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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

colt is tso wears old last May. lilly, BY
Elmo. (2.274l. by ST. Elmo, by Gen.
Knox sorrel ia color with light name and
sail-a very shosy. stylish good szed colt
aow standing ever Is hAnds. and Nc
probably 800 lbs. Another colt owned by
Mr.. Pierce 10 full sister 10 the above
named, also sorrel, and . splendid gated
colt Driven last fall BY the side Of
buggy il va, impossible to break her up.
as she KEEP. an even gait with every step.
Mr.. Pierce also mas good, rugged, servi-
cable colt, one year old last spring.
chestnut FLY by Norman Knox; dam not
known. Mr. Pierce feeds oats and carrots
the oats being given in the morning and
carrots at night He esteems carrots verv
highly as colI ration AMI raised over l25
bushels last season for feeding purposes.
Farm ard Stock Notes
Ensiisge. clover hay and ground oats
would be as near perfect ration a. .
dairyman could wish for, and with this
ration he could feed his cows 1868 days in
the year.
One doesn't wan. 20 travel all the time,
but it IL good 70, every farmer to go about
among his neigbbors to see and lesrn-to
see whose method. ar.better han his own;
xhose cattle -leeker; whose thrift is great
er a, q learn tn oause'.
Every acre of meadow should produce
two tons, or more, Of good hay and the two
tons eau be gait .red and stored At very lit
tie more cost than is r. CURED by one ton !;
80 il is apparent that if one ton covers cost
and a little more, the second ton will be all
profit.
OF course, there are risks Ia farming,
risks ia every business; the world is full Of
risks; the worsr risk for the farmer, that
which he invites when he goes into gloomy,
narrow discomfort with his calling. because
swearing won't kill potato beetles, or pre-
vent rust on wheat.
Regularity in feeding the domestic AMI
mails OF all kinds is of great importance.
There is money in il. or rather out of ii.
Animals are fed for profit and il is desirs-
Bile TO increase that profit to the highest
limit. All successful feeders set down
regularity as one of the requirements. Do
you observe III
Corn ensilage, from present experiences,
will ce the basis of ali COW rauons where
cash and profit are closely calculated. OF
the many ,hous ands who have tried the 10.
very few have word to say against it, and
those few probably failed from some fault
in the COT struction of the silo or the man
ner in which they grew the corn, lilled the
.ilo or fed the eLsilage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31
Shaker
Extract Of
Roots,
(SeigeI's Syrup
G U r ES
Dyspepsia.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Mr.. ". II. Hall. Foreman Of the Delivery De.
partms Mt Of the above Company. says: shaker
Extract of Roots (Seisers syrup,) 10 the gentiest
pi-assnfest, safest and surest remedy In thf.
The NPet delicate women and children NAV take
IL, whom anv other medicine would half kill. !,
cured me Of dyspeps . and its resulting eomp,ica-
tions after the disease had been growing upon
best physicians Of Jersey City IN. } where
live, were At fhe end OF tn ir resources. per.
soaaaE kaor that SHAKER Extract Of Roots (Sei.
gels syrupl IL prepared BY the shakers, ~ have
visited their Community At NJ Lebanon, n. r.,
vher. the good work 10 done II any one Ct the
eonntless thousends who suffer from dyspepsia ~
did. will use this preparation wisely And a. di.
rected, will pledge my reputation for bis cure"
Sold by all druggists.
- nd for our Illustrated pamphlet, How We
Shall Look whes We Grow Oid." New Az
Startling. Mailed free- Address
WHITE ~ Dsa.s q, Hew Yesh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31
LONELINESS

slnl din Of tink Ing cyuatAlA sounding oraaA =
AMI ali the prtdsfaI noise Of gain and strife.
Ma walks Gl0n--a rose days are - the graD@
Unknown, alike through Joy. or woe Of life.
Nos even thou. the dearest, sweetheart, WA
Canst hope 20 penetrate one hfsie space,
Not even thou though sorrow. hike kntfe
Doth marx the failure Of thy womanis grace.
o Christ, thou krowest what the soul hides 49,
Thou who dbdst tread the wine press and aiona
Thou krow est-when the chilling shadow crssJ
And lie upon the heart ike weight Of ssons-
What brings the WEAKNESS that doth oppreas.
Whence comes. alas. that awful lonehns,A
-Loalsvills Couri.r-J Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31


