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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20


the quartz or other matrix can hold in
chemical or mechanical union, the excess
forms upon the face Of the ore mass--some-
times in fine spun threads OF silver hair,
sometimes in wire silver and again in ruby
silver, horn silver or silver glance. In rare
instances the excess coats the oar mass In
filmy folds like what butchers call leaf
lard All these interest the peopIe-as
curiosities merely
Under the Kentucky pavilion il n repro
JUNCTION OF one chamber Of the Mammoth
gave In the Washington building ia the
mammoth block Of coal-4I 600 ponDds, The
ksmous a. +. Foote collection Of $50 tons
n rare minerals, which was shown at the
centennial and at Paris, is also here. The
freeks have sent many things OF interest
antiquities. The statue VI Liberty in
pit, feet 8 inches high, was cut from A
>ngle block taken from depth Of go feet
VI these and a few more interest the pes,-
e for few minutes each; but, alas, they
re nothing for all the science embodied Il,
ese wonderful machines and mining mod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

One cent day. That 10 very small ssn. II
means At most but ~. II In the workias ysas.
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Jreadef Of the Daily ksnnebyc JOURNAL IL ysai,
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gworks purchased to be distributed a0oag JUua
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eiae csvvt.

-,. N interesting session OF Juegs
.,srer,, eour. ia the jail ONCE fae'aa'
~ -, pars, whose misguided steps ofhee'
u.,s. in.erespsed, Aonaay evsrins' VA
he arss 20 spear.
ras, ,.ia be had simply taken "a sober
,-nt aa.l "a. not drunk At all Aaf'h.l
r,.,tosi .soszhi John was IN an uncertain
saoss,ioa When Pniisd.
The court .aia that man haa : hsh1 70
r. sonvicrsd before he vas nned ana %
-. zen, hack 20 the cold embrace OF iron
70 await the appearance OF Ohscer
Hsan.
.uok "a a rood consignment of stsgser
-. voa..ay aod vas ordered to heavs to
u..ssl Crawford. which he did. He
-, "a. coar, this morning that his vessel
.,o mil il the afternoon and that be had
81 x,;eb he you'd part with TO be allowed
;. ,.,o me AMP. Ie paid and saiied away.
To-. gathera, a weaver from New
,.ts..s sas number three. Asked II he
I.,,k and be said he vas. The court
- HIM IL ne ever knew Of weaver OF
-. ,rsaner from Se~ Bedford or Fall
49,, TIA, 4ii 10, get drunk, and fined him
a. e., ,s,osleaton and 81 for hotel bills
e;.orae Mckay Of Waltham' n'hered BIS
,.,,iasd y..aze into the Judicial pres
Ne "a. drunk when arrested he
IA hot had never been arrested before
.4I,,s,as be- would 20 to work and be
.s.I y,ot He had no people no friends
a. saney nor nothing, and the tears rolled
~ ,ss tone. be gave vent to pleptifaiiy
III, hooor .si4 "Find dollar TO pay
,aa, aotsl bills and 20 TO work The
,u,, ,ola him also that he had Instructed
81. ossesr. 70 arrest every man they found
x,,h m. lssst .ign Of in,ox cation about
thor, Aggu.ts has been worse in the past
,,,h ,bso in the past 10 years
al . .,op had got 70 be put TO the
.-;,,ocs There are officers To s.rest men
.h, vi hunk and there is Jail to bold
.am George vent after the dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

WAsHISGTos. Sept. GA meeting Of
+ joint Republican congressional caucus
p heid last night to select a congress
enal campaign COMMITTEES. The follow.
= New Englanders were among the
fmbers named: Observation-Disclosures
ptative Draper; New Hampshire-Rs-
Pesentative Eaker; Vermont - Repre-
htasive CIRCUIT A number Of speeches
pre- made, the speakers advocating an
tgressivs fight ali over ths country and
lophesying . reversal Of the verdict Of
II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--Pensions have
been granted the folio. ing residents Of
Msine.
Original. Lewis Robinson. Bangor; in
crease, Tooiaas X. MekeBay, Stets0n !;
George A Bunker, Franklin.
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Presidential lppois imssis. .

