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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
Centre line Of block,

One hundred and twenty-s xth street
The approximate amount OF the lien charge 20 satisfy
which the aeovedescrihed property 10 be sold Ia
sl5l+6 with interest thereon the 18th day Of C
tobsr 1892 together With allowances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05
HOW's This?
Better than
all other
medicines
combined.

800 4th Avenue.
New York City,
Aug. 81. 1899.
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classics
Stories from Shakespeare Frederick Warne
& Coz is a book In which NJ. Surtees Townsend
shows himself to be greatly daring. He has
acquitted himself of his task, however. in meri
tor1ous fashion. His narratives are pleasantly
written IN a spirit showing that the author has
a due respect for the poetical masterpieces he
has attempted TO reduce to plain prose; and his
pictures cleverly drawn. Children. we
have very recently had occasion to remark, are
not to be shut off from Shakespeare in his own
form, but this compilation will do them no
HARM and may serve to send some young read
ers 10 the plays themselves.
"a Guide to the Operas" (Dodd, Mead & Coz is
a timely book by Esther Singleton, giving in
concise form description and an interpreta-
ton Of the words and music Of the most cele-
brated operas. The interpretation" although
fortified by the authors reliance on various
cellent authorities might we'll have been spared
but the descriptive work is creditaby done
The list Of operas begins with the "Orfeo" Of
Gluck, and ends with Die G0tterdammerung."
Mozart, Beethoven. Weber, Rossini. Meyerbeer,
Verdi. Bizet and Gounod are included Wagner.
of course is generously represented. The illus
trations are thirteen reproductions from photo
graphs Of popular operate singers.
Poems Of Cabin and Field" Dodd. Mead g.
Coz, by Paul Laurence Dunbar appears with an
attractive and appropriate pictorial accom-
paniment. This has been supplied by the Hamp-
ton Institute Camera Club. In the shape Of
numerous photographs taken among just such
scenes and among just such negro types
as the poems commemorate. The pictures
and the text are surrounded by decorative
arabesques printed in a dainty tint The
tuneful verses are realistic. and the photo
graphs seem therefore perfectly adapted TO
them This is notably the case with the vi
gnette that faces the line. "Oh. de music$ do
| banjo" and the group illustrating the verse
beginning "Oh. deys fun inside Dc con crib"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-05

TWENTY FAMOUS NAVAL. BATTLES; S prefnss
sor limited States Navy. octave. PIP. xxx "f4'
vi e6 Roston: Thomas y. CrOwelI q 20,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

