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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
Afternoon Session.

A very large number was present at the
assembling of the convention IN the after-
neon at which session the "high water
mark of the conference was reached REQ
ple were greatly interested not only in tue
lectures but in the various processes gong
or so that the hail exhibited the appear
snce Of an actual working creamery. Dur
ING the intermissions the cream separators
were worked the butteT-worker was oper-
atai bv Mr.. Hall, assisted by Mr.. Meader
of Albion: the testing of the dlherent sam
niles of cheese was being carried on oy Mr-
Rent. in all of which operations the spec'a-
tors were many and interested. Az
. o'clock Chairman Gilman called the meet
ing 10 order aud introduced Ex-Governor
w u. Hoard of Wisconsin, who gave a
lecture on the General Dairy Pracuce'
rsmarkiug at the outset that the three cnlei
factors in the dairy business were-la' tue
Jairvmsu; I'd, the COW; Sd, the consumer.
Trier these headings the attractive and
valuable address grouped itself in the most
nrsc,ieai and interesting manner. Inc
| Failure. of the dsirym men are generally due
| 10 I'M. fact that he refuses to learn and ms
successes are according to bis store OF
| yrowle5ye. He must he better educated
| = he would reach greater success. lie
rus, he willing to spend niue
r,a,sv for hi, special education in the man
agerre Mt of dairy farm. This rests az
the foundation of all success. "a we
must have the carefully bred specihc c"~
| for A specific purpose, that purpose ne
,,,oauction of the largest amount OF choce
dairy butter. Not the COW thst VIII Pro'
auee l25 pounds of butter per year as ~
the old times, but which Will produce oo'
I nonnds per year or over. Inc cohaaon'
nf the COW, the environment, govern lsrseil
her PRODUCTION of milk and butter. Zoos
care. coed feed, good surronudinss ar
the dsiryruan in obtaining the ees' re
.nl. and assj,t in giving tue hishes
"a, There is an overproduefion OF poo
cow. and poor butter, but there Is no owe.
n-n1nc,ion of % cent butter oov. hoa,'
sio.ed with practical remsrks on the max
ir,, Of choice butter TO meet the wants
M n c. Fernalj, ex-president OF th'
us;rs State college, was next INTRODUCES
~ made some eloquent and appropriate
Il a-rs that were n eeired with loud ap
.Ia~sa He reviewed the history OF IN
fFallse,s since its organization, spoke OF IL
- :, the State. and urged tue younl
sss-. Of Maine to attend the speeis
- e,rrsntios. as their best foundstioi
So n-sct;cal business in dairy farming.
n. W. Harris was the next speaker
who va, received with great entnusissr
mi made graceful and effective on n an
The following premiums we're then an
.,,ne,s,. after which the session adloufneo
| Prizss Awarded.
D.;-v bu,tsr in boxss: ist. C. l. 1fit
n Fxster. scale "a points in possio'
900 ,on -. "a, W. G. Leland, East Ssnsel
IN, n.;,y butter in prints: lst, Mn. s.
!. p-;mmer, MsrisyiIle, - l-s. s6,W; g
Mrs. N: I. winthrop, o,, - J. lss. 3 W ss %. o.
eer n.;rx 81 sreepstakes Mrs. s. L. b1n
"Tr, r,h;hits Of Creamery Butter; z.
lS;ehoIs. Foxcroft. 20, So tfrv" 'e
from separator cream
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15

New York. Dec application was
made 70 Judge lngraham for sn order 10
compel W H. Curtis 10 show cause why
the partnership existing between Curtis
and MIR Cyrus W Field should not be
dissolved and retriver appointed The
order was granted Mrs. Field put about
s9a00 in the business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
A sapsiblc ConciuSion.

