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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-17
BOSTON ADJUSTMENTS.
New Attractions at the Museum -Nordica
Concert at the Boston.

BusToS, Jan. lG.-At the Boston Mu-
scum tonight, was given b. c. Stephenson s
farce, Faithful Jones. for the first time
in this country, and Marguerite Merington's
play Good Bye for the first time on any
stage.
The farce was well received and capitally
presented. Good Bye was very cordially
received by typical Museum audience
that crowded the house. At the end of the
second act Miss Merington was called and
made Il grateful speech of thanks.
The Nordica Concert Company opened
its season at Music hall tonight, aud scored
brilliant success. The hall was filled with
Il very enthusiastic audience. Madame
Scalchi arrived at New York from Europe
this morning, and reached here only two
hours before the concert. The Madame
Nordica, Helen Dudley Campbell, Cam
panini, Del Puente and Fischer were all
enthusiastically received.
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BANGOR & AROOSTOOK.
Splendid Progress During the Year
lust Closed.
Over as Miles Of Grade Complete. Will
be Finished This Year.
Bangor Daily News.

President 4. A. Burleigh of the Bangor
& Aroostoek Railroad is in Bangor and Fri
day evening in speaking of the work on the
new road, said
IAN is going well with the road builders
and when the line is complete it. will be
something to he proud of. for il is being
very thoroughly constructed.
There are still about 500 men at work on
the line and the only work suspended is
that on sections where very little will have
to be done. The crews on the lodges are
getting on as fast as in the warm weather
Grading ready for sleepers and rails has
been completed for six miles above Brown
Wills. also nearly all of the masonry work
The heavy stone work Mt the C.. r cross
ipy at Mil brook is complete. the latter he
NO A 400 feet foundation for an iron trestIe.
ON the other end of the line the grading
has been done from the Stacevviile TO a
point two and A half miles above Houlton
The whole distance being 40 miles OF this
distance. 10 miles of grading ia comnletc
and il includes the heaviest work on The
whole line.
An arched culyert has been bu,lt n.
I;mestone brook This cnlvert is in a FIJI
NJ M foot in dentb recurring % noa cords
of eartb
Refors reacb;po that mint n cut w.s
made .hrough the horseback which forms a
mart of the divide between the Penobscot
and 81 John,s waters This Ont is lno foot
lono and from - IN Is feet deen most of
which il a solid ledge.
AT IIoulton heavy cnt has been made
,,,ru,gh q, borsab.ck "a foot daen ,hor,
| gO ooi1 v,rls of Garth were renewed
i. North of Hamilton tho ricbt Of way
,hrough IN car;hou has baen burned ami
| cleared also most of tho wav nm IN tho Eort
| ra;rfeld branch
None of the light work IN the line has
baen done in order that ne manx miles Of tho
ro,d az noss;bla MIGHT be b,,ilt bn, tho xerv
/ beav;as, has bepn selected and the most
difficult, sections Of the line are Graded
and re,dv for tho ballast
Thus for bs,ween 5000 oon and s,oo ooo
have beop exnendea.
This includes the cost Of the nrel;m;,srv
and final surveys and the right OF w.v
ernenses hes;1os What has berp Mid for
rr.l,ng etc
have been ALI over the line and when in
.,,nstoot co,ntv tho county cop,,n;ss;onsrs
were with mo and they EXPRESSED themselves
ne mueb pleased viii, the amount and anal.
II, az work done
J'bev have accented two Ave milo sect;ans
of the road and paid the eompsnv s2e 900
a ser,;on az agreed rnon
Tbev sax that the qr,d;ug 10 ,pneh hotter
Than thax erper,e,I ami better Than tho com
nam pronised
M grade inns far exceed. one ner rent
,r - faet :, tho milo anil none will rho,,
the road ia eomplatad
II il aur in,entinp IN eomnle,e tho road
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Marine Matters.

