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Court of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY. Jan. 2o-Court of Appeals calendar for
Monday: Nos. 662. 52l, 76l 7d4, 7U5, 1885, II and
773.
The court to day, ordered that a new calendar be
mence on Monday. April II. On this calendar will
be placed those appeals in which returns and notices
hled in the office Of the clerk Of the court before
March 2b next Causes on the present calendar need
not he renoticed. but will bo called in their order
and disposed Of before the calendar is taken up
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Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme Court-Special Term.-Part n-Cour
opens at 1910 A. NJ EN-parte matters.
sqrroRate's Court-Chambers;-For probate-will,
Of Hannah NJ Van Reed. Charles A. Gross. Susan o.
Hoffman. John p. Holzderber. at 1910 A. NJ.
City Court-Specal Term.-Court opens at 10 A. u. .
Motions at o 80 A. NJ.
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j. & w. Seligman s. Co.,
DEPoSITARY.
New York, January II, 1893.
OFFICE OF THE
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD CO.
NASSAT HTREET NEW YORK

80 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the plan
of reorganization of the Lake Superior and Mssis-
sippi Railroad Company. included In the orgAniza-
ton OF the 81. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
the, the st: Paul and Duluth Railroad Company were
Street in the city OF New York. upon the 18th day
OF January 1899. pursuant to resolutions OF the
Board of Directors, and that two thousand seven
hundred and eighty-two (2.TS2) shares OF the said
preferred stock were drawn and thereby retired.
Particulars of the result OF the drawing be OBJ
tained on application TO the office OF the Company
after January 18th, 1893. Tho shares drawn for
oce surrender of the certificates affected by the
drawing and new certificates for the remaining shsres
will be issued in exchange for the certthcates so sur
rendered +. s. ROLLINS, Assistant Secretary
Dated January 18th, 1899.
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vsst snd 900. GOO bod ye.r rhe movemsnt ..

