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New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sanO, Of E,'sx.' ats,iS ;,AIS Richard ss,7D
Gss 5 E as, t. rrsS sSS'' Ho"saoa and
VIE to Frank nayls and ,. 49,. aa,ioo JIM
ch,rles Miller ana Charles Heinrich and +,
.h'. %'s' TO "I,S"fa 100 {, 81 is,aye a5ia Herman
sos s9,s % and Sc Sg e S 1aa aiTs %ha5sf 10 Augusta
cNems M"st" st. II to7 sarah Cohen To- Nathan sar.,
'S',@ ics arr r,susr ia'in w.hifaHh and wife to ~o
ise,h si. -. isoi It OF .,h-ave. 2o2Sooii
May l. yam io sarah spencer :, ,,,.......,,.
i r 'so e. ' aeSc Sss' 2" 's sn% ''sF"'
sog,ns59 nsasra 90 4 ss % 10 TsfaaSs ss sou,Hsrn
i.ulc.arl. Hannin u TerteN and husband 10 +,
Mai,aaays li , IS soii II n q lo5'as,; a'NS'io'
o. sh,s,' - 30 \, wInsm ,nl'..,'.. 1880
SAM properly. William \ rM and wife 10
ln,ersor isi 5,n,re inc igi,, an4 wa st. % So
f'.s ,e Of JssoS is,S' S,,sr ' and VIZ W N"s
"ni ia.iS nS' wSair1 1's and wife to 5see: KIN SOoo
7' 2ie ,,,, ~ wosilaTIS sSfS ....' 5000
,er-S,oa SoS 80. ''p''" II iaHfs Of
,r'nniif,.rh" r'nnii, .ri W.. - caron, XIX .;,. s''o
i22l.t s. ~ T, " q ls,-aae NAl",: hn
rrsaf,,'', i ~ 4 &c. s. csarIe- l. Iiens and VIE 20
Julia Fo"y .-.....' 81, = ;r,nl s,
- ,o.7s ioG3sSia 10. ot'' Peters to Christians =
Sam. Srogs5 Fr-dr7'a " r'a'aarr and "'e
-. o.', r''o,. g. ,'an ;, ,o,- executor ot
,raris, oc'ra.r ami o,hers 10 Juils rGlsy ''vV
sarion,s' '9 ,1,. 81 4,'."', i,,a $1,000
iI.,ry M.nasn and wife Patrick M'Phips o,oo,
aan.,, "ra '.i' (. q West, Prank l. Gan'ner Mary
70 soi q w tsH"s'lsrri 1s ns,ati i'Ss2 4scs.2
Property on lane sa,a ot J., % ,,, gng ,'i"'s en-, IL
o>,h,t y $'' West. "''n''" ''."..",.. '"''' 5000
to s..lc ShitF ri
les.net. n.,.c , - i'''' .'',...'... 1900
ssi S.s to 'a5' a57p 'f''s or 2aa,e s.s.ss rae
ssehrt i7s = exas,an-aye i7slcoa ., o
u.' ocs ~ ara wife e, to oI.,s, msnsy gssloS 1892 @ -
a,I nuiensinx ani VIE ana Richard Dudensns .. 900
,4r,n to ., wes sd f,;%'f' of suiea, 5Soli no
ooe wee is7,h 81 Gu''ay ne,er Is5oIy snS ""r ~
ils.I '.t''SS e oi 2'fs' Fa 'n'''S e Of shave
ia,la ilSl' Lutlo~ ' ';od To- George nrssnt
lai,tsIe,. corner 5th.s, i55siii; Andrew :, ooo
S ,Ss 2, son at to %en '|%s p@spSry Eat chester and
West chester. Thomes Ryan to Charles wa" so,
@ ~. nv SAM v,o To Sss ss%' PARK: ;h rDhram ~
~ - I' Nv '",P ~ james Early .....;;.,..;
l.. ioeI N,,aaFs! I1ioh map s21;s e., rrN LEW ESQ
'2' IGle% Arrow " a"i wife to a,' william 1900
ieSs ca 4 q a ?lis, s's xnGssson ,.Sssal'r r
al to Frederick J. i psch%'s SO m IN ayc s2oxlss TO-
i9o'h-si l?a II S " Sf. w to WllIm p Burr 10 600
:, Nirioa,- ave y, 3a5. Elizabeth AID 'haIle" IL
,orneu to tiustnvc Deisief -.
i.sist 3.a # Of 10 lame. r Mc,ioycrn c.Soo
,sis,s = = ias II = OF Wadsworth ave ooSSii.o,
f,..h Hl.hr and wife TO Louisa SutNrI
i2i,hst No ais t@-' % poberi <iefar 22ooo
i':ds'. $ y :, teoS II m James Bain and wife. o4oO
Tinonsye w. Ms yitssre, o. ret,e .'H' $500
,-,hur.,ve lot is map Oak Trce Plot 2oslN.
william Gordo" ana "'e - ...'....... ..'.'' Iocs
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GO fet for Buslness pnrposes.

