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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, Jan. 2j-r m.
II the news respecting tie acute phase assumed
by the Legotiotions with Chill may be credited
with Influence upon the stock market to-day, il
must be acknowledged to be negative influence
II provoked no pressure Of long holdings, and the
reduced volume of transactions was largely made
ND by trading operations. In none Of the move
ncnts was there shown any significance beyond
what arises from lamentations when professional
clement is permitted to exercise ten porary control
A weak opening was followed by rallies: the
announcement Of the traDspnissOn OF the Preei-
dents message to Congress had no effect. and the
late heavin,ss was not attended by any fresh
diplomatic developments. The exposed condition
Of the great lakes would not account for Chicago
Gas Trusts quick break early TO ~ "a, its
rally To II 3-S and the final close at IS JS5 show
ing a net gain of the fraction. Yet 1t was
Chicago Gas which ;Cok the palm for activity
The leader OF the standard list III point Of activity
was Louisville and Nashville and the net loss
vas / IS per cent. II foreign selling
responsible for this decline it would be difficult
to explain why Northern Pacific preferred fell only
small fraction, although another international
stock-St Paul-lost 1-S per cent in spite of the
announcement of handsome increase In earnings
for the third week of the month. Rock Island
was active At net decline Of more than ! per
cent, but Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Tccedcd
to about the same extent on small record OF
trading.
1cfhapS Tie distance OF NcW-h orK ana Ncw-Eng-
land from the seat OF possible war may he tic
reason why the price rose to 80 l-2, and at
40 3-s showed a net loss of only IS per cent
while Reading, after rise TO al 3-s: closed AT
II per cent down to 40 IA, its lowest
figure stock prominent in transactions was
Iichmond Terminal, which lost Is per cent, while
the preferred was allowed 10 run of from 73 81
10 Il 3-4a7l - Tho market was Of q character
10 enable the bears % raid Dis,lers and Cattle
Feeders down from - IS Ia 81 is The
closing was unsettled by fresh aggression on the
part Of the professional element.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
In Government bonds a sale Of registered A.
was followed by reduction in quotations for thi,
issue of l-2 per cent. Annexed the final quota
lions:
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miscellaneous.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF
CANADA.
FERRYBOATS FOR SALE.

Tenders invited for the purchase OF one or both Of
ha Railway Ferryboats Huron" and International"
canadian Register lying at PIT. Edward, Ontario.
formerly used transferring cars between Pt. Edward
Ont and Gratiot Mich.
The particulars OF the boats are as follows;
"Huron-Length OF hull 235 IT,. length over al 239 IT,
width a t. width all 81 IT, depth Is n. She has
rar OF high pressure engines cylinders 3ox3o and boil
ers o locoSotive type.
observation-disclosures OF hull 220 IT,. length all
ooe IT, width 40 IT,, width all 81 IT,. depth IS H.
She pair OF high pressure engines cylinders 30 In
by 30 in and boilers OF locomotive type.
The boats have three tracks and carrying capacity 4
ls cars each Sealed tenders marked TENDERS for Ferry
boats will received by the undersigned up 70 18th Eel
ruary. 1892.
The Company do not bind themselves TO accept the low
est any Offer
l.. j. SEARGEANT,
Montreal. January 14th 1892. General Manager
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al S36.32J IL

sN per cent Interest outstanding certificates OF
prons viii b. the holders thereof their legal
representatives on and after Tuesday, the Second Of
February next.
The outstanding certificates Of the issue of 1897 will be
redeemed paid " the holders uHrtof theI legal
representatives, and after Tuesday, the Second u
February next om which date all interest thereon Will
case The 70 be produced at the slime OF pay
ment and cancelled
A dividend Of Forty per cent IL declared on the net
earned premiums OF the Company for the ending 81 u
December. 1891 which certificates vii be issued
and after Tuesday. the Third OF May next
by order Of the Board, J. II. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
] o. JONES CHARLES n. MARSHALL
w II II. MOORE. 'CHARLES ID. LEVERICU
A. A. Raven EDWARD tLON JONES,
JOSEPH H. CHAPMAN GEORGE IL. MACY.
JAMES Low LAWRENCE IrtNURE,
WM. SIJEt,iS 'WALpRON r. BROWN,
BENJAMIN H. FIELD IANSOS W. HARD
. JAMES G. De FOREST. iINAAC ELL,
sWILLIAM DEGROOT. y. DENTON SMITH,
WILLIAM IT. WEIR THOMAS MAITLAND,
UOHACF GRAY GEORGE l.. Nc UOIS
WILLIAM T.. DODGE, lGuMAV AMSlNCk,
GEORGE BLISS. JOSf.fH hrOSI I'M,
JOHN l.. RIKER. iGtOlVit W CAMpBEIL.
G. A. HAND VERNON h: bROWN,
JOHN d. HEWLETT CHKlSTlhN de THoNSEN.
CHARLES l.. BIfRDf,TT .LEANDER ~ LOWELL.
HENRY T.. HAWLEY,
JOHN u. JONES President.
w II. II. MOORE. Vice-Prcst.
A. A. RAVEN. ID Vice-Prcs't.
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Bridgeport Land and improvement TO-,
BRIDGEPORT, ALA.

