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The record-union., 1895-10-26
POUNDMASTER'S PERQUIsITEs.
They Give Rise to a Dispute That May
Get Into COurt

They Give Rise to Dispute That May
Get Into Court.
Poundmaster Cooksley has caused the
arrest of a man for disturbing his peace,
and the case is on the Police Court calen-
dar for this morning. 1t is simple little
misdemeanor case. but may lead to some
thing OF more than passing interest.
Cooksley charges that the peace dis
turber abused him for refusing to give
up to j. Mohrwinkle a runaway team of
horses and wagon that he had captured.
The owner OF the team says Cooksley
wanted TO collect So on the team. but that
he refused to pay il, as the team had but
just run away and was outside the city
when overtaken by the Poundmaster.
He declares he will have his property or
will sue the Poundmaster for damages.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
Weather NOuea

The Weather Bureau reports show tn g
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been IS degrees and 81 de-
grees, with light northerly winds and
clear weather prevailing.
The barometrlcai readings at 3 a. M.
ana 3 p. N. were 30.i2 and 30.O2 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were II degrees
and % degrees. and one year ago to-day
Y degrees and 81 degrees.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
AN AUTUMN FLOOD.
1t Occurred on Branuan Island Last
Week

1t Occurred on Branuan Island Last
Week.
The Rio Vista News says that Brannan
Island had a small-sized flood last week,
and if timely assistance had not arrived
the landholders of that fertile body of
land would be now sailing around their
ranches. To extinguish the tule fires
which were raging on the lower END OF
the island the levee on Three Mile Slough
was cut in order to admit water to the
burning district
The IRE was extinguished, but before
the hole in the levee could be closed the
cut widened and the water poured through
II In torrents, and after some hard work
it was stopped, but not before q large
acreage of growing beans and potatoes
were destroyed,
The record-union., 1895-10-26

will meet in convention at the First Bap-
list Church, this city.
The gathering will be of unusual i'm
portance and interest. from the fact that
General T. J. Morgan. D. D., L. L. D., of
New York. General Secretary Of the Bap-
tist Home Mission Society, and Rev. A.
X. Woods. ID. D., of the Rocky Mountain
District. who are making a tour of the
coast, will meet with the convention. 1t
is expected that there will be very large
number of delegates in attendance, and
it will be one of the most representative
gatherings of Baptists held in the State.
Sunday will be given to the young peo-
pie, and the Rev. NJ. P. Boynton of the
First Baptist Church of San Francisco,
with others, will address union meeting
of Baptist young people,
The record-union., 1895-10-26

Smith. Mamie Hart, Elsie Grau
Vera Wasley and Lulu Wasley of Oak
land. Hazel Van VOORHEES,; Charles Jones.
1rvan Howe, VIII Hopkins, Alex. Cod
dard, Harry Chapman, Gus Carroll.
Harry Cotton. George Lorenz, Bernie
Drescher. Burchell Epson. Miller Epson.
Foye Cothrin. Clarence Willis, Harmon
Bonte, Horatio Hurd, Frank Mott, AL
AL. Smith, Hobert Pierson, Elwood
WOODBURY.. Albert Harvey, Frank West
lake. Halsey Smith, Lew Wallace, Prem
tice Burtis and Marshal Hale of San
Francisco
The record-union., 1895-10-26
SHOULDN'T THROW STONES
a Practice that Often Brings Disaster
h.

a Practice that Often Brings Disaster
to the Thrower.
An old order OF Judge Catlin's some
how found its way into the reporters
drawer in the County Clerks Office on
Thursday, where newly-filed documents
ara placed daily, and Record Union re-
porter made note of i. without consult
ing the date, assuming that all papers in
the drawer were of that days filing.
This little incident our evening con-
temporary deemed sufficient to warrant
one of its snarling criticisms, but that
paper had nothing TO say some months
ago when one of its own reporters made
= scoop by republishing a complaint that
was hoary with age, and which he found
lying on desk in the Clerks office.
where some lawyer had been examining
II.
The Record L MON did not consider at
the time that such little thing was
worthy of notice. and refers 10 it now
merely to remind its contemporary OF
the old sdage about those who live in
houses OF glass.
The record-union., 1895-10-26