I,LooRs AND HALF FLOORS TO LET.
WITH POWER DAY AND Nl0HT, IN rHn
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
FlREPROOF;
s,xe G0A2O4; windows four sides: fronting brooklyn
ridge william and Rose ste
rutland 4 WHITING Fc,kman-s.
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0ouutrn Real estate for Sale.

. 49,
~ oR sAIE-A nne residence the West End. ISridge-
mort Conn Contains l. rooms WIN all irnpto'e-
nents. plot JGxiGi terms. cash: address o~..
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
FURNISHED 6ouscs 60 cet-Countrn.

vr,D RrNT-Fsr two months longer, one hour i,oIn
4 WaIl..f new convenient completely tuinishso
houss rhor, drive from Meadow Brook club, hs,t ms
from depot. O.. BOX 1-'' t-.uL-.a-. - =
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
3Jub!ie Notices.
>, rpnr,rr C0vRT.-In the matter Of the ap

q vPREME COURT-In the matter Of the ap
- .n q the sr s @ ~ II nagGs3H sy rssSs aS
qung ttle by The mayor. Aldermen and coz. hay =.
& sse oy 81 iHlrENT K sI IFET and the souhery SD. q
TWENTIETH STREET. between Frs' ana ssSona az,
and AZ proved BY ad Board as ste for snool ,sn -
dr sfe ,lao lows Of i'SS as -''S'''D y ''N'.,
,,SS s nmended By chSper o the Laws q 1890 no,
zee IS hereby given hat hat a. sppsSaoY 5 Sew @ at Special
Term * sal Court held Chamber. hereof a, & 5ns
DAY of the opening Of The Court ,srsan on ,sa.
day thereafter rs counsel ca ., hea,a % ~
lgr The -ppSanimsn. Ss ms,ns 81 Commissioners
tended H'Ts IS the a"Sasion Of tile ty The Mayor dtr
and commonalty = he Guy of % Se,,h s nr
,"nancc thereto belonging the northeriy side ot Nne
,rdn s,rnh iateen Fir, and Second avenues the
Esh,enh Ward o saa city IN fee smpe aos,lue @- the the
nru,ses specified in said chapter i9i of the Laws Of iss
cpT as ss avs ~ ss ben snsp' % sd and % By
Boat of Education as si,e tor s'ho pbsn,e, ai ot
ne iss a: BY s:s!S. .s i1'+ S % c, s
,Ssss p"SSs, Wsa ot q 1ps ss @
N-w,york which. taken together are bounded and de-
beginning poin the norheriy side Of Fast Nine
ton n Sc we. 81 'S with He
side Of Nneeenth street running thence wss,sy s 80 sn
nahss thence norhey and parallel with the said west
y side OF Tss o. fs TO the centre tine
westerly along said tine ot the block :? feet
3 SIDE Asis s ss sSse 'oe 3 & h ws
T%sn % III srss srnse s fss. t to sS"s pnt
fec westerly from ,he said westerly side First avenue
was formerly Primary school 80 2s thence soutterly and
parallel Win First ayenae and part OF hs Way "a sJns ing ,ss
the nohery side Of Nne'enh street to the point %
''Tss dated q Sss.yo1s Ss""1s July % 1897, =. .
New lprk
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Jenkins. Edward. and wife to the Bradley q O..