The director of the Lighthouse Board OF
the I. >. Coast and Geodetic survey has an.
notnceti the following corrections made
Turing the month of December on charts of
the Maine coast
Searsport Harbor Entrance, off Moose
Point. New Buoy. black spar buoy. No.
/, has been placed in :, fatboms of water
off Moose Point. the beacon on SteeIs
Ledge bearing west, distant IS miles.
This effects charts 3tI and i6l.
OF Southport island. The CuekpIls.
New fog signal. beacon removed During
thick or foggy weather Daboll trumpet
will be sounded al the fog-signaI station
recently erected on the highest par, of the
most easily OF The Cuckolds. about 80 feet
N. T.. ~ n. from the beacon heretofore
indicated. The trumpet will sound blasts
of three Reconsideration separated ty silent
intervals of II seconds. The beacon fsri-
pod formerly shown on the Cuekolds has
been removed.
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WANT DIRECTORS REMOVED.
Charges Against Panama Railroad and the
Canal compan,'s Officials.

ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. lG.-Application
has been made through attorneys to the
attorney general of the stale, asking that
action be instituted against the directors of
the Panama Railroad Cempsnv, Inter-
oceanic Canal Company. and certain stock
boiders of record of the railroad company
having in view the removal Of the directors.
the Acknowledgement of the stock held by
the canal company. AMI the appointment of
a receiver of the "a lfoal company and
other relief.
Hearing upon the application vial be had
at Albany oH SATURDAY next The COM
plant states that the railroad company was
incorporated n this state and alleges that
that the policy OF the company, since AS
suming control of the railroad has been one
of abuse of the franchise property and
privileges of the railroad company, mimi
cal to the people of This state AMI their fell
low citizens OF the Uu;ci States.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Storm AT TRIESTE.
Fifty People Injured by Falling Trees
and Chimneys--vessels Wrecked.
Parts Of Their Crews and Drown ed In Sight Of
Port-A Hurricane.

TRIESTE, Jan. ia terrific storm has
swept this city since 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Sheet or SNOW has fallen necessarily.
The wind has blown a hurrica e. Tiles
and chimneys were blown into the streets.
and half the trees in the streets have been
snapped off close to the pavement. -Four
tram cars were tumbled from the tracks.
1t has been impossible for vessels to
enter the harbor. An Italian bark tried to
to come in at noon, but was battered by the
ice to wreck in sight of the docks and
foundered with ali on board.
A Greek steamship has been cndcavoring
to get inside for the last two hours. She is
flying signals of distress and firing guns.
but no assistance has been sent her. Two
small vessels arc reported wrecked off
Point St. Andres
\ large wave over part of the water
front in the early evening, flooded the
streets near by. Two cabs with horses
and drivers were caught in the current
where the water was receding, carried
into the harbor apd drowned. Fifty per-
sons were injured by falling trees, tiles and
clnmneys.
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FIFE At BOSTON.
Three Alarms for Bad Blaze at 27l to 27S
Franklin Street.

BosToN. Jan. IL, Las A. NJ Three
alarms were ruug tonight for Il fire in the
brick block, 27i to 20 Franklin street and
brisk fire is now burning there.
The building was occupied on the ground
floor and basement by the Underhay Oil
Company, and ON the second, third and
fourth floors by the Aston Valve Company
machine shops Emil Milmeyer, manu-
facturer of Putt pomade, occupied a corner
of the second floor.
The fire was all above the first floor. and
the tirepen's effort, have been to keep it
from the large quantity of oil on the first
door and Easements.
So far they have been successful although
the upper portion of the building is thor
oughly Quilted. The building stands by it
self and there is little danger that the fire
will spread beyond its limits.
The losses will be quite heavy, but car
not be stated at present.
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cAlensas Or cos,ss fstsIs.
GARDINER.

Z. r. Stone hs. arrived home from q
visit 10 Boston.
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CHICAGO IN A FtUfTER.
The Great Of the City May Be Wrecked by
Mrs. Mcdonald.

