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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10
Mortuary,

Elias J. Msrson passed away 10 death
Wedne sday night at the resid euce on State
street Mr.. Ms,son had for several years
been = great sufferer with asthma and his
death resulted indirectly from this cause.
Mr.. Msrson had lived in this city
for more than 30 years and was very much
respected by sll that knew him. He was a
carriage maker and iron worker by trade
and followed this As long As his health
would permit. The funeral will be held
from the residence, lGl State street, at
p. M. Saturday. He left 4 wife and
daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10

see rev circular in Tuxedo Washing
Powder. july 3deod3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10

rss Da..s i.s>.e..nsAi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10

Both men used new rifles that they had
never fired before and considering the cir
cumstanceO the shooting was quite remark
able
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10

Mr.. II. Il Bowditch, secretary of the
Maine Pharmaceutical Association, has OBJ
tanned ever all roads halt rates for the
round trip to all druggists in the State who
attend the annual meetiog AT Portland July
23i The druggists are 10 meet at the Fall
mouth Hotel. July 23i. from which place
accompanied by Chardlef's Band, they will
leave for Great Diamond Island. There
they will hold a meeting of business
nature in the Portland club house, the
meeting 10 be followed by grand
shore dinner At this dinner covers will
be laid for 200 people, including invited
guests from Portland snd other parts Of
the State. After dinner .here will be adj
dresses. and later in the afternoon the party
will leave in a steamer and 3 steam yacht
for oil about the hsrbor. paying . visit to
the different islands. Those who wish to
get home that night will then leave. while
those who remain over night will find
accomn, sdations a, the Portland club house
till morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10
FOR SALE

TOR eALE-Cottage on Dresden camp
z ground, situated In one Of the best loca
lions will be sold very low for cash. Apply to g
g. Burns 81 Grove st. Augusta Ne.
| 1ulyl0dlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10
5000 A WEEK,

/ ROR REWT-A we'll furnished cottage at
| i Ocean Poist. Penty Of water In home 4.
}. PIERCE, Augusta, Ne. july7diw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-10

EVOR SALE OR TO LET-My residence on
T. Washington St. Easy terms; low figures
Inquire of j. N. Erskine or on premises.
julyl0diWs
The sun., 1891-11-15

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sS Sss s s Ssfss ss5i
lees active sa!s. 90 tcs prime city a: eIos and SSt M
Ssrt ys1y si% 8, ys @
ssii. and short elssr. sisSs1ts. ca! meat. NOR.
Iiss:ed hoss ea'ef q. p,sI sSSsks: s.sfl. 4
fsf a. ISs family S.y sSs
sales Of 81 Go0 Ms at 4le. searils steady At fSIic
sei san .ss ass
.Sssas n9r as 5 M
fos state factory iall cream ,.,,,., y, ~. ,...
idnG sss sss
ssss:: is$ II; sss e. 5Sss
nrn shipper. bought sparnsly on private terms and
;S%
% sas.s .na x s'ss sS:'s.!s sns :p,at Ss: I SsS
:s; s.
ss
sss 's saa at .sH .y = 4. ana h.
at oos "a steamer Am No: n was not quoted, s 0st'
ssc for PS:,smSe5 s7ass y, ana s
~ s: ss; e. ~ rs $'zss
;i'Ss II z :s;!?
ssnt assl os:a 1sssi
s:nS :aIs :..a afs r. % mixed aP isi ss a.s
ssnbtr. b5Ac.: January 64e;: February. baHe: May.
Ssss.y ss: Nv ss.e 60 - whit. eoS bessm ssS:
'ts 6Sssa.rz .ev. and stronger
sayss:
@ aSsf
Sssssp. = q III oo s ss.. S Es
sts.ay H @i.s sfs following e'0'
S:s:$s:; A. sy
The spot marte. was On Grm bat 9u.et: Rio quoted a.
t Es Hs
80 :"a sas:
Ss,S iSsssSss JAVA
a sss 1ias e. i.ir fsnnins and M siess srfisr fsr
Isi' st5ia
ssI e. sss .'s:sss sSss:
Saossa so 3sssss dcns.,ie s, 0 Ordinary ry'S 4
quiet quoted; Domestic, common to fair. 4Ss4xc.:
good TO nne, 6954c.: prime to choice. 6Ss00Ac Ran.
goon. s41fc.; fatns. 4t34,fc.: Japan. AA05hc.:
,NlVAL sroREs-spirits turpentne was dnll. and the
close was easy At 3dc for REGULAR and sa,4c for ma
ssia:a9h ~" g t :F" g 33" e. soSsiss;
steady a! IS. 70: ;: Pitch steady AZ q 90.
bnt steady. opening at P,9sc selling st hy9o9,tc and
closing steady 81 5E3se bid sales 1900 bbls Refined
55oc.: bulk, c.sO33c. Naphtha. 6.75c.
The sun., 1891-11-15
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
hO'sh Valley ioss Avn Psnna R. r.. Ssgf S55i
SATURDAY, Nov. IL.