DR. Geo. w. Bailey of Portland re-
turned, Thursday, from Boyd Lake. where
he went to investigate a reported case
of CHAMBERS. He killed one horse which
had the disease.
Detective Tracy of Bangor, says he has
not by any means abandoned the Ware
case, but will follow II up until he dis
covers the criminal and also evidence
enough to convict him, il il takes years.
The break in the main water pipe at
Stroudwater was repaired. at 4 +. NJ
THURSDAY. but the water was not turned
the reason that the gates are never
opened in the night.
Indian Agent Geo. H. Hunt has fur
nished TO the Old Town Indians sufficient
plank TO lay walk across the ice from
the main land 10 the island. The ice IS
getting soft and the planks are laid to
prevent accidents from breaking through
the ice. 1t is new idea and greatly
lessons the liability of drowning.
Mrs. Mary Mountain, a resident of Dex-
ter for many years. died at her home on
Grover street, Wednesday evening, after
an illness of some days with spinal men,
nights. Mrs. Mountain was much re-
spected in the community. She is sur
vived by several sons. her last daughter.
Mrs. Norris Bertrand. having died. this
week. with consumption. Mrs. Noun
tains age was 81 years.
Horace Nelson of Waterville has pur-
chased from l.. b. Hanson of Bangor, the
tIolltT, fIdTlN blTu. JE.. SlSris
The purchase was made by Mr.. Nelson
as agent for George Van Dyke of Boston.
the present owner of the sire of this
horse. Early Bird. Early Bird. Jr. won
distinction at the Maine State Fair stake
race and his mark of 2.19l4 on haif-mile
track. He was out of the well-known
mare Black Bess.
William II. Quimby of Belfast. was re-
Gently in Portland on business connected
with the proposed electric road from Bel
fast to Northport Campground. As the
matter now stands. the men who propose
TO build the road have caused a schedule
10 be made up of everything needed to
build and equip the road and the expense
of running. On the basis OF these figures
they will decide whether or not to build
the road this year. II they decide to
build, they will begin work on or before
May l.
Ellsworth yachtsmen are preparing for
the season of 1899, and with the addition
of al least two fine yachts to the fleet.
some good racing is looked for Ex-A!-
derman F. 5. Lord and j. w. Nealley,
who have purchased the schooner yacht
Lorelei, of IL tons, of Millbridge parties.
had her taken from Winter Harbor and
brought to Ellsworth. She Is one of the
finest yachts in that section. |. NJ Grant,
the well-known shipbuilder. has nearly
finished sloop yacht of about 50 feet.
which will soon be launched. The yacht
is as yet unnamed. She is finely built
and will be a great addition to the fleet.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, April IA.
FLOCR-Recepts. 2, $50 bbls; exports
1851 bbls.; sales, 1000 pkgs.; quieter agar
and lower to sell without quotab,,
change; Minnesota patent, s3.9oG4 %: Mia
nesota bakers s3.0063. 20.
WHEAT-Receipts, 300 bushels: ex
ports, $1,000 bushels; sales, 4555. 900 bush.
els futures, $4,000 bushels spot and out.
ports; spot weak: No. red. S2Is fob
atioat to arrive; No. . Northern Duluth
Sis fob. afioat; No. l Northern New
York. S4ss fob. afioat.
CORN-Receipts, 6S25 bushels: exports
O.l9i bushels: sales, 1876, 600 bushels flu.
lures, 10000 bushels spot and outports
No. 2. 42AMl35s fob. afioat, new and old
OATS-Receipts. 1890 bushels exports
~. il6 bushels; spot quiet No. ?, 80 No. 3
332ls; No. white. Sc: No. white, IS
track mixed Western 32@34: track white
BEEF-Steady; cut meats firm.
-i.ARD-Steady: Western steamed
$54Ils; April. s5.i5. nominal; refined, firm
PORK-Duil.
BITTER-Easy: Western creamery, i
m2o; do. factory. 136fl5: Elgins, 20.
EGGS-Barely steady; state and Penn.
sllvania. IA; Western fresh, l34ml4.
OTATOES-Steady; New York, $l.50d
2-5; Jersey, S2.50d4.00
SuGAR-Raw, strong. tending upwards
fair refining, AS; centrifugal 96 test
4 gle.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

BY the isniting of a can of Kerosene at
a small fire on Sharon street. Springfield.
Mass; Friday night, five iiremen We're
small.
A bulletin to the Minneapolis Tribune
from Seattle, Wash, says: Accident on
the Great Northern. snow pillow with 20
men pungng down an embankmenr
causing several deaths.
The King and Queen of Italy. accom-
panied by their suites and the. cabinet
ministers; iunched on board the French
flagship Brennus, at Caglari. Island of
Sardinia, Friday. Great enthusiasm pre-
| vailed.
Chicago University was victorious over
Columbia University N debate, at Chl-
cago. Friday night, the question being:
Resolved, that the present policy of the
United States in the Philippines is not
correct" Chicago had the affirmative
The seventh grand American handicap
at live pigeon shooting furnished an OPP
portunity for Mayor Tom Marshall Of
| himself. Friday by winning the event for
the second time on the ''Cloverleal'
| traps at Elkwood. \. j. Hta
Gov. Roosevelt a. Albany, ~ Y.
| Friday, signed the bill of Assemblyman
Collins prohibiting 6-days bicycle and
other races. The provisions of the bill
| are: In bicycle race, or other con-
| test of skill, speed or endurance. where
I in one or more persons shall be a con-
| teStant or contestants. it shall be I'M
lawful for any contestant to continue
| in such race or contest for a longer
time than Il hours during any "a
hours" ......
| The annual banquet of the Sopho-
more class of the Rensselaer, Polytech-
| mic Institute was held at Troy, n. Y.
Friday night. and the attempt of the
freshmen to prevent it almost precipi-
tated a riot. The students came in col
iision with the police and several were
severely handled and others arrested
The sophomores captured almost the
entire freshmen class. kept the men,
bers in out of the way places until the
banquet hour and held it's feast amid
| great enthusiasm.
Arrangements have just been COM
! pleted at Pittsourg, Pa. for the con-
| sOlidation of the hoop iron and cotton
| tie interests of the country. The capt.
| tai stock of the new company will be
S33, OCT, 600
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. April 4.-Trading was rather
sluggish most of the day. transaction
only exceeding by little 100000 shares
prominent in the dealings while the rail-
ways moved within narrow limits. The
railway list. although neglected most Of
the day. was strong in the late dealings
Influences at work on sentiment were
easy money hopes Of a favorable bank
statement, tomorrow. and rather better
reports on wheat. In the final dealings
the pressure against traction stocks
caused some recessions from the best
prices. but the undertone was good
Today's bond market showed good
breadth and there were some good gains
in issues which have % late obtained
prominence In the market. Total sales,
S.0S.va. United States IS coupon adj
vanced u. while the old Is coupon and
the new As declined 7, in the bid price.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, April 1i.-General strength
abroad and continued bad cron news So
wheat a strong start. today. MAY oDened
fsh9s high at from IS down to 7is.. and
rose 10 I51s. AT this point the MARKER
showed tempting profits. For abo,it Va
minutes, however. there were shorts
enough DESTROYS of stopping further loss
on previous sales TO absorb offerings ana
tne market held steady The bears took
fresh courage and several shorts who hal
covered early commenced to sell again
When both longs and shorts had whea,
Tor sale at the same time it was impos-
slDie 10 ind buyers enough and that stare
Of affairs resulted in a punctured boom
From that time on the market continued
heavy, May declining to 10 cents and
closing at i3lsdi3l4c. July, which sold fo,.
l54s at the beginning declined to 1874 WITH
buyers AT the close. Trade in corn was
quite active. Oats ruled quiet within
narrow limits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

