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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-12
MAINE GOSSIP.

The Lewiston liquor constables recently
brought to grief man who bad been bring
Ing liquor into the city in coffin. 1t 10 to
~ presumed thai they removed the ardent,
lsplaced it with the rumseller's bust
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-12

Buffalo, N. Y, has 10000 Poles, living
chiefly in quarters of their own where
English is little spoken, and many bust
ness signs are in Polish or Russian The
colonists retain many Of their native
characteristics and slowly conform to
American ways. The colony is one of the
largest foreign elements to be found in
any American city of the third class
1t Is curious fact" said physician,
that while it is very difficult for the av-
erage citizen to get poisonous drugs in
small quantities, it is easy to get them at
wholesale. know of q man who walked
into the retail department Of big drug
store and tried to buy five grains of NOR
phine. The clerk refused to sell it to him
without a physicians prescription. The
man simply walked through . passage
way into the Wholesale department., and
asked for package of the drug contain
ing 90 grains. 1t was handed over to him
without word. Tho reason for the dis
tinction is doubtless because the person
intending to commit suicide usually goes
to the retail drug store. At the same
time all the morphine and opium fiends
purchase their favorite drugs at whole
sale. principally, / suppose, because they
get them much cheaper that way"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-12

Relief from outside parties to the amount
Of $500 has been received by the sufferers
from the Norway fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-12

Seven dandelion blossoms on one stem
is the latest excitement at Fort Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-12

sport claims the honor Of having the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-12
WHY RUN TIE RISK

VIII nun LII MOk
OF Diphtheria, Typhoid Fever and kindred die
eases when 20 cents per month will insure you
Read the following written by one of Augusta.
oldest citizens
have known the Diamond springs more than 90
years ana have owned them q years but have never
known Though having made digent enquiry OF
single case of typhoid fever, diphtheria, or kid
ney complaint in the families of those who have
drank no other water. Two cases of the latter o.
more than 10 years standing. l have known It to
permanently cure.)
ANY washerwoman will tell you that pure water
will cleanse linen and that foul water will leave
sediment. OF course any water COMPANY can
hire man to analyze and recommend the water
they sell as pure but the only reliable test is the
effect It has on the human system, though the ma.
Jerlty OF our doctors have been made to say that
as the river water did not cause all the typhoid
levers there was no reason why we should credit
It with any. That sounds well but the plague,
cholera, or smallpox does not attack all that are
exposed to them but like to keep out of their
way Just the same.
JAMES N. WADE, Augusta, Me.
Order Diamond Spring Water
Today.
One gallon delivered daily for - Cts. Per
Month. - cents extra per month for
each additional Gallon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-12

Biddeford business men are still busily
at work counting up the handsome returns
of merchants week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27

newed strength. Sterling drafts are up Il cent
70 the and Continental exchange commanded
Iull prices. The receipts Of commercial bills
over Sunday were extraordinarily light and bank
ers show reluctance to draw bills The compare
tive smaness of the demand. although IT is
strong. prevents more pronounced advance.
Annexed are revised quotations for actual bust
ness: Bankers bills 81 S6kMS4 sea, and - SsI
1881 for long ana short sterling respectively;
French francs 5i7le and 51j5s: reichsInarks,
95h and % 7-1GG9ji2
In London British consols advanced 3-lG 10
1905 for both money and the account. The
Bank Of England gained 10000 bullion on bal
ance. In the open market money was cheaper
at rs PER cent for discounts and ll-Ml7. per
cent for bankers balances Ear silver was
quoted lld higher at 272id an ounce. but April
deliveries We're shade easier. American rail
way shares We're quiet and moved irregularly
within narrow limits. closing with some rallying
disposition. At Paris French per cents de-
clned L. centimes to 1896. sight exchange On
London falling sharply II 25i7 francs 10 the
sterling.
The coupons Of the omaha and Grant Smet-
ing Company per cent bonds. due March J.
Will be paid by Clark. Dodge ~ Go. on and after
that date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
THE DONDHOLDERS'
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.
Savannah & Western Railroad Co.

