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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
financial.
Dipioen0 Nctlres.
A TLANTIC TRUST COMPANY,


IA 80 WILLIAM STREET
The following coupons payable this ONCE and
after the 1st day Of June, 1892
AUBURN ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
CENTRAL r. r. & BANKING co. OF GEORGIA CAR
TRUST A 81
COLORADO HAMMER BRICK co.
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY TOLEDO CAR
TRUST A 49,
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY & TOLEDO e.
HOOKING COAL & r. r. co. PER CENT.
GEORGIA PACIFIC CAR TRUST ia
HUNTINGTON RAILROAD CO.
IOWA AND ILLINOIS COAL co.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT co.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO., SERIES z 3.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO, SERIES'z a.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO., SERIES II.
IRON CAR TRUST b 1Ql.
Iron CAR TRUST h 139.
MAnsHALLTowN ELECTRIC CO., MARsHALL-
TOWN IOWA
PENN. PoUGHK EEPSIE AND BOSTON r. T. CAR
TRUST SERIES A.
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS CAR TRUST.
81
y las
STEU BENvILLE STREET r y
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
WHIrEBREAST FUEL co.
June Is.
MINI SAULT ST. NJ. AND ATLANTIC CAR TRUST,
SERIES A.
NETWORK DREDGING CO., TRUST CERTIFICATE,
a TO-
MOBILE AND OHIO CAR TRUST SERIES A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
COFFIN L. STANTON,

COFFIN L. STANTON,
~ BANKERS
70 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK.
The matured interest the following bonds is payable
Office and after June /. 1892:
CITY Or LOGANSPOKT, IND,
RefuDdhg per cents.
CITY OF MOUNT VERNON IND.
Rounding per cents.
CITY OF San DIEGO, CAL.
School per cents
COUNTY OF DECATUR. IND,
Court House per cents.
CITY OF ATLANTIC, IOWA.
School District PEI cents.
CITY OF JEtFLHsONNILLE, IND,
Funding u l%r cents.
COUNTY OF BUTLER OHIO,
Court House per
ASHTABULA WATER SUPPLY COMPANY.
First Mortgage Ier cents.
CITY WATER AND LIAM COMPANY or ABILENE,
KAN,
,,c,..,r<.,,..F First Mortgage 8 pei cent? .,,,.,.
First Mortgage 8 per cents.
Bond No. !, Issue Of Feb Il, Ios7, Of wINNEBAGo
l:,r. N uo Bc c cent with accrued in
Bonds Nos -. H. Is 10 II, and Is OF the Issue of
HAsKA COUNTY. IOWA. Interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending May 81. 1857
pI,ANN An PEAS

Receipts for the weet-Beans l75l bbls peas, o'Soo
bush. EAportsBeans, 1,Jol pkgs peas 2e,i Dbl, In
port. bags beans. The market has made "a iultser
gam all Saretcs and close. ara but qus5 sae
- lCG$2 i5 with fayorite marks held at - ~
Choice medium have bed 81 50 in few cases pun te
VI 80. Pea nrm at 81 SOdSl Sd EN-
orters have paid ~ 81 for new White kidney, ana the
lust OF Rcd Kidney shipper, embracing upwsfd OF
100 bbls u 30 I. .. b. California Lima u Is,I
demand steady. t'ree unchanged; SCOTCH hei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

a Ii COUPONS due 1st prox. and the prin-
"A cipal OF all bonds due that date issued by THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY. and secured by
rolling furnished railroads under cartus form will
be ,,sid Oh and after that the Offices Of POST
MARTIN g. co, No. - Wai-st NowYork, and f. w.
CLARK g. CO.. No. 1873 South fth-st.. Philadelphia
Nav 81 1892. IL. A. V. Posi- Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
pOULTKY AND GAME.

