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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
ADDRESS Registered Letters Containing Currency q
NEW ORLEANS NATIO'L BANK
New Orleans, La.

"RENEMBER that the payment ~ pril.- p
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
OF New Orleans and the Tickets are signed
the President OF an Institution, who's" char
I'd right, are recognized in the highest '"A'
therefore. beware OF all limitations ~ au''
nous schemes.
REMEMBER that the SUPREME COOh
OF THE UNITED STATES ha, decided
the Louisiana State Lottery Co. Boa. Cur.
TRACT with the State Of Loui-iana. "
DOES NOT EXPIRE UNTIL JAhUARf 49,
1896. i"ls" --a-
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MONTHLY DRAWING
At the Academy Of Music, New Orlean-
Tuesday, july ~, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 600.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each
Halves, $40. Quarters. IS; Tenths, 81
Twentleths, 81.
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or, VI. a. DAuPHIN,

By ordinary letter. containing Money nf
issued by all Express Companies, New YOU
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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+3uuIss unn 31rrin piruls.
Etrantbuuts.
CTEAMERS FOR CINCINNATI,

CLEANERS FOR CINCINNATI,
~ LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS,
New Orleans. and intermediate points, will
leave Wharf Boat. foot Of Eleventh Street, daily
Monday excepted, AS follows
Steamer KEYSTONE STATE.
EsS-N 7. G. Calhoun. Master: Chas. ".
-A.nE=ss,..=- Knox, elk; every Tuesday at an.
Steamer "ANDES." E. Il. Cooper,
esSA--N Master: Al. J. Slaven. Clerk; ev-
-sl..'-,sz=-=S cry Wednesday at a. IN.
Steamer HUDSON" J. F. Eli
EsSa-jN son. Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk;
-sa.n1-<=4z-=a- every Thursday at a. IN.
Steamer &C. W. BATCHELOR, -
es<k-N George O'Neal, Master; Ira Il.
-1.zEzs<- Huntington, Clerk; every Friday
at a. m.
Steamer"SCOTIA." Jno. NJ Phil.
s.&l--N lips Master: Robt II. Kerr, Clerk
-z,1E=zs---s every Saturday at a. M
Steamer LOUIS \. SHERLEY,
EsHA-N Ed. +. Maddy, Master; julie Weir.
.sz.1z=ssz.s- man Clerk; every Sunday att am.
First-class fare. Wheeling to Cincinnati, 300
Round trip, 5000 Meals and state-room in
cluded.
sW-Tickets transferable and good until used
For Freight or Passage apply on board or Tel
ephone No. Si2.
FRANK BOOTH, AGENT.
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~
( vas Shades,
Gas Globes. Gas Chmneys Torches
W aud Wax Tapers for lighting gas.
EWING BROS.
20. fotE M,rE.t ~ nnn MrT.ure IIouSs
NOTICE.

The outstanding ferry tickets issued 10y the
owners Of the Surprise" will not be ac-
cepted on our line after June %, 1890.
ic9,r NAPTHA YACHT co.
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GARD OF THANKS.

The relatives and friends OF James Dixon de-
sire 10 thank the members Of the Mark Twain
Rod and Gun Club, and their many other friends
who were kind and attentive during illness
and their affection after death. je25q
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HEM advertisements.

NOR sALE-HoRsE. CART AND HAIR.
II ness Innuire At this Office ic2hs
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RH. oXLEY. Secretary.
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SALESMEN WANTED-Steady employment
- on liberal terms. Special inducements Il
good men. Fine outfits. Low prices. II. ',
CLARK x Co, Nurserymen, Rochester, y. y.
ipfQeolar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

The President bas sraesed dsss dispiayed
af half mast upon all the buildings Of tire
executive departments in this city. until
after the funeral Of John c. Fremont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
GREAT Loss OF LIFE
By the Minnesota Cyclone,
Over Two Hundred
KloTl to Have Bean Killed or Drowned
Search for The Missing.
Brave Corporal Perry saves thu Lives
OF Fifteen Helpless Women.

Sr. PArL, July l4.-The cyclone here
and in this vicinity Sunday did terrible
damage. The steamer Sea Wing on Lake
Pepiu Vas overturned and about $50 people
precipitated into the ~ater, and il is esti.
mated that 1875 Of them were drowned.
Boats put out TO their assistance and several
were rescued. At Lake GervAis ten or If
teen row boats were on the water. With
from two 70 iive persons in each. Many
we're lost. Saltwater, some twelve miles
southeast of the lake, is reported to have
been destroyed by the cyclone The build
ings blown down at Lake Gervais were
hlled with people, and up to t~o O'Clock
this morning ffty-nine bodies had been re-
covered. The damage to property was im-
mense. Some seventy bodies had been
recovered at Lake Pepin At noon today. and
IT 10 thought certain that there are at least
fifty more In the wreck. Five wers killed
in this city and fifteen reported injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
BLAINE g LETTER
To Senator Frye on the Isr'n Bil
Now Before the Senate.

