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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-28
Maiua Postal Changes

WAsHlsGros. Msy 27.-The following
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced:
Route s47. Roach River, by Lily Bay,
to Greenville Junction, 20 miles, and back
SIX times week from Aug to Sept 80,
aud from Dee. 10 to April 9; and three
times a week from April 10 to July 81, ard
from Oat- /. to Dec. ., by q schedule Of
not to exceed six hours running time each
way. From July |, 1891, to June 30, 1892
Special service will be discontinued &c
Lily Bay from Greenville Junction from
June June 80. 1881, on Route iS7. and to
Roach River from Grsenville function
from June so, 1891, on Route 487.
|. M. Pinkhsm has been appointed post
master at East Holden, vice r. 0. Pink
ham,
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THg CHARLESTON
Arrives d Cauao--.- Moth.
iDe Of The ltita.
She VIII Join Tho SqaadRau Nov h
Chillan Waters.
Thought That Itata VIII Be Pes csfuuy
Surrendered t. Uecls Sam.

WAsHrsoros, May 27.-The navy de-
partmenr today received ness from the
Charleston Of her arrival at Caliao, Peru.
Capt Remy. her commander, reported this.
be has seen nothing OF the Itsts on the
c.nise down the coast. The Charleston
will joia the squadron urder Admiral Me-
Cam in Chilian waters. Ii is surmised
that report a. no very distAnt Gate will
come thence announcing the peaceful sur
render BY the insurgents Of the elusive
craft which the aited States government
will libel and perhaps forfeit for the vio-
lation Of our neutrality laws.
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SIGNAL 6ERvICM
Weather Lrd.ca.i-rs to. tbs Next ~
Eoura.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Ofice Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHINaros, May 20, l A. NJ.
For Maine; Thursasy-Fair, warmer
by Thursday night, wind becoming south
erly.
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CHICAGO, May 27-Potter. White &
Bsyiey. the Boston shoe firm Who failed
Monday, With liabilities reaching $1,000.
600, were made the defendants today ia an
attachment suit for $50, 600 entered in the
Cock county Superior Court. James A.
Woolson, New York capitalist, il the
creditor seeking to protect the claim Mr.
Weolson bought . large amount Of the
iaso.vent company's paper. The attach
msnt proceedings will have simply the
effect of gsuishmens to prevent the pay
ment Of money by Chicago firms TO Potter,
White & Bayley.
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Comm o. cs msus at Pennington Normal
aChool.

Commencement exercises at the Normal
School at Pennington will occur June 7-ll
with the following programme;
Sunday, June ! Sermon stthe Method
ist church at 10 30 A. M, by the pastor,
Rev. w. +. Berry.
Tuesday, June 0 Address at the Old
South church at ?. M, .hy Rev. A. E.
Winship Of Boston.
Wednesday, June 10 -Exsminstion of
the SCHOOL by The trustees. Concert al
Music hsli at s 2. NJ.
Thursday, June IL 80 A. NJ. Teach
ing exercises By the graduating class. 80
z. M. Examination of the graduating Glass
by the trustees and state superintendent
Evening, Graduate 2 exercises st Music
hail at 7 45. Reception at Nor sl ball.
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IT Ia YET UNKNOWN
Exactly What French watship Did
on Newfoundland Fisheries

WAsHrsGToa, May 27.--Respecting the
action of the French government in station
ing warsbip at 81. Georges Bay, N. f,
20 prevent United States fishermen from
obtaining bait, il is said at the state depsr :
mens here that action cannot be taken, nor
can an opinion ss to the merits Of the case
be given uatil further sdyices are received.
It is not jet made clear to the department
whether the wsrsnip prevented our fisher
men from buving bait or whether it pre-
vented French inhabitants from selling it
These are two very distinct and diferen.
propositions. 10 the first case it might be
taken a. an assertion Of authority ovel
American citizens. in the second the French
authorities nigh. be exer,ipg undeDiable
authority over French subjects.
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WAsHIseIos, May 27.-Mr. Donahue
clerk in the pension bureau recommended
for dismissal on account Of alleged con.
nsc.ion with the money lender Who figured
in the Barker Investigation last Monday,
appealed to the secretary of the interior,
protesting bis innocence Of the oRense
charged sgsinst him. and sskirg for hear.
ing AZ which he be permitted 10 prove the
truth Of his statements. This appeal
granted, Mr. Dlnshue's dismissal vss sus.
pended pending hearing.
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Annual Msstiog OF American Fisheries
9ccistV.