lhrccn carlo0d' q I've poultry clmt IN yestftily and
DAY under strong demand from the Jews for their
holiday trade the market held up we'll Quite number Of
Indiana sid yesterday at lc, but Eel Iowa
AMI Missouri lots 1870 the current rate and to-day We
sales above i3,c. Chickens plenty 0nd
lower general ,ocs 2Od2jc few choice reaching 21c,
small ranging down TO lsc. boosters and turkeys
easy. topd ducks ana geese H. liii dnn ana
Dressed fowls adj anccd 70 lf2c, following our last ~
but fell back ~ &c by the close OF the week This
brought considerable Increase in supply and ths
holiday occurring Monday, BY throwing two DAYS supply
The marhcs together given buyers the advantage. At
close few sales have reached l3c but the trade at
tt Is dun that most receiver, accepting l3c
rather than lose customers, Turkeys hold about st,dy
spring chickens much renter 0d rapidly declining trade
Tor them Increase, SLOW and at the lower
cciN'r, have difhcuty finding adequate outlet.
Sl.rIl durt elsl1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

squash, Florida, per crat. -....'.'. 0"S
LIVE POULTRY.
s sSlSs S enIsssns sssd E. q
fo"is, Jes y state and Penn., per III. ls1a Id
F FSwi: s %s.srn and southwestern per ~ is
tSesSsrs young s anu DID, per h........ p lSs
b ucsss' ' j < Y and Pcna per pair e 10
%s;:@ &! Is jssajAv.s per pair
~ q ""
DRESSED poULTRY-FREsH KILLED.
TURKEYS, selected hens per n..-......-. 10 Is
Turkeys toms, fair % prime 70 70 as
$sssss: E Z s s1SII., e. Ess E. &
$s:s:% %:' S S'fS: BY
F FSws VT Wtts rnd per- Penn per i+s Il
ss SEns ducks SSias Eastern q ri Per
s sS%sSSs ds sIs per- per- rs aco
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
od potatoes are in moderate demand and supplies srs
rather ncs s0s e'a seR p' Dcssc improved 1.-THE
our last report but have .nce Ie9 m mnder siHs and
asE witot proper grading onions about steady Grees
eas Sec. price O9wss U%s last tS SsSSS
Sas are u HSIs and icweT sras
dong better but OF irregular quality and value many
lots being too green
and s4sc oF farmers spanish shsed quoted
for No; !; No 2 s'a4c; Virginia No. 'heled an"
&C. EEL t Gsa qui., buyers favor South
e' M qPiq sGARxew light supply e%. dem as
small and pse ,s leck hsh "G. Tub stock offered Ss
6s,c. Syrup quiet at 5Oa05c per gal
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts Of milk and cream az ne
different railroad distributing points IN ana near e eiy
Sor tho week have been follows Erie, 5000 cA,s -
ml ~ cans Of condensed milk and 2Sl cans OF cream
pennsylvania Poughkeepsie and Boston, 30 cans OF nik
snsnI,hanpa / $50 cans Of milk and 3, cans o. cream
Tsckawanna 1925 Of milk and 50 ems OF cream
Zew-Ywk Lent and Harlem, 2,2I2 cans ON 20 AN
=, cond~nsod milk and 10 cans Of cram New YORK Cfy
ard Northern O4l Of milk NeM.Hayen ana hsrS
Sord $50 ,nns Of milk; ontario and Western Ifo cehx
Of milk and OF cream West shore lo59 cans o.
milf IFS cans Of condensed milk and 81 cans OF cre"
Tpw-Jersey Central. 800 cans OF mix ana ~ cans VI
cream and by miscellaneous short route l'S Dnny has
milk and so cans Of cream The total daily supply nSs
been 10 49s cans milk, III Of CONDENSED n 5i
and 6jy cans OF cream. Tn MIX Exchange price - -
cents quart net TO producer The average price psc
Tor the surplus the platforms mas been ~ - JAIL '"
quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
BUTTER.

Receipts for week, 3j,l10 pkgs. Exports for week.
7Sp pAls. which has been 70 long predicted
la come at lot supple, have nerased lareelyE
cent for tn week and with buyers olAsh
AID determined become overloaded the decline,
il Ina. been a slow dragging trade. Sellers have pushed
good, into oNery available outlet but 10 hos been I'M
possible keep The stock cleared up closely was
desired Prices have been sharply, the decline Tor
The week being nearly 81 per %. Today business
on very moderate scale una II developed exceedingly
weak feeling Fancy creamery from all sections either
stat or Western and n thu best styles Of package .od
az l7Ldlsc the ide figure being very extreme This
sft.oou FOR gftdce grassy stock Fir.t- slow At
IGLal1c and third, TO seconds at lidl6c. The quail
tv H. not suitable hold yet aud j. work
ing n get this week. receipts into con~umptke channels
quickly possible Packing IN this t' has become
uui general in airy sections. and buyer, here who
anticipate needs for hn tubs are taking pisent
r,riut quite freely on the basis Of l72c for fancy
line, and is for close selections Welsh tubs must be
fancy 10 wholesale at l7 nice lines selling AZ l6a
l6c Imatio creamery has fallen ~ l4dljc for choice
NIX. and fresh factory l. going at l2dl3c partly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
HOPS.