/ Jenkins. Edward. and wife to the Bradley o.
rier Co u.Imited). v..r-'e. 900, .-- -
Johnston. EmeiInc. and another to r Sands
trustee 3 3is-st. ss.i It OF Madis'n-aNe' Z,
Kespcr. David. and wife to Joseph s,rrn. No iSs
Dssnesyr iSh d,mSna syis 10 bernard Cohen and an
other. No "A Mor,on-s'. : mortgages ana q
Ksesan. Mary. to il poher,y. corner Ave-
Lcvcnsohn. I.Idor ct al to Meyer slotkin. No s7i,
I.samy. Jeremiah. and wife to q W Dayton.
ssxs 700 pn,cs a Gi Is5s' Saa Gie o Il ii as,
mann and another. executors. > Carmne-st :.
Same y to chnriss c Brane' carnlne-s 45 II
OF Bsdford.st yei.s ;:......:. :.;........;
Trust Co. io2d-st. 1913 (, of Amsterdam
anf . rs TO- the rarmcrs Loan and Trust
Co. $ I3istst. 100 It Of Boulevard, years. ia'
Mcrke Caroline. 10 Charles Duffy and another,
executors. i6''h-s'. "o'l It OF ad-a'e'
Mule Gerhard. to c Muller ct al i55th-st.
475 It Q Of wis-ave, years ...;...:.:.
Morris. Thomas. and VIE to Fanny Lewis, o sw
lols-st, extends from Lexington to ParA-ave' 90
oaigbg. 5Ho'ts GstSafne and another 10 Katharine
Kingsland and another n l3dth-st. 20 II =.
pttairnb ot inf0h nNtsr; 10 nsharS Grunewaid
stanton-st. 50 IT e OF Essex-st o years
Same to Richard Grunewad. same property IN
sea5rook Harry H. and wife to Theresc " Sea;
brook. as execgtrx. 8 '2d-s'. 2is.9 IT OF =,
I>rxingtonaye years -
Saccomb. Mary T. al to T. l. Gunther No Il =.
sariat Nathan to Sarah Cohen. No 4o7 Cherry
st. instalments ........ ....... .........:.,..'
seiferd Lena to Twelfth Ward Savings Bank.
es Clinton ave. 10 II = OF Elwood Place. year:
Tuckerman. Bayard. TO Sanford Smith, NO lis
Fast 37th-st year ....,,....'
True Clarence +. and wife to II & Noth. $ W cor
s3d-st and West End-ave. year.
Tiemeye. William, st al TO Richard Dudensing
and another. 2d-ave. 25l1 II OF i0lst-st,
same yeIps To- Carl Rttel. W M.ave. a5ii Il Of
S
Tlppel Joseph and wife to Peter Hermann and
another. trustees, Eage-ave, lot 10. map
Ursuline Convent. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Todd. Henry II. to Louis I>oew. 5 5sth-st, .
173 II of Lexington year .......,....
Tacano. Frank. and wife To l. n Mace. Brigg-
st. lot 1850 map Laconia Park years
Jhl William \, Pauline Lowenberg,
Goerck-st. u # OF Stanton-st, years...;:,
Weiss Rachel 10 Maurice sternberger. No
Same " Sternberger. No LIB 2d-ave.
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G cathcr5.

