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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-06-17

New Richmond Wis. June 1.-THE
district wrecked by the cyclone Mon
day night has been gone over and the
ruins searched thoroughly. From the
latest summing up of figures 1t is
known positively that 316 people were
killed and there are about fifty that
are not accounted for, but may not
have been killed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-06-17

Seymour, Ind. June 14.-Dave Har-
ris, who killed George Brown has been
arrested at Little York after a long
chase through the woods and lowlands
south of this city. He asked to be TAX
en- to Jail at Salem, fearing to be
brought back to Seymour.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-06-17

Port Jervis, \. X, June 14.-Con-
stable Hotallen, of Newton, Sussex
County. had a desperate fight for his
life on a lonely mountain road. The
constable was pursuing James Camp
bell, OF Newton, accused Of beating his
wife and threatening to xiii her. He
overlook Campbell and his brother,
Jason, ear the State line after a TWEEN
ty-mlle chase. When Hotallen under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug p (speciaD Wheat yesterday ioS'
cent % its last weeks rally. ano closed d ABOUT
the bottom September opened at Izesc' SOFA oe
tween 72&.Q72lzo am 7llzc. ane closec at Hsc. De
csmber closed al 75s.c; May. 7e7se Liverpool was
up L7s.d a full Response > the Saturday rally on
this SIDE The statistics were varied better oe
crease On massage than was expected. 2ZV1V"
bushels but rot as good decrease IN the visible
only 90 90 for R 'ssian shipments: lZ6'c" ousheis
looked lsrze for a country y king FAMINE WIN
shipments were almost 100000 bushels Receipts
compared with a year ago looked nulIsh' o|' cars
IN the Northwest. against s3s' wv" OusheS "
primary ponts. compared with 10000 Seaooaro
clearance we're 32s 600 bushels. The Northwest
had better weather. clear instead Of rainy. that
made 2 seller Of the Northwest in this market. me
shipping demand which 80 raised fhe pun hopo'
last Thursday has not appeared since Inc SO
board reported only "a loads for export Inc ouSi
ness done from here was only lUV" ousheis' anu
that Kansas City wheat Speculation was ""'
row The Northwest and the seabosrd were sellers
There vas cors,derable liquidation by last week
bulls There was decrease in the English visible
Of 60 On bushels The worlds visible ought 70
show a small decrease
Corn A. one time showed loss OF sc TO 'sc TOT
the September and l4c 70 &c TOT the oe4ei'o
futures The close was little over the oot'oi'i
September sold from 32Ac to a1sqAhc' ana cdos7u
az ~ 02a.c. December closed at Zs=sc' May 81
The Ves- had GOOD weather. Liverpool was 4so
70 I'd higher: sea board clearances' 'e''' -a.
Increased Western cash offerings were the IH0.o'
Elevator people and receivers were sellers VI
utes The seabosrd reported sixty loads out l.e
business here was only 10000 bushels he0eIp' :
We're Ss cars. with $50 cars for tomorrow"
visible decreased 22scoO bushels The local STOCK
$4,000 bushels. decreased 2a2o go bushels.
Oats lost &c 10 &C and closed about the bottom
September fs7sc. December 1870; May l'4s-I7ss
Country offerings were freer. on the other nan
the cash demand was good sales Soo"o ousne's
receipts were large ia with SO for Iueso1y
The visible increased 152 90 bushels the local
n 900 bushels decreased 3oSOco bushels
Faxseed WAS easy prices Of futures on nc 70 ~
September 81 %: October. 81 OS1e Decemoer' q oo72
Minneapolis had cars Duluth ana Chlcsso
Provisions were weak. pork of JOG 10 l|11C ,no
OF Sc to nc ribs of 2i1c 10 &c. HOGS were ~
lower with 1900 received and 1900 esunA'ee ~
Tuesday Liverpool was Sd lower on mans a"p
ments were less than last year. septeHDer "H''-
cation under way. - 81,
On the curb puts on September wheat cioseo a.
NC; calls 72isc. Puts or December ""e~' III.
calls 7iAc Puts on September coTh' - Gems
azaaAe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK: KATE ". HANDREN. PLAINTIFF IeI
AGAINST John q CANNON AND OTHERS DE
PENDANTS In pursuance ot Judgment OF tote-
closure and sale duly made and entered IN ne aooNe
entitled action bearing date the 3st day OF july Is
I the undersigned Referee in said Judgment named
viii sell al public auction at the New York Real E,iate
sassrooms No III Broadway, in the Borough 81 Msn-
haitian city Of New York the eth day 81 septen,-
her 1890 az ~ o'clock that DAY. py bryah Il
Kennedy & Company, auctoneers the premises a.
rected by said judgment TO be sold ana therein oe-
scribed follows: -, -. ..s 80.
h5i,g thereon erected lying and being on the
southerv side Of One hundred and fourteenth street IN
the city Of New York bounded and described as fooNs
70 wit Beginning point on the SAID Soutnety see
~ one hundred and fourteenth Street distant one nun
5rada nd min Westerly from the corner
formed by the eaid southeriy side 81 one hundred ana
fourteenth Street, with Westerly side ot Eightn ave-
nue. running thence Southery on line paralle WIZ
SAID westerly side Of Eighth Avenue and FOR part o
eleven inches 70 the middle line az the block between
One hundred and thirteenth and One hundred ana foV
tenth Streets running Westerly and along :.
middle line Of the block feet running nenc
Northerly on line parallel with said Westerly side OK
Eighth Avenue hundred feet and eleven incnes 20
the said Snutheriy Of One hundred ana fourtentn
street and running Esstery along said souhery
OF One hundred and fourteenth street t"eny-sAA
feet 70 the point place ~ beginning
Dated New York August 7th. 1899 - 49,.
RICHARD II CLARKE. Referee
CURTIS. MALLET-PREVOST COLT
Plaintiffs Attorneys. - -
AZ Broad Street New York City. .
The following IL diagram Of the property 70 Be SOLD;
West, Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