On Tuesday. November 18th, an cleo
ton will be held of three trustees to man
age the affairs of Reclamation District
No. 536.
The following officers have been ap-
pointed to conduct the election: Peter
Timm, Inspector. and l.. II. Plant and
james PhilpOt, Judges.
The present trustees are +. l. Upham,
President. .. Z. Egbert and Walter Egg
The record-union., 1895-10-26

Articles OF incorporation have been
filed in the office of the County Clerk by
the Heath Hutchison Company. Princi-
pal place of business. Michigan Bar.
Capital stock, 5000, with Jacob A.
Hutchison, Dora VI. Hutchison. John ".
Heath and Elizabeth {. Heath of Michi-
gan Bar and Edwin b. Heath OF Cosum-
hes as directors, 10 carry on general mer-
chandlslng.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
Company G'S Ball.

Next Monday evening, the 18th, Com
pany G, Second Infantry, will give it's
twenty-fitth annual ball at Armory Hall.
Company & is noted for the excellence of
its annual balls, and the members in
tend that the coming one shall be fully up
TO the standard.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
Companions of the Forest.

Suffer Circle, Companions of the For
est, \. o. +. of a., gave largely attended
and pleasant social dance at Smiths Hall
last evening. The affair was under the
management of committee composed of
Miss Annie Schminger, Miss Emma
Gehring. George Yuhre, II. L. KEN
nitZer and Il. Label.
The record-union., 1895-10-26

THE magnificent grand piano used by
Mr.. Hugo Mansfeldt at his recent
Beethoven Recital was a Jacob Doll"
They can be seen, and purchased at prices
to suit the times. at Neale, Eilers Co., 63l
} street, who are also agents for the
Mathushek and Conover pianos.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
BIN of EXECUTIONS Filed

The defendant in the case of the People
VS.. Il. w. Cavanaugb. through Johnson
d Johnson, his attorneys, has filed in the
Superior Court his bill OF exceptions on
a motion TO dismiss the indictments
The record-union., 1895-10-26
StIll on Trial.

The damage case of Laracy against
Laufkotter was resumed in Judge Cat
Inns court yesterday. The jury went up
to the premises to view the celIar-way
down which the Laracy child fell, aud
the trial will be resumed this morning.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
In the Interest of Good Roads.

Highway Commissioners Marsden
Manson and Il. c. Irvine yesterday left
for Auburn, Placer County, where they
will hold meeting with the Supervisors
OF that county to-day.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
Broke IIer NIachlnerr.

The new steamer Fruitvale. which is to
ply between Rio Vista and Sacramento,
has had bad luck to start with. Nester-
day, alter starting from Rio Vista, she
broke strap on the eccentric of the star
board engine and was forced 10 lie by for
Eepalrs.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR MILLARD'S DEATH
Governor Budd Makes an Official An
nOUnCement.
State Departments to be Closed 10
day Out of Respect to the
Memory of the Deceased.

Governor Budd yesterday issued the
following proclamation announcing to
the people of the State the death of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spencer G. Mil
lor
The record-union., 1895-10-26

Don't fail to see our chrysanthemum
show. Plants in full bloom See them
now while collection is complete; 1I15 d
street. Mary NJ. Barrett
The record-union., 1895-10-26
American River Grange.

There will be preaching at the Ameri-
can River Grange Hall Sunday at 3
O'Clock by Rev. Mr.. Hoskinson of the
Sixteenth-street Lutheran Church, this
nj
The record-union., 1895-10-26
DIED.

BURKE-In Virginia City, Nevada, October
9th, VI. III. Burke, u native of Sacramento,
aged 80 years, , months and = days.
RS-friend dis and acquaintance are res pect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
morrow Sunday, at $50 y. m. from the
residence OF Mrs. X. Burke, 1903 ID street. i
The record-union., 1895-10-26

You don't need to wear a coat down to
your heels to be in style. Anderson e
Johnson, 1914 Seventh street, make them
long or short as you order.
The record-union., 1895-10-26

A hat purchased at Fred Trouts. SO4 J
street, is a passport to good society any
where.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
BORN

this city, September 9Th,
to the wife OF Charles X. McClatchy, a
daughter.
The record-union., 1895-10-26
PACIFIC BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

The Annual Convention to Begin Here
Next Wednesday.
Commencing next Wednesday even
ing and continuing through Sunday, the
Pacific Association, comprising Baptist
Churches from a large part of the State,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
WIADOMOSCl


ROBOTA W parowych pi}ach.
W Winonle potrwa6 ma jeszcze
do Is Listopada b. r..
NAsZ lKOSCIOE POLISH
ma bye poswieconym W dzien
dziekczynienia thanksgiving
day, 20 L,stopada).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
OdWolanie.
Winona, 81 Pu5dz.

