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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27

Mr.. George II. Chadwick. the clerk who
has had charge Of the preparation of roll4
in behalf Of the paymaster. He says that
lists aggregating 1924 names were re-
ceivcd from several department comman-
dcrs representing men engaged In civil
, employment in their respective depart
ments. The organizations In the Cuban
army to which these men belong were no.
definitely stated in more than 200 cases.
leaving ll24 names To he searched for on
rolls containing 10000 names.
.Of these" says Mr.. Chadwick TWEEN
ty-seven were found. II appears strange
that such indefinite data should have
been given in so many cases unless pur-
posely done
The strike Of the lighter men. in the
opinion of Rear Admiral Cromwell. cap
tain of the port, and the principal ship
pers Is fast assuming serious proportions
The agent of the Plant Line was notified
today, that the stevcdores in his COM
pany's employ had joined the strike. Civ
ing as their only reason their sympathy
with the others and the orders OF the
Trade Union. lie was also informed OF
the probability Of Il strike by the carriers
III the latter 20 on strike. the cabmeu
will follow suit. which viii mean a tre-
mendous blow to the commerce OF this
rf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
Howard Crosby &C.,, = ss:;"=, S:"=,;;:..: Mass:
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features OF the Days Dealing in AL
the Leading Stocks.

Ncw York, May 2G.-Thc stock market
opened with continuance ~ Tie upwa M
movement which was IN force, Yesterday
Yesterdays sharp advance brought iii a
moderate volume OF buying orders % the
commission houses which were put in IN
the opening the feycrish and crratIc
tendency " Consolidated Gas helped t1
un3etilc The market. As a rule the prom
lucnt nlgh-pTiced spccialtlcs were weak
The extreme decline III Gas was 10 points
ana iL closed only q above tnat sugar
lp5t 8 points but rallied ana closed with
a net loss of 5a. when the selling move
mcnt had spent ils force. IN the after
noon, heavy buying orders appeared for
AtChtsUn preferred ana St. Paul which
wiped out for the most part the few
slight losses I'D the railroad list. The
market eased off slightly with the final
break IN the specialties. but many rail
roads snow fractional gains on the day.
III was expected mat the demand for
loans which are made today. TO carry
over Wednesday, would stifICn the money
market, but no disturbance was percep-
tiblc there.
The maIkct for bonds continued rcla-
lively more active and stronger tnan thai
for stocks a number Of new high record
prices being made. Total sales. S4.3J2. .UGo
nit+i States 3's registered advanced is
and thc old is coupon Il in the bid price
while thr G' coupon and the 5s coupon
declined y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
ZAMB0aNGh EVACUATED.
Fighting Follows Spaniarts' Refusal to Sur
render Arms to the Filipinos.

Madrid. May 26.-The minister oI
war, Gen. PnlaVieja. has received q dis
patch announcing the evacuation Of
Xamboanga. island Of Mludanao. by tn,
Spanish garrison. The dispatch
further said that as the Spaniards had
declined to assent to the Fiipnos' de
mands that the arms and ammunition
should be- surrendered with the city
fighting ensucd, the Spaniards suffer
ing some loss. The dispatch adds that
the natives continue bitterly opposed
to the idea Of American annexation
and that the conquest of Mindanao
will prove to be tough task.
The following is the full text of the
dispatch, which was sent by Gen. Rios
Spain's military representative in the
Philippines. from Manila:
II arrived here on board the Leon
NH. The occupation Of the island of
Jole by the Americans was effected
without special incident. The Ameri-
can warships saluted our flag with 21
guns when lowered. The Filipino bat
| terry at Zambanga, island Of Mindanao.
continued TO shell the town and the
port, causing losses in our garrison:
but finally, after lively attack by the
| Spaniards the insurgents fled. They
suffered numerous losses. Our loss Is
were two officers and three soldiers
killed and f9 soldiers wounded.
"One company Of our troops attacked
q battery, which the enemy then aban-
doned; and two other batteries were
dismOunted by our artillery. After
this reverse the insurgents declared
| their adhesion to Spain and suspended
hostlities.
The evacuation Of Zamboanga was
accomplished in the most orderly way
In spite Of a violent storm, which
caused the loss Of several boats and
/ the stranding Of the steamer Porto
Rico on the enemy's coast. every one
was safely embarked. Two American
Watships were placed at my disposal
by the admiral, but We did not need
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
Capital lettings.