WAsHissroS, Sept. 20.--The PfesileI
cent t, the Senate today the following nom.
instons
Joseph w. Nichols Of fnais,s 10 he dep
uty second comptroller Of the treasury
William l.. Chambers Of Alabama to BE-
lanj commissioner In Samoa.
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!


| sketch Book. The
| Irving.
Swiss Family Robinson.
The.
Struck Down. A novel
| Hswley Smart.
Second Thoughts. A
novel. Two volumes
| In one. Rhoda
Broughton.
Strange Case OF DIR,
| Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
X. l.. Stevenson.
Three Men 10 u Boat,
Jerome X. jerome.
Tom Browns school
lays. TIL ON u ;
Hughes.
four OF the World IN
| Eighty Days. julie
| Verne.
Twenty housan q
| Leagues Under Oh.
| Sea. Verne.
The Two Orphans. X
ID Emery. X
Two Years Before tho
Mast. X. II Dana. Jr
Under Currents. 18th,
Duchess"
Vagrant Wife, A. A
novel. Florence War
den.
Vivian. The Beauty. A
novel. Mrs. A. Ed
wardes.
Witch's Head. II. Rid
| er Hagsard.
Willie Reilly. W. Carrie
ton.
Woman's Face. A
Florence Warden.
sWifc's Crime, A. Miss
| Grace Halpine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts.
sfaises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
sores letter. Chspped Hards. Chilblains.
.orns' and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
u'ely cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect salts action.
OK money refunded. Price IS cents per
oox. For sale by w. A. Erskine. Gardiner.
july24eod& y form
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

HARRIsBURG, Sept O.-Ths convention
Representative Pennsylvania Democrats
loss Samuel Cuisine Thompson for So
'ems judge and Frank G. Osborn for
nte treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