WALrHAN. Mas, Dec. IA meeting
of the subscribers To the fund raised fur
the relief of the .tohustown flood sufferers
| was held in this city TO etide on the dispo-
sition of Sla53 of the fund left on hand.
| II was voted to give it TO the poor in this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
I,nsnese sisamshln sunk.

| SAN FRAyttsao. Dee. is.--The steamship
Oceanic brings word that the Japanese
steamship Matsuyefnevee struek ON the
| ras, ks while teiInd for ~hoaohara on Nov.
~. mns went down Thirty passengers
l vss.rs. drowned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
Railroad and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Effect Ses.
10th, 1888.
px,as.r Trains Leave Augusta a.
Foiiows'


..otx,, WEST 70 4. II. for t.ewiston, Farm
.',.aa' Ra.ekiand, PortlAnd, Boston and Montreal
te IA A " for Branseiek, iswiston, ARM ~ 70 .
,oc.isnd. Portland ard Boston cenaeeains iof
aI,I,e HoaHtatn p0ibts aud Qasbee, $40 r a
w. K,gg.ates BA;h, Portland. Boston, iioo r.
w night FuIaan) every night for Lewiston,
g.tb, roftisad and Boston-
nntxa Fsxr-i5o A. VI. (ni ight express for
ste,ssegsn. Belfast. Bangor. Bar HarboT. -.
stsf,hen, -. John and Afo0stook eounfv.
~ N for " gaterVilie. 3kowhsgaL, Bangor AZ
/, /. fsr W atsrviiIe Oakland. North hneen, Eng
tsn. stoxhegstn Bels1st, Dover. foxefoii, ban
-, n stsphea 81. John ara afOos
ri soanty. u r. N. tmixed for Na;erylts
srA,s Sundays oniy for "stefVile and Ban
sof. .,-.. ....t,, ..,.s,.,, pas, ., tseA
NJ s5us west at HOO r NJ. runs every
s,ghf 3a8day iaol4ded. connecting for ana from
f'x.,ton but a q % Skowhegaa On Mondsy
saoeslafs. or 10 Balfast, Dexter, or beiona
Bangor Sunday morning. a,
Tbs aay trsins going West Al 1910 A NJ, and
gsTn5'tIP run daily, sunday included. be
tNeeB Boston, Lewiston. Bath Bangor Ana Si'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15

Nfw IDNpnX Conn. Dec, l4-liehry
TAYLOR. middle aged resident of this
city. killed himself by placing a revolver
IN his mouth aud discharging it. lie was
sick and could not work, He WAS mar
Yied and had . family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
New Maine posim assers,

WssntxGrov. Dec. i4--Naine posimas-
ters appointed Thursday were
Phippshurg-Thomas Minot. vice Charles
Y. Minott. removed.
Veazie-Michaei sullivan, vice Eds in
X. Stuart removed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15

NLw LONDON. Conn. Dec. l3-The
cruiser Marbiehcad has sailed for New
York Corrections will he made in her
valves while she is at New York, and
other changes that are in contemplation
par Ip fnattt there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15

Besgos. Dec. l4.--For Nsw EHgIsns.
Friday. snow, probably changing TO -Aia u
Southern sections much warmer south e
s4.i winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
cssirmss Carers Call

SEz Yeak. De. I4-fhsrle= II Garter
Of the Republican national committee has
i4ztlsd call for nneefing ri the sxss'i-
tive committee 10 this city early In Jail'a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
ksadali & Wbi.nsy Specials.

Dairy butter Isl, Otia Msaisr, Aibisa
%, L. C. Hall, Shapieigh-
Creamery Butter; lsr, w d. Blsbee
East Wilton; "a. j, T. Leland ( Son, Eas
Sangervilie.
Cheese, Dairy Plain l.;, I. c. Greeley
Foxerofs, - points, s.; ID, A. F. Russell
Liyermore, -s Ia 50; 81, ars. s
Fletcher, -. Sage lst, Mrs. A. $ Merrill
Psrkman, s5. g.; "a Mrs. c. c. Weston,
Eoxerofr s3, So. Factory cheese, plaia
lst. Frank knowIton, Ia h Sangersiiie, 95
50; I'd, East Ssbgerville factory, -, s.
Srd, Stetson factory, S,etsen, 80 Sage o.
factory: st East San2erville factory, 81
81; %. Mrs. II. p. Lane, East Sanger
vile 50 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15

Creamery Prints lst, W. ID. Bissee,
East Wilton. 81, 81 I'd, j. C, Leland,
Y3i, 81.
Creamery Sweepstakes Divtsed be-
tween W. ID. Bisbee ard Z. ;. Dixon. si9.
Grand Sweepstakes Mrs- $. L. Brim-
mer, a5 IL.
Gratuity: z s. Dixon. wales. u. s..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
AUGUSTA, MAINE. FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER IS. 1898.
wss4Ea-ssos.

wAsErssros. Dee. ia---Far New Eng
land: Friday, snow, xsrHer south wlrsis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15
IT WOULD COST