o 1asar son Tor weI-known Chicago il.
higher and closed steady at nd. adva L.
Paris markets were up and saatee
clearances small. Thoman SAVE. .osr
condition Of winter wheat in he surn1.ae
declined 10 per cent. since AprII ies mas
lS.5 lower than a year ago. Ar, anu Y
shipments for the week. 2,432. 900 b,,s n.sne
a small decrease is likely IN Inc . ,s,n,a,
supply, Monday. 7" me visible
was less active in the early dea,ir,y and
mas recently been the case: con.;as. .nss
lrregularity was shown at first mn n aoie
the early transactions the marker sha liter y
a naraening tendency London renorssa
Amrrieams as easy at about New W. Xxx
parity. The money question Il ths ,,. oIH
factor IN directing the course Of nrides -. :.
present. bur we feel that the marke,Fss 4. = /
sale on all bulges He' is a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

The funeral of the late Horace HAYNES
was held, Friday, at Bangor. The attend
ance of friends was large and testified
eloquently to the regard in which the de-
ceased was held by all of his acquaift-
ances. The Masonic service of burial wa
carried out. Many of the representatives;
OF the American Express Co. to which
Mr.. Haynes was for many wears attached
We're in attendance at the funeral. Among
these was Gen. Supt. Frank W. Carr.
who was accompanied by Col. c.. w. Sci
leck of Boston. assistant general nand-
ger; Col. n. S. Osgood Of Portland. local
superintendent; Agent d. w. Weber If
Lewiston: Agent IL. A. McNealley of
OF Portland. Cashier w. f. Smith ii
Portland. and General Agent c. w. Pierce
of Boston. s.l ~
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READ ALL OF THIS.


1t is worth considerable to any Gnu
zen Of Augusta to know the value ana
use of q medicine, for If there Is no
occasion to employ it. in the meantime.
frail humanity is subjected to so many
influences and unforeseen contingent
cies that the wisest are totally unapie
to gauge the future. Know then, tnat
Doan's Ointment will cure any case OF
hemOrrhoids, commonly known rs
piles. or any disease Of the cuticle or
skin, generally termed eczema ms
is proven by testimony appearing IN
Augusta newspapers and by the re-
ports brought daily to Augusta drug
store by those who are ready to swear
to the claims made for this ointment
simply because they have incontro-
vertible evidence to back them up!
Hon. Samuel w. Matthews, Commits
sinner of Bureau of Industrial and
I.abor Statistics. State House. says:
Il give what weight may attach to my
name in favor Of a most meritOriOus
remedy Doan's Ointment. Learning
about this remedy and that it could be
procured from G. X. Partridge's old
Reliable drug store, opposite the post
office, I procured n box. and the third
application cured a case Of eczema
which had been the source Of cOnsid
cradle annoyance to me for som;
time"
Doan's Ointment for sale by all dea.
ers. Price 80 cents. MaH-d by Foster
Milburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y, sole agents
for the United States. Remember the
name-Doan's-and take no substitute.
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Boston, April IA.
Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
May wheat. .5-14A ISIS 10 75is-A IT'S
Wheat opened strong and higher. this
morning. but met realizing sales that
Drought quick reaction; the loss was
&iterward recovered on Thomans bad
crop report. then sold off again on the
heavy Argentine shipments. and also on
account of the predicted frost, for Kan
sas, last night. not putting in its appear
ahce II is generally cooler in the West
today. but is not freezing, and rain was
noted in some sections heretofore COM
falnlES of drouth. The market was very
irregular all the morning. the weakness
towards the close being on account Of
ieaNy sales of May. which scaipers at
lribnicd 10 Northwestern account. but
Which was said by insiders to represent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