1 Ter.
Little Mana. Howard,
Michael Strogofi. Verne.
Mr.. Fortescue. W
| Westa'l.
Mas.er of the Mine, The
| Robert Buchanan.
Matt, Il Tale Of q Cara
| van. Rob,rf Buchau-
| an.
Mystery of = Han , I
| Cab. Fergus W
| Hume.
Master of the Ceremo
| MES, The. A novel
Fem.
Mollie Bswn, "Ths
| Duchess"
Nuns Curse. I &c. Kid
| dell.
Old Mam'selie's Secret
h. From the German OF
| Il. Msvlitt.
Oliver TWIST. Dickens
One Maids Mischief
Fem.
Ps hinder The. Cooper
Pio..eers. The. Cooper.
Prairie, The. Cooper.
Prince OF Darkness. A
A novel. Florencs
Warden.
'Queenie's Terrible Sc
eret. Mrs. A. McVeigf
Miller.
Reproach OF Annesley
The. 5. Maxwell Grey
Robinson Crusoe. De
Foe.
Romoia. George Eliot
Rory 0'More. =. Lover
Rabbits Spell, The. Stu
art Cumberland.
Rose and the Lily. The
Mrs. A. McVeigh Mil
Ter.
/ She. ii. Rider Haggard
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PebonAn-
Gerald II Fairfield, vas in the city
TODAY
f,-.,le II t.fesley Of Bangor was in the
,,,y T,.oisy.
" y Totey Of Cross Hill was in the
c,y Tuesday
# E. Boelitch vas in Gardiner Tuesday
- ba,iop.
n, T. !. Kabrrts Is in New York on Il
b.os..tfp
W whstrtouse ESQ is on a business
IN, To Kossi.ni.
Forrest !. Martin Esq of Clinton was IN
ns rity Tae.day.
W Nsr.on, Esq. of PittsieId, WA in
,hs r,rg Tuesday.
} Tboma. Leary Of Bangor was in the
,i,v .ra,.J.y night.
w piehard. Of WaLioboro was in the
CIV T,-.dsy zlit.
r,nE N,iiken has entered Bates Col
l.g. AZ feui.ton.
sA.,,g fhoat. Of Lincoln county was in
u.,,, Tuesday.
a,.,,y, Y. : M,ch4.l. Of the JoraSst
r,gu.ir Boston for fev days.
~ 70 ,ll.t- Of lb,la,Ielphis was guest
.tth. rooy house TUESDAY night.
u.Flth Wul.vorth i. ape udiug few
voes, at rnsu. With Mis-. Theme.
u.,tp,F U,n.on h,. returned from
IA. j,,,s.o,.king college. Portland.
Ahro Il tlackly Of Lewiston, i. visit
les ,nsnd. on STATE street ths city.
Lotto, r.r,i.r T.. March. Of Auburn and
s,fe vr,e in The cts Tuesday visiting
f,,e.l.
Mr.. Horny Morrill, Grossly street. re-
,,,csJ ru..laV from fout week. visit ip
g,.t,p.
II. Chalk man. ,tor of workshop. and
s.,,,,,.. returned frem Massachusetts,
r,.,l,v
un,..uu wooJu,u farn,rtv of An.
.n.ts nov nf Deeriay. Is in the city for a
t.si,y,
NJ and Mr.. Henry J,.k.nn. and laugtI-
v.,,,...,, 20 ~ ,l..,,,y rue.5av
.t,r,,n,
~ tl.o,f Uo.,on wifi tan the wire
t.,o.,t, ,s.,.,,,,i I,....n,k IN TIN. e,tv
to, Nh. o,s.4nt
ns,, r.,,,o, .,n ofs, Shs,,s pi.bon Of
e...t...,, H.. .,,..., n;,;,,o p,s;oos.
t,I.,,s. n,..,tv
Andrew po.ti. manager of the River
.lcrl.,h,,, Ifoo.. ,e,,,r,.J from Water
,.,,.-t...t..n.,A,
IN y,h,. mlt J. uoy, ,,o VOL
a,.,. l.....,s.. ma, If ptit,n. were a,
,,. RAM. ,,,,,.. rre.t.y ,,o,
-.
s..,, ,. r-..L . p.rr:r,,. NJ raS
y S.. ~ 49,, ..,,.o,., - p,uns
x,.L
u,,.tr,.a,t PAN. f,r,,te- ~, c,.h;.r
G 4 Pave sk,abs,.p ,,,onal Rank i.
ia ,b.. ..,,, tn. s.,.st ~ Ms + w Ma.
th,.,
n,,.., s..r.,.,,. - s.,,a Ch,,ho,-,
,,,,-,.I h..,. r.,,s4,, ae,a ,,s, t.,.
,b,.r,c B., Now Ir,r.,.b;r. ami N,..s-
ebp.,.t.
" Il Williams .n,o,ir,e,J.,, Of tho
,,c..,, ,,,.. x,,,.o,.o
llSht amt Heat company u IN Boston on
hgHness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

The copsrtnsrship heretofore exlsflne b. upon
Jam~s v futIer. Elmer Y. FOLSOM aad nensy "
BieknefI. under the hrfn name and style u NJ
matesi consent Henry W. Biekseu wlth11o1s
isg from said company, *
fhe business vii BE- eoatinneA b. Jamo9Rs
sid style h-refofors ed Will s<aste IN -
aTsd elaine against the late hs9- 3.sTl
An pefsOns in1ebse4 70 Ne ~ espagon1ukoD
tl,sn = thsy ase ssihenseA y $50 . n r ~
JANIS n xUi&8 800
ELNgn = r0GG1G.
AUGUSTA, Asg. zise. ~.
eDsieed
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Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers il
Lincoln county for the week ending Sept
10th. 1898.
BEiSroL--Naney iller to Nellie +. Foster, lanf
aud buildings 81.
HOornBAY-k Katherine A. InyTaham to Nath'
I Alien, land, 81. cts Elmer IL. Capen Jr. t'
Ldw. ! Pa ker, land. 81 etc.
EDGFT oMB-Joan tunT nsham TO Geo. II
Holman, land, ~ J..
NuNHEGAs-G-o. H. ksBti ston TO Jennie NJ
wood. hand. kt.rtc.
nd
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LOST.