The Berlin newspapers are iubilating
over what they term Admiral Kautz's
recall The Lokal Anzeiger SAYS:
This shows anew the American GOV
ernments good will to remove all OBJ
stacles to a peaceful understandings. +"
Senator Adrich. chairman Of the
senate committee on finance. has is
sued call for ; meeting Of that com
mittee to be held, June Q. at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. in New York. The
meeting is expected to decide what
course the committee will pursue under
the resolution Of the last session Of
Congress permitting the committee ID
hold meetings during the Congressional
vacation. 1t is now considered proba-
pie that the committee will authorize
a subcommittee consisting Of the Re
publican members. to take un the r
nancial question with the view of rec
ommending bill to the next session
of Congress. Some members Of the
committee are in Europe and il is not
expected that i fun meeting win W
secured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
Howard, Crosby & Co.'s Letter.

Boston. May g.
Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
July wheat, l5l2-ll l6ls Is I5l4b. lal2b
Sept " $3.50 1918 1its-I5 Io-is ibi4-4 S
\ sharp break occurred IN wheat at the
opening, today. disappointing foreign
markets causing the early weakness, al
though home news continued bullish. At
the start foreign operations We're small.
mostly on the buying side. Danublan
shipments of wheat We're $4,000 bushels,
against 2i0 0N bushels, the same week
last year. Liverpool cables opened un-
changed at yesterdays figures, which in
dicated more strength than the subse-
quent closing. at sd. lower would bear
out Reports from Manitoba. by way Of
Minneapolis. show a decrease of - per
cent. in the wheat acreage and the con-
dition 80 per cent. worse than the same
time last year. Indications now point 10
decrease OF 100000 in the visible supply
against an increase Of about that amour,
last year Wheat should prove pur-
chase on the recesSiOns.
The stock market opened unsteady with
SpeCula tiOn wholly professional. Almost
the only fluctuation Of Importance. in the
early part of the session. was in Ana
conda which fell off 1 points but more
weakness developed later in the general
list. influenced by the approaching three
days suspension of business causing
dulness and creating a heavy tone. A
good bank statement Is expected, Satur-
day. Money easy at 3 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
A GENERAL OVERHAUlING
OF SIMPSONS Fleet Prepare atory 10 Sailing, 70.
day. Tor Eastern Cruise.

New York, May 26.-An extra force Of
men was set to work, today, on all tho
ships of Rear Admiral SIMPSONS $ squad
ron with the exception Of the Massacnu-
sets The latter is anchored off Tomp-
kinsville and Is the only vessel in the
squadron that did not need general
overhauling preparatory to participating
in the manoeuVTcs down east.
Orders were received, today by the
commanding officers OF the New York,
Brooklyn and Indiana, to ye ready to
leave the navy yard at o'clock tomor-
row morning. The fleet will drop down 10
Tompknsville to join the Massachuset ts,
and. early Sunday. will put 70 sea. going
direct TO Newport, wEere, Tuesday. th'
vessels are To he feature of the Gubcr-
Material inaugural ceremonies.
1t was the original programme to have
the Texas go with the fleet to Newport,
but her commander mas received instruc-
tons to delay The vessels departure thdt
she may. Memorial day. 90 up the North
river to fire a salute opposite Gran :
tomb. The Texas will Join the fleet at
Newport. next Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
MAINE POSThL CHANGES.

Washington, May 26.-The following
star schedule changes III Maine are am
nounced:
Route 1872. East Corinna to Corin-
na. Leave East COrinna daily, except
Sunday. at II 4. NJ. Arrive at Cor
rina by II NJ Leave Corinna daily,
except Sunday, at \. NJ. Arrive at
Corinna by 10 A. NJ.
The following mail messenger SER
vice change is announced:
Route 40101l. Screen Wagon Service,
Lewiston and Auburn, Androscosgin
co. Require the contractor to perform
one additional trip on Sundays each
way, between the Auburn, Me, post
ofie and the lower Maine Central de-
pot, p M. without change of pay, in
accordance with the term Of contract.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
Chicago Produce Market.

