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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

The audience at the concert last evening
Al ~. Barnabas hall was delighted with the
musical and literary treat which they found
in store for them. Every piece was re-
ceived enthusiastically ty the delighted
every one deserved its reception. Much
credit is due to Mrs. Frank Gilbert for her
great Kindness iu making the arrangements,
men who so ably contributed to the enjoy
ment of the evening Mrs. Henry Marden,
soprano: Miss Turner, Contralto Miss
lIayforl, banioist; Miss NJ. Reed. elocu-
tioaist; Mr.. J. W Beck, baritone, aud Mr..
Hart Black:ngtou, tenor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
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tstsr.n "a s-.tzss. ti.ssrt T. u.l,sr aud Mr.
Ast'Ar t.'ss;ais sstssh.,s faF ssiisgsau
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Ms t'erslsS = Hon ,fS al isatsies
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stsss fsfisss b, s,ssns E.s,sr>. Esi Mr. t,egrr.
= ,''e - ts, : asrra A. >aaAii- bath OF issssin
isss'lst..as eias &c. by Re, q. r. t.tiffa, Mr.
esssEe u. litcf as.., Mss Es-eea f. ssller. t-,,n
af H.shs,s,ss.s.
bs.s,-sias.. L. MI A. Z. Webster OF snsa,r
ssas Y - k,s.iii Y i'p'ter nf Esia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
New Trial To- Or. Graves.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court this morning granted DIR. Thatcher
Graves, convicted of the murder of Mrs.
Josephine Barnaby of Providence. r. l.. a
new trial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

New York PrGaAce MafAei.

MEN l"en, Jan. Il.
Floun-geccipt.. q, l.G pkss: -x,arts, r7H
bbls; n, no sacks. far drmani, su'uc '9 Hers
asking 10 advance - ---------
yaies. 2a..'J bbls;iaw extras, - lots 51.
city mills 4 Ooai %. CITY mills iutcns, 5oai 10
wintcr wheat iuw grades. IL Il 20; far
to fancy. . 81 20. patents. sa.i IS =
Minnesota clear, 5odi 90; s'ra'ghts. d1a o.,
patents, 25l5 90; rye ntxtureE. soa3 so, super
iue sjI2 Ia: fine, 6aa2 20
RYE FLouH--duIl. steadN.
NHrAr-ReoeiUts, 1920 nush exports, l1!,s9n.
sales, l>,uoU; spots dull, easy; j. -----
--------No. = rrd. e2la- stute and elevator,
>iAas2I atoat, s0ius2i lob. No. red, 7iiasa;
- NJ. northern n1ias5,; No. ] hard, 10,
a.. No. ., northern, s2ia- no Milwaukee.
KYE-Higher nominal. Western and state.
65a61
BARLEY quiet, firm, - No 3 Western.
60is0 state, G5as0; No. Toronto, etas5.
BARLEY MAi.r--du: western 50as2; two.
rowed state ."ts5, six.rowed state soae5; city
made Canada locales.
CoRN--RcGelpts, q 600, sErorts, Il, ,46G 4ales,
2a25 900; nctiye for export. easier: --------- -
-; No. = hiao;@ el'Nator. 5aar5il ahoSt, fob.
No. la No ;, li,a- -'eaineF aiioat. IL
uArs--Rcceipts, $500 exports. 1000 bGeh /.
sales, 9o,oo0; dull easier: -
No 5, 5siA do wnIte il3ai., No.2 2"laSp3, do
white. 4}hii; No l.; do white. i2ai6i mixed
Western, 39tiOl DO white. ia'da, white state,
iiai!, No, Chicago, lola
toFFEE-Rio' firm quiet; N3,7, fai1i,
SuGAR-raw, hrn, quiet, unchanged; refined,
quiet easier: :-----------------
no |. 3 3,lea4, No. :, aolea -; No. !;
"a IS; No. .. 4 lldai Ia No. o. 4ai a-l6.
~. 10, 3 l5-iGa4l No. u, l5i6a4. ;
No. Il, ) il,l6a5 No. H. 3Ha--; of alea
is, mould l5-iGa5A; standard a II lda
Il; confeetioncrs 8 l,iai "a: cut ioaf 5-idail
crushed, a-l6 as ~; powdered. 10 lGa % =;
sranuaied, li-l6a9; cubes i5 '6aai
fErRoLEuA-qliiet, steady, United 53i.
Ioak- dull, firm; safes -- hblH: old
mess, sli. .oas Ii new mess $I575aS 1925; extra
prime nominal.
BEEF-qUiet, strong.
BEEF llAMs-dul
LARD easier, dull ul1,--------- West.
ern steam, Closed Sila - CITY, si0..5a -
sales, tcs Refined quiet; continent, II .i6a----;
s A, 81! 65; c and f. 9 20.
BurrEE-moderate demand, firm; ;--
fancy ----; state dairy, 20a2S do creamery 25a}
Western dairy isi25; do creamery 23a3iJ. do
factory, i6l2i; hlgn, 34a3il roIis--. Peun.
creamery, II.
CHEESE fairly active, ilrm ;---------s,aie
9ialli; fancy aoiorcd llia- !, do fine white, lea
Old, II do white. iOal0d part skins, 4ai0, full
skins. !a2s,
freights to Liverpool rnarke, quiet unchanged,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

