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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations IN New-York foot OF Liberty St
and whitehall Terminal

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
stations s, nc foot s q ss4;2 &
9 sn s:a sI.r 1 S,y Of Tx hSsF' ISL s.
For Eas,op: Bs'hlehew AsHioNn Mauch cnpnS S
's DSsx $40 g Ess9" S s5 e
For Iiike,eag., Pies'o9 and ssr,n99. snO A. NJ.
For Reading and Harrisburg a. 80 500. e:lo 5000
a3 e R' S s NJ 10 2.dd ao o2 R RsS
s%Sdqys 80 % 70 Reading A. NJ. Zoo 200 Sso
ES+ 3D. T s 200 S's saasssy. at c e.
FOR LONG af hhA RAIL oE EoST Grove. &C.
For Red Bsnk Long braq p., Aslsay Park oe..n
s$ e. ss' ;i' S1' f.ss;.
Sss s.I g. A;S,y & spd Grove go
or 40 1 E5S,s, ,c5 's 30 $40 css Saturday.
Toms RyeT i5n,sa s psts and naTns9' 49,
ss y w v IN S sad b'as Ss
<; s'3?s s'jfs ';,%. e #'saP' g.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA iNG sA5n~oRr AND WASH
~ ws.s 'sEi 90 sSS S 1s3 DG,"f Sc; "a
aS S Bsas es 1879 f. Rf9f S 2adesa sSS
for Philadelphia week days. 900 NJ. 1880 400 49,
1880 800 r II. SUNDAYS, 300 A; NJ. 400 P NJ
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL
Week days 7no. ~ SO SO SIS. oOs; 40 eaS
Zoo l:2s 40 200 22s 2ss. s2s. ass. as. as.
4:S5 49, 5.23 $50 $40 o;25 b5 7os. $50. s2o.
g:lO g55, 1875. II 40 p. NJ. 1915 Sundays 700
SIS 1900 II 80 A. NJ. Y 90 n, l255 200. go 400.
85, 40 ass. 525. 800. $50. 72o. s25. $50. 953.
1888 7. NJ. Y ID mdt
Tekets End 9IT ITO car 5 a a. root o. h s ST.
way 737 9th Az 81 East 18th St. 1853 East i25th St.
278 West l25th ST.. PSI Columbus Az. New York.
Court ST. $40 Fulton St. Brooklyn; ss Broadway Will
iamsburg. The Nav York Transfer Co will call for and
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CUTLERY.
-~~~~~~I~~N~-~~~~>N
CUTLERY Of every description. both In
Wholesale ana retail. hand and made
20 order repairing neatly dcne GUSTAV
KNAFTW RI John md II Nassau sts.
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0eachers
Gthool Aqenries

.STIcIoH~'.oc>ccv
n sunnli.s Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses.
xc 20 College, Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YOCNG-FUITON % Union Square
\ ryPIAM COYR.ERES Teachers Agency supplies pro-
vi fessors tutors teachers etc. IN all depts
schools carefully recommended $50 5thave. goth 1T
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BANANA RAILROAD.

- THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting the Ishmus for all West Coast Ports ~
Mexico Central and South America.
ADVANCE. Jan p noon FINANCE 90. Jan 81 noon
For apply a. Companys once. 20 Broadway
X l.. WALKER. Traro Manager
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>>-o~N~~No~~~.~~~~N~ />~~N-~>~~>~~|~~~-~~~
ARTISTS MATERIALS. pictures and
framing. lnrge variety. moderate prices
best attention given customers. HARG +
MANN ~ Union Square.
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ANTS.
N~>>>>~~>~~~~~>~~~>~~-~~ >>~>>-~~~~~-~~>>~<>>~
VIM L. HARTUNG. Public Accountant
and Auditor i+o Nassau-st. New-fork.
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Oanrino Gthools

A LFXANDER MACGREGORS. los W. t6TH-ST.
n Private lessons and classes daily
Waltz thoroughly taught. Send for circular.
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CHARLES ". KRATSHAAR. I 267 Broad
wav.-Ou palntings. water colors. etch-
ings artistic frames; exclusive works
e-acfai.v
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

sCHICK Is your man TO clean. dye. re-
pair your clothing. goods called FOR and
delivered. 81 East ctr -,
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.

