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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Thomas and Tlts e s paiy NeTS
D N w 2Ra geI N 2i,S wan NAP ~ $1,000
or "a ave months .".'"...'.'..,... 5000
~ s',ipan : Years ....1..". 5000
Bs7so. Thomas, sni VIE Peter Meqaade- ,o-o
Rnss clara r. ana another John II Mon,gom-
ery trustee. etc. 57ih,s, =, i75 Il y of e'h- $500.
7sth &, '' s. - Il e II 5,h-ryc year.. 10000
st. s. lss n of corearsst years ....... 1850
sda5 .ss::s sam. ;-s,:; demand SS
De- Castro Annie G. to Marion Brces % East =, 900
EsieIi Martha A. to New YORK lie Insurance Co.
Fo1na i Frank d anG smother 70 william PARK w
=, al Gouysrneurst $ 1888 IT Of Morris
GaidcnEiSch. Henrietta F. to i ii Eddy. si:t-s,
S ana 81 canl-sr years .....,.......... 5000
ave. 2l7 q u i75,h-s, ycars.......... 5000
il3ih-si :. loo T. of Grand Boaieyard and
Ke saSs MsTsare o'Fas1s Loo"
So ~ ,i a,,an'' . ycsrs 5000
Clerks. 32i-s'. 5. 1913 It Of 2d-avc
Masiqn. susan 70 Emma Bent. Kinssbridse
Road. s. 30 It Of lNoth-s'. and other prop
Mclean Daniel and VIE TO Francis rranor '''''
cambreens-ave. IS s. 200 r Ba,ard-s,. years 1000
Morgan. Essie +. to Harlem savings Bank
oS cTso f2F a on ' to t., p ysHr xo 1900
S Sayi1s. and p a5 It @a" Of AN Sso2e Jen
Rochfori william H. and another. e, Gernsni; ~"
Life Insurance Go. ISth-st, $. 10 n u
s,crlam.ave. years ............... 1900
R1csscrt. Emil and VIE 90 Martha Kleter No 10
T. 9ith-st. 2
RiDrdan. Minnie and another. % q Chittenden
trustees. No $50 t. 3I3 Chcrry-st and No
II Gouverneur-st. ? years. ............. 90 900
Schmitt. Jacob. 10 Margaret Heenan. 33d-st
1913 n 81 2i-ave mortgages. years 10 ooo
Schwnrz. Caroline. 10 RI " Barry and another
Fulton-ave. 8. i75 II OF l71st-st. > Years 900
Sanllerg. Louis t. Jonas Ncil and another
2i-aye. 81 n ~ 9jth-st. Indictments. . 400
Tictjen. John. and wife % the Mutual Life IN
60. New York corner ~ West
lothst and Wechawkon-s, / year ............ % 600
Tul0ch David. Jr. 10 the same. lOSth-sf.
lOD u n 2d-ave. | year. ..................
Sam" ~ the Middesex Quarry CO. l0sth-st.
100 n ~ 2d-ave years ................. 1000
Same and wife Alexander Walker and an
other loSth st. q 2d-aye demand. ..... 5000
Same the Mutual Life Insurance co. New
York. l25th-s,. a25 It q 7th-avc year 5000
William. Thomas and wife 70 the United states
Trust co. Ncwlork. 3ist-st i5l II
Madison ave. - years
Van Orten. Howard +. and another William
Lester. T2d-st. corner Of Avenue A. 1
year ................ ..................... 1900
Same property. |
Nue John. and wife 10 Mathille Benhauer, n
S4thst. 100 II W Of Coumbus-Sye. years
mortgages .:....::....... ................. 10000
Same To Matilda Aich. same property. : years. 20s0
Same 10 Mary |. Fraser n Sith-st i222
Of Columhus-ave , OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2OOOO
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PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS,
NETWORK
A DAUGHTER OF TO-DAY.

