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The evening world., 1894-07-04

The O O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra OF The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of Interest than can he found In
any other evenins newspaper.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
GlenfallOn.

The programme at Sheepshead Bay
to-day is one of the best of the meet
ing. 1t should pack the course to the
very gates. There are two stake events,
both of which look to be very interest
ing affairs. The Great Trial Stakes for
two-year-olds will net the winner
$1,000, the total value of the race being
SO OOO Connoisseur, Walter, Keenan,,
Sir Galahad and a host of other good
Walter and Sims will have the mount
ON Connoisseur. The struggle between
these two will be well worth witnessing.
The other stake event Is the Great In
dependence Steeplechase. These steeple-
chases are farces, usually, but in this in
stance the value of the race will in
sure a good contest.
Barring the Great Trial Stakes the
most interesting event will be the ham
dicap in which Banquet, Roche, Sir
Walter, Comanche, Henry of Navarro
and Herald are entered. Every one Of
these horses has chance and the race
should furnish superb spectacle.
The other events are also interesting
and the sport will repay those who make
the journey to Sheephead to-day. The
entries and selections are as follows:
First Race.-For three year-olds and upward: q
handicap sweepstakes of $40 each. with 81 600
atded one mile and half on turf.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
BRIGHTON TIPS.

At Brighton Beach to-day seven races
will be run. The card looks very at
tractive and the races will be well con.
tested. The handicap at mile looks q
good thing for Lamplighter, but
Comanche, Terrier. Stowaway, Sir
knight and the others may make him
run some. The steeplechase is the third
race on the card, SO as to enable the
riders to get back to Sheepshead In
time to have a mount in the Great In
dependence Stakes at the latter course.
L ne entries are as follows.
brighton Beach Entries.
The entries and weights In the several races b
be run at Brighton Beach to-day are as follows'
First Race.Fiye furlongs: selling: Lord hIrry:
S onward I'S o Robin 5S HoSd
1885, Vespasan. 100; BILLY Boy. 100: Vsgabond iui
Equation. 100; Mr.. Sass, ST. Sonora. 3d. Sprinkle
Second Race-one mlle.-Potentate. III; "a
kearney, III; Bound Brook. 1907; Major-Gene
M RSla 81 BandEsia colt 81 Hartford
Bully, 81; Milan. %,
l4s; The Durer. l4s; Congress 1889; Japonics, 10;
Dashng Charlie. 49, Iron Duke. 1928: Bob suther'
land .2 King Crab 1889; Lijero. 1897 wo0df'rd'
Fourth Race-Five turlonss; seliins.--vocalits
ESaseT ios King GOs e: Sy
Pon,lesr o. Trifss,, Ne ss sir Jamss ioi 81
Vincent. 1o2: Rompng Girl, 10l High Point
Belle. 80; Tinge, IS: Judge Gleason. OF; MI"
Norma, 95.
Fifth Race - Handicap; one mile. = Lamp
lighter, us; Comsnche III: Logan. los; FER
rier; LOG; potentste. lo3; stowaway 1903; LVv'
lander. 1902: Roller, 1902: Sir knight, lO. ~
Maxim, 100: Nottingham. s5: Billy, 5. WI
Harry Alonzo 80; Moshula. 90; vestIbue, lci M
Sixth Rac1-Mile and an eighth: selling W.
B., ll3; LnsCtta, 1907; Watterson, l06; Jaes
Rose l06. Harry Aionzo, lO5; Leigh. lO5; LIE.
boat, lO2. Tiny Tim, lo2; Clinton. lo.; fs az,
glove .oa: Patience colt, l0l; Lou Rhett w
DIR. Garnett, 9s: oporto, 92: Blue Garter, 81
Seventh Race-one mile.-Ferrier. liz: Vssa'
lander %: Void 80; Tom T" Tough. %; Mary s. ~
Marguerite, 81. Annie Bishop, 90; kentigerns,
| 81 Shelly futile. "a: DAILY, 81: Florence, ~
The evening world., 1894-07-04

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 4.-Thc
strikers are in an ugly mood. Flushed
with the victory Won Yesterday. they
openly declare that undc- no cirCum-
stances will train 70 which Is attached
q Pullman leave this city. Secret meet
tnes are being held and serious trouble
La fealhil
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Morning Games.

