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The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
DISGRACE.

President Cleveland has the re
spect and confidence of the colored
people OF this country and they
believe that the President is their
friend. He has shown that by the
recognition of members of their
race who have seen fit to cast their
hopes with the democratic party.
The BEE has always supported
the President in bis appointment
of colo:e6 men and it went so far
as to support Taylor until he dis
graced himself and the office to
which he has been appointed.
Taylor is not opposed on account
of his color; it is because he is NOR
ally and otherwiseunfit for the place
That has been proven and there
are living witnesses to testify to
the truthfulness of the charges
made by the the BEE.
The last act of Taylor is to dis
charge a young man with wife
and baby becau g his brother, the
cashier of the Capital Savings
Bank, refused to accept the promi
sorry note of one Rev. (?) White the
protege of G. q. j. Taylor and the
records of the police court show
that he was convicted and sent to
jail 1ol tealing.
These are trut 9 and if the Pres
ldent doesn't want his admlnistra
tion further disgraced, the removal
Of c. H. j. Taylor is an absolute
necessity. The BEE appeals to
the President to act. The People
demand it as a public necessity.
If the President must appoint a ne
gre democrat there are several /
this city who will receive the uni
versal Endorsement of the people
irrespective OF party or color.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
AN OUTRAGEOUS ACT.
Why Michea McCary Was Dis
charged. He Refused To En-
dorse a Note For q Man
Who Was Sent To
j Ill For Stealing
A Coat

Mr.. MlchaeI McCary, brother t.
Mr.. D. b. McCary, cashier of th'
Capital Savings Bank was employ
ed in the Recol der Of Deeds oftic
under Mr.. Bruce and was retained
for a time and subsr quently dis
charged by Mr.. Taylor, the preseu
recorder OF deeds. p. b. Viii {
otherwise Rev. (?) P. II. Whit.
wanted Micheal McC ary to endorse
a note for fifty dollars and have
his brother, the cashier of the CAP
ital Savings Bank to discount it for
HIM. Mr.. McCary refused to do
this. White said that if 1t was no,
done he would have him dischare
ed as soon as the big wind BAG
other wise recorder of deeds Taylor
retur ned to the city. The cashier
sent word to White if his brother
never retain ed his place he would
not discount his note.
As soon a. Taylor returned te
the city Micheal McCsry was dis.
charged. Rev. (?) z. 81. White is
the close confidential friend of C.
81. j. Taylor. Some time ago Tay
lor in formed the colored democrat
ic Congressional Club that they
must talk, If they want to talk with
him, in the presence of White.
White is the same individual who
had Taylor and Astwood to write
to the Interior department and
have Rev. Geo. McGoins dlscharg
ed because he, (McGcins.) would
not give White Is dollars.
White Is the same individual
who was charged in the police
court with having stolen an over
coat. and was convicted and sent
20 jail.
White is the same individual
who informed ladies who have been
di charged from the Government
Printing office that it took money
to get them reldstated.
Will President Cleveland con
linue to keep Q. q. j. Taylor In
Office and allow men under the
guise of holding an office to prac
tice such high handed villlany on
the people7
q. H. j. Taylor is a particep
criminls to this man, Whites vii
liany.
The recorders Office has been dis
graced and 1t il the wish of the
colortd people of this country that
the President will not longer re
tain TaJ lor and thus disgc',e the
race.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

Henry johnson of the Recorders
eff e is noted for his vasilating
characteristics. His card in the
Post few days ago in the inter-
est of the Kansas wind bag is only
in keeping with his former traits
i'm politics. c. I'll. j. Taylor is a
very weak man, mentally, and no
one knows it better than J oh nson.
He knows where TO touch Taylor's
weak spot and Taylor is too weak
to discover Johnson's deceptiOns
johnson is not to blame. If he
can show the Kansas wind bag
the Importance or retaining him, it
showa that johnson liz a better man
than he. Taylor cannot do without
the advice of Johnson, there is
nothing that Johnson has left un.
done to get the weak recorder just
where he has got him.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO D
Schedule In effect June gtb 1yo,