week and ZOOS, 900 last year The movement TO-
day was - follows;
To-Day. Lost Week. Last Tsar.
Port receipts -. 8t,87S 823ib 3p,6aa
Total for voek. 2oT, ,53S sOg7S0 236,S2S
New Orleans, est,
to-morrow...... 1000 1852 d,4gG
Houston, est, to.
morroW.",.,.. 1000 $500 1887
The interior movement for the week was follows;
This Week. Last Y,et Lost Fear.
Receipts .,..........,. ss,Tob Ds,5o4 1O55O5
shipments. 200. ......1iO,ap5 1dp S53 1b5lS4
STOCKS. ,.,.....- good .Bh3,OHt HIB6OH kIb1Oo
Brought into sight. o.. 25B,73g 2Ip,yU7 2Id13O
The Signal Service predicted partly cloudy and
warmer weather In Tennessee, the Carolinas, east.
ern Florida and western Texas; threatening in
Georgia. Alabama western Florida, Mississippi
Louisiana eastern Texas and Arkansas. New Or
leans declined to points but recovered the loss
and advanced o points. Futures here declined To
points, but recovered the loss and advanced to
10, then lost part aud closed very steady, with
prices point lower TO higher, as follows:
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sst AStgi ss ssss; Ix sEs aspE s' ana dsaS ssSs
az S.22kISS 2l,I for long and 2oS5 JOY Tor
Saf oT long ss sSS Is OF 1877 asfs OF short e
Domestic exchange on New York. Boston--5
cents premium and par Charleston-Buyng,
i-i6 discount: selling. rs cents premium. New
Orleans-Bank, 81 premium; commercial, 20
sents entss premium psemilIm ian EanSSl,cSsght 81 I
st. I,ouis-Par Chicago-1O cents premium.
gIncinnati-Between banks. par; over counter,
oO cents premium.
In the outside market Standard Oil trust GER
tacqtes closed a. 1tteSS45o nS stsndaFd Gas
The bonds a, 163 4i,alI04; Central Union Gas
Ferry at 371A53Ss. and the bonds at p4I06fi;
Continentel Tobacco at 31itfd3S. and the pre-
mon at 19S2i. and American Air Power at 6s
IG0ol Otis Elevator common at 45Ibfd45. and
the preferred at 00690h.
, The PEOPLES Gas Light and Coke Company
cent payable Feb. IS. .'''' ''''''"1 VI -
Pullman's Palace Car Company has declared
FoB. fBSfE.'FlV f5 dividend OF l" v cent PAYABLE
:, The imports Of dry goods for the week end.
%ssR ndFs against tEs
412.308. against $1.S23.912 last week and
$2.l42,41O for the corresponding week last
The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com
s525 an incpeass ere OF 6S8 SISmTel as eompared
vere amin an Increase SH' % Of sSo2.s7S as oo%
previous year. ' Fixed Charges were esf $685. &
ssi5ssis s.SaE5Ps surplus OF s22S''2 an increase OF
The local movements Of money this week are
described by the New York News Bureau as fol-
lows; Bank reports for the week indicate q net
fSpi hSn TRe BANKS shipped
direct 5b byexnress 81 @$s7n 90 and received $3,1f1-
ury. ,se,s27,00o. Gold imports that viii fig
banks at the sub treasury is al after ma Allowing ~ ing
at Es Sr S1rG % ssgq mhs
cate for s she M 59 wee week follows Total net re-
ooO; excess payments, S6,S27OO0.
Brddstreet's reports the number OF business
failures during the week at 262. against 304
last week and 309 the corresponding week last
Of January at $S.823,2o9. against $4.455 655
last year.
The advance in New York Central is justified
by its friends on the ground that IN the course
bonds e into $4,000 90 ne new 81 cent bonds. Sea
and thus will reduce its interest charges |
si60 100000 stock. It viii also gain on on its its
Lake Shore and Michigan Central stock pur
chaSes over $500 900 year. which will give its |
stock another y q cent. and from those |
sources and from an expecte cd increase Of its |
business. it will be able TO raise its dividends
worth $50 |
The receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs, 81 1000, 141; internal revenue. $685. |
81. .242.157. The disbursements were S2.5S0.- |
300. an e1cess Of expenditures over receipts OF |
$685.. .S43. The receipts Of the fiscal year to |
late have been $272 1888. .959. the expenditures
1884 .237.311, an excess OF expenditures over |
receipts OF S91, ,403. .463.
The official count OF cash In the Treasury to-
day compared with that Of yesterday shows:
Jan. I9. Jan. 90.
Sold coin and bullion. .s2So.545 957 $3.50. 4o5 o54
Silver dollars bullion. p.7pb SSy g. 782lp2
United States notes zee. l3,s25,S35 1883 lo4
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Available cash balance,
including gold re serve 1921 1os174 Sc92 8sa. .oos

Money in London, l y cent. Rate of dis
count IN open market for short and three
months bills. l'.@2 z cent. Amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day. 332. 900. Paris advices quote
3 Y cents at l0l francs 10 centimes. Exchange
on London. 25 francs 10 centimes.
The sales OF mining stocks at the Nav York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
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Mediral.