,rbo ,a,.,t,,,, r.,... Chicago, May q.
WIIEAT-May Hss; July, 1914 Sepfem-
Der. 15G115is. -P'e"-
.,C ,CC,oRN,-May, S27s; July, 80; septembor
33asfb3jia P'S4npsr'
aOGATs5-May. 25h July. 22a; September
PoRk-JuIy, ss.o71s; September. s. 22k
LARD-July. $500; September. 81
RIBS-Julv. 1922: September. All
Cash quotations closed as follows.
FLOt tR-Better demand l5c. higher
WHEAT--No. spring 7llLM75II; No >
40; gsI74; No. red 76izet77. .
CORN-NO. 2. 33I4 Et33JS
2Sla: No. 3 do. 27Gt2g ."
EYE-No. z s.
BARLEY-No. 2 26d4O
Fl.AXSEED-No. /. 81 .06; ". w sf07
TIMOTHY SEED-$22j
IARD-sl9712m5.0
PORK-Mess. sS.gD0S.05: ribs Stl51i7e.
shoulders, 4asn "a; clear sides. $3.50 65 a.
tGAR-I'nchanged.
GN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
SHERIFFS SALE.
X kE\\EBEc. IS.

KENNEBEC, IS.
Taken on execution. wherein Edwin T.. 4.
White is creditor ana Susan A. carter u n
debtor and will be sold by pubic Z 5uctigrn M
on the first day of July, A. ID. me- az ~ Y
o'clock in the forenoon. at the ofnce -,
w. II. Fisher in Augusta in SAID couhi
all the right in equity which susan of
Carter Of Augusta. in said county of
Kennebec. has or had on the i'th ia! mi
November. A. ID. 1898. az nine cioch Ma br
forty-five minutes In the forenoon ,rinai ~nyi
the same was attached on the oI.n77had
writ. to redeem the following deSe' Su,
mortgaged real estate sltuated ~
gusta in said county. to viii! i, Al
A certain lot or parcel oi ianu here
gusta. aforesaid with the buildihsS Sr,hmrch
on situate on the ives. side OF Ihe ~ de-
Hin road. so called, bounded ""N
sCribed as follows: ,ba north
on the east by said road; on ,ne nn9yid
hy Land now or formerly owned ~, ~ road
Whitney: on the west by ths h, h1ana nov
or stream; and on the south w, ~ d%hurch,
or formerly owned by Frankiiln lass being
containing fifty acres more OF .i,9 smith
same premises conveyed by Dir. IN. an A.
by mis- warranty deed. dated 9ua uasistry OF
D. 1876 recorded in kennepec
deeds. book SOC, page i5S. -, sheriff.
JOSHUA +. BEAN. DePunes tSea
Dated Augusta. May "a. n. y
may21, ,dlaw3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27

70 arrive fob. aHoat; No red sosl =.
vaaIor' No. ! Northern Duluth. S,7s sas sle
CORN-Receipts. 20s.1O0 bushels.
potts, ~. le4 bushels; sales, IS 900 bn.h11y-
futures, G10CO bushels spot; spot SieaS.lls isnels
~. Z; ~ pniOa fob. ailoat for new ',g' ana nid
,og,lATS-Receipts, 1890 bushels. aYy,ostI ~
5zIo bushels; sales. 170 900 bushels snat i. u
eutp9rts; spot weaker; No. 2. 81; M ! ~ ~
No: z white. 33k No. . white. 32: ,p,a, =. ~
BEEF-Steady: cut meats stead,,
hARD-Steady; refined, quiet
PORK-Steady.
BLTTER-f,irm: Western creamery =
MlSlz; do. factory 1I1aN13. " ID
EGGS-Steady: state ana penpgyt,..,-
1G; Western fresh. I5mls. wanna
POTATOES-Ste Steady; New Ynrk ,an1.
LIS; Jerseys. 81. .O0n2.O0 ~ 'i'VD1
,,s. 5suGAaRimRaW eaai,i,- quiet and steady to firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27

them. The Spanish flag was saiu'eo
with IL guns by the American ships.
IF the minister for war does not Or
der TO the contrary. / shall sail for
Spain on board the T.. Do Satrust
Egui.'
The cabinet. this evening, approved
the plans of Gen. Rios.
Manila. May $3.50 T. M'-Ihe
Spanish General Montero. while on the
way hther with the Spanish garrison
from Zamboanga, on the steamer Leon
XIII, died of wounds received IN re-
cent engagement with the Filipinos in
Mindinao.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
What Hurt Him