'i'HE EEAsoNERs SCHOOL.
AUTHORSHIP AND OIKNAi.1SM. suocessfuiy. taught
through natl. both instructed. S"nl stamp fr
circulars Addr~,s THE KrAsONER. Ponofice ios
ISiT. Sew-iork Ci',
Az ANTi:D- For q day school f,r boys.
w ier.Dr i'erhr~ ~ gymnastics pcru-man,i college
graduate pfcf,rrrsl hrply tp N'- ~ I. lOl NGFt h.
TOH American and Foreign Teachers Agency, ~ Union
square. S~w NofA
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
Gnmmer Rescris.
ADIRONp,c MOUNTAINS
1TMIS W1MrTGMR-

FllHAbElHIUMN, y. \. Located nnid~ III. grlnd"st
,Y..'iai. emery The largest nnrs house IA ,h.
plac~ Table and service unsurpassed Ny farms ana
sa d"ns supply the house with milk. butter
eses chickens and vegetables Pure running sprng water
Throughout tho house Electric bells laihs ana latest
tanliay plumbing Orchestra billiards bowling alleys.
nne tennis and croquct lawn and charming drives Pure
dry, brneng air; POSITIVELY 40 MOSQUITOES NO
flNnAlA Ny tally ho coaches and carriage, meet all
boats and tfnn- WestDor and with regular
stages 20 fe.n. Nay Cascade Lake. Adirondack Lodge
and Lake Placid. Procure through tickets Telegraph
sNpress and ticket c-s In the house Circulars with
city references ORI.ANDO KELLOGG. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
Countrn Doaro.

-BERkELEY INN AND COTTAGES. .
"A. POCANTICO HILLS, WESTCHESTER co, ~ T.
Elevation feet above the Hudson; trsclass board
large airy rooms; spacious grounds; abundance o
fruit shade fine garden large stable accornmo
Gatcns: fresh and eggs. convenient by Il road 10
i55th-st. thence ~ y. y and Putnam T. r. in 40 min
utes v g MI hisAi
Il IRST-cLAsS BOARD moderate rate at tbs
l. GILMAN FARM ART SCHOOL. For adults only
ARTISTS and friends preferred but others will be
taken References required In order that We may not
Objectionable large house. fine grounds
table mosquitoes; fine landscape
studies and picturesque the Manasquan River!
boating. miles from Lakewood Write for terms Ad-
dgess NM a. Itithi.l l.,
Gilman Farm. Lower Squankum. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
Gellnol 1arntlrs.

IMrRlCAS AND FOEEiGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A .lp,llo, ptofe.sors Iehccfs 1uiogs G1f'fnrsse,
&c. &" Colleges. sclrois md Iamler Appy 1,
Mr. VI ! YOUNG ~ LION - Caion Houass.
y,fst TEACHERS AGENCIES %-W- Yor. r,-;on.
TiIcaro - irgele. g. ~ T.. Crlch~r v J, i~rr.
J. Y. lIuyss,on y. Pat. =. Manag'rs y htA as-
ME- COYRlEHE's Teachers Agency sspsl.es pro-
lVI ..asofr ricr etc In all ~pts
tchoos carefully 1nncnied i30 IN ave c" @rh st
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter OF Il


Dated New York July %. 1895 . -
FRANCIS VI. HcOT'i. Counsel to the Corporation. No.
Tryon Row, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
DIP 8rRn.G,s SANlTARlMNa.

on the Atlantic fory-nve minu'e, from NewYori via
Long Island Railroad strictly nrstclass hotel At reason
able a,es; special terms IS the week
AesFoss telegraph
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A LIVELY EXPERIENCE.
A Party Of WaterviIe Fishermen Have a
Narrow Escape.