or the application made 10 the Court by the Re
oevers 81 the Central Railroad AM Banking Company OF
Georgia 10 nut Receivers debt ~ SOLO ~ upon your
property and 10 have rolling stock marked with the
name Of the Savannah Western Railroad and covered.
advised. hy the mortgage securing
Your Bonds declnrcd he the property u the Central
Railroad Banking Company ~ Georgia the Bondhoid
urgently Request deposit their bonds with the
ren,rnl Trust Company 81 New York United and
oered action Is absolutely for their projection
SIMON BORG. !" LEHMAN.
u simon Borg Co " Saylor & CO.
L. G. MARTIN EDWIN s. HOOi.Ei
u a Uroa.,vay 81 ROls'On & Bls..
H. T. GARTH JOS NJ LGCIITENAUER.
Ires Me, hanlcs' Nat Bank Rep Ia.lgarten * co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27

In State bonds Virginia % per cents WIZ
pressed for sale at So The only sale OF CITY DahK
stocks was Western National (6) AT llV.
The general bond market was less hV'iNe, anu
the tendency Of prices was dO"H"h'u. i'No.p
tional strength characterized lhe r-'is . -,
funded IS on small sales up per cent 10 49,
and the new seconds, after safes at o-Noi14'
ended !. per cent higher at sl&4. AtchisoI gen
eral As were a shade lower at 1Ots, anu Atahtic
and pacific As fell p per cent to 441a. New-York.
Susquehanna and Western genera inoi $50 81
declined 2 per cent to 81; wabash SECONDS ~
IN 70Ih and Mobile and Ohio general ~ per
cent 10 CO. Wisconsin Central incomes on small
business lost | per cent at H. ChcaBo anu
Northern Pacific firsts lost Is at 4o1i. oregon
Improvement 5s rose per cent 10 oy12. an" ' o''
light transactions Reading frst preference IN
comes were quoted AZ per cent higher NJ 'o1s;
Reference Is made to our full report Oh pohd
sales 49,, a ON COLL and
p,'DI, J., vchanpe balances were loaned at | per
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges $50 fO4 025: balances. Al,o'o'9,
Tba sub Treasury was debtor 10 the clearing
Uouse s2s9G59 It's net loss on balance since
Friday was $2G7G71, made up by loss as vi s-'o.-
5q2 I'm currency, minus gain OF 49, III com
NJ ,yo d,ys' operations included: Receipts.
81 sO9 46O payments. A,S77l3l resulting III u gen
ccr,I balance Of $139 G3l 226. consisting OF SS',-
COO aai coin and Si4. OlO 1876 currency:
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceivnd to-day 1882 400 National bank notes for
redemption. - .oos 40 m. ,r,orn.,
revenue receipts 1907 ,lGO. and the miscellaneous
receipts $155,S61. u,, s,.,oro,,
osb "n hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows: - M H., Oh Dlne,enc.s
49, ,, 81, hand sIOC %, ssi siU0 $50 D35 Inc. sl2505i
Net legal tenders on . .oo.o, 90 ,oa o,A uoc ,ao 20,
o..1s Iec
Net silver hand s,o'o'-o- o'-'''D '''
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding c-o- r)ec 4
c"rtmcass ii 100 OOi ll8It"13 Inc. 1922
Deposits In BANK 1850, e, - -
~. ., balance si44 5a2 500 s4A:oi0os Dec s23ss $50
n. rDra,on exchange market exhibited re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
r1.rnprAN r1NANcIAL MARKETs.

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Feb &c. y. m consols lM'. for b9ih
rnnnrv and the account: Ncw-York. P"nnsylvanla
aod Gb'r irst nnrtgag. bonds. 49,; Canadian Pa
enc Gss. Erie lGa. DO soconi consos. S'z limos
Central 20: Mexican ordinary w. - lhui COIN
mon M. N.y-York Central, 1y'2; P'nnSH wanna
tls-. Reading lOa.: Mexican Central new per
cent bonds ii; Atchison common T. ing aliy'' ,
OF bullion gone into the Bank or i'hsIahu q" p"'
to-day il fWVO $500, ,r,,o r.,o %
40 D. m.--Mouey. lhul& per cent. me Ne, ru.e 81
discount IN the open market Tor snOit DhiS - -
per cent ana for three months bills II. Ter cent,
Taris ad,,ic,s quote per cent rentes AT ~ francs
a. can,i,,os ,or fhe account and exchange on Lon
Gon a. ~ francs III confines FOR checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
Ocean Steamers.

INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION roMpAHY's Lines
From Pier II. North River foot of Fulton-st
ARl[E(nDQ5AN [lIGG
FOR SOUTIIANpTON.
Fhortest and convenient route 10 l'oniOn.
No transfer bS tender No tidal delnys . .
Close connection southampton for llaVre ana flFs
By special fast twin-scrcw Channel stcanrIr. .
berlin Feb. %. n. IN. Chester. Non 10 r. m
New York. Mich :. q. m. ierl.n Mon - T. '''
UH[E[0 SlIAlR llUtIls
FOR ANTWERP
Wednesday, Feb. ~ noon
WAESLAND. .........:.. Wc.n'sda} Mn,,n :, a. Il"
INTERNATIONAL. NANIGAliON COMFN't.
BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
Cneion Sales. finanual.
LOUIS ME-IER, Anc'ionecr
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS and BONDS,
by ADRIAN II. MULLER Sun,

S1OCkS ana DIV 10,
by ADRIAN II. MULLER sun,
WEDNESDAY. FEB. -.
At 1890 O'clock at S ,3e T III n fSIT a '
"a shares New-York Rubber Co.
100 shares The trust God Mining Mining o GO Go.
- shares broadway Natl iank
by order OF Trustee
sr , acee%% Of E I'm AT~n l%s' r. r. Co
1 %. snsrs Ls.I@S Tfinns Tcrarh Co. 8, ,;,~.
500 blooming Gro ,S,,o PARK .'S'''''''
ooo pp. :; Ii, fpie IT, r. 81 Msc p C. ES-
$1,000 ss Sna'd ird ,fa co. i' p p,1s9rro rd' l
Dec 1sD2 coupons on o}P'J
~ s .ssr~. fi sope i'h Bank NIX 'aysgG( o
7 shares Manhattan CO. o. i,. y; a. ,ii,, VAR
81 shares Mechanics NefI Bank 'h 3,.rG
5 :@sTc: lsa rsc Sa' hray -
W shares n y. New-inyen Hnnrm"II1 ~ ~ "'''
Is shares Penny lvana coal co. Isi mtre D. c.
g, ooo GHSI kerr k@r Ice Co. p. Bis 1904
80 10 sh nu American Exchange Natl h"'"
50 shares hank Of Republic HANK
81 shares Ihcnlx Na,i; FAM Fink.
sharss Nsti iiank Of Commerce.
/ share n. y. Law institute, nindnv L. 60.
90 shares shares F. Eytsns valley al 1" K coal Co.
20 shares parrasat cfp1n r% a'i Co. Pfd
SO 900 Toedo Ann Arbor ; Cans N, on H. !"
IA shares Trookyn Trust GO. 49, g., Mic. , =
500 blooming Grove PARK Ns''' INV -
3D., 1910. ,,.L
IA shares Empire state Banh.,. 49,,
share blooming Grove i, 81, ~
o., shares Hudson River blln, -,
~ shar.s W.lls-FaIgo ENprrSTS 80
~, shar.s Trndesncn's Natl. LAM,
~, shares second Avenue H. ~ =" ,,c
thates Swe,rnnolItan Air Goods d.. lId A., ,
shaies Pncific X. r. Of ArLonn LIT Mise
,o ,ra. LAWYERS Title ms g"
share Chemical Natl D"''"
A HYpIrf sShscaWlIrT!of IS f El
~ TMb Al TIiE GPfoWN oirIcE; NO. i:'; DIpaa.
Way "a d10f az aO' the following Branch oases %,
Eshths,e.t corner Tourteegti;st 100 Thirdaye
corner 100 West Forty. I6a
nr.Lst Lbs rs Avenue a; 1923 Third ave; 90 West
Fourtecnthst .o' W *, Third ave, bet onehundrod
sss fth and 6ne.hundrsd and thirteenth 'th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
c1NPANle@G1lNAr
.IAIIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
w FOR TFNAS GEORGIA AND FlORlDA
Eleven iron steamships. aggregaiing 3l.Wn lDns-
From New YORK "Wednesday. Friday AMI Sstutnsy
BELIsIITFt'I SIN DAYS VOYAGE ~ SEA
To GAIN ESTON. TgNAS.
Thence hv rail ~
MEXICO CITY AND POINTS IN MENl'o.
And 10 -.
DENVER COLORADO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY
ALSO To SAN FRANCISCO
And an southern california Winter resorts
FLORIDA VIA BRl NSW!'k. GA.
TO JACKSONVILLE IT Al CT slime "a MiA &c
TINE MALLORY LINE issues both SIRAIttiI ana
n,li ~ TRIP Tch.ts 20 a points In Texas. colorado"
it.h Ari,.un california Mexico &c. Georgia Florida,
ana ...nu cuba. Excellent PASSENGER aecomnodaons
Nr.,. f.r .uf 90 PAGE 1894 Manual mal,t tIe-l. ..
q Il MALLORY 4 60. Cen. Agt-.. Pier - J.. H. y i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
G. NJ. sORREL. Manager.

A ENTERTAINMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A mi; NFW-YORK TRIBUNE Will. BE RE-
CEIyhp Ar TIE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Ia: nr9aa-
,ynv. "a ,ioor north Thirty frst-st and ,ADNEh.
TiSf:IENrS A. the following Branch on,es; 20
f.i,h,h-,ve Twenty third-st.. i52 SlSth-aNe
~ F,trh ave corner Fourteenth St. 7co Thrd-ave.
corner + rty seventu-st: lu"G Thldaye.. near SlNt}
trsf-s ,os First-ave iOG West Forty second-st ~,
columbus ave. ~ Ayenue A: i,3"i rhrd.,e 20 West
i'nurte.nhs 90 West FOrtyss St 55l Third-aie
/ 3I, Thrd.nNc.. 2O5l Third-aNr. bet. one-hundrei
aud twelfth and one hunlred-and thirteenth SITS.
ma IIAIsI,EM OFFICES. $50 Fast Oue-hundrcd-
and twenty -nfts. 2ta West one hundred and twenty
frthst and nc-hunlrcd And forthwith ST. Nd
to- : m. a regular ofiCd rates.
IN Iirooklyn. nt -! court 800 y" kalh-avs LOU
bedford ave- up - D. m. Il regular ono" rates
Iond m once Tor advertisements. Norfolk street Strand
W g lnnl.n EnEland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION FOR
thyiHiPI' Al TIT cffoI& SFFirE No :is b nFpad.
way "a door north OF Thirty-hrstst.; ana Adv 't
EASEMENTS TT the following Branch Ohlcess 90
Tr,h corner Ts"steenth st. !Go Thlrdaye
Forty .seyehul-st iO2u Third ave near SN ,So
Coumbus.aye; o. Avenue A: las ThirdaveI 70 Yves.
FOurteenth-st 2oI West tortvsecond-st oo% inrun'e
33s Third-aye.: oO5i Third-ave. bet One-hundred-
and twelfth and One hund nd 4 tenth SITS
the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one,
and-tweny.n[ths 21owest e.h1ndrsd- an twenty
ami 3D West one hundred -hfthst' UP
to D. At regular Office rates. o.n
Brooklyn. at az Court-st.: SOD 10 kaip-hve. i3oo
pedford.ave., UP 20 4 n m AT regular Once rates
London ONCE for ndv rti-rmcnts Norfolk Street. Strand
W. c., London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
Died I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL FOR IA Gi'AYRA. PUERTO CABl.I.l.O CCRA'
''AO AND NARNrAIttD VIA CURACAO.
FROM rIEKREPONT STORES. BROOKLfN
: :. CARACAS. TUESDAY. March a. p m
= ; Nl%I.I, Ella Thursday. March u. p ~.
= PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY. Mar -. - u.
Th.,e American steamers hult expressly for TIE uaie
have .rls b.. 'lati1us paSSengers
FOR AAKAcAIBo FREIGHT ONLY. -
q - J.. a. ifrD Saturday. March ],
POrLTON. BLISS e DALLETr
0enerui Managers. 1875 Frontst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
,yANNAU LINE. THREE STEAMERS

- WEEKLY from Sew Pier 20 y X. 100, q spr'ns-si.
- : cry OF AUGUSTA. rues'ay March J. p n.
= : KANSAS CITY ........ Saturday, March 5. D. ~
g.. rn,of ng with central II. t.. $ I and W ny. ana
T. e. anl T.. r. T. FOR ALI. POINTS SoCTll Through
hills ~ itdln through Tickets Pass niger acennnO-
t,,l,ns tin.>ealI-l For freight passage apply 10
n hErr an fT %na As' T. and nv $dl way
/ l. ADAMS . r. \. H. l.. WALKER. Agt
F. C. 4 T. Il H. 49, B'way .. : :. CO.. y. Pie: 81. " r.
G. NJ sORRET. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
WHITE STAR LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN. ~
Aurania. March g. : q. m ~eryn. Men. "a 10 n m
Iucana Mch. 10. 100 a. Etruris Meh 81, p IN.
Imbria. .Mch. II .. m l.ucanis .Ap - 90 A. M
Camrania. 'hci 30 Aur.nia . Ayr; 10, - o. In.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward second cabin, 10 and
upward according & steamer ani iocat'9 d.. .
eeerage tickets 10 and from nl parts OF Europe a.
low rates For freight AM passage applS " the
eomrnny's once. No. Bowling Green New tork
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents.
EUROPE. HOLY LAND. CALIFORNIA.
"A 6ERM!DA FLORIDA. MEXICO. &c-scecs par:
Ties best tkeng facilities ocean berths Send
for '"Tourist Gazette"
" II. GAZE q SONS ii3 broadway. New.ytrk.
est ls4i) Ofcal Ticket Agents. CHIEF Trunk Linsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
STEAMBOATS,.