VOLCKMER & ZIMMEHHMANN book
binders ana manufacturers Of advertising
novelties, celluloid goods a speciality. 2o4
church-st ~
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EAsTBorND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS


Chicago. Jan 15-Eastbound freight shipments
for the week ended January II amounted 70 95'ah3
tons compared with 1883 tons the week before
and g. 100 tons the corresponding week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

\ DNERTlsEMENTS and subscriptions 70 Th~ Tribune
a received their Uptown once No 1922 Broadway
"a door north u 3ist-st until O'Clock m sdve-,,s4-
received the following branch onces a, regar
cor. 23d St 1872 6'h i2th-st Macs s,h av.
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CAPILLURGIST.

~~~-~~~~N~r~~O0~>~~N~"~> No~N~~~~~~S~~~-~~~
CAPll.LURGf. Treatment OF hair scalp
diseases badness, scientifically taught
Miss PHILLIPS. cspillursis'. founder 81
East seth-s'
MISS PHILLIPS. CAPTLLCRGIST. Hair
scalp Diseases badness. o 10 - . 10 S
ol East b3ih-s,. aides. gentlemen. chill o.
dren. Tonic fer the hair. 81 u
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CLYDE LINE.

N1Dh LINh'
ALL FLORIDA POINTS. THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST
The only Steamer Line 70 CHARLESTON g. C. and
JACKSONVILI.E. FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANCE
Superb Passenger Accommodations
Reduced Winter Excursion effect
IROQUOis. Mon, Jan - PAWNEE. Fri
ALGONQUIN. Wed. Jan 10 SEMINOLE Mon. Jan q
From Pier (foot Roosevelt-stD, 3 p NJ
VIM p CLYDE & co. General Agents.
Bowling Green. ". Y
Fla Cen. 4 Pen Fast r & p Line. via jacksonville
Great s. Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
T. o. EGER, General Agent. 376 Broadway N Y
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ACTTARIEs.

--~>~---- - -)>~~~-~>>>~s
MILES MENANDER DAWSON. Consult
ing Actuary Advice on insurance.
Room $50 Bowling Green Building. II
broadway.
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COLONIAL HOUSES.

->~~~~~~O~~~~NNN~N~ ~NN>N>>N>>~~N~>>~->~~~>~
ARCHITECTURAL Decorations every de-
scrption exterior and interior. Papier-
mache. COmpo. stan. Capitals. Gable Or
namcnts FestoOns. etc weatherproof:
finest modelling. largest line WOOD I
Union square
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DYSPEPSIA CURES.

-O>1>~D~I~0NNNNN1ON N00N'OONNN'NONON-ONo
DYSPEPSIA PROMPTLY RELIEVED and
Cured by Florsplexion. Sample boiue
free by mail or OF Druggists FRANKLIN
IARr La IVES, 22i-st- y. Y
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- ->-->>~~S-~~>~>>~~> ~>N-~~~-~>~~~~~~~~-o~>
PACQtIN MODEL CORSET latest nov
city. 70 be had only al THE PANSY
SHOP, Broadway and 2Oth-st Lingerie
PeIgnoirs. Handkerchiefs and Wells
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& FAN REPAIRERs
ARTISTS MATERIALS.

g LEN1ELE. 81 West ie,h-st.. formerly
With Tiffany 4 Co. satisfaction guara1-
toad speciaf.v
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

@~|NONNNONNNNNNN NNo|NON0O|N@O~|O~
A-EDGAR TATE & COMPANY.-A
As Broadway. Patent SOLICITORS. eX-
peditiously procure and sell patents Fol
lowing valuable patents for sale:
slocums Holder for Window Shade
Roller Roller, Biairs Plat Mf,es and pl rgrns.:
Balls Cheese Gutter; Townsends Auto
matte Fire Alarm; Thomfons Shoulder
Brace: Barrett g. WAITS Tobacco Pouch:
Dckermsn = Mucilace Bottle. De Isle 4
Louis Electric Alarm. Johns Venetian
Blinds; Ronson's Collapsihle Ladder.
Morses Sanding Box. Bigelow's Bolt:
Dlanchard's Cushioned Horseshoe; Blsnch-
ards Knife. Hamlton'e Securer for Doors
and Windows. Farlow G. Strayer's Auto
matte Atrachmer, for Tenders: Bradfords
Apparatus 10 Prevent Boats from Cspsiz-
ing: Websters Ratchet Wrench.
All patents procured through EDGAR
TATE & 90. are advertised free. Best
work. quickest results. Call and examine
our facilities. Patent Guide and Hints on
Inventions. free.
ANYBODY or woman-havins
5000 will be shown how SO, 900 can be
surely made In ~ days; no fake scheme.
simply business; a most remarkable op-
portunlty with incorporated company. you
handle YOUR own money. Answer this.
You will not regret II. Address START
LING 243 West l25th-st.
ADDIrIONAL CAPITAL procured for