~. SATURDAY, Nov. IL.
j., Efforts to take advantage OF dull market to
aspress prices this week have not been sue
,rSs'N'' The comparatively unimportant
.h"ne'al disasters at Berlin at the end Of last
"" "eeA We're apparently relied upon By the bears
S%efinG S,G their ventures to successful Issue
pu', according to all accounts. tho collapse at
neflih has been simply that OF small cotorie
spendthritts who have taken advan-
,,ase OF the confidence reposed In them
yo'hers. The figures cabled from Berlin
seemed imposing at first sight, but when
marks are reduced to their equivalent In our
saHeaey su,y It Is patent that the interests In
,SNoa are not large. The only important for
sn aeselopment this week has been the con-
Ala''0a oi adyicsS arst printed ip TEE eys.
The sun., 1891-11-15
Aaitroads.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD.~
N lew YORK CENTRAL
Aaitroads.
Hudson River Railroad.

Hudson kiver KalIroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
Operating the fastest and most
perfect through-train service in
the world.
Reaching by its through cars
the most important commercial
centres of the United States and
Canada, and the greatest of Ameri.
cas- health and pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLa
All trains arrive and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
<th nv. and A2d st., New York.
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CIT.
Trains leave foliowsi
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
A dM46Bn 46 s: sHsf n "a snnSa %ns .s tssn.s
time. 52I5 miles per hour.
FAST MAIL.
0.1O n. M.-For PouRhkeepsie, Albany Saratoga
S"ntTeal Utica. syracuse. Rochester. Batavia and
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Due Chicago 9i15 A. NJ. next day
ChlCAGO DAY ExPRESs.
aa aS. Mi 1 s'H * sSdsy sys s,,nEda
SOUTH WESTERN LIMITED.
H. s. fSa. Sa''nps Hs Sss. day. ss :s4:
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
40 r. M.-Due Chicago 3:ooP. N. next day. No
ALBANY rfGfsA sfhsc1Af. AEn sAHA1oeA
1880 r M.-pue Albany 1925. Troy 1885 Saratoga
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
A:S0P. M.-Dus Detroit 015 A. NJ, Chicago Aso
FAST WESTERN EXPREss.
S'svs.ps 81 Esai.
ADIRONDACK HNNR HNHss MONTREAL Ex.
9,es r. M.-Due Montreal 7:l5AM
BUFFALO ASR u uSi uNSi.AeARA FALLS
1.8O r. M.-Due Buffalo 7:3OAM
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss.
1880 4. II" st. Louis 7:3o 4. NJ
LIMITED FAST MAIL
o,0S O;. MmssssDins car passengers for Rochester
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
caro- dsy sa Rsss ns Chicago also
fIS
ssS 4f sS r NJ HI ','S s SO EsoxHss'Rs.Ss yiS Sis
lsr Sa!ski station sCatskiII. t7:ao: I'll ESQ y:
.aSS afS sas fs5 e 81 Ssrsss" ] xest sssYfn
ALBANY ASP SS TROY st7:5o 1900, s:lS 1000 ho;sS
y ~ 'sS sSa S''y S:5S Mi $3.50
UTICA AND sYRAcrsE-t7:3o 900, olo. 1oIo.
tlo:so ~ 80 A. NJ: 1880 4:5o. 800. 1850. 500.
R0GHEsTER .,ASp grrrALo-.o;eo. s:1o, 1907
u ~ Pop. NJ; also for RochesteE 100 @ r. ~
$50 600 $50 Q;15. III :5p T. N.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MOSTREAL-fp1O
CARE Vincent, CLAYTON oGDENsBURG AND os-
wEGO-t1l :59 r NJ; also for Cape vincent and Clay.
ton. s2l2 +; NJ: for oswego s:lo 1000 tl1'3o A
ATBURS GENRyA AND cAEANpAIsuA-e:1o1 1000
PlTTSEIELD,L LEN0x. NORTH ADAAss
VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars to Pitts
held-tO1 A. NJ, due Ptttsneld 80 North Adams 2:BO
7. NJ; 1850 p. NJ duo Pttsneld 6:10. North Adams
$40 p NJ.
For tickets and space in Sleeping Cars apply Grand
Central Station at Ala 7a6 yx2 Broadway IL PARK
place. 53 West l25th ST., and 18sth ST. station New
York. 33s washington St. 726 Fulton st.. and a96 Bed
ford nv- E. d. Brooklyn.
westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
tDay except Sunday. 1Daily except Saturday. othse
Above trains except those leaving At 600 e1o An
81h $3.50. $3.50 3:55. <:o5. and 11:6o p u. stop q
13Sth st. station.
JOHN N. TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIRI8.
General Manager. General Pass. Agent.
The sun., 1891-11-15
Too Many Wives.