AZ his mother said OF the Irish lad who
fell from the top Of a fiye-story building
sure an il wasn't the fall that hurt
him. al all, at all. but the sudden jar to
his system when he stopped so sudden
like" 1t "jarred him. 50 to speak
Wouldn't that jar you?" That was
what 'jarred" traders on the recent break
IN stocks: II wasn't the fall in prices that
hurt 80 much as the sudden reaction.
from low point, which prevented them
from buying back their holdings at lower
prices t"an they had been sold out at.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
DIVISION OF THE S3.0O0.OOO
Among Cuban Troops Will Begin. Today-Ths
Muster Rolls Very Inaccurate.

Havana, May 26-The distribution oC
the S3,0O0,000 which the United States gov
ernment has offered as gratuity to the
Cuban troops on disbanding and surren-
derins their arms will begin, tomorrow
morning. Under the swollen muster rolls
prepared by the late Cuban Military AS
semby. the Americans who have closely
what proportion Of the number listed viii
actually appear. There are only 100 "a
the list for Havana, and Lieut. Col. G. NJ.
Randall of the Sth H. s. Infantry. the
commissioner experimenting the distriDu-
tinn here. does not expect any trouble.
That the rolls are regarded as uIrc.i-
able ~ plain from the Official report q.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. May 2G.-Thc following
pension changes in Maine are an
nounced:
Original, George W. Durgin. South
Berwick, $12. Increase. George w.
Burding. South Thomaston, $l7 to s24:
Newell Davis, Richmond, IS to SO.
Original, widows, etc. minors Of Hen
ry II. Williams. Bowdoin Center, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
ALL DISEASES AND

Weaknesses OF Men, from wiatnver cause ariE-
ing. quickly and permanently cured at the old,
reliable Peabody Medical Institute. No. Buincl.
Street Opposite Revere House,. Boston FstaD-
lisled in lStl. CHIEF physician graduate Harvard
Medical College, class 1861, who ii.wnys ,urcs
when others fail, by letter in person. Tho
Dh'nostlcian; or. kno" THY self Maiipl a Wade
Mcum ot medica science. price nifty cents INT sent
free. by nail, sealed, lor LIZ days. Send tor ID uu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
Two thousand Recruits for Philippines.

Washington. MAY 26.-The secretary
of war has ordered 20nG recruits now al
san Francisco for regular regiments
IN the Philippines tp sail On the trans
port sheridan. June :. for Manila. This
ship Viii b. utilized to bring home VOL
unteers now III the PhilLppLmes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27

anything stands Of discriminating
like the Americans and steadily increases sale it is pretty good
evidence record OF Brandrchs
Pills.
introduced into the United States
sold; and in boxes were sold IN this
the increasing sales throughout the
world where sale since oneary one hundred and
volumes for the virtues OF Brans Pills
That actually all that is claimed for tem ooncrSey
by the fact those who regard them with the greatest favor are
those who have used them the longest
Bndreth Pills purely vegetable and are made OF the highest class
goods lies in the ocousc before
mellow and soften and explains
Bandrch Pills and The
system be taken indefinitely, and
will proceed
AXE yourself and the safest give
children Sold throughout, world, both plain and sugar coated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
New York Produce Market.
New York Nav D6

New York. May %.
FLOUR-Receipts 1882 bbls.: exports.
1886 bbls.. sales. $3.50 pkgs.: easy on spring
wheat trades and steady for winters with
Il light trade all around.
WHEAT-Receipts, 251, $50 bushels; eN-
ports. 1851 bushels: sales, 2.525.O00 bush
els futures. l21 00d bushels spot ana out
ports; spot weak: No. ? red, &i3s spot and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
New York Cotton Market.