WAsHIsSroN, May 27.-Ths annual
meeting Of the American Fisheries Society
Was held here today. United States Fish
Commissioner Mcdonald was TO have de-
iivered An address Of welcomr, but being
i'll his remarks we're read from manuscripts.
Eugene BIackford Of New York, president
Of the society, presided. About 80 men,
bers were present todsy. Business Of i'm
portanee was Transacted.
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Hits -Pittsbarg, :; Boston. IL. Errors-fis,s
burg. 3; Boston, /. King and MACK, CiarksoI
and Bennett.
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Maize Pensions.

WAsHIsGToE, May 27.-Pensions have
been granted to the following residents Of
Msiue:
Original. jacob G. Merrill, Ruel d
Wooster, Charles NJ. Carter; navy, Harvey
Sawyer, Harrison Buck, John Hosey,
Dsniel ". Pinhhsn,, Eivard G. Dexter,
Stephen Chick; additional, Ira A. Clark
increase, Newell Bsgley; reissue. Sullivan
Ellis; original. widows, etc james, father
Of Isaac Morrill,, Harriet L widoF Of
Mark r. Game. Jacob, father Of Moses
Palmer. Mary widow of Samuel o.
Partridge, Sarah, widow of Samuel Tier
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Forester . at Fail River.

FALL B1vKR. Mass, Msy z7.-visiting
Forest with large number Of LEGAL
Fores,ers. left the city this afternoon on
steamer Piaret. ard after . sail through
Mt. Hope and Nsrseansett bays, the
steamer proceeded to Crescent Park, R. L.,
where . complimentary banquet was ten
dered the visitors. Covers we're laid for
400
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HEAVY FROST6.
Fruits and Vegetables Badly Damaged
Tuesday Might.

OswEGo, N. Y, May 27,--The heavy
frost did much damage throughout this
county last night. Fruit and vegetables
suffered severely.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 27-There was
heavy frost last night in this section and
the damage done early vegetables and
fruits is reported more serious than any
that occurred through the same cause this
spring.
wrSsTEp. CT, May 27.-Frost fell last
night in winsted, Norfolk and other towns
heresbouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-28

CUcAoo, Nay n.
HLouE-stesdy, uachsnged.
Notwithstanding; No. sprins. 1881; No
2 red, io3saioSs
CoRy-Isresuiar, excited; So. 2, s7ia5s.
OATs-Aetive, uasessied; no. .. ssa; No.
white, 4ss43i.
RYK-So. 4, sfasgi.
BARLEY-nominsi
PoEK-Dpii, 30 S..
LARD-DuIl; - Is.
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Od 1own ana oiono Electric Reads
Companies Consolidate.

BANGOR. May 27 The Old Town and
Orono electric street railroad companies
consolidated by a vote Of the directors at a
meeting in this city this afternoon. They
propose to build an electric railway from
Old Town to Ofono and possibly to
Veszie, distance of eight miles. The
Bangor street railway Company will exterd
IT'S hne to Veszie. ID the latter case making
continuous. line from Bangor to Old
Town, IL miles long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-28
Rhode Island Lssisiaturs q ects Ststs
Officials.

NEWPORT. r L.. Msy 27 Both Houses
Of the General Assembly met this after
BOON in grand committee to elect state
officials. Charles MsttesoD, who was st
the January session elected chief justice of
the Supreme Court, was reelected to that
position without opposition. For associate
justice. to fll the vacancy caused by the
promotion Of Judge Matteson,
Horstio Rogers, Republican, of
Providence, was elected. For new
associate justice, provided for by
the lar adopted this morning, William W.
Douglas, Republican, Of Providence. was
elected. For stste auditor, Albert G. Lar
ders, Republican, of Newport, was elected.
Other state officers were elected.
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Association.
Al Cinsinna,I-
Association STANDING.

