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The Portland daily press., 1893-03-25

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
" LIST District, Portland, Maine, March 20,
1898. Proposals will be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock NJ. on Saturday, the 9Th day
of April, 1898, for furnishing and delivering
provisions for vessels and light stations in this
district. Forms of proposals and printed in
structions giving full particulars as to the arti-
Giles required. and the terms of delivery and
payment, can be obtained at this office. The
right is reserved to reject the whole or part of
United States also reserves the right to increase
or diminish, during the fiscal year mot to ex-
coed one-third), the guam tiles of any item or
article named in the Specifications. MERRILL
MILLER. Commander, U. S. N, Lighthouse
Inspector.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-25
EASTMAN BROS.
& BANCROFT IT.!

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR
1898. Proposals will be received at this office
until IL o'clock NJ, on Saturday, the 9th day
OF April 1898, for furnishing Spars for buoys.
for fiscal year ending June 80. 1894: The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids. and
to waive any defects The United States also
reserves the right to increase or diminish, dur
ing the fiscal year, Uot to exceed one-thirdl
the quantities of any item or article mentioned
in the specifications. Forms of proposal and
printed specifications. showing what is reauir
ed, can be had or seen by applying to this Office
MERRILL MILLER, Commander, U. s. N,
Lighthouse Inspector.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-25
NOW Is THE Time TO BUY
STOCKS.

Our outof-town advertisements appeared on
April end, July 18th and Christmas, with above
advice those dates say the lowest prices OF the
rise This advertisement runs for one month; it
hara to prede wna5 M SO Tar ahead
toners, giving the fluctuations in form that en-
We also rive our az to what 10 ey and
SELL. We predicted the big breaks which have
occurred, and Kept our customers from losing
where our advice was followed. Put your name
OH our list and keep posted We have direct
exclusive private wire to New York and can give
mexcelled service.
w -. ~ ~ ~o' Boston, Mass.
maf9s T,S&r1mo
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-25
Wholesale Marke
Grain.

PORTLAND. Mch. "a, 1898.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Grain.
Provisions Produce, ETC.:
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-25
Foreign Exports


HAVANA Schr Bertha Warner-4oo, 900 #
lumber.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-25
STOCKS.

Portland Daily Press Stock List.
Corrected by SWAN s. BARRETT, Bankers and
Brokers, 1876 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1893-03-25

Spoken.
March /, lat 80 S, Ion so w. ship B Sutton,
Carter, from New York for San Francisco.
March %, 1875 miles s OF Sandy Hook, ship
Sandy Clara, Fuller from Hong Kong for New
York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
GRIND ARNlY RATES.


Although the Santa Fc's proposition to
adopt the report of the committee on
Grand Army rates, which was tabled at
the last met ting of the Western Passen-
ger association. has again been defeated,
the whole subject Of these rates is to be
reconsidered. A call has been issued for
a special meeting Of the association. 10
be held at Chicago Aug. II, to take up
the whole subject again, and ~ the meet
ing a tremendous fight will be made TO
have reduced rates made for the Grand
Army men Some of the roads have be
come thoroughly alarmed at the feeling
of hostility that has been created against
them in Iowa and throughout the West
ern states generally by their refusal TO
make acceptable Worlds fnir and Grand
ARMY rates. They fear that bills will be-
Introduced at the coming sessions Of the
state legislatures fixing maximum rates
nt figures considerably below the present
basis. In addition to this number of
The roads have contracted 10 carry GER
tain posts below authorized rates, nld
they want TO be protected IN fulfilling
thrte contracts. Unless ratios are re-
duc,d by agreement there Is likely to be
trnuble In the association. which may
ultimately result In disintegrauon. IN
addition to tins rate question the char
man will make q report on European sea
hoard immigrant traffic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
EXCLUSION RATES.