One Of the first things that Sam \. Porter
did when he came to this country was to marry
Minnie F. Hayden. That was In May. 1880.
N Eebrysrg o. the following yer be harrled
legged that Porter has wife and children In
London. He is In the Tombs awaiting trial
for blgnmy.
The sun., 1891-11-15
PROFITS SINCE CAPITALIZATION

ization has been snormous The drst Years
trading. Of the English Company. after pro-
pebsstares. Tesqlted IN @ return to The share. re-
ho!ders Of diyidsna Of per cent on the Pre-;
oek sesss asns S as
shS sS 4eiharryinG 4ia forward to next years account
For the second fiscal year lending July 81.
Debentures and divldends OF 8 per cent on
stac 0Ss SssdSs IT, oes Ss a 'e q
Of tss1 o ena tSe s
on: assp per een Gould % have Been
ioESard @ Hi the the si31%o as Sndividsd profits:
., The L summarization OF the foregoing shows
psYts vs se ee
s74e.535 pay tss Interest as On its e DsSsStSses
res sssefSs ! tqnd oysr si96o1S.;s shszlnf s!sh.
prises.
The business Of the Company at present is
H. a most prosperous condition; and is stead.
% Cransh CH h' was OPENED IN sTtserlepad pad.
Tnieh aSs ALREADY given Ss re
Enrsh branches ahow large increase sf In
profit and u reduction in working expenses
over nreyio9s years and T. an evidence 9f the
hS..s s %'sis. @iss %S r TO- Of s sst
ss n%' s's" "s q. .s q. ss sss1s ss" s
anmnn ora the rreferrrd Stuck. The profits Of
the other branches. including the United States.
ns 70
being R these
Continental countries. where the fieid is
e9ue.iy as promising; and , while the business 9H s
s IL eoupr is Il s at The m
The reduced cost OF, production and cheap
e though 'f anleSIt to ovsrseme I q tss OUTSET
soon develops into n confidence which makes
their patronage constant and durable.
PREFERRED STOCK.
The per cent camnIqtye da0 PssisErsd Stock
class security. afrordng an assured rate OF In
terest. worthy the attention OF the most con-
serrative investor.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The. right is reserved, to reject. any sub
pst posited on application win be- returned. il
tie amoant pad on R2 Applied
on the sums TO become due on the allotment;
Receipts will be given for all paymentS made.
and engraved Trust Company Certificates
issued By the Central Trust Company will be
delivered at once after final payment Is made
Any installment may be paid in advance un-
dor discount at the rate of q per cent per
annum. and Stock issued at once.
Failure to make payment OF any tnstallment
may operate as u forfeiture OF oil previous
payments,
Dividends are declared and paid every six
months by the English Board Of Directors In
London. after thorough examination OF the
books and business by chartered English ac-
countants. In this country the. semt-annual
dividends are paid by the Central Trust Com
don. such dividends usually being paid in
April ard October Of each year
TRANSFER AGENTS:
CENTRAL TRUST CO.. NEW YORK.
REGISTRAR or CERTIFICATES:
UNION TRUST CO.. NEW YORK.
Application will be made to the New York
stock Exchange for dealings in the stock.
The sun., 1891-11-15
3ailroads.

the STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERGAl
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of
Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. as
follows:
On aud after SEPrEMBBR =. 1921
THE FAST LINE.
eSo yss'ibae Sleeping and rsrS5 Or
AN, indianapolis iI'toA n chicago AUS =. NJ:
Toledo. except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
1000 A. .M..ComIo,ed exclusively Of Pullman Yes.
smoking. and 5pssrratian Cara % presenting nnsnsis
all the conyeniences of home or ollee lighted by
sisnss S.S H. inai.nspolis iisso A. n" and CHI chi
sT. LOUIS and CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
New YORK and Din.ns Car. from 'Ss New YORK to- 81
Hf'i fa'o % & aSd t St
THE COLUMnrAN EXPRESS.
Smoking. and FennsyIsanis Rsiirosa 1ss9lbue Pas
SEssss Ss TO
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
essS sss. :: f.sglsn st. G SsT
Cleveland, and Memphis Dining Cars New York to
Philadelphia. and Pittsburgh to Kichmond and Chi;
ss's ::$ 5i:,!::s s:$I;
PACIFIC EXPREss.
500 r. M.-.Pullmnn Buffet Sleeping Car New York
U. y.sy s' gs sf Ssy' a tSa%p as,
nS sna tGs sasS
4 100 r. N. - Shenandoah. Valley Express with
through Buffet Sleeper TO New Orleaus.
BALTIMORE wsAGSUHT!MNe1oS' sGUTM. AND THE
"washngton Limited Express" Of Pullman Parlor Cars
1oio 4 n. arrive Wellington $50 r. H., and Con:
S;'P R.nRx ssS
go $500. $50 and II 80 ~. 2:io $3.50 800. and
vSR ATLHSTIS CRY. Zoo p NJ week days, with
FOR CAPE MAY, :OOp. NJ week days
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: O:2O 1920. s:oo $50. 300 1000 Pennsyl.
wanna Limited with Dining Car and 10:lO Washing.
ton Limited with Dining Carr and II 100 NJ, 12:2O.
sSS and @ @ NJ al and Y2is ssSt Aeco&mose: @ S
p.s,. Sn s aRS S med snadnSs sna 1890 Ex
md ~ Is night. Accommodation 7:o0P NJ
For Time OF trains to local points on the Penn
ksr9sS ks. @ @ an aP&S "a a s
Court st. $50 Fulton and Brooklyn Annex Station
foot OF Fnltcn ST. Brooklyn; IS Hudson st. Hoboken:
The New YORK transfer Company will call for and
Check baggage from hotels and residences through to
'ssfitilf cHAs. I. PrsH. J.R WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
The sun., 1891-11-15
T RE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHI.
CAGO. VIA CHAuTACQUA LAKE OR NIAGARA
FALLS. AN ENCHANTING PANORAMA OF NOUN
TAINS. FORESTS, AND STREAMS.
Direct route % to fassao Paterson TgSsd1 SewSnrrn
dale, Scranton. BinRh.mton. Em,ra Corning Watkins
iornellsviile Bufao Niagara Falls Toronta Chautau
qua Lake, Cleveland. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago.
and all points West. Trains leave New York. foot OF
Chambers st.. as follows. and I'VE minutes earlier from
q M 4. II. Dsiy-yi. Niasars Falls and chantau.
SsOO qua Lake Parlor car New York to Buffalo,
s,eepe- Hornellsville to Cincinnati
y i'm 7. NJ. DaiyVestibule limited, Solid train for
OsOO Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake, with dining
to Chicago. sleepers to Chicago Cleveland. aud
Cincinnati.
.l on r. NJ, except straightforward express for
d. ~ Binghamton Honesdale, and Monticello.
q on =. NJ. Daiy-Solid train to Chicago. via Mag
O.OV ara Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Seepers
to Bufilo Rochester. Toronto. and Chicago.
O .ln p. NJ. Daiy-via Chautauqua Lake and Mag.
CsCO ara Falls Solid train to Chicago. sleepen to
Burfao. Chicago. and Cincinnati.
DORT JERy1S-Week Days. A. NJ, A. NJ, O:3O A.
IN. II. M $3.50 r NJ. a;so T. n; $3.50 =. ~ r n;
s:3oP. N. sundays-9 A N. P. NJ. $50 M. $3.50
NKwBuRsHzwesk Days-eA. n. s:45 I'm. 4:4sP
Ts1cKETs AN5 PTIIasN spIISa' 'Xcc6ldobIfiSSs H at az
ESD st. Ferries New. YORK, ISL and sss Fulton st..
Brooklyn; lO7 Broadway. Williamsburg: corner New.
ark and Hudson sts oboksn and Jersey City Station
Erie Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and residenee. through to destination
W. @. RISEARSON General Passenger Agent.
The sun., 1891-11-15