Obe]ge, jaka wyrzadzitem
niedawno W lisce, pisanym do
obywatela Jozefa Jeruzala W
Winonie, tego3 2onie a mojej
%rodzone) siostrze, niniejszem
odW oluje. Pray tenn zapew-
MAN, De com W popedllwosci
%napisa}, n,gdv ME uwa3aiem
"a prawde, znajac wspomnia-
ma sios,re moja jako kobiete
ze wsaech MAR cnotliwa. Pod
warunkiem, &e obra3eni
przesemnie mal&onkowie pan
stwo Jeruzalowie wybac7a mi
krzywde,j aka i'm wyrzadsilem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

BAL. - w dniu e Listo-
pada bedzie mia}o Polskie
Kolko Dramatyozne bal "
wlasnej hall. Wstep wolny
tylko ola osob zaproszonyeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
PLACIC "a WIARUSA!
Starry ludzie.
Ola uregulowenia wnetr

i merck f lectric Bitte,rs
oks4e SIZE bardzo skutecznem ola
starych ludzi. Lekarstwo to ME
drazn, ! ME odurza, lecz owszem
dz,a}a uspakaja]aco. Oddzialywa
}agodn,e ma zoiadek w%netrznosci
dodajao SHY i zYwotncsc organom
a TEN samem pomaga]ac naturze.
Electric B,tters dodaje apetyto !
pomaga rrawienlu. Starry ludzle
xnajda W tenn wiasnle co petrze-
buja. Cena tylko 30 cent6w "a
butelke we wssYstklch aptekaoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

SmierdZaca WOda W rZece.
Wszyscy mleszkancy prawil' o
cuchnace] wedzie " rzece, a navel
ieden ma 1000 ME pomysla@ o tenn,
re W Jego zy}ach p&ynie krew "a
kt6ra mu bez por6wnanla w1ecei
szkodzi, n1z brudna woda rzece.
DR.. Piotra Gomozo odnawia to
knew z gruntu odzywia Gale
ciato. Me ap1ekarze, lecz mlejsco-
WI agencl sprzedaia je. Plszcze do
DIR. Peter Fahrney, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
ROZMAITOSCI.
Talar b ank O t..

i alar l b ank u t.
Me prawdaz, zesmY bracia! =
Takiemi a s}owy ozwaf sic do
srebrnego plen1adz papierowy, ia
talar i ty talar. - Przebacz!srebrnY
rzecze: Re zupe1n,e naszemu bra
terstwu zaprzecze; Moja wartosc
istotna = twoja p%ozyczana, Mnie
czysty zrodzi} krusze6, tvs powsta}
z ga}gana.
w wlez,en1u karnem zaginal
k~asyerowi klucz cd zelaznY szafy.
Sluszarza ME bYlo ma zawolanie, ale
pomiedzy w1ezniami by1 starry "a
bus = tego zawo}ano,a on zakrzY-
wlwszy gw6zdz ma w~ytrych, ME
pracowa} d}ugo i kase otworzyi.
= A to ciebie prawdzlwy
zreozny master! powlada kasyer.-
TAX. tax, panic! Wldzi pan iak to
dobrze, jezell sic cz}owiek czegos
dok4adnie wyuczY!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

PETERSBURG. - Stan
zdrowia carewicza jest niemal
beznadziei. Carewicz, kt6ry
przebywa ma Kaukazie, pluje
krwia i jest JUL bardzo osla-
bionym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
TELEGRAMY.