The Texas aud Pacific has authorized
the following special rates; For the
tenth annual meeting OF the sieclic Med
icpi association. to be held at this city,
October 10 and II. q rate Of one and
one-thirI fares on the certificate plan Is
authorized. j. +. Inrn. ticket agent Of
the Texas and Pacific at Fort Worth.
viii af,, a. iolnt agent aud Dr. Marquis
NJ. Daniels, Honey Grove, as sccre-
tary.
10 ~. inclusive, jointly with the Baptist
Young Peoples union meeting For
tids orcasiun a rafe Of one and Onc-tlirh
fares on The certificate pan Is author
izel. T.. A. kel.ogg. agent Of the Inter
national aud Great Norihern railway al
pale3fine. will act as joint agent.
The Tu..ri Brothers Of Ffiendship
and Sister. OF Ito My-leious Ten viii
Md meeting ut Tyler Tex. August
IS For this occasion q rate Of one and
one.thiri fares on the certificate plan y
eu,horlzel. w. A. Hariei. ticket agent
ar The International AMI Great North
an railway % Ty,er. Viii ACT as joint
agent and Mr., i. w Gro-s as secre-
''iIbe Bap,ist Foreign Missionary so
ssctv viii bod a Sunday school cOnyen-
,t,n and NaJman'H missionary c1nycu-
t;on ioiuf,y at Denlson, Tex. commene-
M August - and csh.inuing 60 Sep
teinber ~ The Northwest Baptist as
soeiation meeting viii also be held at
~ same time. +. q. Davis VIII act
a. secretary and O. 4. O'Maley. ticket
agent Of The Houston and Texas Con
fral. as JOINT agent. For this occasion
4 rate Of one aud one-thrd fares on the
certificate plan " authorized
Account of the colored Methodist Fps
coDai church conference TO convene nf
Tempe. Tex. August IL. 8 rate ~ one
AMI one-thlrd fares on the certificate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

plan Is authorized. Isaac Person will
act Us secretary and 7. y. Noel, ticket
agent Of the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as railway AZ Temple, as joint agent.
\ missionary convention OF the Gum
bcrland Presbyterian church will be
held at Ty.er, Tex. commencing Sep
tender IL On the following day the
synod of Texas OF the same church
Will meet and during the synod there
Will hr womhn's synOdicM misjnn
meeting. For these meetings a rate of
one and one-third fares on the certificate
plan Is authorized. j. {. Galloway.
ticket agent Of the 81, Louis South.
western railway, vii, act Ms joint agent,
Account of the state convention mass
meeting and conference of The Peoples
party VI Texas 10 be held at Wuco. An.
gust IL and 10. rae nf one and one.
lhirl fares cN the certificate pan Il an.
ihorizcl Thomas Gaines Of Comnnchr,
Tex, will nN ms secretary aud w Il.
Gillespie ticket agent for the Cotton
Bet railway at Waco, viii act as joint
agent.
Account Of the Texas Baptist Sunday
sch0n' convention, calored, to convene
at Palestine August -, u rate Of one
and one-th.rl fares on the certificate
plan Is authorized T. w Gross viii
act as secretary and H. A. Kellogg
ticket agent for the international aud
Great Northern railway at Palestine
will act as joint agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
LocAL NorEs ~ rnnsoNNIs.

George England, trnvcling auditor ~
the Santa Fe, came IN from "trip
yesterday, and will spend Sunday here.
G. G, Drake has returned from his
jaunt with the editors. He says hr was
treated like prince. and that nothing
was too good for him.
Charles Boardman. formerly travelling
passenger agent Of the Katy, with head.
quarters In this city, hns accepted pos
ilion IN the passenger department Of
the Wabash.
1t is but question Of short time ere
the headquarters for the Rock Island In
Texas will be located ut Fort Worth,
This move will be- made as soon as con
diions will permit.
j. II. O'Neil, travelling passenger
agent Of the Fort Worth and Denver,
will. on August II. take q three months
vacation. He viii take advantage Of
the opportunity 10 visit the North aud
East
On August is the Rock Island will
run an excursion train to Newark, where
basket picnic will be held, under the
auspices Of Lone Star council Of Amer
leans. The train will leave at $40 a.. III,
and return at : D. m.
A. Il. Lingenfclt superintendent Of
telegraph of tho Chicago, Rock Island
aud Pacific. with headquarters at To-
pcsa. was Ia thu city FOR 4 short llmr
This morning, leaving for headquarters
Oh the Rock island train.
w. T.. Conner, Southwestern passeB-
ger agent Of the great Wabash route,
with headquarters OF Dallas, was Va
Fort Worth yesterday. lie NJ distrlbn-
ting one Of the most elegant bonklrts
yet gotten out, descriptive Of the World =
Columbian exposition. II ~ beautifully
gotten up and illustrated. aud the splen-
lid cngravings aud well written descript.
i've mntter viii save It from the fate. OF
many other publications of thai kind.
Milton Brown. rate clerk IN the Of
fccs OF the Fort Worth md Denver,
has received the appointment of pas
senger rate clerk OF the Rock Island,
and will shortly leave for Bowie and
assume MS new duties He has lots Of
good wishes for his future welfare from
his associates here, among whom he was
dcscrvedly popular. q. a., Drake, chief
clerk Of the department, has the repu'
iation Of having turned out some Of The
best and most promising young railroad
men in the country. and Il IL certain that
Mr., Brown viii be no exception to the
rule,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