Brown. Robert / Ia N Cobb 50 145th st. o
Edgecombe ~. . yr.. .;:..............:i
l44th d, ". ,i,:.!.....;
Loan Association. n Crotona av. Q Broad st.
conion, Marsaret 4. 10 Conlon. iiiih 1t.
Carr. Geor1s 1. Il al 70 W aobis' i65ih st.
lyman. Nathan. and. ano. TO Hsx Tsnnsn.
xs.ses.s s.s% a. 4ss:: SI::s doa:tsia. Henry ST,
xs.Sisr Gna.VS ehsils; g. to Frey sXv x. gtl,
Moore. James. to Hinlon. "a az. 4 li.s's
ssSaaeriy Mary Il. 81. 10 Levy. Lex.
Mmhi.bsch joseph, 10 II Ahren;bsamer.' n (.
lalst st. . Coprtlandt Az, 3 yrs.....s:........
Plnss, Herbert q. toJ FOSTER. 46th st. W
rlohpsoa, n s &oiii: j. to Eliza lockwood. I0s
Typbsra. sssmund, to L Issnburgsr. ss o2d st.
wbi.s, Xnns H. 10 The Piid:ty and Ga;u:ty
Co. " Teller av. 8 1U<th 1t. nots".........,.
The sun., 1891-11-15
The weekly bank statement shows:
Reserve eSIlI, ,lNl, 100 STA 49, 900 Inc. 81 1890
Rcs'ye reQd l04. .2OJ. $50 1O4. .22Y.85O Inc. 1880
Surplus. sS.vsS.l60 S9<52.l5o Inc. s2,<d7.ooo
Tho deficit year aso was sSs23 800. and the surplus
two venra k6ADS15