merchants. manufacturers and others de
string 20 extend their business stores
business places sold quickly MDONALD
G WIGGfNS. 40 NassSu-st.
\ RESPONSIBLE business man. owing to
increased business. desires services =
party who can loan employer 81 600 10
s. 90 or invest good salary and interest;
no 'rifers. particulars. interview only
! Nassau ST. Room 100.
RARE BUSINESS CHANCES We have
Tor sale splendid general publishing
business in one OF the larger cite. Of The
country. has been paving 10 pc cent above
all running expenses since 1893 reason for
selling senior member and manager ~ the
firm desires 70 retire from business the
purchaser will be given the entire manage
ment Of the business. satisfactory -vl-
dences Of tho business VIII be shown For
further particulars and detailed inforna-
tlon address G NJ JONES care ~ Frank
p. White Co. Chicago M.
PARTNER with $3.50 and services. half
interest cash business. money secured.
Particulars FSLFR. ia Nasaus'.
RARE OPPORTUNITY -Gent~si ONCE
business earning over $50 weekly price
81 600 LITTLE. World building. Room
i7s
s23T AVERAGED each week last Years
by rlncing $40. Dividends paid weekly:
can withdraw any time. Chance 81 a
lifetime Q p. COOPER & co. Covlng-
ton. KY
WANTED.-Capabe man with 81 800 20
carry stock OF goods and manage branch
for Chicago house: salary $3.50 per month
and expens~s: also extra percentage. per
manent position. with good future pros
poets. JAMES VERNON rs Franklin
st. Chicago.
WANTED Partner with $4,000 guar
antee $1,000 yearly: money secured by
real estate mortgage; pleasant profitable
business. particulars interview only Room
300 | Nnssau-st
WANTED. managers every
where, reference and 500 To $500 neces-
sary bonanza for rishi parties. AUTO
MATlC CYCLE INFLATOR co. 80
Broadway. New-York
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A DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received o. tael pteVn Dr4ce No l2i2 Broadway,
% north o. Slssi UNIV ociock p m. advertise
received az the following branch oces regular
23d-st 1852 eth-ave. cor l2th-s Mays.
&nc l31-st, l4Z COlUnbus-ate near West Iih-st I've
West 42e-st near 9th ave e2 East liti s. 267 West
S2dst. between 7fh and Ath l56 East Am 33s
"a ave, between 18Th and 77h SITS o2s - ave
0lsf-st: LOS lsave.. s9ih-s eS0 81 ave-
Hstsi: bS4 Sd-ave 2iO BieeckeT-st 325 Bleecker-
1908 "A 24o East 7ah-st p2i "a ave Gs2
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AWNINGS.

0~~N>~>~~N~~N-~<~~->-~~~- ~---~~>~~>--~>~>-~~O~~-
AWNINGS chairs. tables. dancing crash
portable hat racks nagg and tents 10
hire for receptions. y SHELTON. 8is
6th-sve.. telephone call saO 3sth
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BUSINESS FURNITURE & BOXES

LETTER and document Ming cabinets
legal blank and card index cabinets
pigeon hole cases. bookcase shelving;
fancy hardwood boxes: shipping and mail
ing boxes SEXSMITH GARNET AND
WOODWORKING 90 IS Anr-s,.
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Yc>N.oNNNoNN~~NNoONN NoNoooNo~o>~Oo~~~
MANUFACTURER Of Billiard and Pool
Tables. reasonable prices, easy terms.
NARX BROS. l2i East i4th-st
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vOR SALE.

N~>~>>~~>~~~~>>~>~>~J~~
A SACRIFICE SALE Of Sewing MA
chimes: all kinds. new and secondhand
KELLY. DO Grand-st
FOR SALE An old sshionet chest Of
drawers in perrec' condition; brought 20
town in 1893 For particulars address J.
IL BCRNHAM Johnson VI
VALUABLE oil paintings Tor sale or es-
change. including Rembrandt Tn
tore,to. Carlo Maretu Waterloo &c;
twenty-four IN all. valued $4,000. W..
Rox : Tribune once
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Railroads..
Railroads.
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West 23d Penn r. RI. Cortlandt or
Dssbrosses St
Indicates time from 23d St other figures show
time from Cortandt o Deebrosses IT.
sOf1O, U:3O A VI daily Sunday '6:R 7 A ND FOR
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations ~
sTi6O Si15 A. NJ daily for W1LKESBARRE. ScRAN-
TON week days. ELMIRA week daysl lIHAA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL!
and West and principal local points. dining car and
chair Buffalo.
al 80. II 90 noon daily excent Sunday.