HIts-St. Louis, TO. WhshInRtoH, 6, FfrOrR-
St Louis, /; Washington. :, Boyle and Neal
McGlire and Foreman.
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euspected OF Being in the Eniield
ebootlok Affair.

BANGOR. May 27.-Sheriff Reed arrested
at Costigsn today two men, George Orman
and Sam Julian, hailing from Nova SCOTS,
for taking part in Monday nights desperate
attack on Maine Central train. They are
young fellows. evidently tramps, and dis
claim all knowledge of the affair. A large
sheath knife wss found on one Of them.
II 10 nov said there were four others in the
gang and the eff GERS are after them.
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aAaB BALI.


Hits-Cieyeland. =: hroollyn, 10. Enors
Terry and Kirslow.
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1RE ATLANTA, GA, FAILURE
Creditors Have ptsd up Liabilities to
Ovsr 81 100000

ATLANTA. Ga, May 27.-The creditors
Of Stephen Ryan, whose store is in the
sheriff's hands, are pouring in from every
direction. The mortgages fled now amount
to nearly 81 2o0, COO, Of which 800, 900 is
in the shape of notes endorsed by Rysn's
father and brother, who are secured by
mortgages on stock in the store. Outside
creditors to the amount Of $500, 900 are
preparing TO fight the validity of the mort
cages Of the Ryan family and II B. Clsflin.
Four bills for q receiver have been filed.
Ryan claims that no receiver ought 10 be
appointed, and he is going TO make a des-
perate fight against it The case comes up
for argument before Judge Clark Monday
morning.
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RAILROADS. 4 Steam0oats
MAINE CENTRAL HsisR9se.
Arrangement Of Trai"s In Effect MAY
3D., 1891.

unul iursnsr soties sA'As leave sassrs Al
oloss.
GOIS0 wEsT-s-s0 A. d. fof Lewiston
KoctIand. Portland, sos.on and Montreal; Yss
A. n. for HAiloweu. Gardiner aa6 3ogts ftsFdk
ner, 1910 A. N. for lewiston. Farn!nxton
Ronaani, PortiAnf, Lancaster And Boston, Z %
Pm for HslIoreD. 1sstiBrt snd south Gardiner
g-ss n. 'or srunswics, 6a.h. RocklAnd, Portland,
Boston t.f5, (expressl Por. and and boston an !
hontresI, so5 r. N. FOR nsiloweu, sardt
Hsr and 8outh Gardiner; 90 r. n. might Pull
mat for Lewiston. Bsth, Portland and Boston
GO.y6 EAsT-s.io A. M. (aisht express) ,ot
Stephen 81, John and Aroostooh CoaatY; Sis a
and Vanostoro. il.s1 +. n Tor Watsryfis.
iS r. NJ. for Wateryiiis, Skowhegan, Bel
last, Dexter. Dover = Foxoroft, Bangor,
H19P NJ Saturdays oniy) for Esservflie
Sunday RApcr' train for Witetviiis and Sanger t'
The Might Pullman fraias run ssoa zay ever
night, Sundays tnol1ced, but not 20 bkovhesSs
on Monday mornings, oy to Belfsst. oestsr,
o. beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harbor. on
sunday mornings.
The day express trains going East a. sssP. n.
lad West al io.io A. NJ. run daily. sunday. iG
oluded between Boston Lewiston, Bath, Rock
and, Bangor and ST. John.
AcCOMNODATIoS rRAIN for ) ayas.s
leave. South Gardiner, 6.z3 A. ~. 100 aaS sp
w.. GAidiner ex3 a. NJ. i.i9 .ad AS r NJ.
Bsoweli, SO A.. NJ, las and $50 p, NJ.
Thropgh Iaxets 10 California and ali point.
South and West may be aad OF h. r.. W'ajsef
notet agent. Augusta. the oniy offos in Augusta
selling Wis all routes and ohs estng al passsse
free OF espente.
PAY8on TUCKER, yise Pres. ass1 aansss,
y v. 3ooTHBY. 9es1 Pass. mi Ticket AEt.
Portland. May lat, 1891.
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FOREIGN No1ns.