CHICAGO, Jan. l6.-Mary c. Mcdonald.
formerly wife of Mike Mcdonald, Chicago :
Democratic boss, has begun the serial pub
LEGATION of an autobiography which prom
ises to wreck the regulations of scores of
prominent citizens who visited her hus-
bands dem
The first chapter. published Saturday
tells how Mrs. Mcdonald shot policeman
Any man or woman who ever associated
with Mcdonald may expect to be exposed
For years Mrs. Mcdonald has preserved
letters, kilograms. afhdavits and contracts.
All these papers are in a safety deposit
vault. and Mrs. Mcdonald says they will
be embarrassing 10 anyone who asks her to
prove her statements in court. 1t is Thought
that efforts will be made in high quarters to
suppress the prospective revelations.
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NEW YORK POLICE
Hauled Over Goals BY Supt. Byrnes
Prominent Officials Tried


Nav Yeas. Jan le---Trials of the po-
lice officials against whom charges OF ne
glect OF duty .ere made last week by Supt.
Byrne.. began before the police commits
sioners today The first eases called we're
Inspector Williams and Capt. Doherty,whs
pleaded nor guilty.
After hearing the evidence the commits
sioners went into secret session, and at the
and Of an hour AMI half. deciaed that the
charges preferred by the superintendent,
were true. but as the first and second in.
speetion districts each covers a large terri.
tory. the Inspectors must rely on the state
ueuts and reports made by the captains
They found the inspectors not guilty.
In the cases of Captains Stevenson
Westersiet and Dohersy. the board found
the captains negligent in the discharge Of
their duties. The captains were severely
censured and repfinlanded.
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Railroad and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Asranssmsat Of Trains in Effect Ian. ia. 1888.
rnpoucH TRAINS.

GOING wEsT-s2s A. NJ. for Lewiston,
Harrington. Koekiand. Portland. Boston aud
montreal 1910 A. N for brunswick, Lewiston,
Harrington. Rocklsnd. Portland and Boston
connecting for White Mountain Points anu que
bee; a.i0 and 9i5 T.. NJ for brunswick, Bath,
Portland, Boston. Iioo +. NJ. might Pullman
every night for Lewiston. Bath. itockiaHd. Fort
land aud Boston.
come EAsT-2.t0 A, NJ, nigh, exprss-} for
skowhegau, Belfast, Bangor Baf ltartor, ~
stephen, ST. John and Aroostock County; ~!
A. VI. FOR Waisryie. and Sknwhegan anu
for Bangor and Nnaeeboro, le~G T. "
for watervllle. coune-'iog at Watcrviile
with 80 r. NJ. train for lewiston
AIS T.. ~ for watefsilie. Oakland
North Anson, Bingham, Skowiirgan, Belfast,
Dover, Fcxcrofi. Bangor, Bar Hsrbor. st stephen
st. John and Aruosteok county, ~ A. NJ sun
DAYS ony for Watervile aud Bangor
The Nigh, Pullman Trains going east nj 9.lO A
NJ. going west at II. 90 L. ~ run each way .vers
night. SUNDAY included. connecting for Lewiston
and Rockiand. but not 10 skowhegan on Monday
mornings. or to Belfast, Dexter, OF beyond Ban
gsr, on sunday mornings 49,
The day trains going West a; 1910 A
NJ aud East ut S.ts y. VI. run daily, sunday in
e,u.ied, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath. Bangoi
and ~. John.
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MISSION FOR KILG0RE.
The Texas Congressman Said to Be on the
State Tor Mexico.

WtsHiSaroS. Jan. lG.-The Texas dele
CATION IN Congress seem in IL happy frame
OF mind for the story has got out, and
comes from pretty reliable sources, that
BUCK" kilgore is to get the appointment of
minister to Mexico under Mr.. Cleveland,
and saceeed Minister Ryan.
''Buck" saw the Presideut-elect very re-
Gently. and it is understood that he was
given THE assurance that he should have the
Mexican mission. His friends here openly
assert that he will get the place. The
Texan, in reply TO question. said II
have nothing whatever to say on the sub
ject."
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The Truthful
Test