A Ii Of $50 20 at the lowest
n estimate tc print Is 900 hand
bills and distribute them. Il
perfectly safe 10 say that however
thorough the distribution might be
not half of them would secure &
reading. The same advertisement
in a siag'e issue of the Daily Ken
nebec JousSAL would Re worth
more than twice as much. for it
goes into the homes snd is READ
daily by more than 5000 people.
An advertisement of hEndbill size
could bs run ONE month in the
Daily for the money that it would
cost to print and distribute $1,000
hanibIlls
THts would give the advertiser
more than the equivalent of $780,
+. ooo hsnibiIs, assuming that they
were all gwen a reading by ,iSer-
ent people srl the equivnlent Of
more than 10000 bsndhills as
sumlag that only half of them
were read.
rHE superior value of newsps-
per over all advertising has loag
aSO been conceded by the brightest
and mast successful business men
N tie country. 1t is also the
GREATEST ADVERTISING
that can possibly be secured. To
reach the same number Of readers
with hanibills that could fe
reached by an advertisement in the
Daily Kennehec JOURNAL would
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES AS MUCH.
HASpsGLL advertising Is THE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADvER-
TISiNG IN THE WORLD. 1t
even more expensive than The
sign decoration Of rocks and
fences, and not much more pro
ductiye of results.
dAwtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-15

There are 20 inmates al the Lewiston
civ farm. Last year At this time there
! ueYe LOG.
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lconnnued on s.h page. ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

WORLDS FAIR WEEKLY EXCURSIONS,
$4,000.
INCLUDING SIX DAYS HOTEL. WITH BOARD
VI. GAZE & Sous, ll3 BROADWAY =. !. EST lSlij
Oilclll Tlakn, Aceuis Tor Tho Cl..l Irmk Llnrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
Excursion Tickets. Newly to Chicago mud Re-


Txcur.ion Tickets, New NorL to Chicago mud Re-
tnrn $3.50.
special Conch Excursions on -n'ardn,' S.pf. S'h'
aud " rdnr-da,. sept ijth al Si1.oo.
Through uaiIs for hi ago and the Word'- faf ave
TO-, Of w.. fu.. follows, - minutes e'Iie' from
Is 1, w. d,'iv ia N'nnia I,t-. Through Pullman
.ir~r.-r, N~n \ Ok tal Iyp Afr'~, DrtOU 10
',,IJ D. ". d. Niagara Falls. lining chair
ear l..at. lreI Nru-iOrs 70 NiazuIa f9l>. through
pullman .rcu.r, Nrr-Nofk :, thi'tg'. Alrlt DrtJlL
. 40 u. m thl,aeo 90 a. H.. ~. Louie q 100 y ~.
S.tJ 4. VI. ~.tcpt sunday for West tpinWah, Orr's
Mill. 4 amplrli Hal Laac IoloEk Lake Annrna,ka
,1d Waikiki Nai.v sllrosd s,itol stony Ford. Mi1d -
Io~n R,oon.i gbaig Nut.b'r0. sumn.tiilr Ei"nrile.
t,il.i,ulv Monticello ana Librity.
n,IJ 4. VI. lG,,i, Tor MiidlrtO"n Isisbrtg Montl"c
DELHI Nlt e., Nor' i'h Iu'a Rome. Onci:a Fulton,
O.Ne,o Moor hall. $500
LIS y. VI. i>YtutGays oasl. 10 Campbell Hall, ME-
own Ui.oginpburg sgpluifl.e licINi. Ial ,bi.tg
Mo e.lu Liberty Whit Lake., In g.tor Manor.
al, Il, VI. 10 .rrIt ruI.RtI N"r:IbI"t Limited Tor
Ja.r Mohank. LAKE Ni.arNn-.a aud WAlkil Valley
iin o,d tailor campbell lila !. M'd'eoNn Mountain
Dre tcuifc,ll-. fa.bufg Month edo lluth., VILE,
liberty rcil. Llefty r0rtsvilc aia Lhins,to! Manor
iiiO r. VI. except SUNDAY of Wc- to'"Nall orr
Mi, Cnnpi"i IlalI. Mdd,towu Surni't llic, Ellen.
7,iJ 4. VI. .dalNI. Nddcfown. Sum"Hf. iilr. fLll,'
la',. Iiieft,. Tl,lng-ton Manor 20 ha lo walton sd
u., N,fwirh. Dnrilu, FUtDl. Osw"g" NIt-niH Val
Ir.ts A ii puilnnu NOD lipf- 90 IS ''l'ndNJY
%.w-Yo. suu-irr Company ra'l- ~ ana cnee- baggage
J. G.. ANDERSON .. p. \.
10 E-lN"' vi. NrV-\"rN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