this. Of course. VII, be continued Pas.
scnSers over the Jacksonville viii change
cars at connecting points
John Lpycr.dgc. record clerk IN the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas claim do
par,ment ut ~. Louis. has mystrrloualy
disappeared. lie was once secretary. Of
the Kansas City Exposition. aud Fair
association when the fairs were
hcid ~ Ddnlcc place.
Elisha =. Wilbur president Of the lac
high Valley railroad has resigned as
one Of the receivers Of the Reading Hys'
TEN. the Lehigh having Rnnulled the
lease under which ID has been operated
hy the Reading John l.Owber Welsh
vii tate Mr., Wilhur's place rs q Read
Ing receiver
An order has been made by the Kan
sns Chy. Fort Scott and Mrmphl- tnil-
way, reducing the working TING at the
shops 10 forty hours q week, The men
VIII work eight hours five days ~ the
week and vii. have q holiday on Satur-
day.
There have been rumors for several
days that an application was nbont TO
be- made for q receiver Of the Missouri
pdciic Mr., linssc Sage sail today:
"'rhe TAX Is absurd The Missouri Pa
elite j. paying all its Interest charges
promptly, and ! expect TO see the road
pay dividends again n reasonable
time"
IL. c. Fish Of Nashville. snpcrintcn-
dent Of the Southern Express company.
has been chosen president Of the M
tional Exprcssmens Aid s1c.ety and l..
A. Fuller Of ST. Louis. superintendent
u the pacl6. Express company has
been chosen chairman Of the executive
committee Of The same sorlcty
William a. Nettleion. son Of Prcsl-
- Il - Al4as.a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
Il. AND z. WAsnorr.

The Texas and Pacific has been a great
sufferer from washouts near III Pnso
recently, hut all damage has been re-
paired. The greatest damage was done
west of that city. the washouts east cnus-
ing but few hours delay. 1t rains about
once every two years in that section, and
two years supply Of water comes down
In a few hours. It is therefore pructi-
cally impossible To provide waterways
TO drain of the excessive fall when It Oc-
ours. The III PasO lown.pour can hardly
be understood or believed by people who
see only ruins that this section expert
ences. The rain there seems TO come
down in II solid volume. Ms i poured from
M immense vessel Il short distance above
the earth. At times. when one hardly
notices an Indication of rain. he sudden
ly sees wall of water like tidal wave
coming upon him. 1t sweeps everything
before t. Its force is almost beyond con-
csption. and Instances have occurred when
the railroad tracks, trains and all have
been washed almost 1000 feet from their
proper position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
BRAKES AND COUPLINGS.

The Alton railway has just issued Of
ficinl postal No. 1 for the current hohih,
Gilbert II. Harris has been appointed
city passenger and ticker agent OF IN"
Burlington at Kansas CITY.
Railway reirrnchment has extended TO
Mexico. The Mexican International has
reduced is expenses S25.0OD month,
Division Headquarters IN Iowa Of the
Chicago Milwaukee and 81 fnul ran
way will be removed August - from
Van Horne to Marion
The proposition TO increase commodity
freight rates IN CORRAL Irlnie Assocln,,
tion territory has hpen apgWlwned n1ill
the next regular meeting OF the Hssc'sa-
tion.
George Gomld has again deifared that
he and Russell sage are Carrying the en-
tire floating debt OF Che Missouri "a
cite and that neither OK them had any
idea Of foreclosing.
President Ilili yesterday confirmed The
statement that the deal was Completed
by which a number Of sie1mer- would
ply between the Grcni NeflnerN Iuehc
caast terminal and Asiatie l'ofis'
1t Is said that the Chicago aireat West
ern railway. the Maple Lear does not
care enough about the local branch nf
the Western Passenger hssvelniigh Oh
ST. Joseph 10 pay the 500 initiation
fee.
Traffic on the Southern Paadc raj
way from San Antonio 20 the coast Was
resumed yesterday. after a weeks de-
las on account OF w1shopts ~ Arizoua.
About 100 car loads Of freight bound
for New Orleans was dsayci'
Colorado Ines have agreed on SIS
round-inp mud $40 our Maf limited
rates be- wcen Colorado and liah points.
This Will not affect TIE. through rate
FROM Chicago. as Il \ sii'i less nan abe
sum Of the locals
The Jacksonville Southeastern has
sought Ia vain for 4 Chicago connection
TO take the pare Of the Atclhson. Ihe
most eligible road Is the Rock Island,
but Il refused 10 join 10 q new passenger
train service with the Jacksonville II
has for years maintained q freight route
In eoiinnctlon with the JaeksonV'ha aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
nAIrLoYEs NOT ArrEcrED.