Tn. approximate amount ot the lien or charge TO
satisfy which the abovedescrbed property s 70 De SOFA
$50 with interest thereon from the stn gay
~ Juiy 1899 together and allowances
amounting sTs3 IS with interest thereon rom me
3st day 81 July 1899 and Approximate amount of
taxes water rates and other liens which are 70 he al
lowed 20 the purchaser ~ the purchase money OF
paid by the Referee IL 81 800 and interest
Dated New York. August 7. 1893
RICHARD II. CLARKE. Referee
CURTIS, MALLET-PREVOsT COLT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
80 Broad Street, NevYork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD.

Quarter ended June 20:
Gross earnings N255s. increase N.3Ss' operating
expenses $500 increase S.84; net earnings So''0''
decrease 81 as; other income decrease $3; total IN
come e go decrease 81 47e: fixed charges Aceo m
crease S2 deficit 800 increase n51; deficit FOR one
year 2372 Increase AS25.
TIE general balance sheet shows: Assets-Cos'
OF road and equipment $512.4s4; cash on hand %io
prepaid 1923. total. &l3sSS Laoihues-CapI' Ia
,,ock common $4,000: funded debt. $4,000; due
n, wsgss s2s4 omen accounts, s. 757 accrued taxes
or earnings q 34s profit and loss (surplus). 1854;
-o-a1 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