Trains l~a,r West i-d-f -t.tOr. NcH.lo'F a' 10.
iou. snJ - minutes ,a-l-f i.Ou fu.I tanan.-t-.
1880 \. VI. -D4!. Iyrel - sup lIgr nIi tttsL 10
Mountains. except sunday f'-f ~ in'h az, j.
~rcIin~ 80, Nr"- iora - Eiom,ti' SundIy~ only.
40 s. Dlit, locpi Alhlri for fot-Al Nol tl>
auI >aiaiO-t. PiI..r - AJanN SUNDAYS Opit.
1910 4. ". Dany f'i Ali1if. lt'a, Nti1 ''r lao u.
.sicr. Buffalo. Magma lsls, Detroit. 60! tso - rf
SATURDAY To- Toronto.
II:;iJ :. VI. DAM. .,.em sunday. 10 ce,,kHI Noun
t1ius NtW.t'ly. Irirt NohouE and Minnr" sshn.
Apany. >aratosa CMdw,r. i.se a. ,Fs. Parlor esf'
To Bl1.Ltli'" ~a-1io,' r"' 'e,lN %, 100. ,,
I:iJ p. VI. saturday iiaii HOLIDAY N,~'ial T.
i:DO T., VI. b,l.. ,N.rlf >u.Cat. for Nliars.
5:iJ a.. VI. PAM fai Aiia' hnile5l ti't. Siiaru'e.
Hoche-t,r Buffalo. NassrI Fall Tof"nto. Detroit.
eycara and Chicago
$50 T.. Dail. ,SreIt Sund1v. To- Ne~bug Al' any
S,rangl aa1 Montreal. 'uIDs Z, kiu.stln
S.i5 y. siN for AbsTH. Lrs, NsTIru-c Hocheser
Buffalo. Niagara Fall Tone" o.. bc.r0t 'ir,rilmi Ind
Chlfog,.
s. ira,rs Grooslve. by Anne,. u 90 g. m.; Iel-~v
Cby IT, l.. i. staten II 20 4 m.. IiarI-'rIw lo~Bl.
.oosA. n... -. - g. p ~. Ncwh.tg - al'
"a lO:i0 a.. ! a. $50. - $50. II "a =.
wagner Sleeping cars Tor lltony. ru.a. syr,euse
l.1rlo-;.r BuaiD Niagara Fall-. Toronto N-O' C-l
For Tracts. Timetables IGfor ard .""pnp-'af Heeoi.
lnodltons inf rnna,ion. apply office, Brokltu. 1913
We-hi ci0l->. 80 IutOI.t. AnnrN nic" foot Fulton
Il. Nco ORR CITY ii3 ri. 1868 80 aud -: Broad
Wy, lf3 EoWery 81 I1st lfh-,'. % Wet isatist..
ana at -tion-. e.. J.. IAMHtfT.
General Passenger Agent,
Nsnd,ILt-i,r. NcN-lOk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

and 97&s for the account; New-York Pennsylvania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds "A; Canadian Pa
cc, 1Si2 Erie. 153S do second consols. ~ e. Illinois
Central. 9Gl. Mexican ordinary. 1jh: 81. Paul com
mon. 62's Pennsylvania. 5's; Reading, sig Mexican
Central new per cent bonds. ~.
?. m.1The amount Of bullion gone into % the the
Money. 3ia per cent. The rate Of discount in the
open market for both short and three months bills
is 35sQ3% per Spanish H.. g. IDLE Paris ad-
vices quote per cent rentes at 20 francs 3F2
centimes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
LEHlGH VALLEY R. R.