Surplus. S6.vS5l6O S9.&52.l50 Inc S2,<87.000
two ,s. s.ss was and the surplus
The Fnancial Chronicle reports the gross
sSaas ss az
and iorty, six railroads io5 the. t@sp @ oS1 months
sndng nsIssse 0ss 81 as xt
corresponding period Of last year.
The Columbus. Hooking Valley and. Toledo
s 81
ss nsE S Ss %Snf q
s Rs sfP 80 e q
and net an 81
The receipts from customs for the week were
ana of is9@ rsInss rsysfas
sfssSis Iass XSss s2d making the t0t" since July l.
NSaa Spnf fgsssss nss uns SS Sssf s
ssssspt0s sp and dsssssssi RYdas ffssaSs gsianss
& %f1sss ss q ssG ssaaa ts ffsss% dssrsass
Treasury balances compare with those of
last Saturday as follows: :.
ss;s :s:;: ;:s s:sss;
Treasury hotes"..'... 5.o96A7 8.4SO.2Is
Total. ,,.....,.,,,.,,, ,sisd. .46v.sl4 sIe172i.iiO
Deposits In national banks. Sic. 5.1S1. .05S.
against Sl5.O1S.330 last saturday, Bonds de-
posted to secure the same. SIG, 72U.5OO. In
ports silver bullion purchased under, the act
Of July II. laH. $1l .Osl. tO4. and I Treasury 1
which S0S3O0.I79 are outstanding.
Money in London. 262k y cent. Rate OF dis
count In the open pen market for both short and
bullion gone into Bank of England on balance
to-day. E37 900. Paris ndvices quote 3 Y cents
vt ~ francs 4o}s confines. and exchange on
London at 20 francs 2Jis centlInes. The weekly
statement. Of the Bank OF france shows IA
Increase OF l.0lb.026 francs In gold and o de-
crease OF 2.l02.3OO francs In silver.
TAe sales Of mining stocks at tRs New XQIk
The sun., 1891-11-15

134th st. . ., $50 e St AIMS av. 5Ox7O: VIM
1ss,b st sSo . Raiirosd sy SoxIo0c. johiIn;
j Albert, Mary aud Jos iIeskel to Geo and
I'd av. 1851. abxS6: Christopi 4 schabsf to
Ei,Sn nr hoeh h0 iHi;b a. 'i;S:i.i.hii.
J3T.3: Archangelo Rosciano to Mary Russ
1bSth 1t :. loo 18th av. 2a7.aI irr.a. cross.
Ing intervening streets; George BrnHel TO
1Sist 81. n .. 40 Ccurtlandt av. :a5xioI io
Helene rensbeuiner to JOS Muhlebach.....
Willett st. So. lease; Edward UBrien, ref. to
<6th st. 9. 276 W 10th nv, 25xlO0.<; william
QTitns. ref, to Herbert Piass...,..........,..
Same prop: Herbert Plass and wife to James
op,h ~ iS63.e Lex nv. i6x9sp; Cha. Me-
Cready TO ~. stephcn's Roman Catholic
wsshina,on az. n i.,ton Nv. es. to ibith st.
T.Yn5n.l: ti9clnto husshon 70 Rosclano,.
West Farms TO Hunts Point road. adj WIN Chr.
ser. irrey; Henry Boton ct al to Harlem
Brpise. Norrisania ard fOrdham nway CO..
Same property; Th0s and Henry Bolton TO
The sun., 1891-11-15
PROPERTY CONVEYED.
EARNINGS BEFORE CAPITALIZE
TON,

as an English Company In November. 1852.
tho business was th2roughy examined by
we're valued by competent appraisers, and tho
past history OF the business, especially in the
way OF profits. was su ubjected to the. most rigid
scrutiny. According to the certified statement
made BY these accountants. tho average yearly
profit OF the UNIJED ST.i1ES BUSlNESS
ALONh for the seven years priorto its capital
iZation was sufficient to pay u per cent In
The sun., 1891-11-15

terest on the outstanding Debentures. provide
theS per cent. dividend on the Preferred Stock.
Common Shares. During this period the low
est, est annual net profit made In any year vas
years prior. to the capitalization Of the bust
ness were the largest in its history. with the
exception OF those for one year. The total
~ aMRhG RSnLsI MILIfoNs M u Ss'f DoLG1Rs eAeeeoea
The sun., 1891-11-15

TINuE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
l. For CHARLESTON, y. g. JAcKsoNyILLE. PlA.
Fro From az SSa1ay. ~ %.Ss ana sH1
~ Passenger accommodations and cuisine uhsur
l!reen. \. g. = u. EGEk Gen Agt o. 3. Prt. Line. 3A7
broadway, y. \.
The sun., 1891-11-15
WIElTE STAR LINE.

rEtToNM,. ''..'.''.'';; Wednesday NOV; ~ A
superior second cabin accommodations on Teutnnlc
and Majestic steerage from the old country $40
ONCE I'd Broadway. and on the wharf, foot Of West
10Th ST. II. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent
The sun., 1891-11-15
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
Electric stock Quotations.