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COSTUNERS.

J. WUSTI'S SONS. Costumers Tor The
a'ricals Mas1uerades. etc. Dress Suits
rented. - Smith-st.. near Fulton. Dklvn.
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Ocean 5Iramers.
HOJIAND-AMFRICA LINE

IL FoR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VIA ROVL>0GNE- SUR MER.
c Amsterdam Saturday. January q 10 A. NJ
q Po,terdam. SATURDAY. January 20 10 A. NJ
Moderate prices. great comfort superior accomInoda-
,,ors Apply Handbook ard terms TO Gen. Pass
Agency SCI Broadway. New York
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T.. MAILER.

DIAMONDS. watches. jewelry, repairing
fne complicated watches. French ana
hall clocks a speciality. old gold ooush. or
exchanged. Established 1881 1873 o'h-
ave. near 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

DIR. LEVY. Is Lafayette Place. and I
West 24th-st. cures corns ingrowing
nails and hunions
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEAT-

~(~~N|~~~~Do~~NOo~0OD "00ooON~~~>N~~~Nc>
ACCORDION PLEATINGS. side pleat-
ings pinking. feathers and ooas mae;
cleaned dyed, curled at BCRGEsS's, $40
6th-ave.. corner 2ist. See signe.
CARD TO DREssMAKER5-H
ING. 80 West 23G-st. is doing a. kinds
Of pleating pinking and curling feathers
while you wait. Lowest prices
FIRST OF ALL-GrSTAv HOFFMAN,
was the teacher ~ all Dress F.aluns
Establishment. 273 and 24 6th-sye.. ls'h-
ct elevated railroad station.
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ITO VENEZUELA.

Steamers Of the RED ID" LINE. under mail con-
the United States Government. appointe ed
20 Robert pier 81 ookyn.
For La Guayra Nor Caracas). Puerto Cabeiio
and Maracs.b0. via Curacao.
So. PHILADELPHIA Saturday January a. .. m.
IS. CARACAS. Wednesday February I D. m
SIS. VFNFZCE Ella. Saturday February r. 4 .. m.
POUITON BLISS & DALIETT
General Managers. No. i35 Front 81.
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Sales bn Nnrtioi
Cos. an0 fonno.


TNOCND-A ladys pocketto0k. 3d-ave. lsth-st
L Apply a Room Sc No. 10 Wall St. after Wednes-
day next.
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EMPTY PACKING BOXES.

LARGEST assortment OF packing boxes Of
all sizes bought and sold. p. RYAN.
100 Reade-s.
STEAM Packing Box Factory. all orders
promptly attended e.. VI. F RILEY.
- fherry-st
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CAsEMAKING AND STAMPING
CIIIROPODIsT.

S~-NN~er<N@-~~N>~-NS>S
SAMUEL MCAIN & son. 80 Nesey ST..
y. Y. forty wears experience.
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CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

">->~>~>>>~>~>~>~~>0"~-~ ~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>~
ATTENTION. -Hlgnes' orices paid FOR
cast-,n clothing Cal or address
JOSEPH LFVINTAN. 10 9Th ave.
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GERMAN MEDlT ERgANEAM sEsVIC

N.U0UVINN UVUAWI IUuUUVOUOa'VOV0 VHs1u VVS
HAMBURG AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD.
Express steamers from New-York
10 Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa.
IF Bismarck. Jan 30 10 AN tFulda Feb le 10 Az
tKaiser W. II Feb5. 10 AN TENS. .....Feb rs 10 AN
.Tornsnna. Feb. 70 10 AM 'Sase. .Mch. g. 10 AN
Also steamers for Alexandria, Egypt in JAM Feb. and
March
Return tickets available the steamers Of either line
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen. Lon
don Southampton. Paris and Cherbourg
Hamburg American North German LLOYD.
Line Oelrichs & Co., Agents.
81 Broadway y Y Bowling Green. y. T.
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1rAyIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

NA TEXAS. so CAROLINA. GA: AND FLA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 10 An
,ofns in Texas Colorado Utah. Arizona California Mex-
sco &c. Geogia Florida. &c Excellent aecommodstona
Write ior ou- co page Pocket Guide (n1aled free1
n MALLORY q co. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 r. r. n v
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CONSULTING ACTUARIEs.

NILES MENANDER DAWSON. Consult
ing Actuarv. Advice on Insurance
Room 500. Bowling Green Runlirr. II
broadway
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BRUSHES.