Morning Games.
At TITTSBURG.
II. II Z
Weston ........0 0 al IL a
Fius'ure .,... 0 o - 5
Bar.lIaE-s'Nous and Camel; Killen and
Sggira. tmg-c-Mr LynCh.
At LOUISVILLE.
Ioulrytlr 80 o - .
Baltimore ..... o o % -
Hlttcr.os-Kncl ami Grim; Mcmahon and
Clarl. lmri'e-hr, Hurst
At ST. LOUIS.
- LOUIS ........ q
WASHINGTON u D u
Batteriss-IiaWley and PeitE; Sullivan ana
Mcclure. uiap.re-Mr Garney.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. ..... o 2 400 lie
PhiladeiphiA. 2 q o 1902 10
Batteries-Grifath, hcGlil and Kittridxe; wsy-
hing Turner sad Buckley. unpirs- NJ. No
+ 3. II. - H u.
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WHO KNOWS THIS MAN?
A Ring on Hts Finger Marked IL.
r.. to A. -"

The body of an unknown man was
found early this morning by Michael
RYAN floating in the water at the foot OF
william street, Brooklyn,
The man was about forty-nlnc years
old > feet . inyh"s IN height and had
a cray muSttChr He Wore blue shirt
dark trousers "N1 lace shoes. \ gold
ring on Ms finger was marked 80. y L
\ : q" and 4 nickel watch I'm his pncl;o,
bore the Inscription. "tpDn,!mcntS of NJ
Kern aiS West street New York.
In MS pocket WsS also "A policeman
whistle AMI a small pocket knife.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Quiet Mt Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July TN IN
Midnight there was no change in the sit
uation from that during the day Every
any the less determined in it's posi-
ton. At Argentine, the termInu. OF the
Santa Fe system, last night a meeting
of strikers was held. About !. 900 men
attended. Resolutions denouncing the
Government for interfering in the pres
ent trouble were adopted and warmly
applaudsd-
The evening world., 1894-07-04
ADVERTISER.

ADVERTISER.
First Race-Sport, Lizzie.
Second Race-Sllvie. California
Third Race-LazZarone, BeldemerA
Fourth Race-Banquet, Sir Walter.
Fifth Race-Keenan, Connoisseur.
Sixth Race-Daily America, Waiter.
son.
Seventh Race-Pat Oakley, Ecarts.
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JOURNAL

First Race-Sport, Setauket.
Second Race-California, Agitator.
Third Race-Henry of Navarro, Peace.
maker.
Fourth Race-Banquet, Sir Walter.
Fifth Race-Manchester, keenan,.
Sixth Race-Tom Skidmore, Roller.
Seventh Race-Glenfallon, st. john.
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RECORDER

First Race-Sport, St. Michael.
Second Race-Cesarion. Silvie.
Third Race-Henry of Navarro, Las
zarone.
Fourth Race-Banquet, Sir Walter.
Fifth Race-Waltzer, Salvation.
Sixth Race-Julien, La Misere.
Seventh Race-Pat Oakley, Ecarte.
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Brighton Beach SclectiOns.

First Race-Lord Harry, Nick. ROBIN
Hood.
Second Race-Maj or- General. Ed Kear'
new. Rolla.
TNird Race - Woodford. Japonica'
Rover. @.
.'ourth Race-Tinge, Romping Girl, 81
Vincent. -.
Fifth Race-Lamplighter. Sir knish"
Stowawdy. ,,,,.
Sixth Race-Oporto. Jack Rose, bius
Garter.
Seventh Race-Ferrier, Kentigerha'
Charade,
The evening world., 1894-07-04

MoTHLRs will iind Mrs. WISSLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP the best remedy for their children DC -
The evening world., 1894-07-04
YOUR GOOD HEALTH,

III you re a Cncrlng
, woman, demands DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. There's
no other medicine
like it, for women's
peculiar Ills. No
matter how distress
ing your symptoms,
1t relieves your aches
and pains, and if
faithfully used will
bring a permanent
cure in every
The evening world., 1894-07-04

single point in their original position. OF
advantage. The struggle to disiodge
! them is yet To come, and with II IL the
] he inyllyp5
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Los ANGELES. Cal. July IA spe..
cial train bearing col. Snafter and
geles ut 40 a Nj. to-day. The train
was under heavy guard and no one was
allowed to board 1t. The train also
brought n mail car and Pullman.
train left bakersfield, and no disturb,
ance has occurred since their arrival
here. ,
The soldiers took up quarters at the
Southern Pacific Depot. Less than hfty
ppople were in the depot when the train
pulled in II is not expected there VIII
be any use for troops until 1t Is ncces-
sary to put Judge Ross orders mo
,,xp,iltipn.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Firemen Not in the Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS. July IA Terre
Haute special says: Chief Sargent, OF
last night from fremen and managers
Chief Sarsent's position Is the same as
previously outlined by him, that the
firemen. as body. have nothing to do
with the strike.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
PRESS.