The following letter from Secretary
Blaine was received today by Senator
Frye:
BAR HARBoR, Me, July II.
DEAR Nh. FRrE-I have just received
intelligence from the highest commercial
authority in Havana that American -four,
under the new duties imposed BY Spain.
can't reach the Cuban market under q cost
of sll 46 per barrel, counting the shipping
price in New York q; $3.50 per barrel
spain holds the market for herself, and i.
abe to seud European fur At . price
vh'ch totally excludes American -four from
the markets of Cuba and Porto Rico.
Oshsl articles Of American growth are
ike be taxed by Spain to tie point of
prohibition. This ons-sid, d commerce will
seriously injure shipping routes still in
American hsuss, la-geiy. il not exclusively
II would certainty be Q very extraordinary
policy on the part Of our aovernmest. jus,
II this time, to open our market vithou!
charge or duty. to the enormous cfpps OF
segar raised in the two Spanish Islands
Cuba sni Porto Rico furnish the United
States With nearly OF quite h61f Of The sagx
we consume, and ve are far larger. co
saners than any other nation in the World
To give free market to this immerss
producs Of the Spanish plantations, ss 4
moment when Spain 10 excluding product.
Of 4 msrican farms from her uafket. would
be a oiicy - unprecedented % unvise.
Our trade With the American republicl
~ wen - With the Wess India Isixnts hsl
been for many years y . moss unsatisfsc
try condition. The asgregsae baIkAok o.
tv,da nth al asip m>v,~> ia hs.x;J,
against Is. A sirgle ilIuassEon viR ssf
Zee. Since We repealed the du,y on COTE,
N is7I. we have Imported products o.
Brazil TO the extent Of 1921 SOC, ,0c0, ans
sold TO her onIy sl5s. ls5 oo0 worth Of %
own products. The difference We hsv,
raA in gold or its equivaiens- Brazil ha
expended . yass sum in the marts Of Eu
rope You can readily see how diGsfen
the resuls would have been il 10 return 70
: the tree admission Of Brazilian coffee il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

A 6ealsr eeized.

PoRr TowssEsD, WASH July H.
Capt Thomas Of the North American Com
merciAl Co.'S steamer Arazo, which arris ed
yesterday from OunalaskA. says that Caps
Mockler Of the schooner Matte C. Dyer
was seized At 0unalaska on June 10. lie
asserts that the vessel is held without good
grounds. Moekler had anchored on
Uunalzska and wen, ashore 70
the custom house and surrendeled his pa.
pers. when Deputy Collector Edmund.,
who is stationed there. seized his vessel.
She was towed into the harbor and be,
guns and hunting parsphernaiia and skins
taken ashore. Capt. Mockler says he can
prove that he has no, been inside OF
BehriHg Sea and that there IS no evidence
on which to hold his vessel. The revenue
cutter Bear was at Ounalsska when the
seizure was made. The Rush had not ar
rived up TO week ago. The British seal
ing schooner Harry Dennis. also put into
Oanaisska with large number of skins
aboard but skipped out during the nigh,
without giving the authorities chance to
take her. Capt Thomas saws that all seal
ing vessels heard from had been making
big catches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

The House went into committee of th G
whole on the bill known as the Atkinson
bill, supplemental to the act authorizing
the construction of the Baltimore & Po'o-
mic railroad in the District of Columbia }
After the debate, Moore Of New Hamp-
shire moved that the bill be reported to the
House with a recommendation that il be
recommitted to the committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia, with instructions to re-
port back substitute providing that before
the first Of January, 1894, the railroad com
pany shall remove its present statios from,
sixth and B streets to the intersection of
Virginia and Maryland avenues. Agreed
to.
The committee arose and reported its
recommendation to the House. The recon-
mendation was agreed to. The bill Was
recommitted.
Hempbill Of South Carolina moved to
reconsider. ami also moved to lay that mo
ton on the table
On motion to table the vote resulted in no
quorum.
The House a. 3 so adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
The Disaster to the Steamer Sea
Wing.