I OsT-strased from Monmouth. the 18th
IL ms. dark bay mare. wears old. Weighs
about 80 pounds, star in soreaead white "trip on
NOSE, Little white of hind foot; full name and
torelop, tall full, reaching 10 bock. suitable &c
ward " II be paid for her return or Information
gasta. sep,iAilw'
Y OsT-Sept, 10Th or ilth . physician's pocket
i ! case of Instruments. Finder will be suitable
rewarded by leaving II Office Of na. l. !,
CsoohkR. Augusta ssptiEi'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

/ Airy Fairy Lillian. "Ths
| Duchess"
sAn q d Mans Darling
| Mrs. A. McVeiSh Nil
| Ter.
Adde'S Husband. Clay
Allan Quartermain. II
Rider Hsggard.
As in u Looking CHASE
| +. c. PHILIPPE.
Arabian nights Enter
| talnment.
| At the Worlds Mercy. A
| novel. Florence War
| den.
Bag OF Diamonds. The
| A Detective Story
.Bonnie Dora. Mrs
| Alex. Meveigh Miller
Br. ezie Langton. II
| Smart.
sBride Of the Tomb
| Mrs. Alex. MeVeigf
I Miller.
| Camille. Alex.Dumas,j r
| Ch,id's History of Eng
land. Charles Dickens
Countess Vera. Mrs. A
McNeigh Miller.
Dsteless Bargain, A. A
novel. G. l.. Perk r,
Deer Slayer, Il,
/ Cooper.
Dora fhorne.B. VI. Clay
Dukes Secret, The. {
NJ. Braerne.
Dcldee; or. the Iron
Hand. Florence
" arden.
Doris's Fortune. Wa
den.
Dark House. The; or, A
Knot Unravelled. FEM
Dicks Wanderings
1 Sturgis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

There is one thing that even the most
tareless observer is now able TO perceive
Eamong the public men Of Washington. IL
! u rapidly growing impotence Of polit-
gical system which makes the tariff laws.
(which are so intimately bound up with bust
ness operations and the prosperity Of the
people, mere political football. Men who
think high tariff is bad and men who think
= low tariff il bad agree that something
should be done to stop the frequent change
OF rates. with consequent disturbance u
values and business conditions One finds
some Of the ablest and sbrewdest public
men at the capital willing to predict that
before many years have passed public opin-
Ion will compel the adoption Of constitu-
tionaI amendment which will forbid tariff
changes oftener than once In 10 years or
after each federal census.
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| sDoubly Wronged.
| Adah N. Howar1.
desperate Woman, A.
| Adah NJ. Howard.
sDreadfui Temptation,
| A, Mrs. 4. Mcveigh
Miller.
Death Bed Marriage, A,
Charlotte II. star sey,
Eve. s. aiiny-Gonld,
Frozen Pirate, The. W,
| Clark Russell
False Start. A. H.Smari
For Mamie's Sake,
| Allen.
Grimm's Household
| Fairy Tales. Brothers
| Grimm.
Guy kenmore's Wife
| Mrs. A. McVeigt
MILLER.
Houss on the Marsh
| Toe. A novel. +. War
den.
Hon. Mrs. Vereker. The
"rhe Duchess"
Handy Andy. =. Lover
iyanhoe. Sir Walter
Scott.
.Jacquelina. Mrs. Alex
MeVeigh Miller.
Jare Eyre. e Bronte
~ n Halifax, Gentle
man Miss Muloch.
Jet. Her Face Her For
tune. Mrs. Ami.
| E.dwardes.
Lady Audley't Secret
Miss NJ 4. Braddon
Last of the Mohicans
The. james Fenimor,
Cooper.
Lorna boone. Black
| more.
| Life's Remors~, A
"The Duchess"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

c. Hamilton. proprietor of the City
ho'el' Waterville, vas in the city Tuesday
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