The appointment of receiver for the
Louisville. st. Louis and Texas railroad
company will in no way affect the en-
ploycv of that road. The pay ear, which
Is but one month behind time, will leave
as usual this month and the employees
will be paid for services up TO July 10.
rha demands of the contractors will not
cause the cash account u the company to
be- exhausted. aud the officers OF the COM
pany arc confident of their ability TO pay
the dcfaultrd interest This would again
place the road under the coutrol Of its
officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

Trninmneter r. Hume was In Taylor
the first Of the week, viewing around Ov-
or this end OF his division.
lsxMaslcr Mechanic Of the San An
tonic and Arausas Pass railway, w.
II. Riley. hhs accepted position here
MS rOuGdhOnse nachlnlst.
On account Of reduction 81 force az
The sholI-, one machinisi, one blacksmith
aud helper have been lot ont.
Tho international and Great Northern
railroad l. putting Ia q new D-foot
tnrn-tAhlr at this place. There are three
bridge gangs and one rock gang here
al work. and Il will take them about
three or four weeks 10 complete II. The
work IL being carried on under the direc-
lion of Foreman Damanche. During the
limo the iitlhe Is ont the shop force are
doing their work out 10 the yard, on
sidings. etc. Or any place there is room
for an engine.
1lgr work trains. four III number, have
been ordered NJ by the Taylor. BaHifop
aul Houston division, until business jus
lilies replacing hicin.
Engine No. - from GeorgetOwn tap.
nnd euglne No. AZ. switch engine al
Austin. have been iir The shops foi aoine
light repairs This week.
Passenger engine M. % WAS turned
ont OF tbe ehnps Yesterday.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
TAYLOR TIES.

TAYLOR TEXAS Aug. 12.--fsppciall
Master Mechanic r.. Hufsmith from
ralastne. WAS IN the city Monday, look
ine after the rolling stock Of the Inter
national and Great Northern
General Foreman q y. Hunter q the
Palestine ahop- spent SUNDAY 10 lay
Tor.
A.. l.. Bowers, superintendent ~ TIE
bridges and buiidiDg department. has
beca II Tasior for the last frw dars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
HE LIKES FoRr WORTH.

Yesterday @. b. Sloat arrived in the
city and last night went TO Galveston
10 take a dip In the sad sea waves. He
Is assistant general passenger agent
Of the Chicago, Rock Island aud Texas,
and il very much pleased with Fort
Worth and her people He expects to
make this city his headquarters as soon
as matters can be satisfactorily arranged.
Charlie Is an old time Rock Island
passenger man, and has been with the
road for number Of years, his head
uunrters until recently, having been at
Kansas City. lie is Zone Of the boys,
and Fort Worth has reason TO extend
him hearty welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

SAN ANGELO. Texas. Aug. r.
,s l5ses on re GpIt aoIopSdo and santa MA
Fe railroad have been let out between
San Angelo ant Temple The stations
~ Zephyr Bangs, 1'nlpa aud Miles have
been ofderd closed. aud the Pullman
Sleeper discontinued. on account VI The
small amount Of traffic 10 view this
fall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

not more than half full. Half-fare rates
would cut down the revenue from rcgi-
lar travel one-half. but If they filed up
Tue Trans as they would lie certain TO
do. the roads would be no worse on and
they would save NJ least the expense of
running the speeial-coach excursions. The
pennsylvania road Is the leader Of the
advocates Of the maintenance OF rates.
u persists In arguing that il would be
rninous to reduce rates on regular traffic
ana 1t may succeed In getting enough Of
the general managers to ngrcc with It to
prevent rates heing reduced. Anything
will prevent any reductions being made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

|ous ssis n, Aug. 1o.-tspeciall
aV.eirbt nave fallen during the
l AMI -, hours, aud streams are
: fr,,r mnnny out Of their hanks
fse n ,tiurccell report a second
\ Nii. ue South Canadian river
sas luors 4 bridge at that place.
NJ aeo v, from its abntments a
|AeA ma The turbulent waters.
..niu lssi p ,.,t repaired. was dam,
% uapg night, 50 that trains are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

a :, " adss and all information
q uufeSs any of the ticket
nstS.gt aN y: CASTOR MEsLIER
Fort w., G. p. & r. 4.
Gsso' sNIh; Third vlce-Prcsidept.
9ups' Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
G. p. A. CRrsu HERE.