~~~~~~~~~~-D~~N~~~N ~~~o~oo~>~~~Nco~ccS-
MANUFACTURING all kinds; mseh' ~
hrcshes our speciality. WILLIAM T.
WARNER &. CO.. 1886 Centre-s'
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DOGS AND BIRDS.
DENTISTRY.

BOSTON DENTAL PAELOR9 ~ East
i4th st. south side Union SQUARE. First
class In every respect Prices moderate
Cali and sac Ne Examinations free
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DUMBW WATERS.

->~--~~-~~.~~N~~O~~o~ ~~~~-~o->O~-~JN~~~o~~~~-
MrRTATGH Standard Dumbwai'4-p
and safety invalid elevators. repairing
promptly attended 70. J. MURTAUGH
202 East 42d-st
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ROOTS AND SHOES

o.ooooooooyO~N~~ N.NOON.NNNNNNNNNI~~
eTlII.MAN. corner Barclay and Green
vich sts.-Oldest and most reliable shoe
store downtown. Established 1893.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
Another Yacht Race.

The yacht race on Tuesday has stirred
he sporting blood in the veins Of Els
worth yachtsmen, and they are preparing
for another race.
This race will take place on Tuesday,
Sept. 49, and will be a race for cash
prizes. There will be three prizes, of not
less than go, SO and s.. The prizes will
probably be larger than this, it depend
ing upon the number of entries.
The race will be twelve miles over
triangular course in Union river bay. 1t
is open to yachts Of thirty feet or under
water-line length. All the Union river
yachts will enter, and several from down
among the islands are expected. 1t should
be good race.
Walter j. Clark is already planning for
an excursion down the bay by tug and
schooner to see the race.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
Merry Days AT Lamoine Point.

The summer colony at Lamoine Point, to
which Ellsworth contributes literally, has
been enjoying life in spite OF the "dog-
day" weather. House parties and sail
ing parties and picnics tread upon one
anot hers heels, and fill the days and
weeks full Of enjoyment.
One of the pleasant outings of the past
week was the picnic at "The Ovens", in
honor of the birthday of Judge John A.
Peters, jr., of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth and Lamoine people made up
quite a party on the excursion to Mon
treal this week. In the party were Mrs.
John A. Peters, jr., Miss Clara Jordan,
Mrs. George w. Whiting, Miss Ray Whit
ing, Rev. l.. B. Mcdonald, Rev. Mr. Latti-
mer, of Salem, Mass, Rev. Mr.. Jones, of
Newton, Mass. At Bangor the party was
joined by Mrs. Abel Hunt and daug hter,
Miss Evelyn Hunt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Methodists and Baptists go Down the
Bay-The Yacht Race.