MORW0Gm l0GNgo
FOR BOSTON WORCESTER AND THE EAST.
Steamers leave Pier - odd, North River next -
pesbrossess Ferry $3.50 p NJ. daily. except Sunday
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and tn. East stras
Pilgrim and Plymouth In commission Leave Pier y lose
Noo N r. VI Murray ST.. Weekdays only Al o y M
~ EW-HAVEN-FARE $l--Magnificent new
screw steel steamer Richard Peck the FlySs.
fastest steamer on Long Island Sound saves PER ~
w. r. daily at D. m. Sundays excepted ARRIVING q
New Hay s d m, time trains u AsTsosns
Hartford. Springfield and North.
e TONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
- East Steamers leave New Pier 80 y. r.. FOOT q
Spring ST.. at 600 p. N. daily. sxceo: sa-"ss.
"A THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE WILL. re RE-.
way % door north OF Thirty and ADvER:
Eishh-aye e. cor Twenty -third,st: ls2 Sixth-aye;
si Tourthave. Fourteenth-st; I6o Ihird,aye'
corner Forty seyenth-st l020 Thirda near sixty:
first iT0s Frst-ave 100 West Forty second, ~!
Counbus.ave. SO Avenue A: l.3?s Third.aye ~ West
Fourcenthst 25I West Forty secondst oot Inrd-eveS
ass Third-ave: 2.05l Third-ave.. bet Onehundred'
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth sts
AT the HARLEM OFFICES. ls0 East onehundfsd'
and ATHEIST 243 West One-hundred and-twsnsy.
df,h-st and $50 West hundred ~
London Once for sdSertisemsnts Norfolk street, stsaa
W. G.. London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
". York February - 1884
tI,NE ANNI-AI. MEETINl; " The SlorkhOld-
DIVIDEND Notices.

ptIF,LO ROCHESTER, ANp rlTlSHl l.i ENll.-
WAY COMPANY
/'OI'PONS 81 the General M"rtgIcc - per cent
\ i.nl. - tiis COMPANY. Sue - M,rrn wil ', i"i
o ,- after f.r' date 80 ne ~. TRUST company ~
S~v Yarl j. II iOrAhl. Assistant ir"'sui'f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
Cost an0 (oun0.

I OsT-lank Book No. 255.O2 On bry Dock savings
IL Any person having claims upon said book IS
called upon present the the bank within thirty
DAYS or said book Will be- declared cancelled anu ex-
tingulshed. and new issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
Drn MINIO Ii y T..

NLD Do VI ~ u I.SL..,,o,-,, =, -
~ Steamers flr NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD
rOrNT c0MFoRT ana NEWPORT NEWS e9nnsc,ins to'
NlF.GISrA BEACH PETERSBl RG and NlCHMOND.
Va ana WASHINGTON. u, C.Tuss; Wed. Thurs;
-, For Is f.tt POINT VA-Tues Thurs and Sat.
ft.r, Pier ~ new No. y. r. foot Beach-st. a, y. m
Th.,. l sfs AMI f,eght 20 all points South and
West, " /. GII1LAUDEU. Trafnc Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27

Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
certificates .. ....'
Deposits in bank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16

HoLLIDAysBURG. Pa, Oct l6-The Sec
ond National bank of Altoona has ei.Sered
suit againt tho estate of exCashier Harry
Gardner TO recover s9l, s37.37, the amount
OF his alleged discrepancies. The estate OF
the late ex-J udgc James Gardner. who was
the cashiers bondsman, Is also sued for
the same amount. Gardner Is now be
lieved 10 be i'm Mexico.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16
AMPLE PROTECTION
viii Be Afforded Foreigners In PekIn
Prolonged War Assured.