As was going out of town
lmet pretty girls.
Each girl had chaps
Watching her pretty eur's.
Zach ch p had : girls
Expecting them that night.
How many were going out OF town
III treat if yo4 answer right.
only THAT was me
The others were going to
FOX eAe coz
For a niee box of Bon Bons
To smooihe out rutfied tempers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

Samples Of thess books sas - go q ~ JOUaL
xAL counting reon o. It asy u - ss1s1 60
.cjes. x
i The books sss sos for sa,s - N snly - avu
10 lost 70 hoidsss Of oospsns. 1ns ~ De1ee1 -
m ,whefe 10 this issse Will ove ~ - ~ - ~
d" books. tOw1nG 70 iask Of spaes ~ ~ NJ .
vpublishsd ID or daily On mSolays ea1V.l
en- In ordering By nall ssvssd 6eoks iA1a31 -
~, named. unisss yos are willing y val4 ose0 -
Ihtexhassted pumbers can be suD1lle1.
Bile JOURUAL patrons oao see1f0 tAooo boooD q ~
yJorkSAL counting roesa- 2s=
! Our readers oar go samples 81 tAeeo UesAs g
ihsDy 0e by calling o. any 0as - ~ aD0vo nGmo1
dnplsees. Ordefs Tor books 70 - 49, ~ - ou4
an'ls - sasss. b s1dsesssd "
yffe 1unz0Un DkSuRs
he AaQ1o1A maiA
N
Ons Our friends Will please sossoms
.vs{boe that under ne consciousness
=. will ~ ox0ha0eo - booeo ~
w. permitted aSeos any book No. ~
= IRE eSyJco. d 70 net tlso pUspooo ~
' sss tIslo effI0o - institute eIs00lo11NG
nd library.
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First DAY.
Second Day

q ris~-, trnt, Prise, s'1
tr,-,' Tor FL, trot and pace, Purse. 80 0
The management is negotiating with e..
II. Nelson for the exhibition of his famous
horse, and it is expected that he will attend
this meeting. Entries will close October 2.
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Augusta Park Association.

The following is announced as the classe.
and purses of the Augusta Park Association
for the meeting October IL and Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

The IIutehns ball team will 20 to kents
Hin next Friday to play the local nine
there. Phillips and Hanks will be the bat
terry for the Hutchius team and Doughty
AMI Norton for the Kent's Hills. second
game will be played in this city Sept. 23. AZ
the mark third game will be played.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

A coaching party of - people will leave
Hotel North at noon, Wednesday, for the
Windsor fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-20

