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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

The journal was told. yesterday, that
on an average about 40 carloads Of freight
are shipped out of Augusta each week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

Hon. Seth l.. Milliken arrived in the
city, yesterday afternoon, from the east on
the express train, and was the guest OF
Mayor Milliken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

Col r. c. Harrington returned, Friday
afternoon, from Moosehead lake. where he
had pleasant and fairly successful fishing
trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

Mr. and Mr. l.. NJ. Bickford and Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Durham of Portland,
are In the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F..
G. Kinsman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

Mrs. 4. n. Cook and daughter Cetcrise
will leave on the 6. 80 train, this morning
for Damariscotta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

Oh ye bicycle riders, you have not been
forgotten in today's sale. Lay in stock
of pure sperm oil you have been paying
eight and ten cents per bottle for, at G.
H. Blackington 8, today you can have 1t
for five cents. 1t is excellent also for
sewing machines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

Miss Eta Hanson left on the &. 80 train,
yesterday, for Portland, on business trip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

Captain John P. Carson was in the city
from Mount Vernon, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

NUSHNOC COUNCIL No. 1856, O. o. F. meet
. ings LIST and Sd Tuesdays in each month
1t Golden Gross hall. SETH GAY, O. O.,
p. a. SEYTON. r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

The public know when Fowler & Ham
len say fifty cent ladies' hose for % cents
1t means just that, SO call early If you
want pair. They obtained this lot at
special accommodation price for this
occasion, and our readers can reap the
benefit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

A lew more punches of those elegant
MOWERS for trimming for 25 cents and also
20 cent and s1.o0 leghorn hats, today IS
price 81 and so cents each at Mrs. Il. F.
Tibbetts'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22

A mixed lot of hats including leghorns,
sailors, ETC., will be sold today by Miss
Eta Hanson at half usual price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Attorney L. G. Cornish went to Rich.
mond, yesterday, on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22
Special Sales Tor This Day Only.

The articles for today's sale are varied
70 the extreme. from Eve cent articles to
TOUR dollars, from that which is easily
digested to the indigestible, such as fish
hooks. bread knives. So:
II you want crisp sugar cookies regular
~ cents per dozen kind, call at Fred M.
Hayes and obtain them for five cents per
dozen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-22
THE HOME UNIVERSITY LEAGUE
Its Purposes Advantages, etc.
The nllrnose of THE HOME UNIVERSITY IEAcur ;.

Through the Inquiry Department. members obtain information by wr
uent and freely they desire This department great value to the
rested current topics and the many questions which suggest themselves
League isalways cheerfuly their disposal competent eau
furnish promptly full and reliable information the questions submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
DENIILS FROM FOREMAN QtINA.
HE SAYS THERE is no TRUTH1N CI.FfoNpS IES-
TIMoNY So FAR AS HE Is CNNCtENEp.