The approxirnate lien or charge, 70 sat
isfv which the above property y % ne rof
Nineteen hundred and hftyseven s1ioo Dolads WIZ N
iere.t thereon from Of July l.s t9er,ne
with the and allowances anountins % one nsns ,
ara seventy-sx s7-loo QTSsT) Dollars with interest
thereon from the LIST day August 1873 iose,ef WIN
the expenses OF the sale The Approximate snoun o We
rates or othsr hshs 20 .
aowed 70 purchaser out Of ~. putehsss % loo
paid BY Referee 10 one nundrrn a"" ''>' - 49,
Cils e5) Dollars and interest - ,son
DATED view a"H' N's WV J. A. NcKIN.
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
CuPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- YOPK-sanuel W. Weiss. Trustee. &C.. Plain
tn against Henry schopper and others petenfants.I
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure ans sale guy
made and entered the above entitled action nearns
the day Of August. 1893 l. the undersgnec 10
Referee said Judgment named VIII sell az puo,e aIe
III Broadway, in Borough Of Manhattan city ~
New York. the sixth day Of September. iss a. II
o'clock noon on that day. by d Pnenx ing, nam ~
sold and therein described as follows ALL that certain
lot piece parcel OF land. with the buildings and m
Rroysmsnts heron si'gs,e lying ard being IN ne
part Of the lots known and distinguished on GER
tain map entitled Map Of the Ryer Homestead Twenty
fourth Ward New York CITY. Josiah A Briggs. Civil and
Tpoeraphica Enginee September 9th 1891. and
Of New York as lots Number ninety-nine (s9 and
Beginning a point the Southerly side OF Lebanon
hundred and ssventyninth) Street distant one
erly the formed by the intersection of the
said Southery side OF L-barAn one hundred ant
seyenty-nnth) with the Westerly side Of clinton
running thence Southerly and parallel with the
division line number hinsty-nins (99) and
lots numbers eighty tss). eshtynine tss) ninety
eol and ninety-one cd as laid down on said Map and
the through party wall ninety I've C95l feet run
ming thence Westerly and parallel with Lebanon NOW
and eight inches running thence NOrthsry and
alel above mentioned division line and parallel
nearly with Clinton Avenue and part OF the way
southarv of Lebanon hundred and seventy
ninth running thence Eastery along the SAID
sou,hery Of said Lebanon NOW one hundred and
inches TO the point place az Beginning.
wM J. A. McKIM
Referee
Attorney Plaintiff
Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the property 70 BE sold;
It's number is s7s East 10th STREET:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

pvrprrsENfESTs and subscriptions for The rrioone
r.,slv.d AZ their Uptown once No i.2iz broadMay'
a aoor north 3is-st. until clock N aiyerse-
49,. rsc.ye1 Al American District Telegraph once
and also a, following branch oess At regular Once
%. 4 o. clock o via 2o4 stn-eNe o e cor.
"a =, is2 sfh-ave i2th-st. Mays, oth-ave ana
isshs, i42 Columbus near Vest 90 JOG west
% :, near s,h-ave 90 itthst. 2os West I'd 81
s~,x~.n i'm and s,h iss East 4Itn-s, ISIS I'd
-. between 10Th T7th sts; lUe 50 ave, near
1 70S ls,-svs seh-st. go sd-aVe. near
3is,-st sS4 3d-avs 80 Bleecksrst; a2s Bsses.r-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
NurthAmrrirar,
Crust Cumpang
NEW YORK. 100 BROADWAY.
London, 95 Gresham Street

Capital Paid In..............S1, 100000
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 100000
ALLOWS interest on deposits.
ISSUES LETTERS OF CREDIT and
Travellers Circular Notes payable in
dollars or in the money Of any foreign
country.
ACTS AS TRUSTEE under mort
cages for railway and other companies,
and as Regis and Transfer Agents.
Collects incomes for persons residing
in foreign countries.
FISCAL AGENTS OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Island OF Cuba.
Branches at SANTIAGO and HAVANA.
CUBAN EXCHANGE and COLLEC-
TONS.
OFFICERS
AWE TROWBRIDGE. President
HEkAN D0WD ...........N Vice President
S. l. C0NKLLN. ..................Se Secretary
JAMES DUANE LIVINGSTON. T,sst Officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
YONKERS RAILROAD.

Surplus w.
The general balance sheet shows: Assets-Ihe
COS, Of road and equipment s2,os27ss supplies on
hand. S07: cash on hand. A57s; prepaid taxes
& So: prepaid insurance 800; total. 'ZoSA9os,
Aabrities-Capitsl stock. common, sco"o funoeo
debt. 81 OooUI: interest accrued Sl25oo; que IoF
wages Sn2: open accounts, Ssoce due for sup
rss 20 5ss accrued taxes on earnings s4os4 total.
e. COS $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
wFsTCHEsTER ELECTRIC.