Schedule In effect June 9Th. ISo,
/ Leave washington fr m station corns, j..
| For Chicago and North u est -.
J Limited express trains HIS a. m y,nS loHs
| For Cincinnati, st, Louis, and T,.,,ia' "a
| Vestibuled Limited $50. p. m. es6r' sIos
| night. sS Ela
| For Pitfsburg and Cleveland a.
| daily li:l5 a. IN. and 8:35 p. IN. Apfsa
For Lexington and Staunton. II:lja
For Win. k=stel and way Stations t5.qnl
For Luray. Natural Bridge, Roan,ta =, ~ =
vii e, Chattanooga, and Memphis ,n MOI
| Orleans l2a night. daily; Seerjn1,s,' j1,,' ~ Nv
| through. taa
For L;iray. $3.50 p. m. daily
For Baltimore weeks days x1.o0 san
x7.lO, x130, $50, 45-minutes) S29 nv, q
90 OO 45-minutes), a. M. xl2 O0. xi9 X No
x2.9, 600 45-minutes). 3.25. xf2S, III x-a i>a
x5.l0. x5.3O, $50, X6.2D, $50, XS.OO SI5 4S d
x11.S0. and 11.35 p, m. sundays, xf N n AsAa xsa
900 45- mInuIes). $50, 1880. ~ m "
xI2G5. LOO. x2 20. 600, 45-minutesI ! o. 1i-S 1
E5.p5, A5.lO, 6.3O, xS.OO, 1870, IGG0 : ~
ll.35. p. m. <HA
For Annapolis. 40 and 9.lj a. m 121;.
4.2S p. m. Sundays $50 a. m., 4.3l D. m . aNd
For Frederick, Hills, q. M, lib j4m.
p. m. 'S
For Hagerstown. I'll. Is a. m. and t54o
For Poyd aud way points, 1910 D. m
For Gaithersburg and way points ,s.
fS00 b. M, t12.5O, 1900, t4.33 l5,S5, 7ya ny
p, m. i@
For Washington Junction and way poi.,
900. ~ 80 a. m, 2l:l5 p. N. Express trains ss
ping at principal stations only. f43D IS %1 2
For Bay Ridge week days 9.l5 a. m -.
i.2S p. m Sundays 80 a. N. aud So aa9 a9
3.l5 D. M "ld
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NE,. yops
AND PHILADELPHIA.
For Philadelphia, New York Bo,for -.
the East, daily 1 ~, 8 W, lO.U, a. m er s"l na
Dining Carl Q2.O0 Dining Catl I'M Nle ge
Dining Carr, 500 (ll. p. m. Sleepin1 gVs gs
open at lg.U0 o'clOek.1 '@
Buffet ParIor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City. Cape May. Sea Isle o,.
and Briganiinc Beach, week da,s i.ql Wv ot
1000 a. In. and 1900 noon. Sunday ~, "u a
and II % noon.
Except Sunday, | Daily. 2sunday op,
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from Eo,.,.
and r. sidences by Union Transfer t0mnsn,
OH orders left ut ticket offices, 6,g and I3
Pennsy iyan1a ven ne, and It depot
K. h. CAMBELL, CHAS. o. SCULL
ien. Manager. Gen. Pass. Ageo,
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
THE NEW YORK LEAGUE.

The alleged Endorsement of this
so called district league alias G. q
J. Tay lGr league, by the New YorK
Cleveland League did not take
place as it was published in the
Post.
H. G. L. Astwood went TO New
York and tried to get the Cleve.
land State League to indorse the
Kansas "wind bag" but did not sue.
ceed. The bogus report which ap-
peared only in the P,,st was sent
on by AstwUod. Astwood like bis
West Indian protege. l.. w. Pulles
wants an Office and that badly.
Taylor has promised Pulies an
Office and he ougbt to give 1t to
him. Like his friend Astwood,
he wants something to do.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Latest Quotations From the Leading
Trade Centres.