Receipts for the week. o72 bales exports. bales
nrort, ri bllcs There been later steady holding
OF all grade. trade hs- continued light and buyer, %
not much confidence IN the present position ~
The absence of pressure to seli an en-
couragng feature and the wealth should continue warm
lin, consumption beer would ncrcise sLch extent
require hops and this might give u better trade
been making good progress within the past few
,i,V. and he ont Is Inf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
Bankers ano Brokers
financial Fleeing.

" Office is hereby given, that special meet
~ ing OF the stockholders Of the Electric Railway So
~ AT ,bs nIted states viii be held the office Of the
Company No ! Broadway IN The city Of New.YSrk on
Tor the purpose Of electng nine u eee to serve FOR he
wear ending May 1898 also three INSPECTORS OF inc neAt
tons passed by the Boud Of Truster on the 10th day OF
N TOO nd to tran act such other business may
49, .5rs tSe meeting. The polls Will be opened az IL
o'clock noon remain open Tor the reception of votes
UNI" o''"'N J" CYRUS W. FIELD. President.
WILLIAM MOILoY Secretary
New.York MAY 10, 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS R'Y CO..
As WALL-ST.. NEW YORK, May %, 1892.
THE coupons on the FIRST MORTGAGE
/ BONDS Of the Missouri Kansas and Tcxao Railway
Co maturing l. 1882. viii be- paid upon presentation
az he OF this company No. 40 Wallet, NcwYork
." WIN c. .. HEDGE. Secretary and Treasurer.
TOLEDO ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY.
III HE COUPONS due June 1, 1892, on the
First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company viii be pad
a. the Rank Of North America, No. % Nsssaust New
Work CITY on and after that date.
' w. HOWARD GLIDER Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week, o3oj pkgs exports Tor week 1923
pke- f,aporated apple are very QUIET at the moment
and prices being shaded little I'm the effort 20 de-
I-n'. outside quotations possible only jobbng
way Sundrcd sliced quarters have but little call and
weak I'earhe. nearly 81 stock klepherrr- show
Increasing strength. Other small fruits unchanged and
iull Aprcot- in very light stock and firm. PfuncS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

hock N 10 I'd IN Nav =. .I.U hu-h lg"i't
TO- so ih h., week and 49, al bush thi- time vear
ago Sto,k of 80 : mixed corn. MAY -, lHp2t5 bush
81 bush lat week. md - iu- bush l'fr
AGO Stock ~ 40 oats. May - 2.odi3 hush 'f"ln~t
2sI 40 bush lat week. and 3311Ol bu-n year ago.
Stn, Of 40 white oats MAY 2S GilJ1 bush. AGAINST
81 ~ hn.h lat wrrt and 2io 80 bush a var ago;
New york Produce Exchange settlement " Nsib" sup
pv Ssiurdly, MAY -. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
STAINED.
..ts.1ClLow Mideling -......
Good Ordinary
- ali

Strict Good Ordinary sic MdainR .-........7
In the contract line tho temper quiN bul'. "iis
oonedorable local covering. leading 70 far dft' 81
sctyity. the ous@t III market I'D 'Nneed about P
and tho clos. shoye< gahs II 9DlO Ioln oF' t
ona ON saturday iass Wcat5er report RON he South
isd stltuJa- nh e~eet c.ry rolns haygg fallen IN soNe
sect,ons bul ths chief bull tloi VA rice u 'H1
points AZ Liverpool. Sales. Il9.7Oo bal,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
NEW RUTTER.