u the life insurance people recommend
remedy il must be something they have
faith in. Well that's what they do about
Adamson's Cough Balsam, 1t proiongs life
and makes tie insurance risk a mere baga.
teile. janl6d&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
NEED S3.335.816


WasuISGToN, Jan. II.--Secretary of the
Treasury Foster sent TO the House today, a
communication from Secretary Noble, sub
mitting an estimate of So ,335 sic for def
ciences in the appropriation for army and
navy pensions for the year ending, June
30, 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

\ solid gold watch to be given 10 the
y0nng lniy receiving the most votes at the
annual fair OF the Continental Hook and
ladder Co, il on exhibition in the window
of Woodward s Davenport, and many a
fair passerhy il casting coYetous glances at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
MAINE PEOPLE.

Conductor NJ. +. lieaies of the Maine
Central l. rapidly improving from the diff
cult surgical operation ta which, he recently
suhraitse,l. and will te able to ride ont next
weck This will ,e eo.pi news to his mary
frienls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Yesterday beat the record. IT was 2N
degrees beioE zero at Farningital" IN the
morning. and ia Gardiner the therniometcr'
saried from eight to 10 degrees below. ne
cordiBg to the location.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

II is said that outside parties have made
arrangements with John l.. osgood to open
up and work lis granite quarry ON Starks
hill, Fryeburg, rs soon rs the spring opens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Mr., Il, Il. Mathews Of the Bangor Theo-
logical seminary. class of 30, who has
been supplying the Cougrega,ionalisi church
in this town, has been rendered unani-
mous call To hseonie their regular pastor
for the ensuing year. beginning next June
at the close of his college conrsp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Mr. T. w. Howe, the popular nane ger
Of the Atkinson House Furnishing 90,
leagss town this morning for a weeks Yaea-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Mr. Ezra Smith long a blacksmith and
well known citizen OF Gardiner. started
Yester'lny forenoon for santa Rosa, tai.,
where he will engage in business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

CENTER MoNrvILLU.
There was no saving done at the steam
mill the first of this week on account of q
breakage in the pump.--ieopie are improv.
ing the excellent sleighing, and wood, bark
and lumber are constantly moving notwith
standing the severe cold weather Benz
Boynton froze bis feet quite badly last
week while working in the woods -Graugt
/ Deputy NJ. f.. Herman is disabled with A
very lame knee. If his lameness does not
prevent, be is TO organize new grange at
Knox Center on ths evening of Thursday
Jan. l9th.--S. Poland. ID. W. Bennett, and
b. F. Thompson have been reelected trus-
tees of Union Harvest Grange for the en-
suing year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Mr. A. t., Stevenson the boot and shoe
man, went TO Bath Yesterday where he in
stalled the aewiy elected Officers Of tac Red
Mon last cyening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Mr.. Eibrdge Baker accompanied by his
sop-in-gss. Clift0n Bailey. departed for
Btookhnc. Mass Non,iay. heine called
there by the sud ien death of Mr. Buker's
wife, who MAS sl,en ling thew inter with her
sister, Mrs. EtweIl Parks. The body will
te taken TO the family lot at Mt Auburn
for interment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

r. b. Nichols, Colby ~, who goes on
the roid for the Groeler Co, left yesterday
for Bangor AMI Ellsworth for week :
trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Miss Emma Chamberlain renf Yesterday
80 Salem. Mass. whsrs she sill v'sit friends
for time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