Trade Centres.
NEW YoRK-Latest quotations are as fol-
FLoUR-Receipts, 800 bbls Sales 1850 bbls.
Choice amber state and western: sa.0 q g. Is;
xhsi bsfsrs sSe spring xhsa s
patent passam $3.50 -four ssf ssSs to 500
C6RNMEAL-sl.25 to S1.3O per 1oolbs
CORN-Steady Sales Within the range of 81
@ IS for all grades Sales IL cars.
OAIS-Steady. newNo2 white 81 IL q 81 IA
RYE1,5Selling in the street market at sc. O SIC
FEED"spot wheat, bran, sacked, sl7.oo to
SIS :0O middlings sacked, Sl8.5 to sis. 80; rye
HAY-sTRAWWTimothy prime. 75c. No. hay
BARLEY1No sales reportsd. We We quote not ! IS TO TO-
MALT-Canada, IS O &c.; six rowed state IS
and p With o Market
market: We quote 8 cents nominal.
sEERTsstfg gssa sgas s2Sp snS sa7o Clover
baaGsasss@sS' Psas. sas,'' ss@ 8 O ss s.S
BUTTER.aQuiet Creamery Western extras 24s
q; do ID; prints, extra aSc@ssc. Choice e
CHEESE quiet State fac. full cream, fine
IS saGs fresh fns scsoe se DO MaSsa S1S
u to ls l-s western. nc to 17sc.
PoRK-Market quiet. Boneless sl7OO
gSss5o 9R sp; elsss sso $3.50 pori 5sss ssHFs
tierces. Ss7.O0: Light Ses 200. 800 h. tierces. ''
SMOKED MEATS: Breakfast bacon Rc. per lb.
Is 20 &c g b Average e e M s b DO Az A.
California hams &C.; shoulders 8 l &c smoked
beef. lac to l5c.
LARD-Pure leaf. 8 IL tcs: compound s34.
NJ
sR:5S; No: 2, $3.50; No / sIs. co. ' Fat No. No 3.
Bassss Bssss eargss g ssaess sea Ss per 100 6s
No: !, white fish, $3.50 half bIl.; No. :, T. do., ioo
$3.50 $3.50. No; o. y Jake trout, 80 half bbl. Mess
per bbl:; family white fish, SO rs half Dbl
SMOKED halibut, II TO l3c. per ID. Picked Cod
per bbl So $t5o half Dbl ss15 quarter Dbl. 81 Is.
Sl.25; bbls, fF.1, s1:1O; bbls. dairy, $40; a.
Pc, PEI, bags . dairy l0; 50 per dairy, &c; nun
foreign salt-sacks, AshtonS1s, S2 40; Higgin
$240; lump rock. pc. ton, zoo; Turks Isl ands
Ic, 62e. per I0 lb. bag. - '',''-'
Sso Sssss Ei E1sisS Brssitasss BBss s i Ia
JsDan 9S oGaoas Gnst S9e sga'c Young Hyson, Is @sO
M.rcsibe s@o 5sSs ss @Ms Mss roasted ted
&c; ground coffee. 16030c chickory, e6a9c'
SCGAR-Pressed loaf s 3-Sc. cut loaf y.Sso. :.
Rogd;rsa d & Ssas s sgr.RBpsses ~Bss ls stsndard
pe4I e4TTa' ca 04.s9; CLOG: a SO.
FEulfademons s.,i, aod emo easy. Fancy Maori large
gres, 300 size, S2.75 to s4.25 $50 size, Ss. 90 to
$3.50. Oranges Scarce and little variety in
market. Fancy Rod, 200 size, S4,75 per box.
,, l6Q size, q go do .pamaicas per Dbl $3.50
MOLAsSESCF s New Orleans, new CROP.
fancy, ~ o 4c.: choice 80 d 30c: good. 5S n
&c.; common. 20 q aOc.; Porto Rfoo' faney an "
ponce syrup, fancy drips, 20 a s3c; sugar.
- iancy. 20 q &C.; choice. a00 &c. fair to good,
RICE5Steady. Carolina and Louisiana fancy
aeea, q 7c.; choice, a &c. fair to good. 1
W0OL-The fleece wool market is ouiat.
iaa. Flne washed wool is selling at lsn
aoc. hhnWasned l0 @ lac.; medium and coarse,
,WMSAneo, 10 % lSc., unwashed, l2M llc
FEThOLEUM,New York State legal tsst'
Sc;; water white, l50 test, $40. per gallon
tncludtnY barrels. eAAou'
PpDaTzAT4Es-Sl3 @ N,Oper bbl; sweets
AzAi20@efQe1 221Q 2k cents pey bushal
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