NEW.YORK OFFICE. WAKII'NT 81. ,,o.,
This company valuable property AZ brlug'Porrt'
Ala which Is situated the heart Of the COZ
Iron AND LUMBER DISTRICT. on the Ieinessee
River and at mouth OF the famous SEoo Az HE
facilities both by water and railroad arc
excellent. .,. D.. ma ,,, 4, is
Tho company has land stock for sac, put IL N
prepared TO liberal Inducements for the eSaoisnHh'
Vi The ropuiation Of the city is about $500
J. VAN VECHrEN OLCOIT PKE re; .S Tn,rc,nrvr
Jesse f. BROWN I'd vICEPlsESID DEN T. - NV
CHARLES a. HOLMES, SECRETARY
GEORGE y. MESSITER, TkEASU kEiS ,,,,.,r,
TRANk j. FITZPATRICK, GENERAL MANAGER
DIRECTORS.
Dnxid Bonner, Hamilton Busbcy, Andrew l.. soul
lard. 4. NewDold aicrri., Maurice j. Power, w. NJ.
v Jioiiiuan l. Van vecbtcn Olcotf, Henry MOrRen-
t,au Tl,omn. Dusond. Charles Wcinberg of New
York civ; William Iinmin Of Buffalo. n " B. H.
Chis,oIm Of CIevelnuc. o. Jesse e. Brown Of SCOTS.
boro, Ala, David GILES of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
I;ecrae n Mes.ifer, x. C. Johnson Edward Nellis,
II. 4. Jones, Charles A. Holmes, and d. W. Whtcher
OF Bridgeport Ala.
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BRIDGEPORT DEVELOPMENT CO.,
BRIDGEPORT. Ala.

This company offers for sale choice building sites for
residence and business purposes at low prices ana Old
II is Also prepared erect suitable buildings for pur'
chasers. ,., - ,,,..
Further information may be obtained by addressing
THEODORE w. MYERS & co.
as Newest, New.York City,
Or JULIUS C. MORGENTHAI, Secretary,
~ Bridgeport Ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
financial elections

THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
NEW.YORK, January r. 1892.
II THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
"A holders OF this bank held this day banking
rooms the following named gentlemen were unanimously
elected directors for the ensuing
WILLIAM A. wHEELOCK EDWARD c. SAMPSON.
WILLIAM VI. BLISS, WILLIAM II. BEERS,
SIMON BERNHEIMER, JAMES II. DUSHAM,
JAMES w. SMITH. EDWIN LANGDON,
WILLIAM L. STRONG, WOODBURY. LANGDON,
JOHN CHAPLIN
q subsequent meeting OF the board, MR.. WILLIAM
L. STRONG WIS re- elected President and Mr.. EDWIN
LANGDON reelected Vice President both unanimously.
EDWD SKILLIN. Cashier.
YNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
i ers Of the MARYLAND COAL COMPANY for the
election President ten Directors and for such other
business before the meeting Will be held -
the company's oics No IS Broadway New.York, On
transfer books will be closed on the afternoon Of Jsnu.
AIRY 49, 1892 and reopened on the morning Of February
1892 II. B. NEDHAM, Secretary.
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Jan - p. m.-Ncw York, Pennsylvania
and ohio first mortgage bond, -; Canadian Pacific
~ : Ere 81: Mexican ordinary. 40 / 4; ST. Paul
common -, -. The rate 81 discount In IT, open
market both short and three months bills + -
Der cent. Paris adviccs quot per cent rent y at
l5 francs A. ccutlm"s Tor account, ana exchange
ON London at - francs IB ccntimc> for ch cks.
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financial.