Passcnke" trains leave 1907 OF I'lbrfty.s'
As FOLLOWS
,.vO A. W. daily EAST MArCu CHUNK and
S.i5 g. W. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER
Bq rfAIU and the West. POTrsV LIE aid prlncpii
local IOnts chair 10 Rochester. pullman 10 Bunao.
900 4. VI. daily except sunday for CLINTON and
iI;aO A. H. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
Bt rTAI.O. NIAGhl.A FALLS AID all points West
Prlmsn sleeper to enc AGO VIA Huial,; Pullman
Euirt slerpef To ,hcagO u,.cnsiJr Bride;
Il.3O T.. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. FOR ELMlRA aud
ali lnerm.diat. stations; connections iOi P0itsNili".
ais 4. VI. daily. except SndIy. fpr ~ NkIAN
NOON ana pfIncipal intermediate stations chalr
Wilk4 barre: connections for fott,tilic
400 and $50 y. VI. daily "Nccpt SUNDAY for
sol m PIAINlI ED and hterriediafr stations.
5:i3 r., ": daI{ eSgKt NlnaH Tor EAT
500 p. u. daily fr BrFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all ioin. pullman si"elfr- Aic1gO, va
Buffalo Suspension Bridge; emmett or, for Read
500 r. VI. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA HocnES.
TtI;. HlIINI.O NIAGAEN FALLS. and all points
Wet: Pullman Burct sleeper TO Chicago. Suspension
Bridge: Pullman sleeper 10 Bifa!O
Additional SUNDAY trains 10 30 a. VI. for East Manch
Chunk -titJi-. connections for Potts
WIG: 80 T.. NJ Ea,tpn and intern 1iate stat on.
General Eastern ONCE 3.;5 Broadway. Ncw-YoIk cts;
The Ncv-yOrk Tianrf'r Company viii call for ana
check baggage hotel re- dence through Z" drs
tination. \. W. NON tMht HlN,
X. II. WILBUR. Assistant Gcnp Pas. Agent.
GEM SuDt Eastern DIV
WORLDS FAIR WEEKLY EXCURSIONS.
,n,x1, 80, 49,, Irnnru ,yIrtr mn Ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
r RE Ii nj S .

.s5.s ~ FAIR.
~eirtt Pii - Lave N"N-l OH B-4c.liv f,r % ago.
i-liing Washington Nia.'r1 Fall. tb. - ,,,rcn. ri,
Vr-ulc train Dintnt rar-. boat Iii7oul- and lot.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

u Y. Q Z It L. Z. Z. u II-~NIEJ
ENCtWsION TICkET- 10 W0RLD- FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
ALSO ROT Nd TRIP TItkIr- GOOD UNTIL
Now MHEK IjTtI. S2~.nO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
B4LTI UORE a. ono II. H..

BALTIMORE. WtSinNGr9T' gu. ~, $50; rl In
rtiiMAN GAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Ira,r NcN loot OF IdOrttN->t ...
I'or PlI1Snu re, 70 ?. M IL - night.
For WASH N"ToN: BALTIMORE =. ~. ul 80
ma Dining Cur 80. = 80 D.. Dining Car. ., y
n, - T.; uilht. All iiaiu% rg d'iN.
For NORFOLK. Hay Line, 20 p N; TX. S,mda'. .,
z. Iiih-t 900 Graae-,t:. y. az lyI,"n-,' Brook
NrwY"lb Ttanicr viii cal fVr and che n baggage
frnn hof- or residence 10 Destination.
A VETERINARIANS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOL:
CEivED Ar TnE rPT"wN nPEICt; no "a ri n!gag-
T'JSFNEN'r, at lie following Branch Onir'N: %
II yht,sNr., ~ ont third Il. lI2 oNi ave ;
~ Iourth ave comet Fourecltlst. T6O I1lrlnNc.
rorne. inrty- .ryrnth-st; 026 Thid-s," near SNt,
rr - -Os Fr.taNe IcG West " Ttl ond->t l4
90 umhi. ave. ., Avenue \; l.3e3 Third ne 20 Wet
Fourtee inst 30 West Forty -crnnd'~t % I,rl.a
/ ans ThirlANr.. 9O5l Third-a'c.. bet Or'-hluur'
md twelfth and one hundf ed-pnd t'ilr'e"nth IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days. 90. 5 100. 200 1000
700 liurct railor Car 90 6 90 : 80, - T.. ".
L. IL night. Sunlay . 90 10 30 II 30 Dining tsD
A. NJ. $50 Dining Can: 90 go r. NJ, ~ neh
For Baltimore and Washington. oh day- ani SUNDAY
900. II 30 Dining Can \. ~, 80, 80 Dining Carl
90. 100 L. NJ. l. ID night.
For PASTOR Bethlehem tilrifeN n. M,uch Chunk. &c..
go. -, - :. NJ 90 30 !, AZ. 30 70 AIlcn.
l.. VI. sundays. 30 10 !. ~. 90. 30 T.. NJ.
For Wilke,harrc ?i,t-ion and scranton. $50 A. NJ.
30 T. NJ SUNDAYS. 80 y. NJ. .
or Reading 1T 60. 90 -. TO II 20 4. NJ.
90 30 - 90 > 90. so. 70 T.. NJ. l. -
n.ht except saturday nignt. sundays. II 80 \. NJ,
90 80 3 30 90 ) IN 90 T. NJ. ~ - night.
Harrisburg at 4 90 : 90 s:l5 \. NJ 90. 30
90 , 90 5:4j =. NJ l. 10 MINT. except Sauld1y
night SUNDAYS i 30 \. Il. %. 80. 500 - 30
Ion roii-,iil@ It 90 900 10. II 80 4 NJ 90.
! 30 ( GO. 30 T.. ". 1":lj night ~'ccpt SATURDAY
night sundays II 80 \. NJ. 30. 3 81. 90 T. ~
J.. II might.
Tor Srnbuiy Leal-bury and Wlllau-poft AZ o..
90. - 4 NJ. 90 10 30 T. NJ. T. u night.
except saturday nlht Suni'y~. 10 \. NJ. q 90 i. NJ
j. - midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
60 tUbom it tilan Concern.
Two ARCHITECTS.