New York May 2G.
Cotton futures closed barely stesdy
May, 5.s6; June. 5.S5; July SIS; August.
5s9; September. SIS; October, $50: No
vember. 5.9l; December. 5.95: January
5aS; February, col; March, Sos; April,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
WM. MCKINLEY.

A similar order was issued substl-
tutiHg Porto Rico and another subst!-
tuting the PHILIPPINES for Cuba 50 that
all The groups are IDENTICAL as to gov
crnmeut.
Assistart Secretary MelklcjOhn. who
has charge of insular matters in the
war department. conferred with the
secretary Of the treasury as tn the best
method ot carrying out the order. and
after careful consideration decided tha-
the islands should ~ kept autonomous
ana that all affairs should be under Dir
rice control Of the governor general
The government N the island, It's
finances and its officers shall I've who'll
ly under the control of the military un-
til Congress shall otherwise provide.
The officials in responsible positions
viii BE- all army officers. Mr. Meikle
john has prepared explicit rules and
regulations governing the islands and
for the guidance ~ officers These pro-
vide:
The auditor and assistant auditor shall
examine ana settle all accounts pertain
ing To the revenues. receipts and cNptn-
dIturcS; one assistant auditor tp have
charge OF the postal and others INC Gus
IONS ANA other moneys. Thc auditors
shall issue ana s.gu an warrants for
money for the approval nf the governor
general. All agents or officers VINO r'-
ccive moneys 10 pav the full amounts tn
the treasurer ana To send "ccouH,-
monthly to the auditor. Within ~ days
from the end of each month. thc HadHnr
shall forward a complete report To tnc
secretary OF wa.
The treasurer shall keep a sepa:a.c ar-
count of receipts classify ing them Al Gus
toms postal. internal ana miscellaneous.
The accounts shall be kept in money "t
the United States ana TeccipiS IN toTe.EH
coin shall bc reduced To United states
money. The treasurer ~ also required To
submit report to the secretary Of war
treasurer. who Will be an army officer.
shall give "A bond for thv faithful per
fnrmauCc of his duties.
The governor general IL required m
make an examination quarterly or httel.'.
III deemed cNpclienL Of thc books ana
accounts Of the auditor and treasurer,
ana make account Of the money IN thc
treasury and submit his report 20 the ScS-
rptary of war. The governor general IN
passing upon acquisitions for money may
return the same 70 the auditor and Sta te
what changes are necessary to secure nl-
approval lie VIII hc absolute master Of
the expenditures In his government.
ANY person dissatisfied with the action
pf the auditor in the settlement oi any
account may appeal within one year 10
the governor general. II INC governor
general shall confirm the action OF the
auditor it shall he final and conclusive.
Should the governor general fail to SGS-
tain the action of the auditor. the Whoi"
case will he reported to the secretary OF
war whose instructions shall be hndl.
The object of the order ana the inStfuc-
tions is to keep the accounts oI the
island wholly separate from cach othef
and from the other accounts OF the treas
ury OF the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
NOW 10 CENTS, PAR SI.oo

Great Northern Gold Mines 60. STOCK
worcestershire. Owns II mines in Mon
tana: has interest in Cripple Creek mine
now negotiating for group Of Arizona
Copper Mines. Highest Of references.
Stockholders on same basis rs miner OF
prospector. with better chances Com
pany free from debt will be kept go
Send for details to II. A. Williams Secy'
Peoples Bank Building. Denver, Colo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
New York Money Market

New York. May ~
Money on call easy p. per cent, all
day.
Prime mercantile paper. 3Iz0F4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. SLS7I4nls77.
for demand and al AS5iaT4N5I2 for ~
days, posted rates, SLSbia ana siSSI4; COM
merclaI bills ASa.
Silver certificates. 6lT61.
Bar SILVER. o.
Mexican dollars. 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. May 2G.-Wheat declined IN.
day. on profit taking. July closed with
loss Of IA. Corn declined 2. and oats IA
p. Pork lost IIzM10, and lard and ribs n,
each. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27

