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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
BOND AND STOCK MARKET
rur NEW yoRIS STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS YESTERDAY.
rhe Reclamation OF sis Directors of
,hr Atchison Causes FURRY ON
wall street = Chicago Gas sofa
ueavfIy-sugar Opens Lower.

New York. Sept. 1s.-An Important
development Of the Atchison situation
vas the cE,ef evort Of the day in wan
street Lettings Of the directors Of
The company had been held the past
two days. and late this afternoon the
announcement was made that six mem
hers OF the board had resigned. The
news Of the changes in the directory
aid not reach Wall street until shortly
before o'clock, and therefore but lit
Ne time was left to make its impress
sion on the stock Of the company. 1t
had been weak all day on light trad
ing and had declined 5-s from the open
ing TO IA. when the facts became
known ON change. and only one sale
Of 100 shares al : s-s was effected there
after the tota. sales OF the day being
only 1900 and the decline only 3-s.
Chicago Gas was sold heavily by
pool which had recently been bulins
in the stock. the cause alleged for the
movement being the probability OF
war OF rates. A break Of 3 L. to
10 s-s was effected. the lowest point be-
ing touched shortly before the close.
the final sales being at a recovery
Of IA. making the net loss 3 IL
Northern Pacific preferred declined
is on sales by holders who had
bought In anticipation OF contest at
the coming election and who marketed
their stock on the announcement that
there would be no opposition to the
reelection OF President Ives.
Sugar opened is lower, rose 7-S, and
closed 3-S below the highest point
touched. The trading In the shares
was uuinteresting and unusually Hight.
Speculation In the grangers was fairly
firm. except In Northwestern, which
nas feverish. on conflicting reports re-
gardlng It's prospects In the immediate
future.
Opening 5-S higher, It dropped is
closing at a recovery OF l-2.
81. Paul and Rock Island gained
Is and Burlington Ii on the day
American District Telegraph and lead
are down ] per cent, the other losses
being fractions. SuSquehanna and
Western preferred, Minneapolis and 81.
Louis and American cables show ad-
yances Of / per cent, Consolidated Gas
H. and Edison Electric Of Brooklyn
. per cent At the close. speculation
was generally weak in tone a dim
nished volume OF business was trans
acted IN the bond market, the sales
aggregating only S97l 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

81 Louis. Mo. sent ii.-Flour- pun
,,,, ,,,,otn,,..oa
'',u u''V''',t'N ,.
wheat was weak Oll uAE' uuA'Hk
1-ec OF. No. 2 red cash, 80 i-Sc; Septcm-
hsr 40 q-.r, Descr,b,r IA 7-gff55r. MAY
~ )" ''''' "
~ 80 No.. ,. 49,, ,..,,..,. AN
Corn W hH weak nuu '"o"''l IN .
lns b'''aui,' ~, g'Is'e ~ ~" IT,.
pilNra, va'i,; 9' 9,,,., aoS' ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