"a TNiyERsIIY 0F THE CRY OF Of SfW f YohK,
ii DISEASES OF MES M Old rh;H nR tRiSpLF hs.
been longer estabshcd and has had more experience
prove this. Under his scientific treatment blood and
skin diseases. pain in bones red spots soro throat
bladder compisints scSiilng infammation. gravel
undeyeloped organs, weak back. lost vitality. are
sRoSd oED BR GN6E mi "PSt Every 70 mped
ment removed. Sufferers, do not waste time visiting
Ras FE oE T. oR RRs M eRY
West eth st. between 18th and 7th Advice FREQ
Medicine, 81. Hours, o to .; sundays. o TO 8,
OLD DIR. GREY, Al years n specialist In
guaranteed in all the diseases peculiar To men.
Blood poison. skin diseases, kidney and bladder
had dreams. undeyeloped organs, mpediments to
marriage So. Consult old DR.. Grey hrsi: he is the
specialist in the CITY once over 30 years at 20 East
IN st. PEAR union Sgntrc Hngrs (. to o; sundays
only 30 cents, No charge unless cured.
A DIR. AND MRS. SIMPSON. the leading special
a. ists In New York, successfully treat all female
private santarinm: trained nurses; treatmsnt pnSg.
antseI; free G9nhdentai advice. TO 8. 20 wost
2Ith st.. near Broadway.
A:.A.-A.-Q EST PERMANENT
ca RE In diseases Of men; dangerous cases sole.
ited relief at once; those desiring only frst.clasE
scientific should call The lead ing special.
ibl pr. bohschur l21 West I'D st.. to 3, to v.
sundays. 10 TO !.
A DIR. CONRAD's SANITARIUM-sclenti ski.
~ lul treatment ~ all diseases of women; private
rooms; every conyGnisnce and appliances consulta.
III West 4Ith 81, Tel 1920 3sth.
nR, MRS: REINHARD HOFFMAN,. regular ply.
- sIcAn ~ IN ay, near 4sth St, positively cures
money confidential; 80 years experience
nR. BLlNN'S sANITARIUM, l77 West l7th At
~ ,BroatwayJ-Establishcd 1885. Functional ana
organic arrangements OF women.
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DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
Foreign mails for the week ending Jan. 81, 1920,
hour eAFSE sSsn fTl2iSF % x fhIsn 0eo"
LLAASSPPa ITALY; Spain, PoRT1dAL, TUFkEY,
ana Via Ha1rs ossr paT L.
sqrG9e %uSt r dTsftS La at
sstar es1ed psr pss6 lam ri q NJ supR
S#eTyian, # , via Queenstown; at II A. N. for NOR.
be directed per Isand').
"PRINTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sail
9n sndAsg ssv taxi fdtsd Matter &e for
ter &c, for other parts of Europe Amerirsn 9rs5
and White Star Steamers on Wednesdays German
German steemers on Saturdays take printed apd
Mater $s for all countries for which they
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transnt
mails opened the piers Of the American. ing.
s sf FTsPih bh and md German and remain
steamer.
nAL9 foh s0SES WE5r 4Nb1Es 4SB ShSSfhAL Sf AMERICA
81 IGG BSRs1p6s sha
DEMERARA. per steamship Fontabeiie: at 10 A.
" anFGR5TSE ST. F2R5ESE
caaS Snd per steamship Alta, getters for
An MforCuBA. via Havana. per ste am ship Concho
uetters must be directed per Concho'): at ~
s,,Ii2 sti2 N. for JAMAICA; per steamship dudley.
suNDAY.-At $3.50 A. NJ: for NASSAU, n. p. per
steamer from Miami. Fla: at So P. NJ. for COSTA
HlCA. per steamer from New Orleans: at S:3O T.
NJ for ST. PlERREMIQUELON. per steamer
from Halifax.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney
atd thence by steamer. close at this office daily
ht $50 p. NJ. connecting close here every Mon
day. "Wednesday. and Saturday. Mails for
MSnsoP eossy sy at m his to Boson and sPe
MAILS Tor Cuba, by rail Port Tamna nd
thence by steamer. close at this office daily CeI.
every Sunday. wcdnosdsy' and Fdny. iys'' Mas hTis
for Cuba, by rail to Miami. Fla. and thence by
day. and Saturday at 2:3o A.. NJ. connerting
closes here every Tuesday and Saturday. Mails
dressed for despatch by steamer close at tnis
Office daily at 2:3o A. NJ. and 2:ao p NJ. sReg
istered mail clo"es at II p. II. previous day.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for China, Japan and Hawaii. per steamship
CITY OF no Janero Grom San Francisco close
Hawaii, per steamship Australia from san Fran.
CISCO close here daily up to Jan. ~ at 9:ao P NJ
Mails Mails for australia except those for West Aus
Zealand. Hawaii. Fiji and Samoan Islands, per
steamship Mariposa from San Francisco. closo
r NJ. final closing on arrival of steamship oam.
Panias due TO connect with $50 p. NJ, close
ship Empress of Japan from Vancouver close
here daily up 70 Jan. s23 at $3.50 p. NJ. Mails for
San francisco. close here daily up to Jan. as al
$50 P n. Mails for Australia except West Ans.
per steamship AoranGi from vancouver, Gloss
a.aS asre daily after Jan 81 snd up % Feb. At
steamship Columbia from Tacoma. close hers
- daily up 10 Feb. 81 at $3.50 p NJ.
Tnnspacihc mails are forwarded TO port Of sailing
transit 'heEstsTfd msl P Gi9sSs e NJ preyo:
Post once, New York, y. V, Jan. 70, 1899.
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Niridends md gnterest.
Post Oftire alotire.