The social { nion sill hohi its next meet
ing in the parloF Of the Congregational
church, Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

". + stadley. at the Boston store, -
Offering q special sale Of excellent bargains
shis week, as glance at his advertisement,
viii sh9z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

The coolest morning yet was that of
Tuesday. From 81 to - below zero aboc,
the titv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

There will be special eonvocation this
evening of Lebanon Il. \. Chapter for
work IN the past and most excellent mas
ters' degrees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

u, W. tmes. camHercial man of the
welI-kno'rn tirH of Milrksn 4 Fomlinson
OF Portland was in town Tnt~sIay At Hotel
iieseltou urseit ting for oak lHuher. Mr.
Anes Informs Noas reporter that during the
past 'hrce wears the firm hiss sold the Maine
Central Railroads. ompany "a ,Ona feet of
osk lumber. all of which has been pur-
chased in Semerses county
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Peter Everett la. gore to Manchester,
v. IT.. where he has obtained good post
tiDl 10 "a .hoe shop
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Mrs. II. W. Blake left on Tuesday after.
noon fog Gardiner. where Mr.. Blake j.
looking af.er the distribution of the Kcnne-
bee County History.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
GARDINER.

Mrs. II. 4, Gray went 20 Portland ye-ter-
day for a yisis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

the Waterviile Water Co. He has served
the company acceptably for three years
Mr. X 'ynods will continue the insurance
business, dcyoting his entire attention to il
ter the first of next month. ii. A. Tozlei
takes Mr.. REYNOLDS place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

W. II. G. Estes Of Skow whegan registeret
Yesterday at the Eimwood
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

sl.s Y. s. IorIan :. si-itisg friend. 10
Calais for tew weeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Parties from Providence, r. l., were in
town on Monday looking over the ground
with view TO putting in foundry and
machine shop al date not far distant. The
parties in question are practical men and
the prospect is that they may conclude to
settle here. Electric power would be used
in the machine shop
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
-7777777--77-777=7--7-----7+---
SKOWHEGAN.

Forres, ( roolor, the plumbers. have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Frcl Pooler will
cortRue.tbe business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
asusl.fsrs.
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a'''se - ~,
-" > 80 $, - :. ,,,..
..s h;,,,.
'i'Af''-s'' :,
- g.. =
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-,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Niss lillian Whisnsose has gone fa Bes-
ton. where she viii remain for a While
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
WATERVILLE.

Judge PhiIbrook was in Augusta on
Tuesday.
Newton Beers in Lost in London a;
cuy hall tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Washington Camp, No. 3, Patriotic Or.
der Sons Of America, installed the follow
ing officers last evening: W. +. Mutt, past
president; +. II, Gibbs, president, +. C.
Ridley, NJ. of F.; i. +. Vickery, treas.
urer; ]. A. Gibson, r. c.; C. II. Max,
field. i. c.; +. W. Garland, c. &:
IS. =. Gibson, inspector; +. Il. Wy
man, guard; l.. +. Parker, trustee.
G. H. Maxfield, district president, acted as
installing officer. The hall was filed with
members and inuited guests. A very
pleasant and entertaining programme vas
given as follows: Music, Miss Angie Wat
son; sing, Misses Minnie and Angie
Watson; reading, Mrs. j. A. Adams mu-
sic, Miss Gibson reading, Miss Grace
Wyman. Address by Rev. L. L. Houghton
and remarks by members Of the Grand Army
After the programme was concluded, ad-
journment vas had to the Odd Fellows
banquet ball, where bountiful supper had
been spread by the ladies'. The entire af-
fair was of the most pleasant description
and showed the hearty good fellow ship that
axisis in the order and the freedom with
which the mcmhers extend the same to
others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