New York, sept A-whcat-Re.
ceipts, i5s.7oo bushels; exports. 4s.soo;
sales, i,7sO,ooo bushels futures. $4,000
bushels spot Spots dun ana weaker.
No, red. store and elevator 5IESe,
aiioa,. s. Use; T. o. b.. % i-So aroat:
No, Northern. &c lee delivered: No. 1
hayd. ca lee delivered.
Options We're weak an day. follow
ms corn, and were also Influenced by
rains west, increased crop estimates.
dun cablea and liquidation: closed
weak at 5-sc net decline. No. . rod.
May s. s-scqG5 7-se. closed c5 i-sc.
September 81 a-i0sS i-2c. closed 81 Use.
October closed 5sl-ic; December.
60 i-ldu6o use, closed W l-2c.
Kids Dun
Leather Duh
Mooi-Stcady
Pig irpn--Quiot.
Cupper-Qulct.
LcGd-Quiet,
Tin-sirong; stralghls, Y6.sbUlGa5;
plates, dull
Cotton seed oii--Firm: Gales Include
nfty barrels on yellow at sac. Quuta-
tions' Prime crude, nominal. on crude.
nominal; yellow butter grades. siNsSe:
choice summer yellow 37o. prime yell
low, Sic. yellow on grades. 2ic. prime
white, 3Sfjf0c
Conoe-optiona opened steady and
unchanged TO points advance and
was strong all day ON better cahlca
and good buying by shprta An uu-
suceeWtul attempt was made to break
December, Closed firm. q to 10 points
advance. sales, o., 300 bags Including
september l3,9OOi3.S5; october. u 700
1885, November i2l5ni2eS; Decent
Der, ie10Hl2,i5; March, li,SOUits5;
May. 1850
spot co1ec-Rlo quiet; No. Z, 10 lie;
mild, quiet, CurdovR i90iD i.Ac. sales,
1900 bags Santos No. q minus 20 points
10 spot; 1000 bags Maracalho. 100, Sn-
Vlnulln and 500 Cuban
Santos steady at 100 rois decline;
good average Santos 1890; receipts.
10000 bags, stock, 100000 bags,
Hamburg steady. prices l-if lower.
at IL M, unchanged from opening, at
Q y, M, barely atrudli CLOSED barely
steady, at i-if lower, total sales, $4,000
bugs
change, 80 7-l6d.
Receipts 1000 bags; cleared for tho
United states, 1900 bags, cleared Tor
Europe 5000 bags; stock 21i.000 bags
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday 1880 bags. nhont for the
United States, 2i5.0 900 bags; total Vlai-
bic Tor the United states iGiI3l bags,
against 2i5. 400 bags last year.
Sugar Active and steady, sales, co.
O0O bags centrifugal g6 degrees test
sac, 10000 bags molasses sugar. 50
degrees tpst 2 8-ic Refined outlet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Liverpool. Sept ~ Closing Cotton
Spot, good demand. fair buslnens donci
American mlddilng, sH-22d The sales
or the day were 1900 bales. OF which
1000 were Tor speculation md export.
and included l0.g00 American. Rec
coipta, none Futures opened steady,
with tins demand fully supplied ana
closed steady. American mlddling, L.,
NJ c., September, 4i-6id September
and October, Q A-gfng is-Gid. October
and November, 3 A-Gid solirrs. Novem-
ber ana December, Q ASA value; DO
cember ana January i5-Cid sellers;
January and February . iG-Gid buy
nfa. February and March. 4s-Gid Rrli-
era. March and April. 4g-6ia1 b0-did !
Aprii and May. 2 ti-6id buyers; May
aud june. h2-G4Gl3 5s-Gid. The fsn-
dcrs Of today'a deliveries were COO bales
new doclSets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Liverpool, Sept li,--closlng' wheat
steady demand moderate. No. 2
red winter IS I'D; No red spring
As l-2d.
Corn Duh; demand poor; new mixed
spot Is II i-2di futures dull demand
poor: September 4s II i-2d; October IS
II lid November Is II l-2d.
FlouI-Steady. demand poor: st.
Louis fancy winter o. 81.
Lard-Flrm. demand poor; spot ~
90. futures no demand.
Pork Firm. demand poor, prime
meas, wentern. 72s ca; prime moss, me
dlum Cos.
Beef Firm. demand poor; extra In
dla mess 77s Cd prime meas 7Gs Cd.
Hams Easy. demand poor: short
cut SIS. bacon Arm; demand moderate;
Cumberland cut aGs; short ribs 49,.
long clear - pounds 43B. long and
short clear @ pounds Us Cd
shoulders--Flrm. 3ss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Kansas city, sept. li-cattle-Re-
coipts $500; shipments 27o0; market for
best weak; others lower; Texas steers
81 l5Q3. 90; beef steers s3.SOa6.2o; ma
tive COWS 81. 25q3.25; stookers and
feeders 81 5OQ4,iO. .
Hogs Receipts GOO; shipments 1900;
market weak to 10 lower; bulk Of sales
81. cO5f6 90: heavlos s5.SSG6 25' packers
N 70fi6 rs, mixed S5.0UN0.0O; light
"a g6a 8 G5: pigs s. 7jg5.56.
sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments 1905
market slow and steady good 10
choice natives 81 ,b9l ~ goud 70
'.ioics ygesterns s. 25d3 90: common
ana stockers s. O002 80; good 20 choice
lambs 81 0OG4.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