1t requires no learned experts
or scientific experiments to
establish the fact that On.
PRICES DELICIOUS fLAvoRlNe Ex.
TRACTS are not only the strong
est. but positively the sweet
est and most delicate fruit
f1avors. If housewives will
favor a cake, pudding, Gus
tard or cream with DIR. Prices
Extract of Vanilla, Lemon or
Orange, and a smaller guam
tity gives a more natural and
grateful taste than can be i'm.
parted by any other Extracts,
is it not an incontestable
proof of their greater excel
lences In every case where
DR.. Prices Flavors are used
they give perfect satisfaction.
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sans also of f. Il. Bailey and ~ others
for same; siso Of Il. j. MeDuf and al
others for same also Of J s. Wheelvright
and ~ others for same
INLAND FisnEEiEs AND GAME
By Nr. Brown Of wateryiiie-Bili, an
act TO amend chapter 2si of the public
laws Of 1891 relating 10 inland fisheries.
By Mr. Broxn of Observation-Disclosures.
in favor of the North kennebee Fish ~ani
Garae Association
By Mr. Chamberlain of Rehabilitation
Of John b. Dodge and 10 others Of Souser-
vile for close time on deer, in Lincoln
county. for five years next ensuiug
SHORE FISHERIES.
By Mr.. Knsseli of ThomastoR-Bill, an
act to prevent the destruction of smeits in
Georges river; also bill an act for the
protection Of smelts Georges river with
petition of C.. ). Smith AMI it6 others in
aid of same
By Mr.. Ken, of Bremen--Petition Of
Alden Keene and 80 others Of Bremen for
amendment to lobster law
By Mr.. Lawrence of Lubec--Peiitio4 of
Lawrence Packing Co. and packing firms
Of Lubec for an act TO amend section Is.
chapter 10, relating to fish and fisheries.
On motion of MIR. Higgins of Limerick,
Adjourned.
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Recent Grange Elections.
The following grange officers have recent
" been elected for the ensuing year;

The following grange officers have recent
IL been elected for the ensuing year;
poMoLA, South Hancock; Daniel Saun-
ders, master: Mrs. Catiy Foss, overseer;
W. l.. Coggius, lecturer; Lewis Jordan,
steward. G.. 7. Haven, assistant steward !.
Fronia Foss, lady assistant steward; T.. l..
S,ratton, secretary; Mrs. Olive Oakes,
treasurer: s. NJ. oakes, chaplain; Joseph
Crabtrce, gate6cepcr.
East EpnINGroN +. II. Jordan, NJ.
J. l.. Shoppee, o.; Mrs. Edna l.. Shoppec,
lecturer; Henry T.. Comins, steward; A. j..
I.yford, assistant steward; IL. Nj. Shaw
chaplain; !. A. Leach, treasurer; Miss Es-
telle NJ. Bearee, secretary; L. &. Day, gate
keeper: Miss Nina NJ Sweet Pomona; Miss
Laura a. Collins, Flora; Mrs. Nellie +.
Jordan, Ceres.
GoulAM; +. W. Merrill, master; G.
II. Wentworth, oycrseer; II. c. Palmer
lecturer; c. A. Hoothbay, steward; j,
Thombs. assistant steward; Rev. +. 5. Palm
cr. chaplain q. NJ. Parker, treasurer; +
ID. Seaman; II q. RedlUi, gate hvvper
Mrs. +. W. Merrill, Ceres; Mrs. $. w
Sleuman, pomonar Miss IL. NJ. Newcomb,
Flora; Mrs. NJ. Harmon. lady assistant
steward
DEXTER: Dexter Grange, officers were
installed last Saturday for the ensuing year
l.. W. jose, W. Nj; John Martin, O..
Frank Swanton, L.. l., NJ iIasletine, c..
George knowles, S.; Halle Jose, A. :.
John Russell, sec: z. NJ. Addition, r..
Walter Russell, G.. H.; Mrs. l.. NJ. Jose
Ceres Mrs. J. Crowell, Pomona; Mrs. l..
NJ. Hasletine, Flora Mrs. f. G. Libby, l.
! -
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THEY DENY
Having Received Any Panama Money-lack
Of Evidence in Some Cases.