making a hygrometer, which indicates
the varying moisture Of the air by the ex-
pansion and contraction Of an oat barb
the long beard" so to speak, which is
tough and flexible. A light paper figure,
shaped and colored to suit the designers
taste, is fastened to cardboard with two
pins. 1t is necessary to have q space be-
tween the figure and the cardboard, and
to have the arm so attached to the rear
part Of the shoulder that it can rise and
fall freely.
Now with minute pieces Of wax fasten
uhe oat beard" one end to the arm and
the other up behind the head of the
figure. Breathe on 1t till the "btard" is
surcharged with dAmpness; It will un-
twist or relax, and the arm will sink to
the lowest possible point. At the end Of
the finger, or Of baton in the figures
hand. mark 10, or very humid" Then
set the figure before the fire, the beard"
will dry and contract and the arm rise
to the highest point, which you may
mark as 0, or every dry" Divide the
range Of the pointer then into as many
subdivisions as you like With the varia-
tons of moisture day by day or hour by
hour the beard" will expand or con-
tract and the pointer indicate the condi-
ton. One oat barb will last several DAYS.
He Knew Human Nature.
Smith going to give up smoking.
Jones-Do you smoke cigazs or pipel
"A pipe"
"Meerschaum-
"YeS"
What are you going TO do with your
piper
Il am going to break IL and throw my To-
bacco away"
"l'n tell you better plan than that Let
NJ have your pipe and tobacco and I'll re-
turn them to you next week when you start
smoking again Boston Courier
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Track and Stable Gossip,


After the stud season of 1890 the great
2 10 stallion, A1tell. will be placed in the
hands of Budi Doble aud will be expected
- improve hi, record under the care OF
t1i, master reinsman.
Mr.. Samuel Currier of Hsllowell, has
in,t purchased Of Hon. Charles Wentworth
of Clinton. one of the County Commission
er., a very beautiful black brood mare,
fourteen years old. which he will breed the
coming season to one of the best stations
in Maine.
Among the .teppers on the street Tues
dsy va, noted II clean cut ,hree-year old
orn,d nv II r. Bennett. This promising
C Ii i. GU, Of Mr. BENEFITS Draco mare, BY
Wanderer, and he by Gen. Knox. He can
show A fast clip but ha, ne yer been started
in a race. He has been handled by EJ.
Chue of Naples. He attracted a great
ie,l Of attention. Portland Erpress. Jan.
20.
II the famous Bell Boy had been proper
~ bou.ed. a, mos, valuable stations are,
in an isolated are proof barn with attend
Ants. one Of whom 10 AWAY. on guard, as
\, the rule at the principal ste OK farms, in
stead of hsvlog been kept under lock aud key
=" q p"0''c ''s''e inc pa0',' ".'' f'. ~"
We II sre''''s ''e ue''" " n.e =. '"@ my
o'e-''o''Anr a'''"' 80" =. '''s''"' '"'
DeS''''u' '''''' D.A "o' ''" was
er'' '"''e 'e'A'''""' '"A" MS 'e''
'"""9' H0'''"""
A'eryon' Tue gray s'A'''o" pea'en ny Ne''
son u" Tue na'ch Na'''on race AT nea ION
aA 'a'' iS'' - '"'u W nave WIN wv
|" purses 'of us owner auf'ne Tue year
'o0'' VIM ''e'''' w" ou' . 'oo' ''e'e.'
enee won l''V|o' sur lay oo''0'' '"'A
eo'i''' ha' ioi"'ef o. NV "ene '''''"
so'too' ana oprasue "o'' lust won
so'too. NO o'n.r t'o"er' won over O. ooo'
though Auo'he Ahu "ene'S o. eAu'e near
'ha' amount
Inc STATION Lawrence y zof, oy d.
ffankhn' dam ov Motfi' 'nampion' owned
by T. j. Lawrence Esq OF fairneid' has
been placed in charge OF the well known
driver Ira woodbury. and Will De taken TO
Lewiston as soon as the season opens there
to be fitted for 10" record. Many lead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