NEW YORK SUN OFFICE, NEWARK, y. j,
ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE THEIR ORDERS AT
7g4 BROAD ST, NEWARK, WHERE THE SAME
CARE AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN AS AT
MAIN OFFICE
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2atsGts.

PATENTS for mentions procured promptly; loy
Established 1860.
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THE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COX
COMPANY tOF CHICAGO.
THE BowERY SAVINGS BANK,

I2S and no BOWery.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S, 1899.
At the Annual Meeting OF the Board of Trustees
held on the 9th instant the following officers were
duly elected for the ensuing year:
JOHN ID. HICKS. President JOHN j. SINCLAIR
Vice President: ROBT b. WOODWARD. Second
Vice President.
RoBT LEONARD Secretary.
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To the Preferred and Common
Stockholders of the
AM ER|CAN STEEL
AND WIRE OMPANY

A majority of tho preferred and common
stock of tho American Steel and Wire
Company having been deposited with us
under an agreement dated January 8,
1899, between John w. Gates and Isaac L.
Ellwood and Frederick p. yOorleeA, AND
SAID AGREEMENT HAVING THEREBY
BECOME OPERATIVE, the time for de-
posting certificates of said stock under
said agreement has been extended to and
including the 18th DAY OF JANUARY,
1899. All stock certificates to be deposited
must be duly endorsed In blank for trans
fer under said agreement with proper
revenue stamps anixed.
New York certificates are to be pre-
sented at the Office of MESSRS. j. & w.
sELIGMAS & CO., FL BROAD STREET,
NEW YORK. Chicago certificates arc to
be presented at the Onice of the ILLINOIS
TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, CHICAGO,
who will issue certificates of deposit thero
for our behalf.
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Wlertions and 9leetinns.


AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY
7S TO 80 TRINITY PLACE.
.. NEW YORK, JAny 2Oth, 1922
At tho Annual Election OF this Company held mi,
day, the following gentlemen were elected trustees
for the ensuing year, viz:
Phineas c. LounHbury, Jared X. Myers
James Macdonuugh, IOhn f. Currier
Augustus ID, Shepard, Edmund C, Cnnver.s
u Touro Robertson, James II. Ford,
Theo. II. FreelAnd. Robert N Toppan
Joseph 3. Stout, Felix Campbell
Charles A. Moore
At n sut nequcnt meeting of the Board OF Truste.s
the following officers were elected:
JAMES MACDONOUGH, President
AUGUSTUS ID. SHEPARD lI,,o pr.s,,..,
j. TOURO ROBERTSON, I'i'e'iteS'ueh'''
THEO. II. FREELASD, Secretary and Treasurer
JOHN r. CURRIER, Assistant Secretary,
JARED X, MYERS, Assistant Treasurer
THEO. II. FREELAND, Secretary.
THE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE
COMPANY (OF CHICAGO.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of IN,
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company will be held
at the offico of the Company in Chicago, Adams st
and Michigan av.. Friday. Feb 10, 1892 AZ III
o'clock A. NJ. The transfer books will be closed in
accordance with the bylaws at the close OF business
on Thursday, Jan 10. and will reopen Saturday, Feb
IL, 1899. g. X. g. BILLINGS. President
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GOVefnment DondS strong. The IS c. closed
4 y cont higher bid, Railway and other
bonds; strong and active. The features were
County and Sub; IS, Central OF Georgi q Sonsoi
30, Kansas City and Pacific lists. Kansas City,
PlttsburE and Gulf lists. Manhattan Railway
4s, Oregon Railroad and Navigation is. Rock
Island general AZ. Reading general IS, Rio
sas Pass o., Southern Railway IS. Union
Pacific 4s Union Elevated lists. T. r.. Atchson.
RaItimN9rs Bali and u ohiG, ChesaRs;ske and Ohio
Northern Pacific, Oregon Short Line. st, Louis
southwestern. Texas Pacific. and Wabash
issues.
Commercial, price OF bar silver in New York,
50tsc. Bar silver in London closed at 27'ld
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 471c
Exports to Europe to morrow b37. 900 ounces
Money on call. 2KGQ3 p cent. Time money Is
quoted at ~ = cent, for sixty days, %. y cent.
on good mixed Stock Exchange collateral.
Commercial paper is quoted at 3k04 Y cent
for bills receivable acceptRnces and prime ain
gle names. 3'SrO4 y cent; other names. 494i,
v cent
Sterling exchange ruled firm on moderate
demand and reduced supply Of bills. CONT.
rates are: Long bills. $483K; sight drafts.
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A DIR. CoNRAD's sANITARIUM-s Scientific skill.
IN. in Treatment ~ all diseases Of women; private
rooms; every convenience and appliance; consulta.
tons, "a. NJ. o8P NJ. Call or write for booklet
III West +Ith 81. Tel, 1920 3sth.
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UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81. 000sl.
aus IS. ser B.. / O7ss ! U Is. r. 1907. IL 21
% q IS. c 3 Tenn Set 3s.... 964
lo7A0lO8
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On 81 2s.r. Tn St4sr.
atplofG eak - I925....l2Sk l2eH
s 9s. 1905 I'm St4s.c,
1e1s.r..lo7 lo7h 1925 ....l 2eK 1907
US3s.leos- Un st 5sr.
1913, o.. l O7A 1854 1904 l1A 2k
On st a.. r. Un st $50
1907 .....112 ll26 19o4....ll2H l131
Tn st4s. I'm st 3.d5s. T.
1907 ....ll2A ll3t8l 1924. DCllo
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20 & EST PERMANENT
tthE IN dlsea5es OF men: dangerous cases solc.
tied; relief at once; those desiring only hrstclaRE
scentihr treatmen tshoud call The leading special.
sundays. 10 TO /. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25
Death OF Elisha r. Pinkham.

Mr. Elisha +. Pinkham died at his
home, IS Green street, at 1890, Monday
morning, of neuralgia of the heart,
after an illness of about thirty-siN
hours Mr.. Pinkham, who was nearly
- years of age. was born in Sidney,
but excepting for short residence in
Bath, had been a citizen of Augusta
all his life. He was a leading carpen-
ter and contractor until his retirement
from business some twelve years since,
and many of our best buildings We're
erected or remodelled by him, among
them the First Baptist church on Win
throp street. He was married in lSi.
to Miss Sarah A. Mason of Fairfield, by
whom he had six children, of whom
Mr.. John f.. Pinkham of Boston and
Mr.. Arthur $. Pinkham of Augusta,
survive. She died in 1856. and in lS%
Mr. Pinkham married Mrs. Frances +.
Abbott widow of the late Hon. Am
brose II. Abbot, who survives him.
Mr.. Pinkham was one of the oldest
Masons in Augusta, having been y
member of Bethlehem Lodge, No. 80.
for 81 years.
The funeral will be held at his late
residence, Wednesday morning at II
O'Clock, and will be in the charge Of
bethlehem Lodge The interment will
be in the Forest Grove Cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25
OF Interest TO W. C. 7. U. Members.