Surplus -. !.
The general balance sheet shows; Assets-Cos' %
road and equipment S.2A21; supplies on hano
., o-o o,Ar accounts s2s cash on hand s. 90; pre-
paid taxes $3.50: profit and loss deficiency so9o'
total x271 400 Liabiliues-Capital stock common
sM0o. funded debt $500 Ooo; due FOR wages, N7sl
open accounts S432s. due for supplies, 1881 sun
dries SOS: total N271R3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVERS OF THE

OFFICE OF The REC ElN EhS or lhh
q, re f,i,sd States for the District a. Nebraska
9nyer Ames "a T. ct all bs9ensan,s Union
The undeEned hereby give notice that PURSUANT to
G hs te and cause Aforesaid they vii sell puoc
ton. TO be held at The New YORK Req Estate sass
Y on Wednesday the 9oth day q August: 1890 at
Raj Ml.r Som The following described property the
5 Interest," o. the rnion Pacific Railway of
the undersigned Receivers thereof IN and 70 me &C
of sad company rsP5Ssen'ns advances maze
i Ensnens and other on s sess come ONE
necting with the line Of the Colorado &
Ensineering and other expenditures protected line
or the lire Of the Oregon short Line Railroad
EnsnsreS STn IDAHO into calforns cohnectng
or near the line OF the Oregon Short Line Railroad
rSNSSeS,re and other expenditures projected line
TO- cos the 'e Oregon sbor, Lime railroad ss aSss
Eng and ' Wofd o Pocbe aR eonnecs
gftb or near the line Of oregon Short Line Rail-
rTS1.er,ns ana other expenditures projected
syer . ny ,s oregon short Line Railroad 500 s2457
Ensnns end o,h: 'spe1 rsgs5. on co1netns WITH
Or near the line q the Oregon Short Line Railroad
EssinsSrEe and other expenditures projected lin,
extending from Utah 70 CsntrsI oau lorna Son CON
T,o. R,, Tss s SIS Hf 1921 81 "' VI
interest of The s.G P4 Pi sso RiT ad Co. 70 ss FOX
iov,ng accounts Of said company -
. Atchson ToFska 4 S.E Sania paciso Rsilrosd
10 Laramie North c ParN a''.'o 1884 -
+, raSre Tst-EsaP Fmp3ria Railway Co iI5M:si
- 49, a T.aste-n Railroad Co........ 1855 20
ia South Park Leadvile Short Line Railroad ,7-,,
- United states transportation Accounts on
5 tn. hooks OF me eo'po'''g" @a2s
Il Il PsSuFs Akron western H,Esy c. No. 49,
10 omaha Union Depot Co. Especial aecounp'' 30 ~
$ $Ss%. K Soai sal, account s.
81 : r Reed ex-TravpllnE Auditor o2s0
Maa. L LgnssF : Investment ca: 2 ss 70
25 Chicago Nn"AuAe ......e.'....a. 1890 70
e ,s j Iohp PsGinc co s!5
dSnns srAsen' salt Lake coal yard i'osS %
60 lnion soap pay Contracting Co ..... ssS2@
81 S \: { ar.', ss@
81 -,N,s Pills Coectl ................. 1892 %
al Various Bills Cancelled ~ AZ @
40 TsT warrants. i+s.0 -
Son son. 90 sana a7sai4
g. overcharCe accounts collectble.. las ss
- Aso in the gtda woTks account property
Az 600 20 Ksnsa. Pscnc Railway Co con.od.-d
Sf Mortgage sir per cent bonds stamped show
fhs application 81 the derived through the
decree u foreclosure and sale
300 Union Pacific Railway Co Eastern Division
Income seven per cent Unsubordnated bonds
a50 i;nion Pacinc Railway 90. Eastern Division
Income per cent subordnaed bonds
80 900 Nevada Central Railway Income eight per
Is ooo London, south Park Leaavl. Railroad
Co First Mortgage six per cent bonds
10 600 credit Mobeller Of America stock -. -
6324 100 Denver south fark 49,. .n..s Nv the GER
,Sestss therefor in the posssssion o. the Re
esivers and as the same is endorsed or pa
TALLY endorsed for transfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
miscellaneous.

rrw =, IN. unique speciaities we keep on hani Inc
n pach.s. ana Albert Gloves The lavslere ores
a ,n... ssIsrtous perfumes The Nioette ExqulsA
ne re foioene Exquisa The SAehst powders E1aaisA
Lns rrsss,nabls JAMMEs West a7th. near oth Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
THE UNION RAILWAY COMPANY.