An excellent rehearsal Of the drama
Mock Adoption" ws held "Wednesday
evening the braves Of Nshumkesg doing
shemseive, proud in their various roles,
The drama will as staged next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Mr. NJ. NJ. Richards. who has been one
VI the firm OF o. Tyler Co for some
ears, has sold out to Mr Tyler. his part
uer, and that gentleman has taken bis son,
Mr. George l. Eastman. iato partnership
with him and will continue ia business al
the old stand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Mr.. McCiasky, q workman on the Ken
nebec Central X. r., sss taken to the cooler
yesterday on charge Of drunkenness but Up
to a late hour had DOT arrived at STATE
where he could receive his measure OF
Justice
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

County commissioner Chss. Wertw Orth
Of Clinton was in the city Thursday Mr.
Wentworth has just sold to Mr. s. Currier
Of Hsllowell a 6ne Knox brood mare to b.
added to the excellent stud of horses which
Mr. Currier already possesses. The mare
il the mother of some fast steps rs and
brough, good round price although the
figures are private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

City Marshal Norton interviewed the
notoriou. John Carson of Tosus, Wednes-
gallon jog of pure ale biol. The stuff was
Aoelled but ~ John has wholesome dread
Ut the las il will doubtless have to te
.nill.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Harrison Potter. 3 veil kno~n carpenter
Of thu, city bss engaged Is superintend the
building Of = ne~ church at Havsrhili.
Mas, and left yesterday for that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Mr.. j. X. Sswteile OF this city has
shipped l3i hides and skins from here
since January 9th. Mr.. sa-telie informs
the Journal that this Is at unususliy large
amount Of bu,ine. for so short period.
lie regards Gardiner as the flnest place IN
the State as a center for this business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

News rescned the CT y yesterday Of the
death Of Mrs Ehza A. Beais 40 aged resi-
deaf Of Chelsea uhich occurred at her home
Jan. z3th. Soc "a, - years Of age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

A, the assembly in Jesesss Hall, Ran
doIpa, Wednesday evening about 50 couples
ripped the light fsat4s,ic. IL Vas one OF
the faes, assemblies 10 The series.
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Honest Testimony

have been suffering with a cough some f,ar
yoAfe, end have tried several medicines for N.
sonsf. bet have never .oand ANYTHING 10 benefit
- - esescttLly - your Throat aud Lung
oPe0oe. 1t has also given .igaSl rviles 70 my
vSe Al several OF my neighbors and friends.
seoaldsr II the best coagh meiiclae | have
ses Known, and, IS an homes; man, would
soee4Asnd II 10 al those suffering with Throat
- AoAg diseases. WARREN WILEY,
Wakefield. Mass
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ingalls, Specific


LOWELL, Mass. Oct. %, 1857.
- Sk1:- Several wears ago. was verv
- wssh seevere bronchial eitkculty. Though
Oekssasion OF . friend. and with the consent
q ~ DAysseian, commenced 10 take in rnI,.,
1ntSae and Lung Specific. In a short time
ofeas became less in1nmed, and my cough
$1,000. Iconiinued the use of your mrdictpe
~ me- esanG SIX BOTTLES ! was pronouncea
49,, Al have remaiaed 80. Iheartily noon.
49, - aAy Que Afnicfed with any ,hros,
~see. Your truly, L. E. BROWN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Now York Produce Market.