1t doesn't pay to go fishing on Sunday
at least that is the conclusion which a
parry of four who went from Waterville to
North pond, last Sunday, has arrived at
They were at the south end OF the pond
and the wind was blowing n stiff breeze
agains them. But they cared nothing for
that, for they Were strong oarsmen, but u
much worse calamity befell them. Their
boat, which was y small one. began to dip
water and almost before they were aware
of it, over it won't, and all on board were
pitched into the waves Fortunately at
the time they We're on u sandy bar where
the water was about five feet deep, and so
the boat was righted But 1t was long
pull around the shore TO the landing, for
they dared not to get in deep water by
making a straight cut across the pond
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ter mournful cry of distress. When I'm
standing in an upright position, no will
climb up my legs and body till he reaches
my neck, round which he will place his
arms and caress me in q most affectionate
manner. He prefers male society. In his
potter moments after having spoon
placed in his hand, he will use it to supply
himself with food from dish placed be-
side him. He will also take his food from
the orthodox feeding bottle. "
Dr. Nitch-Smith is certain that IL Jack
becomes acclimatized he will acquire many
human habits, such as eating his food In
the proper manner, scribbling with pen,
obcying commands and wearing clothes
and boots. He is at the present time quite
proud of wearing clothes and delights in
having pipe in his mouth.
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LEAN VS.. FAT.
A Great Time Expected in WaterviIIe at the
Benefit Ball Game.

Interest in the benefit base ball game at
Waterville between the lean and fat men
grows every day. The sale of tickets is
steadily increasing and new applications
for positions on one or another of the
teams are constantly being received. The
latest incentive to great batting game
is the offer of Redington & Co, who have
placed in their window an elegant chair
made of curly birch, mahogany finish, with
genuine leather upholsteriDg. which will
be pre- sented to the player who makes the
greatest number of base hits in the game
In the count of this. doubles, triples and
home runs are to count as two, three or
four base hits. Who will get the chair is
the question
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At the regular meeting of Cascade
Lodge, l. Q. q. T., No. 1913, Friday even
ing, the following were elected; Alfred
Perrin, chief templar; Maggie johnson,
vice templar; Rev. +. K. Weleh, chaplain /;
w. j. Hutchins, past chief templar;
George Hutchins, superintendent Of Juve-
nile Temple; A. NJ. Knowles. financial
secretary; Mrs. ID. A. Blaisdell, treasurer
Sadie johnson, secretary; G. L. Henry
marshal; Bessie Turner, guard Elmer
Davis, sentinel. The officers elect are to
be installed at the regular meeting, next
Friday evening.
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DR.. Mitch Smith gives the following &C
count of his connection with the very In
telligent ohimpanzee Jack, now housed at
the Royal aquarium, London; II bought
Jack from sailor at Sierra Leone. lie
had been brought to the coast by some ma.
tiyes q few days before. At the time
bought him trek was suffering from bad
cough and lgestion of one lung.
after wing Sierra Leone he became
worse. an for two nights I sat up with
him. feeding him every three hours with q
few drops of brandy. At intervals gave
him a cough mixture and every eight
hours applied compound tincture OF cam
pbor to his chest, and during the time he
also had limitations of medicated steam.
He is all right now.
.'In his habits Jack very much resem-
bles human child, having to be frequent
ly nursed and petted; otherwise he will ut
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THE CUP OF TANTALUs.