LONDYN. - korespon-
dent gazety Times" Hong
Kong donosi o zawarciu
traktatu chihsko-rosyjskiego,
MEGA kt6rego Rosya ma bye
upowazniona do zbudowania
kolei z W}adywostoku doPort
Artur. Koncesya ia r6wna sic
oddaniu ca}ej Mandzuryi ma
passive Moskalom, DO tylko cd
wolf cara zalezee bedzie, kiedy
ma Gale Chiny pod knut swoj
zagarna6. Angielskie gazety
So oburzone, a W ko}ach
dyplomatycznych panuie wiel.
kie zaniepokejenie. Postepo-
wanie Rosy uwazaja "a CRUDE
naruszenie rownowagi euro
pelskie) W polityce szyatyc-
kiej. Londyhska St. James
Gazette, powiada wyr1znie, IL
tr6jprzymierze i Anglia nigdy
ME pozwola ma take komplet-
ne zagarniecie Chin. W
wypadku takim = powiada
wojna by}aby nieuniknio-
ma, a z pewnoSc1a komplika-
eye beda grozniejsze, niz "a
.zas6w wojny Krymskiej.
PETERSBURG, ~ Paz
.ziernika. = Depesza do
,Nowoje Wremia" Wlady-
donosi, re japohskie
Shimonoseki, Kokkai-
Toxic, Sendai, Aemeri,
| Otarunai zostana W nakr6t-
Sym czasie otwarte ola
miedzynarodowej zeglugi.
LONDYN, 10 Pazdziernika.
= Wedlug telegram z Szan-
gaiu, W Chinach, wybuch}y
zaburzenia W Czangbu, w
po}udniowo wschodniej czesci
wYspy Annoy. Angielskie
stacye misyjne zosta}y zbu-
rzone a chihscy urzednicy
wzbraniali sic wkroczyc pre-.
civ burzycielom.
PETERSBURG. Stan
carewicza jest niemal
beznadziei. Carewicz, kt6ry
przebywa ma Kaukazie, pluje
krwia i jest JUL bardzo osla-
bionym.
SANGHAI. = Japohska
hota stacyonowana dotychczas
PREY wyspie Formoza, zosta}a
~Jo.l~ IL Ko~as M s,ln
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
NieSmIafa W towarzystwie

Byia sobie p~anlenka }adna,
roztropna, tylko W towarzystwle
niesm,a}a. Pochodz11o to z jakle]s
s}abosci, ktora prze,iez usure}a
jedna butelka lekarstwa DR.. Pleree's
FaYorite Prescription. Teraz zawsze
w~eso1a, zupe4nie zdfowa, smla}o
obraca sic W kaidem towarzystwie.
Lekarstwo ,,Favorite Prescription"
bardzo jest skutecznem ma wszelkie
s4abosci, iakim specYaIn'e podlega-
j. kob'ety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

ME Rosyi, ably Japohczycy
z Korei ustapili, Japohski Rad
o~dpowiedzal protestem ma
niaprawne i nieuzasadnione
mieszanie sic Rosyi do spraw
mic ia nieobchodz2cych. ZdaIe
sic, ze Rossya zamysla zajac
i obsadzit port Fusan, nal
waznjejszy port W Korei =
naturalnie, jak i'm Japonja ME
przeszkodzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

W Wlnonle potrwac ma Jeszcze
do Is Listopada b. r.
NAsZ LKOSC1Oh POLISH
ma bye poswieconym W dzieh
dziekczynienia Thanksgiving
day, 29 L,stopada).
80 DZIECI polskich przyj-
mowanych by}o W oststnia
niedziele do pierwszej komun'i
6wietej. Wielebny x. Proboszcz
Pacholski pc nabozehstwie
homie ugs6cii dziatwe " pie
banii i obdarzy} gustownie
wykonanemi obrazami psmiat'
kowemi. Prey sluchaniu spo.
wiedzi d%opomagat x. Probosz
czowi wiel. x. Ciemihski cd
katedry biskupiej " Winonie.
MA SPRZEDAZ 50 ergany
Kimballa - "a TAME pienisdze.
ZglosiG sic do zlotnika A
Frauk, ll6 - &. 3cd Str,
PAN JOZEF JERECZEK i
parma EIzbieta Buraht zare.
czeni. = Sub odbedzie sic W
dnia 5 Listopada b. r. "
czeskim kosnele.
BAL. - W dniu 6 Listo-
pada bedzie mia}o Polskie
Kolko Dramatyozne bal "
wlasnej hall. Wstep wolny
tylko ola osob saproszonyeh.
PAN BAUCZ z Independent
JUL dokonal wiercenia studni
srtezyjskiej " Winonie i
przeprowadzi} maszyny do
Grand Rapids. Wis, gdzie
" ercie6 bedzie podobna studnia
ola kolei Green Bayskie).
HANDEL.t OKCIOWY Braci
Rheinberger z Winony zsm
kniety - z powodu nadmiaru
d}ugow, /
MODNlARKA PAM NJ i n
lie Olson otwerzyfa "
cswartej wardzie handel
DAMSKICH K~APELUSZY,
zaraz obok apteki p. Mccoy.
slawa Kowalewskiego, ma regu
ulic Carimona i 5 tel. W
haddlu tym znajdsiecle takae
wiehce i welony ola dz,eci
przystepuiacych do pierwszej
komunii swietej, velony Stub
ne, kwiatY , wsta3ki do dam.
skich kapeluszy i rome stroje
ola dam i dzieci.
Pierwszy to prawdaiwY han
del modriarski " 4 tel wardzie,
a be to wygoda ola mas, vice
trzeba z niej korzysta6.
OdWo}anie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