FLoUE-Receipts. 1882 pkgs: exports. 10 ISL
bbls; sales, ls6, 40. Repeat quotations includ-
ing City mill extra, ~ l5ati 10; patent, - 65a
Is Is; superhne, 81 U0att IS; extra No = 81 Goa
Is Is. winter wheat low grade. - 25as2 o. Min
nesota extra, - o5lsi 81, southern -four duh,
rye -four quiet.
wHEAT-Keceipts, $3.50. exports, s,is4, sale s
-, quiet No. spring -; No red,
.lt No red s4ias5 elevator 6ias6i, fob IS ias7
delivered, No | aid. saas5; NO northern, s3a
70
RYE-frm
bABLEY-firm.
Corn Receipts. 200 600. exports, 7a.250, sales.
2os 900; cas- -r, st amer. 36is37S; No Z, 36la3si
store and elevator, II las delivered.
UAr--K ceipts, 4 600. exports, $50. sales,
49, U0;easy No 3, "a do white 2eia2si; No a2si
do white. ZYia 81, No /, 30t; do white, ~; Mixed
Western, s'aAi white do, 30a5S.
CotfEs-fair, Kio, fair. Vi.
Su6AR-Rs firm, refined easy; demand
lower, crushed 5is5i. extra crushed. 3ia5i; white
extra crushed. 5iai cut loaf. Il; grannlated, II.
fErgoLEuM-qui-t. steady, OH
PnRk--a'y.
BEEF-6Vi
LA-D-easy; western steam, % 25as8 IA clos
ing az %, ~ stesm IS 20 iredned fair con, Inc
81 .uasS IS. :. A. S7oj
BurrNR hrn -, western dairy sals do
creamery, liat7l
CHEksK steady. Freigh's to Liverpool firm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Miss Annie MAtdocks, Who recently sus-
izined severe concnssisn Of the brain, Ia
reported - rapidly recovering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Those who witnessed the presentation of
the sbsurdity Living Pictures at Togu'
Wednesday nigh, are loud In their praises
Of the at air I. is said 10 be laughsble in
the extreme and called forth round after
round Of applause. The committee of Can
ton Evergre' lair secured the company
for the first oil ht, and endsavored 10 Sc
cure a date for two ghts but were unable
TO make connections. 1t will no doubts
score 4 big success on Its presentation in
dis city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Mr.. r. II. Wiasl0~ less for B1stoa yes-
terday. He vas accompanied By Mr.. Geo.
HsaIs OF Richmond
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Augusta Wholesale Market.

Tuesday, Jan. rs.
APPLES -Evap0rated, 6soc, dried, 0s5.
BEANS Pea, Maine, e. 50; n. Y, .! Is, Yellow
eyed, ~ n0a5 rs
BrT1ER.->oiii. lsa2oc; ball, 20s35c.
CuELsE--F. Glory and domestic. Halle.
FGt's.-gOallc per doz.
GKAIS.-Coin, 5Sc, meal. Soc; bran, u 90 per
ewt. cotton eed meal, q 20 per bag.
HAY Loose, $40 ooal4 90, pressed, "A 0oal7 90 +;
straw. - 75ss 90.
HoSEY.--Box, isa22c per pound.
LARD -Dom-stic. iosl2c, western, tierce, Ease,
MurToN.-sssc per pound.
0ATs.--'ss40c DER bush.
foTAroEs-65a70 per bushei.
foCLTkY--Fowl i0,i2c; chickens, i&sisc-
Wool 2oaOoc per ID unwa sbed, voc washed.
Woodbury. hard. o. % per cord, soft, o. 75s
400.
HIDEs-Light SIC per ID, heavy Sc; sheep. 2sa
o. 90. veal SKIN, l0ai0s.
WAT sac per ID
Augusta Beef Company's Wholesale Price Cur
rent.
SPRISG LAMB-sa9c.
BEEF-sides, 5ia6ic per III. hind quarters, "a
PC. fore quarters, +ia5c, rounds with dirk. dc
tump and loiss. loa lc. hort rib cuts, Sc rates
3is4e, backs. aasic; chueks, 3is4lc; stripes. Sc
dressed hogs, sa5Sc.
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Read the ''Wantsc" column Of the Jour
nal today and see sbers 70 smart cafpen-
tsrs can fad empty ment-
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spefial advertisements,

small advertise ne nts, not exceeding three lines
coming under the head of WANTED, fok >AkA,
To LAT, LOST &C. will be inserted one time fos
IS cents three times for 40 ce t. and one week fol
~ cents, if paid in advance. II Not PAID IN AID
VANCE, REGULAR RATES WILL Re CHARGED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

cWsp. which IS a painful and DANGER
~ s'sssss common 10 children. nay ee
eeesssS IN three minutes. and cured in a
e6eN ti~s, b. using
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-31

Gardiner snd aissys coudueted himsef
veil While in the city. Il il said shst he
vas formerly clerk In the Boston house
from which be stole the money The AFFAIR
IL creating quite lutte rufis Of excite
menf here.
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GARDINER LOCALS.

Msssrs. Frank Small sad NJ o. Savage
Of Augusta we're Ia the cry yestsriay-
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LOST.

7 OST- In the street near the crossing al foot
i Iof "kines HIP A plain. heavy, Cal. gcki ing.
he hnd.r " ill be liberally rewarded by storing
the same to, l. \. " ADswoKrh. state House.
div
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
TN MINING IN NtLiC"A.