BY the adjustment OF taxes SOB this sum is
made s65. s27.
The general balance sheet shows:
Assets-Cost Of road and equipment 81 e6357o;
supplies on hand. Sl4.756: prepaid insurance.
So 2GS omen accounts s42a e55: cash hand.
SO 49, prepaid taxes $500; sundries. N4fl Total
s. 474 AZ. - ~, ooo
IAabilities-Captal stock common, 100000;
funded debt 80 600 600. loans and bills payable
81 los 900 Interest accrued S41 e66 due for wages
Is 7sq open accounts 81 $50 due for supplies
Sis SIS: accrued taxes on earnings sloSI3; &C
C-1,ad Interest on loans S5s15; profit and loss
Isurplus) sS6OeS Totel s5474.457
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
financial.
(lnlntinl
REORGANIZATION OF
Kansas City,Pinsburg&
Railroad Company
AND ITS TERMINAL COMPANIES.

To the Holders of the Bonds and Stocks of
Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF MARINE-HOsPITA Al. sEhN
Stapleton. 5 l. y. Y. Aug Zlst ls9"
S,FALFD PROPOSALS will he received III
- 49,. os.. u,,u noon Of Tuesday September 5h. isse
for pgmbing work The Marine Hospital serNise
sssn's,on New YORK Schedules and further lniotIna
I'm may VI ~ GEO ". STONER.
Surgeon ~ IL s. in command Of station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

0UARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, Fort Terry
0 Plum Island As 10 sHe on gI0 goss
plum Island y y viii be received until ~ Ausas,
70 1888 ard then opened r. : reserves TIE. 70
- ac~e1, any or ali proposals. any part thefeoI ~
formation furnished Application envelopes
n-oorssls will endorsed Proposals. Tor toat shrD W.
rrc ETfGrNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

and fubscf pII1ls - p, = ,.1.I
DNEEItG - ibei- Uptown Once No 1912 Brosfway
- nor,n ~ 8ist-st. until O'Clock , N az.
"a CO., s~stved AZ any American Isrict IeIegPn IL.
me- also al the following nfanen on ~ aor
rates 10 shave i2th-s NAY ON ase ,, aag
Z5d-rt 20 Solumbus-ave near West Ooln - "n J" ~
l4ih-sr 49, sfb-ave ~ East iith-st 20 Mesi "a
4Zd-st,, D. $50 East itih-s' LOIS Ga
between tth an -e,h and T7th sta l026 81 ave- near
ave Eos ist-ave near s9th-st co 70. 3d. near
6lst-st a.. ad-ave 2lO Blocker 90 bies 81 81
sis.id go East 1911 1891 Sd-ave 2oo- "d-A'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

NEW YORK CENTRAL 4 HIpSoN RIVER RAIL
Treasufers Once. New York AugIst, 10 i,9n -.
I,OR THE PURPOSE OF speclal meeting ol
Il =. ..o.LnoIaers Of this company. - % held On
,,-,rhsssv the 27th Of September next a. one .
viii BE- closed az thfse l4ltE
y 81 - Erfsav the 2ath inst. End reopen-d a. len
- a NJ on Friday the let q senI PEN -. go
CLOCK - - ~ V. ". HOSSlTEh. If"asuF-r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

:. 0yFPTIsFMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
-, Ia,ysS a. their ptown once No l2i2 Broadway
1orth Of 3ist-st. until o'clock p m; advertise
"a ooo a. anv American District telegraph once
% - 81 the following branch Offices At regular ONCE
-afes until O'Clock r NJ,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13
DIVER ANDREWS RETURNS FROM
SHEEPSCOT BAY.

Diver S. s. Andrews of Portland, has
returned to Bath after making a search
for the bodies of the victims drowned by
the sinking of the yacht Idena In Sheep
scot bay. He found. none. The yacht
was sunk In 90 feet of water Diver An
drews went down four times and searched
the yacht and the immediate vicinity.
but found no trace of the Victims. The
cabin doors of the yacht were closed, but
the slide on top was open. He removed
four tons of ballast from the yacht before
an attempt was made to move her. and
then, with assistance from the launch
Dirigo and other boats, the yacht was
lowed into a cove at the east side of port,
and later to Robin Hoods cove.
K. v. John of Waverly, Mass, a cousin
of James A. Martin of Boston. one Of
the victims of the accident, has arrived
at the scene of the disaster, and will re.
main until everything possible is dons to
reco yer the body. Mrs. Martin, mother
OF James Martin. is Frustrated on account
OF the loss OF her son. Mr.. John offered
Diver Andrews 500 to return to the bay
and continue the search. but owing to
important work. he was not able TO &C.
ce pit.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13
OFF FOR CoLLEGE.