By Mrs EVERARD COTEs SARA Jeanette Duncan
author = "a Social Departure An American ON
In London" etc 12mo. Goth. 81 90
Few literary dchuiarfes have mot with 'hc f,i' PSI.
obtained hy sara Jeenneffc Dgnoans fret h H. - So '
Dopariufe' Her succeeding books showed %" San"
powers q quick otaervaon and graphic description ne
same ability IDENTIFY ana rrfray types Mehin'' we
author has enlarged hcr rang" = '1"u'nf" ana
knswlelgo oi %. world 4 fru" cnfnoln4i". Lfnl'f
Paris ami Calcutta have l-c0rie familiar 60 her a. Wei
as New and Montreal The TILE - her nc" box m
dicaies an Immediately attractive hcmc and h' author
vigorous - u has given us book distinguish"
rot only s'uIy q character. command = local
color and force tuf also By 'onfeup
interest This novel Mrs Cotcss most advanced AM
most important literary work
A JOURNEY IN OTHER WORLDS.
A. Romance ~ tho Future Ry joins JACOB Aston
with fret page Illustrations hy pan Beard i2mo
Cloth. $50
posed 20 e 2fso A. T. The Inhabitants ~ North America
have nightly nufnt"rs ara power and tno~
edge. II f. ~ marvellous fr"uthc a'falnm~rfs
Flying machines have long tr'n in common use AMI
finally power discovered called apergy. the o."
Of gravitaon. by which people able ~ o. m
into space in direction, and AZ what speed they
please. New York sun.
has himself almost all tho qualities
nahle Tor making the sccare q astronomy popular lie
the leaned maps - tho nsfoozos Ho knows hr
work 4 Copcrni0uF IT, has mad" calculations and obsor
Hatons. H. s. enthusiastic ana The spectacular
frighten him "-New-iork Times.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

Little business done in the real estate auction
market yesterday only two parcels OF realty peiis
offered. both under foreclosure proceedings Al the
Trinity Saesroom No. Ill Broadway, william Zen
nelly offered No. IFS East Seventiethrst.' Tour,
story stone-front house, lot 19.7Xl0l The property
was sold to the plaintiff for $50 49, w. o.
Hall J. How x Co. offered No. 3ll west one
hundred and five-story stone-r0nt
house on lot 2jx9911 Louis Stern the buyer tor
s20175. At private sale Dwight H. Olmstead mas Pur-
chased from D. +. Kennedy Nos. g. 10 ana IL west
Seventy-frst-st. three four-story brownst0ne pr-
vate dwellings, lots 2Ox6)xl02 each, for SloO,Wo.
Laor Brothers have sold for }. e curry L. 20 o.
William Livingston. the northeast corner OF FIRST
ave and One-hundred nd rstst, plot 95xlOoll Tor
$4,000 The lots will be improved by the erection
OF flats . -, .us
Samuel and Henry earn have sold the new build
ing No 1879 Fifth-ave for about s15,W}; also the
business buildings, 46x9s.9 Nos 40 and AZ west
Twenty-second-st. for about sl25.00O and also NO
20 Bond-st for $4,000 The same persons have pun =
chased Nos 81 and 90 Fifth-ave. 56xl17. and VIII I'M
prove the site They have also purchased nine
American basement houses the north side OF sew
enteth-st beginning 100 feet west OF sherman
Square at about $4,000 reselng three Of them to
Charles +. Street. DR.. Freedom and William NJ
McCOrd respectively
John r. Foley has sod for John Petit the HUDSON
Building property being the northeast corner OF ful
son ana West Thirteenth SITS, extending through 70
No. 3i2 West Fourteenth-st, to western capitalist
for 100000.
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The 101st free distribution OF flowers by the
Moderation Society will take place this afternoon
at o'clock. at Paradise Park. Five Points and in
the tenement districts. The society asks for liberal
contributions from generous flower givers and also
for its other charities. this year II Will erect
a new 81 900 bronze fountain at the Postoifice
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FLED FOR REFUGE TO THE AD1RoyDA cKs

Little Falls. n. Y. May l1.-Because his brother.
Luton Barnes. would not lend him $780, Wesley
Barnes OF Stratford. set fire to Lutons barn on
Wednesday. and then fed TO the Adrondacks. The
injured brother now offers reward for Wesley's
capture. apd searching party 10 looking for the
fugitive.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO DAY.