New Orleans. La. Sept Hogs
Products very quiet
Pork-i5 IA
I-ard--Rehned tieree, i-2c; boxed
meats. dry salt shoulders. TO- Sides,
i-fc. Bacon sides DC. Hams. choice
sugar cured. II i-i0l2c.
conee-steady; Rig ordinary to low
fair, is9is i-4o RIO brisk, ordinary 70
good. f-s94 7-so.
I'lour-Qulet ard weak: extra fancy.
81 E5Ug 90. patents. t2g5q2s0.
cornmeal--Firn. $40.
Bran-Duli. 1901 1-2a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

New York, Sept, i4--Money on cali
easy az per cent; last loan 1 per cent:
closed per cent Prime mercantile
paper sos ~ percent. Sterling ex-
enange nrm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 1856 I-4a4Ss - f,r
s y, slii and at S.S5 1-a0lSs 10 ana
Si.ssNfSI IL. Commercial bilis. ssSt1-l
rss4 IL. Silver certificates. e5GeS i.ac
government bonds firm, state bon1s
hactiNei railroads bonds weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
WHEAT DECLINES Ar tine OPEN
ING AND FAILS TO RECOVER
Corn started Very Duii aud Receipts
show an Increase on Estimaies of
the Nay rrevious--Thr Outs market
More Aeti,c--ProSisions.

Chicago, m. Sept. li.--wheat start
ed weak and failed to recover the OPEN
Ing decline. The receipts OF corn being
quite as heavy as had been estimated
yesterday, had depressing effect upon
that cereal and sympathetically on
wheat also. The foreign markets were
quoted rather weak and lower at the
opening. When corn was In the throcs
Of dissolution about IL o'clock the price
OF wheat dropped to IS $50. Lacking
any help from the seaboard, near the
close in the way OF eports OF pur-
ohases for exports and the local bears
becoming embroidered by the evident
dishcartened condition OF the bulls. the
market became very weak. Rosekrans
ana August BrOsseau wero free sellers
near the close, whom wheat wan hang
ing around So Lee, and they succeeded
with the aid OF the general crowd.
which had become bcarish. In closing
the market at 56 5-Sc, the lowest price
OF the day.
Corn started very heavy on the full
realization OF yesterdays estimated
receipts. The estimates We're for 4s5
cars and 1853 were received The csti-
mate OF $50 carloads for tomorrow pro-
duced desire 10 sell. which acceicr-
ated the decline that started on to-
days receipts. May opened with SELL
ers NJ from "a l-2c TO "a 8-Sc with a
sale of one or two iives at "a 5-Sc about
the same time, II declined gradually
until It reached Sac. and after stub
born resistance at the latter price It
finally auccumbed to the influence OF
tomorroW's estimated recelpta. broke
In hN H. Fr 81. o. %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
NcM OrIenn. rnllnn.