Receipts for week. - 100 boxes Exports, 2oftV
haze, Lower price, c4bled sbruad az the beginning OF
a week drew pretty good orders Tor cheese ana She
shippers came N hu them they found Tue supp" NJ
ma receivers assuming Nthef ntl stu-
sde Competition the stock soon Oecahe ruth,I
harm md there "a fairly active market with ,lishty
stronger prices up the closing of mails io me Sauaa
.,-an stock then engaged 70 sulNe, sui
t,re was moderate buying Yesterday and to-day 0I the
fa- steamer. sailing carly u noro" but the nsA, mi
NV hecou. much queor aud there IS loss OF tone on an
grade. Here ard there lot Of large SIZE ISu 'ra IAN
d,sI Whit 4, It'll PLACED at l0Nc but the genera pre-
Tor anesf white is l0c With fancy coored dull and WEAK
az SADDLE Under gradA Of ull cream ianFd ron -
Svnwnrd aud lne,t snail full have faien %
iOa IOLc tAeusn1o County pSrt skins nave uNerassu
.c lower on lots and nearly &c lower on ouef g'uo
~ I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01


Visible supply In the United states and Canada
Wheat bush - $500 % eoor0 i 4o2 70 q ~ g2I
oota bush SiT5 900 2s62 oo9 i2t95Ge 5000 ~
M Esre9 Sa'ss bush sli 90 $4,000 iS57G7 G65isS
GUNNY CLoTu-An active demand with reported
A'WXY kNp FrRAw- with a mod rate demand. The mar
SnuI.. are no.: cycs.-vr st-sw qdlct nay Fancy
Qoc c,oj,, 20 fr5a. good choice. I5os0c ,hipJ.ng
TOS-5C. clover or clover mNed. 7od-5r ~ kAW-
Long rye 46EToc short 30 ost~. 43d"oci wheat
HorT,-Tredins on nc SPOT continue. quiA AID entirely
on local accoint VIII prices quoted bs' sale, az n"
Iop p,aers Exchange 70 bale State medium Jolly. II9d
oslo stat 1881 choce 2sd2h iuedNiiu e5q27c; com
mon :, rod 2Odose 1900 choice. -0c medium. ltdl1c.
ord sale, raen. coa~t. lSnl cho g. 2cc, common u
prime 2Od25o d. 1890. $4,000.
HEMP AND JvTf-The hemp market continues 10 a
dun aud nominal "nalt.on yg,e bu,,s guiet
',c luie AZ 4l45ei lue butt. payer quai'y l'."2c
MIDiS The market has hccn perfectly quiet
since '"' ps SSs Snd nominal r." We Saoe cer
CO.. %sH es y Pr . Mca;cyidcd hs4mGcu
e9eo5 n IL 10 Central America. 2odR2 n lQSdllt :
Dueno, Avr- XIII elected lofl8 n, loo ordo'a hp'
sogtisrn i@6is n sSsSe dsy sated MsagSres -ieot.S
s s,s57 y sus nS Sgf SsS6 o$ s,fG $3.50 10
-s''n@o sew ots.s, tity ,5sy5 n 5's1 TqAas Ok AID
COW 5O,iJ0 : 5aTi CIV slaughter on joe7O ?. -.
" IffAIUIR Trade mod sat- at the advanced prices
,o-1 Lesw but hS market T. d. Idly nfu and sellers
arc MOI, an, on make -ao- a. large om0lnt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

KIDSON, BUCHANAN & co.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS,
214 ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDING
CHICAGO. Nav II. 1892
" " 81 wall Street New-York.
Dear Sir ., 49,
At the request o. the Directors We have undertaken an
audit OF tho Books and Of the FIDELITY LOAN
AND TRUST co. sioux CIV Iowa anc upon completion
Of same hand annexed coLden"d balance thoco at
och February. We consider your
business t0 lie Won carefully conducted ana in our
ODinOn your securities selected with such care as 10
be entitled 10 The confidence u investors.
Yours faithfully; 49,
KIDSON BUCHANAN s. co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
TUE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on tb,

~ HE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the
following bonds and stocks are payable at tho hank.
Ing house Of Nessrs. WINSLOW, LANIER Co. No. II
Nsssau.st, NewYoIk city. on and after June 1. 1892
AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO..
Dividend per cent.
ALIEN COUNTY, IND,
Gravel Road g..
CINCINNATI. RICHMOND & FIT. WAYNE r. r. CO.,
First MOrtg Ige Is
Dividend ia per cent.
GRANT COUNTY, IND,
Gravel Road S.
MARION COUNTY, IND,
PITTsBu5EfG ffT. wAYNEa& CHICAGO RY CO..
First Mortgage rs, Series u.
second Mortgage II, Series NJ
PUEBLO COL,
Bridge 81.
Leyee g..
sewer Gs.
JUNE ID.
TIPpECANOE COUNTY, IND.
Court House Be. -
COLUMBIA CITY. IND.
WHITLEY PGoUNTY. IND,
Gravel Road 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