First Race-Long Beach, Logan.
Second Race-California, Ces .rion.
Third Race-Henry OF Navarro, Las
Zarone.
Fourth Race-Banquet, Sir Walter.
Sixth Race-Tom Skidmore, Roller.
Seventh Race-Rodman, Ecarte.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Iosrnh uaSrer. = sa!pon-tccpcr Of Q Ilrnr
street. brooklyn, is reported missing.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
MorE Ing Papers Selections.
AT sHEEPSHEAD.

MorK Ing Papers Selections fs
AT sHEEPSHEAD.
DAILY AMERICA
First Race--St Michael. Long Beach.
Second Race-Cesarion. Silvie.
Third Race-LazZarone, Peacemake1.
Fourth Race-Banquet. Henry of Ne.
varre.
Fifth Race-Connoisseur Walter.
Sixth Race-Tom Skidmore, Bel Do.
monio.
Seventh Race-Ecarte. Rodman
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Striker Fined for Assault.

LITCHFIEID, H., July 4-Frank
TitxsimmoRs IL member OF the 4. r. "
here. was arrested and put under s4OO
bond yesterday afternoon for committing
an assault upon the engineer of
engine pulled out, Monday night, Fitz-
simmons threw heavy iron bolt
through the car window, striking the
engineer in the right side and seriously
inturing him.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Fine Cards ct Sheepshead Bay
and Brighton Beach.
Walter Looks Like a Good Thing
in the Great Trial.
.EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS
First Rnce--Ornus, Lizzic, st. MI


First Rnce--Ornus, Lizzie, st. MI
chnel.
second Racc--Cesnrion, Silvie,
Mirage.
Third interchangeable, Henry of
Navarro, LazEarOne.
Fourth Rnce--Roche, Sir Walter,
Henry of Nnvarre.
Fifth Racc--Wnltzer, Connois-
seur, Sir Galahnd.
sixth Race--FisRrO, Tom Skid
more. Daily America.
Seventh Race--ROdman, Ecarte,
GlenfallOn.
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chronic weakness or arrangement.
Vest Liberty Ohio.
DIR. R.V. PIERCE: Dear Sir-I can cheer
fully recommend your valuable medicine,
the "Fayorite Prescription" to suffering
females. Three years ago my health be-
came 80 poor that was scarcely able 20 help
With the honsshold duties tried ,your
with the local treatment you advised, made
me strong and well. My sister has used il
In tho family with Ike results.
AE ~
The evening world., 1894-07-04

" dllZtT Will Teutell nlmSelf for his
defeat at Morris Park in the
Great Eclipse and ought 10 win
to-day. He has improved won.
derfully over his Morris Park form.
Connoisseur looks to be the best OF the
others, and Sir Galahad may be third.
SiSth Race,-lor threc-vea:-oids and upvsrd .
non winners during the meetlng: a sweepstaks.
sold at auction, one mile
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Cesar!on looks TO be In a soft spot.
and should have no difficulty in beating
this field. Silvie ought to be the runner.
up, and Mirage should not be worse
than third
Third Rlce.-For three-year-olds; q handicap
sweepstakes OF S25 each. with 81. 900 added: one
| mil 10 and ayybt S''S
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Longda!e looks the winner of this
event. Henry, of Navarro will probably
start in the handicap and even If he
does not. Long iale has a chance to win
at the weights. La2zarone should be
tlird if McCleilland's colt starts in this
event.
Fourth Ruce.-For three-year-oid and upward; ;
! hand cap sweepstakes OF SIS each. with 81, 500
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Ornus looks to have an excellent chance
! in this event He ought to win handily
The place may go to Lizzie, and ST
/ Michael should not be worse than third
Second Race.-For two-year-olds. non-wnners
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8orrr.