Now Orleans. La, Sept. li-cotton--
steady middling upiafda. 6 2-io; low
nlldliug, s-i6ci good ordinary. 1916
Net receipts. biS5' rroas sses; exports 10
Great Britain. sCg; sales, 700, stock
ss.teg. weekly: Net receipts. 1898.
aroHr. 2g.0O7, exports 10 Great Britain.
Iz0i: 10 the continent 1885. coantNisr.
September. ssszi September II. 1885
sales fi5o
Cotton futures steady; sales. 2c.zoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

St Louis. No., Sept l4--cattle--l'e-
eelpts. $500; shipments 1900; market
steady for natives; Texans active ana
strong: native steers, light and COM
mon. 50 a5I2 SO; cows, 81 i0M2 g; Tex
a. Steers, 900 to 1000 pounds, S2.o042 80;
common, Sc .Qega 10. o.ao.
,,,sritet steady: heavy, $685. good light
81 f516 SO. common to medium light
81. 75di5-l0. ,.G,..,,,,,
nome. market slow; native mixed, $3.50
Il 3 OO; lambs. s.. 500s75
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

london, Sept, 4.-a p. m,)--Closlns.
Canadian Pacific 81 is; Erie l6 IL;
Erie seconds ~; Illinois Central ~
~ Mexican ordinary Is 1-2; st. Paul
common IS 3-S; Pennsylvania 80 L.;
New York Central 1O4; Reading II IA;
Mexican Central new fours 60 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Fort Worth Stock Yards, Sept. H.
dive Stock Market)-Receipts, 2s7
hogs; one car horses,
Receipts We're far behind the de-
mand. No cattle at an was "A very
bad feature There is constant and
heavy demand for COWS, medium and
best grade steers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

A. every state IN the United States
prohibits By us laws. the drawing Of
a lottery after January lat. 1921.
BEWARE
OF any lottery which claims 10 be drawn
anywhere in the United States.
The onicial list 81 prizes VIII be sent
5on application 10 Local Dealcrs. aftar
every Drawing. In any quantity, by
Express. Free OF Cost
BEWARE or FAKE LorrEuiiss.
Duyern nr~ cautioned against dis
houeHt ioftcrtcs. II.
rake lotteries Blve vendors fhtrfr
ana fOrfy cents ON every dollar flr
selling their tickets. fhercfore an
unscrupufous vendor viii help their
sale hecnnrc II Increases his profit.
buyers must, therefore,. VFoffcf
themselves BY fnsfsttnA On hnvfnr
oniy "A HONDURAS NATIONAL Loss
Terry cONPASr'H TICKET. and ne
osher. n they wnpt the adverussf
slhanrA for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

ne with this prevailing inactivity
M come some moderate selling "
cls,a.ed Spectators for the rise. WHOSE
, \, cut sales were marked today
seNerai quarters. The continued
, srai9, In the granger stols was in-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

rares newly furnished south rooms
a., rent win or Without board. inis
house has been horoughll renovated
and Is now one OF me aelt ,', ai'9 mo-.
ute.s,'. -,.e-v centrally located; only ong
eity sraw new court house; nist class
l ologe nj. natronage solicited. very low
y tn desirable permanent peopie.
l lr-,-a Main or Houston street electric
~ fram uplon depot 70 First street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

p.. York, Sept. 1.-THE Evening
~ N It's financial review says; The
-. - stock exchange stagnation
~. li9aSly marks out the dizziness
n" uhde has later on looked for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

London, Sept. IA p. m)-Bar sill
yer % s-iGd per ounce. Money IA per
cent The rate Of discount in the open
market for short bills Is IL per cent
aud for three months bills GIG per
cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
nanrnr.,rr cleths nnd Ynrns.

Manchester. Sept ii.-cloth-steady
with fair demand. Yarns hrm' but
NOT active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

S. LouW, Me. sopt ii,--Cotton--'
steady mldGllnr. Q alGe; nalrs. none;
roeqlrts. 100 halos, shipments. 900;
stguk, 9s00
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

London Sept. "a Cane sugar steady
at premium prices; centrifugal lava,
10 ga. musoovado fair refining. iiEpd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

ST Louis. Mo, Sept 4 .-Wooi-Quiet
and unchanged, very little doing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

-. and monday 30 Galveston
i, su q Va santa IL route; sePtenbsr
g. q and =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