Bay-The Yacht Race.
In spite Of the thick fog and threaten
ing weather of Tuesday morning, the
church bells rang merrily at O'Clock
and half an hour later the Little Round
Top" with the schooner Victory" in tow
left the wharf with about 300 excur-
sionists of the Methodist and Baptist
Sunday schools. Many more would have
gone had the weather appeared more
favorable. 'Fortune favors the brave.u
The fog soon lifted and the sun shone
brightly; the day was all that could be
desired.
The party landed at Newbury Neck and
the grove was soon filled with picnic pa r
ties. After dinner the principal interest
centred in the yacht race. The con-
testants were the" Hazel', Capt. Holt the
"Annie Lee', Capt. Will Whiting; the
Empress, Capt. Lord, and the "Old
Comfort, Capt. Sowle.
There was heavy southwest wind, and
the boats could not carry ali their light
sails. The course was triangular, about
five miles in length, the boats being re-
CURED to sail over the route twice.
The race was close and exciting. On
the first trip around the "Old Comfort"
carried away her topmast, and withdrew
from the contest. The Others finished the
race, the ''Hazel' returning to the stake
boat first, with the "Annie Lee" a close
second.
The excursonists returned in the even
ing, reaching the wharf at $50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
"See that little man with gray
whiskers? He is war inventor" "Guns
or torpedoes?" "Neit her. Stories."
Announcements. "A

August T. ISYS.
To The Public.
be- to announce that Mr.. David Friend, of
the old firm of Lewis Friend II Co., voluntarily
retired from the firm on August l, 1898, and that
the business win now be carried on by me un-
der the same firm name of Lewis Friend & Co.
Every effort will be made to keep up the repu
tation of this firm for reliability and square
dealing which it has sustained throughout east
crn Maine for nearly fifty years. As you may
know, l have been member of this firm about
ten years and connected with it for seventeen
years.
! hope to merit a continuance Of your patron
age and thank you sincerely for your fayors in
the past. Yours very truly,
LEWIS FRIEND & Co,
-1dgt. By I. l., nalman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
COUNTY FAE
Arrangements for Chijd1s7's Day
Plans for Athletic Event.

Plans for Athletic s5yeutz.
regarding the arrangement fa. lie eouna
ty fair with the exception = Ia plans
for the boys sports Or Wednesday,
Sept. 7-Children's Day. Tie joys Of the
county are cordially invited 10 take hold
with the fair ASSOCIATION to fant: We'd
nesday the most interestIuS Gag of the
fair. The association Will Citr 5ig in
ducements for the acceptanss MS IA
vitation.
Liberal prizes will be awara5a re win
ners of hurdle race, relaY eacs dress
and undress race, a 1CO-yards dash, a Do
yards dash, a three-legged race. potato
race, sack race, an imitation wheel
barrow race and base ball game.
Boys under fifteen years If net will be
allowed to enter all the contests. 1t is
the desire OF the association that entries
be made as soon as notice go gwen as to
the time and place for this purpose
On Children's Day children under
twelve years OF age will be admitted to the
park free.
Secretary Whitcomb is in correspond
ence with the managers OF severai special
shows suitable for track and platform
entertainments, and will see"-e some ex-
cellent side attractions.
The outlook for rema < 55 lps AK
hibition of stock this year grows better
day by day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
On Tuesday of last week between Jones'

On Tuesday Of last week between Jones'
boro and Whitneyville, laborer was
struck in the chest by piece Of rock from
a blast, and died in half an hour. The
man was a Frenchman, but no trace of
his -c'etivcs cCnId be found.
An Italian laborer on the road near
Eastport junction crawled between the
cars of the gravel train last Thursday.
The train started, cutting off one of the
Italians hands, and crushing both legs.
One of his legs was amputated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
Maine Federation, women,s clubs.

The Maine Federation of Women's s
Clubs will meet in Brunswick Sept. rs, 20
and 30. The president and one delegate
from each federated club Will be enter
tanned by the Brunswick Saturday club.
A programme of interest is prepared, and
a large attendance is hoped for.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17
THE SHORE LINE.
Grading Will be Completed Soon
Two Accidents

Grading Will be Completed Soon
Two Accidents.
The grading for the Washington county
railroad will be finished by the middle of
next month on Contractor kenefck's
division Of the work, and the rails will
soon go down. The grade is practically
completed to Cherrytield now, and there
is good reason to believe that Shore Line
trains will take Ellsworth people to the
Cherrytied fair this fall.
P. H. Stratton has commenced work on
his contract to build seven stations for
the road. The Franklin station is al
ready up and enclosed.
F. B. Aiken, of Ellsworth, will do the
tin work on the stations which Mr.. STRAIT
ton will build, and also on several OF
the stations to be built further east.