HANCOCK.
Bar Harbor-March 81, to the wife Of Mr.. Geo.
II. Prcbe, q SON.
Bar Harbor-March Is, to the wife Of B.L Had
ley. son.
Bar Harbor-March Is, to the wife of Mr.. Wal
lace f.. Foss, a son.
KNOX.
vinaltayen-Mar. Il, to the wife Of Mr.. Alexan-
der Duncan, daughter.
Northumberland Is, to the wife of Mr.. Sevell
Rich, daughter; March l6. to 1.-The wife OF Mr..
James Simmons, son; March Is, to the wife of
Mr. Manford c. Smith. son: March II, TO tie
wife Of Mr.. c. o. Eldridge, daughter.
Thoms March Is, to the wife of Mr.. Leo
nard Stetson. a son; March Is. TO the wife Of MI.
Melzer Studley, q son-Melzer A.
OXFORD.
Norway-aIar. 20, 70 the wife of Mr. d. A. Wat
so !, a daughter.
waterford-Mar. Is. to the wife of Mr.. Char:t 8
W. Cannon, a daughter.
Peruvian. 10, t. The wife of Mr.. N. Hall, d
son.
SOMERSET.
Pittsfeld-Mar. Il, to the wife of Edwin Bick-
ford, son; Mar. 10. to the wife of A. l.. Bowden.
q son.
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The Easter music at St. Marks churcl

The Easter music at st. Marks church
will be repeated tomorrow. In the morn
ing the choir will sing the usual Easter
HYMNS, a TIE Deum by Stainer in c, and the
anthem "Wby Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead?" In the even'nga Magnificat
and Nunc Dim'nittis by Co.'s, in A.
and several Easter carols will be sung.
The choir will use the new revised hymnal
fIIutchins musical edition. for the first
time
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Marrieo.

ANDEoSCoGGIN.
Auburn-NIar. a, Asa Dow and Miss Else
Shaw, both of Auburn. ..A5
Sabattus-March Il, Clarence X. LittleLed and
Bessie Jordan both OF Webster.
PoIaud-Msr II. Willard L. Bar on AID Miss
Mary l. kimball.
Wehster-March 81. Mr.. Eugene a. Drinkwater
and Miss Stat.ra A. Holorook. 10th of Webster.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-March 20, Miss Lena Goodwin 70 Carl
Emery, bt tn Of Portland. Marcn 20, Alexander
Drlnnan and Mrs. Louisa West, roth of Portland !;
Monsoon II. Hayes and ice Z. Eldridse, both of
Portland.
kENNEBEC.
Waservlle-Narch IA. Charles III. Arnold and
Mrs. Abnic Carr. both of Palermo.
ISr ,nch Mills March II, MIR. Albion $. Bean of
China and Mrs. Lizzie Tyler of Palermo.
Clinton-March Il, John &. Hubbard ami Miss
Nettc n. Goodwin.
Clinton-March 8, Mr. Herbert Nelson and Miss
Edith NJ. Dc,cy both of Clinton.
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cave Of Mary Ingrsnsm. woman living en- ~,
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~, !" hv nhvsiciaSs she had taken the ruin0us SO
cs,,cd BLOOD Medicines without the least erect
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and joints.
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mixtures. 1907 50; suoc me 7sa2 %; anc. IS
SOUTHERN FLoUR-dul. steady;-- sales.-
RE FLOUR quiet, steady; $so0sS2N
BCCkwH EAT fL0CR-S2.
BucKwHsAr- dull; Japanese. 75ass; Canada,
65aG7. ~
Corn MEAL quiet, steady.
KYE-duli, nominal; W estern. 4sa57.
BARLEY quiet; No. =. Milwaukee, TO; -
western. 5Sa65; two rowed state, 63a6S. No. =
Toronto. MART. ss-.
two rowed state 7oa75: sx-rowed state soass; city
made Canada locales.
NHRAr-Receip.s. bush: exports. 6i.e00,
sales. dull; aai higher. options Closing g, ady
saoat. .ei,.6ia; fob. 6siasil, 80. haro. ,sa7si
Nos. northern. 7lsssl; no MiiwsuIse 1oa.7o, :
red Sass7sl; No. / hits s 5si.
CORN-Kece.or.. 10000; exports. 5s2oi saies.
No. |. 4ai.4si elevator: asaiss ,aoas; No. No.
graded mixed. l5,s5.; Steamer mixed. s5ia
i5.; No. white. 4zia.: o,o So.
sales. 6..aos duh. firm; -
chiease. 37as7; No 3. IS 90 white.
s sss:i .,. @.. ssa wss sss :" 81 90 Wn'
Bxsr- duh, steadv:--- beef hams. quiet;
tierced be.f. dull; cut meats. quiet.
steady; middles. nominal.
weste,n sGealn ciosed, $7.65 bid; city, S7.ooa
1925; refined. frm;-- Cor.tnert. $500;
3 a, is.4O; compound, S6.ooae6.i2a
PORK firmer, moderate d. mard; sales. : bbls;
Oh mess,ei4.7oAslo: new mesa. $lS.oea&is.25'
extra prime nominal
BUTTEa-light receipts. fancy steady; ---
state datry new. ;4az0, do old lOal6; 90 creamery
rev, ola; Penn. Do, 2la-; western da1ry
new naal4; do creaner, Lew, l5a21; do factory,
IO.13; Elgirs 2ia2l; roll, Halo.
CHEEsE- steady moderate demand; state large.
9Ial2; do coiored. ssa3l; fancy. l1aa12;
a, small. l0lai3; do fine waite
8 slo; oid,-a-; do white, l0a101; part ssims
4,9S; do new 3a6; fall skins. 2a3; Western
small, 6a9l.
PETROLEUM. quiet steady; United. 81.
TALLOw--scarce, stronger; city (*2 per IkG),
50 hid; country tnkgs freel. 5sa5i. as 10 quality.
MoLAssEs-dull. steady.
KosIN-uuieI, steaov; .l0aSl.l2a.
CoFFEE-rO, quiet. steady; NO. 2. 11aaEs
SuGAR-raw. dull, unchanged; rei1ned. quiet !;
No. !. s-i6aa; NJ. Y.lsa: H., !.
4 al 3-l6; No. 6, :; 9-16l3 "a; No. 7. Ole 49,
No. 10. 5-l6a3s; No II. sl.4is7-ls; Nc.
II, ; SAB 5.l6; No. IA, 2 1916, Of, 1i.16a4
mould. 45isa.a; s.sndard. q ! LOOT
confectioners. j l5,16a45; cat loaf. l3loa o;
crushed, - l6s5, pOwo. ed. leaAa; graz
ulated, l-l6a4i; cubes 4 iea4a..
Freights to L., erpoo market du!l, weak.
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AUGUSTA cHSscHEs.
suady Services An Ne cssdiailJ lasited 10
Attend.