New York BnnIs CIcariuEs.
New York. Sept. 14.-Clearings, $780,
iDsss; balances, Si,4S5, 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Cordage-- alsil rope, lalf-inoh hnglB,
z i-2o; manila rope, haif-lneli baals, .oi
cotton rope, MI Sizes. lie. cotton twlnc,
iJo. 5-ply suite twlne. II i-2o.
Five bushel oat bags, i-ic: corn
sacks. La Platte, lie. 9-hushel corn
sacks, @ re. Bounce wheat sacks,
f-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

In Buying q ticket. nee that It IL pay
able Ia Puerto c0rtexi that tho Ticket
II signed by Paul Conrad. Presidsnt,
that II II indqracd with the signaturus
OF w. l., cabell " Texas and chas J.
Where NJ Louisiana. and bears the i'm.
presn " Tho Seal OF the Republic OF
Honduras. None others arc genulne,
We Will pay all ESpress charges an
remlttnnces of Five Dollars and up.
wards for ticke,r. including Contra
America oxpreaH onarges from Port
Tampa City 10 Puerto cortcz. and wa
win prepay Express changes on all
ahipmenta OF ticke;a OF tito value Of
Five Dollars or more. Orders for icss
than Five Dollars at tho cost Of
aeuder. except Central America Express
charges. which we will pay. and We
will prepay Express charges on lists Of
prlzea forwarded TO NIL purchasers OF
Tickets.
New ac iress: PAUL cONR ID.
Puerto cortcz. Honduras, c. A.
Care Central America Esprcss,
Port Tampa City. fiori5n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
Honduras National Lottery Co.

uouialnnn state Lott'ry Coz
The Drawings take piacc Monthly
under tho personal supervision and
management OF
GEs. W, l.. CAuELL Of rcxn-.
COT. q. j. VALERIE of Louisiana.
10 be drawn IA public AZ Puerto Corr
ton. Honduras, c. A.. every month.
an followBi
1904.
january .; February IL; March 10;
April 10. May 81 June u. july 10. AVS
gust al September II. october o. No-
vemher 49, December ~.
Capital rrise of $4,000.
PRICE or TicKErsi
In current money equivalent 10 the
current funds OF tho United states Of
America,
Whole Tickets s5 Double Fifths. 81,
Fifths 81; Tontha, toc. Twontleths. $50
club rateai u whos Tickets or their
equivalent for $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

Father Waugh dici at our last camp
inc ground either at tho eastern base
Of what is known as the "Big Noun.
faiuY or between the "L'tilu" anu
UBiaD mountains, but De was moi
buried there on being informed DO
ths morning OF bic death, aud Shat
men were already digsius DIE grave ]
Haafcnod 20 Captain Mariiu's quarlUra
Hud suggested that he frH lir wagon
master uf Gle company who bad been
IONS 90 orr rescue AMI inform MIN tupi
Fs.hrr Wau.uH amlly lived iu the
SHY and ask tuoi his remains be- taken
Them. Captain Martin replied: az
would rather you would g0.n Ac.
a1fiiugiv I went, either % Colonel
Robert Barton 0r J. b. Grant u think
the l0rmpIl aHi made she rfglrs. lie
fuapondei, "lcs, certainly and thct
auI then HasdU arrangement ami NE
hrsl announcement obi Father W1utFs
death tJ lH mIly was hoo DO When
Che wagon drove up io hH house "iih
tue corpse. Your B-0iHut
DANIEL INIIH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
COLORADO ORE ION UTlU,