TO-DAY.
-, r,,o r-,r Mails close. Vessel sails.
ii,..i "A II
Fu.da. Lloyd. Genoa. o'0o Il III 49, ~
! '!vlii. t,i - I ~ c,,vra ....... 10 30 a 1oO
Nclo~I'''t - a II 80 a m
l'..''5 ,r,er Amsterdam. 4 90 "A loo
A'S'''n '''"' ilaVrc a 500 a m
Id tI.itf.x a IN 1900 m
800" ,,,,be Havana ......... 1880 IN 100 m
oo.,Ned - ~ V,-.,,-',I ........ II 90
-N.Sh,' 49,. - ,i,n-,o, linn. ........ 800 m
,,o,rab Savannah.... ........ 300
rrt,ti.l Grenade 1900 200 p m
IruIe ~. 1.,, <, Dopinoo ...... O0 300
,,-Iise, port, Rico. II 90 a m 100 p m
- - Na,, orle,ns 300
-, NJ. -t,tn''au orleans ........ 300
MONDAY MAY "A
Seminole CLYDE jacksonville. ...'. .''.'''' 'Vo III
TUESDAY, NAY -.
Spree c; Lloyd Bremen. .ll'Vo !" w ~
q of birmingham Savannah savannah '''''''' "VV ~
IIcvelius Lamport * Holt, Pernain- 90 no - 90 % ., -,
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NEw-ENG1AND REORGANIZATION BILL

Boston May u.-Under suspension OF the rules
IN both branches OF the Legislature to-day the bill
incorporating the New England and Newly Rail-
road was referred to the Committee on Railroads.
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DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY ELECTED.

The stockholders of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey met yesterday at Jersey City and elected
the following directors: George T. Baker, Harris
c. Fahnestock, Henry Graves, Edward D. Adams
Charles Lanier, James 4. Garland, Henry W. Max
well. j. Rogers Maxwell and Samuel Sloan.
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Conntrp propertn for Sale anS 90 Lei