MEETING at the Y. N. C. A. Sunday =,
4. p. NJ. r. II. Beale will lead.
GosPEL. TEMPERANCE MEETING 1t the
rooms Of the w. C. T. U. on Sunday, II
2.45P. N.
GospEL MEETINGS At 81 Cspitol street on
Sunday. at 1880 A. NJ. and z. NJ. Also
on Wedns sdsy evening At 80.
ST.. BARxADAs' CmArEL-Episcopal. First
Sunday after Easter. Sunday school At )
Pm. Evening prayer and sermon at L. NJ
USrTARIAS CHURCH: Services at 10 30
A. NJ, i.h preaching by Rev. J. L. Marsh
of Sac3. in exchange With Mr.. Newbert.
Sunday school At IL. As.
SALVATION ARaY: Sunday meetings,
A. N. Knee drill; II AM, Holiness meet
ing; z. NJ, Praise meeting; Z 30 p. NJ,
Salvation meeting. Meetings every night At
SPIN.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH WorsLlp vi h
sermon by the pastor At 1890 A. M; San-
day school at IL M. At address and ad-
mini,tration of the ordinance of baptism to
six candidates.
Rev. E. S. HACKER of Brunswick, will
conduct the services 1t the Capital Street
chapel on Sunday, taking the place Of Mrs.
W&dsworth. who is suffering from an at
tack of grippe.
WINTHROP STREET CHURCH Univtr-
salist: Modern Peters, or Religious r.
responsibles," sermon by Rev j. Frank
Leland, Sundsy A. M. at 10. As; Sunday
school at IL. As; Y. P. Gu. at 6 P. M.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: 10 80 morn
ing worship; sermon by the pastor, IL 45,
Sunday school; G p. NJ >, Y. p. S. c. Es
meeting; evening service. Music morn
ing and evening by the church choir.
Seats free.
FIRST BAPTIST Church Morning wor-
ship with sermon by the pastor at 10 30 |;
the ordinance of the Lords Supper is ad-
ministered in connection with this service.
Sunday schoo, at IL NJ; Junior and Senior
Endeavor meeting at and p. NJ. mis-
sionary concert at Z.
METHODIST EPIscorAI. Church: Pub
lie services Sunday will be. as follows !:
Worship with sermon by the pastor at 10 so
A. NJ. on 1.-THE Gross and the Spiritual in
Human Life" Social meeting at P. NJ. !;
sermon at 80 by the pastor on christian
Principles Applied to the Capital and Labor
Question" Good music all day.
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Mr.. J. Il. Devine has leased his residence
on Bangor street to Captain II. f. Blanch-
arb, who will move in next week. Mr..
Devine has very conveniently and attractive
ly arranged quarters in the Devine 4
Courlin block, where be will reside, and be
prepared to answer night calls for medi-
cines.
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The mathematical hend has been at i
asain and now makes an announcement
witch is likely to discourage domino play
Jog. He says that "two persons playing
dominoes ten hours day, and making four
moves minute, continue $4,000 year
without exhausting all the combinations OF
the game, the total of which is 24s 1928, 2ll, :
$40,
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The directors of the Kennebec & Boston
Steamboat Co. held meeting in the Ken
nebec Savings Bank Friday morning. As
yet they have nothing for public interest,"
but transacted some business regarding the
seasons operations.
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The success of the entertainment given
by Prof. Pullen's Bangor pupils in dancing
wa, go great that the entertain ment will
be repeated.
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9!ifo.