tom of tho oggshcll and almost but not
quite touches the straw. Tho lower part
OF the straw travcrscs a shaped out cork
that serves to support tho cRgshell. In
which we insert throc forks, so as To form
"A kind of tripod
Mako all water tight and alright with
melted sealing wax, which will also servo
to fastcn the cork to the eggshcll Place
tumblcr or goblet under the whole and
you arc prepared to repeat the experiment
OF the physical laboratories called the cup
of TantaluS, which Is based on the princi-
pic of the siphon.
Pour some water into tho oggshell,
which will mount until it attains the level
OF tho thimble, then tho siphon Is set i'm
action and all tho water makes n lively
exit through tho straw You may con
tinuo TO pour water at regular intervals
into the shell, which will empty itself with
equal regularity
Other ways In which the egg may be TO-
voted to tho combined purposes of science
and pleasure are as follows: Take IA raw eng
and empty 1t by means of pinhoIcs. As
soon rs 1t Is dry inside fiji it quarter fun
OF inc sand, and then, with little white
wax, seal up the apcrtures. Its likeness
to an ordinary egg is now complete.
Tho next time boiled eggs are served Mt
breakfast take your preparation egg and
substitute il for one that Is given Won.
Then you may safely announce that your
egg Is ready to obey your lightest word.
You con place it ut will in any position
you desire. 1t will stand on the edge of a
knife or the rim of n glass, no matter
whether you put 1t sideways or cndways.
In tho last case you will cause all tho more
astonlshment, because 1t Will seem to tres
pass against the laws of gravity. The only
precaution you need observe is to tap tho
imitation egg gently, SO as to cause the
sand it contains to settle each time Mt tho
bottom, and thus you will get it to as
sumo any position you wish 1t will up
pear like magic. This is "the obedient
egg"
Now the disobedient egg Is an egg or
quito another kind, and it is prepared az
follows: You must introduce half an ounce
or SO OF very fine shot through the hole
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freight brakemen all over the country, for
as the cars are now built nearly every
road with standard of its own. there is
"a great difference in the coming together
of the cars of any train as made up on
any road Crooked links are often neces-
sary to make coupling, and at all times
there is danger of the draw bars slipping
by one another as the cars come together,
as the great number of fatalities from this
cause testify. Any measure which will
tend to lessen the danger for freight brake
men should meet with hearty support.
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Quite party of the Maine Press excur-
sionists came to this city on the forenoon
trains and here joined the excursion party
which came in "A special car on the Inter
national Express over the back road at
% z. NJ. Those who remained in this
city from morning till afternoon took din
ner at the Elmwood These were Howard
Owen, wife and son, Augusta II. S.
Webster vile and daughter. Gardiner; J.
'. Lane and wife, Augusta; c. L. Ken
drick and wife, Boothbay Harbor; !. 81.
Hill, Augusta; NJ. y Rich, wife and
daughter, Portland; f. W. Morrill,, wife
and daughter, Gardiner; j. O. Smith
and wife, Skowhegan.
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The hoard of trade of this city, held It's
regular Semi-mopthly meeting in the Coli
scum, Monday evening. Soon after the
meeting was called to order by Chairman
McCausland, Hon. A. NJ Spear, as chair
man of the committee to organize the
board of trade into an association, made a
report, stating that the committee had at
tended to its duty. and that the board
was now duly incorporated under the
laws of the State, with full power of a
corporation. During the evening, Gardi-
ner Lodge, No. 8, X. of P, headed by the
Gardiner Cornet Band, was parading
Water street, with banner upon which
were the words. Follow, Follow, Fol-
low Us The X. of z. s Chip In 5000 for
the New Shoe Factory" From Water
street the line of march was made toward
the Coliseum, upon reaching which the
doors were thrown open and all were in
vited to enter. W J. Landers, In behalf
Of the members of Gardiner Lodge, In a
pleasing speech, presented the board Of
trade with 5000 to be placed In the new
shoe factory fund. This called forth great
applause for 1t was the first money pledged
for the new industry Mr.. Landers was
followed by Hon. A NJ. Spear, who in
behalf of Dirigo Lodge, No. /. o. A &.
W., pledged SEQ as that organization 5
contribution to the new shoe factory fund.
THIS was followed by tremendous burst
of applause. Chairman McCausland ac-
cepted the pledges in behalf of the board
of trade. and stated that MIR. Hawks
worth, the superintendent of the COM
pany, which was talking of locating here,
was his guest, Sunday and Monday fore
noon, that the gentleman was highly
pleased with what he had seen of our city,
and was very DESTROYS on his part of locat-
ing the factory here. The meeting was~of
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miscellaneous.