The London tailars strike is settled by
compromise.
The Easiish Derby at Epsom was run
Wednesday. Common won. getting $685.
900. There vas an immense after dance.
Martin L Millsr's tAnnefy at Glasgow, the
largest in the Kingdom, has been burned.
The loss 10 $250. 900 Two hundred hands
are thrown out Of employment.
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Augusta and Bath Steamboat Com.
pany.

With capital stock Of ss000-e2200
psid in, new steamboat company known
.s the Augusta and Bath Steamboat Co..
has been organized in Augusta for the pus-
pose Of iuunisg steamboats, between Bath.
Augusta and other places, maintaining .
passenger and freight line between Bash
and Augusta asd funping excursions 70
other places. Following 10 the list Of ON
GERS President, Y. B. NealIey. Bangor !;
Treasurer, Otis c. Webster, Augufsa !;
General Manager. Geo. z. Weeks, Aususts !;
Clerk. II. y. Bovditch. Augusta; Direct
ors, Henry J. Leach, Capt. Elisha Higgins.
II. Z. Bovditch. Geo. Z. Weeks, Otis G..
Webster, z. B. Nsalley.
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ORDER o. rRsCAsstos.
Augusta Police, II. r. Morse, Chief.
George Doughty. Marshal.
Chief ss % STAFF Assistant Il Asjasans Asss;en GENERA.
Aids-G. y. Gapnett, J. W. Ltbby. II. A. Halt.
). A. Jones.
orderlies-E. $. Doughty. Harry Brooks. Joe
Wymap, ION Cooper.
Dennis Military Band, Frank A. Ueunis, Leader.
Co. r, n. v. NJ. ". II. Ballard. Captain Com.
Camp Henry G. 81 .eie.. : v, W. W. wyuan.
Captain Commanding.
Seth William. ro., Mo. 2. g. =: r., s;v. Com
mander Melville Saith Comranding.
Disabled Soldiers In Carriages.
Seth Williams Ladies' Relief Corps.
slower Carriage.
Gov. v, q. Burleigh and staff
Orator and President OF the Day.
Major william Cullen Bryant. Commander Kea
neben Arrensl.
United States officials.
State OfIicials.
Officers OF InsAne Asylum.
Augusta City Government.
Clergy.
Citizens.
Route Of Procession.--Up Water street
70 Bridge, no Bridge to State, down S,ste
% Green, up Green to Forest Grove, Mt.
Vernon And Mt. Pleasant cemeteries.
Prayer at Forest Grove By Rsv. Mr.. lie
land; at Mt. Pleasant by Rev. J. M. Wy
man.
AT Ct. SthIJ rev. Nbhs. W. DOnorty
viii hold special service.
Returning by Winthrop street TO STATE,
down State to Monunsn. Park; thence to
Water street. where the parade will be
dismissed.
In the evening, at 7.30 O'Clock, the COM
rsdes and public will gsshe. Q. Meonian
Hall, for the orstion and other exercises.
Hon. John W. Chase will preside. The
orstion viii be delivered BY Hon. o. d.
Baker.
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DAsA's 0AlsApAnnxA Cup1sf
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rolyssmi.ss to be Gen. Back to Europa

WAsHIsGroS. May 27.--Assistsns Seerc-
tary Neulston has decided that Holiyer,
Pestison and wife of Sweden, detained at
New York - polygamists, fall within the
prohibited class of immigrants and has or-
cered their return to the country from
whence they came, at the expense of the
steamship company which brought them
over. This is the first time polygamists
have been debsrred.
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Meteorological Report.
MAY 27, 1891. 10 P. vi
TREATY OF 1913 VIOLATED.
BY French Naval Commar der Stopping
the 6ais OF Bait

ST. JOINS, N. F., May PA French
naval commander stopped the selling Of
hsis 20 Americans by Inhabitants of New
foundland m the west coast, in violation of
a treaty of 1918. Thomas n. Malloy, the
United States consul here has communicated
the fact to the local government and Sec.
retsry Blaiup
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Rsoss at Auburn. n. z