Two ARCHITECTS.
OLYMPIA WASH. July -. lSJ3.
Plans and designs for stat" tapt" ,pniiutS VII nc
i-ag a The O0tc % Capitol Commission, IA
,h. City Of OLYMPIA State Of Na-hugtOn
said building /. be nrc Irorf, ana 10 br b"lt OF
Store brlrn iron steel ~ far ~ hrtir'r ana u"
be equipped with the most approved m'thod' oi m''"s'
Thc entire cost OF tnc building complete. including 81
n,turs AID appliances. ready nF or'uDlh,f 9'J h''
exceed cum ~ o million ~ onUc'n ll3rH
The Comni Ion rr following yiiles ~ Iirhhc; .
submitting plan aud designs: ,a,
First TO the architect submitting the plan ana dr-'sn
which shell h. o. ~eptei by ia" Commission y, i've p1
Inc awarded which shall consist OF h's selection -
architect of sad building and the acceptance 81 ms pan
d"Ihc ,e,oni rlIo shall consist u the sum OF
c,fcc, tundr a f.I 50oi dollars. and shall BE- awafdei
To t;o architect submitting the pan AMI Ge~Sh "c"
Third The third pye shan be the sum Of one ;hon and
submitting the plan and design dccno third IN nrrl.
Fourtf-The fourth prize shall b The -nui 9 IL
hundred (-5Ou) dollars an1 fha h. awar-HI - ,.'r
architect submitting the plan aud dcH9n GreNei 'o'''
" Man Of tho grounds on which the building i 10 be
erected VIII fe furi h"i on alplta o. ~ ,i,rs
de-lgas pr .ent,d s. consist o. four &c ltoH, psl
- each story. one section ana Olr u f''"N ''"'7
These II others viii be con ite cd 1901, ,,v and
Tho Commission reserve tle richt - i'l'., ~
an plans ard de- en-. aud 70 ietfNeT''f IT ''' '
,ioa Of further plals and de'i5hs
:. a. Nicer wv
I. r.. GRIMES. . .. ,...,,,Is..on
J. y. GLOVER STARE iiti1 '"'"'"' w.
JOH% .icREhNi,
Edmund RICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR Lost BRANCH. OCEAN CHONE. ~

FROM PIfI; =. y. Il. foOr Et,ToRSr.
10y Atlantic Highlands, lliahlsad Eeich NonaId.e.
Srahrigh Nom 0ut Bo-..h ana Long Branch. e. 80.
900. ~ 90 \. Vi. 90 TO- 30 80 T. VI. SIN.
dsNs, 30 A. NJ. % T. NJ
Ple,sa,t II 90 \ 81. GO 80 8 20 = 90 y. NJ.
Icr Lakewood Toms River sid i4rD.gJt. 80 a. NJ.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