Yesterday General Passenger Agent
Crush of the Katy lines in Texas ar.
rived in Fort Worth ON his first official
trip He Is a fine specimen OF physical
manhood and is withOl very pollt
and nffablc gcntlrmun--thr kinh OF man
that u newspaper man likes TO- run up
against. lie il, in fact. something nt
newspaper man himself, having worked
ON the Chicago Herald and other papers
Asked for an explanation of the Katy s
action with regard TO the nnti-sralper
bill passed by the last state legislature,
he said that the Cahse of the ruinof
that the Katy did not Intend to take at
vantage of the new law, was that the
office being rushed with business WAS
late in getting out It's certificates Inc
matter was n the hands OF the executive
committee aud there was u delay III stnd
Ing them To MIR. Purdy at Galveston
consequently they were not placed Ill
the hands of agents of connecting lines
In time. Some Of the lines then instructed
their agents not 10 sell tickets foutlls
Nyin the Katy until they got the cerllli'
cate. On the receipt of the certihcnte
they resumed the sale OF tickets, ana OF
course everything ~ serene again:
Mr. Crush is not unucdlnlnied WIN
Texas and Texas people. having Travelled
considerably in the interest of lis for
mer road the Monun in that section
lie had. he said, only been at Fort Worth
once before, and then for hut u few
minutes. He expressed himself as de.
lighted with the country, which far sur
passed his expectations, He expects to
devote the greater part of his time to
travelling over the lines. instead of in
trusting 50 many important business
matters 10 subordinate officials, aud hHv'
Inc, ms he says. Il splendid working force
In tbr office at Denis0n. his headquarters,
he can do 50 without any misgivings
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
NornING KNoWN pEF1NITELY.

C. II. Sloat assistant general pnssen.
ger agent Of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Texas arrived in Fort Worth yes,
tcr,lav. Asked when the Rock Island
world commence running its trains into
the Union depot, he replied that so far
MS he was aware no definite arrange
npnt had been made with the joint track
people 10 that end. hut that the matter
was being negotiated and he had no
doubt but that definite arrangement
wonld soon be made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
EXrREssNlEN's AID SOCIETY.

A meeting Of the executive committee
of the National Exprcssmeh's Aid So
cicty was held ut Chicago yesterday. IL.
c. Fisher. superintendent of the Southern
Express company Of Nashville, Tenn,
was elected president. aud l.. A. Fuller.
general superintendent Of the Pacific FIX
press company, Of st. Louis. chairman OF
the executive committee. The Object of
the present meeting Is 10 arrange for a
sessmcnts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
A NEW AGENT.

NEW BIRMINGHAM. Tex. Aug. ~.
iSpcciai.l The freight depot was Dis
continued NJ this place On the 9th inst,
and John y. Ncll appointed ticket agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
rl.EoraicIrY IS LIFE

IoxG LIFE rs WHAT YOU wkN1A
rsE IN. pErlTS EIECHIC 4YOMBl
HAT-rlRY AND LIVE YONG .WIItidi
dir PAIN on SUFFERING BElA
skIJis INrElla lhSfiA -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

seed rye FOX sale. pramu. & Co.. 500
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-30
Five Thousand Dollars.

The following letter received by II.
D. ALERT, resident spent Of the New
York Life Insurance company is COM
plimentary to both the company and
its local representative:
LANGDoN, N. D., March goth 1898.
II. D. ALERT Esq.
Agent N. Y. Life Insurance Co.
SIR:-I hereby acknowledge receipt
of your Company's check forwarded to
me by you this morning for $5OOO.OO
being the amount in full as covered by
the policy of my late husband in the
N. Y. Life Insurance Co., which com
pany you have the honor to represent.
I desire to tender my sincere thanks to
both you and the company for the
prompt manner in which this claim
was adjusted. My. late husband car
ried insurance in three other compan-
les all of which obtained the proof of
death before your company did but
from none of these have 1 heard as yet.
I congratulate you on being the Agent
for the New York Life Insurance Co.
am gratefully yours.
ABNIGAIL Mcknight.