..sc Dfief period In which Andrew
johnson sought to hold the country up b,
the tail
Mr. Cleveland is severely criticised 70,
attempting to be not only the executive
head OF the government, but the Legislative
as well. A dozen times day one may hear
in the capitol the expression that, while Mr..
Cleveland is a big rru, he Is not biz
enough, and this country never yet pro
duced a man big enough, to take upon his
shoulders the responsibility Of managing
the White House, the executive depnrt.
ments, the house of representatives and the
senate all at the same time. Still, nothing
succeeds like success, and the best answer
that Mr.. Cleveland could possibly make to
these criticisms would be by having his
own way and passing the repeal bill with
out change or amendment Defeat under
these circumstances, after the employment
Of these vigorous and almost unexampled
methods. would be doubly humiliating.
Demands of business Men.
People who have attended the hearings
ON the taiifl' held by the ways and means
committee have been much impressed by
the constant reiteration of the desire on the
part OF manufacturers and business men for
information IA to when the new tariff law
Is to go into effect. In the nature OF things
they cannot hope to learn much about
what the changes In the schedules are TO be
until after the Democratic end of the com
mittec shall have agreed upon them: but II
they could soon know at what date these
changes, whatever they are, will go into ef-
feet, that would bean enormous advantage
to them. This demand for some basis of
operations and plans comes as well from
those people who want the tariffs reduced
as from those who want them let alone or
increased. The suggestion has been made
that congress pass Il joint resolution fixing
4 date for the new law to go into operation.
While it is apparent that congress could
bot absolutely bind itself In this manner.
and would even after passing such "A Joint
resolution be free to change the date, IL
would in honor adhere to the date IL IL
could, and by so doing UNNECESSARILY help |
the business interests of the country. Chair
man Wilson tells your correspondent that
he and the members Of his committee fully |
appreciate the situation and will very soon
consider what. If anything, they can do in |
this direction.
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Vll $500 Helm You Dutf s; !: : y. : =:

eAsr ysa the esle Agency for an srsicie thar
Is wanted - ESssy Hems ard eAaeapen-
sable IN Every O1Ace, something tina soils
as sight. 9th ! articles s+lf rsp,dsy At Oeuele
the Price. shoasa nss aasssertng the paI.
pose half we'll Nea can make from vAOu
to o3OO in taree months, Introducing IL. after
which II viii hrrx = steady. l.tsesat In.
came. IL rrcp~siy ATTENDED, to, tsties d. ~ wst
as men. in tasa or country. D@a't Miss tai
CAanre. Witt 81 0ncs 10 =. W. JONAS,
Manager, epuisEaeld, Ohte.
septiaeSitse Ito
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Mr.. Wood. of the firm of Wood, Pollard
4 Co. Boston, was in the city TUESDAY
night.
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Marriieo.
FNSEBEC

kESSEBEc.
ausi.ta-Gept Is by Res, DIR. Penney, Hsrr'
" Moore to Miss Fannie +. Cif k, both of Madi
-on.
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The work on relaying the steps at the
State House and the grading of the walks
i. progressing rapidly.
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Corner loating is just a little too common
in the early part of the evening.
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l1IsCELLANEOus.

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ferry. Learned Of Mrs. Telu a. Of Augusta Cut
ting dome N =. T. TAylot system Good work, tcu
prisrs. fab styles, srpsiSdtus
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" ANrED

NyANTt D--A woman who is DESTROYS Of a
w good home In the country. to keep house
for two. For particulars apply at once al Is
West Crescent s.. tugus,a, Me. Heoti.silw
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
rpE1cHT RATES EAST DEMORALIZED.

Chicago, Dec. 1-Freight rates east from Chicaso
became utterly demoralized to-day. Grain rates
especially went by the board and the ROADS were
taking whatever was offered them Tor transports
tion of that commodity The highest rate at which
any contract was made was 22 cents but some
were made at as low 10 or 10 cents below the
authorized tariff. OF course this was all underhand
work. supposed to be the quiet Everybody
knew of it. however. and the contracting agents
of the different roads WED with each other as 10
which could the deepest in the authorized
tariff At last the Chicago and Erie filed tarlI
with the Interstate Commerce Commission quotns
2 rate of 20 all kinds of grain ana gram
products from Chicago to New-York; with cor
Responding reductions TO all intermediate points.
This action was announced too late for the other
roads take cognizance of 1t to-day but they VIII
undoubtedly meet II without loss of time. To-Day
was the day fixed by the general managers for all
rates TO he restored and from to-day they were TO
be rlgjdly maintained. That agreement was kept
in the manner indicated by all classes Of freight
rates being knocked to pieces. January Is now
mentioned as the date when the general managers
agreement will become effective.