Miss G. r. Wendell. state president of
the New Hampshire w. &. T. L. writes
concerning Mrs. Mabel l.. COnkln; ma
tional lecturer, who will address the
County W. d. T. 4. convention.
IAN who heard Mrs. Conklin AT our re
cent State convention are aware of her
ability and eloquence. | consider her u
valuable acquisition to our corps of lee
turers for she is not only a fine speaker
but an impressive one. ana calculated Ia
educate public sentiment by making p"o-
Dlr think Mrs Cpnkln is very success
full in securing new members IN inc
help to lhe unions, and her afternoon
meetings are very profitable.
The fines of Portsmouth. y. H.. con
tained this item short time ago:
Never in This city has speaker adj
nr..ss6df Mrs. ttonklin is IA. remarkable
4D.Il ker and as Is often heard eXpresse !.
her audience never tire al her graphic
experiences, her pointed illustrations,
and solid arguments she charms IN
tareSts instructS and convinceS; hers IS
= Great power. wonderfully well used for
the good of her fellow men and women,
and The noble cause she represents.
The Courier Record" Buffalo, \. ",
says:
Mrs. Conklin is a woman Of great mag
rat;crn and is. a power in the Purity De-
nartment of the National w. c. I. L.
The regular meeting Of the w. {. I. L.
viii be held at the rooms this afternoon.
PRAYER meeting at 80; business meeting
Al 3.oclock A large attendance IS re-
ouested. as plans for the convention will
be discussed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25
BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
Farm Residence Of Clarence n. Gilmore
Burned to Ground-SmaIl insurance.

The dwelling and carriage houses of
Clarence II. Gilmore on the Quaker
road, We're burned Saturday night.
about midnight. There was a small
insurance TO cover a loss of 800. The
flames had gained such Roadway, when
discovered. that only very small part
of the household goods were saved
Mr.. Gilmore and family slept on the
lower floor and friend who was Wis
iting them slept up stairs. He was
awakened just before midnight by the
smoke and found a fire burning around
the chimney. He quickly woke the
other inmates of the house. The fire
had caught downstairs and was burn
ing fiercely by the time the family had
dressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25

The sportsmen and Chairman Garlic
ton We're discussing the question of the
ACCESSIBILITY of fishing in Cobbosseecon-
tee stream. 1t seems that there was n
law in force for six years closing all
the tributaries of the stream. but the
new law has taken effect in that re-
Spect. The commissioner and the fish
ermen seemed to agree that Cobbossee-
contee stream is the main tributary of
Pleasant pond and is therefore closed
and anyone fishing there will be prose-
cuted by the commissioner who is will
ing that courts should decide in the
question. However, the law does not
effect the tributaries Of the stream.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25
SUPERIOR COURT.
The April, 1899 Term. Hon. 0. G. Hall.
Presiding.

GEO. W. HEsELToN, County Attorney.
W. 5. CHOATE, Clerk.
a. l.. MCFADDEN. Sheriff
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
Augusta, April "a.
The civil docket was taken up this
morning. the first case for trial being
that Of Ruth A. Leighton Y. James T..
McGinnis. Sheldon x Sawtelle appeared
for the plaintiff and Williamson x Bur-
leigh for the defendant. Ii is a suit 10
recover damages for Islander alleged 10
have been uttered on the 30th of Septem-
her last. The plaintiff is married wom-
an ana lives with her husband and five
children in this city near Bracket :
Corner. and the defendant also lives IN
that vicinity. The slanderous words set
out IN the writ are such as would. If
true make her guilty Of adultery. The
pllintin with her little girl. 10 years of
age. met the defendant on the road, and
Il was then. as she claims that he used
the SlanderouS language to her. The
plaintiff also claims that on TWO subse-
duent occasions he repeated the offensive
language. She places her damage 1t
SiJd
The defence H. a denial that he ever
used the language imputed To him.
Verdict for plaintiff for $685.
The grand jury has been summoned 10
conn, Ia on Friday next to take action IN
the Winslow murder cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-25

II must have been sport on a base
ball field, Sunday. when some one gave
the alarm of police. One young man
in telling of it says he never before
realized that there were so many
noints 70 the compass, as every man
seemed to think a different way than
,ha others took was the safest. One
,vou,d grab for an armful of coats and
otbars did not stop for them. 1t was
finally discovered that the alarm was
roIca ono and the game proceeded.
When they found out the real perpe-
traitor of the joke, in the words of the
narrator. They didn't do a thing to
him"