ne1en Dngiehart, American fencer
naS accepted the challenge of Madeline
de Norma, Of France, to contest fol
N,OOO a side and the championship OF
the world.
The Tallmanite Justice of the South
Carolina Supreme Court decided that
ohe dfspensary law of 1893 is still in
force and Justice-elect Gary is expect.
cd to uphold him.
The Rev. DR.. Smith, suspended by
the General Assembly of the Presby.
ter1an Church for heresy, said in Gin.
cinnat that he could never retract or
change his opinions
The Mayor Of Enid, Okla, complains
to The Secretary Of War that armed
United States soldiers there have brok-
On into houses and tried to extort in
formation by threats of death.
Senator Gray's Sugar Investigating
Committee have been Informed that a
New York brokers' employee named
SattershaW can produce sugar stock
orders signed by two Senators.
Henry ]. Hall, oil dealer, of New
York, chased his wife through the
streets Of West Winsted, Conn. Each
was In carriage, and he used whip
On his wife every chance he got.
A careless sergeant exploded 400
pounds Of powder in Fort Pulaski,
near Savannah, set shells flying close
to the magazine and badly shattered
sad burned one corner of the fort.
John Fisher. arrested at Baltimore
Tor robbery, was identified as Otto
6arsdorf, who helped hold up Pay
master McBane near Buffalo last Oc-
soher and escaped from the Erie Jail.
The wife of Henry J. Han, OF New
York, who was horsewhipped in the
streets of West Winsted, Conn, We'd
nesday night by her husband, went
home with him after her wounds stop
ped hurting.
f. A. Brecks little daughter, at Vine
land, N. j., is reputed to have lost her
speech two years ago, to have been
prepared for burial as a corpse, but
them recovered and remained a mute
until a few days ago.
Evidence is all in for the prosecution
IN the case Of Police Captain Doherty
and ex-Ward Men Hook and Meehan.
OF New York, accused before the Com
mssioners Of extortion. Testimony for
The defense has been begun.
Reports that the Sherman Banks
stockholders are not likely to receive
ful payment In that institutions liuui-
daton were admitted by bank officials
TO be true. A stockholders meeting
was called for next Tuesday.
Chinese importers are busy prepar-
Ing papers based ON a new dodge by
which laundry workers are to be
brought in from Havana Forty celes-
dals are expected at Richford, Vt,
Monday, armed with papers that can
noe be ignored.
Victims Of Paddler Brockway swear
et the Elmira investigation that he
boat them into bearing false witness,
whereby fifty inmates were railroaded
to Auburn prison. One was kicked in
the face for refusing to bring disgrace
on his family.
The actors colony at Sayville, l.. l.,
turned out to hear the trial of the men
implicated in what is now known as
the Comedy Castle drama. Manager
Bob Monroe, who was accused of
stabbing Hotelman Harris, was held
In $1,000 for the Grand Jury.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
G.. A. r. ANNUAL ENCAMP.
NE NJ.
LOW RATES To PIrTSBURG

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co. will sell excursion tickets from
Washington to Pittsburg for all trains
September 9th to 10th, valid ior re-
turn passage on all trains until Sep
tember 25th inclusive, at $500 fol
the rounp trip. The tickets will be
good. to stop off .at Weverton, Har
pers Ferry, henaadoah Junction
and Cherry Run, at which points ex
cursion tic sets at one fare for the
round trip can be purchased to the
battle fields in Pennsylvania and Vir
ginia. % 2 t.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

The Nauuual political union, the
oldest colored democratic organic l.
ton i'm town i'm conjunction with
the colored democrats OF Mary land
and Virginia will hold a monster
mass meeting next month to show
the President that negroes don't
want a corrupt man in Office any
more than any other race. The
meeting will be the largest ever
held by negroes in this CITY.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
McCABE SUCCEEDS JOHNSON
From the Topeka Call

From The Topeka Call
Ex-auditor Ed McCabe OF Kansas has been
appointed to position in the recorders
office. We feel sorry for Nc, he is like
Broucho's ghost, he Is everywhere.
Ex-auditor McCabe, of Kansas will
succeed Henry Johnson as comparer of
deeds. 1t will be remembered that
Johnson wrote fiattering defence of
the Kansas wind bag, few days ago
and in returning the compliment
Taylor appoints McCabe of Kansas to
succeed him.
The recorder may change his mind
before Nc. gets here. Nc. is Jolly
good fellow.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

Geo. G. Smith ia not 10 be svm-
pathlzed with. He placed all Of
his faith in Taylor. He was up
night and day answering the at
facts On this wind bag and in re
turn Taylor handed him his dis
charge last week. Smith will no
doubt take the advice of the BEE
here after and let the Kansas wind
bag return to his home.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
Poor Prospect for Harry.