A GLEN RIDGE. n. j. D.. L. & W. h R, vs ~
"A uful new ll-room house. on elevated stou,"' iay
minutes walk from station; has mproNeI'h ' "a
wood floors hrcpaces. electric lighting broad Rs,s
shade trees bathrooms second and third floors 10y n 81
for sale. Call address F. w. NDSIfIAND v
Tribune Building, New-York.
E'oR SALE-Real Estate-Garden city. L. l. Five Nv
= cottages TO for sale ready for occupancy
nished unfurnished Only 10 miles from Ne"-iV~'
frequent trains; Communication $40 year all houses s1p
piled with good and absolutely pure water; the -
educational facilities for boys and girls at welehuUsr
ana weequipped schools: salubrous climate I'm,
and winter nuisances; cultivated and reIhen ana
munity; excellent roads In every direction pah Ia
miles OF shaded by we-grown trees. Lots loI Sd
at moderate prices and on easy terms. Titles suTa"
Apply AZ the office OF .u.,- 20
THE GARDEN CITY co..
Room 1877, $50 Broadway, or "
L. II. CUNLlFF. Agent at Garden city
Z edmond HILL. l.. I-SEVERAL PRETTY SS0oseiy
IL TRY places shade lawns etc. ShoS
located station. postoices. churches and cruz OF
fine modern cottages to let at moderate tas' "A
The pretties most Select e.
most thriving suburb OF New-York. -, ....s
AIRfCK II. MAN. SO wall Sue'~
JOEL FOWLER. Richmond Hin
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oIlyer.st. No 60 Joseph Jacobs and wife to 500 200
Roosevet-st' No p to 80. Luigi Balzarini ct al
Same PROPERTY: Luigi BaIzarni and wife to
Same property; Giovanni Carrsr3 ct al 10 SANE 9Ds
5o3x6i. iixi9s Mary A Mclaughlin to NJ %. 900
Same propcrty Margaret Keenan, to zabrIse l25oOo
is-st. Nos - and p; william Hennessey 10
RivnSfon -st' corner Of Eldridce-st 2Ox75;
waer FG * eaa 2T Marlin sn Mna % Jeanette
sth-s,. 20 50 East Francis Quinby Edward ,oo,o
sulliran-si Nos 30 and 80, Margaret Cotton.
ccutrx., etc Charles Burkelmann. .,....... ON"
Ssa-s, No 932 East Thomas F Chapman to
''9' aa5r.s lSs M1rss !'PE ecna 49, 1900
'' Nary sSepR her t to Louis rg a
ep,s GaiDe.'ei o'f wife Of 70 S Fs2@y 5x CS'W VIM
7sthst s. 40 Il Of Amstcrlam-aye 2oxio22 10 20
52d-st No 90 East; John II Judge. referee to +. 400
7q Msay N 3ts Il Of AVENUE A. 75x,,i 4 Vim
{ Lester and wife to Howard Van orden &C 900
2d.a1e. s. % 4 Of aih-.t 2iiix75. jonas
7oIbt ct a" g 275 i' II an %yenac A. 25xlco5
Theodore II barnes executor and trustee. to =, 90,
57thst' 80 . East Marian p Breed to Annie % 900
loith Us s'sO 100 It Of 2i-ave 275xi25 the
Mdiesex Quarry GO to David Tulloeh jr;ssv Cooo
ico. ii; Arthur \ swSny 20 the y Bldg AMI
lo6 ail ' 70 POS to 2io East; Martha spragae
ri 70 Jeanne''c i n OF GS,h, 2;xio Max
narnc, AM WE to Max horn.;: ,,;;: 100
~. ana i@a:e breqil ,,.,:, 5000
r. over DO Hiry K.hoe '........ 1000
St Nich9las-aye. 20 10 T. a q it5th.st S32N
i4Gtl-st. n $. 22lic 4 W Of, Ron'yard eS'o.u: 90.
Edward q Tuns " y. 10 Isabella y Le2:..... 325
9rTe -efo-c. - 81. = Morsar...,.,..... 4575
Oh Highland Turnplsc Roai ADJOINING lands
~ BENJAMIN N"ek'r lti Town, an N-n'I y 'l-
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I INOI DIE IN " Id II I@IN-N I ItI1IN''I'
The Generalization in freight rates among the
roads leading westward from Chicago has led 10
earnest efforts to re-establish the Western Frelsht
Association Conferences were held here yesterday
between r. r. Gable. president Of the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific and representatives Of the
Missouri Pacific interests. President Marvin
Hughitt of the Chicago and Northwestern has
Gable said yesterday "The big cut In rates came
after left home. so that am not familiar WIN
the causes which led to so savage a reduction
All know is that the Santa Fe and the Alton put
these rates into effect and all the other roads had
10 follow The cut is so large that IL cannot last
/ have received President Hughitts request for
meeting to consider the matter, and nave tele-
eraphed TO him that am in favor of the restora-
ton and maintenance of rates. and VIII attend any
meeting at any time after next Monday.
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INCOMING STEINEES.
TO-DAY.

49,. ROW
Stuttgart Bremen April &c. y u IIoHyd
I.lani ... Chrigtiansand. April -. IhingvaiIa
Liverpool. May p. ; ura
Paris outhampton May G.....: American,
X + i Wilhelm Naples April 2o.......''N " l-'oYu
SUNDAY, MAY 13.
Ia Rretacne Havre May 5.......... .French. Irans
l'ircassia Glasgow MAY 3............'' Anohor
IIind,ro Hull. April 2S............... wilson
Richmond Hi. London. April
MONDAY MAY a.
Friesand Antwerp May iar~ ,,ocr
May B.. filiD- y M
Naosd,n1 ... Rotterdam. May 2....... Nein-A MGR
T'a,iric Liverpool. May 4......... White star
,uer ......... Bremen. May 1............N g Aloyu
.ara,o,,a T5aNana. MAY l"..........N x Cup1
.-.l,,ia Colon. May 1.............. .Oouilpih
Alyena Port Liinon May i..............Auas
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AM-sandy Hook O:4O Gov. Island ! os Hell Cate 39l
T M-sandy Hook 1881 Gov. Island los Hell cate 7ol
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Gounirp })ropertr for 6ale

A TTRACTIvE HOMES at Harrington Park; De's,,ff
"A County, the West shore X ~.
miles from plots are offered for SAFE r.. u
For further particulars application may De maze
OF by letter to J, EDWARD 0IkES ~ Rass wa*s
W. sGew.York
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A LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD.
CORD AND CREESE.