FARMERZY ,kupu]cie wasze
whisky uBraci Griesel. Kupu]emy
bardzo tan;o W znaczne) 1losci /
mozemy wan sprzedawac tanlej
iak lnni. Przyidzcie i przekonajcie
sie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

SANGHAI. = Japohska
hota stacyonowana dotychczas
PREY wyspie Formoza, zosta}a
odeslana do Kerei. Ma zada-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

DR.. Pierce pigu}ki ]e cza wszel
kle niereguIarnoscl zofadka i bol
gfowy. Jedna doza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

bede sic stara}, oprocz niniej~
szego publ'cznego odwo}ania,
siostre moja Maryanne, lone
obywatela J6zef' Jeruzala,
osobiscie przeprosi6.
W@ciech Rymarkaewicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

PAN J0ZEF JERECZEK i
parma EIzbieta Buraht zare.
czeni. = Sub odbedzie sic "
dnia 5 Listopada b. r. "
czeskim kosHele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

MA SPRZEDAZ 50 ergany
Kimballa - "a TAME pienisdze.
Zglosic sic do z}otnika A
Frauk, ll6 - b, 3cd Str,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-22
4 Relic of tho Armada.

Ancient coins and other souvenirs of the
past are constantly finding their way into
Irish banks. have seen Il handful of gold
pieces belonging to the fifteenth century
which were dug out under the ruins of an
old church. But the most curious thing |
ever saw presented at bank was handed
to me about this time One day q beggar
put something wrapped up in brown paper
on the counter before me and asked if it
was worth anything. opened the parcel
and found it contained a peculiarly shaped
piece of old metal, terribly eaten into by
rust.
asked the man where he found it, and
what he meant by thinking it was OF value,
and he replied that be picked it up on the
scashorc. He proceeded to scrape off some
of the rust and pointed to thin plate of
gold beneath. / requested him to leave it
with me for q few days and that evening
with the aid of some acids, l cleaned it up
SO as to be able to perceive that it was a
sword hilt of apparently very ancient
make There was an inscription on tho
gold, but with the exception of the word
"Dios," it was illegible. l sent the hilt to
the museum and received reply inform
ing me that it was probably relic Of the
Spanish armada. which had at last been
washed ashore after having been for cen
turtles at the bottom of the sea. The au-
thorities inclosed 60 for the poor finder,
who, needless to say, was delighted to re-
ceive them Chambers Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-22
A MESSAGE 10 The SUN.
It Would Take Eight Minutes For Eiec-
tricity to Accomplish 1t.

Sir Robert Ball, who has an unequaled
faculty of throwing light upon astronom-
ical facts which are ordinarily beyond the
power of tho human mind to grasp, mas
endcayored in the last OF his lectures to
suopest the inconceivable distance OF some
of the stars in the heavens
Taking electricity, which will travel
around the world seven times in one sec
ond, or. as it is generally calculated. $50,
600 miles a second, as the unit OF speed,
Sir Robert Bail shows that it would take
eight minutes to send a message to the
sun. To reach Alpha Centauri. the nearest
star, however, would take no less than
four years. Many Of the stlli more remote
stars would be still unreached If an cleo
trical impulse had been dispatched to
them Mt the timeof the battle OF Waterloo,
so years ago, and had been continuously
travelling in their direction at It's normal
gait Of so, 600 miles "a second
A gain, there are over our heads thou-
sands Of stars so distant that II the news of
the discovery of America by Columbus
had been circulated far and wide through
tine universe by the instrumentallty of the
telegraph these thousands of stars are ele-
waited into boundlcss space at an altitude
SO stupendous that the announcement
would not yet have reached them. Many
stars are only known to us by the impress
sion they make on Photographic plate.
Many of these are SO far from this earth
that if the tidings of the first Christmas
at Bethlehem many years ago had been
disseminated through the universe by the
electric current all tho seconds which have
elapsed in the l, S94 years of our present
era would not have sufliced for the jour
rey. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-22