AuBURs. N. Y, Msy s7.-Tbe Central
New York Trottins Associstion's meeting
opened here today. Anns May won in the
2 80 class; best time 34s. Bob Irgefsoli
Won in the 2.24 pacing class; best time.
2.324. In the 725 class Capt. Lyons won
bess time 2 2s
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90, NEW YoEk. May ~.
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The only SarsH'orilia guaranteed 10 0bso-
t"fety cure Diseazss ofths Stomach, Liver, and
hjdaegs, Dyspepsia. H,digestioa, LOss IF dp-
pstRs, Sick HsViuche, HfsaHt,r Rh4sDtatisHi,
Dia5iHess, FsmGis Be1kRsss, HnaciatjoR, Gen.
~. "r,.''g, HfIt'.Hs 0 t,s ,F oHn', Eto'Fs.s'
oas Uimors, Salt Raeam, .SYphikEjs, Catpvvh,
Ringoorn. Cnr5aRcles, Ulcers, and Sores.
k2lIrfai Poison, EhiR IN the Bones.
DANA SARSAPARILLA CO., BeiJQst, Ne.
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Hiis-New York, Il. Chicago. 4. Erors--Ncv
York. .; Chicago, :. Sharrott and CLARK, Lub
and n Naslc.
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eaco oawmtii Buried.

BrDDEFoRD, May 27.-Joseph G. Deer
ing & Sons saw mill on the Ssco side Of
the river, valued at $4,000, was almost totally
destroyed by fire late this afternoon. The
fire caught BY friction from belt in con.
tact with woodwork. The property wa,
insured for $25C0.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trains Leave Oakland ~ follows Ecins
north $40 A. r. and 80 r. ~, connecting with
morning train on msine Central Railroad troD
Bangor and WAterytlie, and afternoon train. from
Augusta.
Trains Leave Bfng has going so1.n y.ot
A. N, and i2.S9 p. M. oona6otsnH ut OAklsad WITH
morning ifsins on Maine Central Rstlrosf Wis
boih routes to Portland. and with afternoon trAiE
for Portland and Bangor.
wM. u. AVER. sspt.
AsxsT %, issc.
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Colby. 20; u 8. c., 4.
Especial to the KExsEBEc JouRxAL-

BAHeoR, Msy 27.-Colby defeated n. s.
c. In long. one sided and Hnintefesting
game this afternoon. II. s. G. vas satisfied
with eight innings In justice to both
mines is should be sAid that the condition Of
the grounds account for the large number
Of errors.
The Coibys played all arannd their op-
pcnenss and but for the crowd Of people
that the two managers aud three policemen
tried in vain to keep of the ground. and
the condition of the same, the NJ. s. G..
would have gone 10 O.ono 3 vhitewashed
crowd Of boys.
The features Of the game were the hittir 9
Of Parsons, having Eve hits, with total Of
IL, and two double plays by the Colbys.
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FURRST BISMARCK
Breaks All Records on Passage
Across tbs Western OCEAN. ].
lialcs Rifs Rags b Psttolsln RsilaRlls
st Condekuqus, Francs.
Ole Man 10 Caught by the F..mss AKA
10 Cyematsd.

LONDON. May s7,--rhe HAmburg-Am
lean steamship FuersI Rismasck, Capt.
Albefs, Nsv York May 81 for Hamburg.
was sienalied OF Sciliy Islands at <.S0 p.
NJ. today. Time OF passage G days. II
hours and so minutes. Il 10 the best time
on record.
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Double playa-Psrsohs and Bonney (2) Lutlp
and Bonney. Glars and Keith. Home runs-far
sous, Lord ~; base tit., Parsons ~, hamlini
base hits. Parsons, Whitman; base on balls, ny
~ hitman. /. by Wilson ard Hanlin. z, hit by
ball, Bonney. Time, h 45 IN. Umpire Pushor.
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Que Mem Cssmatsd In B0rniGg Pstso-
lsum Refinery.

DusklRk. France, May a'.-Fife 1t
the petroleum reflnsries At Csndekerqus
caused damage Of $4,000. A man ss-
Gaping from the burning building vas
caught by the II ,mes was cremAted,
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Job Chass Ct LivAmcso Dad.
LEWISTON, Msy 27-Job Chase. Esq.
Of Livesmore died Wednesday. aged 60 He
was one of the first county commissioner
o Audroscoggin county.
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Nav ENGLAND League s.anoios.