HE SAYS THERE Is no TRUTHgN CIIFFoRDS IES-
TIMoNY 50 FAR As HE Is CONcEENEp.
4 reporter for The Tribune called yesterday ar
ternoon at the house OF Engine Company 40 ~ III
West Tenth-st and saw Joseph =. QUINN ass. s'tht
foreman The reporter questioned hin IN re'aUoh
TO the testimony given by James y. 'IHo'l'
fireman. before the Senate Committee on Sa'urlay'
clifford &C. nrssiIent Of the Firemens Mutual Ben
eft Association and he testified on thf witness
stand that Quinn had told him ihat III" pl 10 IN
crease the salaries OF hremen conld not De p'SSr'
un,oss the officers raised $1,000 ana the men S'V'
Clifford also testified that Quinn toId "'hI 'i'' II
had got his Information about the heed OF money
to pass the biz from Lou Payn ana thai J"Ah
J. Burns president Of the officers Frem-n's Asso-
citation. wanted 20 know If an agreement co"- not
be effected between the two bodies
CliffoYd further testified that Quinn told him that
he CQuinnl had been informed that senator R"ner'-
son had said that thr bill would never come oht OF
The committee for Jess than S45 co. ana that the OIL
GERS had already started I'm 10 collect the money.
Quinn read CNMorl's testimony il printed
IN yesterdays Tribune slowly and with much inter
est He then quietly. hut empha'Ic9ily. denied to
the reporter tha ne h@d eyer maze INN h
had held conversation with him since last De
cemDeT He had rassel MN snce 'I' ba '7 ." co ont
versation with him. He denied ever saving TO CHI
Firemen,s bill. he stated emphaucaly mat he never
told Clifford that he had been Informed mat senate
OF the committee for less than $4,000
As for Lon" Payn Quinn said that he did not
know him from Adam. had never seen MIN TO
his knowledge nor had he held any conversation
with him
Mr.. Quinn also said that he had rey"r made en-
delvor - rails" money 10 pass the FrcmenS hi'l
He had no knowledge that money mad been raised,
had he heard that such had been the case.
Quinn promoted TO assistant foreman or En-
CINE Company NO. is in December. When IRE.
man. he had been much Interested in the nlI ana
was a member of the Firemcn's Committee that
went TO Albany to push Il. lie SAID Yesterday that
he p.eased that the bill was now 1 law. al
though il did not increase his SALARY.
Quinn said that he expected 20 be- called 20 give
evidence before tn Senate Committee when IL
meets again Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
THE OLD GUARD orr FOR AEBANY.

The members of the "Ol Guard" accompanied
by their band. came downtown Yesterday ami went
on board the Albany boat Saratoga. AT Pier A.
North River. They came down in the feminist
The Mayor does not grant permit for any
thing Sunday in the way of procession except
a funeral and as the old Guard not going
a funeral they hal to take carriages or street
cars When they arrived at the steamboat wharf
they found about 100 friends there to them of
The guard goes to Albany t. celebrates i's
siXty-ninth anniversary with the Burgesses Corps.
OF Albany. and the Citizens Corps Of tt!ca. who
form the famous Red. White and Blue Battalion.
The exercises will begin with the installation ~
the oiiicerseeCt by Governor Norton. o. his repre-"
sentative. Later the battalion VIII attend religions
services AZ All Saints Cathedral Chaplain John
W Brown VIII oiiicate at these services.
4 banquet viii he served n IN" Ho'e. Kenmore
tonight. ard afterward the "Dd Guard" VIII start
for home, being due here early tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
ALLEGED CHINESE FKEBCG HELD.

YUEN HUY. TIE LAUNDRYMAN TO BE EXAMINED
AS TO THE WEST SIDE FIRES.
Yuen Huy the Chinese laundryman who was ar
rested Saturday in DOyersst.. charged with being
Concerned in the lighting Of fire at No. 6Sl Colun-
hus-ave early last Monday morning. was arraened
at the Harlem Court yesterday. He was held in
5000 bail for examination Tuesday by Justice Koch
TO give Assistant Fire Marshal Wilson a chance to
Investigate the case The chief ground for suspicion
against Yuon Huy the fact that he took out a
$3.50 insurance policy in the Manhattan Insurance
COMPANY shortly before the fire and denied 20 the
detectives that he was insured. He captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
vTETCK on THE ROMER SHOALS
A LUMBER sCTiOoNERs CAPTAIN MISTAKES TIE
LIGHTS AND WILL HAVE \ SALVAGE
ELL TO PAY.