HosIos Nov IL The iaest electric stock quotations
The sun., 1891-11-15

The subscrlrtion Hooks will be opene
A, NJ, and close on or before ~ o.
CENTRAL TR CS.r CO.. !.
Washington Sts., Boston.
Industrlni Trust Co, 81 Westminster
st.. Providence, X. i.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09

The British Government has
recently reduced the duty on to-
bacco, and yet the revenue for
the last fiscal year from that
source exceeded by $2,5OO,O0O
the receipts of the previous year.
The report of the Customs Com
missioner points out that the
increase was derived almost
entirely from the ordinary cut
tobacco consumed by the work
ing classes, whose improved
wages has undoubtedly assisted
to bring about this satisfactory
and gratifying state of revenue
Whereas in 1877 the consump-
ton of the weed per hundred of
the population was /, - it was
last year ,94, against rs in 49,
So.
The state of affairs is regard
ed with much satisfaction by
Her Majesty as indicative of q
general spirit of contentnent il
her dOminions. She seems TO
regard tobacco as quite a relia-
bic political barometer, and rea-
sons that so lolg as her subjects
smoke conplacently they are not
me,liGating broiis and turmoils.
Times.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09
Curious Cuttings.

Here is a sentence of thirty
two words which some ingeni-
Gus person has constructed of
the six letters found in the word
maiden" "Ida, a maiden, a
mean man named Ned Dean,
and Media, a Madame, made
me mend a die and dime and
mind a mine in a dim den in
Maine"
A Norwegian living in the
Sixteenth century was account
ed master hand at minute con-
trivance. In proof of this it is
recorded that he made 10000
dishes of turned ivory, in
every respect without a flaw,
and so tiny that all of them
could be safely Graded in a pep
percorn cup of usual size.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09
Scientific WAITS.

The use of oil to smooth the
sea in rough weather has been
applied to a life buoy. Valves
are opened automatically, re.
leasing the oil gradually and
preventing the heavy waves
from breaking over the buoy
and suffocating the person in
in.
An English inventor has con.
structed a novel device to do
away with the enormous press
ure of water against the bows
of ocean steamers. 1t consists
of one or more screws on each
side of the bow, which throws
the water aside and creates a
dry well in front of the vessel.
Many years ago an ocean
steamship made only ten or
twelve revolutions of the en-
CINE, using only five pounds of
steam pressure. With this she
averaged about eight knots.
High powered ships of the pres
ent day use thirty-six times this
pressure and makes seven times
the revolution. Their speed is
only two and a ha f times as
great.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09

1t is with great deal Of regret we
say it-no organized effort is being
made to have Durham county fill her
place at the approachingstate Expo
sition. What is done, if done at ALL
will be through individual efforts,
and we hope something will be DONE
A county like ours, grand in her re-
sources, manufactures and possibili-
ties: next door neighbor to the expo
sition, should have her advantages
and products well displayed, thereby
attracting the attention of the many
new visitors who will throng the ex-
position grounds. Is it possible that
we will be left behind this time ! We
have done our best to encourage this
move, but our people do not seem to
move.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09

A pneumatic chisel has been
introduced into a stonecutting
establishment in Germany. II
resembles in appearance a syr.
inge. which the operator holds
in both hands, and as he lets il
slide over the surface Of the
stone or metal the chisel chips
off splinters and particles. Com.
pressed air, acting on a piston,
imparts a rotation Of from 10.
600 10 l2,mW revolutions per
minute.