Alas for the bride In tsriess highs,
Though l sighed and vept
While tho sweet child slepG
She vent where her days would know % hhGhA
And the Silent angels chilling ktD
Might have called the other home to bin.
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