Chicago. Juno = l>pccah.-W. /. Johnson. Of south
Dakota who recently visited Mala"ca 70 examine the
I'm industry There SAYS: II IN" Dakota tin mine,
rould L worked a. chcaply those IN Malac'n. this
conniry woud certainly hc exporting that necessary
metal ,.c miner, Of Malacca use a simple process
for extracting ore The surface and Suh'oil are re
moved fo- few feet. until 'hc mineral can ic seen.
Tic ore !, carried 10 wooden hn' "hi'H Is "a'h"'
tv g, current NJ water. The coolies wash the I'm
c,finc earth And wOrl, mp the material 30 mat the
li-l, md. may hr eliminated. Then the mineral i
m It.d i'm l'tlc furnaces and Il runs ont the wht"
metal t. east into cubic ingots. Although deal is
,vasrod In I'M, process the lin j. 20 plentiful that
.crond washing i, hardly necessary.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Tho provision for the establishment Of a station al
Arlington. Va, stricken out.
THE DEPENDENT PENSION ACT.
A CIRCULAR FOR THE INFoRMNTp,N OF THOSE
COMING WITHIN IT'S PROVISIONS.

COMING WITHIN IT'S PROVISIONS.
Washington June 2s.-General Raurl. the Commits
soncr Of Pensions has issued with the approval OF
the secretary of Interior the following rules ana
regulations for the information and government OF per
sons making application for pension under the Depend
cnt Pension act approved June -. 1880:
All pensions under this Act will commence from
the date Off filing the application CcHecuteo ai'er '"c
passage of the Act in the Pension Bureau
No application or declaration VIII be good IL cX-
ecntcd bcfort June -, IsoO-ldac of the Actor II
not in the FORM substantially, prescribed by the sec
rctary.
Discharge certificates need not be filed until called
for.
The rates OF this law are not affected by the rank
OF the soldier.
This Act provides the following rates For de-
pendent father mother. &12. The widow, 49, ana
81 additional for each child Of soldier under sixteen
years and II tho widow die the child or children can
draw such pension The soldier is entitled to any rate
from s6 TO sl2 according 10 inability to earn sup
port.
\ pensioncr. under existing laws. may apply under
this one OF n pcnsoncr under this one may apply
under other laws, but draw only one pension at
the same time.
This Law requires in n soldiers case: % An honor
able discharge. ~ That he served at least ninety
days q, \ permanent physical or mental inability
to earn a support. but not due to vicous habits ut
need not have originated in the scrvccD
In case Of a widow % Tha; the soldier served at
least ninety DAYS. t1) That he honOrably dis
charged IN Proof OF death. but IL need not have
Lccn the result of his Army service. a. That the
widow is without ether means OF support tla1 her
dav labor (5i That she married q soldier prior to
June - leO0. the date Of the act
I'm dependent parents case: % That the soldier
died of wound injury disease which. undcr prior
laws would have given him a pension. t-) That he
left no wife or minor child. q That mother tor
father AZ present dependent upon her own manual
labor the contributions Of others not legally bound
her hisl support. -,
The rul"S and regulations oi the department VIII
govern applicants and attorneys. 80
Tho fee shall In no be greater than SO and
only n, shall bc agreed upon hereunder between the
claimant and agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
.,oviy,TED ny THE PRESIDENT.

Wa shinroIl June The President today sent Z"
tbc senate the following nominations:
Alexander C. N0Orc. q. West virginia. 10 j." nlt'd
state. Minister Resident and Consul General AZ sam,
George ~. f,hback, ot Missouri 10 hi 'mied Stit''
Sccr.ia.y 81 Legation AT HucnO- Aifc>.
TO 10. nird state Cpn-uls- 0amu"l u. Irl'rl oI
Illinois At Hcllcv lie WOo,mIn j. Iiol o"ay oi nulihl
~ Str,tfOit. ont Charles -. IJeyu Of Michigan, al
Wind sor ont. william Pierce ot Georgia AZ
Trinidad. =, ct--..
Dstrcf OF Nchury port Mas: John 7. stow District
OF Wilmington. California. 49,
medicines and chemicals. at IAN Francisco. Denis
I'irkc to he Assistant appraiser OF Merch&ilsc NJ
Ne York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
TWO APPROPRIATIONS BILLS.