NKw YoRI, May ~.
Money easy. rangius from to-
Prime paper at 81 to7
Government bonds. dull, steady TO firm.
Railroad bonds, dull, generally steady.
The following a-e the oloslna quotations OF Sc
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ExteE d. Modus Vfvoud1 to Aussscaus.
OTrAwA. Ont, May 27.-The bill to ex-
tend the medus vivendi to American fisher
men passed the Senate today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave 42d St. North Rver1 station New.YorA.
az folIows ard earlier from foot " r.
$50 A. M.-Dsly Cor Nswb9rg. Kingston. Albany.
DAILY. Sunday, west OF Coeymans Junction.
7,i5 4. M-Day for Albay daily except Sunday Mon.
1900 A. M.-Daly. for Newburs Albany, Utica. syra-
cuse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails Detroit CHI
earo Daily, except saturday Tor Toronto. -.
1883 A. M-D,y, exeep. sunday Tor Albany and Utica
5ii5 II. M.-paly. for Albsay Montrsal' rties syrs-
trot Chicago, Sc. Louis.
s,fJ r. M.-Day, for Albany Utea, Syracuse Roches.
Ter Iufso Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicago st. Louis.
Dsny, except SATURDAY for Toronto. =,
NFwBuRG LOCALS, , "a, 40 rs A Nj. Il 10, <;3o.
SiecnnS ears FOR Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto De.
,roit chicago, st. Louis on all through trains.
uaiv. FoP tickets Timetables parlor and sleeping
ear Recommendations Information apply t otees prok
Ntonst Newlos Glty, ~ yOs ~ gt2 Brc.dwsy
usas. c. 4. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
$675,OO0
7%Cumulative Preferred Stock,
100000
Common Stock,
OF THE COMPANY.

The preferred stock Is entitled dividend at the rate
OF cent per from July 1891 payable out OF
the earnings OF the corporation before any dividend set
the payment such dividend It shall remain, until
paid, charge against tho net earnings OF the company
prior 70 all rights OF the stock. The stock
is entitled surplus earnings OF company In
amount not exceed 10 per cent from the
date Doncumuative. II any surplus remains after the
payment Of such dividend the stock and is
divided dividends 1t IS TO be divided that each share
OF preferred each share stock shau
receive the same part thereof.
The authorized capital stock Of the company is
S. COO OF which 81 900 is preferred stock, and
the for subscription issued full
paid shares bic when taken and paid for
hereinafter specified. The remainder Of the stocks
offered subscription has been taken By the old
pany par In payment Of the transfer OF the prop
erty TO the company.
IL provided In the certificate OF Incorporation and
the bylaws that bond OF this Company shall be Issued
shall any be made upon any Of It's property
without the Of least seventy pet rs
per cent? OF the Preferred and also Of Common Stock
The voting powers OF both classes OF Stocks the
The Stocks OF the Company will be registered the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, and application will
be made list them the NewYork Boston Stock
Exchanges.
An examination OF The results Of the business of the
company made by 1Ir. stephen Little, lately First Vice.
President of the Association of American Railway Ac-
counting Officers, and certified by him, shows TINT
the profits for the five years ending June 30, 1891,
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FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NETWORK,
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NETWORK.
1889. 1890. 1891.
my goods - al $50 5j7 sl,g7O559 e. .0GO. $50
,$e1er,I ulcrchandse CLOS 7o9 1854 $40 1904 .155
Total for the week. 81 $50 2SG 20 $40 694 os5
January 4OS $50 O01 OIL CSoolO 4eOo5of'o
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YoRK
For the week . 1853 2sO s1SS4ST 1892, 431
Since January L.. 74l77lG 1S.1OG,T3l 31,se4,55s
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT SEW-YORK.
Far rbe week ~ 1894 os3 so12 736 s91o,1l9
Since January 1.... 67974 040 80 sJs 500 9375oi'S
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AN ADVANCE IN STOCKS.
CHANGERS IN THE LEAD.
-ur vANDERBILTS WITH THEM-CIOSING
STRONG AT THE HIGHEST POINTS.

IRIS AT THE STOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
BONDS AND BAYK STOCKS.