riously examining Vitaliani's dramatic
recitation, ono Becomes always more con-
WINGED of her striking personality. She in
terprcts various characters faithfully and
wins at once the full approval of the au-
thor who has intrusted to her his work
This is special feature of her ability.
She sacrifices her own personal achieve
mcnt TO the true intention(of the play and
its author. In fact this sympathy between
author and interpreter is what determines
her superiority.
Vitaliani Is now about 20 years of age
During the past II years she has risen
gradually from the inferior grades to load
ing roles, becoming now the actual leader
of company which she guides superbly.
Her most noted successes of late have been
in Camille, " "Hedda Gablcr, F" "Moglio
Ideale," by Praga; "Adrienne Lecou-
vrour "Frou Frou. ""Cristi Amori," by
Giacosa; dora, - "Crologia di Dorina, y
by Rovetta; Una Donna" by Roberto
Bracco, and "Tufedelc," by the same au-
thor She is also striking figure in all
the leading roles of the modern repertory.
This enchanting actress is worthy of spe-
cial study for her true artistic intention
and religious consideration of tho art
she so honorably processes by those who
are endowed with genuine enthusiasm and
exquisite discernment of what is "true
art ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-22
Cattle ReceiptS and Quotations.

Prices for market bees-A few choice, 500
l.15; extra, $1.5J937o; first quality, 5000
second quality, 81 GLIB; third quality, S}d3.50.
Prices OF store cattle-Wo rioing oxen, r
pair, Sc 9i40; farrow cows, SiotG22; fancy
COWS, so gl0; mich COWS and calves, $50 G4S /:
yearlings, SSgl6; 2-yoarolds, Sl2G22; 3year-
ODDS, s.UG3..
Western fat swne-Live, 5G512c; nor bern
dressed hogs, &c e. ib.
Prices for sheep and lambs--In lots, So SO. 50
as each: extra, s. 50G $50, or 2U413c n ID :
anbs, AQjc; veal calves, 2t2G3l &c.
Prices for hides, t.;llow and Standardization
hides, GlGS12c z 1b; Brighton tallow, 3G4c n
ID: ,untry hides, 612tG1c r. ID country tai!ow.
3tg!l &c = ID; calf skins, 90cl$ls5 each: sheared
skins. p diUc; lamb skins, 3Jty6Jc; dairy skins
5NG7.c each.
Cattle--Only a few good cattle We're on sale,
the greater part of the stock being of common
and ordinary grade. Cattle are quoted shado
easier this week than last.
Mich cows and springers-The supply for
the week was larger than that of the previous
week. The quality in the aggregate was fair.
Sales We're made TO spectators and jobbers at
prices ranging from $500 ~ head
Veal calves-The supply was light, the de-
mand active and the prices of last week We're
fully maintained: $685. &C d ID were the top
market prices, but only "a few veals sold at the
latter quotation.
Sheep and lambs-The demand was slow,
and buyers did not appear to be interested,
except in one small flock OF extra choice lambs
which were sold at the top market prices. The
other quotations show no change from the cur
rent prices of IA week ago.
Swlne-The supply from the west was con-
signed to slaughterers. Northern and eastern
We're quoted 7ec g ID, d. w, lower than Last
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-08-22
The Two Minute PAGER.

First quarter, 0:30; second quarter,
0:29H; third quarter, 0:301z; fourth
quarter, 0:30 That would make q mile il,
an even two minutes 1t has not yet been
put on record, but not long ago at Free
port an animal wearing the noble sport
ing name of John r. Gentry, PAGER, tc
be sure, instead of trotter, did the first
three-quarters of it, finishing at a slower
rate for the reason that his opponent cast
a shoe and could not drive him faster For
three quarters Of a mile, therefore the
PAGER is now abreast of the two minute
horse, says the New York Sun Another
quarter at the same rate and he will be al
the goal of our, ambition, and it won't be
long before the trotter will be up with him.
This last quarter will come hard, but come
1t must