LAKE CRY, Mimi, July 1.-THE dis
aster to the Steamer Sea Wing. on Lake
Peppin last night, occurred As the the
steamer was attempting to round point of
land just above here on the Minnesota
shore. A hurricane seized the vessel and
twisted her out of control of her engines
and crew.
An attempt to beach her. failed, and
over she vent with her great load of pas
sengers, come 200 in number. The barge
Jim Grant, which vas In tow, on which
about quarter OF the excursionists were
crowded, had her awning crushed in and
the passengers were thrown into the water
As the helpless hulks drifted before the
gale, the steamer righted herself for 4
moment and again keeIed over, so badly
torn by the storm that she lay helpless, the
waves washing over her.
The barge broke loose from the steamer
and drifted down opposite the town with
those still on board and about 20 rescued
The steamer drifted in back of the point
and sank with most of those on board. Over
60 were saved by the heroism Of few res
curers. which cannot be too highly praised.
Sail boats cruised around several hours and
picked out some three score living victims
of the storm
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City Of Marlboro, lGass.

MARLBORO, July I4 Marlboro voted 10
acceps the city charter today. 1870 TO 2s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Estimatss for Improvements ou Maine
Rivers and HarboEs.

Lieut.. Gel J. Smith of the corps Of en-.
gineers. made estimates for continuing and
completing the river and harhor improve.
ments in Maine as follows: Moose bee
Bar. next fiscal year, s50. eco. to complete,
eos 600; Naraguagus River, year and com.
plese. $50, 900; Breakwater, Mt. Desert 10
Porcupine Island, $4,000. complete,
$3.50 600; BsgAduee River. year.
$4,000, complete. si3.s75; Penob-
scot River. 100000, complete 1855
900. Harbor. Camden. year. s25 90.
complete. go .O0O; barbor At Rockland,
yesr and complete, o.. 900; harbor of same
name southwest part Of Penobscot Bay,
year. $4,000. complete, siS0,0Oo; Ken.
nebec river, year, $3.50, 100. complete.
1885, 500; Portland hArbor, year, $50 600.
compless, 10000, channel in Back Cove,
Portland. year, $50, 900. complete, el2s,-
$50; bseskwster at mouth Of Saco river.
year. $4,000. complete, $500. 900; Saco
river, year, 0.o00. lcompIete, sl32. 800 ;
York hafbor. year and complete. sls 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Two Financial Bills Introduc Cd In the
House.

Representative Featherston, by request
today introduced in the House two financial
bills. one providing that the surplus money
in the treasury be lent to the several States
they to lend it to their respective counties
the counties to ieud it to their citizens
Tho other bill authorizes the issue Of
United States treasury notes providing
bonds for which they may be excban zed
thus making notes and bonds interconvef.
tibie and authorizing 4 specie for redeem.
ing these notes and providing also com
mission to IL and regulate the amount Of
notes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Noble Redskins Held for Murder

breed named O'Connor or White Elk and
a squsw, widow Of an Indian brave, have
been arrested at Fort Berthold by United
States Deputy Marshal and are now lodged
here in the county all. They will be tried
for murder and are likely to be hanged.
Since the execution of Brave Bear, ten
years ago. at Yankton, no Indian has been
hanged in Dakota. The excitement is in
tense. and crowds of them are docking into
this city to attend the trial. Two months
ago Turtle No Head went out to hunt with
another Indian belonging to Fort Berthold,
whom he accidentally killed. The dead
mans squaw. with the savage instinct of
her race, lured White Elk to kill Turtle
No Heads wife, and he tomshawked her as
she was entering her tepee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

The Secretary Of the Navy has decided
to allow the Union Iron Works Of San
Rfanciaco to increase by fifteen feet the
length Of the 5.50O-ton protected cruiser
for which they were recently awarded the
contract. This will make the total length
Of the vessel 345 feet. and will probably
incresse her displacement by about one
hundred tons. The contractors are wiling
to make this change in the vessel without
extra expense to the Government, A. it will
afford them more space for the boilers, al
lowing them to be increased In size and
giving better arrangement OF coal bunkers
as well as greater coal capacity. II will
also give the ship much better lines for
speed. She Is to have fifty three feet
beam. and as FIRST designed would have
been too short and broad for the best speed
results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

Nnw YosN, July 1.-THE torpcio-Aviso
boat Adler, constructed in Germany for
the Russian Black sea fiect. 10 described
by the Russian papers as the fastest var
vessel shost. having attained during its
trial trip speed Of 20 50 kHou. Tho boat
is $50 fee, long aud IL feet broad with q
displacement Of $50 tons Its two sister
vessels, the Anscres and kcFsrsky. have
only speed of u knots, but three gun
boats, one Of which, the Narshen. is tn-
ished are being constructed In German
shipya ards for the Baltic feet and these will
be almost as fact steamers as the Adler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Confss.ion OF a Train Robbtr