IThe name, age, date and place OF death
of deceased persons are pubiished II. thls
column free of charge. More exSenueo
notices and obituary poetry must be pale
for at the rate of ten cents Incl
CUMBERLAND.
Portls~d-Mar. "a, Hugh McCrink, aged So
years Mar. 23. Berlinda Burns.
Standish-Mar. -, George W. Boothby, for
merry of I.imington, aged 75 years. months.
Pp.ilapd-March %. Frederick n. Jordar,s ged
~ years. Is DAYS; Mach % Louisa c., widow OF
Moses Dodge, N. D. aged 81 years, months. Il
days.
FRANKLIN.
Rangsley-March Il. Mr.. Jeremiah Fletcher.
Wiiton-Msrch Is. Mrs. Martha Dascomb, aged
jay-March IL, Martha A.. wife Of Warren LIE
land, aged 6S years.
New Vinesard-- Marci, lc, Mrs. Emma w., wife
Of William Barker, ~ ed IS years, l. mos
Farmingt, n-Aarch IA, Isaac }. Russell, aged
IS yea $.
HANCOCK.
Winter Harbor III IL, Mrs. FL "a Sargent,
ar,d g. years. 10 mo 1ihs.
West Brooklin-M uci 70, Ara Carter. aged 81
years.
KESNEBEc.
winthrop-Msrch a, Mira. Mary A. Downs
Wayn~-Sxmpei II. Graves.
AIbsou-Marcn - Miss Evie May Harding, sged
Years: March %. Alfred Roby Warren. aged .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31

Mr. G. S. Mason, 1S4 Huron ST., Tolt do,
q. spesks Uke a man who thoroughly be-
lieyes in What he says. He writes finn bis
home: Salvation Oil only costs 25 cents
and want TO state to you here myself nd
wife value it fifty times hat it cost. One
and : half bottles cured my wife OF bad
case Of rheumatism this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31

II. L. Parker and l.. c. Emery, select
men Of Skowhegsn, have been here two
days on business re gardirg pauper case,
and also on business at the hospital and
State assessors department at the State
House. They returned home Friday after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31

The Maine Historical Society has receiv-
ed from Mrs. w. b. Lapham of Augusta
spinning wheel which was the property of
the late DR.. Lspham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31


fair weather. Snow. Kains. signal. Wave.
INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.
No !, alone, indicates fair weather, station.
airy temperature.
No 2. alone, Indicates rain or snow, station.
airy temperature.
No. 3. alone, indicates local rim, stationary
temperature.
No. ], with 80. above 1t, indicates fair
weather, warmer.
No. ], with No. below II, indicates fair
weather. colder,
No. 2, with No. above II, indicates warmer
weather. rain or snow.
No. 2. with No. below IT, indicates colder
weather, rain or snow.
S2.3, with No :. above It, indicates warmer
weather with local rains.
no 3. with No. 4 below 1t, indicates colder
weather with local rams.
No. !. with No >. below 1t, indicates ta1i
weather, cold wave.
No. 2. with No. S. below 1t, Indicates wet
weather, cold wave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31

About 10 couples attended the social
dance, Friday evening, given by Imperial
Lodge. A. o. U. W.. in Union hall. 1t
was the first dance given by Imperial Lodge
and was successful. Floor manager, E.
w. Boynton; IL, J. f. Hallett ard Eu-
gene Chase. Music by Dennis Orchestra.