Poor Prospect for Harry.
sPapa, dear, I can never love any
Body except Harry"
Cant, hay? Smph! What's Harry
got?"
Brains, papa, and-and a heart"
well, you tell Harry to put his
brains and heart in tin box and put
'ena up at the bank as collateral for
S7S,5OO before Tuesday morning and
I'll talk with him"
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

III. G.. C. Astwood who declared
that Miss Ida b. Wells was wrong,
indorsed the resolutions that were Of
fered in the indianapolis convention
in condemnatory of Southern lynch
Jaw.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
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The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
&2OO.OOO Rlaze.

Union City, Ind, Sept. 4.-Fire start.
ed in Hook Brothers butter tub fac
tory at / o'clock this morning and
spread to business blocks and dwell
ings until a loss of 100000 was sus-
tanned
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
The NV York Cleveland State
League did not indorse Taylor.

The district democrats as we'll
as republicans with the taxpayers
included will not tolerate the Kan
sas wind-bag much longer.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

1t is reported that if any change is
made in the trusteeship in the country
Rev. Brown or r. w. Thompkins will
be appointed.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

MIR. James Paugh, the prosecuting
officer of the Police Court, prosecuted
the charge against Mr. Dunlap with
ability.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

The citizens of the District presented q
large p-tition to the commissioners last
week requesting the re-appointment of Mr.
Cornish.
Legal steps will be taken against
Mr.. Patterson, president of the steam
boat company.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
John Voitch Dead.

Edinburg, Sept. 4.-John Voitch, the
eminent philosopher and literary critic,
died at PEBBLES yesterday from asthma.
He was born in 1929.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
just as Good.

Employer-Are you a college grad
uate?
Apphcant-No, but I'm just as good.
can kick eight kinds of wind out Of
q football.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
An Exemplified Proverb.

Trudik-Hallo, Tom. Is this little
man your youngest?
De Witt-Yes. It's a case of moth
ing new under the son. kate Fields
Washington.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
A Brief Call.

"Come to stayy' asked the fish.
"Oh, no." said the worm. "Just
dropped In for a bite; that's all."-In-
dianapolis Journal.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
Not q Connoisseur.

Barber applying the lather)-I think
I've got better soap now than I ever
used before.
Customer-I can't see any difference.
It all tastes alike to me-Chicago Tri.
bune.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
She Understood It,

She Understood It.
Capt. Mars-A soldier will never face
powder without turning white.
Miss Innocence-A peculiar quality
that face powder has.-Kansas City
Journal.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
A Wise Wife.

Mrs. Smith-Do you let your husband
have his own way?
Mrs. Brown-Certainly And then ]
70 the other Vogue.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

Judge kimball has returned to the bench
after an extensive trip in the East.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
A PRECEDENT Established

A Precedent Established.
"What makes you think she will mar
~ your"
"she has married other men,
Truth.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy per year. so
Six months. -.............1.O .OO
Three months. s...................5 80
City subscribers, monthly. 10
ADVERTISING RATES.
One inch, one month -...... 81 90
Quarter column "-"."~.... ..OO5
Half column &C 60. so
One column /" $500
One inch, one year..-... 1000
Ouarter column 4" $500
Half column &c {" 1900
One column g "......... $4,000
Special notices 10 cents per line.
Ten lines constitute an inch.
The Washington bee., 1894-09-08

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-26
FIRE At W0BURN.
An Incendiary's Hand Causes Loss q Sis,
OOO-;nsurance Of $4,000.