Union station, which has seemed a bit
deserted sincs the rush of summer travel
subsidized. was lively place yesterd ay
morning. The Mt. Holyoke girls, a
merry crowd, we're of by the nine O'Clock
express. Three Glasses were represented
and the senior representative was to join
them at Wells. Among those who were
purchasing tickets were noticed Miss
Florence Berry, '0l, and her sister, Miss
Ennis, who enters the freshman class this
year. Miss Mae Achorn, also a candidate
FOR freshman honors; Miss Ethel S. o.
good, '0i, Miss Amy Peters. and Miss
Janet Stevenson. 'o2. Miss Cummings
OF Gorham went Monday, but will meet
the party at the new Union station. where
there will be more girls and trunks to the
square inch than at any other point in
the United States. Mt. Holyoke. Welles-
ley, Smith and Vassar being on this line.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13
HARBOR NOTES.
items of Interest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.
1T FLOATS.
eogYaolsT lssa ~ InI eaoeTIa sAnslI col eNelnaAl

The Bay State arrived at 3.I5 yesterday
afternoon from Boston and at a. in. the
fremont left here for Boston.
Amonx the arrivals yesterday was the
schooner John b. Coyls with Ice from
the kennebec. She will finish her load
here and sail for Demarara.
Yacht arrivals were the Grampus and
The Kathelmlna.
Articles are open at the office Of the
United States shipping commissioner for
crews for ths following vessels: Frank
Il. Siinson, Portland, to one or more
coal ports and return east: 5. p. Black
burn, ditto; Carrie E. Rogers, Portland
to New York and return east j. S.
Window, Portland to Norfolk, thence Co
Port Spain. Trinidad, thence to any
other port S the master may direct and
return to port of discharge north of
Cape Hatteras.
Capt I. W. Dunn, Jr., commander of
the schooner Phineas W. Sprague. will
command the new four-masted schooner
which will be launched from Dunn Sc
EIliots' yard, at ghomaston. Me-, on
Sept. so.
The Norwegian steamer Michigan,
which struck on Saddleback ledge. in
the Penobscot river recently, while bound
from Bangor to Greenock. and put In 20
Boston for repairs, was Heated into Simp-
sons dry dock at high water Monday.
1t was so late when the dock was pumped
free that the exact nature of the damage
was not disclosed. The vessel will, be snr-
veyed by Lloyds' surveyor, Oliver Shaw,
and MIR. Johansen of New York, who
will represent the owners. The damage
is extensive and the vessel will be de-
tained for some time making repairs.
The contract will probably be awarded
today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adultsuffering from cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
troubles of any nature, who will call at
+. E. Fickelt's, 212 Danforth, E. w.
Stevens, 107 Portland, McDonough &
Sheridan's, 235 Congress, or j. 4. Goold,
& Co.'s, POI Federal St, will be presented
with sample bottle of Roschee's
German syrup, free of charge.
Only one bottle given to-one person and
none to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as BOschee's German
Syrup in all parts of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions of
bottles were given away, and your drug
gists will tell you Its success was marvel
Gus. 1t is really the only Throat and
Lung Remedy generally endorsed ply
sicians. One rs cent bottlewill cure or
prove its value. Sold by all druggists in
this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13
THE FORGER WHO WORKED SOUTH
PORTLAND.

The forger who worked South Portland
and Old Orchard SO successfully. has got
as far as Exeter. N. ii. On Monday In
that town Good win Bros, arocers. were
caught with bogus check drawn on the
Appleton national tank of..Lowell. Mass,
for SIS. The forger sent young town
boy with note to Goodwin Bros. signed
with the name of h. Q. Higgins. 1t was
forgery. Mr.. Higgins is young busi-
ness man for whom this firm occasionally
cashes checks. The money was paid to
the boy without question. Cashier Ella OF
tie Lowell bank states that several such
checks have come In from different cities.