Friends of Edward r. Godfrey of BAH
gOr. are confident that he can eclipse the
efforts of II. +. CochenS of the Harvard
Law School. who broke Godfreys record
in the strength test under the Sargent
system for college men. Godfrey's record
was l7lC points, and Cochens made 1161i Z
at the harvard gymnasium, "Wednesday.
When Godfrey took the strength tests,
however, he went at It in an off-hand
way and il is believed that with prepar;i-
ton he win surpass his prey Gus record
by IA good many points. He is constantly
improving in muscular development and
may again be the champion college
strong man. Cochens was formerly uf
the University of Wisconsin, and is older
than Godfrey.
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The Usual Result

West Franklin, Me-, March %, 1895 =
Miss Grace Goodwin of this place :: -
afflicted with scrofula and kept gre" :
ing worse, she had several running
sores and at times it was feared she
could not live She read great deal
about Hoods Sarsaparilla and her
father urged her to try it. She con-
cluded to do so, and after the use OF !.
few bottles was entirely cured.
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Chicago Produce Market.


Inc , leading futures closed as foiloxs.
WHEAT-May, 731s073A; july. 49,
CORN-May. 3f5sm5l@4; july ..x.. Us
tember. 357s036 "'' '"7s' sep
oarS-May, 2G5s: July. 2a7,GAz.
FCRk-May. Sy.6: July, s9S.
Der, $40. T' oeptem-
=, RsIIBs-May. $40: July. sis,; September
Eas n, dnotations closed as follows:
evil W-IiEATaNo. spring. 7sM74: No. q do
CoRN-No. 2. 35h; No. yellow. a5z
j. oATS-No. 2. 21asM2s: No. 2 white az,
81: No. 3 white, 2slk0i36A. "H
RYE-No. 2 5GlzT5ss.
BARLEY-No. 2, 2gMi3.
FLAxSEED-NO. ], $l2I
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. s2a0
LARD-$171zfI52 20
PORk-Mess. s9.0om9.05: ribs. a.4yG4S,.
shoulders, f4MHz; clear sides. s3gpTI5 m
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Base Ball Notes.

The base ball managers of the Maine
intercollegiate Association met with
Colby. at Watervilie, Friday. There were
Wright & Ditson league ball was adopt
ed; the treasurer of the association was
ordered to secure a 90 pennant to be of
green color i'll body with white letters.
William L. Carpenter was decided upon
as umpire for the league games. 1t was
agreed that every effort should be made
20 stop "yagging.' The managers were
Within of Bowdoin. Bassett of Bates.
Downey of University of Maine. and
DascoInb of Colby.
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The Weeks Games.

The games this week, will be as fol-
lows:
Saturday-IIarvard-U University of Vir-
pinia at Charlottesville. Boston Univer-
sity-Holy cross at Worcester. Wesleyan
at Princeton. New York University Wes-
leyan at Middletown, Pennsylvania State
College-t University of Pennsylvania at
Hartford at Newark North Attleboro-
Brown at Providence. Boston College at
Andover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

A Tiger Of the, Bengal variety is
stronger than the strongest lion, for five
nine men to hold down tiger. Wheat IL
stronger than a lion and tiger both to-
gether, for not all the $40 men In the pit
OF the Chicago Board can hold II down.
a while, but the conditions are too
strong-they cannot hold II down: It
hobs up serenely" In spite of them.
selling at now; II Is strong stuff" ana I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