OFFICE or
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY.
NEW.YOIh Jan. -, 1892.
THE TRl SIZES, in conformity with the
charter Of the company, submit th" following STATE"
men Of IT, affairs the 3lst % December 1871
Premiums III marine risks from lst JJh1afi, 1900. 49,
l~gl % Dec nbrf. 1901 e3,eb2,bSf ~
XIV 1871 '......... I8'4177 ~
Total marine premiums ,sJ3 50
Premiums ~ k'd on from LIT January, 1881,
~ Hist DercmL-r, s3.1S 723 30
Losses raid during the same Pc 1900 . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

Thi. Compnny L. "a legal depository for Court and
Trust Fuud. authorized do aud all other
usually done by Trust Companies OF response
m nnbs an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
Dipi0cn0 Notices.

PACIFIC BANK. 40 BROADWAY. 1000
NETWORK. Jan. 10 1877.
I'M HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared quarterly dividend OF per cont, payable on
AID after February The transfer books VIII DO
closed " February l, 1892. - . 49,
= c. MFRWIN. Cashier.
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OEFICE OF TIE

OFFICE or THE
EDISON GENERAL ELEC rRlC COMPANY,
EDISON BUILDING nROAD:Sr. 600,
NEw-YOKK. Jan. ,. 1892.
To the Stockholders OF the Edison General Electric
Company .. $500. - ..,,,>.,> =,
TNHE NINTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
j Der all the stock OF this company has been
declared bv the Board Of Directors and payable
Feb. 1902 a. the Office of this company To holders 0f
record Jan. 20 lsD2
The transfer books will be closed o'clock .. m on
Ian 20 1880, and reopened on Feb H. 1892.
i,y order OF tn, Board u Directors.
4. MARCUS Secretary.
OFFICE OF pULLMAN'S PALACE CAR COMPANY.
CHICAGO. January 20 lS32.
DlNiDl.ND no. 100. $500. =
rNHE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
i TWO DOLL.RS per ,harc from net earnings has
cen declared p,yatlc Iebruary Is. ockholders OF
record AZ close ~ business February l. 1882.
transfer will close February and reopen Feb.
tuary l6. 1872 . ,yv,>,,,.,, -
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY co.
REORG1NI/1TION.

NOTICE: The lime for the deposit OF the securi-
tic. of the south CaroiInn Railway Company tothcr
thnn the first mortgage bonds with the Central Trust
Company of New-York IL extended to Monday.
February -, 1892. incusiv after which date Sc
curitc. will be received only upon such terms
he decided by the committee.
A substantial majority Of the second
mortgage bonds, under which alone
u reorganization appears practical
bic. ms well as "a considerable am CUNT
Of the stock and the income bonds,
have already been deposited, and
stems are now being taken under the
direction of this committee to fore.
close the property of the railway
company.
FREDERIC +. OICOTT.
GTsTtVE J. WETZLER,
r. -. SNITIIERS,
OTTO LOEwENGARD
HENRY l.. TALMADGE,
COMMITTEE.
Ncw.york. Jan. g. 1897.
g. H. ELLIS Secretary, 81 wOlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
CITY OF CHICAGO,
Worlds Columbian Exposition Bonds

THE CITY OF CHICAGO offers for sale sl,oooOoo
Der cen. thirty 800 year bonds, semi-annual interest
January and July payable at the American Exchahse
Natonal Hank New.York These bonds to the amount Of
900 O0o January 1t 1891 were issued pursuant
10 an Act OF Legislature. ratified by vote OF the
people and under ordinance passed BY the City Council
December th. 1890 in aid Of the Worlds Columbian Elk
position.
Sealed bids will be received for ell portion there
o. UP to January 2sth 1892, addressed TO the under
sianed care OF American Exchange National Bank, New
York hull information in regard TO these bonds may Do
obtained a. tho City Comptroer's Once in Chicago, or
a, the American Exchange National Bank, New.York.
81 900 900 this will be placed on the Market
March LIST and another 81 600 900 April 1s 1892 bids
Will be these also deliverable on the before
mentioned dates.
Privilege reserved OF rejecting any and all bids
II n. MAY. Comptroller, city OF Chicago.
Care American Exchange National Bank NewYork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