TIES-TsIg, oct. 16.-The Pei Yang
squadron has been able To leave dock, com
pletoly refitted, with magazines filled ana
otherwise ready for active service.
An imperial edict has been published az
Pekin assuming for the government fuii
responsibility for the protection OF the
foreign residents, denouncing rowdyism
and furnishing certain culprits shown 10
have taken part in the recent assaults
upon travellers.
The imperial edict also assures strangers
that their persons and property VIII be
protected, its wording especially favoring
the missionaries.
The Chinese overtures for pence having
been rejected without n hearing, the war
now enters upon chronic stage, demand
ing an appeal 20 the latent forces OF the
empire. The latter are described ss. being
quite great, but IL IL added they require
time in order 30 organize them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16

Bv The Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. l6-At tho Mechanic
National bank yesterday afternoon, Elisha
Trowbridge, an elderly man, had just
finished "a conversation with his brother,
Charles ii. Trowbridge, the cashier of the
bank, when ho fired two shots at his
brother, one taking effect in the victims
leg. The wouldbe murderer was arrested
Elisha Trowbridge was once employed by
the City bank, but has recently made a
police record by theft 1t is thought he is
insane
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16
Death or Fortune Awaits Him.

HAvERHILI, Mass, Oct. l6-Frank
Hunt, who is accused of the murder of
Henry II. Crosby of Morrimac, is one OF
the heirs TO n fortune Of 81, ,0OO. 600, in what
is known as che French spoliatlon claims
Although the evidence which has thus ia.
been given against the boy on the chsrg.
CT murder places him in abLh light, thu
parents still believe he is inno,~nt. and tbs
family believe he will be acquitted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16
WALc0TT AN EASY WINNER.
By the Associated Press.

CoNEY ISLAND. Oct 16.-In less than
four rounds Joe Walcott of Boston, the
colorcd wonder, succeeded in stopping
Austin Gibbons, tho Paterson light
weight, and at the same time pushed him.
self right TO the front OF his own class.
The fight was at 40 pounds, 10 rounds
but the pace was too fast for the jersey
man, and he was practically out after n
right-hand swing had sent him to the
floor.
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BpOkS
THE Old OLD STORY. by Rosa Nonchette
Carey j. Is. Lippincott Co. sold in Prov
idence by II. Gregory.
CITY GOVERNMENT ~ THE UNITED STATES, by
Alfred X. Conkiing: ID. Appleton q Co.
Sold in Provi3cnee by IL Gregory.
ARMAzISDY, by James Whitcomb Riley: The
Bowen Merrill 90.
THE GREEN CARSATIoN, D. Appleton IL Co.
Sold ia Providence by III. Gregory.
A MILD BARBARIAN. ~ Ed gar Fawcett: ID
Appleton a. co. sold in Providence by III
Gregory.
Two GENTLEMEN OF HAWAII. by Seward w
Hopkips: Robert Bonner's sons.
MYSTERY OF HOTEL BRIcHEr. by Eugene
Chavette: Robert Bonner's Sons.
hing GROVER, by James Biery: Published
10y the author.
Publications OF THE RHODE ISLAND HIsToR-
IcAL SOCIETY, vol III, No 3: Published by
the Society.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.


FALL BIytR Mass., Oct l6-The weav.
ers who refused 30 60 TO work when tn
factory opened yesterday nre very de
termined in their attitude toward tn
manufactures. III they shall persist in re-
naming out the factories will close again
at tho end of the week and the weavers
will neither be able TO support themselves
nor can they claim assistance from the au-
thorities
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16
ASSAULTED A WOMAN.
Bu ne Assoetaiei Pres.

New YORK, Oct l6-A small-slzed riot
occurred in Delaney street yesterday,
caused by the cloakmakers troubles. The
wife OF a contractor was assaulted by
several of the strikers, and the husband, to
protect his wife, fired several shots into the
crowd. Ii was necessary to call out the
police reserves before the trouble came to
an end. No one was seriously injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16

BALTIMORE, Oct 16--Committees arc
being appointed by the Christian Ra
deavor societies Of this city 20 map out n
rampaign in tho coming elections. They
propose to hold meetings in the various
churches They will pick their men from
the lists prccented by the various parties
for the offices, and then work and vote for
tlafr colactfnn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-16
The CZiR HARD TO PLEASE.
BY The Associated Press.

PARIS, Oct. leone who Is in posi-
ton 20 know states that the czarina, per-
ceiving that the czar attributed his suffer
ings to the incapacity of the doctors, Sc
cretly summoned Professor Leyden, whose
arrival had a great moral effect upon the
car, producing great change. Unfor-
tunately, progress is slow, And it is feared
that the car VIII become dissatisfied with
Professor Ltv'on and cell in others.