At the Opera house, last night, the Firth
provoking "kajaHks' was presented to a
large atulienre ani was enthusiastically re-
ceiyel The singing of Mr. James +.
Kelley 10 the first act was good, and the
conicali'ies of Mr.. All c. Pearc+ and
Azany were most laughabie. The Mari
poosa dancers gave fine exposition OF
skirt dancing AMI their special,ies were
very artistic aud received much applause
The singing Of the New York Quartet was
good in their comic selections. The troupe
of Akabe japanese performed number OF
balancing ant gymnastic feats OF the hgh'
est o-Ier. the ascent of 4 rope stretched
over the audience and great slide DOM
iic same by nnc OF the troupe being espe'
cially worthy Of mention. The whole
formed very amusing and enjoyable en-
tef,ainmcnt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

y NJ. Wing, Colby, 9S, who has beer
quite i'll for week. Is reported as improY
ing. Mrs. Wing came from Auburn iast
week AMI has not vet returned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Mrs. ). A. Nelke, who has been visiting
VII. 4. NJ knowles, returned to Liyermore
Falls Tuesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
DRESDEN Mills

DRESDEN MILLS.
Bridge Academy opened its winter term,
Jan. ath.-Mr. Louis Bickford leaves soon
for Burlington, Vt, to enter the medical
department of the University of Vermont
Misses Carrie Carleton, Blanche Houd-
ette, Annie Houdelette and Emme Day
four of our young ladies'. are to attend
Gorham Normal School the present term. =
\ good religious influence is abroad in the
community y.-Business is lively on the ice
tields.-A new church is to be organized al
Pownalboro Hall, Jan. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
HALLOWELl.

Mr.. Fred Became returned from short
visit to Boston, Saturisy
Mr. t'iaHier ard mother. Mr. John Lori
anl Mrs Charles Wells will start for
Fl1rila tli, week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
OAKLAND.

Mr.. chas. Bates of Ten Lots was in town
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

nrua daily SsHdsf- insls,irsi \ rau >aniisi oaly
Through tickets ta Caiftns and al ,s,,lats
Mouth aud Ms-i may he had Of T., " Wase-
tscket agent, Augusta. the ahp pttirs kHssu-sa
ss'hns via all routes aud checking bsEsSgs rtee OF
sxETuse.
fAysoN TUCKER. Vice Pres \ t,en'l Nsessef
y, y. Boornhy. ,Seu'i Pas. ard -s.t Ag's
Portland i.zc e. isls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
FAIRFIELD.

W. Il. Farr left yesterday on trip to
] Relfnsf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
Somerset.


ST. ALBASs.
The Farmers Institute hell at our
Grange Hall. Friday, Jan. -. was a granl
success. 1t was well attended and the
speaking was highly appreciated by our
people. A picnic dinner and supper
seemed to just fill in between the sessions
Our band furnished music in the evening
The &. A. r. installed their officers Sat
urday evening. Jan. l4th, which together
with good number of readings and reci-
tations. followed by an oyster supper. made
all happy and contented. Music by the
band.
MADISON.
The house of VIM. T.. French which is
being built to replace the onejburned last
fall is the finest looking house on the road
from Skowhegan to Solon. He has Just
moved into it.-Mr. Cyrus Goodrich and
wife, Mary Ann Salley and Hannah Eames
are the four Oldest persons in northern Mad
ison. Their ages ranging from s. years
upward
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

The reason fer tire failure of the Win
tbrsp Street Quartet to appear at the ami
verssry esis'brsticu 1t tte hosite of Mr.. and
Ar> Stevens in Chelsea. MondaN even
tug. Was sickness in the family of Mr.
chss. Coek. which kept the popular first
iestar 1t huntc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
STATE EWS.

XIV EEsIHE.
Frank Harvey of Augusta was in the
place last week looking for lumber to re-
build their granite tool manufacturing shop
recently destroyed by fire.-Charles Milli-
ken of Augusta was up last Saturday look
ing after numbering operations he is carry
ing ON near this place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

". II. Clark of Freedom was at Billy
farr's tavern yesterday.
The ladies of the Universalist Society
will give 4 supper at the church on Thurs
day evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
Aorn.

hkSSERks.
s..1s,s.s- 10 the wite Of Nr Icaa Dana.
AEoosrook.
ferhsns--tNs. & 10 the wife OF s. r. gsy
daughter. Dix "a, 10 the wife ef VI. q pr.rv
sos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW Yosx, Jan. u,
Money easy, "a toSs.
Prime paper al 5ls9s.
Government bonds, dull, steady.
Railroad bonds. active, strong,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18