Aug 5-Annual Reunion 18th Maine Regiment
Association, Long Island. Portland Harbor.
Aug. s-Annual Reunion BIRD Maine Regiment,
South Paris.
Aug. 8-Annual Reunion 1-lo-29th Maine Regi-
ment Association, Long Island.
Aug I2-Meeting of Governor and Council.
Aug. l2-l6 State Muster at Augusta.
Aug. 13--Annual Reunion Goth Maine Regi-
ment. Northport.
Aug l3-Annual Reunion 18th Maine Regiment,
Peaks Island.
Aug 13-15-Anuual Meeting Eleventh Maine
ReRiuental Association, Bangor.
Aug H-Annual Meeting Androscoggin VAL
ley Veteran Association, East Livermore.
Aug. H-l5-Annual Reunion Eleventh Maine
Infantry, Bangor.
Aug. l4-l5-- Annual Reunion 18th Maine Regi-
ment, Presque Isle.
Aug. l5-Annual Reunion 18th United States
Infantry Association, Long Island.
Aug. 20-23--Eastern Maine State Fair. Bangor.
Aug. 2l-Annual Reunion First Maine Regi-
ment. Heavy Artillery. Dover.
Aug. 2l-Annual reunion 18th Maine Regi-
ment, Waterville.
Aug. 2l-Litchfeld Centennial Celebration.
Aug. 22-Annual Reunion Maine Veterans
Association, Camp Benson, Newport.
Aug. 27-Annual Reunion 9th Maine Regi-
ment, South WATERFORD.
Aug. 2S-Annual Reunion oath Maine Regi-
ment, Gardiner.
Aug. 3l-State Convention Deaf Mutes, Port
land.
Sept. 2-6-Maine State Fair. Lewiston.
Sept. Field Day of Knights of Pythias of
Knox and Lincoln counties. Camden.
Sept. 4-5-Annual Reunion Eighth Maine Vet
eran Association, Dover and Foxcroft.
Sept. n-Poland Centennial Celebration.
Sept. ll--Annual Reunion Third Maine Regi-
ment, Augusta.
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The Portlands and Remedies will play
at the Augusta driving park this after
noon. Tomorrow afternoon, the same
teams will play at Waerville. These two
teams are evenly matched and, Saturday
and Monday, put up two of the greatest
games ever seen in this State-breaking
even.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-30

For some time past the Pullman sleeper
on the night train has been attached to
the rear of the train, instead of in the
middle. next the baggage car. This ar
rangement is to save time at Brunswick,
where another sleeper is taken on, as it is
desirable for the two cars to be together
for transfer to the Boston train in Port
land. When the Pullman was in the
middle of the train it required some 10
minutes In Brunswick to make the several
shifts tn pnt in the Rockland car. while
now it is only moments job to hitch 1t
onto the rear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-30

Mr.. W. f. Carlin of Augusta, has been
given entire charge of the work of solicit
ing advertisements for the fence OF the
Gardiner base ball field. Mr. Carlin acts
under authority from the officers of the
kennebec Valley Base Ball Company,
which built the fence, and holds a lease of
the grounds. Mr.. Mitchell, the able as
sistant of Mr.. Aiken, who decorated the
Masonic Temple at Augusta, will do the
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-30
UNIFORMITY TO BE ENFORCED
In the Height Of Draw Bars Of All Rail
road Cars.

A new order has recently been received
at the car shops in this city, which is in
conformity to a law recently passed by the
federal government. that all freight cars
coming TO the shop for repairs, are to be
re-arranged so that the draw bar at each
end of the car will be at standard height
above the rail. This uniformity of the
height of the draw bars of the freight cars
will be thing greatly appreciated by the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-30

A big crowd Is expected at the kenne-
bee Portland game on the Colby grounds,
Wednesday afternoon. The Portlands are
playing great ball and SO are the kenne-
bees and a good game may be expected.
Besides, We must have good crowd this
time if we want to see more games. The
game will be called at , 80 and half fare
will be given from the towns on the Maine
Central