Tho Sow York % d Chauoe com
pauy, tlo leading producer OF tto
Crtsde uairlct, Colorado, has shipIu
HUy TONS OF ore lD Che Ontario mill,
Park CITY, Utah, 20 Ja treated uy Go,
HmaIanmsu0n process, Hhysihe Denver
Ntl8 % Tuesday. 10 tho uAItrImru.
ir.uia successfully the New York au
Cbancp company Will CnusuuDtu plaa.
lt Creole, at "a c1st % 100000, ca Ni.
ui handling ATTY tons Itr Jay.
AZ the Ontario mIuu, Para city *
plains thu NCWs 90 lfs ICauur.i tu.
lmaIgamHtuE plant .a used Tor tH.
treatment uf silver ores caffyiug huy
UuaCeB ser tDu 0r lJfi. The nigh'gfgI
Ofus arc sout 90 toe smuliua. Toe COS.
ranges from " 10 80 pvr ton, Hni from
s5 90 30 pUr cont Ui tho ufaay value b.
aayeI. 40 tho Day mine, in Che flmO
camp, tbe Russell teaching pr9cuas 3.
used Tlis claims O. yet oyun better
results than amalyamatiou and
lower cost Be this na 10 may, tlt
Ontario mill BE- Uur uf the beet iu Toe
country To- success with the Creed.
llw.gfadu silver ores would U1 0u Iu..
rofinnt gain fog thr southern cnup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

BEAVER Utah, May %, 1898.
Editor Dc5srsf NCpG
ltwas stated some time ago ln your
valuable SBu.WEulLY that Father
Waugh, in returning from mission
to England, died and was buried al
tho foot ofoue Of the mountains wrIIs
travelling Ia Captain Martina hand
cart company, Thisia correct in rart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
SUPPORT H0MB INDUSTRY.
THESE arm 7HG PEOPLg WHO SELL HOME MADG GOODS

Having ongapod an export wigmeKor now roady
to take orders wholesale retail for wigs swtohors curly
boos from o. hair Of all descriptions worked up ana
bough theatrical wigs, boards otc, stock for remit
masquerade and fhoa rCu costumes snooisty Salt Lake
Coatumlng House South door Thoat-r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-27
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-27

The Augusta driving park is being made
ready for the seasons business. The
bicycle riders find it a smooth and pleasant
place to run their wheels. About 30 riders
yi,itit nearly every day. In front and at the
north end of the grand stand the track for a
few feet next the stand has caved in. A
framework for holding the earth is now
being built and the hole will be immediate
" filed up
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-27

In Fred Gannetts barber shop, State
street. is picture of one of the Maine mon
uments at Gettysburg, standing in the peach
orchard, with the following men standing
around IT, who were members of the Third
Maine Regiment: Frank Pullen, Joe
Smith. Col. Moses Lakcman, A. M. Saw
telle, Fred Gannett, John w. Chase, Lieut..
II. A. johnson, II. A. N. Dutton. Maine
has 90 monuments at Gettysburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-27

Cushnoc hose house, Bridge street, is
undergoing repairs. A partition is being
torn down, which will make larger room
for the hose carriage. The stalls will be
changed, that the horses may face the hose
carriage, and one come out on each side.
This will be more convenient and save
time in case of rush for fire.
New hanging apparatus for the har-
ness will be put up. The inside of the
house will be painted and other minor i'm
provements made. The outside has been
coated once and will receive another. Chief
Engineer Kicker is very deeply interested
in the fire department. --ss - skesB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-27

J. F. Chase left here, Thursday, for
Gettysburg, where he will make arrange
ments for making souvenir of the famous
battles fought there. This souvenir is to
be a paper weight the bottom of which will
be of the historical oak, which was filled
with bullets during the war. The top will
be of glass, so arranged as to magnify the
miniature views of some II battles, which
he portrayed inside. There are about 2OO,-
900 people who visit the old battle grounds
each year and nearly all secure some sort
of souvenir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-27

Ex-City Marshal Crawford will go onto
his meat route, Monday, with the finest
turnout ever seen on route in this city.
He has a handsome wagon, Hastily lettered,
attrsctvely painted throughout and ar
ranged after the most approved manner.
lIitched to thi, is a span of powerful high
stepping, light chestnut horses. Mr.. Craw-
ford is enterprising if he isn't in politics.