Tia, hospitabic anil charming lady. Mrs.
Caleb Stevens. entertained the members OF
Christ church choir. tn the number of 80,
~ her resideacr ~ Rsnloli,l, last evening.
\ deli tsfud evening" was passed amons the
tlailN nlrasNree of hsr hOnl,N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

| nu=ually cold winters seem To Occur
about so often m spite of the claim of those
whp say that winters are growing less an !
less severe, and are not at ali to he com
pared with those of the good old time. The
present lnng-continued cold spell, the most
universally severe for wears, reminds the
Older citizens of similar instances. and a
glance over Ilansou's History of Gardiner
an exhaustive work published over 80 years
ago. and now very valuable, reyeais some
interesting coll weather statistics of former
'laFs. In the winter of l119-sU
the river was frozen down TO the
central part of rMppshurg, aud lumber
was hauled from loticr's mill through Fiji.
ilicr's Reach to Bath. Again in the 'I0-
tho river was frozen below Bath and the
supplies for Gardiner were hauled ON the
lee from schooners frozen in below Bath
In February, ISIS during "A cold spell the
thermometer registered - degrees below
zero here; aod ian. ~ lsa7, it WAS the
coolest N the history of the city. 81 degrees
below In the long. cold winter of lsl2
there we're ia DAYS of >lrighing. April t.
lSf1. they were harvesting ice, thick. and
of good quality ,aopposite the city, and the
ire ,ti not 20 out until the last Of the
month MAY ~. 1915. Witnessed severe
snow storm here. and July :, 1876, there
was a heavy frost that did much damage to
CROPS and vegetation. Perhaps future his
torians " i'll point back In this winter as be-
ins rlisse,l with the coolest in history.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

County Commissioner Weuthworth of
Clinton was il the city to lay, the guest of
Mr. Samuel Curricr
Mr. Frank Ciuugh of tsnora South
Dakota. formerly of this city. arrived Sat-
urlav, Mrs. Clough, who has been spen :
ing several years with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Burnham will return with him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

q Such n frank. candid
statement leaves tic i'm.
print of truth upon It's
face.
The hest praof Of i.lf
value Of IN. Kennedy.
Favorite Remedy. is The
good i, has done. What
reason then fei eIle suffer.
lug. or half sick. &C
remain 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

The ice companies did a good busines.
last week.--Frank Norton OF South Gardi
ner was quite badly injured at the Indepen
dent Company's houses last Friday, falling
off the run distance of twenty feet, strik
ing across log on the wbarf.-Work or
the new breakwater below Nahumkeae
island, is now progressing rapidly.
Lincoln,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

J. D. EeynoId has resigned his position
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

FtIIt., DiFF 10 U-TUHT FF-TIITtI OiIT daiIy
paper noticed the success of DR., David
Kenaeiy's Faverite Remedy, Of Ron
don't. n. L., in cases similar 10 INV own.
| purchased it. The firsi bottle taken in
small doses. bat very regular, improved
me wonderfully. Ny complexion
cleared. appetite improved. sleep was
sound and refres.3iH ard a little further
use entirety csirc,i ne. There never wa.
a medicine far womaE-kind. Ike Favofite
Remedy With ali my heart, let re urge
them to use il. Relief viii he the result,
Ms : 2 Sr,atsnN IIIrrar LII
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

After thrcp Indies. two men and several
children had fallen down in quick success
sion Yesterday afternoon ON an icy place
near the Evans hotel, The kind-hearted city
marshal saved others from like cmbarass-
mcut aa& possibly "A serious accident by
covering the spot with ashes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18
Dou5tIng Suffering Women

Alive 10 ti4p interests Of
! our Indy readers. we pub
Iish Mrs. Simpsons letter
10 Dr, Kennedy,
! Dear Sir - / was an in
| valid for years, suffering
I from kidney trouble aud
I emale weakness. PLY
eians prescribed for me
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

Jan. fs.-Hs ting u Ks.4ss -e Faaasy fhrsssiai
t.asteasss lntan. sf -ssa b tiastt nsf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-01-18

BY Mr.. Smith of Presque Isle--Bill ar
act to reimburse towns giving aid to alien
paupers.
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TROY BOATS.