Pans, Jan lG.--Before the Parliament
tarv commission of inquiry today NJ. Zou-
voriie, who introduced himself as the editor
of the Noyae Nremja, protested that NJ.
Delahaye's charge as TO the receipt of 300
900 francs by that newspaper from the
Panama people was falsehood.
Neither he nor any of his fellow Journal
lists i'll Russia, as far as he knew. touched a
centime of the Panama money.
NJ. Toiischeff made similar denial.
Marquis tie Castellane came out with a
denial of the report that he was the payee
of the Panama check for 100000 francs
There are rumors this evening that pro-
ceedings against Deputies Roche, Rouvicr
and Arcnea and Senator Thevenet will be
stopped, and they will be discharged for
lack of evidence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-17

Last evening another secret society init
a,ed its officers for the present year. This
time it was the local branch of that great
order, the knights of Pythias. Following
are the honored members: Fred NJ. Lord
chancellor commander; c. q. Davenport,
vice chancellor: J. c. Barstow, prelate
Henry Roberts, marshal-at.arms {. NJ
Drake, keeper of records and seal: +. 5.
lincoln. NJ. of f.. and G.. c. Wentworth
NJ. of F. The installing officer was Dis
trict Deputy White of Augusta.
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STATE NEWS.


| PERn,M.
The following officers of Perham Grang,
were publicly installed at the last meeting
by Worthy F. NJ. w. II. Bragdon assisted
/ by Sister Luna HARRISON; c. |. Spauliipr,
NJ; +. {. Mclntire, o.; b. X. Blackstone.
L.; Adelbert Grant, s.; r. l.. Blackstone
a. s.: i. p. Roy, Treas: Mrs. C.. /.
Spaul,iing, Sec; Fred Blackstone, G.. X. ;
Miss Lorena $. Blackstone. Flora: Mrs. Il
X. Blackstone, Ceres; Miss Mary i. Austin.
l.. 4. S.-The five-year- old daughter oi
Fremont Blackstone was severely seal lei
on her hands and arms by falling into a tut
OF hot water Monday morning.-Dr. Sin,
cock was called. who dressed the arms, ana
the little girl is now doing welI-A large
part OF the supplies for nine lumber camps
! are being ''toted through this place, mos,
Of 1t 10 the vicinity of Portage lake.--Ei.
ward Thbault has moved with his family
to Wasbburp.
Kennebee.
LiToHfIeap PLAINS.
The ladies of the church circle recently
held a sewing bee at Mrs. VIM. Maxwell
ia the interest of Mrs. Ann, Metcaif This
proved such pleasant affair that they met
again on Jan. 18th with Mrs. NJ. T.. Rogers
and row they propose To meet once week
during the winter, having picnic dinners
each time. Mrs. Campbell, widow of X. J
Campbell, fell down cellar on Jan 18th and
broke her hip. DIR. Cyrus kendrick was
called and at the limb.--Mr. &. NJ. Rogers
closed successful term of school in the
Plains district on Friday, Jan. 18th.
wISruEoP
Mrs. +. 4. d Burlington of Belfast will
give the first lecture in tie course contem-
plated by the Winthrop Literary Club at
the Congregational chapel on TUESDAY even.
ing Subject Industrial Training -
The Silver Cross Circle Of The Kings
Daughters connected with the Copgrcga-
iional church has recently presented n
beautiful pulpit lamp 10 the society.
East Pfrr-roS.
About all of our young men are improy-
ing the chance of working on the ice a, the
prcsent time.--Mr. Myriek Moody is recov-
ing from the severe cut he received a few
days ago. He is under DIR. Libby's care
DIR. G. c. Libby, our nscniber-elect to the
present Legislature, will be at home every
night when weather and travelling will per-
nit. and will do all in his power to visit his
many patients during his stay at home.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer has so far recovered
from his late sickness as to be able to at
tend to his pastoral duties once more.--we
learn that parties have been searching this
section Of the town for worknlen on the ice.
ut seems rs though farmers are doing
more home work and less ice work of late.
which is a step in the right direction, no
doubt There seems to be quite scarcity
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4 ce4. send i. rly'. Cream Balm. al