Dnnsits IN bank l3475.37o lS,I37.o7s Dec. "S7 "
Ne. cash bal 1851 -.475 sljl 80 Dec S'''-''
Excessive dulness characterized the foreign eN
changes hui the torf was distinctly iirmer' foi
Lwinr are the quotations for actual Dhsihese ,
bankers bills 81 - IA and 81 50 iOr long anu
short sterling respectively; French francs, 2;zo
and ~ l-2a51S l-s reichmarks 20 i1u W 90
In London British consols were IL" hlgherf rt az
o. 1i.lG for both money and the account lne
Rank Of England lost E13, 900 bullion on "aiihce
duc IA sales ~ Russian gold coin. In the open
ma rl,et money was easy at | l-2al - per "h'
far discounts and IL per cent for daily balances
Par silver was firm ~ a. 9-l I'D an ounce; hmcrl
can railway shares were quiet and generally lower
cIosinr al bottom prices. At Paris, French . per
cents rallied early and ended after n concession
IL . confines higher NJ s5.42 II. EAchahgc
on London was quoted a. 2j.lG
The Stock Exchange directory. conplcd by
Charles l. Bnrnham Of the sccrctarys office. Is
now rcudv for distribution.
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance COMPANY an
nounccs that per cent interest on The outEtand-
inc certificates of profit will he paid "a holders
on February % I'll" outst irdin1 certificates oil
the issuc Of 1887 will lc redeemed on the sam"
date 4 dividend Of 40 per cent has been de-
cIared on the net earned premiums OF the CON-
pany for the year 1891, for which certificates
will he issued on May ,. The company reports
total assets of Si2.21s, 80.
Griswnd Il Gillctt OFFER and recommend 10
investors the per cent gold dchentnre bonds "i
the Investment Trust Company ofAmcrica. secured
by first mortgage real estate loans deposited win
the Safe Deposit 1Slst Company III Boston
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6orses, Carriages, etc.

borses, Carriages, gte.
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO.. AUCTIoNEERS.
Annual sale OF
PALO ALTO TROTTING STOCK.
bred and consigned BY
HON. LELAND STANFORD.
from his famous Palo Alto Ranch.
Meno Park, California
Tuesday and Wednesday, January % and %, 1S33
commencing each day at 10 O'Clock. ct
the American Institute Building.
ID. ave. between 63d and 6lth SIS, SewYork.
tonice. 1o7 John-st)
Over 100 head due at place OF Gale January = and
subject to Inspection until sold Twelve Colts and Fnlfs
by Eectoneer including twoyear-old brothers 70
Pcdar :a7i. Is and Fleetwood 80 while the F1llies
the fastest stallion world by the records. Two
by 20. Six by A1moor. 20o two BY Nor.
val 217. and ten By Clay, 25 ell Of which sires sro
Of Electioneer. ,s 40.
Among sres Of other blood Piedmont. 17i. and hn IN
Liberty have IA Colts and Fies 10 represent them AbAn
two; Nephew, seven; Benefit and his son Beverly. p
wlldnut Alfred Dexter Prince. several each, &C. and
Eectioneer through their dams.
Fifteen welbroken harness Gedncs speedy. promising
and bred trot fast will afford opportunity 70 obtain
excellent roadsters trotter. for training.
For catalogues address PETER G. KELLOGG CO..
Auctioneers 107 John-st., New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

STATE bonds were almost wholly neglected. but
unusual activity in Virginia IS deferred truS' ~
ceipts followed the news that the State Les'S''V
ure had confirmed the recent deot seNeiie"V
prices ranged from to '-oa0. In bank
stocks sales were made of Iradesmen's 20 at 100
and Western National TOO az ,2a pa aoroI bond
Fair activity was enjoyed by tle genera p9 0,
market but prices were decidedly irregular. Inc
important changes were In the speculative ISSUE
and were about evenly dNided between ssi.s a eT
but the As were IA per cent better at 50 81.
Reading Sd -preference incomes dechhed % pr
cent TO So Is. while me generai IS clos sd
Ens.arn' Illinois General rs were ID per cent
higher at ss 70. international and Great North
ern and Houston and Texas Senlrai Issues VIZ
lower and Kansas and Texas DDS dropped "a per
cent 10 50 Is South Carolina incomes rose 5-s
per cent to 2i IS. Northern Pacific coneos, 5s
made TO our fiji report Of bond sales.
Money on call was in ample supply at ! -
az per cent. Time money was freely oiiefed al
Ter cent for practically all long periods .,
The Clearing House statement was AZ follows
Exchanges. $76,55e, 3ij balances. $40: 7'3:
The Sub-Treasury debtor to the Clearing
fIonse S627.337 lis net gain on balance since
Friday was S4GG.0lO, made up by g,in of $500
6lj in CURRENCY less loss Of Si03.605 in com.
The two days operations included hecelpS, 90,
259,oGl; payments. S3.l9S; u'l resulting J." 90
general balance of Sl2j.j20.06l. consisting OF
s.Ga5.20I coin and g S3S.77o cnrFency.
Tie Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
denosts on hand Of 3.220,32S ounces OF silver
bulIion 10 secure outstanding certificates.
The United States Treasury at washington IT,
ccivcd to-day $?04.95j National banknotes Nr re-
dc.nption. e-,ooo, .bo in
Tic customs receipts were S7l9.oo3. the IN, m
t>rnol revenue receipts S913si3. and the misceiia-
neons receipts $4,000 oos,,
Todav's WASHINGTON Treasury statement OF cisl
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN VIII
the figures of the last previous statement as ioi
lows: on , o. Direroncos
-, od y, hand 2nG GaI s11S S1o 200 Dee ~ SS
g, s III, On IA I25l91il 1926 90 Inc. h2"lo
Net egal.t'nders - o,.o ~ toc oG3 "a,
hand '"fop'3 "-f-'"'' INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