LIGHTS AND WILL HAVE \ SAiNA"h
BILL To PAY
At daylight Yesterday morning the marine oo-
server at SANDY Hook noticed schooner asno'e
on the Romer shoals. full of water. The ere" "e.'
on TOP OF her deckloa1 and distress signals We're III
the rigging IL -; once Informed the Iie7NdN '"S
Station Captain T. Ii. Patterson had the .ieoo''
IN tho wafe- r a FEW minutes and taken ia low
by his naphtha launch Sapphir" when he reac"e'
the shoals he anchored the launch. ana approac"-
ing The schooner in the feboa'' assisted the Gre"
In saving Their dluuage ana towed The ships BOAT
across the shoals. where some nasty breakers were
encountered The tughoa, :. r. s. John came
along at TIA: time and took the ship"recitd P'ope
Oh board ani brought them 30 me citN. ,.,t,
f'.r schooner vas the Lester \. l."Wt. f'n
Burgess win a cargo o. Rambler rom Norio'k loI
Newly ork ACCORDING 20 her 'Ap'dh S'I.ct't'';
she struck On the Ito.pcr a % '"cn "a "Iy a.t
II. Jed at / d. IL. yesterday. The ere" hiu 80 So
on ~, deck.oad winch began "tf-.hS away Ihr
captain said he mistoOF the IhHi Oh tie No'heI
Shoas for SOM other light 10000.
The Chapman Wrecking Company sent a steamer
20 the rescue, and last tvenihs TN LEWIS Vas
hoated again. .,o, .,..,,,..
The Lester y. Lewis a. a three ,mistei schooner
belonging 20 Crosby Brothers. OF ~ nSoi. Ne She
is OF ~ io,s register. ana was buht ID $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
4 swim MEyAGERIE CONES TO FoRf

The steamship Prussia, which came mo po''
yesterday. after a fourteen-days' trip from nam
burg brought a small mcnagerie. ana IN" a"'"'"s
are all to be sent to Cincinnati 10 form part o,
she menageTie in that city They were 'ohS'S.''
to John Blrclls, OF 80 49, GrecnWich@t TINS cry
and includel two dromedaries. two hyenas. TWO
leopards four seals two poodle dogs, two pythonS'
thrty-twO monkeys OF various SORTS ana srNe"
lions From what could De learned on board thlS
h+terogeueO family had behaved rN''Ileh'lH: -
r.t ihat The f.llurs disturbed the slumbers of the
crew They have all found temporary nome IN
Hobofcu. and NH to-day continue th"lr "a'eiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
SIIVER JUBILEE or VIEW YORK NIESNrRCHOR

The silver jubilee OF the New York Macrncrchor
was celebrated last evening a. the sOcieys hail
No 207 East Tifty-siXth-s'.. with a concert aui
banquet. attended by over 2v) members. Most Of
the leading German families in the city pre-
scented at the celebration. which proved 20 b" one
OF the most iOyabe social reunions OF the season.
Among those present we're President - r. Engel
First NcePresident Anton kunz. Secretaries
Becker Crosse and Peer and Treasurer Charles J.
Kroehe Charles kuebrr. \. I.eitner L. Junge ).
r q Kroeck A. Won Der Driesch. II. Nocmer. VI.
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WORK WANTED.


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DESIGNER By ar experienced de- iGucr;
graduate o. The Lowell school u: Dss sn.
Mass Inst 81 Technology. Address c.
Box 10 Tribune once.
JANTrRi:SS for Sat club. furnished nom
hnrsr. understands hot-'ir pumps. t'e'
- i.frreuc.. HOPKINS. 80 @'h-ar", 80
nuo-
LADY CIIIKOPODIST wants f~w moro
ENGAGEMENTS. hone. or on. Mrs T. DAY.
~ fih-aV-. he'll 40.
MANIC RI wishes frW customers AZ hey
home OF fh"ir rrs'l"re-. 70 West 1871. 80.
STENpGR NPHEK and r. PEWEITtR
YourI lady desires situation, three years
eXp.rienc-. can a--isf ia bo. i..-~piuS \
NJ W. Tr!hru" Once.
STENCGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
N,una lads vel educated. refined. n1'ni
a Caugtaph machine. is DESTROYS - obtain
u.e 4 position - very rapid AMI ut'lfai"
Adlreys " NJ N'N - Ttihun" pil'"
STENDGRAPHEE and TYPEWRITER.
good p+um1u. = .lliug - assist N 100 "iI'."
Won Allr.s- EARNEST. L." "ih-a'".
SrENO;RAPHER .nI TYPEWEIl Hh.
lrpl arru-a's. sls' position ~ h'Sli
H.. A!lre., FNFEEIEND ~ or De
GlNNER - G'n-at-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
BENEFIT ron ALDERNAN MARTINS ~ NIL y.