Net cash bal sse 7os oss sIss,o7osl9 Inc siso22s
In London British consols declined l.S 10 ~ ~
for money and % SIS for the account, me
l:snk Of England gained sl7s,oOO bullion Oh
balance In the open market money was Sn,. r'Ss
at l4a3 ~ per cont for bankers isr, n''n,,T S
silver WAC unchanged at % '-sd an ounce ounce
American railway shares were strong ara IlL,s s
hut some concessions were pcrinitteu az rue c,os
times to 0o.37 H. The weekly statement OF
the Imperial Banl, OF Germany shows decrease
in specie of IL 100000 marks ... - c,.
Following are the closing quotations. VI ""'
urday at TIE Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Delaware. Lac knwanua and Western X. X.
station. in New ork OF Barclay mud Christ opcr
SHORTEST LINE. VE~TIDtLED TRAINS.

~ IIMtN tOAt HE.
Difert route % NEW NK. BLDOAFlII.h -, MONT.
GLAZE. rlil. oKANGf;> summit. Bcrn'r'iS' lic ia"h'
ing KID. iiIdi-on. MOiii-towI. Ias-a', i.1;e' -oi
Io,nton. Dover. Stanhope. ~ DOS LAKE, LAKE no
I'NTCON,i Il,ckettstoWp. SCHOOLEY,S MOI NIAlN.
Washington. riilLLIl>nI l;G. EASlON. WM,r%E!
TOY. rIrrsToN, WlLKIsBAEEE. NhNli,0Nr.
DAhNiIIL. NORTH MB.KLAND Mo itfos" Bi -.
llAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. wa cr'iie5 i,riESA
Rn'UFItID >PhtNt.>. Cortland ~ RN -,
UswE'o iInACN, 0WiH0: tIMiRAi t2ENiN';;
Wi:er NoKrmwLs ST AND soifHwI. r,,,.,.. aud
300 4. VI. BrhFAiD' Rinmil il'P SFE,n'N gnu 'u
ncr', IT Buffalo vin tisn Tot Chicago, arriving o]'
&c..
,,2o A. M-BINGHAMrON NAIL. stop, at prnrilal
stations . ..a-.. 80,
i,Oe =. VI. SCRANTON. BIN"liAMToN and III.
MIRA ~ PRESS. Iui!usu paror cI'> .
luO =. ". SCRANTON. WiikESBARiE AID PINN
ct ri tNPhEs> pullman l9tlor car. ...,.,...
1870 T.. VI. Daily.-Bt FFALo LIMITED EAPRt'S'
pullman ~i',I"r-. Arrives at - -. . ,..,..,
300 y. NJ. lDi1v BIlFALo KlCHfliLD SPRINGS
md O~N va EXPRESS. Pullu m -lccYt-.
TICKETS and pr LIN ~ ACIoMMoDA lions a; 3
Muff1N aud iog Boa IWay. Tickets AZ f'frN station,
- and i,r0itwsy W'- l-jh--t-. - 'Olunhus:
ave NrigYofA .Sg Westinghouse. 20 tult"i--t. nnl
:, i,rsdwlv EfookyA. lin" tables. giving fun in'or-
nation. 4 oil stations. .
WISitOIr rNTKl.~s COHP\NY Ndl call for aud
che. tleri-c from hotel Residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY

(Aurncite Coal used cNcusvcly. nsuriug Cleanliness
aud (omforf.)
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
System. Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect June %. 1898
ROYAL BLUE LINE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-19

Search lights have become inGispen-
sable to steamers Of all classes and in
military and naval operations. By
their use objects miles away can be re-
vealed and iuumined in the darkest
night and their powerful beams of
light can be thrown in any direction.
One of the earliest applications of the
search light IN marine work was to
vessels passing through Suez canal.
Formerly the passage could only be
made in daylight. and was very te-
6ious and costly; now the electric light
is at the service of every ship as it en-
tiers the canal, and the journey IS, II
nearly every case, pursued uninter-
rupsediy. A most excellent innova-
ton has been made by the Suez canal
authorities. who hare pronounced tina.
it shall be obligatory after October !
next On all vessels passing through tic
canal by light to employ an apparatus
for dividing the light of the protector
into two divergent rays Approaching
vessels may, by this means, travel
eight up to each other without their
respective helmsnen being blinded
The diverging apparatus which Is TO be
used has been devised By one of the
agents OF the company.