nAvtn NJ MORRISON, CHARLES +. CLARK,
ItNlIy "A KO,FES l.. G. LOUNSBUKI,
~ ArIL.S n RUSSELL, GEO. f. HAMLIN.
GEO H. PRENTlSS SErli H. THOMAS,
JOEL f.. FREEMAN. Lt(ItS X. WlLMERDING.
+ r POWELL. GEORGE A. MORRISON,
GE6RGF I, PFASE, JOSEPH c. BALDWIN
WM. HENRY HALL. r. {; ROMANS,
JOHN I. ANDERSON. JRr CHARLES a. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LUMMMlS, John Il. HEGEMAN,
WILLIAM WHITING.
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financial.
NEw.YoRK. Jan. %, lsS-
To ne Holders o, C,rthcats ror stock Of me
Chesapsake and Ohio Railway TO-

II Il now about three years since the prcsen' hah's
men, TOOK charge Of your property. and during tA" ".
the development of business has more than ~''''N '
expectations s.o. ,akon
This can be best shown by the io'loNms Ne'
from the last annual report:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

TofaI s.les fnr the day 3IZ,'IZ
silver ceris e2s 03I agI a21 s3S go. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND UNION
STOCK YAnDN tOMPANY,
NfW.YOEK. jan. % 1892
NOTICE is hereby given that the books for
~ r transfer Of On, o1uon and preferred stock the
Chicago Junction Railways AID nlon STOCK Yard, Com.
Iany win closed by order o we LViia q Directors, at
and remain closed untl after tn spcla meeting Of the
stockhoder, a., mo any. 20 D. h'd on Tuesdy the
dly of March Isa2 Due notice OF the m citing will
tc to he .ockhoder after ne closing 81 the transfer
toOSs WILLIAM I. LANE, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

In Government bonds sale Of registered A.
was followed by reduction in quotations for thi,
issue of l-2 per cent Annexed are the final quota
lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26

Actual cash IN the
vaults
over outstanding .. 800 oae ,oo r.. s1oo O-7
certificates .sl9I, nv luD ~ 80 -
H., N hank 13f4J.3tN Io,l'''''o NV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-07

ONH ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eHectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs i the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ae-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt In
It's action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SKRUp co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. ssH roRx. M
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Personals.

Frank + Noble went to Bildleford yes
tr,iay.
Horace Weeks of jefferson was IN the
city yesterday.
Miss Flora Ward returned yesterday from
a visit with friends in Watersllle.
Miss katharine Wood is spending few
DAYS at rogus with Miss Thcme.
Z. W Brooks returned to Boston Tues
day after short visit with his family.
Lewis r. Fhieme of fogns is spending a
few days in the city with his Young friend
Chas. f., Downing,
T.. H. Cowan. Maine State College, ~
of Orono arrived Yesterday on visit to his
college friend e. II Gannett
John W Anderson, Bowdoin ~, of
Togus was in the city yesterday the guest
of his class mate Il. T. Plaistcd.
John NJ. Webster and Charles II. Gaunett
both of the class of % at the Maine State
College, are spending the summer vacation
at their homes in this city.
pr. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Harlow ami Miss
Susan Brooks returned last night from New
York. where they went to meet the baNie'
party on its return from Europe.
Col, Elias Milhken of this city subscrlhe'
for $40 900 worth of stock in the projeete'
WOODEN mill in Burnham. This WAS mghi'
appreciated by the citizens of that town 8
Mr.. Miliiken was former respected resi-
dent there.
Mr.. &. q. Starr, press agent of the Fore
nsugh's shows made the JotRSAf a cal
Yesterday. In addition to being ver'
pleasant gentleman Mr.. Starr can truthful
IL h. called A hustler. Daring the winte
he travels abroad on the lookout for curi
s.,,ies and ne~ wild animals for the grea
shows.