DALLAS. Tex, July H. Andy Temple.
bar tender at Fort Worth vas brought here
Saturday by United States Marshal Knight
on suspicion of being connected with the
train robbery at Pryor's Creek, /, the In
dian Territory. last November. He had ar
examination before Commissioner Lerum
at which he made a confession under oath
that be was one of the two parties concerned
in the robbery. The other vas . mar
named Mitchell, alias West, Who is known
to the authorities TO be burlington, nos
under arrest at bonneville. Mo-. for the
murder of q sheriff Temple says tha, he
and his partner secured three revolvers
each BY robbing . store At Dennison. and
they proceeded to Pryor's Creek and held
up the train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

Bosros, July l4-John j. McDonough
q stevedore, WAS fatally stabbed on Com
mercial street late tonight by Martin, alias
Pstsey Conley, city enploye. Conley
was under the influence of l,qnor, and ac-
cused MeDonou2h of being hummer and
refusing to pay him money he owed him.
McDonough struck him several blows,
whereupon Conley pulled knife from his
pocket and inflicted two deep blows in Me-
Donougn's lett side. probably penetrating
his heart. Coniey is 80 years old and mar
ried. He was arrested. McDonough was
Is years old and left wife and two chill
dren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Stanley 6till an Invalid.

LoSpoS. july IA Mr.. Henry NJ. STAN
ley has not recovered from HE recent iaJis.
position, The display OF homage to the
great eXalc,er and his leaving n ,iek bed
TO early Ia preven, AN hours postponcincnt
of the wedding ceremony proved no light
oidrsl to the strength of Mr.. Stanley. His
weakness from the mslsly under which he
was suffering was noticeable to many Of the
distinguished attendants at Westminster
Abbey yesterday. Nr. Stanley Is today
confned to his bed at Melehc, Court. lie
has been overw helmed with notes aud telc-
grams of coneraiulation on his marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Natural Gas for Utica, N. y.

Urea, \. Y, July IA vein OF
natural gas has been tapped here in vel
being drilled in brewery for water. Ths
GA, was found al depth of $40 feet. Tn,
drill had penetrated only slate rock unit
$50 feet in depth was reached, when Tron
ton sandstone was found The gas flow,
from the well in considerable quantities
and burned throughout the night and today
very brilliantly. The well /. being drilled
by an experienced oil driller. In the
present ease it is probable that the gas pro.
ducing qualities OF the rock will be fully
tested, as the driller is very positive thai
the territory is good and will furnish gas in
paying quantities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

our malken vs Aad enacted The fres sdmis-
sioa Of certain products Of the
United Sssses in The Brazilian market.
To repess this error with sugar % amount
three 'unes - large - With cc9ss) viii
elose Ill opportunity % establish rseipeocity
trade With Latn-Amefica- Ths charge
against the protective policy which has in
jused il most IL that IL benefits % wholly
. the manafAesurer and capitalize spd not
u N "a. Tie farmer. You and veil know
this b not t1ue. still Is 10 the mose plausible
and therefore the most hussfal argument
made By the tina tsAdes. Here 10 an ep-
poFfusiiy for The republican Congress to
open the markets Of forty nilions Of pee.
pie to the products Of American farms.
Shall ve seise The Opportunity or shall ve
throw il avayf
do not doubt that ia many respects the
s1ih bill pending in the Senate, 10 = just
measure, and that most Of its provisions
sre in accordance With the wise policy Of
protection, but tha-e Is not . section or q
line in the sntiiv TAI that will open . mar
ket for another bu.hsI Of wheat or pound
Of pork. II sugar is 10 be placed on the
free list without exacting important trade
eoncessious in return, ve shall close the
door for profitable reciprocity against our
selves. think that you will ind some
valuable hints on this subject in the Presi-
dent's brief message on July 10. with as
much practical wisdom - vas ever stated
i i so abort space.
Our foreign market for breadstu6s grows
narrower. Great Britain 10 exerting every
nerve to secure her bread supplies fron
India and the rapid expansion Of the wheat
area in Russia gives Us . powerful compe.
titor in the markets Of Europe. II be-
comes Us, therefore. to use every opportu.
nifty for the extension Of our markets on
both of the American continents. With
nearly one hundred million dollars worth
Of sugar seeking our market every
year We should prove ourselves most
unskillsd Legislators il We do not secure a
large field for the sale and consum ption Of
our breadstuhs and provisions. The late
conference Of American republics proved
the existence a = common desire for closer
| relations. Our Cssgress should take up
the work where the international confer.
ence dropped it. Our field of commercial
development and progress lies south of US.
9'f Very Sincerely Yours,
I.nrS r. H.
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Republicans Consider Plans for Pass.
aes Of Election Bill.