Eas; and West.
TROY BOATS.
CITY or TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 40. ~ H.
ct ives. lcta-st. daily. SATURDAY. /. m sun
dav steunifr touches AZ Albany.
HUDSON AND COXSACkIE BOATS leave
Il every week ddy ~ y. from Per 49, foot oil Wes'
III. ST.. connecting VITA Session & Albany L. X.
HUDSON RIXtHHv STEAMER ,l4y!N
DAILY (EACEPT SUNDAYS,
Leaves Dc-bFo-se--st., J:i5 y. m. Saturdays ! 10
West 22dt. 80 D. m; saturdays. p m. For CRAM
sTONs. CORNWALL, NEWEURi. NEWNAMDURr
MILTON, POUGHKEEP>IE. RONDOUT and KINGS
TON
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-Stcam KAAT.
OER>KlLL AMI CArSKlLL Lave every weekday az
l.. ". iiouI Per 49, Of West lin ST.. connecting
Caskll Mountains and Cairo l.. r. and the new Ots
Feyatlng Railway the summit. Directory OF summer
Hotels and Barring Houses mailed free, at pIr or by
w. J. HUGHES Catskill n. Y.
- AMSDELL LINE.-S.eamcrs leave Pier "a,
IL North River, foot Of Fr'nkl:n-y 3r Cian-2n, We,.
IDnt Cold SpF.ng, Cornwall. Fi.hkill Landing, ana
NeHbur1 Weekdays. . y. m. suncay., a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-15

ATcHIsoN, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
Number Of miles. 's siia i 4fs, 7i ss
First Ia Sept. $3.50 06S ssTf.2so s75?,@?l
Jan to Sept L.. 23972, 9s5 o. Ic3I45 o. C32 Gse
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Number Of mile. 1856 1.sGi sGt
first week in sept. .e176922 slo5.i4O sl5l.Gl6
Jan. SeIt. T.. 55l137s 500 OGG 3 721 $50
CINCINNATI, JACKSON AND MACKTNAw
Number o milcs...--... 3f5
First week In Sept. slf,5S3 sl5SSG si2717
Jan. to sept t.. ..494,532 4GS,J "a? 4Gi 35i
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
T Tq'e Week ok IA sept. s55.ss s5o5SS $3.50
Jan. / Sept. T.. 1881 go 1859 $50 1.9599ol
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, Sept. II. pm.-Consols. eS 1-l6 for
money and 9S 2-l6 for the account: New-York
Pennsylvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds 23a,.
Erie l6i2 Illinois Central 9Gai. Mexican Ordinary
l7as. NewYork Central 1864 The amount OF bullion
gone into the Bank of England balance to-day
is f22.GO Money l.2N2 per cent The rate Of dis
count in the open market for both short and three
months bills is 2ss per cent Paris adyices quote
per cent rentes at 90 francs - centimes for the
account
Paris. Sept. 1.-THE weekly statement Of the
Bank Of France shows decrease OF $4,000 francs
in gold and 10000 FRANCS in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-15
RED STAR LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

It,nnlc sept.2o 10 80 pm nt,ani .o.t 49, II am
trmalic 49,. Oct. l. noon manic NOV; J. u a. M
IL 49, am Ma,t u Ny yoy iS,S 80 H.
saloon rates, $50 upnori. according o steamer and
location OF berth. Second cabin those steamers $50
nnd sij Storage from the Oh Country, -:
40. - Broadway. NewIOrls. Phllafclphla ONCE 4VJ
Wanu,-st. - ...,,,.,.,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-15

CITY or TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 40. NJ H.
Yves. lcta->t.. daily SATURDAY, u - m sun
day steamer touches AZ Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-15
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON. NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. PROVl-
DENCE and al pnncpal Eastern point- 49,,
STEAMERS PURITAN and PILGRIM In connl>'lon;
Leave Pier 2s y r. foot 81 Murly.st.. week dlys ana
sunday, at 80 T. NJ. touching at Newpar - \; NJ
Fall River , A.. NJ. Pullman Ncstibulcd Express
trains steamboat wharf. Foil River AZ 30 ana
10 \. NJ; due Park square station, Boston al DO
ard 90 A. NJ Connecting Annex boat leaves jersey
city 90 Hlooklyn 90 T.. NJ. \ nnc orchestra on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-15

WANTED. $500, O0O.-ThrCc Hundred Thou
w sand Dollars b. invest ~ manu curing freight
etc. whore labor and raw material cheap and profits
large. besides interest III business first gold
bonds given security for the MONEY! Full narcuars
given application 10 j. {. LINDLEY Greensboro y C.