FNIIIS
I,-osh annss arc scarce and -ell quite readily when
n, nuo ou,lty at firm prices Strawberries now In
GssVv ,nppy from MAJ land and DeRwarr. and few
H. ,nnear.d from Jersey There j. fair movement at
100 W. " ayctas' prime south jersey i9t r." es;a
aautf y.ne,ly NJ sale with very snail kinds ranging
down a. 90 Norfolk berrc are TO poor a, ril' TO
thd same pree- although few nge large are reaching
sailing At about re per quart they lack si7e % com
nand higher price. Green gOoseberries offered at Ease
Dor quart Florida peaches sell fairly when Of cd size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

UNION TANNED.
Middle bAchs. kvy.2s 40 Ligl, backs cows a.
irrbt tars, - 81 Mddc backs cove g.. q.
Middle as oecOids' ~
Sc ends, backs ~ no
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.
rtght ....i 10 ala Damaged .-.-... II ais
Nladl, I3 clio PoVr, dsmsged III Gl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

Cloared from Ito May 20. -t1TislUp DelI4. u VVO
tass; cleared from Santos MAY 30 steamship bcaGDTe
900 bags. Receipts at no. July - May 30 lSF.
3 IL 900 bags same tmo. 1851 152 600 bags; same
time o56 600 bags. Es-ept- ct Santos, july l
30 Nav 80 1892 StS1 900 tags, due, 1891 -
90 bags time 1890. s39, 900 bags Total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01

Receipts for week 2.s93 bbs and 52o1l cases.
taoring our last report confidence Ia the position was
shsksh by le continued lasc ~cepe and rsde rel! or
t ,allT a. III. buying had previously been largely IN
~ ACTUAL wants Hock BEGAN 10 a:cuIt'te ',E
hes. Western bv Friday Since then arrivals have con
nu.d lsrrf but further decline has been prevented bY
~., d.posifiou 10 nut into cold sonlgr ana
:, inc dose te rsr4,t rated about steady MANY u
- ,t. now arriving were drawn forward by he hioh
fi ,h.d hor carly las week and 10 J., believed that
IA. decline vtl considerable decrease IN AZ
rival. ~ ,.td 49,, do,o, ~ ,r6i,
N,r,t 90, rhio md and Mich. laid. fancy dlt
a., - ~ Ia prilrc co.. i5,, adO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-02
AFTER THE BATTLE.

Sing banners and cannon and roll Of drum!
The Shouting OF men and the marshallingl
lIol cam Il 20 cannon and earth struck dumb
Oh, CttIs, IN song. is glorious thing
Oh, 81, ious l. Y riding down TO the fight!
Oh, Srious tile in story and songl
Oh, got Ike Iuan TO die for the right
oh. mlnlike God TO revenge the wrongl
Yea, riding TO battle. on battle day
Why soldier Is something more than king.
But after the battlei The riding away?
All, the riding away Is another thingI
joaquin Miller In Seattle Post In teIligencer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-02
where Cheapness Benef,,s.

In ready made cloaks and dresses for
women there has developed recently an
enormous business, and the cheapness of
the product has not only given employ
ment to new hands, but has enabled
women to dress better than ever for a
given amount Of money, and to wear
garments Of style and finish hitherto IN
attainable by many of them.-New York
Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-02
Two MASSACHUSETTS, superstitiops

In parts Of Massachusetts, it is thought
that If a girl puts piece of southern
wood down her back, the first boy she
meets VIII be her husband. In Boston
II manageable woman puts a bit Of
southern wood under her pillow on re-
firing, the first man she sees in the morn
ing viii, so says the superstition, be the
one whom she is to WashingtoH
Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-02
Fine Coffee.

At the w. C. T. U. coffee rooms
at Queen Emma Hall, corner Nu-
uanu and Beretania streets, deli
cious coffee, sandwiches or bread
and butter and rolls are furnished
for 10 cents.
- Open from 6 to s A. NJ, from
II 80 to l 30 noon, and from 6 80
TO e . 80 P. NJ, from Tuesday, May
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-02

If you don't take the ADVERTISER
you don't get the news.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-02

long though
cheaper but they better
before
Iii as much boon to the pocetbook as is to the feet
to You don't
of itself 1t will give you simple
better Shoe knocabout produced
appealed BEFORE
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-24

Agents for the Old and Successful Norwich
Union Fire Insurance Society.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-24
Station at Emblem.