Thirty-one Republican Senators met in
caucus tonight to receive the report of q
mmittse appointed to consider . change
in the rules Of the Senate, by which debate
can be limited for the purpose Of passing
the federal election bill.
The committee. through Senator AldIich
presented propoied modification of the
rulss under which when measure was un.
der discussion three legislative days. the
majority Of the Senate could order the gen.
eral debate closed after that. 80 minutes
was given each side for debate, no Senator
to speak more than once. After debate il
was detevminsd to change the proposed
rule to have the debate closed after 4 rea.
sonable time instead of after three days.
In this form the rule was referred to the
caucus committee to be revised and report
ed to future caucus. The vote taken on
this proposition showed decisive majority
Of those present in favor OF the
change in the rules and passage Of the fed
eral election bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

RocKLASp, July IL The following in
telligence has been received here from
Port Clyde: Schooner Grape of Eilworth
bound to Portland with hardware and lum.
Der. went ashore on Hart's Island bar, Fri
DAY morning, and Washburn Brothers sent
their steamer Ellen with lighter to assist
After removing her deckload. she was goi
of at the next tide and towed to the wharf
Schooner Sylvia Of Addison came into this
port Saturday, leaking, having been ashore.
She will repair on the railway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Leprosy Reported on Island OF Anil

Dunno, July li.-It is reported on good
authority that there is leprosy in = family
on the island Of Anticosii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
A Literary Travelling Party,

Haitian, July II Prof. A. e. Robert,
Of Trinity Parish. New York, u. II. Bon-
nell, Secretary Cbristisn Litera,eur Com
oany, New York. Jacob Satsburgher Of
Philadelphia. Prof. II Hay, Prefect Of
iirard & Illege, Phiiadclphia. with several
other literary men. making up a "litefary
travelling parry" are a, present Ia Halifax.
They Will take in various historical spot.
through the province including Annapolis.
Esangeline's Landing, and Louisburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
Belle Hamlin Trots a rurlopg at q
So Gait,

BuFFALo, July l4.--Just about two
years ago the Buffalo mare Belle Hsmlin
startled the horse world by trotting half
m lie over the Buffalo track in l.03t. = 2 04A
gait. Yesterday she trotted an eight in
liis, at the rate of POI for quarter, a IS
gait. She was driven by W. j. Andrews.
who gave her her head and allowed her
to go as fast as she wanted to and without
the least urging or touch Of the whip.
1t is certainly a wonderful performance
and has never been equalied by any trot-
ting horse. The only PAGER that has ever
been credited with such burst of speed is
Brown Hal, who recently paced . quarter
in rs seconds. Mr.. Hsmlin Was highly
elated over the result. and toought il she
could carry .rch a clip for an eighth she
ought TO ,rot quarter in thirty, and If she
sceomplishes that be believes she can beat
the record of Maud S. % 0si) At least
be says he will try to dethrone the present
Queen of the Turf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15

SAN fsAscisco, July H-Thc steam
ship Australian has arrived from Honolulu.
bringing adsiccs 10 July ). ln the lcgia.
la,ure on June 20, Representative Ksiua
gave notice of an intention 10 introduce an
act authorizing the King to call a conven-
ton 10 frame new constitution. In debate
IN committee of tho whole On the sppropri-
alton the following items were carried :
Kings private purse, $1,000; his Royal
hishness, the heir rrcsumatvc. sI0, 900;
Princess kaiulnnl, $3.50, king's house
hold expenses, Sl2 900,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-15
S'AnEs.

tardlnay 10 Bsth. sinsle \ zoe.
kichnnoad 20 "a - 15c
Gardiner to Richmond, ttrgie, 2so.
kospd trip from Gar,ie,f ia Boothbay, t'-t5,
kichHsoBd, u ~, Bath, SOc.
sins. Tickets from t,ardiner to Boothbsy, si.co.
Richmond, zbe.. hath tnc.
Passengers frow Augusta and Hailosen add
co-t o. fares By NJ q. r. X. or Electric X. H. TO
Gardiuer
Baggage will be transferred at Gardiner Free.
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