WoBnRN, Mass, Feb. 25.-Nichols,
VIM & Co.'s building, an old landmark, in
North Woburn, was burned about 5 this
morning. All the contents we're destroyed
The fire was no doubt incendiary. Ire
building was - years old and was owned
George W. NJ. Hall, Aslston. 1t was val
ned at $4,000; insured for that amount.
Losses and Insurance: Charles L. Dear
born, grocer, loss. about $4,000, insured,
$4,000; William G. Fuller, baker, loss
$500, insured. 500; Andrew Reddy. fruit
and confectionery, loss, $500, no insur-
ance; Israel Friedman, pants manuraci'
urer for the Standard Clothing Company
and Written, Burditt & Co. of Boston, loss,
$4,000. insured, $4,000; Written. Burditt K
Co., 1900 pairs of finished pants, valued al
about $500, fully insured; Standard
Clothing Co., 600 pairs of pants, valued at
about $500, fully insured.
The building adjoining on the outh
owned by Mr.. Hall, was thoroughly wet,
causing loss of about 5000; insured. The
occupant, J. III. Carr, shoe stock manu-
facturer, had loss of $500; fully IN
sured.
The person who tried to give an alarm
from box % dropped the key and could not
find it, causing delay of over half an
hour. The fire was confined to the build
log where it originated, but at one time
four or We other buildingswere on fire on
the roofs, and the North Congregational
church and C. H. Nichols house were seri-
ously threatened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-26
Electric Biittrs.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no spe cial mention.
Ill who have used Electric Biticrs sing the
zane song Of psaise.-A purer medicine
Ices not exi-. and i; is guaranteed to do all
hat is claimed. EleGri: B.,ters will cur
II diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
emove Plmrles. B1ils. Salt Rheum ard
ther affections caused by impure blood
Viii drive Maliria from The system and
,revent as we'll IS cure all Malsrial fevers
For cure Of Headache, e.. ns'ipation IN
ndig. s;ion try Electric Bitfers.-Entire
tisf2cti'n guaranteed, or money refunird
Price 81 ct.. an1 81 90 per bottle at W
!. Erskiae's drug store. Gardiner.
sept25 .f0lrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-26
TAO LIVES LOST
At Burning Of Training School at Vinsland
N. Others Badly Frozen.

VINELANp, N. j., Feb. 25.-Tae R)bia-
son Memorial Cottage at the New Jersey
Training School for the Feeble Minded,
was burned early this morning. j. II.
Srge, engineer, and wife, were burned to
desth. The other inmates, l6 in number,
were rescued in their night clothes. The
weather was very cold and several inmates
were badly frozen. Mr.. Sage and his wife
appeared at the upper window and could
have been saved, but for some unaccounta-
BILE reason they turned back and were not
seen again alive.
No ladder long enough could be found to
reach the second story windows, but by
placing q ladder on Gus Shears shoulders
it reached the window sill and six women
came down that way. The cottage cost
SIS 900, was insured for $4,000 and was
erected by wealthy woman of Provi fence,
r. l., in memory of her husband.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-26
THE STOCK MARKET.
Dealings In Leading Securities In Boston
and New York.


and New York.
BOSTON, Feb. 24.-In the outside market call
money is quoted at per cent and time money
is nominally per cent.
Today's stock market was without speciai
feature. Prices were fairly well sustained,
however. despite drive at the grangers on ac-
count of the falling off in st. Paul earnings
and Sugar was actually buoyant. There were
no new factors. and the strength OF sugar lay
in Washington. The common touched ~. an
advance of "a over the final sale OF FRIDAY,
AID the preferred S3Is. the fraction up. Bell
Telephone was exceedingly weak. selling as
low as 1861, with the last sale V above that.
That is IA loss of 1ls from Friday. Burlington
advanced d to Is, comparing final sales. West
End Street Railway common dropped l TO W
and the preferred gained TO 4. General Flee
trio held at IS, while Westinghouse common
advanced IL 10 ;S21.. Boston and Maine was
couple of points up at l3;. In he copper group.
Osceoia advanced = to 26 while Montana de-
clined the same to 244. The movement in
Wisconsin Central IS took a reactionary turn,
dropping ~ 10 .4ls. The feature OF tho local
market was the sale of 200 shares OF Boston
and Lowell at auction. These were bid in by
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook for 1855.