The Academy % Music in Fourfeen'h-st. 'ast
night filed with an audience Of about too poo
PIE. on the occasion OF entertainment given n
behalf OF the family Of the late Alderman Joseph
Martin Congressman William Sulzer presided
About tweniy-one performers contributed their ser
vices toward films The programme. The Use Of the
Academy given free q: charge by r. -. Gil
more. IL said that Si,6" had been ma by the
entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

AKNO. u WEST 2SrlisT.. corner Broad
way. Select family ana transient hn'~.
1Jc 20 81 daily. weekly reflections LEV
Is LELAND. Proprietor
NICELY FURNISHED single room. iln
ming water. private family S. - wrrk
MADJCKS. l3i Easi ls'h-s'
NICELY FURNISHED rooms 20 let r. pr
yare family Address lod West ='th-s'
WAvrRLXY PLACE. ioi. corner Wash
mgton Square. Fine rooms. excel en-
table. reference required
81 WEST ICTH-sT Comfortably fur
niyhed large sunny rooms. win good -
Tendance aud excellent home table re'e--
ences.
18Th ST 80 WEST Largo ROOM. vnsa1f
M !. nicely furnished. re~'y pap-r"a
r'ce sumner houir. ATTY. cf"efful. house
Kept nrs'-ciass. 81
5lST-ST.. 81 WEST Back parlp~ 20 rent.
furnished. suitable fpr doctor or dentist
also other rooms
y MADIsON-AVE. Large handsomely
furnished second floor. ba'h: other i,ous
suitable for families o. r~f 'l"in'u. -
Mhpis"H-aN"-
18TH Sr. 1Ia WEST Pack parlor. via.
connecting dressing room and nfin. a'so
third moor. breakfast " desired. refer
cncrs.
rs WEST 18TH ST. near Broadw.y
Newly fird N's'-tiHss paflorr ana lt -
rooms summer pric's few single. 81. ref
eTenCes.
l0GTH ST II WEST --I'n-l5r and bed
room handspmely fuiulsf ed. heat. gns.
bath. on" ~ two gentlemen. quot home
private family. By central Park. EiT'I!IE.
Brooklyn.
COLUMBIA CHAMBERS. III Columbia
Heights brooklyn. Comfortably fur
nished chambers for gentlemen. near
bridge and ferries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22

Heumanu J. LAM. L. A. Gegerich. J. e. ); huPI,..,
II y o;urgenhcirner and =. Fraenznick an
elaborate niusical programme arranged Tor
tho occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
WORK WANTED.
N.aIe