A Novel Rv JAMES DE MILE Author Of 1.-THE Dodge
.1I,-,or.s Franklin souare Library svo Paper co
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0eacher5.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n ripple. Professors Teachers. Tutor, Goyefn'""s
&c 10 COLLEGES SchooiA and Families. Apply TO
Nh, NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON y Union sauara
GENCY Miriam Coyrers supplies tutors. pro.essors
n etc. In nll dey:s recommends
100 9Th Book Biding cor 10th ST
DROo RTggIyE TEACHERS. all kinds. all departments
quickly supplied Large list " graduates Ieachcrs
wanted n KELLOGG. 81 East "h-Ht' y /.
rI,IF FISK Tcachers New York lioston, Chi
i cago I.o9 Angeles &c sal positions nlri. $50 IN
1903 CROCKTE 4 PRATT. Managers. 40 hthave
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Steamer Manitoba G3r. Mlington from New-York
March 10 VIA Mopteyideo for Rosario. at Buenos
Ayres April I6
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 44G Sun Sc, 1901 Moon 1:2i Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
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pantlns 4 taormlss.

- 20 WALTER. lately returned from EuTop.
private Lessons Society Dances daily
Columbus 6oth and sist sta
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For Both Sexes.-Ci

ERIITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
- Mad son Square. open all summer; also
Summer School az Asbury Park. y. J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06
POLICE ..TwIsTERs.'
What the Capital City Cops" Are Doing
Nowadays.

Not for & long time have the cops" had
court, though by their kindness has many
an overland pedestrian fornd anight's rest
ing place in the headquarters under Math-
ews' hat store Tramps are not as plenty
this year as last, yet nearly every night
some poor fellow, whom the desire for rum
has stripped of pride and money, enters
the door Of the station for lodging, and
the next morning he eats few dry crack
ers, washes his face in the sink, wipes it
on his handkerchief, and then leaves to
bring up in some other police station the
next night and SO on until he reaches his
destination
John Hersom was before the court, yes
terday, and sentenced to 30 days for drunk
enness He appealed.
"Bige" Tripp was sent up on the hill
for drunkenness.
John Duffy was another to receive d
sentence of 30 days for indulgence in the
from Taunton. Mass, and was en- route
to the Soldiers Home, Togus. where he
had been an inmate. When Re reached
Augusta, the other night, he was upfortu-
nate enough to find one Of those - friends
who had a pint, and the result is that
John will get acquainted with the jail
- birds for the Dext 80 days.
4 Edward Cummings Of the Bay state,
was one of those that appeared before
Judge Andrews and received intruction to
mcunt Shank mare" and start at once
for the Commonwealth, which he did.
John Pcoler of gay Watervile, was re-
licvcd of $40 bill for being drunk and
disorderly.
Marshal Bean, Officer Mcdonald, Wal
ter Cuddy, Joe Dostie and John Jacques
were at Portland, Tuesday, before the
Jury of the United States court, giving
testimony on the letter box robbery in
this city, by young Jackells, now in Ken
nebec Jail. They may be obliged to appear
again next week.
Clarence Littlefeld. who was lodged in
the lookup for disturbance on the Pull
man, yesterday morning, between Gar
diner and this city, was fined So and costs
in the court, Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06
Easily Traced.

"Stcalin:, typewriter" said man
who louks after the rental department of
IL large caStv@n Typewriter house, is grand
larceny and "a state prison oiTensc, yet this
and the further fact that an immense
nunb bcr Of these culprits have already been
sent to pcnitentiaries in different states do
not deter dozens of others every month
from nakiug like thefts. We have o
standing list Of from 100 to 200 typewrlt-
crg that have been stolen from our branch
offices and agents lii various sections OF
the country Every typewriter has its
own number. which cannot be effaced, and
whenever we hear that il machine Is miss
ing we Immediately communicate its
number to our representatives in this coun-
try and abroad, with instructions to seize
the machine when found and to prosecute
tho person holding it. 1t is only matter
of time when any typewriter will need ad-
just;ny and repairing and VIII be taken to
!. ,cpaircr, and thon the thief is easily ap-
pretended Thus we actually lose few or
no machines ''--Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06

The meetings, yesterday, at the Baptist
church were full of interest. A very
large number were out in the evening.
Rev Mr. Graham gave an interesting and
profitable discourse. His use Of the black
loartl adds greatly to the interest, and
Parents as well as the young people will
derive great benefit from the afternoon
Chalk Talks at O'Clock All are cor
daily invited. The meetings will con
tinue through the week and in the even
inrs of next week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06
Maine Stale Floral Emblem.