John c. Norton, one of Bangor's best
known merchants, died at his home at 81
French street, Friday morning at 3i5
O'Clock. after an illness of several years
he he was born in New Portland. Aug. <
49,, and had been in business in Bangor
nearly ~ years On Sept. 13. 1S53. Mr.
Norton was married to Sarah w. Pa ne of
CHARLESTON, Me-, who survives him. be-
Sides four children. +. p. Norton. Mrs. +
x. Nealley and Mrs Sadie +. Averill Of
BBlngor. and Mrs. Edwin Hauser of San
francisco. Funeral, at ) p. NJ. Sunday
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ALL DISEASES and

Ing quickly and permanently cured ut the old,
reliable Peabody Medical Institute, No. Bulfinch
lished In iStO. Chief physician graduate Harvard
Medical College, class 1854 who always cures
when others fail. BY letter or in person. The
Diagnostician; or, Know Thyself Manual . Wade
Mecum OF medical science. price nifty cents but sent
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Reading-Boston, lO-lO-l: Reading
3-l-5.
A. New York-Manhattan College q:
Lehigh. ..
At Baltlmore-Baltmore, 10: Maryland
Athletics. /.
At Observation-Disclosures. Il: University
of Rochester. B.
AT Carlisle. Pa.-Indian School 2; SYRIA
cuse University 10.
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Thursday morning about o'clock.
the farm house in Limington, owned
by Herbert A. Veasey and occupied by
Mr. Veasey and his mother. an aged
lady, was totally destroyed by fire.
The barn and contents were saved.
No insurance. Nothing of value was
saved from the house.
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

The base ball season opened here with
over 10000 people in attendance Was1-
ington played a fine fielding game and
had the home team not solved killeu' :
delivery in the fifth. sixth and seventh
innings, different story might be toll
3i4 \ RH r..
Philadelphia o % 3 x--6- p
Washington, o ? o D / / o 0--5- ST.
Batteries-Piatt and Mcfarland; Killan
and Mcclure. Cmpires-Hunt and Con
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Won't STAY Down.

Now is the time to buy il II you are 60
ing to buy before May LIST II you don /
know how send for our free book. which
explains margin trading. II gives rates
OF commission. smallest quantity traded
| in, least amount Of marg n accepted. and.
in fact, all the Information necessar;,
but If you do not feel sufficient confidence
In your judgment 10 give your own Or
ders, why read up on our special order
plan, by which we can act for you. M
| matter how far you are from the mar
kci, so send for our book.
Howard, Crosby & Co., = as ":"s.t Mss. ::
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, April H.
Cotton futures closed steady. April.
SO; May, 5.7i; June SO; July, 5.Si: Au-
gust. $50: September. 5.Sl; October $50:
November. 5.4: December, SIS: January,
5.92: February. SIS: March, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

On the Produce Exchange:
BlIFER-Ouiet and easy. creameries
liMl9l2: dairies, IIlAssi7H.
EGGS-Steady; fresh. 1917.
Enthusiastically; creamer:es. 1lGllb.
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New York Money Market

New York. April IA.
Money on call steady at gas per cent:
last loan at ;.
Prime mercantile paper, 3izMih per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady at $iS6lafr
4SGa. for demand and at si.siL miSlia for
~ days: posted rates. xi.S5l. and <i.S7Gf
is,l2: commersial bills, S4S3m4.Si
Silver certificates G0lf60Ie.
Bar silver. 5s3..
Mexican dollars, l1lt
Governm ent bonds, weak
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AT LOUISVILLE

The Colonies Were virtually slaughter ID
by the Orphans in The opening game of
the National League season The all
around playing of the Chicago team and
Ryans phenomenal one-hand eaten
against the left field fence were the feat
ures. Attendance NAs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

You may Be a large eater
and yet be weak and not
weigh as much as you
should. This Is because you
do not receive proper nour-
ishment from your diet. II
you wish to be strong and
increase in weight, take
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract.
Taken with meals it will as
-sist the proper digestion OF
food and cause 1t to be easily
assimilated; you willthen OBJ
tain from your diet the larg-
est amount OF nourishment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-15

sIN-5Itas, SJ.WUJ.D5, ribs 81 iJG4 a.
shoulders, f4Mpz; clear sides. S4gpTI5 m
SIGAR-Irnchanoeh