On the produce Exchange:
~ u ER-luiet; crcamcrics, l2l17s:
da!ries. 10N16 .
EGGS-Stcady: fresh. -.
CliEESE-N eak; crcamerics, S2tGgZ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
New Enqland League Standing.
National League Games.
AT CLEVELAND.

cleveland put NJ a very poor game,
Baltimore winning with ease. The nom"
nine could neither field nor bat Attend
~ 3% Y IIE
Ralrimurc. o 0 : Q 2-l2-20-1
Batteries-Sudhon, Kncppcr ana Zim-
mcr: kitsun, Miller and Robinson ana
Christian.
AT ST. LOUIS.
The game was called at the end OF the
18th. on account of darkness. ]! was
pitchers battle. Powell pitched in mag
nificent form. but bases on balls and
brace OF singles allowed The Superbas u
tic the game in the ninth. Dunn was also
in magnificent form Attendance fooV'
Il . s 80 il Il r. =,
ST L. / o / 0 . o o | o . 0-;i-10-t
Brook, / 0 Q Q 0-5- p
Batterics-Powcn ana Criscr; Dunn.
Kennedy and Farrell.
AT CINCINNATI.
The Reds could not HI; Hickman ana
suffered their first shutout Of he season.
Hahn was lucky until the ciShth. when
he was hit hard. Stahrs batting was 4
feature. -Attcrdance. 1900.
cincinnati ] ! 3 { a. 3 81 5Ei Il
Boston. l . o 0 x-6-l2-l
Batteries-IIahn ana Peitz; Hickman
and Clarke.
AT CHICAGO.
The Senators made only two hits of
TAYLOR, but CaSSidr'S double following
C'hicago's errors scored Two runs and won
the game McFarlanc was hit hard, but
with men on bases the hits invariably
went into some heder's hands. Attent-
ance. 900. - ,
3 4 6 8 . R.H. y.
Chicago o q O-0- e.
Wash gton. Q 0 Q ? Q 9 O. Il
Batteries-Taylor and Chance; McFar-
lane and Mcclure.
AT PITTSBURG.
Rh.ncs did not give "A hit until the
sixth. In the sixth, seventh ana eighth,
seven hits ana i've runs were made off
him. Tannehill retired he visitors in one.
two. three order in the ninth. Fitie!d
was easy for the home team. Attend
. / 9 Ri e
Plttsburg. . Q x-7-1t--
Phila mia. o . Is ~
Batteries Rhnes. TannehlH ana Bow
erman; Fiheld and Douglass.
AT LOUISVILLE
The New Workers. punched their hits in
the first TWO innings After that Gun
ningham was Very effective. CarriCk kcp!
the Cnlonels guessing throughout til.
game and only one man reached third
base. Attendance. 1850.
) 6 RIIE
Louisville. . q q % y y U-tt- t-.
New York. 9 9 Q q 0-2-la-.
Batteries-Cunn,ughl aua Es.....I-e
tarrick and Grady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Saturday-C at Manchester
Erookton AT Taunton. Lawrence al Port
land, Newport Mt PawtuCkCt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
Speaking of Stocks

dld You notice how much quicker they
drop and how much farther they 90 than
have always claimed, that 2k points mar
gin on wheat is safer than three times as
mucn on stocks. The Govt report was
bulltsh on wheat, but not so much so as
feet was bcarish and offers a good Oppor-
tunity 10 pick up some cheap wheat. You
know you can buy 1900 bushels Win s2j as
this IL 2iZ points margin. Bought on
breaks and sold on buiges as explained
in our free book, will prove profitable
n II n.-L.. d n 2l (pnrrS.sSt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
The Week S Games.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

The following are the National AMI
New England Leagues schedules If games
for this week:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-27
AZ EROCNTON.

Good base running with ragged work
by the visitors enabled tho BrOcktGnS 10
win from Taunton in the eighth. Ezra
Lincoln stGnaIizcd his return 70 base bail
by pitching d good same. Attendance. to1.
, Ri. +,
ErOckton q - X-ij- So
Taunton. 0 0 Q o-5- Go
Rattcrics-Osborn. Evcrson ana Evegs;
Lincoln ana Burrill.