All Maine is invited to vote at once Tor
the Floral Emblem which is to represent
Maine in the National Garland. The
floral candidates presented below are pro
posed by a vote of the Floral Emblem
Society. No one however, is limited III
choice. The ballot may be used for any
number of persons in the same family or
community by placing IA figure denotlng
the nunber of votes for each flower oppo-
sitc tho name OF the flower on the ballot
In this way, it is hoped that some inter
ested person will canvass each neighbor-
hood. All men and women 10 years OF
age or over, are cordially invited to have
a voice in the selection of Names hower'
Mari, the ballot opposite the name OF the
flower for which you vote.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06


Al ,otos must be in January 1st, when
the flower chosen by plurality vii De SUP
,n;tted to the Legislature for ratiiicatioh'
If YOU prefer national flower TO a ma
t;onol garland, signify your choice Mem
bers of the society who have already eA-
pressed their preference in the preliminary
ba,lot. should not vote. again, as their vote
is already recorded
.z.sp,oose cnt the ballot out of the
newspaper, fill out the blanks as above
;,s;cated and forward the same promptly
to ,
>rrr T. DINGLEY, State Chairman,
Maine State Floral Emblem society
POI Court Street, Auburn Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06

Rose Carson of Togus had warrant
sworn out against her SISTER .ors' NY
.ngblin for drunkenness and disturb
pesos home, and, yesterday after
- = hearing was held at the JAIL be-
fore Judge Stevens OF Chelsea wliefl re-
~ .,..5 1, J 90 days sentence for Cora. A
...,,nus was issued and sentence sus-
nerded during good behavior
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06
SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term. Hen. O. G. Hall. Presid-
{ ing.

W. s. Choatc Clerk
T.. f. Norton, Sheriff
l.. r. Carleton, County Attorney.
f.. A. Small, Stenographer.
Augusta, Wednesday, Dec 4.
No case was ready for trial and the jury
were excused until Friday morning when
the criminal docket will probably be taken
up, it being expected that the grand jury
will have reported by that time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06

Major McCiuinness and Gen Beal OF
Augusta, were in Bangor, last evening,
attending the meeting and banquet ana
the Maine Commandery OF the Loyal
Epgion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06
wnv ue,er,y Was Called Beantown.

The town OF Beverly was set off from
the town of Salem more than 200 years
ago. About that time, it is said, schoon'
er with Il full cargo of beans entered that
port. This supplied the whole town with
beans, hence the name given To the inhab-
itants. Beverly Beaners. (" In 1887 the
town of Beverly voted TO impose tax OF
10 shilllngs on all future absentees from
town meetings. In 1854 90 slaves were
owned in the town The first Sunday
school In America was established in Bev-
erly IN 1910, and the fiftieth anniversary
was celebrated in that place in 1860. In
1924 General Lafayette visited Beverly,
and the writer of this saw him as he rode
through on horseback. We are told that
np 10 this day those III the vicinity of Bev-
,rly call it the bean town. boston
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06
When the Wells and Rivers
Begin To Fill Up, Expect Sickness.

1t is an acknowledged fact that nine
tenths of the sickness so prevalent during
the fall months can be traced to impure
water 1t will cost you less to buy
Diamond Spring Water for few months
than to pay Doctors bills. Why run the
risk of sickness or possible death, when
you can be absolutely sure of pure water
for so small an outlayf
Order, Diamond Spring Water today.
One gallon delivered daily for 20 cents
per month; 25 cents extra per month for
each additional gallon
GEORGE +. TEMPLE,
Cor. Western Ave. and Florence St,
Augusta, Maine.
sep12dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06

Mr.. W. :. Bradley and Edward Murphy
have Just deposited 2000 more land-locked
salmon at Clark's brook in China lake
The total number deposited in the lake
during the last two years is20, O00
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-06
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