4 cet-send is Eis's Cream Balm. II had
cztarrti for three years Two or three
times week my nose wonh bleed. l
tbouShg the sore. wosla never heal Tour
Bsioi has cured Mrs. NJ. A. Jack
son. Portsmouth,, n H.
! vas much troubled With ca.arrii it
seriously affected my voice. One bottle vi
Eiy's Cresm Balm did the work. Ny voice
i fully resroresl.-B. T. Liepsner, A. NJ.
Pastor Of the Olivet Baptist Church, Pills
sielrhis. Pa slcoeaeosl&wew
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FLouR--R Receipts, l.,s74 pkgs exports. ;,3.-
bbls. 32,62l sacks; fairly active, milIers asking
10 and ID advance -----------
-. sales. 81 $40 nsls low extras, 81 loa2 IS
winter wheat low grades, q lie 2 ID, fa
20 fancy, 2 81 ii IS. patents, 3 s5a4 25 -
Mlnnesota clear, 5oa@ 10, straghts, GOAT 90
patents, 25a5 co. rye mixtures. 2 9oa3 so; supe
inc 75a2 ID, fine, 65a2 20
RYE FLouR-dull steadv.
WHEAT-Receuts. 81 ESQ oush: exports.-
sales, 1000, stronger, with option moderated,
active; No. ren, s2a-- store and elevator
sia- safiOat. s2asei rob. No. 3 red, 74yas5
- NJ. | northern s6iaSii; No. hard, %
a.; No.. ?, northern. s5ia-; no 9 Milwaukee
-; no spring sDia--.
RYE nominal. Western, 5oaGl.
BARLEY quiet hrm; No ,. Western.
doaso state, ,.5aso; No. Toronto. sias5.
BARLEY MALr-dull; western .0ase two
rowed state 71a.5, siN-rowed state s1aS5, cit,
made Canada I0oai05.
CoRS--Receipts. a 90, exports. 5aUsa safe.
=, No. Z, 81! toj4 ELEVATOR. j4ia5li siioat; fob
oArs-Receipts. $1,000 exports. 20 bust
sales, l1l,ooo; fairly active, iir,ner -
White. i2iai3: No l.; do white. f2ai6i, mixed
Western, i9l ,4ei do white. ii,a47l white state
'lla4ai. No. chicago, lola
HottEE-Rio. iirmer. fair demand; No. :,
srGAR-raw. f;riuer more active: refined,
steady. quiet, unchanged; - - -
.Nb- l. b-Iutf, M. ~ lbH -, No, 4,
u 3,ls; No. &, 5.isai IL; No :, ii
n 7i6; No. 5, 4aa4 SO; No. .. 4ai $40
No 10, , p lea4l; No. II, 3 i;siea4
u; mould Is lGa5l: standard a 4 II IDA
V. cunfectoners. ~ i6na "a; cut loaf s. I6a5i
crushed, 30 as ~, powdered. 4 IL i6a 81 =
zriintlated l-i6a5; cubes 4 IL l6a5i.
PETROLEUM. quiet United. 53i
foRk-guief, irm. safes bbls; old
mess. sl4 75as new mess, sl5.75asI6.25; extra
prime nonIna.
BEEF--quicf, firm.
BEEF HAMS dull.
LARD stronger, quiet; ---------- West.
ern steam, cio-ed $40 "a -; city. 40 1Ja 49, .
-ase-, tics. Refined. quiet, firm: c,in.tn.u;
il.fsa; A, sil 81; aud I. y 20.
BurrER-q,iiet. strong; -------
fancy -; state dssry, sUa2s; do creamery 2jg,,l
Western snirv is III; do creamery 2.ssstt a.
factory. II; tigu, 5ttEiA: rolls. f'enb
treanery, a
CHEEsE fair demand ffmer
aiai1i; fancy ;,!orea ll.a- do hne wbi.e Ip,-
oid, a, DO white. loai0l part skims, isio, ia,
skins, ,a2l.
Freishts 20 Liverpool. market, quiet, nom inal
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For affections Of the throat and chest DR.,
Bulls Cough syrup is ne plus ultra. Mr..
Chas. w. Alexander. Iil1 LIST ST., n. W..
Washington. ID. c.. writes. 81 have used
In. Balls Cough Syrup in my family for
some years past, and have found ii very
effective in breaking up coughs. colds,
hoarseness, &c. and ii does all that il
claimed for il I always keep a bottle ON
hand
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CAN'T STAY HERE.
Cinnamon. Struggled in from Canada. Must
Suffer for Being Caught.

PLArTsErRG, n. Y, Jan. l6.-The II
Cinnamon arrested three months ago On the
canal boats at Rouse's point as being SNUG
gled into the country from Canada, was tried
today.
Nine were sentenced to the penitentiary
for 80 days and npon their release to be
deported for their native country The
others claiming that they were students
were discharged.