vale.
JANITOR by a small family Of adults
speeding German AMI English. reference.
call or address e. PIENS Ioi East lGth-s;.
BAEEE second hard on broad. good on
Cl.rs 'fc.. city or country. BAnEH
Advocate once. 233 ist-aNe.
POSITION by "a young nan, % of 1 years.
experience IN southern New England; hns
repr.S. m" building trade q quaint
:tHca with architects and contractors. New
York ard connecticut rpfcrrn ICES. AcIress
Boz ~. Mii'2rd. conn. --------.--
PORTER. &c.-COOK or CIfAMrERMA!D
Nan and VIE. man n porter and gen
orally useful: VIE ns cook - chamber
maid. refererce. LislERs so =. a3is,.
SHIPPING-CI ERIK. BY yoang man; .
y-t-s p.Irti"ri experience. thoroughly
posted: best references FRANK no
SINGER. 10 Grand =.
STENOGRAFHG and TYPEWRITER.-
Experienced ana competent dcs. re. posi-
lion. stat" salary. Address x. A.. X.
Tribune Otlic-.
EAILlNo-MASTER Young man. on small
family Yacht: has RlJt expert nee.
ADAM EERN. 80 East 5tn-si.
SALESMAN. Young mac -. ten years'
business -.p"rieucc. WoulG Ike o. con-
meet with som" . 1I house address y. 4.
Tribune pf."".
sTENOGVApHEE ana TYPEWRITER %:
Ierfi,rahic ability. rapid, a N9A'"
AID .rlilil- grntl~m1'ig appearance ai.
aidr'ss l""s 'h'c- rsp'rl,n,e. A l"!e''
,nres. LEWIS. "a Eas. 25th-s'.
TWO sPE,TABLE YOURS men wish
situation. ollie as r"r0ni hant On cake
or bread. g." .'r'r as thirG hind pr
wait"r. ,itv lr country WALTER NEW
MAJ 80 East "ith-st.
TiNsMITU arl gcnrrl ioAser: under
stands furnace and rang worc; want
steady WORT. ciiy or country g. :. ~
Nander'e"r-st.. brookiyn
TINROOFER u. sh~-tirn w1rl.". under
stands li5 business. wants steady work,
$40 week city g. couair.. TiNSAITi
1T lst-ay".
WATCIniAN BY a sober. spady. relis-
bic man AS wa'rhmau ~ lieht porter
handy In any kind OF wptk. Address 10
SErfG WALTER 800 Vat 3'th-st
YorNG MAN. y. business college cdr,a-
f'"n. master German ani English would
ifk. position ~ travelling COMPANION or
of '- position. H.. 1i' L"onard-s'.. H--oh-
Nu
YOI'NG French boy. ~. desires place "a
good American family 81, BE- generally
useful Address T. $. 4oo Vest 5n'h--t.
yoyNG MAN. o.. steady. inius'rious
,lty references. desii-. position fer Ken
cra of'l." work. ilre-s 49,. Tuuun"
ONO.
yovNG MAN. German. understands var,
V.rf..ug. fttiff''. Wants fNt NINA 10y
wo,.. REICH 10 siocAn0 irl-s'.. Brook
Ism.
NJ MAN - years. brought No iu
catholic institution. would 'tAa AN kind
- p..ti ,g learn trade Wa lta' s-ar5 OBJ.
farm Address 81 ScElELINGik. 10
West l,ijfh-tt
YpTEG MAN = LIgh moral character
experienced n home and foreign work
desire. position ~ missionary ln city ~
,..ir,r, Address X Tg.bGes Once.
YOCSG Man wants york a. Al thing
So. nE. not afraid u hard work. best i"f
cr.I,e LOUIS tANtIA. - S''Itan f.
Youth Is English as under butler. I
years experience d.'n'sti' service. "a
reference" AIdr-s- s. d. s.. 10 Maln-si.
o.. ..r..44 conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
~ '~< '~--~~ ~e~~--sr- s--~r-~~-~. . <1~-F-
A LARGE. light. corner first loft. 4Oxbo .
20 and 81 JOhn-st.; rent Sl.G5O. HU-
LAND IL WHITING, Beekman-st
FLOORS AND HALF FLOORS TO LET.
WITH DAY AND NIGHT POWER.
a. the
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
tfrepr0Of construction.
WINDOWS on FOUR SIDES,
fronting 2OJ feet on Brooklyn Bridge.
De feet on William and Rose SITS.
rutland x WHITING,
3 Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
tIi;iP ~ ANTED.
r uirt~

We ARE ~ want % good servants 20 III
nf,t-cIsss positions. all references ral -
(diIy investigated. can al day iuns az
II BattholOIn'N's Parish House. .JY
East 42d-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-22
HOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE and nicely furnished parlor moor
with piano. cosey rooms, board II de-
sired AZ West I'D at.
Elegant SUN" on second nODr with board.
strictly nfsi-c.ass.
2leT ST. - EAST Desirable rooms with
excellent table aud service, references.
n WEST lGTH-ST. Comfortably furnished
large sunny rooms. with good attend
snce and excellent home cable. references.
3gTil ST. % WEST. Large and small
rooms from MAY 1t. with board. terms
reasonable. references.
74TU ST WEST. Select toard In a
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WAITRESS and CiiAMBERAfAID- BY
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English; no cards Address +. H.. 222 West
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WASHING. -LaunIress would like family
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YOUNG German woman wants 10 do wash
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