Washington. June 2S.-An agreement has been
reached by the confcrces on the Postoicc Appropra-
ton bill The appropriation for postolcc inspectors
mail Gcprcd,tions etc. remains Al s23OooO; the ap-
preparation for pas Of post0i'icc clerks IS hNcd ~
81 800 900 and the appropriation Of $4,000 for mail
lock kevs is retained agreed h. the bill carries -
total appropriation Of s7232Gdoo.
The Agricultural Appropriation bill was reported
10 the senate to-day. The senate committee made
the following increases Of appropriations silkw"m
cuturc cxperimcnts $50 900 10 f2JOOO bcld WOrh IN
ornithoIogv ard mammalogy, 10000 10 rioo]J =
agricultural experiment stations $oooooo " w. "'ooo
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
DvGErrRs or rrrrRAyS ORGANIZE.

Quincy H. Juno - t~pccilli.-Thc National ~
sociniion q Daughters 81 Veteran, concluded rs hr't
annual convention here Yesterday. DELEGATE, were
present from a dozen state. The following officers
vcfr elected President Mis- VI E'i"ila hcNllin' "'
N,s.i.i,n. ohio senior vice president. Mis-, N"lhc
Eier, on - Kcohuk Junior vice president. Mis- Eva
Warc - Luincv H.: secretary. Miss Lizzie Bcari,!cy.
= Alliance ohio: chaplain. MIS- Viola MARS, u
Na,sll,u. ohio. inner guard. Mir Ida liutchnN; 81
Prairie Depot ohio. uai Mis- Li7ric Davis of Adt
rnin. tri tees Mis- N,rtic YO-t. 81 kcarnr}. Ncb
Mis-, Wjuu.ttn Warcy - kcoiuk Ms, Rose Jansen, Of
Quincy: Musician. Miss Anna Vessels. Of quincy.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
corrvnrrS ATHLETIC cTB INCORPORATED

Albany Innc .--Thc Alumni Athletic Club OF
c,luu,hi, College has been incorporated 10 pTp\We
Graduate, of Columbia College and such Others as tey
NAV associate with them social privileges ana "P-
pn-uu,tlrs for athletic exercises f'r Themselves Al"
rrdc- certain restrictions fpr tho undergraduates "'
the college. Tho trustees for the hr't year ATT
Iohn If. Van Amringc George u. DC witt. ir, George
-l,e-- an John Krom Rec Robert &. Cornell Jasper
r. Goodwin. william Fcowcs Morgan. J. West RooSe-
volt Lincoln cromwell William g. Lathrup. lr.,
Ntrinia- I.sh Robert Fulton Cutrnc. i. Dc Pcy,icr
Ri,l.fi- Isaac y >ciisnan. T. j. oakley Ehnclindcr,
! Nirlorcc Bush and Charlie T. Pccw.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Gnr rRNOR HILLS WESTERN TRTP.

ALBANY Juno 2S.-tiovcrnor lIil leaves nero 10
r,,r,ov a; l 20 D. m for indianapolis. Ind. to at
tend thc unvciIing II the Hendricks Monument lie
side. himself his party consists Of Colonel E :.
ludson his military secretary General Daniel f.
sicluo. sheriff Of New lOrk County; Frank Rice, sec
rctary of state: Edward Wcmplc state 'ol'"llrr =
Iohu 4 Mc'al of Scw-lork. cN superintendent Of
in.r,ncc and general manager Of the Equitable Life
imsnramco Company General Ferdinand l.. Earle, Of
New York and r. II. SOpcr, Of Elmira.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
THE rrw PENSION AGENT At BOSTON.

Eoston June - ,>pccah.-William H. Osborne oi
East Bridgcwacr ha, received from President lior-
r,,.,n hi, commission United states Pension Agent
AT Boston. II !, dated May -, l70o' ana Is ioF "
form If 'nur years. lie has orders from the S'cc
try Of the Interior 10 ASSUME charge OF the once on
Tuc.day next. July |. Mr. Osborne gave the large
Lond required hy the Government In such cases Nmohg
In, .uretc, wcr, ~ the wcalhcst ana most
pronincnt Republicans In southeastern Massa huscta