Railroad Commissioners Bowers and
Wildes were present at the meetings.: of
the board Friday. A hearing was had on
the petition for station on the Somerset
r. Il. at Embden. Il. W. Ellis appeared
for the petitioners, and stated that the
railroad was aided by the town Of Emb-
den some $3S, 900. The road has station
and keeps 1t open during the comfortable
part Of the year, but during the winter it
Is kept closed. Those desiring to ship
freight, or take trains, cannot buy q tick
ct or get goods billed. They must wait
for the trains meanwhile, exposed to the
cold and bad weather.
A. II. Small, treasurer of the Somerset
Ry., appeared for that road. He claimed
that the business Of that station would
not warrant 1t being kept open. The
total receipts at that station for 16 months
ending Jan. 81, was but SO cents day
on an average. The road would be glad
to maintain a station II the business
would warrant It, Both parties were
heard at lergth and the commissioners
reserved their decision till next week,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-24
Unpleasant News.

When we went to press last week there
was a we'll defined rumor on the street
that Edward P. Coffin Esq. had left town
because Of disclosures to the effect that in
stead Of being single man, as was gen
orally supposed, he was In fact married
man, having contracted marriage with
Miss Bell Lawton, somel7 years ago
This, Of course, caused surprise and ex
element In town the size of Skowhegar
and all sorts of stories and coDjectures
were set afloat.
Now that the rumors have subsidized and
the excitement passed, the features thai
appear to have the basis Of fact, with the
sensational element eliminated, and which
are credited by the public, are substantially
as follows:
Edward P. Cofllu, Esq. and Miss Bel
Lawton, after courtship of some month.
were married in June 1885, in Rochester
N. H., by justice of the peace. 1his
marriage was unknown to people gen
orally, until last week, and but very
limited number of the friends of either OF
the principals were aware of the fact
We are not aware that any Of Mr.. Cofllu'.
friends knew Of the situation until few
days before the public learned Of It, Mr.
s. w. Lawton, the lady's father, 1t ap
pears, knew Of the marriage about three
years after it occurred.
Mr.. Coffiu left home Thursday the 10Th
instant.
Elaborate accounts have appeared in
daily papers In the State and out, and il
some of them, gossip and rumors without
foundation and without justification, have
been put lished to the cruel injury Of In
nocent persons.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-24

Chas. Goodridge has moved into his
house near the stores, and is making re-
pairs on the bu ldings.
The sleighing has been very hard but
WAS much improved by the storm OF sat
urday last.
Il j. Robinson is serving on tue jury
and oarding at home.
Miss S'atifa Carr of BowdoiHhan is
wiring her brother, G X. French.
Fred Rowell has got home from Boston
where lie has been at work for a few
months past
Blanche Worlhen is attending school nj
Athens.
s. n DAVIS of Arson was in town Sal
urday.
S. p. Smith, who has been sick with
pneumonia Is improving.
Mrs John Paine of Portland is visiting
her mother, Mrs. McDauiels.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-24

REAL ESTATE TRANsFKRs.-The follow
ing are the real estate transfers during
the past week.
SkowheRan-Charles H. Atkinson to
John B. Morrisette, $l450; Vletal Boil
due to Nathan Antill, 81; Nathan Antill
to Vietal Boldue, 81.
Brighton-Oarol j. Davis to Sanford K.
Russell ct al, 3345; Chas. F. Wilbur to
Warren J. Foss, $500.
Canaan-Warren Bunker TO Grin Good
ridge; Cypren Antill to Fife NJ. Tut
tie, $500.
A,hens-Wayland Leighton ct al to
Darius X. Turner, S75.
Moscow-Annie E. Steward to Willie
F. Hill, $75.
Hartland-Edgar Il. Thompson ct al to
Inbabitantf Of Hartland, $500.
Madison-J. w. Jones to Fred E. Dag
gett, e400.
Cornville-S. Il. Swain to Aratus Ames,
tl75.
Fairneld-C. F. Bryant to Colby Joy,
e2200; Thomas p. Otis to John Otis,
$500.
Ooncord-Morris II. Tozier to VIM. 8.
Robinson, $3.50.
Anson-Wm. H. Hurd to Newell F.
Prebls, Clio.